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Alles nur gefaked? Über Vortäuschung und Manipulation bei psychischen Beschwerden In dieser kontroversen Folge widmen sich Andreas und Werner einem heiklen, aber wichtigen Thema in der psychologischen Praxis: Der bewussten oder unbewussten Verzerrung von Krankheitssymptomen. Wie lässt sich zwischen echtem Leiden und übertriebener Darstellung unterscheiden? Wann werden Beschwerden heruntergespielt, wann überbetont? Die beiden Hosts beleuchten die verschiedenen Facetten dieses komplexen Phänomens - von der Simulation nicht vorhandener Symptome bis hin zur Bagatellisierung ernsthafter Probleme. Sie diskutieren, warum Menschen ihre Beschwerden manchmal verzerrt darstellen und welche Beweggründe dahinterstecken können. Dabei wird deutlich: Nicht jede Übertreibung ist bewusste Täuschung, und nicht jedes Herunterspielen ist mangelnde Krankheitseinsicht. Besonders spannend wird es, wenn die beiden ihre praktischen Erfahrungen teilen: Welche diagnostischen Instrumente und Beobachtungsmethoden helfen bei der Einschätzung? Wie können Diskrepanzen im Verhalten erkannt werden? Und welche Rolle spielen standardisierte Beschwerdevalidierungstests? Eine aufschlussreiche Episode für Fachleute und Interessierte, die zeigt, wie komplex die Unterscheidung zwischen authentischen und verzerrten Symptomdarstellungen sein kann - und warum eine sorgfältige Diagnostik so wichtig ist. Links: Begriffsdefinition https://dorsch.hogrefe.com/stichwort/beschwerdenvalidierung Leitlinie Begutachtung bei psychischen und psychosomatischen Störungen https://register.awmf.org/de/leitlinien/detail/051-029 Überblicksartikel Beschwerdevalidierungsverfahren (eher unkritisch) Merten, T. (2020). Beschwerdenvalidierung in der psychologischen und medizinischen Begutachtung. Praxis der Rechtspsychologie, 30(2), 59-76. https://sozialrecht-bdp.de/wp-content/uploads/Beschwerdenvalidierung.pdf Artikel (kritisch über Beschwerdevalidierungsverfahren) Nübling, R., Henn, J., Kaiser, U., Schmidt, J. & Bassler, M. (2020). Zur Validität subjektiver Patientenangaben: Anmerkungen zur Beschwerdenvalidierung. Zeitschrift für Psychiatrie, Psychologie und Psychotherapie, 68(2), 81–95. https://tinyurl.com/3354yb45 Wertz, M., Mader, E., Nedopil, N., Schiltz, K. & Yundina, E. (2020). Antwortverzerrung oder Symptombelastung? Beschwerdeschilderung von psychiatrischen Patienten und sozialmedizinischen Begutachtungsprobanden. Der Nervenarzt, (92), 1163–1171. https://tinyurl.com/54akr55u Kirchhoff, L. & Steinert, T. (2019). Klassifikationsgüte der Beschwerdevalidierungstests Word Memory Test und Strukturierter Fragebogen Simulierter Symptome. Der Nervenarzt, 90(5), 516–522. https://tinyurl.com/bd9c9ndr Soziale Erwünschtheit, Beispiel eines Instruments: https://tinyurl.com/yzrafem9
Bassler, Annette www.deutschlandfunk.de, Morgenandacht
Bassler, Annette www.deutschlandfunk.de, Morgenandacht
Bassler, Annette www.deutschlandfunk.de, Morgenandacht
Bassler, Annette www.deutschlandfunk.de, Morgenandacht
Bassler, Annette www.deutschlandfunk.de, Morgenandacht
Bassler, Annette www.deutschlandfunk.de, Morgenandacht
So many of our Bible stories are filled with adults who were not converted until well past their childhoods, yet many of them became the most productive Christians found in Scripture. What if that convert were you? In this episode, Tracie interviews Jenn Bassler who, even though she did not grow up in church, and wasn't even saved until her late twenties, lives every moment for God like she has known no other life. Learn how her conversion in adulthood transformed into her answering God's call on her life and change the course of her family forever. Her open faith and joyous spirit in this telling of her testimony will move any saved listener to want to witness to anyone who will listen, because who know who God will use next?! Please let us know what you think by rating and reviewing this podcast in your podcasting app! If you know of someone who can be helped by listening to the Abundant Living Podcast, please share this podcast with them. We love hearing from our listeners, whether through comments on our Instagram or messaging us on our website, christianladiesfellowship.com. You may also apply to be a part of our private Facebook group, but be sure to answer all the questions and agree to the group rules when you click to join. You can also email Tracie directly at tburns@immanueljax.org. Thank you for being part of this uplifting and encouraging community of ladies who want to live abundantly for the Lord!
Discover the power of our incredible Customer Referral Program and learn how to leverage it for your business. Join Amanda Wetekamp, Leslie Bassler, and Christian Luciano as they share their top tips and success stories. Tune in for valuable insights and practical advice to boost your referral game. Don't miss this essential episode!Find us at hughandgrace.com On Instagram @hughandgrace On Facebook @HughandGrace Email us at customercare@hughandgrace.com Music: Realize your dreams by Sergio Prosvirini
Outsourcing podcast Get the full show notes for this outsourcing podcast here: outsourceaccelerator.com/500 OP360 Megan Bassler, OP360's VP of Strategic Partnerships, joined Derek Gallimore on the 500th episode of the Outsource Accelerator Podcast. They discussed OP360's growth, strategic partnerships, and utilizing AI for an efficient customer experience. References: Website: https://www.op360.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/megan-lyn-vonderach/ Start Outsourcing Outsource Accelerator can help you transform your business with outsourcing. Get in touch now, or use one of the resources below. Business Process Outsourcing Get a Free Quote - Connect with 3 verified outsourcing experts & see how outsourcing can transform your business Book a Discovery Call - See how Outsource Accelerator can help you enhance your company's innovation and growth with outsourcing The Top 40 BPOs - We have compiled this review of the most notable 40 Business Process Outsourcing companies in the Philippines Outsourcing Calculator - This tool provides you with invaluable insight into the potential savings outsourcing can do for your business Outsourcing Salary Guide - Access the comprehensive guide to payroll salary compensation, benefits, and allowances in the Philippines Outsourcing Accelerator Podcast - Subscribe and listen to the world's leading outsourcing podcast, hosted by Derek Gallimore Payoneer - The leading global B2B payment solution for the outsourcing industry About Outsource Accelerator Outsource Accelerator is the world's leading outsourcing marketplace and advisory. We offer the full spectrum of services, from light advisory and vendor brokerage, though to full implementation and fully-managed solutions. We service companies of all sectors, and all sizes, spanning all departmental verticals. Outsource Accelerator's unique approach to outsourcing enables our clients to build the best teams, access the most flexible solutions, and generate the best results possible. Our unrivaled sector knowledge and market reach mean that you get the best terms and results possible, at the best ALL-IN market-leading price - guaranteed.
In this episode, I'm dishing out some real talk about the struggle of losing ourselves in the wild world of business. How do we navigate the fine line between being professional and having personality? From toning down our quirks to hiding our true selves behind a facade of professionalism, it's all too easy to fall into the trap of trying to fit in. But fear not! I've brought on my awesome team member and bestie, Adrian, to share her journey as she launches her business. Together, we're diving deep into the highs and lows of staying true to ourselves while navigating the entrepreneurial landscape. So grab your favorite drink, cozy up, and let's get real about reclaiming our authenticity in business! Download your Brand's voice guide here! Tune into the episode that goes over it: Ep 182: Your Brand's Marketing Style Based On Your Human Design! Let's be friends on Instagram!
