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Hillary and Selena talk politics with Hillary's hubbie ADAM! Drag the vote!!! Brought to you By: The Sonar Network https://thesonarnetwork.com/

Adam T. gives a message of depth and weight for the Conscious Contact Group in Doylestown, PA on 11/09/24. Find us at https://maddogspeakers.com/.

Helldivers 2 to pierwszy duży coopowy hit 2024 roku. Ta strzelanka osadzona w humorystycznej wizji przyszłości przyciąga nie tylko świetną walką. Posłuchajcie co do powiedzenia o Helldivers 2 ma Adam „T_bone” Kusiak. Pełen tekst recenzji: https://www.gry-online.pl/S020.asp?ID=17989 T_bone'a znajdziecie też na Twitterze: https://twitter.com/TboneWargames Tekst: Adam „T_bone” Kusiak Narracja i montaż: Mateusz Popielak ► SUBSKRYBUJ: http://bit.ly/subskrybujtvgryplus ► SŁUCHAJ NA SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/show/5mIRx8HQDVWtYb86WlQ4v9 ► KANAŁ TVGRY: http://youtube.com/c/TVGRYpl ► FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/golpl 00:00 Wstęp 00:39 Najważniejsze wydarzenie na scenie coopowych strzelanek 01:10 Witajcie w świecie Helldivers 2 02:01 Sensowny coop nawet z randomami 03:18 Perfekcyjna walka 03:53 Pozytywnie zaskakuje zróżnicowanie misji 04:15 Sceny rodem z Czasu apokalipsy 05:29 Optymalizacja robi robotę, ale jest trochę bugów 06:10 Co w Helldivers 2 robi za marchewkę? 07:25 Moja największa niespodzianka początku 2024 roku 07:55 Podsumowanie

Adam T. gives a message of depth and weight for   A Design For Living Group's 18th Anniversary on 2/4/2024. Find us at https://maddogspeakers.com/.

Adam T is a very funny guy but he also delivers a solid message at the La Hacenda Reunion held in 2004. NSFW Email: sobercast@gmail.com Support Sober Cast: https://sobercast.com/donate AA Event List: https://scast.us/events If you have an AA roundup, retreat, convention or workshop coming up, we would be happy to give you a shout out here on the podcast and list the event on the Sober Cast website. Visit the link above and look for "Submit Your Event" in the blue box. Sober Cast has 2300+ episodes available, visit SoberCast.com to access all the episodes where you can easily find topics or specific speakers using tags or search. https://sobercast.com

„Současnému člověku občas chybí rituály, něco, čím bychom leccos zakončili, případně to líp uchopili. V tu chvíli může být na místě terapie v přírodě. Například ve chvíli, kdy vám odejde někdo blízký, vy truchlíte a zároveň si s tím nedokážete pomoct sami,“ říká psycholog a propagátor tzv. terapie mezi stromy Adam Táborský. Se svými klienty totiž občas vyrazí do přírody, třeba na procházku, a tvrdí, že ani v lese neexistuje špatné počasí, pouze špatné oblečení.Všechny díly podcastu Hovory můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.

Jak se dá propojit pobyt v přírodě a terapeutické sezení? Tím se zabývá psychoterapeut Adam Táborský, který bude letošním hostem olomouckého festivalu AFO.Všechny díly podcastu Větrník - Host ve studiu můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.

Dnešní podcast je shrnutí novinek, které mají vyjít v roce 2023 a já se jich už nemůžu dočkat! Pojďte se mnou prolistovat ediční plány! V podcastu zmiňuji tyto knihy: Argo: - Krámek s fantazií - Tabitha Bird - Slovník ztracených slov - Pip Williamsová - Poslední večeře - Anna E. Wahlgrenová Euromedia: - Těla - Klára Vlasáková - Námořní bouře - Andrew Mayne - Nebe - Mieko Kawakami - Naše ztracená srdce - Celeste Ng - Jablka ze stromu nepadají - Liane Moriarty - Do ráje - Hanya Yanagihara Jota: - Hory zpívají - Nguyen Phan Que Mai - Osamělá holubice - Larry McMurtry - Na dlouhé povídání - Anna Hogelandová - Terapie lesem - Adam Táborský - Friluftsliv - Linda Akeson McGurková - Digiděti - Jan Kršňák Albatros: - Jiné místo - Kateřina Karolová - Dívka, kterou spolklo moře - Axie Oh - Zlatá - Marissa Meyer - Vraní oko - Michaela Klevisová Paseka: - Karneval zvířat - Zuzana Dostálová Host: - Vítězové - Fredrik Backman - Les v domě - Alena Mornštajnová - Srpny - Jakub Stanjura - Půjdu s tebou - Lina Nordquistová - I když všechno končí - Jens Liljestrand - Lampář, lodivodka a kluk z továrny na slzy - Kateřina Havlíková - Všechen můj hněv - Sabaa Tahirová - Kruté požehnání - Emily Thiedeová - Chaloupka na muřích nožkách - Sophie Andersonová - V pasti pohlaví - Silvie Lauder - Tím se všechno mění - Naomi Kleinová

AA member Adam T. shares his story.

Během posledních dvou let vzrostl výskyt psychických problémů o celou třetinu. Nejvyšší čas pozvat si zas odborníka na duši. Adam je psycholog a terapeut, v Bohnicích pracuje s pacienty s emočně nestabilní poruchou osobnosti (dříve hraniční porucha) a taky je autorem projektu Terapie mezi stromy. Bohnice - naše představy vs. jak to tam fakt vypadá Terapie mezi stromy - proč je lepší mít místo ordinace les Doomscrolling - co to je a proč s tím ideálně hned přestat Tall poppy syndrom - víte, že jste možná rušivý květ? Věci, za který byste se měli přestat omlouvat Myslíte si, že chodit na terapii je už dneska běžná věc nebo je to pořád někde tabu?

"Farscape 3·19: I-Yensch, You-Yensch A meeting with Scorpius takes a sour turn while Talyn crosses a line from which he cannot come back. “D'Argo and Rygel meet Scorpious and Bracca with a deal that would be mutually beneficial. Only problem is, they picked the worst diner in the Uncharted Territories to have said meeting. Will they come to an understanding? Will Rygel get food poisoning? It all just begs one question: ""Why so difficult?""” (thanks Billy Roberts!) “Someone gets trigger happy. Insurance fraud is committed. And a terrible robbery/hostage situation is preformed by two blue monkeys. And ""WHY SO DIFFICULT?""” (thanks GoingMetal799!) “A small business owner's get rich quick scheme is foiled when old enemies with fancy jewelry use his restaurant for top secret talks. Meanwhile on Moya, visons of sorrow come true due to an itchy trigger finger... Why so difficult!?” (thanks Marky See!) “An Elmore Leonard story interrupts our crew's attempts to negotiate for their safety. Meanwhile, it's time for serious discussions about long-term Leviathan care.” (thanks Nazzy!) “Friendship bracelets Farscape style! Why so difficult! With some guest characters that look suspiciously like some of the creative team. ” (thanks Lucy !) “Monkey business ensues when Pumpkin and Honeybunny interrupt negotiations at the restaurant, one of our heroes learns to empathize at an extraordinary level, and another is convinced to get a lobotomy” (thanks Adam T!) “Two blue, angry, Rorf-ish hounds, / In our diner, burn it down, It's 'The Ties That Bind', Are these the good kind? Keep hitting your head on the ground.” (thanks Ric from the Delta Quadrant!) “Ok honey's what would you like to order? Let's start with the little man in the booster chair, what would you like to eat? Oh don't get uppity with me or your not going to get anything I don't care how many people you've ruled over, I'm the emporis of this Diner. Ok next, you big strapping tentaceles hunk, I bet you like a good meaty meal. Now you dark and leather something cool to drink? A wormhole shack, best on this side of the sector. I'll be right back with everyone meals. Oh yes you....I'll bring you what ever. Be right back with your drinks.” (thanks Blackrain !) First aired on Monday, 21 January 2002, written by Matt Ford, and directed by Peter Andrikidis We're on https://my.captivate.fm/Twitter.com/sofarscape (Twitter), http://facebook.com/sofarscape (Facebook), and SoFarscape.com. Send us your https://www.sofarscape.com/submit (synopses), support us on https://www.sofarscape.com/support (Patreon) or suggest a https://www.sofarscape.com/fanfic (fanfic story) for us to read!

