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Listen in as Jonathan Palmer, CEO of Autometrix and member of the ATA Board of Directors, interviews Ethan Halpern, President of American Awning & Blind Co., Daniel Cuppels, Operations Manager at Blithe Defense Industrial Covers, and Alberto Ramirez, CEO of Just 4U Custom Canvas, Inc. They will discuss what makes their textile businesses unique and different on the West Coast. They will also discuss how ATA has helped them become more knowledgeable in the industry with online resources like the member directory and holding Expo each year so they can meet and network with individuals and companies.

In this episode, ATA Board Director and FLD member Meghan McCallum describes what it's like to be on the board and why you might want to consider running.

In this episode of the ATA Podcast, we talk to new ATA President Veronika Demichelis and revisit this year of transition for ATA. Listen in as Host Matt Baird asks Veronika about changes in ATA--like membership, the work of our volunteers, the ATA Board, our committees, ATA headquarters, and where ATA currently stands.   Among other things overviewing 2023, you'll also hear about ATA financially, the impact of our advocacy efforts, and the recent statement on artificial intelligence. As we move to the future and take note of challenges we've overcome this year, we are grateful to our membership, volunteers, and leadership, and we look forward to 2024!   Show Notes: Translators Film: An ATA Roundtable: https://www.atanet.org/ata-events/virtual-events/  ATA Member Benefits: https://www.atanet.org/member-center/benefits-of-membership/ ATA Statement on Artificial Intelligence: https://www.atanet.org/advocacy-outreach/ata-statement-on-artificial-intelligence/ New Special Interest Groups (SIGs): Financial Translators: https://www.atanet.org/special-groups/ft-sig-financial-translators/ Interpreters & Translators in Education: https://www.atanet.org/special-groups/ite-sig-interpreters-translators-in-education/ Southeast Asian Languages: https://www.atanet.org/special-groups/seal-sig-southeast-asian-languages/   Join ATA: https://www.atanet.org/member-center/join-ata/ The ATA Podcast Archive: https://www.atanet.org/news/the-ata-podcast/ ATA Events Calendar: https://www.atanet.org/ata-events/ ATA Socials: https://linkin.bio/americantranslatorsassn    Please send comments, questions, or requests about this podcast to podcast@atanet.org. Thank you for listening!   Audio Production: Derek Platts | Technical Support: Trenton Morgan

ARKANSAS TURFGRASS Incoming Arkansas Turfgrass Association Executive Director Courtney Landreth is ready to step in to help both the ATA Board of Directors and turfgrass professionals across the state get the most from their ATA membership. Courtney's professional background includes banking, business, marketing and human resources – all integral tasks for an executive director. She [...] The post Arkansas Turfgrass Association – Meet your New Executive Director, Courtney Landreth appeared first on The Turf Zone.

The pandemic years changed the business world—and the translation and interpreting industry—in ways we never imagined. As we head into 2023, it's time to take stock of where ATA stands in support of members and the community at large in the new normal. Listen in as ATA President Madalena Sánchez Zampaulo sits down with Host Matt Baird to outline the work done by the ATA Board, committees, and volunteers in 2022. From the online certification exam to finances to a changing of the guard at ATA Headquarters, Episode 79 covers what you need to know right here, right now. Click to listen! Show Notes: ATA63 Annual Conference Wrap Up Video and Photos • ATA Member Center and Benefits • Get Involved • ATA Student Resources • ATA Advocacy and Outreach • Free Guide to Starting Out as a Translator • ATA Finances • ATA Professional Development • Inside Specialization Podcasts • ATA Certification Exam

The slate is set, the candidates are ready, and the opportunity to learn more about who's running for the ATA Board is right here in front of you! In Episode 78 of The ATA Podcast, Host Matt Baird asks the candidates running for Director positions about the T&I work they do, why they joined ATA, why they are running for office, and what is an area of ATA where they feel they can have the most impact if elected as Director. Click ATA 2022 Elections for candidate statements and photos. And don't forget to subscribe to The ATA Podcast!

