Podcasts about Asphyxia

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Greetings! Many new items this week (both recent releases and items that are new to me) along with things I found rummaging through the ill-managed piles of CDs that surround me in my basement lair. Listen & Enjoy! Joel e-mail: pushingtheenvelopewhus@gmail.com Twitter-like x-thing: https://twitter.com/envpusher1    8-10-24 PTE Playlist   Kotekan, from Glimpses - Who Cares? (Laura Reid: violin, voice / Jiajia Li: flute & dizi, keyboard, voice) / composer: Vivian Fung - Simple Lines of Enquiry - self-released EP (2024) https://whocaresmusic.bandcamp.com/album/simple-lines-of-enquiry    Simple Lines of Enquiry - Who Cares? (Laura Reid: violin, voice / Jiajia Li: flute & dizi, keyboard, voice) / composer: Ann Southam - Simple Lines of Enquiry - self-released EP (2024) https://whocaresmusic.bandcamp.com/album/simple-lines-of-enquiry    The Faerie Ribbon (I-IV) - Quatuor Bozzini  &  junctQín keyboard collective / composer: Rebecca Bruton - a root or mirror, blossom, madder, cracks; together - Collection QB (2024 pre-release) https://quatuorbozzini.ca/en    Message To Eagle - Bendu - Light Leak EP - self-release (2016) https://bendu.bandcamp.com/album/light-leak-ep    Ghost In Another Night - Jiang Yühui - China: The Sonic Avant-Garde - Post Concrete (2003) OOP https://archive.org/details/vvaa-china-the-sonic-avantgarde--china-the-sonic-avantgarde    Introduction - The Chord of the Abyss (Remaster 2024) - deepspace - Vertical Landscapes — Retrospective - Projekt Records (2024) https://projektrecords.bandcamp.com/album/vertical-landscapes-retrospective    (Un​)​_tit_​(​led) - Jaki Herzlich - Untitled - moon musiq (2024) https://moonmusiq.bandcamp.com/album/untitled    Lo mismo en distinto (The same in different) - Nichunimu - Calados - 577 Records (September 2024 pre-release) https://577records.bandcamp.com/album/calados    Asphyxia (for soprano saxophone) - soprano sax: Ryan Muncy / composer: Aaron Cassidy - HOT - New Focus Recordings (2013) https://newfocusrecordings.bandcamp.com/album/hot    Axolotl - violin: Linda Bahn / composer: Morton Subotnick - Axolotl - Neuma Records (2024) https://linabahn.bandcamp.com/album/axolotl    Statistical Truth - K. Leimer - Statistical Truth - Palace of Lights (2004) https://kleimer1.bandcamp.com/album/statistical-truth 

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If you spend any time — inbounds or in the backcountry — skiing or riding in avalanche terrain or near tree wells, then you need to listen to this episode. Because we're talking about a new system designed to increase your chances of survival if buried in an avalanche or tree well: the Safeback SBX. Our guest is Tor Berge, the CEO of the Norwegian company, Safeback, and Tor and I have a wide ranging conversation about avy gear in general, while also diving deep into the development process of their SBX system and exactly how it works. There's lots of good food for thought in this one.TOPICS & TIMES:What sparked the idea? (2:49)Buying More Time while Buried (6:40)Defining the Problem: Trauma & Asphyxia (9:52)Activating the System (15:41)Integration: Backpacks, Vests, & Airbags (17:33)Difficulty of Development (28:55)Which snow type is best for O2 Circulation? (34:45)JE's Experience in Argentina (38:17)Surprising Findings in Development? (41:31)Certification Process (43:38)Tree Wells (49:19)Price (55:16)Crashes & Close Calls (57:19)What We're Celebrating (1:02:54)RELATED LINKS Episode. Sponsor: Gear WestBlister Summit 2024 RegistrationBLISTER+ MembershipBLISTER+ Real World TestimonialsVIDEOS: Blister Summit Panel Sessions & Brand LineupsSee all of our Blister Recommended ShopsCHECK OUT OUR OTHER PODCASTS:CRAFTEDBlister PodcastBikes & Big IdeasOff the CouchHappy Hour Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to the Five Song Mixtape! This week we discuss the mixtape titled “Calculated Chaos” by Devin. You can find the playlist by following our account on Spotify @FiveSongMixtape or you can find us on Instagram @FiveSongMixtape. We would love to hear your thoughts on the playlist and please give us a rating via iTunes to help spread the word!“Calculated Chaos” by Devin1. “Vacation, Asphyxia, Vacation” by The Ladies2. “Yubacore” by Hella3. “Nu Cringe” by Bygones4. “On GP” by Death Grips5. “Welcome to the Jungle Baby, You're Gonna Live!” by Hella Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A sad case of provider negligence that lead to the death of  a 35 yr-old male (Earl Moore Jr.). Providers Peggy Finley and Peter Cadigan responded to the residence of a 35 yr-old male that was hallucinating. The providers were negligent in treatment which lead to the eventual death of their patient. Criminal charges are pending with sentencing to be determined at this time. A deep dive into positional asphyxia and what happened to Earl Moore in this case. The case is still pending and coming up on 4 months with the last hearing in a few weeks. Details of the case have been minimal this far with the release of body cam footage. Disclaimer!!!!!!-All comments made are speculation based on current evidence and interpretation of events captured on body cam footage. This podcast is meant for educational purposes.-If you have any questions, comments, concerns, or a topic that you would like to be covered; feel free to reach out! Email: Emergencymedical101@gmail.comInstagram: https://instagram.com/healing_boost?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=Support The Show!! ❤️https://www.buzzsprout.com/2090625/supporters/new

In this episode, Lexman speaks with Anya Fernald, a Phosphatide researcher who has been working on creating a more efficient and effective Mariana asphyxiation system. While her work is promising, it has come at a cost - her son, Sauls, has been suffering from severe Asphyxia ever since he was born. In this heartbreaking episode, Lexman and Anya discuss the difficulty of balancing science with family, and how they are hoping to find a cure for Sauls' condition.

Ashes to Ash “The Investigation of Kendrick Johnson” Season 3 Episode 4 “Positional Asphyxia” True Crime Ash and the team head down to Florida to interview the forensic pathologist who handled Kendrick Johnson's 2nd and 3rd autopsies. The team begins to learn about the evidence that was discovered during the autopsy and what these findings mean. Ash also reaches out to Mark Patrick George who is the coordinator for the Mary Turner Project. Mary Turner was a young, African American woman, who was lynched in 1918. The team discusses with Mark what the implications are on today and how this could impact even a suspicious death even 100 years later. Please subscribe on the website for special perks www.AshesToAshTV.com, all money from subscribers goes right back into trying to solve these cases, and every bit helps, so please help support our cause if you can. These perks include discounted merchandise, early access to episodes, admission to the private Facebook subscriber group, behind the scenes and uncut interviews, and commercial free content. If you know of illegal activity involving this case or any others, please reach out to your local law enforcement. The title song “Bones” was produced by the group “8 Graves.” The website www.AshesToAshTV.com was created by Second Melody www.SecondMelody.com Please subscribe on Facebook: Ashes To Ash True Crime. Please follow us on YouTube, Twitter and Instagram: @AshesToAshTV If you have a tip or information about any of the cases, please email us at AshLand57@gmail.com. We can keep you anonymous, if this is your preference. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ash640/support

Celebrating the release of their incredibly impressive record ASPHYXIA, we got the chance to hear all about it from Zephios of Karelia's Discord! Currently based all the way in Aberdeen, Scotland, Karelia's Discord are consistently aiming to think outside the box when creating their niche sound. In our eyes and ears, they've certainly surpassed that goal on their all new album ASPHYXIA, a piece of art that feels more like an audible journey rather than a standard record. We spoke with front man Zephios who kindly took us on an adventure through the creative process, nailing down exactly what genre and style this embodies, and so much more. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wewriteaboutmusic/support

Birth Asphyxia

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Listening commitment: Just 7 minutes Dystopian set in Australia Sixteen year old Piper is an artist who turns activist. Piper is deaf and navigating in a hearing world where cancer is eradicated, there are no fish left in the sea, and the government does not want citizens eating "wild food." #authorsownvoices Authors website: https://helloasphyxia.wordpress.com/ Connect with Susan at wonderworldbookcafe@gmail.com Transcript

Edwardo, @HuddsMagruder, and @RealRonWarner are here to discuss ghostbustersafterlife, feralcats and a little of this and that. Great episode. Listen at 1.5x for the best listening experience.