Bassler, Annnettewww.deutschlandfunk.de, Morgenandacht
Bassler, Annettewww.deutschlandfunk.de, Morgenandacht
In this episode, Alex Greene interviews terrice bassler about her recent artist residency at NIROX, an arts organization in South Africa. terrice shares how she brought together ceramics and TRE (tension & trauma releasing exercises) during her month-long stay. terrice talks about her initial discovery of TRE and how she incorporated it into her art practice at the NIROX artist residency. She also takes us behind the scenes of her workshops, including her 'First Vessels' project, shaking meditation, sound and TRE, and her work with youth.terrice shares the lasting impact of her residency and discusses the importance of safety and context in practicing TRE. Towards the end of the episode, she reveals how tremoring enhances her creativity and offers a glimpse into her future projects. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the intersection of art, wellness, and culture.Links: Website: www.terricebassler.com Pottery with Purpose: www.potterywithpurpose.comUnknown: Cave of Bones https://www.netflix.com/title/81473682Lesego Mapeka Epic Hikes @EpicHikesCape Insights https://www.capeinsights.com NIROX: https://www.niroxarts.comFARMHOUSE58: https://www.farmhouse58.coVilla-Legodi Centre for Sculpture: https://www.villa-legodi.comTRE for Africa Foundation: https://treforafrica.comChapters:00:00 Intro05:23 Discovering TRE12:45 NIROX artist residency19:39 First vessels project27:25 TRE in South Africa34:55 Shaking meditation 41:49 Sound and TRE47:56 Working with youth51:41 Residency impact54:23 Safety and context01:02:28 Tremoring and creativity01:02:28 Future projects
Founder of The Free Thought Project @Thefreethoughtprojectcom and Police the Police @PoliceThePoliceOfficial Jason Bassler beams in to talk about censorship, free speech, Big Tech, anarchy, and more on episode 118 of the Far Out with Faust podcast.Jason Bassler is co-founder of The Free Thought Project and has been featured in such publications as Reason, Infowars, RT, Rolling Stone and The Tom Woods Show. Bassler is also founder of Police the Police and was called “one of the most extensive recorders of law-enforcement misbehavior in America” by Rolling Stone magazine in 2018. He is also the co-founder of the United For Common Ground Media Summit. By 2018, Bassler had amassed millions of fans and subscribers on social media — until his accounts were systematically targeted and taken down by Big Tech. Not one to simply pack up and move on, Bassler has persevered, and shares his story of resilience here.Faust and Jason cover a range of critical topics in this episode:-How did Police the Police and the Free Thought Project get started?-What was Occupy Wall Street?-How has censorship grown and become normalized?-What was the social media purge of 2018?-Where did our government go wrong?-Do we still have freedom of speech?-What is the infowar?-Can we save our democracy?-Was the election really “stolen”?-Does election fraud exist, and if so, can we fix it?-What can we do to save America?-Are police legally required to protect us?-What is a Libertarian?-What is an Anarchist?-Do we need a revolution?Connect with The Free Thought ProjectWebsite: https://thefreethoughtproject.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thefreethoughtprojectFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/tftp4.0X: https://twitter.com/TheFreeThought2YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmT7hTV8VJU6CiCGEs6hFbwConnect with Police the PoliceWebsite: https://thefreethoughtproject.com/cop-watchInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/policethepolice_official/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PTPUncensoredX: https://twitter.com/policethepolic1YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/PoliceThePoliceOfficial0:00 - Introducing Jason Bassler2:26 - Double fringe exposure, and power of consumers in the market5:38 - Jason's origin story, projects and greatest works15:28 - Resilience from censorship, moving through censored agendas and discussing RFK politics27:19 - Diving into “election integrity” and deeper into the Anarchist's wormhole37:01 - Winning the Information War + maintaining white pill optimism … how Jason's inspiring work has evolved and continues to bring hope for change and transparency 46:25 - The depths and complexities of corruption in our institution50:05 - Jason's libertarian approach for law enforcement (aka protection & security) in lieu of current system55:48 - Closing out with The Free Thought Project and Jason's other platforms#Podcast #Censorship #LawEnforcement #FatOutWithFaust
Werden wir unser Abendessen bald mit BitCoin bezahlen?Einige Restaurants und Eventveranstalter bieten das sogar schon an. Wie´s funktioniert und warum es mehr Vorteile gibt als gedacht erfahrt ihr in Folge #93 mit Manuel Bassler und Jonas Hofmeister vom Podcast „BitCoin verstehen“.Podcast BitCoin verstehen: https://open.spotify.com/show/2aPt7DoHidMFjauk8bxtAx Wo kann man mit BitCoin bezahlten: https://coinpages.io/https://btcmap.org/ Was sind meine ersten Schritte um mit BitCoin zu starten?https://bitcoinverstehen.info/episode-78-bitcoin-kaufen-relai-julian-liniger/https://relai.app/
Gibault Boys Basketball Coach Dennis Rueter and star player Kaden Augustine begin the show to discuss their 1A state championship season. Rueter describes what he's learned in over 40 years as Head Coach at Gibault, and Augustine discusses what he learned from Rueter and his plans for the future. Next, recently retired Triad football Head Coach, Paul Bassler, shares his philosophy on coaching the Knights for a quarter of a century, and he talks about the things of which he is most proud. Finally, the O'Fallon girls basketball Head Coach Nick Knolhoff joins the podcast with his all-state player Shannon Dowell. Knolhoff and Dowell describe their state championship season and how they prepared for the final push to win state.
Today on the podcast Eric is joined by Avondale Food & Wine owner Mary Clarkson to go through some of the latest news from the Houston restaurant and bar scene. The pair discuss the Cle Group selecting a location for a new concept called the Post Oak Lodge, Chris Cusack bringing a second location of Betelgeuse Betelgeuse to the market, and Café Express' arrival in The Woodlands. In the Restaurants of the Week section Sushi by Hidden is featured. In the Guest of the Week portion Eric is joined by Brooks Bassler of BB's Tex-Orleans. Brooks speaks with Eric about his experience in the restaurant industry, developing the concept of BB's, why po' boys, starting the crawfish side of the business, theories on what created the crawfish boom in Houston, the insane numbers of crawfish they're doing, how crawfish season is going so far this year, the growth of BB's, why San Antonio was the right next city to expand into, what makes an area the right area for a location of BB's, the possibility of other types of concepts, and much more! Follow Eric on Instagram and Twitter, plus check out some of his latest articles at Culturemap.com: Hot Houston Bar and Restaurant Group Snatches Up Prime Galleria-Area Location for New Casual American 'Lodge' Glowing Washington Avenue Cocktail Bar-Pizzeria Blasts Off in Montrose with Expanded Food Menu and More Longtime Houston Fast Casual Restaurant Darts Into The Woodlands with Fresh New Location Houston's Underbelly Hospitality Restaurant Group Anoints D.C. Chef with Michelin-Star Cred to Direct Culinary Ops Houston's Top Chef Season 19 Star Joins NYC Veteran to Open Heights 'New Asian American' Restaurant Eclectic and Inventive Montrose Restaurant Carts Up New 'Global Street Food' Fast-Casual Concept
This week Jeff Bassler, founder of Prodigm joins me on the podcast. Prodigm is a premier maker of production-focused filament winding controls and software solutions. On this episode, Jeff will share some background of their company and a recent case study of helping Duoline Technologies improve their process. Duoline produces RICEWRAP®, a protective wrap of... The post Improving Quality and Ease of Use with Filament Winding Equipment -Interview with Jeff Bassler of Prodigm appeared first on Composites Weekly.
Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2022.11.23.517722v1?rss=1 Authors: Kunin, A. B., Guo, J., Bassler, K. E., Pitkow, X., Josic, K. Abstract: The structure of neural circuitry plays a crucial role in brain function. Previous studies of brain organization generally had to trade off between coarse descriptions at a large scale and fine descriptions on a small scale. Researchers have now reconstructed tens to hundreds of thousands of neurons at synaptic resolution, enabling investigations into the interplay between global, modular organization, and cell type-specific wiring. Analyzing data of this scale, however, presents unique challenges. To address this problem we applied novel community detection methods to analyze the synapse-level reconstruction of an adult fruit fly brain containing over 20 thousand neurons and 10 million synapses. Using a machine-learning algorithm, we find the most densely connected communities of neurons by maximizing a generalized modularity density measure. We resolve the community structure at a range of scales, from large (on the order of thousands of neurons) to small (on the order of tens of neurons). We find that the network is organized hierarchically and larger-scale communities are composed of smaller-scale structures. Our methods identify well-known features of the fly brain, including its sensory pathways. Moreover, focusing on specific brain regions, we are able to identify subnetworks with distinct connectivity types. For example, manual efforts have identified layered structures in the fan-shaped body. Our methods not only automatically recover this layered structure, but also resolve finer connectivity patterns to downstream and upstream areas. We also find a novel modular organization of the superior neuropil, with distinct clusters of upstream and downstream brain regions dividing the neuropil into several pathways. These methods show that the fine-scale, local network reconstruction made possible by modern experimental methods are sufficiently detailed to identify the organization of the brain across scales, and enable novel predictions about the structure and function of its parts. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info Podcast created by Paper Player, LLC
Les effets des perturbateurs endocriniens sur les femmes enceintes Ursula Bassler, une spécialiste de la physique des particules
Jason Bassler is co-founder of The Free Thought Project and has been featured in such publications as Reason, Infowars, RT, Rolling Stone and The Tom Woods Show. Bassler is also founder of Police the Police and was called “one of the most extensive recorders of law-enforcement misbehavior in America” by Rolling Stone magazine in 2018. In this episode, Jason shares about his personal journey that led him to create The Free Thought Project and its subsequent censorship and removal from Facebook and Twitter after amassing an audience of over 6 million people. He also discusses the foundational tenets of libertarianism, the dangers of central bank digital currencies and the importance of peaceful parenting. Guest links: https://thefreethoughtproject.com https://www.instagram.com/thefreethoughtproject/ See all our episodes: https://hereforthetruth.com Join our membership community: https://friendsofthetruth.co Apply for our 8 week group coaching program: http://riseabovetheherd.co Download our free e-book “55 Signs of Low Self-Esteem for Truth Seekers”: https://growyourselfesteem.com Connect with us on Telegram: https://t.me/areyouhereforthetruth All other links: https://tinyurl.com/hfttlinks Hosted by Joel Rafidi & Yerasimos Intro and outro music: “Illusion” by Joel Rafidi Intro voice-over: Namakula (https://www.namakula.com/voice-over)
Ich habe diese Woche einen neuen Wartungsvertrag von einem Meerwasseraquarium übernommen. Hierbei wird das bestehende 800 Liter Aquarium in den nächsten Tagen komplett entleert, auseinander geschnitten und entsorgt. Danach wird das Aquarium durch ein neues Becken und eine komplett neue Aquarientechnik ausgetauscht. Die Aquarientechnik wird in diesem Zuge in den darunterliegenden Keller verlegt, da es den Kunden sehr wichtig ist, dass das neuen Meerwasser-becken absolut leise ist. Damit die Rohre in den Keller verlegt werden können, wurde bereits direkt unter dem Aquarium eine Kernbohrung durch die Betondecke durchge-führt. Der Fischbesatz des Aquarium besteht aus mehreren Doktorfischen, einem Pinzettfisch und einer Zebramuräne. Auffällig bei allen ist Fisch, dass sich die oberen Hautschichten im Kopfbe-reich teilweise komplett abgelöst haben. Dies zieht sich fast bei allen Fischen bis zum Ansatz der Rückenflosse fort. Dort wo die Fischschleimhaut ursprüngliche bunt gefärbt war sind nur noch große weiße Flecken vorhanden, die von groben Hautkanten umgeben sind. Solche starke Probleme mit der Fischschleimhaut haben häufig ihren Ursprung in einer sehr langen Fehlernährung, deren Folge dann starke Mangelerscheinungen sind. Auch in diesem Fall liegt die Ursache der Fütterung. Die Fische wurde über Jahre mit Süßwassertrockenfutter ernährt. Süßwassertrockenfutter wird auf den Bedarf von Süßwasserfischen und nicht von Meerwasserfischen entwickelt. Dadurch fehlen lebenswichtige Inhaltsstoffe für Meerwasserfische. Neben dem genannten Trockenfutter bekamen die Fische noch rote und weiße Mückenlarven. Der Vorteil momentan ist, dass alle Fische sehr gut fressen und keiner das Futter verweigert. Wir haben jetzt im ersten Schritt das Futter sofort auf das Dr. Basslers Bio Fishfood Garlic umgestellt. Das ist die Futtersorte die wir hauptsächlich bei allen unserer Wartungs-kunden verwenden. BASSLEER BIOFISH FOOD GARLIC enthält natürlichen Knoblauch. Der Vorteil ist, dass es auch von bereits erkrankten Zierfischen, die häufig unter Appetitlosigkeit leiden, gern gefressen wird. Knoblauch enthält den natürlichen Pflanzenwirkstoff Allicin sowie einen sehr hohen Anteil an Mangan, Vitamin B6, außerordentlich viele Spurenelemente (Selen, Jod, Germanium, etc.) und Enzyme. Um die wertvollen Inhaltsstoffe zu schonen wird ausschließlich frischer Knoblauch (kein Granulat) nach dem Granulierprozess zugemischt. Ein weiterer Vorteil von diesem Granulatfutter ist, dass die Körner verschieden schnell absinken und dadurch jeder Fisch, egal in welcher Wasserschicht, oben unten oder in der Mitte aufhält gut versorgt wird. Um die Fische adhoc noch besser mit Vitaminen zu versorgen, sprühen wir das Granulatfutter jeden zweiten Tag mit Power Fish von Dr. Bassler ein. Power Fish ist enthält Vitaminen und Spurenelementen und reichert das Granulatfutter an. Wie das Power Fish genau funktioniert und was es für Bestandteile enthält erfährst du in der Podcastfolge 313. Den Link zur Folge findest du in der Podcastbeschreibung. Ich habe selbst noch nie so starke Mangelerscheinungen bei Meerwasser-fischen gesehen. Ich kenne nur die typischen leichten Veränderungen der Schleimhaut bei Doktorfischen im Kopfbereich, jedoch nicht so stark wie in diesem Fall, dass sich diese in ganzen Fetzen abgelöst haben. Deshalb bin ich sehr gespannt, ob sich die Schleimhaut wieder erholt und wenn ja wie lange es dauern wird. Hier findest du die Podcastfolge zu >>>> Power Fish Viel Spaß mit der neuen Folge. Mein Pflegemittel-Onlineshop: Kennst du meine Profi-Pflegemittel für Meerwasseraquarien? Als treuer Podcasthörer erhältst du einen Sonderrabatt von 10% in unserem Onlineshop www.aquacura.de. Sichere dir jetzt einen Sonderrabatt von 10% auf deinen gesamten Warenkorb im Aqua Cura Shop. Rabattcode: 10 www.aquacura.de Dort findet Du die besten Wasserwasseraquaristik-Pflegemittel, die wir auch bei allen unseren Kunden in über 2000 Aquarienwartungen verwenden. Wenn du dich für eines der bereits mit 10% rabattierten Sparpakete wie zum Beispiel eine hochwirksame Calciumlösung und eine Lösung zur Stabilisierung der Karbonathärte entscheidest, sparst du mit dem Rabattcode 10 satte 20% . Alle Produkte bei uns im Shop bestehen aus den hochwertigsten Rohstoffen und wurden langen Praxistests vor der Markteinführung unterzogen.. Gehe auf www.aquacura.de und sicher dir jetzt deinen Rabatt. Dafür muss du nur im Warenkorb im Rabattfeld die Zahl 10 eingeben. Rabattcode: 10 Profi-Beratung durch Markus Mahl: Da brauchst du Hilfe bei Einem Problem mit deinem Meerwasseraquarium? Hier kannst du die Beratung buchen: >>>>> Beratung durch Markus Mahl kostenlose Checklisten für dein Meerwasseraquarium : Hier findest du die kostenlosen Checklisten für dein Meerwasseraquarium: https://aktion.aquacura.de/Geschenk Hörbuch-Meerwasseraquarium: Erfahre alles war für ein Meerwasseraquarum wichtig ist in meinem Hörbuch "Meerwasseraquarium - Aquarium bauen und pflegen wie die Profis" Du kannst dir das Hörbuch sofort herunterladen und anhören wann und wo immer du möchtest. Grundlage für das Hörbuch ist mein Buch: Amazon-Bestseller: "Meerwasseraquarium - Aquarium bauen und pflegen wie die Profis" Neben dem Hörbuch enthält du noch 4 PDFs zum Download: Zudem Profi-Pflegeplan, einem 37 Seiten bebilderter Tierteil ( Meerwasserfische, Korallen, Muscheln, Garnelen, Seesterne, Seeigel und eine Checkliste für deine Wasserwerte) . Und das Beste im Hörbuch selbst wartet noch eine Überraschung auf dich. Hier kannst du das Hörbuch jetzt zum Sonderpreis herunterladen >>>>> Hörbuch oder kopiere dir den folgenden Link: https://bit.ly/2FGAGKT Mein Buch - Meerwasseraquarium bauen und arbeiten wie die Profis -: Hier findest du mein Buch den Amazon-Bestseller: "Meerwasseraquarium - Aquarium bauen und pflegen wie die Profis" Buchen Sie hier bestellen >>>> https://amzn.to/2UspYiY Hier geht´s zum Meerwasser-BLOG: hier klicken Folge mir auf Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aquarium_west_gmbh/