Farscape 3·16: Revenging Angel With Crichton in a coma, we take a look inside his Looney Toon mind... “Lion King - Be Prepared.mpg” (thanks Bostitch!)“Things are literally starting to go Looney Toons for the gang on Moya. Nuff said.” (thanks Kevin Veighey!) “Farscape meets Loony Tunes when D'Argo puts Crichton into a coma over a disagreement. Much slapstick comedy to come as Crichton dreams about how to handle D'argo.” (thanks Billy Roberts!) “In this episode of Frooney Tunes, a ship threatens everyone, a character takes a long nap, and it turns out Tentaclēs has 9 lives. Is revenge a dish best served with slapstick?” (thanks MatthewB!) “"Eh...What's up, D'argo?" ""Shhhh...be vewwy, vewwy quiet. I'm hunting ooman, cause you know what's better than wabbit? Ooman! I tawt I taw a ooman, I did, I did, I did! Kill the ooman! Kill the ooman! I did, I did, I did!"" ""Well, I guess that's all, folks!""” (thanks Vicster!) “Who framed Roger Rabbit meets Baywatch when a natural born loser starts fantasising ” (thanks Lucy !) “Self-destructs, spinning blades, and six-teen tonne weights. It's human season in this rabbit brained caper with the Acme Corporation getting a new client, elaborate painted wormholes, and Tentacleese getting run over by USS Enterprise (NCC-1701, no bloody A, B, C, D, or E). ” (thanks Tonks Moriarty!) “Meep! Meep! Buckets, bear traps, and banana peels can't keep Wile E Ka D'Argo away from our Roadrunner. A Gene Rodenberryan surprise guest star is the least bizarre occurrence on this looney adventure of betrayal and forgiveness. ” (thanks Adam T!) First aired on Friday, 10 August 2001, written by David Kemper, and directed by Andrew Prowse We're on https://my.captivate.fm/Twitter.com/sofarscape (Twitter), http://facebook.com/sofarscape (Facebook), and SoFarscape.com. Send us your https://www.sofarscape.com/submit (synopses), support us on https://www.sofarscape.com/support (Patreon) or suggest a https://www.sofarscape.com/fanfic (fanfic story) for us to read!

Enjoy this clip of our discussion of Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead (1991)! We were joined by special guest Adam T. of AUX podcast fame. To hear the rest of this bonus episode and 12 others, please join our Patreon!

Taking control of your future and paving the way to your success into the corporate world. Tyler converses with Adam T. Poe, co-founder and spokesperson for ProVet, about the unique personalized leadership training program they offer to veterans and military spouses. Cool thing is it is FREE! Learn how your skills can translate into organizational leadership skills and open the doors to finding a job in the corporate world. Thank you to BetterHelp for sponsoring today's episode! Coming Home Well listeners can get 10% off by visiting betterhelp.com/cominghomewell.Hey folks, know of an organization doing awesome work for our veterans and their caregivers? Have a topic you want to know more about? Email us your suggestions at cominghomewell@gmail.com and we will do our best to make it happen.Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=DPPU22JG5EM6Y)

Adamlar haklı... ABD diyorum, haklı.. Bu kadar ittifak, müttefiklik, NATO ortaklığı.. Nereden baksanız 80 yıllık hukuk var. ‘İç içe' geçmişiz!.. Bu kadar bağ varken, bağımlılık sadece bağımlıyı değil, bağlanılanı da bağlar!.. Adam ‘Türkiyesini' kaybetti.. Türkiye kaybetmek kolay mı? Hele ABD için! Bütün yönlere hareket eden taş düştü. Kendi satranç tahtasını yapıyor şimdi. Oyun kurmak o... Kaybetmemek için her türlü pisliği yaptı. Darbeler, nihayet 15 Temmuz odur. Bir tek defa kaybetmesi gerekiyordu, o gün kaybetti. Dişe kan değdi. Böyledir, dünyanın gözleri önünde ‘muktedir olmadığını' gösterdi Türkiye ona. Türkiye'yi kaybetti başka, bir de bütün dünyada ABD'ye içinden küfredenlerin aklına düşürdü... Şimdi gazetelerde, TV'lerde sırtını bu konforlu alana yaslayarak ABD'ye ağzına geleni söyleyenlere bakmayın siz. ‘ABD'nin, ABD-Türkiye'nin bittiğini', ‘toparlayamayacağını' çok çok önce yazdık, söyledik, siz şahitsiniz... Amerikan ‘iktidarına' ibret-i

Join us for a combined episode of two parts of Territories! The Badass of the Badlands tournament begins! Micah leads Adam T., Greg, and Noah through a series of matches as the elimination tournament begins. All of the wrestlers in Badlands are going to take their shot. Is one of them going to be Ozeki? If he does, he's going to have to forfeit his current belt. How far will the wrestlers go to get a chance to be the champion?Note, this and the remainder of season 1 were recorded before WWW 2nd Edition was out, but it is out now, available on Nathan D. Paoletta's website.

Adam T from Los Angeles California tells his story at the 55th Florida State Convention held in July of 2011. (NSFW) Email: sobercast@gmail.com Support Sober Cast: https://sobercast.com/donate We have added a page of meetings that have moved online https://sobercast.com/online-meetings Sober Cast has 1500+ episodes available, visit SoberCast.com to access all the episodes where you can easily find topics or specific speakers using tags or search.

In this episode, I am joined by Dr. Adam T. Murry who is an assistant professor of Indigenous psychology at the University of Calgary, where he teaches an undergraduate course in qualitative research methods. He is a mixed methodologist by training, specializing in the integration of quantitative and qualitative methods. He currently has several mixed methods projects underway on a range of topics, including evaluating undergraduate research training programs, and Indigenous mentorship, allyship, employment experiences, and health research networks. Adam talks all about the difference between qualitative and quantitative methods, the strengths and weaknesses for each, and the philosophical assumptions behind them. He also discusses what to look for when reading research, and why why picking the best methods matter. Thank you so much for listening, everyone!

We had hoped, in the long run, to do a complete season 3 of 10K Lakes. We had hoped to knock out a bunch of people's JOLS to put a proper bow on the campaign. To be perfectly clear, this was recorded the day after Christmas in 2019. 2020, in the least, threw everyone a curveball. A full, proper send off for every single Taker is, sadly, probably not in the cards. But, still, we do not want to let 10K Lakes to go quietly into that good night. A few stories were near their conclusion. So, a final couple of episodes will round out 10K Lakes. Starting here.Tora does not want to slink to a quiet life in the Loss. She wants to take her place at the head of her family. She will have to carve a bloody path.Will it be worth it?Greg - GMIan – Tora – A samurai wannabe who may doesn't want to be a wannabe.Adam T. – Shears – Latent beautician wanting to make a better life for herself and for others.David – Longshot – A dispossessed Canadian that hasn’t let the apocalypse ruin his good nature.Ethan – Taxey – A street tough hustler/rapper with a new baby and a new purpose.