Edwardo, @HuddsMagruder, and @RealRonWarner are here to discuss ghostbustersafterlife, feralcats and a little of this and that. Great episode. Listen at 1.5x for the best listening experience.

Liam Weedall has been playing live and recording with bands since the age of 14 after picking up the sticks at age 11. He has played many different genres such as pop, rock, jazz, funk, punk, Latin, and big band, which have all had a profound influence on the way that he plays his main genre of choice: progressive metal/fusion. Liam's first band was 'The Peaves' (girl band), with his sister Gemma (on vocals) in 2005. During his mid-late teens, the most notable bands he was involved with were Sonic Euphoria and Asphyxia, the latter of which supported Whitechapel and Psycroptic as well as winning the award for “Best Youth Band” in the Australian Metal Awards in 2009. Liam was part of the Rostrevor College Big Band that took out 2nd place in the National School Band Competition ‘Generations in Jazz' in 2008. He was also selected by acclaimed brass player James Morrison as a Future Finalist for the James Morrison Scholarship in the same year. The following year he completed a Diploma in Jazz from the University of Adelaide. Liam joined Adelaide metal heavyweights ‘Double Dragon' in mid-late 2010 at the age of 19. Seeing as the band had played national tours with the likes of Slayer, Megadeth, Chimaira, and The Haunted, it was an easy decision to make. While with Double Dragon he played shows all around Australia including shows with Soilwork, Darkest Hour, Carnifex, and Tim Ripper Owens. The band released their sophomore album ‘Sons of Asena' on the 4th of December 2011 which received airplay on Triple J and was followed by extensive touring around Australia. Following the dissolution of Double Dragon in May 2012, Liam formed the band ‘Voros' with two of his band mates from Double Dragon. Since then, Voros has released 2 Eps and a full-length album. The band has toured around Australia several times and played with such notable bands as At the Gates, Napalm Death, Arcturus, Kataklysm, Entombed AD, Psycroptic, Be'lakor and King Parrot. 2016 saw the band tour Taiwan and China including Wake Up Festival in Taipei. In January 2015 Liam joined Adelaide progressive metal band Dyssidia, who have since played shows with international heavyweights Opeth, Trivium, Tesseract, Between the Buried and Me, Katatonia, Fallujah, The Ocean, as well as regular shows with Aussie veterans such as Caligula's Horse & Voyager. Dyssidia have now released 3 EPs and a full-length album "Costly Signals" and have toured Australia several times. Liam is currently playing live with Dyssidia, Voros, Alarum, Hadal Maw, James Norbert Ivanyi, and new funk rock trio Cliff Racer, as well as occasional gigs with various bands spanning multiple genres. Past jazz/cover band work has included playing with the Baker Boys Band, Party Club Band, Triplescore, Mr Goodnight, Bill Parton Trio, Chesterfield Brass, and Twisted J. He has been teaching drum lessons in Adelaide since 2008. Liam is proudly endorsing Gretsch Drums, EVANS drumheads, PROMARK by D'ADDARIO, Czarcie Kopyto Custom Drum Pedals from Poland, and Precision Kicks triggers from Melbourne. Music: "Band It About" theme song, written and recorded by Catherine Lambert & Michael Bryant. Outro "Arrival" which is track 5 on the 'Dyssidia' "Costly Signals" album. Liam's links: http://liamweedalldrummer.com/ Instagram: @liamweedall https://twitter.com/liamweedall1?lang=en BAND IT ABOUT - Podcast Series links (including the link to support this independent podcast), can all be found here: https://linktr.ee/banditaboutpodcastseries If you enjoy listening please share the interview link, and or, leave a review! Available to listen to for free on all podcast listening platforms including Amazon. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dianne-spillane/message

The biggest scares are always just out of sight... Jess McDonell presents 10 Terrifying Video Game Horrors Nobody Saw Coming... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join Ted Burr and Stacey Rhect, as they get ready to review, recap and reaction to RuPaul's Drag Race UK Season 3, Episode 3 "Great Outdoors" with special guest Asphyxia.

James and Ashley interview Kay Kerr and Anna Whateley, neurodiverse authors of young-adult fiction. In it, Kay and Anna discuss their journeys to diagnosis as adults, their upcoming second books, and their remarkable friendship. Learn more about Kay on her website, and buy a copy of her debut novel 'Please Don't Hug Me' from your local bookshop, Booktopia or wherever else books are sold.  Learn more about Anna on her website, and buy a copy of her debut novel 'Peta Lyre's Rating Normal' from your local bookshop, Booktopia or wherever else books are sold.  Books and authors discussed in this episode Late Bloomer by Clem Bastow; The Boy from the Mish by Gary Lonesborough; Henry Hamlet's Heart by Rhiannon Wilde; Future Girl by Asphyxia; When We Were Orphans by Kazuo Ishiguro; The Remains of the Day by Kazuo Ishiguro; Never Let Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro; Vodka and Apple Juice by Jay Martin; A History of My Brief History by Billy Ray Belcourt; The Argonauts by Maggie Nelson You can read James' interview with Writing NSW here.  Get in touch! Ashley's Website: ashleykalagianblunt.com Ashley's Twitter: @AKalagianBlunt Ashley's Instagram: @akalagianblunt James' Website: jamesmckenziewatson.com James' Twitter: @JamesMcWatson James' Instagram: @jamesmcwatson

Future Girl by Asphyxia has a little bit of everything for any up and coming eco anarchist and Aife and Ciara get into it with this weeks pod! Content Warnings for discussions of: Disability (Deafness), environmental disasters, food insecurity, If you enjoyed this episode, consider subscribing to forever young adult podcast for more of our thoughts on Young Adult literature, coming of age literature! You can have two episodes a month delivered into your lovely ears for FREE. You can keep tabs on upcoming books and give us recommendations on our social media: www.Twitter.com/foreverYApod www.Instagram.com/foreverYApodcast www.goodreads.com/foreveryapod Email us at 4everYoungAdult (at) gmail.com Check out our patreon on www.patreon.com/foreverYAPod to throw us a few coins, check out our rewards, and show your appreciation/ire as applicable! Theme music by Kate Stewart. We love reviews! And recommendations! And attention! Thanks for listening :-)

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Ellen Boehm’s husband left her for another woman, abandoning his three children without visitation or financial support. With only her secretarial job to support them, Ellen had to move her children out of the family home and into an apartment building. Money was tight, but Ellen had some strange priorities that made it tighter. She was crazy about professional wrestling and she travelled to attend matches whenever she could, wherever she could, leaving her kids with her mother.In many ways, Ellen lived in her own fantasy world. She wrote love letters to her favorite wrestling personalities and bragged to her friends about her popularity with these men. No one actually believed that Ellen had any romantic involvement with them, but it seemed harmless enough. Until her children began to die.Join us at the quiet end for Mommy’s Little Moneymakers. There were some crucial emotions missing in Ellen Boehm, including kindness, honesty, and maternal love. She began to see killing her own children as a means to an end, solving her financial problems. When suspicions turned to certainty, friends and co-workers were appalled, but Ellen showed no sadness or remorse for any of the atrocities she had committed.

Overcoming long term illness, controlling her money and eloping to revolutionary Italy: Fiona Sampson's new biography of Elizabeth Barrett Browning focuses on her as someone interested in inventing herself - not as an ailing romantic heroine. Peggy Reynolds began her academic career studying Browning's long poem Aurora Leigh. She's been reading about motherhood in literature and psychology books as preparation for adopting a child and her new book traces the pain and pitfalls involved in navigating the adoption process. They talk to Anne McElvoy and they're joined by Jane Aitken who's publishing new English language translations of books by Renée Vivien & Violette Leduc. Two Way Mirror: The Life of Elizabeth Barrett Browning by Fiona Sampson is out now. You can also find her presenting series of the Essay for Radio 3 exploring her favourite fictional character Mother Courage https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p068jrch and her biography of Mary Shelley in this episode of Free Thinking https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b09m1dvh The Wild Track by Margaret Reynolds is out now. She is also the editor of The Sappho Companion In the Free Thinking archives you can find her discussing Mill on the Floss https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000bf70 and the poetry of Sappho https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p0586k6n You can find a Free Thinking discussion about motherhood hearing from Jessie Greengrass, Sheila Heti and Jacqueline Rose Motherhood in fiction, memoir and on the analyst's couch https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b0b3fjvg Sylvan Baker discusses children in care and the Verbatim Formula in this Free Thinking exploration of Kindness https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000j9cd The Woman of the Wolf and Other Stories by Renée Vivien translated by Karla Jay and Yvonne M Klein and Violette Leduc's Asphyxia translated by Derek Coltman are out now in English from Editions Gallic. Producer: Robyn Read