BREAKING NEWS! ATA 2021 CANCELED The Archery Trade Association Live show in Indy has been CANCELED for 2021 from a email today from ATA PRESIDENT & CEO. The note reads: Dear ATA Trade Show Exhibitors and Attendees, Despite the combined efforts of the Archery Trade Association Board of Directors, staff and the city of Indianapolis, your ATA Board of Directors made the tough decision to cancel the in-person 2021 ATA Trade Show, scheduled to take place Jan. 7-9, 2021, in Indianapolis. We hold the ATA Trade Show to an extremely high standard, and it became clear that due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we wouldn’t be able to provide the trade show environment that you’ve all come to expect and enjoy. JOIN TEAM BHP (LEVEL UP) - http://bit.ly/PatGAc JOIN TEAM BHP CHAT GROUP - https://bit.ly/3gzhjmK Episode powered by: Reveal Cellular Cameras - https://bit.ly/3eCJp0e Burris Optics - http://bit.ly/Burrisopt HHA SPORTS - http://bit.ly/2vTeefe COLD STEEL KNIVES - http://bit.ly/2IkxvIW Element Outdoors - https://bit.ly/2NyWk7M Scott Archery - http://bit.ly/ScoTTarc Bowmar Archery - https://bit.ly/2EzAQ9q DeerCamp Coffee - https://bit.ly/2EDtfGK ---------REGISTER ------------------------------------------ ALL NEW website - http://bit.ly/BhpNewWebsite Register now to win great gear - http://bit.ly/BhPrEgistry ------ FOLLOW BHP ----------------------------------------- -Subscribe to BHP http://bit.ly/2Djy5Tl -Follow us on Instagram: http://bit.ly/2tAEqu3 -Follow us on Facebook: http://bit.ly/2FBdNa4 -Follow us on Twitter: http://bit.ly/bhptwit ------BHP MERCH----------------------------------------------- STORE/HATS - http://bit.ly/BHPSHOP STORE/SHIRTS - https://bit.ly/31sAU3I American Buck Club SWAG - https://bit.ly/3b02dFR -------BHPMEDIA ------------------------------------------------ Video/Photos: BHP MEDIA - http://bit.ly/_BHP -------BHP PODCAST--------------------------------------------- -Listen to the BHP PODCAST - http://bit.ly/2FH8QzM -ITUNES - http://bit.ly/BHPpodcast -SoundCloud - http://bit.ly/Sdcloudbhp

To celebrate International Translation Day 2020, Podcast Host Matt Baird interviewed ATA Past President Nick Hartmann for a look back at his career and the translation and interpreting industry—from the days of fax machines and modems in the early 1980s to the current age of specialization and machine translation. Nick also talks about ATA's own story and his experiences in the Association, including that first feeling of being welcomed into an amazing community, the growing professionalism of the Association, his early decision to volunteer with the Sci-Tech Division, and his two stints on the ATA Board. ATA's first podcast was broadcast in celebration of International Translation Day on September 30, 2015. So, what could be better than to share our landmark 50th episode with International Translation Day once again. Thank you for listening!

Veronika Demichelis is running for a three-year term on the ATA Board of Directors.

Robin Bonthrone is running for a three-year term on the ATA Board of Directors.  

Manako Ihaya is running for a three-year term on the ATA Board of Directors.  

Antonio Guerra is running for a three-year term on the ATA Board of Directors.  

Elena Langdon is running for a three-year term on the ATA Board of Directors.  

Lorena Ortiz Schneider is running for a three-year term on the ATA Board of Directors.  

Robert Sette is running for a three-year term on the ATA Board of Directors.  

Resumen:En el Episodio 10, Andy Benzo, miembro de la ATA desde 2000, traductora certificada por la ATA, y miembro de los comités de Medios Sociales y de Desarrollo Profesional de la SPD, tiene el honor de entrevistar a Rudy Heller, quien nos deleita con recuerdos de su añorada ciudad colombiana de Cali, donde creció y desarrolló su pasión por la traducción. Rudy habla sobre los inicios de su carrera como traductor e intérprete después de mudarse a los Estados Unidos, su desempeño como antiguo corrector en el programa de certificación de la ATA y su extenso voluntariado como exadministrador de la División de Español, antiguo director y secretario de la Junta de la ATA.Rudy comparte interesantes anécdotas de su carrera, reflexiona sobre la evolución de la profesión, explica la diferencia entre la traducción mecánica y estratégica y, finalmente, desde su perspectiva de instructor, opina sobre cómo se debería capacitar al traductor del futuro ante la constante evolución de la inteligencia artificial en los campos de la traducción y la interpretación.Summary:In Episode 10, Andy Benzo—an ATA member since 2000, an ATA certified translator, and a member of the SPD Social Media and Professional Development committees—has the honor of interviewing Rudy Heller, who delights us with memories of growing up in Cali, Colombia, where he developed his passion for translation. Rudy speaks about the beginnings of his career as a translator and interpreter after he moved to the United States. He talks about his work as a former grader of the ATA certification program, his active and extensive volunteer work in the ATA as a former administrator of the Spanish Language Division, and his service as a former director and secretary of the ATA Board.Rudy shares interesting anecdotes of his career, reflects on the evolution of the profession, explains the difference between mechanical and strategic translation, and, from his perspective as an instructor, he opines on how the translator of the future should be trained in the face of the constant evolution of artificial intelligence in the fields of translation and interpretation.