EKOmaniaci: aneb jak se chovat udržitelně v neudržitelném světě? To se dozvíte díky mému podcastu. Hostem šestnáctého dílu je Adam Táborský, který je vystudovaný psycholog působící v psychiatrické nemocnici Bohnice. Zároveň je zakladatelem projektu Terapie mezi stromy, v rámci kterého provádí své klienty terapií během procházky v přírodě a využívá příznivých účinků přírody na psychiku člověka. V dnešním dílu podcastu jsme probírali nejen právě to, jak příroda působí na psychiku člověka a jak si v ní každý z nás může udělat takovou vlastní „autoterapii“, ale i co to vlastně znamená Terapie mezi stromy a jaké všechny prvky jsou v této terapii používány. Povídali jsme si o tom, jakým různým pacientům pomáhají v Terapii mezi stromy, jak tato terapie probíhá a kdy je vůbec vhodné vyhledat terapeuta. Důležité bylo také téma, jakými způsoby na sobě každodenně pracovat, abychom byli v psychické pohodě. Nechybělo ani téma environmentálního žalu, které je nyní velmi aktuální. Pokud vás zajímá téma psychického zdraví, tento díl bude přesně pro vás. Shrnutí dílu a odkazy na užitečné tipy, které Adam zmiňuje, naleznete v článku na webu k tomuto dílu podcastu. https://ekomaniaci.cz/adam-taborsky/ Máte rádi tento podcast? Pak prosím jeho tvorbu podpořte na Patreonu. Svoje podporu můžete vyjádřit na https://www.patreon.com/ekomaniaci Zaujala vás moje tvorba? Podívejte se na můj blog Za lepší život či mě sledujte na Instagramu @zalepsizivot. Nově si též můžete koupit můj e-book o udržitelném investování, díky kterému zjistíte, že i investování můžete dělat ekologicky. Více o něm naleznete zde: https://zalepsizivot.cz/ekologicke-investovani/

Adam T from LA shares his experience, strength, and hope from the Zoom Room. The Laguna Niguel Speaker Meeting gathers at 7:30 p.m. every Sunday on Zoom. Please join us at https://zoom.us/j/451797737Generally, 2 shares (a 10 minute and 40 minute) are published every Wednesday, which were recorded the previous Sunday.Please subscribe to our podcast to increase our visibility on podcast apps and help us better carry our message. Feel free to contact us at lagunaniguelspeakermeeting@gmail.com for more information about the meeting or any comments you may have. We love getting feedback. Thanks for listening. RSS Feed: https://media.rss.com/lagunaniguelspeakermeeting/feed.xml

Adam T from Los Angeles CA tells his story at the La Hacienda Reunion held in May of 2004. He did treatment 28 times, his sponsor called it paying half a million dollars for a big book. List of Zoom Thanksgiving Alcathons Click Here Email: sobercast@gmail.com Support Sober Cast: https://sobercast.com/donate We have added a page of meetings that have moved online https://sobercast.com/online-meetings Sober Cast has 1300+ episodes available, visit SoberCast.com to access all the episodes where you can easily find topics or specific speakers using tags or search.

How To Fight A Cold By Adam T. Newman   The Read with Carylee Show brings the love of literature to children and gives a peek behind-the-scenes by evoking the joy of reading, helping children interact with authors, and displaying the hidden talent of these authors who may be living in your community. In this episode, we're going to read “How To Fight A Cold” by Adam T. Newman.   Children will LAUGH all the way through this silly AWARD-WINNING story about a young boy who stays home with a COLD and tries to rest and feel better when he suddenly gets sucked into a strange world where he is coached by a “freshly picked” trainer named Boogie, who then teaches him, how to fight a tough COLD. Will Boogie’s training be enough for our hero to defeat the big and mighty COLD? With determination, good instruction and a spoonful of luck, our hero may just have a chance.   Adam T. Newman is an award-winning children's book author whose childhood consisted of sports, reading comic books, and playing with action figures. His love for film, writing and cartoons led him to cross country to Los Angeles, where he landed a job working for a children's animation company.   Adam has worked for numerous film studios as an art director and graphic designer. He is also the recipient of the prestigious “World’s Greatest Dad” award, which his two wonderful kids presented in the form of a t-shirt.   Learn more about Adam T. Newman's books and services at:   Web site: www.miloinkbooks.com Facebook: facebook.com/MiLoInkBooks Instagram: @miloinkbooks Twitter: @MiLoINKBooks   Loved the story from this episode? Check out her YouTube channel to discover how Carylee's love for literature is making a global impact. https://bit.ly/2PRfyqb

Adam Táborský pracuje jako psycholog v Psychiatrické nemocnici Bohnice a mimo to propojuje duševní zdraví a přírodu v projektu Terapie mezi stromy. Povídáme si společně o propojení měst a přírody, duševním zdraví lidí žijících ve městech. Adam sdílí své poznatky, přibližuje, jak taková terapie mezi stromy probíhá a sdílí, jak o své duševní zdraví pečuje on sám. Bavíme se také o současné pandemické situaci a o tom, jaký má dopad na naše duševní zdraví. A co takové sociální sítě nebo mediální masáž? To vše se dozvíte v novém díle podcastu #NastavdUŠI. SBÍRKA NA DONIO - TERAPIE MEZI STROMY IG projektu Terapie Mezi Stromy

Our guest is Adam Medeiros, Trustee in the Kings County Board of Education. He talks about moving to the US with his family when he was 2 and his path to public service. Adam T. Medeiros has been an active member, volunteer, and business owner in Hanford for nearly 40 years and is currently serving his first term on the Kings County Board of Education. Prior to his election in 2018, Adam held a board position at Kings River-Hardwick Union School District. During his ten years with Kings River-Hardwick, the school has been a California Honor Roll School every year since 2014 and recently received the California Gold Ribbon Award.

I am joined this week by Joe Hogan of geektitude and Lady Emma! Joe does podcasting, plays games AND is a theater teacher!! Find out what makes him geek out on this episode of FrazlCast! LET'S START THE GNOME TRAIN! Links Discussed: Ooblets Popeye (1980) - IMDb Study finds links between swearing and honesty From the Community: Follow @FriendshipMount for Uncorrupted Voidwing AoTC Clears Donate to the Perky Pugs RAINN Fundraising Campaign DesMephisto Heroic N'Zoth Giveaways and Prizes for Charity in Support of the Joyful Heart Foundation Donate to DesMephisto’s Joyful Heart Foundation Fundraising Campaign Limit, Pieces, and Wowhead Team Up for NA and EU Ny'alotha Allseer Giveaways Sparkspans US Battle.net Community Secrets Of Ulduar ( Dark Synth Wave) Help support a full-length WoW Synthwave album by tipping Jay a cup of coffee or two A Hero's Burden [WoW Machinima] Fat Dino Created World of Warcraft in Unreal Engine 4 Physical Heart of Azeroth Necklace Commission Art prints by Adam Törn Ghost Osa’s Goblin Commission for @dattoffer Worgen Faebelina #FanartSunday showcasing arts from Becky Watson Wowhead's Artist's Corner - Bread Twitch Spotlight: franks_hotsauceguild PhoenixDuet Subscribe on YouTube, pushing for 100 Twitch Clip: Frazley realized they dun fudged up.... Our website is FrazlCast.com. Email the show at show@frazlcast.com, tweet us @FrazlCast or leave a voicemail (you can also call 1-440-536-3711). This show contains awesome contributions from people in our community. The Gnome Train Intro is by Ali of Dungeon Fables and All Things Azeroth and the opening music is by Brandon T. Blaylock. Around the Table bumper made by Epicinsanity. The Gnome Roar is by Gin of Morally Grey Podcast! Frazzlepants bumper made by The Scruffy Druid of Viral Voice Arts! The Podcasting Frazley artwork was drawn by Sir Onion Knight. FrazlCast is part of Dragon Powered Studio. Join the Sparkspans Community for discussion during the week at Sparkspan.com. Please consider supporting FrazlCast with Twitch bits and/or a Twitch sub.