In the last year people have been muzzled, gagged, suffocated, bound, isolated, dominated and made submissive through torturous means. Mask wearing, lockdowns, quarantine, and terror have been used to create a culture of BDSM. New virus testing even includes the insertion of a Q-tip into the rectum for sample, literally forcing people to bend over and take it from behind while being suffocated from the front. The practice of cultural erotic asphyxiation results in pleasure from hypoxia, created by the wearing of one more and more masks. Whereas the masochist derives pleasure from personal pain and humiliation, a sadist receives pleasure from inflicting pain and humiliation on others. Masks also have become symbols not only of compliance, but of general humiliation in league with medieval shame masks which would be worn by those who violated some social standard. In our current state, the idea is that humans are dirty and dangerous, and therefore they should be sterilized and muzzled. Support this podcast

In the last year people have been muzzled, gagged, suffocated, bound, isolated, dominated and made submissive through torturous means. Mask wearing, lockdowns, quarantine, and terror have been used to create a culture of BDSM. New virus testing even includes the insertion of a Q-tip into the rectum for sample, literally forcing people to bend over and take it from behind while being suffocated from the front. The practice of cultural erotic asphyxiation results in pleasure from hypoxia, created by the wearing of one more and more masks. Whereas the masochist derives pleasure from personal pain and humiliation, a sadist receives pleasure from inflicting pain and humiliation on others. Masks also have become symbols not only of compliance, but of general humiliation in league with medieval shame masks which would be worn by those who violated some social standard. In our current state, the idea is that humans are dirty and dangerous, and therefore they should be sterilized and muzzled.