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Terrice Bassler, a leadership coach, says that, when she is coaching someone, “I look for the red thread. I look for that thread that runs through somebody's life story, even if it looks a little disconnected and wild.”Bassler's own red thread may be providing service to others.Raised in the Helderberg Hilltowns, where both sides of her family had lived for generations, she says, “I was the first grandchild on either side of the family so I benefit from a lot of attention and love and teaching, which is with me still today.”She describes, in this week's Enterprise podcast, a series of seemingly small encounters that became life-changing events. “Small opportunities are what big opportunities look like when they're young,” she says.As Bassler has worked with visionaries “at extreme emotional edges,” she said she learned how to keep herself whole and support courageous others to stay whole.Now, she said, international organizations are “more clued up about what needs to be done to support people at extreme emotional edges — and COVID has pushed that even further.”Bassler calls this the mainstreaming of trauma.When she was shaken by the death of her father, she stumbled upon a class in neurogenic shaking, which is used to release trauma and tension.She practiced what is known as TRE — tension or trauma release exercise — that helps her stay regulated. With the shutdown caused by the coronavirus pandemic, Bassler became a certified provider and now teaches TRE online.She has supported health-care workers and first responders. “A lot of folks are struggling …,” she said. “They've gotten to that edge where they can't make meaning of what's happening. There's a continuous state of dread and uncertainty or discomfort.”Bassler says she helps people in a few lessons learn how to keep themselves regulated.Noticing the way society has become fragmented and divided — even in the town where she was raised — Bassler has found it useful to look for the wounded place — for her, that may be despair about the state of democracy — in the person with whom you are trying to connect.“That's going to make it easier to find common ground,” she said.One of the things Bassler remembers about growing up in the Hilltowns was that it was completely normal to drop in, “to just pop by.”“I've lived all over the world. Never anywhere I've lived since is dropping in as normal …. It was a queue of safety. It was a daily symbol of trust,” she said.“And here we get back to the red thread,” said Bassler, “because one of the things I think I became able to do from my work in hotspots, in places of conflict … instead of holding all the suffering in me, with a sense of helplessness, somehow, I cultivated an ability to see the people who had the vision to move through … who were going to be courageous despite suffering, who were going to be both vulnerable and brave.”Although for the last two years Bassler hasn't traveled — not on a plane or even in a car — through the internet, she said, “I am able to support leaders who are doing courageous things.”Read the full article on our website: https://altamontenterprise.com/01282022/terrice-bassler-helps-leaders-who-are-both-vulnerable-and-brave See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Jason Bassler is co-founder of The Free Thought Project and has been featured in such publications as Rolling Stone, Reason, Infowars, RT, MIC and The Tom Woods Show. Bassler is also founder of Police the Police. He was called “One … Continue reading →
Jetzt mal Hand aufs Herz: Wie oft hattest du schon eine Idee, die dir total am Herzen lag, die du dann doch nicht umgesetzt hast? Wie oft hast du dir deine Idee, die dich mal so begeistert hat, von dir selbst oder vielleicht auch anderen ausreden lassen? Wie oft hast du schon Ideen vorbeiziehen lassen ohne es überhaupt zu versuchen? Oftmals kommen wir nicht ins Handeln oder lassen uns unsere Ideen ausreden, weil wir selbst zu wenig an uns und unsere Idee glauben. Aber das muss nicht so sein. Jeder von uns kann soviel mehr und v.a. Dingen auch Grosses bewirken. Und genau darum geht es in dieser Folge von Power ON. Zu Gast ist Annabella Bassler. Sie erzählt von ihrem Herzensprojekt "Equal Voice" mit dem sie es geschafft hat eine Bewegung ins Leben zu rufen, die die Sichtbarkeit von Frauen in der Schweizer Medienlandschaft und künftig auch darüber hinaus erhöht. Annabella teilt mit uns wie aus einer alltäglichen Gegebenheit in ihrem Job und Familienalltag, die Idee für der Erfolgsbewegung Equal Voice entstanden ist, einer Initiative und mittlerweile vielmehr schon Bewegung, die das Ziel hat die Sichtbarkeit von Frauen zu erhöhen. Worum es bei Equal Voice genau geht und was ihr Vision von Equal Voice in der Zukunft ist Wir reden auch darüber Wie sie vorgeht, um aus einer Idee etwas Grosses entstehen zu lassen Wie sie als CFO des Medienunternehmens Ringer und mit ihrem mittlerweile 7 jährigen Sohn Job und Familie vereinbart und was ihr dabei wichtig ist und hilft Hör rein und lass dich inspirieren. Und wenn du Teil der Erfolgs Story von Equal Voice werden möchtest oder die Entwicklung weiterverfolgen möchtest, dann schau gerne vorbei auf der Webseite www.equalvoice.ch Wenn du magst, teile auch gerne mit mir was deine grösste Erkenntnis aus dieser Folge für dich ist oder welche Frage du zu dem Thema vielleicht auch hast. Ich freue mich von dir zu lesen. Schön, dass es dich gibt und schön, dass du Hörer / -in von Power ON bist. Power ON! Deine Elisabeth -- Jeden Donnerstag eine neue Folge von Power On Möchtest du wieder Priorität im eigenen Leben sein? Dann kannst du dich hier für meinen online Kurs: Hol dir deine Power zurück anmelden: https://www.elisabeth-thiessen.com/hol-dir-deine-power-zurueck-2/ Let's keep in touch https://elisabeth-thiessen.com
Here's the deal, Crossroads Ministries cares about one thing more than anything else, Jesus Christ. Crossroads is a family of individuals that have found hope in Jesus, and simply want as many people as possible to experience that exact same freedom. T
Here's the deal, Crossroads Ministries cares about one thing more than anything else, Jesus Christ. Crossroads is a family of individuals that have found hope in Jesus, and simply want as many people as possible to experience that exact same freedom. T
Unsere zweite Podcaststaffel starten wir mit einem spannenden Thema: Was tun, wenn das Marktvolumen der eigenen Marktleistung kontinuierlich sinkt und keine Besserung abzusehen ist? Richtig, man muss investieren. In neue Ideen und Geschäftsmodelle. Das kostet viel Geld, bedeutet neue Risiken und auch Widerstände derjenigen, die am Bewährten festhalten wollen. Annabella Bassler, CFO von https://ringier.ch/de (Ringier), einem der führenden Medienhäuser der Schweiz, gestaltet diese Transformationen seit 10 Jahren mit. Über 2 Mrd. CHF wurden investiert. Wie nimmt Annabella Bassler ihre Mitarbeiter:innen mit auf diese Reise? Wie erfüllt sie die Erwartungen des Verwaltungsrates und der Aktionär:innen? Eine Herzensangelegenheit ist auch die Initiative «Equal Voice», die sich die Steigerung der Sichtbarkeit von Frauen in der Berichterstattung zum Ziel gesetzt hat. 2019 von ihr initiiert hat sich schon einiges getan, wie sie uns berichtet. Diese Folge wird unterstützt von daura, der digitalen Aktienplattform fürs Finanzieren und Investieren in Schweizer Unternehmen: https://www.daura.ch/ (www.daura.ch).