In the last episode of season one, it is a dynamic Adam duo when Adam Heathcote visits Market Leader Adam Tillman in Des Moines. They chat a bit about the new Des Moines office space, the success of the first client event in the new office and how the new space reflects the open environment we have for clients and staff alike. The topic then shifts to recruitment and retention and Adam T. shares that he spent a hot minute in the private sector internship before moving over to public accounting where he found his stride. They visit about finding the right talent mix for the firm in such a competitive market and showcasing what all the firm has to offer for career development. Adam H. shifts the conversation to the importance of being a trusted business advisor for clients and truly understanding their pain points and figuring out ways to solve those challenges. And the importance of being heads up instead of heads down. Both Adams agree that is where the real fun is. And they agree it’s fun to throw a pie in the CEO’s face every now and then.

Replay of our LIVE Legal Update on May 4th, 2020 streamed live on Youtube. The "Stay-at-Home" order in Illinois was extended to May 31st, and there are constantly new developments in the issues surrounding COVID-19. This Live Legal Update is intended to help board members, owners, residents, managers, and businesses understand the issues surrounding COVID-19 mitigation and relief efforts as they impact condominium, townhome, and homeowners' associations in Illinois, with a primary focus on difficulties for associations to hold elections and collect assessments under the newest executive orders in Illinois. This event featured a live panel of three attorneys specializing in Community Association law, answering some frequently asked questions and taking questions from the live chat.   The attorneys on the live panel include: Gabriella R. Comstock - Keough & Moody https://kmlegal.com/attorneys/gabriella-r-comstock/ Patrick T. Costello - Keay & Costello http://www.keaycostello.com/attorneys/patrick-t-costello/ Adam T. Kahn - Levenfeld Pearlstein https://www.lplegal.com/our-talent/adam-kahn       Disclaimer: Please note the material discussed during and contained in this presentation is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. No attorney-client relationship is established by your review or receipt of the information contained in this presentation. You should not act on the information discussed during this presentation without first obtaining legal advice from an attorney duly licensed to practice law in your State. While the contributing parties have made every effort to include up-to-date information during this presentation, the law can change quickly. Accordingly, please understand that information discussed during the presentation may not yet reflect the most recent legal developments. Material is not guaranteed to be correct, complete, or up to date. Contributing parties reserve the right to revise or update the information and statements of law discussed on the podcast at any time, without notice, and disclaim any liability for your use of information or statements of law discussed during the presentation, or the performance of the presentation generally. This presentation may be considered advertising in some jurisdictions under applicable law/s and/or ethical rules/regulations.

Edward M. Pereira Founder/Chief Executive Officer Having grown up in a military family with my father serving more than 30 years in the United States Air Force, and myself having served for over 12 years as a Federal Agent, it is now my life's work to Love-on, Give Back, Honor and Serve all those that have selflessly and bravely served and continue to defend and serve Our Great Nation. From a spiritual perspective, for more than 35 years, I have been asking God the question “What is the unique gift that you have placed in me that you want to share with the world”? It wasn't until I turned 50 and was blessed with a beautiful baby boy that God provided the answer. My son taught me my most valuable lesson, to be the best man, father, husband and community leader that I can be and to leave him a legacy that he can be proud of when I am gone. The legacy that I want to leave is to teach others, through my actions, to be humble and kind, and to love, give, honor and serve so that we can all leave this place better than we found it.   If you liked what you heard, please hit the subscribe button while leaving us a note on what else you'd like to see from TFZ in the future! To gain access to information on Holistic Therapies and Alternative Medicines, visit: Task Force Zen Website https://www.taskforcezen.com   To gain access to Higher Conscious Businesses, visit: GreenZone Hero Website https://www.greenzonehero.com   To learn more about your host John Krotec, check out: Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnkrotec/   Straight Outta Combat Radio: https://www.heroesmediagroup.com/straight-outta-combat-radio/    What's Your Apocalypse: https://www.whatsyourapocalypse.com  To learn about John's new book, Fractals Poetry go to: http://Fractalspoetry.com  Supporting Cast Shout out to Heroes Media Group for helping to produce and promote this audio podcast  https://www.heroesmediagroup.com Shout out to Bill Protzmann of Music Care Inc.  https://musiccare.net  Thanks to Adam T. Cummings of “Podcasting Completely” for assisting with this episode.

Munira Zahabi was born in Kenya, Africa. She found her love of learning through her mother, who was stricken with asthma during childhood, and never received an education past the second grade. Growing up, her mother would study her text books and learn beside her -- oftentimes leaving Munira with thoughts of what her mother could have been, if life hadn't dealt her the hand, that it had dealt. Asthma was an unknown condition back in that time -- the doctor's in Kenya thought people could be contagious so they banned those children with it from attending school. Munira lost her mother very young. By the time her father remarried, the stepmother determined that it was time that Munira got married off to a 33 year-old suitor from Tanzania. She was only 15 at that time. Just like that, her life changed forever and by the time she was 24 -- she had four kids. Munira has always felt that her youth was stolen from her -- something that fuels her to this day. Having to throw away her scholarship to Cambridge University in London, Munira stayed determined to learn as much as she could - always reminding herself that learning was a gift as well as helping others. Two qualities her mother instilled in her before her early departure. She took to the local library and consumed as much knowledge as she could. But the roles mounted quickly -- wife, sister-in-law, mother, and citizen of a new country. She found solace in observing her grandmother. Although the woman lost her husband early-on and struggled with it, she never cursed her journey because she had unwavering faith in God. She chose to be happy in spite of it all. To Munira, those lessons shown to her by her grandmother became the foundation of the woman she has become. In 1995, Bill Clinton had opened an initiative to allow immigrants from third world countries to come to the United States to live and work. While working as a school teacher in Tanzania, Munira learned of this opportunity from a co-worker. Taking it to her husband, he told her that he would help but had no intention of going. After filling out all 17 different applications -- low and behold, Murina was accepted to come to the United States. Her husband kept his promise and didn't want to go but didn't try to stop her from going either. Even her aunt offered to give Munira her entire inheritance if she were to stay. But it was not enough for her. Her youth had already been stolen years ago, now it was time to build a better life for her and her kids. Munira ended up arriving in Bakersfield, California on June 28th, 1995. The rest has been history. Now a John C. Maxwell certified coach, she helps other coaches find their niches to make them riches. As the niche navigator, her goal is to help 5000 more people find success through her self-developed, 3-step toolkit, within the next 5 years. - Step 1: Is what you're doing right now bringing you happiness? - Step 2: If not, then figure out what you'd like to do that would bring you happiness. - Step 3: Then ask yourself, can you do it everyday? Munira is an incredible human being who has overcome so much adversity to love the woman she is today. It was an incredible honor having her on this episode of Task Force Zen. We look forward to continuing to leverage her talent to help our AHOs succeed too.  If you liked what you heard, please hit the subscribe button while leaving us a note on what else you'd like to see from TFZ in the future! Show Notes & Time Stamps 02:56 -- Growing up in Africa 03:54 -- Importance of roots & heritage 06:13 -- Instilled Learning 08:10 -- Arranged Marriage 11:41 -- Youth is blinded by materialism 13:43 -- The journey shapes us 15:24 -- Forrest from the trees 16:22 -- Getting to the states 21:27 -- Landing in America 23:08 -- America; a land of the immigrants 23:28 -- Biggest blunder? 25:23 -- America; a land of opportunities 26:40 -- Living in the shadow of American oppulence 29:30 -- Niche Navigator 32:47 -- 3 things people can do to create more happiness 35:58 -- Fear drives inaction 38:35 -- Technology can convolute the importance of life 40:59 -- 5 year vision 45:21 -- Adults at 18 vs. 35 47:13 -- Fulfillment & Dollars 48:15 -- Contact info 49:19 -- Benefits of helping others 51:11 -- Remove fear by getting clear 52:01 -- Harness fear before it overtakes you 53:56 -- Laugh in the face of fear 55:24 -- Create a wave 57:12 -- Closing remarks If you liked what you heard, please hit the subscribe button while leaving us a note on what else you'd like to see from TFZ in the future! To gain access to information on Holistic Therapies and Alternative Medicines, visit: Task Force Zen Website https://www.taskforcezen.com   To gain access to Higher Conscious Businesses, visit: GreenZone Hero Website https://www.greenzonehero.com    To learn more about your host John Krotec, check out: Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnkrotec/   Straight Outta Combat Radio: https://www.heroesmediagroup.com/straight-outta-combat-radio/    What's Your Apocalypse: https://www.whatsyourapocalypse.com  To learn about John's new book, Fractals Poetry go to: http://Fractalspoetry.com  Supporting Cast Shout out to Heroes Media Group for helping to produce and promote this audio podcast  https://www.heroesmediagroup.com Shout out to Bill Protzmann of Music Care Inc.  https://musiccare.net  Thanks to Adam T. Cummings of “Podcasting Completely” for assisting with this episode.