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Cerebral palsy is a group of disorders that affect movement and muscle tone or posture. It's caused by damage that occurs to the immature brain as it develops, most often before birth.   Our guest today is Zain Bando, a Chicago area, 21-year-old college student and is studying journalism at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign as a junior. He hopes to pursue a career in broadcasting after graduation and currently resides in Downers Grove, IL with his family.   TRANSCRIPT:   S8E2 Cerebral palsy Lita T  00:08 Hello, and welcome to another episode of podcast dx, the show that brings you interviews with people just like you, whose lives were forever changed by a medical diagnosis. I'm Lita Ron  00:20 And I'm Ron. Jean  00:21 And I'm Jean Marie. Lita T  00:22 Collectively, we're the host of podcast dx. On today's show. We're speaking with Zain about cerebral palsy. Good morning, Zain. And could you tell us a little bit about yourself? Zain  00:32 Sure. So, um, good morning. My name is Zain Bando And I am a 21 year old college student who's currently studying journalism at the University of Illinois in Champaign. And  after graduation, um I hope to pursue a career in, in broadcasting or as a writer for a sports team. I don't know, I don't know what sports team that would be at. But it's something that I've always been interested in. And it's just a passion that I've always had, and I'm very glad to be pursuing it. So thank you again, for having me on today. I really appreciate it. And sorry, my, my pronunciation is actually "Zain", I know, I know that there's I in my name, but it actually isn't for now, literally. So if you think of the word "van", that's how my name is pronounced. Lita T  01:18 We will take that that I out, thank you very much. Ron  01:22 Yeah I don't know. We appreciate that. Zain. Can you send us out by actually telling us and our listeners what actually is? cerebral palsy? Zain  01:33 Sure, so that's a great question. So according to the Mayo Clinic, cerebral palsy is a group of disorders that affect muscle control, movement, muscle tone, or posture, by injury or malformation, which occurs to the brain as it develops more often before birth during the birthing process, or just after birth. There are two main forms of CP, continental and acquired. Lita T  01:58 Right, right that I've got also in the Center for Disease Control here in the United States. That the risk factors for cerebral palsy, and I'm going to abbreviate it as CP is that it's important to know the risk factors. Some of the risk factors for congenital CP are a low birth weight. So children who weigh less than five and a half pounds at birth, or that's 2500 grams, and especially those who weigh less than three pounds at birth, so that's about 1500 grams, they have a greater chance of having CP, a child that is prematurely born. And that's children that are born before the 37th week of pregnancy, and especially if they're born before the 32nd week of pregnancy, they have a higher chance of having CP intensive care for premature infants has improved a lot over the past several decades. And babies that are born very early are more likely to live now. But many have medical problems that can put them at risk for CP. Another risk factor is multiple births, twins, triplets, and other multiple births have a higher risk for CP, especially if a baby's twin or triplet dies before birth, or shortly after birth. I don't know why that would be but that's what they're saying. some but not all of this increased risk is due to the fact that children born from multiple pregnancies are often born early or with low birth weight, or both children that are conceived with artificial reproductive technology, abbreviated as ART in fertility treatments. Those pregnancies that result have a higher risk of CP. Most of the increased risk is explained by preterm delivery or multiple births or both. And both preterm delivery and multiple births are increased with children conceived with ART infertility treatments. Another risk would be infections that the mother might get during pregnancy infections can lead to increased certain proteins called Cytokines and that circulates in the brain and the blood of the baby during pregnancy. Cytokines cause inflammation, which can lead to brain damage in the baby. A fever in the mother during pregnancy or delivery can also cause this problem. Some types of infections that have been linked to CP include viruses such as chicken pox, rubella, German, which is also German measles, and also Sue-to Jean  04:50 Cytomegalovirus Lita T  04:52 Oh cytomegalovirus Thank you, Jean. And bacterial infections such as infections of the placenta or fetal membranes, And maternal pelvic infec, infections can cause it. jaundice or Jean? Jean  05:09 Nope, I don't know this one. Lita T  05:10 Okay, Ron, Ron  05:12 What are you looking at me for? Jean  05:15 Zain, Lita T  05:16 (laughter) Zain? Karen neck care neck and neck terrorists? Okay, Zain  05:21 I would see. I would say it's um Kernic Esrest, but I'm not sure Jean  05:26  That sounds good. Lita T  05:27 That sounds good. Ron  05:28 That's what we're going with today Lita T  05:29 We're going to go with that  KernicTetris is the yellow color scene in the skin of many newborns. jaundice happens when a chemical called bilirubin builds in the baby's blood. When too much of this bilirubin builds up in the baby's blood the skin in the whites of the eyes might look yellow. This yellow coloring is called jaundice. And when severe jaundice goes untreated for too long, it can cause their condition that Zain pronounced properly and it can cause CP and other conditions. By the way, that condition is spelled k e r n i c. t e r us,  Kernest.. Ron  06:07 I'm going to go with Kerner, Nick terus Lita T  06:10 Kernicterus, Jean  06:11 We're going to have a link on our... Lita T  06:13 Website Jean  06:13 Yes, yeah, Lita T  06:14 That's the best way to go sometimes Kernicterus results from Abo and Rh blood type differences between the mother and the baby. This causes the red blood cells in the baby to break down too fast resulting in severe jaundice. medical conditions of the mother, such as mothers with thyroid problems, intellectual disability, or seizures have a slightly higher risk of having a child with CP, and other birth complications such as detachment of the placenta, a uterine rupture, or problems with the umbilical cord during birth, can disrupt oxygen supply to the baby, and result in CP. Zain  06:55 Well, while that's all true, a small percentage of CP is caused by brain damage that occurs more than 28 days after birth. This is called the acquired CP and usually associated with infection, such as meningitis and head injury, or a problem with blood flow to the brain. cerebral vascular accidents for example, stroke or or bleeding in the brain associated with the blood clotting problem, blood vessels that didn't form properly, or heart defect that was present at birth or sickle cell disease, Jean  07:28 Zain, what are some of the symptoms for cerebral palsy? Zain  07:33 Sure, so because this condition begins to show signs and symptoms at a very early age, and individuals, parents or health care providers typically notice the signs and symptoms of cerebral palsy. The symptoms and effects of cerebral palsy vary depending on the location and extent of the injury to the brain, your child might normal intelligence or have learning difficulties or learning difficulties, your child might have mild difficulties with movement or be unable to control their limbs, despite the variations in symptoms of certain effects are common among people with cerebral palsy. Ron  08:07 Wouldn't you say that it's kind of like a spectrum from mild to severe? Right? Zain  08:12 Absolutely. 100 100%. Right. There's definitely there's definitely a spectrum. Ron  08:18 Yeah, the CD says I'm sorry, the CDC says that in many cases, the cause or causes of congenital CP aren't fully known, which means that currently little can be done to prevent it. CP related to genetics is not preventable. But can acquired CP be prevented? And Zain  08:41 It's a very good, it's a very good question. While there are actions people can take before and during pregnancy, as well as after birth, that might, excuse me, that might help reduce the risk of develop, of developmental problems, including CP, taking steps to help ensure a healthy pregnancy and to help prevent development. developmental problems, including CP acquired CP is often related to infection, or injury, and some of those cases can be prevented, but again, as as it stated, some of those cases just simply are impossible Ron  09:21  Right Zain  09:21 And cannot and cannot be prevented, so Ron  09:24  Right, right. Jean  09:26 Thank you. before pregnancy, it's a good idea to be as healthy as possible. I think that's what a lot of people strive for. And make sure that any infections that you might have are treated in any healthcare conditions that you might have like diabetes are under control. And ideally, they should be under control before you. You will conceive if if  assistive reproductive technology or ART infertility treatments are being used to get pregnant, consider ways to reduce the chance of multiple pregnancies, twins, triplets, or more. I think some people think Up to like 1213 children at a time, such as transferring only one embryo at a time. And then having multiple pregnancies. It's also important to get vaccinated for certain diseases as Lita had mentioned, such as the chicken pox or rubella. And that could, those if you should contract those illnesses while  pregnant, that could be harmful to the developing baby. It's also important to have many of these vaccinations before you become pregnant. And as we've learned Also, before you have an organ transplant, or any of those things as well, for undertaking any major life changes, Lita T  10:38 Right. And during pregnancy, you should have early and regular prenatal care, both for your health and for the end of your developing baby. You should wash your hands often with soap and water to help reduce the risk of infections that might cause harm to your developing baby. Contact your health care provider if you get sick, have a fever or have other signs of infection during pregnancy. a flu shot is your best protection in our in our opinion, against serious illness from the flu, or flu shot can protect pregnant women and their unborn babies, both before and after birth. flu shots have not been shown to cause harm to pregnant women or their babies. If there is a difference in the blood type, or the Rh in compatibility between the mother and the baby, like we said it can cause jaundice and Kernicterus. I'm not going to get that one Ron  11:32 (laughter) Jean  11:32 Nope  We'll hear about that later. Lita T  11:34 Yep, women should know their blood type and talk to their doctor about ways to prevent problems. And also you should talk to your doctor about ways to prevent problems if you are at risk for preterm delivery, such as if you have multiple embryos. Research has shown that taking magnesium sulfate before anticipated early preterm birth reduces the risk of CP among surviving infants. Zain  12:00 And in addition to that, it also leaves reducing risks after the baby's born, because any baby can get jaun jaundice severe jaundice that is not treated, can cause brain damage. Just like the mom before pregnancy makes sure your child has vaccines against infections that can cause meningitis. And with it, we'll see if I can get this one, um encephalitis   Buckling their child in the car. Buckling their child in the car using an infant or child car seat, booster seat or seat belt according to the child's height, weight and age. Again, this is just our opinion of recommendations that should be done. Make living area safe. Make living areas safer for children by using window guards. Keep young children from falling from falling out of open windows and using safety gates at the top and bottom of stairs. Make sure make sure the surface of your child's playground is made of a shock absorbing material such as hardwood mulch or sand, carefully watching children at the time. At all times are in bathtubs swimming or wading pools, and natural bodies of water that should that should just go for any young child in general disability or not. Adults watching kids in the water should avoid distracting activities like using a computer or a mobile device reading or taking or talking on the phone. Talking on the phone might be the most dangerous one, in my opinion. Jean  12:24 Yep right on Yeah, Zain  12:52 Make sure your child wears a helmet. For activities like riding a bike. That's an obvious one. And of course, never hit, throw, shake or hurt a child. I know the sound like common sense things, but some young mothers may not know how dangerous life is for a very young child.  That's right. Great advice  Zain. As a matter of fact, I just heard on the news that they they are trying to reach out to very young mothers mothers that really don't have perhaps a mentor. They might be on their own. They don't have the the background and those type of mothers. They just might not have all of these tools at their disposal. So hopefully this episode will help them Jean  14:14 Yeah, not everyone's been you know babysitting. Yeah, Lita T  14:17 Yeah. Great. Zain. What treatments are available for somebody that's been diagnosed with CP ? Zain  14:24 For sure, um, There are medications that can help with the muscle spasticity. In July of this year, the FDA has approved an expanded use of Dysport to treat upper and lower limbs spasticity which I actually did not know about, including that caused by CP for patients as young as two years and older. Overtime, CP might cause problems with muscles, bones and joints in your child might need surgery to address these issues or concerns. Ron  14:54 Right Right, Zain. What tips do you have for someone whose child has recently been diagnosed with CP Zain  15:01 um while there's still an ongoing education process to be have to be had just from my own personal experience, I would not recommend panicking. If you can find the right resources available to parents out there today. them from when I was born 21 years ago that I think that's key just because the world is evolved so much in that time. I see having a trustworthy doctor and focusing on the things that the child can do is a key to begin a positive outlook on life. For sure. Ron  15:32  Right. Lita T  15:33 That's great advice. And what would you What have you found to be the most common misconception about CP? Zain  15:42 I've noticed that a lot of people think that the people were born with CP are born exactly the same way. So I would say every person is born with it. So I would say the biggest misconception that people have is every person born with it as the same journey of life. While in actuality, people want to live with the condition and focus on the things they can control. Ron  16:05 I like this kid. Lita T  16:07 He's got a good he's got a good future ahead of him Ron  16:10 Got a good outlook. Yeah, I mean, that's exactly we focus on what we can do not what is difficult or what we can't do. Lita T  16:16 Right. Ron  16:16  So I love the way you view that. Your outlook, Zain, um, how about your friends and family? What kind of role have they played in your life? And do you have any other support systems that you found to be helpful? Zain  16:30 Yes, um thankfully, I have a good support system, both from friends and family. They've been extremely supportive in all my endeavors. Anything for me, scuba diving over a decade ago to participating in athletics as a social media manager in high school, or for the football and basketball teams, they've always been there. I also think that surrounding yourself with positive people will only make life more fun. And I've also recognized that focusing on your inner self motivation, working out meditation, any of those things, is also a good way to reset and focus on your whole self too. Because at the end of the day, what's inside you, in my opinion is most important. So Jean  17:13 That's, that's fantastic. And I have a question. You're a Downers Grove North grad. Is that correct? Zain  17:19 I sure I sure am absolutely. Jean  17:22 We have three my my Lita's three grandsons all went to Downers Grove north too so you guys are all in good company.  all, Alumns. Yes, all Alumns, I have a question. So what first interested you in journalism? And then what drew you specifically to sports journalism? Because I hear we actually read some of your some of your articles for Downers Grove North? And I'm just curious what first inspired that? Do you have like a favorite journalist? Zain  17:49 Sure. So um, I mean, when I was in high school, I knew I wanted to do something. um in sports. Because um in middle school, I had been a public address announcer for the middle school basketball teams. And I knew I wanted to do something similar in high school, because of course, I can't physically play organized athletics. And when I was a junior in high school, I took a intro to journalism class. And thankfully, the teacher who's actually the current head softball coach, there was really big into sports and kind of drew me into the entire industry, Jean  18:26  Okay, Zain  18:27  And I took in all and I took in all the knowledge, and I just knew  that's the path I wanted to pursue myself on. And, you know, thankfully, I was able to be given all these wonderful opportunities, and I owe a lot to him and, and of course, I owe a lot to, to my head coaches, that I was able to help out as a manager for varsity football, varsity basketball my final two years there, and you know that North's a place that's always going to be it's always going to be with me for a very long time. And I'm always going to consider Downers Grove home. So it's been a it's been a wonderful experience and a very, very good question. Lita T  19:05 That's great. Yeah, I have another follow up. I'm sorry. Ron  19:09 And I have a follow up your follow up. Jean  19:10  (laughter) Lita T  19:10 Ok alright Ron  19:11 (laughter) Jean  19:11 And then I have a follow up Lita T  19:12 Alright Zain, You got us going here. Do you have a podcast yet? Zain  19:17 Um, I did a very long time ago. At the moment. I have one right now. It's called Sports. Talk From A to Z. It's a podcast with me and my college roommate. Um, you can find it on YouTube by searching Sports Talk From A to Z, we talk about everything from sports, to social justice issues to things that we don't like with commissioners. It's pretty it's pretty interesting. Ron  19:42 (Laughter) Sorry to laugh. Zain  19:45 Yeah, we have. There's a lot there's a lot packed into it. We have about like 17 episodes or so. Lita T  19:51 That's great. Zain  19:52 We took a break for we took a break from it for a little bit. We're hoping it start it up again in the next couple weeks. Because of we really like doing it. And then I'm also a freelance writer for Insider.com I cover Illini-athletics and mixed martial arts. So if anything from the UFC Bellator and numerous other MMA organizations, I write about them as well. So I'm around, kind of in a couple of different media spaces, and I'm pretty easy to reach to. And we'll get to that near the end of the episode. Lita T  20:24 Right, right, right, I just, you're just the way you're carrying the way you're carrying us through this episode. I wish you were running our pockets. (laughter) Ron  20:33 I told you I like this kid. Lita T  20:34 Ohhhh Ron  20:35 So, you know what, I'm gonna probably show some of my ignorance over here. You're from Downers Grove. And we are basically in the Chicago region. I'm not a huge follower of follower of the White Sox. But I do know that the Chicago White Sox baseball team has an announcer that has CP I don't recall the gentleman's name, but have you ever reached out to him for any advice? Zain  21:01 It's a very good question, as his name is Jason Benetti. He's a wonderful announcer. Unfortunately, I've tried reaching out to him multiple times. But um, you guys may not know this. He's a very, very busy person. Not only does he do White Sox baseball, he does college football and during his, big time college basketball games, through the winter months. I've tried a couple of times, things just haven't worked out. But I'm very hopeful that we can cross paths. And some day because he does have the same disability. I do. And he does tremendous work. And he's just somebody that I think a lot of people in the sports industry should continue to work up to, because he's going to be either the next generation of people that are going to be coming through the pipeline. So thank you again, for for mentioning that. Yes. I'm very well aware of who Jason Benetti is. Ron  21:53 Okay. Cool. Cool. Cool. Cool. Jean  21:54 And then I have another question. He had several questions. I try to limit it. Sorry. Ron  21:58 (laughter) Um, he's like, are these people done yet? Jean  22:01 Um, so Zain, what is it been like, at the university with COVID? And everything? And how is learning changed? Zain  22:09 Um, I mean, it's been interesting. I actually decided to stay home for the semester because of COVID. But I think overall, the university has done a tremendous job with the revolutionary saliva test, they've been able to make it through the entire semester. And I'm looking forward to going back in the spring and just seeing what a COVID semester is going to be like, because I think we're going to be with this virus for a little bit. And, yeah, I think, I think it's just one of those things that where we kind of all have to get through it and stay positive and again, like, kind of the theme of this episode has been, we need to control what we can control at this point. And yeah, absolutely. Ron  22:48 Okay. Speaking of control, I'm going to take control the mics right now I'm gonna cut off Jean and Lita, we're gonna wrap this up. And we do appreciate your time. But one thing I did want to talk about, I think somebody earlier mentioned something about water, or Dive or Dive Heart. But I know, you've been with an organization called Dive Heart that does scuba diving for children, adults and veterans with disabilities. But is it more than just jumping in the water or breathing underwater, does it? How much more does that affect you doing that sport? Zain  23:31 Well, I mean, that's a great, that's a great question. First off, they've always been in tremendous organization. They, they, they gave me You know, they give people opportunities where they don't feel like they have kind of an avenue to go through. And that's one of the things that I felt when I was younger when I did it. So the freedom of movement underwater is one of the most satisfying things you could ever have. I think scuba is less about the act of getting underwater, and feeling relaxed, and more about all the prep stuff, the teamwork, the communication associated with being able to work with a group of experienced divers being able to learn all the different equipment and kind of what the kind of what the rules and regulations are and just being with people who are going to be there that are going to be able to support you as you kind of feel the freedom underneath underneath the water. And for some it's an exhilarating feeling because when they're out of the water they don't they either they either don't feel that movement or sensation or it's very difficult for them. So that's something that's something that I've noticed, just simply doing the sport and being a part of it for for as long as I was. Ron  24:50 That's great. That's absolutely great. Thank you. Thanks so much for that. Jean  24:54 And Zain. How can our listeners learn more about you, um, you were talking about how you have a you know, there's a Spots Talk From A to Z on YouTube. Do you have any other social media accounts? Zain  25:06 Oh yeah, you can find me everywhere on all the major social media platforms from our Instagram, Twitter and Snapchat, or my handle was @ZainBando99 that's  Z A I N B A N D O nine, nine. You can follow me on all of those. My DMS are always open. If anyone would like to talk, I'm always active via all those all the time. I'm actually a huge social media junkie so you can find me uhh you can find me anywhere. Jean  25:36 So I want to put them in charge of the podcast. (laughter) Yeah. And, and our social media. Yes. Ron  25:41 And my archery website. Lita T  25:42  Right, right. Right, we're gonna get you going, Jean  25:44 You're gonna be busier than, than Jason, Lita T  25:47 Thank you. Thank you so much for joining us today's Zain we really appreciate it. Zain  25:52 Oh, you're welcome. Thank you guys for having me on. Again. I was really happy that we were able to do this. And you go, I think you guys will continue. And you are continuing to do a good job of giving another platform for people to listen to before they can go out and make their own make their own decisions on what's best for them medically. So kudos to you guys for that and thank you again, you guys did a tremendous job and kept me entertained the whole time so thank you Lita T  26:20 (laughter) Ron  26:20 We're nothing if not entertaining. Lita T  26:21  Oh yeah. We don't charge extra. If you have any questions or comments related to today's show, you could drop us a line at podcast dx@yahoo.com through our website, podcast dx.com and Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest or Instagram. Ron  26:38 And if you have a moment to spare, please give us a five star review wherever you get your podcast. As always, please keep in mind that this podcast is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health care provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition or treatment, and before undertaking a new health care regime, and never disregard professional medical advice, or delaine. Taking it because of something you've heard on this podcast Jean  27:09 Till next week.