Great conversation about Broadway/Musicals, forensics, and a return to polo all talk. Enjoy!
Das ist doch komisch! 75% der Medienberichte in der Schweiz handeln von Männern. Laut dem Global Media Monitoring Project 2016 lag der Anteil weltweit sogar bei 82%. 2020 stellt sich die Situation nicht viel anders dar. Die Initiative EqualVoice des internationalen Medienkonzern Ringier Gruppe hat als Ziel, Frauen in der Berichterstattung sichtbarer zu machen. In dieser Podcast Folge unterhalte ich mich mit der Initiatorin Annabella Bassler, CFO der Ringier AG, über die Entwicklungen seit Lancierung der Initiative im Jahr 2019. Sehr bereichernd für das Gespräch ist die Sichtweise von Advisory Board Mitglied Carolina Müller-Möhl, Stiftungsratspräsidentin der Müller-Möhl Foundation und Verwaltungsratspräsidentin der Müller-Möhl Group. Darüber hinaus erfahren wir von den Erfolgen des von der Müller-Möhl Foundation unterstützen Programms ‘Women Back To Business' unter der Leitung der Universität St. Gallen. Mehr Information hier: https://www.ringier.com https://www.mm-foundation.org/
Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2020.11.06.371112v1?rss=1 Authors: Periwal, V., Bassler, S., Andrejev, S., Gabrielli, N., Typas, A., Patil, K. R. Abstract: Natural products constitute a vast yet largely untapped resource of molecules with therapeutic properties. Computational approaches based on structural similarity offer a scalable approach for evaluating their bioactivity potential. However, this remains challenging due to the immense structural diversity of natural compounds and the complexity of structure-activity relationships. We here assess the bioactivity potential of natural compounds using random forest models utilizing structural fingerprints, maximum common substructure, and molecular descriptors. The models are trained with small-molecule drugs for which the corresponding protein targets are known (1,410 drugs, 0.9 million pairs). Using these models, we evaluated circa 11k natural compounds for functional similarity with therapeutic drugs (1.7 million pairs). The resulting natural compound-drug similarity network consists of several links with support from the published literature as well as links suggestive of unexplored bioactivity of natural compounds. As a proof of concept, we experimentally validated the model-predicted Cox-1 inhibitory activity of 5-methoxysalicylic acid, a compound commonly found in tea, herbs and spices. In contrast, a control compound, with the highest similarity score when using the most weighted fingerprint metric, did not inhibit Cox-1. Our results illustrate the importance of complementing structural similarity with the prior data on molecular interactions, and presents a resource for exploring the therapeutic potential of natural compounds. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info
Mit FEINSCHMECKER Restaurant-Expertin Deborah Gottlieb spricht der erfolgreiche Food-Fotograf Markus Bassler aus Frankfurt über die Faszination, Gerichte von berühmten Köchen zu fotografieren und erklärt, wie auch Laien mit dem Smartphone im Restaurant gute Bilder hinbekommen.
Learn how a love for Texas and Louisiana cuisine, and a little budget turned into a small Po-boy, Gumbo and Beer cafe. Brooks tells us the steps he took that made BB’s Cafe the ten unit full menu casual restaurant company it is today. Listen to how people, product and procedures created a winning formula for him.
In this episode, Chris Bassler shares his story of how he was able to achieve a set of athletic feats through the help of chiropractic. Through a 14-month training session, Chris tweaked his calf and was injured. By turning to chiropractic and getting some physical medicine, mechanical support, and active release therapy, Chris was able to get back into shape. Chiropractic helped Chris perform his best in sport and life and finish a triathlon.
The Steve Lynch podcast is a www.podcastforhire.com production. If you are looking for someone to tell your story, please contact Bob Schmidt from Podcast For Hire at 608-785-0555 if you are looking for Steve Lynch find him here https://www.facebook.com/stevenllynch or find Alena Rae find her at https://www.facebook.com/alena.nicholson.7 Transcription for seo purposes only.Founding member of the band autograph Steve Lynch joining me. I had the opportunity to interview Steve a few times over the last handful years and always enjoy chatting with them always enjoy seeing you guys live and always enjoy just the person that you are Steve because a lot of times rock stars. A lot of times people in your position. Don't give time to be ordinary person and you know were friends on Facebook. I've tagged you in a couple things and you actually respond to your fans, which I think is is cool. Well I just look at myself as an ordinary person register your lab work hard to become our guitars and you know I appreciate all the parents out there so much I may not yield to be an honor to have people listen to me naturally like what I'm doing, you still get a kick out of. When people come up to and say are you Steve Lynch yeah absolutely no will of course you know it's it's one of those things where the recognition and respect that you received the excitement from that never goes away. A lot of people get a chance to do some really cool things over the years of me being in radio I had the chance actually broadcast from inside of a bridge over the Mississippi River walk while they were building this bridge. I'm guessing that you had the chance to do some cool things that the average ordinary Joe hadn't had the chance to do is just the traveling yell and just being on stage plates, such are numerous amount of people and it was only autograph I did a lot of traveling. My clinics was promoting my books. I have three books out cultlike touch looks one, two and three of us promoting those like Dr. travel to 20 different countries in Q3 25 cities felt that was great. It's a blessed life. You know it really is. That's where I feel about him very thankful. Steve a lot of times people think of rock 'n' roll they think of sex drugs and rock 'n' roll that can ask about the typical question to most people ask, but I do ask about you know seeing some year friends and some of that you know people that you that you played with over the years, you know, succumb to drug addictions and things like that. It was, it isn't hard to be on you know be on stage and BN on the road and and and Kelly keep a clean and free life. Like the I was just you as I drink too much, but that you know that I was looking thought that I just didn't like okay so so that was that was easy for me to not but I didn't try but it was easy for me to share with you. I was just going through focusing on playing guitar and and just putting on a good performance and I've always just got My mindset that links it was difficult to also see all the people go through the hardships that you know what drugs you will because of our lives and see people go don't go very fast when they do try to come… Same as they were previously so that is. His music business different now than it was in the 80s. Europe your gambling into all these different aspects of the music business and trying to be a musician and songwriter. All the same time. Like with autograph. I was basically the general manager the tour manager and the business manager on the night on the one that was leaked the liaison in between, you know, all different aspects. The endorsements the booking agent. I did most most all the interviews and then I took care of all the banking eye to eye pain. Everybody I get all the business taxes and everything so you know those there is a big burden what I limit SSN because I think that the that the big thing now is that you have quit the band autograph. Steve stepped off from you know from from performing. Are you still a part of the band even though you're not playing with them or if you basically cut ties altogether. Well, I basically cut ties altogether. You know I wanted to move on to something different. And one thing my fiancé later told Ms. that I thought was a really good analogy of you know after your if you have a CD in your car and you play it over and over again for 35 years. Eventually you want to change that CD in your car and go on to different things you want your listener difference because you just got tired of playing the same songs doing the autograph that you know I look at myself like I have a lot more to offer the what I was contributing to autograph and point out is the last job we did get off your ass. That was mainly all written by sign that my writing was going in a completely different direction. Attached as it is now so it just didn't sound like autograph at all. I need not at all. It was a completely different thing. It was his guitar playing audit. A lot of people say that's like my guitar playing and all will. That's because it's not that silent playing guitar on that. I just by the time I got in there into the studio. I only had room to do my guitar solos are a couple little parts and that was it was very disappointed. On the whole outcome like I wanted to hear. Going to a completely different direction. Like, I became very disheartened at that time. That was a couple years