Henry Quick Bear Sr. was born to the Lakota Native American Tribe on the Rosebud Sioux Reservation. As a one year old, he became very ill, and his great grandfather learned the way of the Medicine Man in order to treat, heal, and save Henry's life. He took him to a Lakota ceremonial rite that led him through the sickness and back into sound health again. His fate would be sealed from that day forward. Six years ago, Henry was participating in the Sundance Rite, one of the seven rites of the Lakota people that is performed every year in the summer. During it, he experienced a truly spiritual moment up by a sacred tree where the rite was performed. During the dance he kept feeling these things hitting him in the back, he assumed it as hail, but when he looked up -- there wasn't a cloud in the sky. He was baffled and a bit confused. A year later, Henry went on his vision quest, another rite of the Lakota tribe. During this vision quest, he was able to make the connection to what had happened by the special tree that day. He had never felt more connected to the Earth than that Sundance Rite and now a year later, he knew exactly what he was fated to do. That's when he began his journey towards becoming a healer within his Lakota Tribe. He knew it was time for him to follow in his grandfather's footsteps to fulfill his destiny of healing the sick and caring for the weak. - - - “I've been given a great gift by my grandfather and his helpers -- to try and heal the sick  and help the weak while encouraging people to live by the Lakota virtues given to us.” Since that time, Henry has completed his training and serves as a Medicine Man for the Lakota people, healing the sick and caring for the weak. He's also on a mission to preserve the Lakota language and traditions that are quickly becoming lost in the ever-changing currents of life. As an active tribal council member and the lead cultural researcher for the Lakota Language Preservation Project -- Quick Bear Sr. has made it his mission to teach the Lakota language to anyone who is willing to learn while also advocating for the increased participation of tribal parents, to entice their children to learn the Lakota traditions and language, so that it will not be lost forever. - - - “[We need to] educate as many people as we can and teach the Lakota virtues too, so we can pass that onto our children. If we can all see each other's struggles and understand one another, maybe then they can pass that on in the best way they can, so they can educate and pass on knowledge to future generations -- so they can pass it on after [them].” Please like, share, and subscribe to Task Force Zen Radio Show Notes 02:20 -- Henry Quickbear's Childhood & Background 04:35 -- Medicine Man Lineage 06:23 -- Connected to Mother Earth 07:59 -- Importance of Traditions 10:00 -- Labels & Society 11:07 -- Diminishing Social Stigmas 12:22 -- 7 Sacred Rites of the Lakota Tribe 14:08 -- Learning to Live with the Planet 14:46 -- How can Business Help the World Heal 15:44 -- Making the World a Better Place 17:28 -- The Possibility of Ending Human Suffering 18:25 -- 5 Years 19:47 -- Reservation Conditions 20:27 -- Personal Mantra 21:43 -- Legacy 22:19 -- Final Thoughts on the State of Humanity 23:17 -- Information on Tribes in S. Dakota 24:07 -- Henry's Contact Info 24:28 -- Opening Lakota Prayer Translation 28:00 -- Henry Says Goodbye in Lakota To contact Henry Quick Bear Sr.  Call him: at the Lakota Language Preservation Office at: 605-747-5264 Email Him:  matoohanko1@hotmail.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/henry-quick-bear-sr-4b06b7b3/    If you liked what you heard, please hit the subscribe button while leaving us a note on what else you'd like to see from TFZ in the future! To gain access to information on Holistic Therapies and Alternative Medicines, visit: Task Force Zen Website https://www.taskforcezen.com   To gain access to Higher Conscious Businesses, visit: GreenZone Hero Website https://www.greenzonehero.com   To learn more about your host John Krotec, check out: Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnkrotec/   Straight Outta Combat Radio: https://www.heroesmediagroup.com/straight-outta-combat-radio/    What's Your Apocalypse: https://www.whatsyourapocalypse.com  To learn about John's new book, Fractals Poetry go to: http://Fractalspoetry.com  Supporting Cast Shout out to Heroes Media Group for helping to produce and promote this audio podcast  https://www.heroesmediagroup.com Shout out to Bill Protzmann of Music Care Inc.  https://musiccare.net  Thanks to Adam T. Cummings of “Podcasting Completely” for assisting with this episode.

I denne episode fortsætter vi hvor vi slap i episode 14. Vi ser Zappa færdig. Dansk Film Podcast har fra starten haft en drøm om at lave podcast om den danske ungdomsfilm Zappa. Og drømmen er nu gået i opfyldelse. I Episode 14 & 15 er vi så heldige at se filmen sammen med 2 af hovedrolleindehaverne. Adam Tønsberg & Morten Hoff som spillede Bjørn & Mulle i filmen. Og I kan være med! Sæt dvd'en på hos dig selv. Lyt til podcasten samtidig og hør et hav af anekdoter fra Adam og Morten + et par specielle gæster. Vi håber I er med på "legen" Rigtig god fornøjelse. Danni & Thomas

Episode 123 In this episode of Sober Speak, Adam T gives a little history of the Oxford Group, the four rules that block God in his life and shares a little about his life seeking treatment 28 times before maintaining sobriety. He states that he has a body that can't process alcohol and a mind they can't process reality. Adam also shares about the formation of the traditions and how singleness of purpose is both vital and detrimental to the survival of AA.  Leave us a message @ https://www.speakpipe.com/SoberSpeak Email us @ john@soberspeak.com Visit our website @ www.soberspeak.com

Adam T of Thieves is back!