Después de mucho tiempo regresamos en el momento idóneo, el día de muertos. Simplemente les traemos una larga anécdota cargada de suspenso y tención que una seguidora se animo a contarnos de primera mano. Síguenos, mándanos tus historias e interactúa con nosotros en nuestras redes sociales Face, Insta, Twiter y YT, nos encuentras en todas como Lilium World. Contactanos al WhatsApp de Asphyxia: +52 4171175040 ; Para que puedas enviarnos tus anécdotas y puedas aparecer en el podcast. Nos ayudarías bastante compartiendo nuestro contenido. Buenas noches.

This episode is dedicated to all things #OwnVoices. This movement (which you've no doubt come across on social media) champions diverse creators, and people telling their own stories - whether that be about their race, culture, disability or sexuality. We shine a spotlight on some of Australia's outstanding own voices talent, interviewing not one but three creators in the kidlit and YA spaces. (Please note we span some older reads than usual, should you have little ears listening out for kid-based content!). Meet middle grade author Remy Lai, author of critically acclaimed books Pie in the Sky and Fly on The Wall; artist, writer and Deaf activist Asphyxia, author of MG series The Grimstones and upcoming YA novel Future Girl; and award-winning YA author Alison Evans, author of Ida, Highway Bodies and Euphoria Kids. We also review some excellent new reads by Own Voices creators, so standby for book recs! Read the show notes: https://www.onemorepagepodcast.com/episode-50 Email us at: onemorepagepodcast@gmail.com Find us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/onemorepageAU Twitter: www.twitter.com/onemorepageau Instagram: www.instagram.com/onemorepageau

Let's talk life baby! In this episode, I explore the dynamics of the black experience. I discuss life lessons that I've learned, and share the space that I am in. My goal is to help others feel seen, heard, and helped. I also discuss celebrity happenings including Ciara's new bundle of joy and the situation with Megan thee Stallion. And while we are more than our hardship, I also tackle posed questions on black social issues. PLUS: Original music is back! This episode features "Asphyxia" by Chris Hill. Be sure to follow the show on social media - Twitter & Instagram:@kaewhocreates_ and visit my website: kaewhocreates.com. Our featured artists social media handle: @savedinstl

Understanding asphyxia: Postional, traumatic or strangulation? by EMS1 Podcasts

In this episode of Talking History's segment, Verene's Views on May 30, 2020, Verene comments on the death of African American George Floyd. George Floyd was an unarmed, black man who died in police custody on May 25, 2020 after a Minneapolis Policeman knelt on his neck for 8 minutes and 46 seconds while ignoring his pleas that he could not breathe. The officer, whose name is Derek Chauvin and three other officers were suspended from their duty. Chauvin was charged with Third-Degree Murder and Manslaughter. Floyd's independent autopsy reports that Floyd died from Asphyxia due to sustained pressure on his neck and back.