ago my fiancé and I talked about working together you know last several months and she's got an incredible voice. I wanted to just do something so different it would be open to whatever we felt like writing the way the directional going in a small cutting edge music using different beats and everything and not really being influenced by one genre or another just doing whatever we feel like it – what I feel but music should really be when somebody because of the natural particular genre, then pigeonholed into that and then there know that so hard for you as an 80s rocker, you know, long hair, guitar playing master to kinda change that view window and a look at Nicole big genre. I have a salon that I did not look 23 if you type in which network 23. The numbers 22 and three. Then you can listen to the whole album is a complete departure from the autograph. I love my God Bill calls Peter Gabriel and the Moody blues. I love the Pink Floyd Formica dances, porcupine tree in all of these bands of always been really experimental and I just love that about them asking about your most commercial song turn up the radio. What was the inspiration of that was it to get radio play know you know actually that was just something that will in reverse obituary will rehearsal studios in North Hollywood that I just had this riff like that don't don't don't don't don't don't don't don't don't don't don't read. He got up and started planning to get her Bassler and then came up with that dude knew that little part in it. The next thing you know the other guys were sitting out there actually was about the whole lineup sounds cool Otto. Just jamming you know and then everybody stayed with us for all of it, we we got the whole song together really quick I need is just like all of a sudden. So you know that we start thinking about it was not all that's left the work and then we started everybody was chiming in on the lyrics of working harder working to redo it every day. You know, and then send us to sendwould use that. And so it was a song that was written by all five of Jeff's right on right on the cup like that. And sometimes those of the best sponsors. What is your spontaneous like that. Just everybody's in that creative mode and we just did it and of course after the general realize you know what we should probably change. It's just radio because recommend radial mother. You know you don't wriggle scissors a while back we want will you put pushing it from a commercial standpoint, we just thought it was a cool sounding song. Then we went in and we could all the different call letters all the young woman WK Z you know you know out on the West Coast. It was all KTLA or whatever you know and we went in and we spent 28 hour days saying turn it up KTLA or whatever we sent all the colors we did over 800 really yeah so that you because when they could play that like before this all and then all of a sudden the phone just blew up in it and of the radio play was just incredible. So you can number 93 on the top 100 of mostly songs ever on radio portraits still have that opportunity to at least have a really big song. Let's focus on a new project at 222. So after I after I contact you about doing this in this interview. For some reason the number two kept popping up between the last 48 hours have seen the number two like 100 times is so bizarre what what everybody said that that that was they see the 222 may start seeing 222 on the clock and start seeing it everywhere, and since just like everywhere in what happened was my fiancé she was seeing it everywhere. She had been for years and just before we had met like a couple years before we had actually met. I started seeing a lot as well that and 1111 those two sets of numbers and so should you know she started listening still seems to 22 everywhere and I said so my you know I see it every day, sometimes five times a day and so it must mean something significant. We googled it would look it up in it. So that means it's it's it's a new change in your life that your angels are guiding you to a different place to hire well and I thought that is so cool like your spirituality is going into another place and that's with both of us felt up at the time as well. She came up with the idea of what's called the project 222
The Steve Lynch podcast is a www.podcastforhire.com production. If you are looking for someone to tell your story, please contact Bob Schmidt from Podcast For Hire at 608-785-0555 if you are looking for Steve Lynch find him here https://www.facebook.com/stevenllynch or find Alena Rae find her at https://www.facebook.com/alena.nicholson.7 Transcription for seo purposes only.Founding member of the band autograph Steve Lynch joining me. I had the opportunity to interview Steve a few times over the last handful years and always enjoy chatting with them always enjoy seeing you guys live and always enjoy just the person that you are Steve because a lot of times rock stars. A lot of times people in your position. Don't give time to be ordinary person and you know were friends on Facebook. I've tagged you in a couple things and you actually respond to your fans, which I think is is cool. Well I just look at myself as an ordinary person register your lab work hard to become our guitars and you know I appreciate all the parents out there so much I may not yield to be an honor to have people listen to me naturally like what I'm doing, you still get a kick out of. When people come up to and say are you Steve Lynch yeah absolutely no will of course you know it's it's one of those things where the recognition and respect that you received the excitement from that never goes away. A lot of people get a chance to do some really cool things over the years of me being in radio I had the chance actually broadcast from inside of a bridge over the Mississippi River walk while they were building this bridge. I'm guessing that you had the chance to do some cool things that the average ordinary Joe hadn't had the chance to do is just the traveling yell and just being on stage plates, such are numerous amount of people and it was only autograph I did a lot of traveling. My clinics was promoting my books. I have three books out cultlike touch looks one, two and three of us promoting those like Dr. travel to 20 different countries in Q3 25 cities felt that was great. It's a blessed life. You know it really is. That's where I feel about him very thankful. Steve a lot of times people think of rock 'n' roll they think of sex drugs and rock 'n' roll that can ask about the typical question to most people ask, but I do ask about you know seeing some year friends and some of that you know people that you that you played with over the years, you know, succumb to drug addictions and things like that. It was, it isn't hard to be on you know be on stage and BN on the road and and and Kelly keep a clean and free life. Like the I was just you as I drink too much, but that you know that I was looking thought that I just didn't like okay so so that was that was easy for me to not but I didn't try but it was easy for me to share with you. I was just going through focusing on playing guitar and and just putting on a good performance and I've always just got My mindset that links it was difficult to also see all the people go through the hardships that you know what drugs you will because of our lives and see people go don't go very fast when they do try to come… Same as they were previously so that is. His music business different now than it was in the 80s. Europe your gambling into all these different aspects of the music business and trying to be a musician and songwriter. All the same time. Like with autograph. I was basically the general manager the tour manager and the business manager on the night on the one that was leaked the liaison in between, you know, all different aspects. The endorsements the booking agent. I did most most all the interviews and then I took care of all the banking eye to eye pain. Everybody I get all the business taxes and everything so you know those there is a big burden what I limit SSN because I think that the that the big thing now is that you have quit the band autograph. Steve stepped off from you know from from performing. Are you still a part of the band even though you're not playing with them or if you basically cut ties altogether. Well, I basically cut ties altogether. You know I wanted to move on to something different. And one thing my fiancé later told Ms. that I thought was a really good analogy of you know after your if you have a CD in your car and you play it over and over again for 35 years. Eventually you want to change that CD in your car and go on to different things you want your listener difference because you just got tired of playing the same songs doing the autograph that you know I look at myself like I have a lot more to offer the what I was contributing to autograph and point out is the last job we did get off your ass. That was mainly all written by sign that my writing was going in a completely different direction. Attached as it is now so it just didn't sound like autograph at all. I need not at all. It was a completely different thing. It was his guitar playing audit. A lot of people say that's like my guitar playing and