This is episode 35 of ComposerCast and was recorded in a lovely pub in Portsmouth. This is an interview episode where I talk to the wonderful composer and sound designer, Chris Jolley, about his audio career in games. Follow him on Twitter @cjolley_audio"Remember Runescape? Yeah I 'member!" Check out what it looks like now: https://www.runescape.com/splashRead Sam Barlow's wiki: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sam_Barlow_(game_designer)Listen to "Patches Theme" from Dragons: Dawn of New Riders by Chris Jolley: https://soundcloud.com/user-562618863/sets/dragons-dawn-of-new-ridersSubsribe to Adam T. Croft's email newsletter. Lots of good game audio stuff in there: https://adamtcroft.com/Listen to "Impatiev House No. 2" from Assassin's Creed Chronicles: Russia by Chris Jolley: https://soundcloud.com/user-562618863/assassinscreedchroniclesListen to "First Civilisation" from Assassins Creed Chronicles: India by Chris Jolley: https://soundcloud.com/user-562618863/assassinscreedchronicles-indiaPurchase the Half Life: A Place in the West soundtracks by Chris Jolley:https://store.steampowered.com/app/629830/HalfLife_A_Place_in_the_West_Soundtrack_Vol_1/https://store.steampowered.com/app/980550/HalfLife_A_Place_in_the_West_Soundtrack_Vol_2/--Enjoying the podcast? You can now support us on Patreon! We've got different monthly rewards for you to enjoy including custom ringtones and super sweet shout-outs on the podcast.Keep up to date and follow @ComposerCast on Twitter. Our DMs are always open.Follow Will on Twitter @willhelliwell1.Listen to the ComposerCast playlist on Spotify containing a mix of all the music we've talked about on our podcast.Want to be a guest on the podcast or have a topic you think we should discuss? Send us an email to patreon@composercast.co.uk

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Adam T. from Los Angeles CA speaking at the 5th Tradition Group of Denver, CO in July of 2013. Email: sobercast@gmail.com Support Sober Cast: https://sobercast.com/donate Sober Cast has 900+ episodes available and many podcast players only list the last 100. Visit SoberCast.com to access all the episodes where you can easily find topics or specific speakers using tags or search.

On this episode of CANCER BUZZ, learn why a trip to the emergency department is different for patients who receive immunotherapy for cancer, what information helps ED clinicians, and what busy emergency departments providers need to know about immune-related adverse events in patients treated with checkpoint inhibitors.Guest:Sarah Dubbs, MD, Assistant Professor in Emergency Medicine; Assistant Director of the Emergency Medicine Residency Program, University of Maryland School of MedicineRelevant Content:IO Wallet Card, by the ACCC Immuno-Oncology Institute“IO Patients in the Emergency Department,” by Junaid Razzak, MBBS, MD, PhD“Communication: Key to Addressing Toxicity and Recurrence Risks,” by Mark B. Faries, MD“Immunotherapy Complications in the Emergency Department,” by Adarsh Srivastava, MD, American Academy of Emergency Medicine“Management of Immune Checkpoint Inhibitor Toxicities: A Review and Clinical Guideline for Emergency Physicians,” by Adam T. Hryniewicki et al.“Pseudoprogression in Patients Treated with Immunotherapy,” by Ryan M. Weight, DO, MSThe views and opinions expressed herein are those of the author(s)/faculty member(s) and do not reflect the official policy or position of their employer(s) or the Association of Community Cancer Centers.

Dansk Film Podcast har fra starten haft en drøm om at lave podcast om den danske ungdomsfilm Zappa. Og drømmen er nu gået i opfyldelse. Her i Episode 14 er vi så heldige at se filmen sammen med 2 af hovedrolleindehaverne. Adam Tønsberg & Morten Hoff som spillede Bjørn & Mulle i filmen. Og I kan være med! Sæt dvd'en på hos dig selv. Lyt til podcasten samtidig og hør et hav af anekdoter fra Adam og Morten + et par specielle gæster.   Vi håber I er med på "legen" Rigtig god fornøjelse.   Danni & Thomas

117 David K, Megi S, Adam T by Nothings For No One

On October 6th, 2017 archaeologist Anne Porter from the University of Toronto met with a panel of CIAMS students and faculty (Prof. Adam T. Smith, Amy Cromartie, Lizzy Bews, Salpi Bocchieriyan, and Annapaola Passerini) to discuss pastoral nomadism and kinship in the ancient Near East. This episode was a long time in the making,because our regular team wasn’t available to record it. Apologies are due to the participants for the delay, and our thanks go to Gabrielle Borenstein for filling in as recording engineer last year!

No episódio de hoje falamos do diagnóstico diferencial de um dos sintomas mais prevalentes nas consultas, deixando de lado as patologias que o raio-x entrega. Conhece outra abordagem? Deixe seu comentário nas nossas redes sociais @tadeclinicagem ou mande um email para tadeclinicagem@gmail.com! Qualquer dúvida ou crítica estamos a disposição! REFERÊNCIAS: IRWIN, Richard S. et al. Classification of cough as a symptom in adults and management algorithms: CHEST guideline and expert panel report. Chest, v. 153, n. 1, p. 196-209, 2018. HILL, Adam T. et al. Adult outpatients with acute cough due to suspected pneumonia or influenza: CHEST Guideline and Expert Panel Report. Chest, v. 155, n. 1, p. 155-167, 2019.

Adam T. from Los Angeles CA speaking at the Aberdeen Wednesday Night Groups Soberstock Roundup in Aberdeen SD in 2008 Email: sobercast@gmail.com Support Sober Cast: https://sobercast.com/donate Sober Cast has 800+ episodes available, visit SoberCast.com to access all the episodes where you can easily find topics or specific speakers using tags or search.

In Medieval Europe, the Black Death has taken countless lives. Some of its victims have arisen as the restless undead, killing any who fall in their grasp. The survivors huddle together in walled fortresses and towns, trying to eke a living. Some of the hardier survivors take mercenary work, no matter how dangerous it is. One such team has agreed to retrieve a spice chest from an abandoned fortress. What price will they pay to complete their mission? This game was run by Ethan Cordray of Technical Difficulties podcast, using his beta version of Red Markets Black Death, a medieval hack of Red Markets. Cast: Ross, Birk, Adam T (from RPX), and Greg B.

In this Episode: * Apple is looking into building foldable iPhones out of glass (2:00) * Mobile carrier AT&T will now accept payments in crypto (3:48) * How scientists unraveled the mystery behind the return of a banned greenhouse gas (5:30) * LAS VEGAS ORDERS UP A BORING COMPANY LOOP (9:34) * Sen. Josh Hawley calls out Facebook over ‘encrypted’ messaging plans (13:05) * VW is working on ways to prevent nausea in self-driving cars (15:47) * Uber will soon ban passengers with low ratings (18:22) * Newly Released Amazon Patent Shows Just How Much Creepier Alexa Can Get (20:35) Weird and Wacky: * YouTuber hacks fingerprint scanner of OnePlus 7 Pro using hot glue (22:50) * MAN BITTEN BY RABID BAT HIDING IN HIS IPAD (26:10) * Open Hatch Nearly Sunk India's New $3 Billion Nuclear Missile Submarine (27:50) Tech Recs (30:40): Adam - T-mobile Tuesdays (https://www.t-mobile.com/offers/t-mobile-tuesdays) Sanjay - 23andme (https://www.23andme.com/) Ad music is from "Partly Cloudy" by A Tape Full of Mistakes Weird & Wacky theme music is from "Brainwavves" by Strong Suit