M. Regina Castro, MD is a consultant in the Division of Endocrinology at the Mayo Clinic in  Rochester, MN.  She is an Associate Professor of Medicine. She is the Associate Program Director for the Endocrinology Fellowship program,  and Director of Endocrinology rotation for the  Internal Medicine Residency.  She is also a member of the Thyroid Core Group at Mayo Clinic. She served from 2009 to 2015 as Thyroid Section Editor for AACE Self-Assessment Program and has authored several chapters on Hyperthyroidism, Thyroid Nodules and thyroid cancer. She has served on various committees of the ATA, including Patient Education and Advocacy committee, the  editorial board of Clinical Thyroidology  for Patients (CTFP),  Trainees and Career Advancement committee  and  is at present  the  Chair of the Patient Affairs and Education Committee. She currently serves on the ATA Board of Directors. Her professional/academic Interests:  Clinical research related to thyroid nodules and thyroid cancer,  clinical care of patients with various thyroid diseases, and medical education. During this interview, the following topics are addressed: What is a thyroid nodule?  A lump that could be benign or cancerous The prevalence depends on how you search for them 60% of people in the U.S. will have nodules 90% are benign Sometimes done during routine physical exam Sometimes the patient discovers it Usually is discovered when imaging is done for other reasons — during CT scan Medical history of radiation to head or neck as a child, family history of thyroid cancer, size of nodule, abnormal lymph nodes in the neck Usually patients with a nodule are asymptomatic Best test to look at the nodule is an ultrasound of the nodule Features in the ultra sound determines how suspicious a nodule is A biopsy is ordered based on appearance, if nodules are clearly defined are more likely to suggest they are benign If nodule looks dark or borders are irregular, or increased blood flow within the nodule may cause concern Quality and resolution of thyroid ultra sound is high resolution and provides a clear look Coaching patients through the anxiety through a possible biopsy The majority of nodules can be observed ATA guidelines suggest observation based on the result of the biopsy Suspicious nodules that are less than 1cm are sometimes determined to best observe and not remove Cancer will be in only 5% of biopsies A smaller, low risk cancer should warrant a lesser surgery — and reduce the chance of surgical complications When to remove a nodule even if no cancer?  If other structures are being obstructed, such as breathing or swallowing, sometimes surgery relieves symptoms regardless if cancer or not Observation — and follow up recommendations 15% are labeled indeterminate If surgery, surgeon needs to be experienced — many surgeons conducting thyroid surgery are low in experience The Mayo Clinic thyroid cancer team Biopsy results in two hours versus two weeks NOTES The American Thyroid Association Dr. Regina Castro 64: Managing Indeterminate Thyroid Nodules, with Dr. Kimberly Vanderveen from Denver Center for Endocrine Surgery  

Ben talks with us about how his brands of TRU Ball and Axcel got to be where they are today. We also discuss some trends in the archery industry and get insights into what it's been like to serve on the ATA Board of Directors.

Dr. Alan Farwell is an endocrinologist, Director of the Endocrine Clinics at Boston Medical Center, and Associate Professor of Medicine at Boston University School of Medicine, in Massachusetts. In addition to his extensive academic and clinical activities, Dr. Farwell has been extremely active and served in multiple capacities in the ATA, including as Chair of the Education Committee and the Patient Education and Advocacy Committee, and as a member of the Program Committee and the Website Task Force Publications Committee. He has served two terms on the ATA Board of Directors, is the founding and current Chair of the ATA Alliance for Patient Education.  Dr. Farwell has been an Associate Editor and member of the Editorial Board of Thyroid, and since 2009 has been Editor-in-Chief of Clinical Thyroidology for the Public. In this interview, we discuss the following topics: Thyroid surgery and RAI sometimes results in hypothyroidism Most common cause is Hashimoto’s disease Explanation of overactive and underactive thyroid Weight gain, dry skin, constipation Very few symptoms unique to hypothyroidism Sleep apnea and being tired all of the time and weight gain. Brain fog and difficulty concentrating Blood tests diagnose hypothyroidism based on TSH levels, when elevated means it is not working too well. Explaining TSH in laymen’s terms Normal TSH in the U.S. is .3 to 3.5 Treating for feel rather than a number People with elevated TSH have many of the hypothyroid symptoms, but people with normal TSH levels may also have hypothyroid symptoms Sleep disturbances such as apnea and anemia can be disguised as hypothyroidism Historical explanation of hypothyroidism treatment About 10% of patients do not respond to Levothyroxin Explanation of desiccated thyroid, including pig and cow Dr. Jacqueline Jonklaas, PCORI Grant will look at a study, head to head, Levothyroxin versus desiccated Adding T3 to T4 treatment Discussing Dr. Bianco’s research and deiodinases enzyme A discussion of celiac disease and gluten Explanation of auto-immune disorders, where the thyroid is attacked by the bodies own antibodies Physical symptoms of hypothyroidism are goiters, sluggishness, fatigue, dry skin, lateral eyebrows to disappear, the tongue can get thick, puffiness, swelling in legs, face, and around eyes.  With proper treatment, these are reversible. NOTES Dr. Antonio Bianco Dr. Jacqueline Jonklaas American Thyroid Association