Given recent events and a longstanding concern for certain restraint positions causing positional asphyxia, we took the time to dive into this subject more by discussing how and why this occurs along with the surrounding evidence.

The Civil War in America continues; What needs to be done about the riots, looting and violence; History of the government using the military to stop rioting; What are your rights when the rioters come for you? Independent autopsy says George Floyd died or Asphyxia due to neck and back compression; President Trump is silent on the riots, Savage wants leadership; People who are pushing for a race war; Known domestic terrorist organizations; Savage revisits Scorched Earth Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

According to the medical examiner’s. George Floyd die of Asphyxia due to lack of oxygen to his lungs and brain . Those fours police officers who were involved in his death. They should be charged with second degree Murdered. Derick Chauvin should be charge with 1st degrees Murdered or death penalty. For past 400 years. We have been fighting for freedom and justice. Now it’s time for this government to give us or we will get it by any means necessary. We tired of injustice. Those police officers they should served and protect us not abused and killed. It’s our taxes payers money that paid their salaries. It’s time rise up and for our freedom

Buenas noches, los saluda El Seek. Este capítulo veremos una extraña anécdota de una ama de casa que sólo buscaba estar tranquila sin embargo ocurrió algo que ya no esperaba, en nuestra segunda historia un posible caso de posesión demoníaca y una historia muy triste. Síguenos,mándanos tus historias e interactúa con nosotros en nuestras redes sociales Face, Insta, Twiter y YT, nos encuentras en todas como Lilium World. Nos ayudarías bastante compartiendo nuestro contenido. Buenas Noches.

Hoy en Asphyxia, nuestro equipo de investigación logró obtener declaraciones reales de sucesos paranormales. Una persona que asegura ver a su padre muerto, una persona que vio el alma de su hermano muerto, y extraños avistamientos de pareidolia y de gente sombra. Síguenos,mándanos tus historias e interactúa con nosotros en nuestras redes sociales Face, Insta, Twiter y YT, nos encuentras en todas como Lilium World. Nos ayudarías bastante compartiendo nuestro contenido. Buenas Noches.

Después de un rato los saluda El Seek, esta noche hablare sobre los recientes casos de avistamientos y desclasificación de evidencia OVNI. En esta ocasión nos contaron directamente una anécdota sobre energías en una casa bastante vieja. Y nos enviaron otro par de experiencias de una ex-paramedico. Síguenos,mándanos tus historias e interactúa con nosotros en nuestras redes sociales Face, Insta, Twiter y YT, nos encuentras en todas como Lilium World. Nos ayudarías bastante compartiendo nuestro contenido. Buenas Noches.

Martes Casual... pues... super casual donde platicaremos algunas experiencias vividas en el tianguis y unas mas de la secundaria: mentiras, algo de porno y violencia contra ancianas. Necesitaremos de un brujo(o más) para futuros proyectos de Asphyxia... enserio. Dinamica de premio: CUENTEN LAS VECES QUE LUCKART DICE "OBVIAMENTE" A LO LARGO DEL PODCAST. El ganador y el premio serán anunciados en FB. Síguenos en nuestras redes sociales FB, Insta, Twiter, YT, nos encuentras en todos lados como Lilium World. Contactanos, cuéntanos tus opiniones y compartenos. Muchas Gracias, nos escuchamos luego BYE.

Los saluda El Seek, esta noche el tema es Encuentros cercanos con seres no humanos. Desde Acapulco, Guerrero; una seguidora nos manda un par de anegdotas muy perzonales y una imagen toma por ella misma (La foto mencionada es la que aparece en la porta del podcast). Y t e platico un poco sobre los Nahuales. Síguenos e interactúa con nosotros en nuestras redes sociales Face, Insta, Twiter y YT, nos encuentras en todas como Lilium World. Nos ayudarías bastante compartiendo nuestro contenido. Buenas Noches.

Lord Alphonsis Sedgwick (@necrobranson)—hailing from Vorpal Manor on the isle of Asphyxia, resting just off the Wedgewick Coast of the Black Lake, just south of Terre Haute—tries to summon death to do his bidding and return Terre Haute to feudal monarchist control, but instead he receives the otherworldly bureaucrats Desmond (@intellegint) and Bone (@charlesraustin).

Lord Alphonsis Sedgwick (@necrobranson)—hailing from Vorpal Manor on the isle of Asphyxia, resting just off the Wedgewick Coast of the Black Lake, just south of Terre Haute—tries to summon death to do his bidding and return Terre Haute to feudal monarchist control, but instead he receives the otherworldly bureaucrats Desmond (@intellegint) and Bone (@charlesraustin).

Lord Alphonsis Sedgwick (@necrobranson)—hailing from Vorpal Manor on the isle of Asphyxia, resting just off the Wedgewick Coast of the Black Lake, just south of Terre Haute—tries to summon death to do his bidding and return Terre Haute to feudal monarchist control, but instead he receives the otherworldly bureaucrats Desmond (@intellegint) and Bone (@charlesraustin).

Lord Alphonsis Sedgwick (@necrobranson)—hailing from Vorpal Manor on the isle of Asphyxia, resting just off the Wedgewick Coast of the Black Lake, just south of Terre Haute—tries to summon death to do his bidding and return Terre Haute to feudal monarchist control, but instead he receives the otherworldly bureaucrats Desmond (@intellegint) and Bone (@charlesraustin).

Esta noche, relatos sobre encuentros paranormales, un par de ellos proporcionados por gente cercana a nosotros. Ponte en contacto con nosotros en nuestras redes sociales para participar en todos nuestros capitulos, nos encuentras como Lilium World en todos lados.

Esta noche: La Criptozoología. Anécdotas proporcionadas por gente de nuestra localidad y unas vividas por el mismo Seek . Si quieres participar en nuestros podcast ponte en contacto con nosotros en nuestras redes sociales.

Dirigida por El Seek, esta sección de terror, suspenso y demás temas relacionados con lo desconocido en este mundo.

Cyberage Radio 03.07.2020 : BITTER DISTRUST, MISERIA ULTIMA, INJUSTRIAL, SUBLIMINAL CODE , BRIGADIER, SIN D.N.A, XOTOX, CHAINS OF AGONY, THE HERETIC CONFEDERACY, FLESH INSANITY, CLOCKWORK ECHO,DISKONNEKT, LARVA, NO NAMES VS. DECENT NEWS, PSYCHOSOMATIK, *VIRUS INFECT SET*, X-RX, PHOSGORE, ASPHYXIA, CIRCUITO CERRADO, HOCICO, XENORECEPTOR, XPERIMENT , HEINICHE & NEGANT, ALTO VOLTAJE, PARADOXIE, SKINNY PUPPY

In part one of their Elements Series, JET and Nic discuss the ways in which all things dirt, dust, rubble, and rock become cause of death.