all will. That's because it's not that silent playing guitar on that. I just by the time I got in there into the studio. I only had room to do my guitar solos are a couple little parts and that was it was very disappointed. On the whole outcome like I wanted to hear. Going to a completely different direction. Like, I became very disheartened at that time. That was a couple years ago my fiancé and I talked about working together you know last several months and she's got an incredible voice. I wanted to just do something so different it would be open to whatever we felt like writing the way the directional going in a small cutting edge music using different beats and everything and not really being influenced by one genre or another just doing whatever we feel like it – what I feel but music should really be when somebody because of the natural particular genre, then pigeonholed into that and then there know that so hard for you as an 80s rocker, you know, long hair, guitar playing master to kinda change that view window and a look at Nicole big genre. I have a salon that I did not look 23 if you type in which network 23. The numbers 22 and three. Then you can listen to the whole album is a complete departure from the autograph. I love my God Bill calls Peter Gabriel and the Moody blues. I love the Pink Floyd Formica dances, porcupine tree in all of these bands of always been really experimental and I just love that about them asking about your most commercial song turn up the radio. What was the inspiration of that was it to get radio play know you know actually that was just something that will in reverse obituary will rehearsal studios in North Hollywood that I just had this riff like that don't don't don't don't don't don't don't don't don't don't don't read. He got up and started planning to get her Bassler and then came up with that dude knew that little part in it. The next thing you know the other guys were sitting out there actually was about the whole lineup sounds cool Otto. Just jamming you know and then everybody stayed with us for all of it, we we got the whole song together really quick I need is just like all of a sudden. So you know that we start thinking about it was not all that's left the work and then we started everybody was chiming in on the lyrics of working harder working to redo it every day. You know, and then send us to sendwould use that. And so it was a song that was written by all five of Jeff's right on right on the cup like that. And sometimes those of the best sponsors. What is your spontaneous like that. Just everybody's in that creative mode and we just did it and of course after the general realize you know what we should probably change. It's just radio because recommend radial mother. You know you don't wriggle scissors a while back we want will you put pushing it from a commercial standpoint, we just thought it was a cool sounding song. Then we went in and we could all the different call letters all the young woman WK Z you know you know out on the West Coast. It was all KTLA or whatever you know and we went in and we spent 28 hour days saying turn it up KTLA or whatever we sent all the colors we did over 800 really yeah so that you because when they could play that like before this all and then all of a sudden the phone just blew up in it and of the radio play was just incredible. So you can number 93 on the top 100 of mostly songs ever on radio portraits still have that opportunity to at least have a really big song. Let's focus on a new project at 222. So after I after I contact you about doing this in this interview. For some reason the number two kept popping up between the last 48 hours have seen the number two like 100 times is so bizarre what what everybody said that that that was they see the 222 may start seeing 222 on the clock and start seeing it everywhere, and since just like everywhere in what happened was my fiancé she was seeing it everywhere. She had been for years and just before we had met like a couple years before we had actually met. I started seeing a lot as well that and 1111 those two sets of numbers and so should you know she started listening still seems to 22 everywhere and I said so my you know I see it every day, sometimes five times a day and so it must mean something significant. We googled it would look it up in it. So that means it's it's it's a new change in your life that your angels are guiding you to a different place to hire well and I thought that is so cool like your spirituality is going into another place and that's with both of us felt up at the time as well. She came up with the idea of what's called the project 222
[YouTube Video Version: https://youtu.be/nqN3glJGgEU] Instead of taking this censorship move lying down, TFTP co-founder, Jason Bassler and Conscious Resistance founder, Derick Broze organized the United for Common Ground summit in Houston to plan a strategy to fight back. “We walked away with some powerful ideas, a solid game plan and made connections that will last a lifetime and hopefully beyond. We have a lot of work ahead of us but many of us are now reinvigorated. This was a perfect opportunity to refocus our strategies and refine our potency for the future,” Bassler explained. The event was attended by the following organizations and individuals: The Free Thought Project, The Anti Media, The Mind Unleashed, Mint Press News, The Conscious Resistance Network, News2Share, Standup911, Danny F. Quest, Rachel Blevins, Andrew Aponick, Joey Lankowski, Aaron Treefi Nelson, People Over Politics, Lee Camp, Factions of Freedom, We Are Change Orlando, Sterlin Lujan, Bill Ottman, Eleanor Goldfield, Anita MonCrief, and others. Become An EXCLUSIVE Member: https://www.patreon.com/FreedomFaction Website: http://factionsoffreedom.jimdo.com/ Newsletter Sign-Up: http://eepurl.com/c-V3MD Email: FreedomsFaction@Gmail.com Instagram: @Freedom_Faction, @Freedoms_Faction FaceBook: https://www.facebook.com/factionsoffreedom/ Twitter: @FreedomsFaction, @NoizceEra Donate: https://www.paypal.me/noizceera Store: https://factionsoffreedom.jimdo.com/store/ Operation Dunamis: https://www.gofundme.com/operation-dunamis
[YouTube Video Version: https://youtu.be/orFOxKC4KdE] Instead of taking this censorship move lying down, TFTP co-founder, Jason Bassler and Conscious Resistance founder, Derick Broze organized the United for Common Ground summit in Houston to plan a strategy to fight back. “We walked away with some powerful ideas, a solid game plan and made connections that will last a lifetime and hopefully beyond. We have a lot of work ahead of us but many of us are now reinvigorated. This was a perfect opportunity to refocus our strategies and refine our potency for the future,” Bassler explained. The event was attended by the following organizations and individuals: The Free Thought Project, The Anti Media, The Mind Unleashed, Mint Press News, The Conscious Resistance Network, News2Share, Standup911, Danny F. Quest, Rachel Blevins, Andrew Aponick, Joey Lankowski, Aaron Treefi Nelson, People Over Politics, Lee Camp, Factions of Freedom, We Are Change Orlando, Sterlin Lujan, Bill Ottman, Eleanor Goldfield, Anita MonCrief, and others. Become An EXCLUSIVE Member: https://www.patreon.com/FreedomFaction Website: http://factionsoffreedom.jimdo.com/ Newsletter Sign-Up: http://eepurl.com/c-V3MD Email: FreedomsFaction@Gmail.com Instagram: @Freedom_Faction, @Freedoms_Faction FaceBook: https://www.facebook.com/factionsoffreedom/ Twitter: @FreedomsFaction, @NoizceEra Donate: https://www.paypal.me/noizceera Store: https://factionsoffreedom.jimdo.com/store/ Operation Dunamis: https://www.gofundme.com/operation-dunamis
The Facebook purges continue, with recent victims including the Free Thought Project (3.1 million likes), Police the Police (1.9 million likes), and V is for Voluntary (165,000 likes). I speak to the folks behind these three pages today.
Läkemedel som hindrar bakterierna från att prata med varandra kan bli en ny sorts kraftfull antibiotika - ett vapen som vi verkligen skulle behöva i vår eviga kamp mot bakterieinfektioner. Å andra sidan skulle vi också ha nytta av att kunna få bakterier att prata mer med varandra. Till exempel för att boosta produktionen av biobränslen och annat som bakterier kan tillverka åt oss. 1990 började en ung Bonnie Bassler, som var helt uppslukad av att självlysande bakterier kunde prata med sina kompisar, och koordinera sitt lysande, undra om andra bakterier också kunde snacka med varandra. Svaret, som hon snart lyckades lista ut, var "ja". Det gällde även de otäcka bakterierna som orsakar sjukdomar. Idag är Bonnie Bassler professor i molekylärbiologi vid Universitetet i Princeton och en kändis inom forskningsfältet bakteriell kommunikation. Hennes upptäckter, att alla bakterier kan kommunicera med varandra, har revolutionerat synen på bakterier och öppnat dörrarna för nya viktiga medicinska och industriella tillämpningar. Utforskningen av bakteriernas prat har gett oss mer kunskaper om bakteriernas livsstil. Vi har blivit tvungna att ompröva vår egen natur - om bakterierna är sociala varelser som kommunicerar med varandra, hur mycket skiljer vi oss åt från dem? Följ med RadioScience på en spännande resa i bakteriernas värld och träffa de pratsamma flerspråkiga invånarna!