It's a weird, light week of comics and Josh Flanagan and Conor Kilpatrick struggle to find enough comics to talk about. But soldier through they do, proving once again that they can and will flap their gums on just about any subject for about an hour. Running Time: 01:00:59 Pick of the Week: 00:01:46 - Red Sonja #3 Comics: 00:09:00 - The War of the Realms #1 00:14:25 - The Immortal Hulk #16 00:18:26 - The Green Lantern #6 00:26:02 - The Amazing Spider-Man #16.HU 00:28:24 - Section Zero #1 00:32:15 - Cosmic Ghost Rider Destroys Marvel History #2 Patron Pick: 00:33:43 - Major X #1 Patron Thanks: 00:43:10 - Patrick Kunkel 00:44:13 - Joel Everett Wheeler 00:45:00 - Jason Smith 00:46:55 - Stanley Martin Audience Questions: 00:47:55 - Adam T. likes some legacy/replacement characters but not others. 00:52:48 - Kenneth J. from the Great White North can't decide which of two classic comics he should purchase. 00:54:15 - Mark B. wants the "Graphic Novel" vs. "Trade Paperback" debate settled once and for all. Brought To You By:• Mack Weldon - Mack Weldon makes fantastic premium men's underwear and essentials. Go to MackWeldon.com and get 20% off your first order using promo code IFANBOY • iFanboy Patrons - Become one today for as little as $3/month! Or make a one time donation of any amount! • iFanboy T-Shirts and Merch - Show your iFanboy pride with a t-shirt or other great merchandise on Threadless! We've got seven designs! Music: "Blood Red Blood" Voxtrot Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Talkin' Bout w/ A.T is a multi-faceted podcast featuring conversations with creatives, athletes, perfomers, reality breakers and anyone else willing to sit in with A.T. as he slowly goes insane. They might perform things, they might question if life is all a game simulation but they will definitely create noise for you to listen to. Let's call it the Jack of All Podcasts. Hosted by American actor and podcaster, Adam T. Henslee. New episodes every Friday! (most of the time)

In an extra long episode, Dr. Nelson interviews former combat veteran, grip competitor, and strongman Adam T. Glass. The Topic of the Day is intensity and there are many questions answered - what it is, how it is misunderstood, how it changes training frequency, what its implications are for body composition, and how it affects client compliance. Also tune in for discussion on journaling, safety, diet plans, coachability, specificity, and tons more. Come on in!

In an extra long episode, Dr. Nelson interviews former combat veteran, grip competitor, and strongman Adam T. Glass. The Topic of the Day is intensity and there are many questions answered - what it is, how it is misunderstood, how it changes training frequency, what its implications are for body composition, and how it affects client compliance. Also tune in for discussion on journaling, safety, diet plans, coachability, specificity, and tons more. Come on in!

Adam T speaking at the Soberstock Roundup in Aberdeen SD in 2008

Freelance brave treacherous weather to travel to Marconi Motors in search of schematics for a 3D printer.  However, things aren't quite a peaceful as the appear in the abandoned car plant. Adam T. – Shears –   Latent beautician tired of your mansplaining. Lonnie –  Martin Luther –  A Latent cultist with a big dream and a very … Continue reading "Actual Play – Red Markets 10K Lakes – Episode 13 – You Wouldn't Download a Car" The post Actual Play – Red Markets 10K Lakes – Episode 13 – You Wouldn't Download a Car appeared first on The Roleplaying Exchange.