Un podcast bimestriel programmé et raconté par Jacques “Pompon“ de Pierpont sur Radio Rectangle.Durée : 80 minutes.Le roman du rock belge qui se fume par les oreilles !Prêt pour une nouvelle immersion dans la discothèque infernale de Pompon ? Plus espiègle que jamais, il nous teste d'emblée avec un de nos fleurons nationaux (Les Tueurs de la Lune de Miel), puis nous emmène dans les tréfonds de ses étagères brûlantes, pleines à craquer de pépites. Avec dans ce numéro : Les Tueurs de la Lune de Miel, The Experimental Tropic Blues Band, Seasick, Vanilla Coke, une séquence sur la scène Dark Wave wallonne avec Candy Stripe, La Vierge Du Chancelier Rolin et Casual Sanity, puis une spéciale Xavier Carion avec Sons Of Jonathas, Master Of Waha, Burning Time et Drakkar, et enfin des nouveautés avec Mingawash, Vision 3D, Alk-A-Line et Alain Pire Experience !Une lourde canicule bat déjà son plein dans la discothèque de Jacques de Pierpont. Par des sentiers détournés, il nous emmène sur les flancs brûlants de la scène alternative belge. L'éruption du volcan semble imminente, mais ça n'a pas l'air de troubler Pompon qui sautille frénétiquement entre les flammes de l'enfer noir-jaune-rouge. Avec dans ce numéro : Austin Lace, Hollywood Porn Star, aMute, Hudson, Rank Z'Heroes, une spéciale André Gielen avec After The Tides, Images Of Spirit, Now, Asphyxia, Channel Zero, Def Soul et Enthroned, puis The Breath Of Life, The Progerians et von Stroheim !Merci Pompon !Les titres de cet épisode :Les Tueurs de la Lune de Miel : La mauvaise réputation | Special Manubre (Kamikaze, 1977)The Experimental Tropic Blues Band : Dynamite boogie | Dynamite Boogie EP (JauneOrange, 2004)The Experimental Tropic Blues Band : Devil blues | Boogie Bastards [Demo] (Autoproduit, 2003)Seasick : The Looser Soliloquy | Demo (Seasick, 2004)Vanilla Coke : Zoe | Supermarket (Progress Records, 2000)Candy Stripe, Rising Words | As Above, So Below (TLP, 1990)La Vierge Du Chancelier Rolin : The Tedious Waltz | Eva King (Indy Productions, 1995)Casual Sanity : Shelter From Your Eyes | Shelter From Your Eyes [45T] (Les Fruits De La Passion, 1990)Sons Of Jonathas : Revelation Of The Damned | The Death Dealer (Apache Productions, 2005)Master Of Waha : Mad Man's Choice | Wasteland (Ultimhate Records, 2010)Burning Time : Powerdrive | Burning Time (Burning Time, 2012)Drakkar : Stand Up | X-Rated Reloaded (N.E.W Musidisc, 1988)Mingawash : Medisant | Imposteur (Noise Factory Studio, 2019)Vision 3D, Fais un effort | Single (Belly Button Records, 2019)Alk-A-Line : Homo Sapiens | Species & Specimens (Cheap Satanism Records, 2019)Alain Pire Experience : On The Other Side | Apex (Ape, 2019)Prise de son et réalisation : Marc Wathieu.

Un podcast bimestriel programmé et raconté par Jacques “Pompon“ de Pierpont sur Radio Rectangle. Durée : 80 minutes. Le roman du rock belge qui se fume par les oreilles ! Prêt pour une nouvelle immersion dans la discothèque infernale de Pompon ? Plus espiègle que jamais, il nous teste d'emblée avec un de nos fleurons nationaux (Les Tueurs de la Lune de Miel), puis nous emmène dans les tréfonds de ses étagères brûlantes, pleines à craquer de pépites. Avec dans ce numéro : Les Tueurs de la Lune de Miel, The Experimental Tropic Blues Band, Seasick, Vanilla Coke, une séquence sur la scène Dark Wave wallonne avec Candy Stripe, La Vierge Du Chancelier Rolin et Casual Sanity, puis une spéciale Xavier Carion avec Sons Of Jonathas, Master Of Waha, Burning Time et Drakkar, et enfin des nouveautés avec Mingawash, Vision 3D, Alk-A-Line et Alain Pire Experience ! Une lourde canicule bat déjà son plein dans la discothèque de Jacques de Pierpont. Par des sentiers détournés, il nous emmène sur les flancs brûlants de la scène alternative belge. L'éruption du volcan semble imminente, mais ça n'a pas l'air de troubler Pompon qui sautille frénétiquement entre les flammes de l'enfer noir-jaune-rouge. Avec dans ce numéro : Austin Lace, Hollywood Porn Star, aMute, Hudson, Rank Z'Heroes, une spéciale André Gielen avec After The Tides, Images Of Spirit, Now, Asphyxia, Channel Zero, Def Soul et Enthroned, puis The Breath Of Life, The Progerians et von Stroheim ! Merci Pompon ! Les titres de cet épisode : Les Tueurs de la Lune de Miel : La mauvaise réputation | Special Manubre (Kamikaze, 1977) The Experimental Tropic Blues Band : Dynamite boogie | Dynamite Boogie EP (JauneOrange, 2004) The Experimental Tropic Blues Band : Devil blues | Boogie Bastards [Demo] (Autoproduit, 2003) Seasick : The Looser Soliloquy | Demo (Seasick, 2004) Vanilla Coke : Zoe | Supermarket (Progress Records, 2000) Candy Stripe, Rising Words | As Above, So Below (TLP, 1990) La Vierge Du Chancelier Rolin : The Tedious Waltz | Eva King (Indy Productions, 1995) Casual Sanity : Shelter From Your Eyes | Shelter From Your Eyes [45T] (Les Fruits De La Passion, 1990) Sons Of Jonathas : Revelation Of The Damned | The Death Dealer (Apache Productions, 2005) Master Of Waha : Mad Man's Choice | Wasteland (Ultimhate Records, 2010) Burning Time : Powerdrive | Burning Time (Burning Time, 2012) Drakkar : Stand Up | X-Rated Reloaded (N.E.W Musidisc, 1988) Mingawash : Medisant | Imposteur (Noise Factory Studio, 2019) Vision 3D, Fais un effort | Single (Belly Button Records, 2019) Alk-A-Line : Homo Sapiens | Species & Specimens (Cheap Satanism Records, 2019) Alain Pire Experience : On The Other Side | Apex (Ape, 2019) Prise de son et réalisation : Marc Wathieu.

JET and Nic briefly discuss asphyxia in general before diving into the ins and outs of strangulation including two stories from recent pop culture. WARNING: Suicide is discussed throughout the episode. If you or someone you love is struggling with suicidal ideation, please get help from health care professionals near you or by calling the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-8255. Don't end up on an autopsy table before your time!

Un podcast bimestriel programmé et raconté par Jacques “Pompon“ de Pierpont sur Radio Rectangle. Durée : 80 minutes. Le roman du rock belge qui se fume par les oreilles ! Une lourde canicule bat déjà son plein dans la discothèque de Jacques de Pierpont. Par des sentiers détournés, il nous emmène sur les flancs brûlants de la scène alternative belge. L'éruption du volcan semble imminente, mais ça n'a pas l'air de troubler Pompon qui sautille frénétiquement entre les flammes de l'enfer noir-jaune-rouge. Avec dans ce numéro : Austin Lace, Hollywood Porn Star, aMute, Hudson, Rank Z'Heroes, une spéciale André Gielen avec After The Tides, Images Of Spirit, Now, Asphyxia, Channel Zero, Def Soul et Enthroned, puis The Breath Of Life, The Progerians et von Stroheim ! Merci Pompon ! Les titres de cet épisode : 01. Austin Lace : Education First | Commodore Pace (62 TV Records, 2000) 02. Hollywood Porn Star : Jack Black | All On The Six (Soundstation, 2002) 03. aMute : Spread | Infernal Heights For A Drama (Stilll, 2009) 04. Hudson : Teenage Thrill | Teenage Thrill (Team 4 Action, 2012) 05. Rank Z'Heroes : Don't Walk Away | Heartbit (Big Heat, 1984) Spéciale André Gielen : 06. After The Tides : Witches And Fools | Witches And Fools (Silent Place, 1987) 07. Images Of Spirit : The Fear | ... From Inside (Everly's, 1987) 08. Now : Children Of A Dying World | Spheres (Musea, 1991) 09. Asphyxia : Paranoid Time | Exit: Reality (Rumble Records, 1991) 10. Channel Zero : Heroin | Unsafe (PIAS Records, 1994) 11. Def Soul : Get Out Of Your House | SGet Out Of Your House (Stoemp Records, 1995) 12. Enthroned : The Antichrist Summons The Black Flame | Towards The Skullthrone Of Satan (Blackend, 1997) 13. The Breath Of Life : Bad Race | Painful Insanity (Big Bang, 1992) 14. The Progerians : Destitute | Crush The Wise Men Who Refuse To Submit (Mottow Soundz, 2019) 15. von Stroheim : Spit | Love ? Who Gets Love ? (Off ‎Records, 2019) Prise de son et réalisation : Marc Wathieu.