Drugs that stop bacteria from talking might be new, powerful antibiotics – a much needed weapon in our never-ending struggle against bacterial infections. On the other hand, drugs that make bacteria chat more could boost the production of biofuels and other industrial goods that bacteria make for us. In 1990 a young Bonnie Bassler, mesmerized by glow-in-the-dark bacteria that could talk to their peers to coordinate light production, wondered whether other bacteria could talk too. The answer, she soon found out, was yes – including all the nasty bacteria that cause disease. Today, Bonnie Bassler is a professor in molecular biology at Princeton University and an authority in the field of bacterial communication. Her findings, that all bacteria can talk, revolutionized the way we think of bacteria and opened the doors to important medical and industrial applications. But the discovery of bacterial communication has given us much more than new drugs. It has shown us how bacteria live in the real world and forced us to reconsider our own human nature – if bacteria are talking, social beings too, how different are we from them after all? Prick your ears up and follow RadioScience on an exciting tour of the bacterial world and its chatty multilingual inhabitants - after which, we promise, you will never call bacteria boring again!
No bacterium lives alone – it is constantly encountering members of its own species as well as other kinds of bacteria and diverse organisms like viruses, fungi, plants and animals. To navigate a complex world, microbes use chemical signals to sense and communicate with one another. Filmed live on January 28th, 2013, at ASM's headquarters, catch a glimpse into the fascinating language of bacteria with discussions by Bonnie Bassler, Princeton University, and Steven Lindow, University of California, Berkley. Dr. Bonnie Bassler, Princeton University Bonnie Bassler Ph.D. is a Howard Hughes Medical Institute Investigator and the Squibb Professor of Molecular Biology at Princeton University. The research in her laboratory focuses on the molecular mechanisms that bacteria use for intercellular communication. This process is called quorum sensing. Bassler's research is paving the way to the development of novel therapies for combating bacteria by disrupting quorum-sensing-mediated communication. Dr. Bassler was awarded a MacArthur Foundation Fellowship in 2002. She was elected to the American Academy of Microbiology in 2002 and made a fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science in 2004. Dr. Bassler was the President of the American Society for Microbiology in 2010-2011; she is currently the Chair of the American Academy of Microbiology Board of Governors. She is also a member of the National Science Board and was nominated to that position by President Barak Obama. The Board oversees the NSF and prioritizes the nation's research and educational priorities in science, math and engineering. Dr. Steven Lindow, University of California, Berkeley Steven Lindow Ph.D. is a Professor at the University of California, Berkley where his research focuses on various aspects of the interaction of bacteria with the surface and interior of plants. Dr. Lindow' s lab uses a variety of molecular and microscopy-based methods to study the ecology of bacterial epiphytes that live on the surface of plants as well as certain bacteria that are vascular pathogens of plants. They also study bacteria that live in and on plants that are fostered by consumption of the alkaloids produced by endophytic fungi. The longer-term goal of their research is to improve plants' productivity by achieving control of plant diseases through altering the microbial communities in and on plants. Dr. Lindow is a member of the National Academy of Sciences, and was elected to fellowship in both the American Academy of Microbiology and the American Association for the Advancement of Science in 1999.
No bacterium lives alone – it is constantly encountering members of its own species as well as other kinds of bacteria and diverse organisms like viruses, fungi, plants and animals. To navigate a complex world, microbes use chemical signals to sense and communicate with one another. Filmed live on January 28th, 2013, at ASM's headquarters, catch a glimpse into the fascinating language of bacteria with discussions by Bonnie Bassler, Princeton University, and Steven Lindow, University of California, Berkley. Dr. Bonnie Bassler, Princeton University Bonnie Bassler Ph.D. is a Howard Hughes Medical Institute Investigator and the Squibb Professor of Molecular Biology at Princeton University. The research in her laboratory focuses on the molecular mechanisms that bacteria use for intercellular communication. This process is called quorum sensing. Bassler’s research is paving the way to the development of novel therapies for combating bacteria by disrupting quorum-sensing-mediated communication. Dr. Bassler was awarded a MacArthur Foundation Fellowship in 2002. She was elected to the American Academy of Microbiology in 2002 and made a fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science in 2004. Dr. Bassler was the President of the American Society for Microbiology in 2010-2011; she is currently the Chair of the American Academy of Microbiology Board of Governors. She is also a member of the National Science Board and was nominated to that position by President Barak Obama. The Board oversees the NSF and prioritizes the nation’s research and educational priorities in science, math and engineering. Dr. Steven Lindow, University of California, Berkeley Steven Lindow Ph.D. is a Professor at the University of California, Berkley where his research focuses on various aspects of the interaction of bacteria with the surface and interior of plants. Dr. Lindow’ s lab uses a variety of molecular and microscopy-based methods to study the ecology of bacterial epiphytes that live on the surface of plants as well as certain bacteria that are vascular pathogens of plants. They also study bacteria that live in and on plants that are fostered by consumption of the alkaloids produced by endophytic fungi. The longer-term goal of their research is to improve plants’ productivity by achieving control of plant diseases through altering the microbial communities in and on plants. Dr. Lindow is a member of the National Academy of Sciences, and was elected to fellowship in both the American Academy of Microbiology and the American Association for the Advancement of Science in 1999.
In this podcast I talk to Bonnie Bassler, a professor at Princeton and the president-elect of the American Society for Microbiology. Bassler studies the conversations that bacteria have, using chemicals instead of words, Her research is not only helping to reveal how bacteria work together to make us sick, but also how we might interrupt their dialogue in order to cure infections. Related Projects: Measurement of the copy number of the master quorum-sensing regulator of a bacterial cell. Information processing and signal integration in bacterial quorum sensing.
Bacteria communicate with chemical languages that allow them to synchronize their behavior and thereby act as multi-cellular organisms. This process, called quorum sensing, enables bacteria to do things they canât do as a single cell, like successfully infect and cause disease in humans. Bonnie Bassler, Ph.D., the Squibb Professor of Molecular Biology at Princeton University and President-elect for the American Society for Microbiology, has been researching strategies that can interfere with quorum sensing and will hopefully yield novel antibiotics to prevent disease. In this episode of MicrobeWorld Video we present the full presentation Dr. Bassler gave at the Marian Koshland Science Museum in Washington, D.C. on June 18, 2009. Not only does Dr. Bassler explain the mechanisms of bacterial communication, but she also puts forth her theories on how we can disrupt this communication for human benefit.
Bacteria communicate with chemical languages that allow them to synchronize their behavior and thereby act as multi-cellular organisms. This process, called quorum sensing, enables bacteria to do things they canât do as a single cell, like successfully infect and cause disease in humans. Bonnie Bassler, Ph.D., the Squibb Professor of Molecular Biology at Princeton University and President-elect for the American Society for Microbiology, has been researching strategies that can interfere with quorum sensing and will hopefully yield novel antibiotics to prevent disease. In this episode of MicrobeWorld Video we present the full presentation Dr. Bassler gave at the Marian Koshland Science Museum in Washington, D.C. on June 18, 2009. Not only does Dr. Bassler explain the mechanisms of bacterial communication, but she also puts forth her theories on how we can disrupt this communication for human benefit.
Bacteria communicate with chemical languages that allow them to synchronize their behavior and thereby act as multi-cellular organisms. This process, called quorum sensing, enables bacteria to do things they canât do as a single cell, like successfully infect and cause disease in humans. Bonnie Bassler, Ph.D., the Squibb Professor of Molecular Biology at Princeton University and President-elect for the American Society for Microbiology, has been researching strategies that can interfere with quorum sensing and will hopefully yield novel antibiotics to prevent disease. In this episode of MicrobeWorld Video we present the full presentation Dr. Bassler gave at the Marian Koshland Science Museum in Washington, D.C. on June 18, 2009. Not only does Dr. Bassler explain the mechanisms of bacterial communication, but she also puts forth her theories on how we can disrupt this communication for human benefit.
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