Session 35 Dr. Chris Fecarotta is a Pediatric Ophthalmologist. He has been in private practice for five years now. He shares with us his reasons for choosing the specialty and what you should think about if this is a field you’re considering. I would love for you to recommend The Premed Years Podcast to your premed friends along with our other podcasts on the MedEd Media Network. [01:30] Interest in Pediatric Ophthalmology Chris admits he didn't know he wanted to be a pediatric ophthalmologist until late in the game. He figured it out at the beginning of his fourth year. Knowing he always wanted to do kids, he went into medical school thinking he would be a pediatrician of some sort. But he didn't know exactly what. Then he discovered as he went along that he wanted surgery more. He had a friend who had some family members who were in ophthalmology. He talked to them about it and though it was an interesting field. So he decided to put the two together and thought about doing pediatric ophthalmology. He shadowed a pediatric ophthalmologist and went into residency thinking it was what he would do and stuck with it. "The eye is a very fascinating organ. It's a lot more complex than people think." Chris says he likes the very small surgery. He likes the patient environment considering he's not a huge fan of doing in-patient work. So pediatric ophthalmology fit all those things very well. He also likes how it can afford a reasonable lifestyle. There are not that many emergencies in it and you can really make a big difference in children's quality of life by improving their vision. These are the things that really appealed to Chris. [03:16] Traits That Lead to Being a Good Pediatric Ophthalmologist Chris stresses how important it is to enjoy working with children. It's a very challenging field as he describes it. It's not the easiest thing to convince them that it's okay to examine their eyes. So you have to be able to work well with children. You have to be very patient and have a very good rapport. He also adds the importance of being detail-oriented, especially for ophthalmology since they deal with a very small organ. Chris says there are people who have the natural ability to do surgery especially small surgery. But he doesn't think it's not something it can't be learned. It's not something you need superhuman dexterity for. Some with normal dexterity can do it with dedication and practice. "I don't think this is not something that can be learned. I think it's very possible to learn it." Chris explains there are varying levels of natural ability just like with anything else. There are people that find they're just not really cut out to do surgery. But that's rare. Most people can learn it and do just fine. [05:35] Types of Patients and Typical Day Chris treats mostly children with strabismus (cross-eyed) or amblyopia (lazy eye). These are the bread and butter of pediatric ophthalmology as well as nasolacrimal duct obstruction. He sees all age ranges and premature babies who have retinopathy of prematurity all the way up to young children with strabismus and amblyopia. He also sees teenagers continuing their eye care. He also treats adult strabismus. So he treats all ages, mostly children. "Pediatric ophthalmologists also generally treat adults with strabismus from a variety of causes as well." As a private practice doc, Chris gets to the office between 8:00 am and 8:30 am. He sees patients through the day. He doesn't typically take a full lunch although he tries to sneak food in-between patients. Then he's generally done between 4:00 pm and 5:00 pm. He takes call but it's generally not very demanding. There are eye emergencies but there is not that many of them. Usually, most things can be triaged and then seen the next day. An example of eye emergency where he as to go in is an injury where the eye is ruptured globe. It's an emergency if the eye is cut and the contents of the eye are exposed. It usually needs to be surgically repaired that night. Another eye emergency is a retrobulbar hemorrhage from an orbit fracture or trauma to the eye. If there's bleeding behind the eye in the orbit, it can cause a compartment syndrome that can compress the optic nerve. So it needs to be decompressed. Angle-closure glaucoma is another one but this does not happen in children. So it's not a pediatrics problem but this is one of the other few emergencies in the ophthalmology field. Other than these emergencies, most things can be pushed off until the next day. [08:18] Private Practice and Work-Life Balance What caused Chris to move from academics to private practice was his friend offering him the job along with his wife. It was more of a personal decision for him than anything against academics. He mentions both private practice and academics have upsides and downsides. Only 10-15% of his patients are brought in from the outpatient setting to the operating room. Most of his patients are not surgical in pediatric ophthalmology. In general or adult ophthalmology, there is a higher percentage of surgical patients. Most of the adults are there for cataract surgery. Pretty much everybody, if they live long enough, gets a cataract and needs surgery. "The volume of surgery for pediatric ophthalmology is less than general ophthalmology." In terms of work-life balance, Chris thinks it's one of the most ideal fields for that. If you like surgery and you like children and you want a reasonable life, Chris thinks it's a great choice. There is also a big need for them. There's not that many pediatric ophthalmology so it's easy to find a job, not to mention that it's very rewarding. [10:12] Path to Residency and Fellowship The path to ophthalmology residency includes an intern year. Most people do a transitional year but you can also do a medicine year. Some programs will let you do a pediatric year if you want to specifically do pediatrics. Then you would have to do ophthalmology residency consisting of three years. Then a year after that, you can do a fellowship in pediatric ophthalmology of strabismus. So it's five years after medical school graduation. It's not as long as other surgical fields. Chris says ophthalmology is competitive to match in out of medical school but pediatrics is easy to get a fellowship in. "It's not a very popular fellowship so there's open spots usually. Most people can get a spot if they want." There are a couple of reasons Chris thinks the fellowship is not as popular. First, he doesn't think most ophthalmologists go into the field looking to deal with children. He thinks he's an exception but most are not that thrilled about seeing children. They didn't go into it for that reason. Children are much more difficult to examine than adults so it's challenging. And he thinks a lot of people are intimidated by it or don't want to deal with the hassle of examining the child. Another possible reason is that it pays less than general ophthalmology for a variety of reasons. One, is there's less surgery. Just because the field is less surgical, a lot of children are on medicaid. So the reimbursement for pediatric ophthalmology is not as strong as for general ophthalmology. So Chris things these things discourage people from choosing it. But if you like children and it's what you want to do then it's a great field to choose. He would still encourage anyone to do it if they like kids. Like all the competitive fields, the most important thing to be competitive for ophthalmology is to do well in your classes and your USMLEs. Chris thinks it's your letters of recommendation that can get you in the door to an interview. Then have a good interview where you're likable and people can see working with you for three years. Chris believes that research helps but doesn't think it really makes or breaks anybody. "You get your foot in the door by your academics and your letters of recommendation. Then your interview is really what seals the deal." With regard to sub-I's, Chris thinks it's not a bad idea to make yourself known by doing a sub-I. But you have to make a good impression otherwise you've pretty much killed your chances of going there. So you better make an A+ impression or else you'll actually probably hurt yourself. [14:30] Bias Towards DOs, Subspecialty Opportunities, and Working with Other Specialties Chris thinks it's challenging for a DO to get an ophthalmology residency but it's not impossible. There are DOs in ophthalmology. There are specific DO ophthalmology residencies so it's definitely possible. And once you're in ophthalmology, getting a pediatrics fellowship is not hard at all as what Chris has mentioned. The hard part is if you were a DO and got into ophthalmology residency. After that, you can do pediatrics if you want without a problem. Once you're a pediatric ophthalmologist, there are other opportunities to further subspecialize. Although most people don't do it, you can do a second fellowship. But if you want to be very academic and you want to be the world's expert on pediatric glaucoma, you could do a second fellowship in glaucoma. You could do neuro ophthalmology and do pediatric neuro ophthalmology. There are only four or five of them in the country. And this can help you in terms of finding jobs and being an academic. "You can subspecialize within pediatric ophthalmology but the vast majority don't." Other specialties they work the closest with include pediatric ENT, pediatric rheumatology, and pediatrics. The general pediatricians are usually the referral source for a lot of patients. To make their job easier and provide more care for the patient, pediatricians being able to provide history always helps. He also thinks most pediatricians know they need to do that. So he doesn't really have much problem with that. He doesn't think most non-ophthalmologists are comfortable with the eye. So he would encourage them to refer to pediatric ophthalmology if they're concerned about anything. Better be safe than sorry. They would be happy to see any patient any time. So they should send patients to them if they feel uncomfortable and let them help. Moreover, Chris recommends to primary care doctors to have the book The Wills Eye Manual in their office. It's the most common manual of ophthalmology out there. Most eye providers have it in their office. They can look up the different diagnosis, treatment, follow up, differential diagnosis, etc. They can use this book as a reference for anything they want to look up about eyes. When it comes to special opportunities outside of the office, Chris says that if you're going to be an academic pediatric ophthalmologist, there's always good pathways to be a chairman. There's also lots of research you can do. [18:59] What He Wished He Knew and His Most and Least Liked Things about the Field Chris was initially discouraged from pediatric ophthalmology by other ophthalmologists who said that the pay wasn't very good. While it may be true they make less than general ophthalmologists, he doesn't think it's a reason not to the the field. He feels they get paid pretty reasonable. So he would probably go back in time and tell himself not to worry about that. "If you like kids, I think you should go ahead and do it and not worry about the money because the amount you get paid is reasonable." What Chris likes the most about being a pediatric ophthalmologist is being able to play with the kids everyday. It's a lot of fun. He thinks they're adorable. There's everyday that they say something that would make him smile or laugh. For him, it makes the whole day worth it. On the flip side, what he likes the least is the small 5-10% of children who are very difficult to deal with. He had to pry their eye open to get him to do an eye exam. [20:00] Major Changes Coming to the Field and Chris' Final Advice for Premeds Chris mentions some interesting things on the horizon for ophthalmology. recent research has been focused on treating amblyopia with a certain type of iPad game. It encourages stereopsis in using both eyes together to treat amblyopia. This is an exciting development in their field that he's waiting to see the results from. Retinopathy of prematurity is a disease they commonly encounter and there are some new treatment options in the last five years. They're waiting for really good results from it. So there's a lot coming around the corner.  It's a very rapidly moving and progressing field. "Ophthalmology is a very exciting field for technology and innovations. There's always new stuff going on." Lastly, if Chris had to do it again, he would have chosen the same field in a heartbeat. He thinks it's a really great field. His advice to premed students out there is to not jump into making a decision. Take time. Do rotations and explore as much as you can before making a decision. Once it's made, you can't really change it. It's difficult. [21:45] Last Thoughts If you are thinking about pediatric ophthalmology or any pediatric subspecialty for surgery, this gives you an idea of what is out there for you. If you have any recommendations for specialties we haven't covered yet or you know somebody you'd like to hear on this podcast, shoot me an email at ryan@medicalschoolhq.net. Links: The Wills Eye Manual by Adam T. Gerstenblith The Premed Years Podcast Specialty Stories www.medicalschoolhq.net/group ryan@medicalschoolhq.net

Adam T. has been in OA since 2007. Recorded at the Kitchen Sink in Los Angeles, CA.

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WE Formula 2:: **Saturday December 1st @ Coronet** TICKETS/info : http://www.wepartylondon.com Ahead of the forthcoming WE party - a little something to get you in the mood... 22 tracks including some hot exclusives as well as some more familiar tracks to those who were in Ibiza towards the end of the season... Enjoy.. x PART 2 will drop just before the last in two weeks.... Shouts to the usual suspects - with special thanks to Celso, Bel, Disco Matt, Kim & Gerry, Jamie, James, Zach & Adam T, Sophie, Steven Galo, Altina, Julia, Fabio & Peter, Nat, Nico pictures, Jeovane, Matteus and Andrea, Summer, Sunny, Richard, Victor and Ben Kaye, Aaron and Craig, Ariel M and of course Michael Crosby for tweaking the artwork for me. These podcasts are still 100% Free - so please remember to help support this series by doing the following: * Join my Music page on Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/pages/Steve-Pitron-DJMusic-page/138025579592838 - by clicking the LIKE button. * Leave a comment on the Podomatic page - http://stevepitronsessions.podomatic.com/entry/2012-01-18T00_07_36-08_00 * Hit the LIKE button on the Podomatic page - http://stevepitronsessions.podomatic.com/entry/2012-01-18T00_07_36-08_00 * Leave a comment and rating on my i-Tunes page - http://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/steve-pitron-house-sessions/id420879433 * Subscribe to both Podomatic and ITunes sites Your support is much appreciated. As always - You can find me on Facebook and www.soundcloud/stevepitron - for regular music updates – including all my future podcasts as well as the productions I make with studio partner Max Sanna. Those of you on Twitter - hit me up on twitter.com/stevepitron THANK YOU.