Un podcast bimestriel programmé et raconté par Jacques “Pompon“ de Pierpont sur Radio Rectangle.Durée : 80 minutes.Le roman du rock belge qui se fume par les oreilles !Une lourde canicule bat déjà son plein dans la discothèque de Jacques de Pierpont. Par des sentiers détournés, il nous emmène sur les flancs brûlants de la scène alternative belge. L'éruption du volcan semble imminente, mais ça n'a pas l'air de troubler Pompon qui sautille frénétiquement entre les flammes de l'enfer noir-jaune-rouge. Avec dans ce numéro : Austin Lace, Hollywood Porn Star, aMute, Hudson, Rank Z'Heroes, une spéciale André Gielen avec After The Tides, Images Of Spirit, Now, Asphyxia, Channel Zero, Def Soul et Enthroned, puis The Breath Of Life, The Progerians et von Stroheim !Merci Pompon !Les titres de cet épisode :01. Austin Lace : Education First | Commodore Pace (62 TV Records, 2000)02. Hollywood Porn Star : Jack Black | All On The Six (Soundstation, 2002)03. aMute : Spread | Infernal Heights For A Drama (Stilll, 2009) 04. Hudson : Teenage Thrill | Teenage Thrill (Team 4 Action, 2012)05. Rank Z'Heroes : Don't Walk Away | Heartbit (Big Heat, 1984)Spéciale André Gielen :06. After The Tides : Witches And Fools | Witches And Fools (Silent Place, 1987)07. Images Of Spirit : The Fear | ... From Inside (Everly's, 1987)08. Now : Children Of A Dying World | Spheres (Musea, 1991)09. Asphyxia : Paranoid Time | Exit: Reality (Rumble Records, 1991)10. Channel Zero : Heroin | Unsafe (PIAS Records, 1994)11. Def Soul : Get Out Of Your House | SGet Out Of Your House (Stoemp Records, 1995)12. Enthroned : The Antichrist Summons The Black Flame | Towards The Skullthrone Of Satan (Blackend, 1997)13. The Breath Of Life : Bad Race | Painful Insanity (Big Bang, 1992)14. The Progerians : Destitute | Crush The Wise Men Who Refuse To Submit (Mottow Soundz, 2019)15. von Stroheim : Spit | Love ? Who Gets Love ? (Off ‎Records, 2019)Prise de son et réalisation : Marc Wathieu.

Welcome to Season 2 Episode 3! Our Stupid Statements this week are: --> "Asphyxia wank is an honourable way to die." - Submitted by Smeghead! --> "Everyone is doing anal now." - submitted by Jeff! --> "Rabbits can just f*ck off." - submitted by Buzz! This season's special Intervals include: "MUFF - Missy's Unusual Fact File" "Riktionary" "What's Eating Lyndon's Ass?" "Squits!" This week's Squits is named "Eyebrow Testicles Silhouette". Squits Round is our lightning round featuring the fastest debate battle yet! We have 1 minute each to debate a statement and annihilate the other two's Stupid Squits. If you have A Stupid Statement that you want us to debate please DM us on twitter @Ass4Cast and we'll put it in the hat! We'd like to give credit to RiffShop for creating the intro & outro music specifically for this podcast! Please check them out, give them a like and subscribe if you enjoy their work! @RiffShop www.youtube.com/channel/UCJJnX_k6…E_Wb3-cQ/featured ---------> [FOR OUR LISTENERS: Please note that any and all stupid statements are for entertainment and comedic purposes only. No member of this podcast truly believe these statements to be true and nor do we intend to convince you that they are true. In no way does any member intend to offend you, please enjoy this with complete comedic value.]

This is the 6 episode in a look at a CLOSED homicide case. I’m hoping to reach wittiness that will come forward. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Censorship is a real issue, especially on the internet. To discuss this issue, I interviewed Asphyxia from Novusphere.io about overcoming censorship through blockchain technology. Very interesting! Join us! Links: Trello Discord https://eos-forum.org/#/referendum Novusphere

This week on EMG Radio the Three Blind Minds boys take the hosting seats again for some startlingly random and possibly offensive talk accompanied by some seriously awesome music. You have been warned...ENJOY!---->DOWNLOAD MP3 HERE

Daniel Kornhall's is an introduction to snow avalanche physiology and the realities of mountain rescue. Dying in an avalanche is an extremely rare cause of death but for us who live in mountain regions and who enjoy winter mountain sports it is a thing that needs to be dealt with. The overall mortality in avalanche incidents is roughly 20% but this increases to 50% in the buried victims, which is why my talk, and most avalanche medicine, focuses on the buried victims. Asphyxia causes the vast majority of deaths, accounting for roughly 80% with trauma in second place at 20%. Hypothermia as the primary cause of death in avalanche victims is extremely uncommon. Asphyxiation causes a dramatic plunge in survival from 80% down to 30% within the first half our of avalanche burial. This is why timely location and extrication of the victim is of vital importance. Kornhall explains why organised rescue service rarely, if ever, manage to get to the victim within this critical asphyxia phase. Survival rather depends on immediate bystander or companion rescue. Extrication times can be reduced by being properly equipped with avalanche transceivers, quality snow shovels and avalanche probes. Kornhall briefly discusses the avalanche airbag, a fairly recent innovation that may reduce the likelihood of being buried if you get avalanched. In the last part of my talk i describe modern extrication techniques and how implementing these into rescue training dramatically improves extrication times. 

On June 16, 1883, Mr. and Mrs. Fay presented a magic and variety show at Victoria Hall in Sunderland, England. The show featured conjurers, marionettes, illusionists and talking wax figures. At the end of the show prizes would be given away. More than 2,000 children showed up and filled the hall to capacity. When the prizes were distributed to the children nearest the stage, the children in the upper gallery panicked and rushed the doors in the lower gallery, which had been bolted closed to an opening the width of one child. One hundred years later, in Sheffield, England, a different stampede took place. Thousands of Liverpool football fans showed up at neutral Hillsborough stadium to watch their team face Nottingham Forest for the right to play for the Cup. When the fans arrived en masse they were faced with narrow entrances and decrepit turnstiles just as the match was about to get underway.

'Auto' Asphyxia There's a disease running rampant around America. It's not new, we've seen it before - just never such a virulent strain. It attacks the breathing, or as some describe it the lifeblood of our economy, the auto industry. Its symptoms can be seen in not only the board rooms around the country, but in the design studios, factory floors and dealer lots alike. And despite the billions in monetary oxygen that's been pumped into them recently, the companies cannot yet wean themselves from the government's ventilator. Given what we've seen the question needs to be asked, is today's auto industry -- the manufacturing giant that reshaped our lives -- on its last breath? If annual sales of 10 or 11 million are any indication certainly the industry of the last decade is gone; and given the economic times, perhaps gone for good. Joining John McElroy to discuss the stability, viability & health of the auto industry are three of the foremost automotive journalists/analysts in America today: John Stoll from The Wall Street Journal, Tom Walsh of the Detroit Free Press and Jim Hall of 2953 Analytics. So take a deep breath and don't be afraid to exhale as our Autoline panel explores this "Auto" Asphyxia phenomenon this week on Autoline Detroit.

'Auto' AsphyxiaThere's a disease running rampant around America. It's not new, we've seen it before - just never such a virulent strain. It attacks the breathing, or as some describe it the lifeblood of our economy, the auto industry. Its symptoms can be seen in not only the board rooms around the country, but in the design studios, factory floors and dealer lots alike. And despite the billions in monetary oxygen that's been pumped into them recently, the companies cannot yet wean themselves from the government's ventilator.Given what we've seen the question needs to be asked, is today's auto industry -- the manufacturing giant that reshaped our lives -- on its last breath? If annual sales of 10 or 11 million are any indication certainly the industry of the last decade is gone; and given the economic times, perhaps gone for good.Joining John McElroy to discuss the stability, viability & health of the auto industry are three of the foremost automotive journalists/analysts in America today: John Stoll from The Wall Street Journal, Tom Walsh of the Detroit Free Press and Jim Hall of 2953 Analytics.So take a deep breath and don't be afraid to exhale as our Autoline panel explores this "Auto" Asphyxia phenomenon this week on Autoline Detroit.

A morphometrical analysis was performed to elucidate the significance of pulmonary polynuclear giant cells as a histological sign of asphyxiation. A total of 13 cases of homicidal strangulation of throttling, 8 cases of traumatic asphyxia due to chest compression and 10 control cases (cause of death: severe head injury, no signs of aspiration or other relevant pulmonary alterations, smokers and non-smokers) were investigated. The number of alveolar macrophages containing 1 or 2 nuclei and of polynuclear giant cells per microscopic field (0.000025 cm2) was estimated and a statistical evaluation was carried out. A considerable individual variation was observed in all groups with a tendency to higher numbers of cells in cases of smokers or advanced individual age. However, no significant differences were detectable in the content of alveolar macrophages and in particular of polynuclear giant cells between the asphyxiated individuals and the controls. Since polynuclear giant cells occurred in similar amounts in healthy, functionally normal lungs of non-asphyxiated individuals, the detection of such cells cannot be regarded as a reliable indicator for asphyxiation.