Podcasts about bssa

Listen to Rev. Dirk Gevers, the Secretary General of United Bible Societies (UBS) being interviewed by Rev. Dr. Andrew Stirling. In this episode they discuss Dirk's early years and how he encountered the love of God as a teenager, which set him on a course to discovering a call to ministry. Dirk fulfilled various regional and national church leadership positions including CEO of the Bible Society of South Africa for eight years prior to serving in his current role as the UBS Secretary General where he provides strategic leadership to member Bible Societies in their mission to enable the Word of God to reach and speak to people's hearts.---Learn more about United Bible Societies: unitedbiblesocieties.orgCanadian Bible Society: biblesociety.caHelp people hear God speak: biblesociety.ca/donateConnect with us on Instagram: @canadianbiblesociety---Dirk Gevers is the Secretary General of United Bible Societies, providing strategic leadership to the global membership organization. Before taking up this role, Dirk was CEO of the Bible Society of South Africa (BSSA) for 8 years and was with BSSA for 15 years. He has fulfilled various regional and national church leadership roles throughout his ministry. In recent years he has served the Fellowship as Vice-Chair of the Global Council and Executive Board, and Chair of the Solidarity Fund Oversight Group. With global experience working across diverse cultural and confessional contexts, Dirk brings both a strong theological background and a passionate focus on unlocking access to the Bible for people everywhere.

Stu and Alex are back and NFL Wild Card weekend has concluded. Did Big Cat sabotage Stu by moving BSSA to Chicago? Stu is ready for the last episode of BSSA, NFL look ahead, NBA and CBB roundup, and Stu answers your questions. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/stufeiner/support

Stu and Alex are back for the New Year, Stu is going to get Frank the Tank laid, a very special surprise guest for this week's BSSA, New Year's Resolutions, CFB Playoff recap, NFL recap, NBA roundup, CBB update, and Stu answers your questions. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/stufeiner/support

Stu and Alex are back for the last episode of 2023 with a very special guest. They talk BSSA update, Christmas and holiday season, 2023 recaps, NFL MVP race, NFL roundup, NBA update, CBB summary, and Stu answers your questions. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/stufeiner/support

Stu and Alex are back with Episode 42, Thanksgiving is right around the corner corner and the rest of the phony holidays, Stu's healthy, Stu's BSSA performance, quick hands Stu, Stu's half court shot, NFL recap, CFB recap, NBA recap, CBB overview, and Stu answers you questions. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/stufeiner/support

Stu and Alex are back, Stu is hot again and you know what that means….WINNERS, WINNERS, WINNERS! Are nuns real? What is Stu going to be for Halloween? Stu hits the comedy scene again and completely bombs with Craig Carton, some drama on BSSA, Stu off Ozempic in time for the latest trip to Chicago, Stu's diet and him not being able to survive without carbs and the green. Additionally, in-depth looks into CFB, NFL and MLB. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/stufeiner/support

Stu and Alex are back again, we talk college football, alcoholism, religion, what's real and fake, blumpkins, Charlie Sheen, pool is closed, BSSA back in NYC, NFL, and Stu takes your questions. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/stufeiner/support

Stu and Alex are back with another episode! MLB Wild Card is in full swing, Buck Showalter is “fired”, Steve Cohen's real goal, college football is wide open, the suite experience at MetLife, meeting Saquon, BSSA, the pirate ship is dead, and Stu takes your questions. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/stufeiner/support

https://swiy.co/WhatAreYourThoughtsTRIGGER WARNING: Please note that this episode contains a discussion of suicide, self-injurious behavior, depression and/or reference of other mental health disorders that may act as triggers.In this thought-provoking episode, Dr. Lia Gaggino invites Dr. Lisa Horowitz back to the mic to discuss important aspects of suicide prevention programs and validation studies. They specifically focus on the role of pediatricians in identifying and supporting young people who may be at risk. They introduce the Brief Suicide Safety Assessment (BSSA), a tool that can help in these situations. Dr. Horowitz emphasizes the importance of using appropriate language when discussing suicidality with parents, offering a valuable perspective that can change how we approach this sensitive topic. This episode serves as a reminder of how crucial it is for caregivers to provide guidance, support, and reassurance to children, and to make them aware of available resources when facing challenges. Just like we talk to our children about topics such as safe sex or drugs and alcohol, discussing resilience should also be an ongoing conversation. Caregivers must equip children with coping mechanisms rooted in resilience to prepare them for the future. So together, let's create a community where children feel safe to ask questions, without fear of judgment or stigma. By investing time today in building resilient kids, we can nurture a generation capable of overcoming any hurdles they may encounter tomorrow. [02:37 -12:30] Screening Practices and Feasibility StudiesSeveral studies demonstrate the feasibility of screening practices.Screening can be effective in identifying acute and non-acute cases.The fifth question in the screening process determines the acuity of the situation.Comprehensive toolkits provide scripts and guidance for medical professionals.[12:31- 23:41] Brief Suicide Safety Assessment (BSSA) Specifically created with pediatricians in mind to aid in suicide risk assessment.Aims to remind pediatricians about essential elements of the BSSA.Serves as a middle step in the pathway of suicide screening programs.Offers a triage of the screening process to further assess and prioritize patients.[23:42 -31:52] Practical Next StepsDetermine urgency: Assess immediate need for intervention based on the frequency and severity of the thoughts Provide support: Offer a listening ear and a calm presence to help the individual express their feelings and thoughts comfortably.Safety measures: Talk about the importance of safety, including lethal means safety, especially when firearms are involved, to prevent any potential harm.What's next: Based on the assessment and discussion, determine the appropriate disposition or action plan to address the individual's needs effectively.[31:53- 39:49] Importance of Taking Action and Finding Support Emphasize the difference between doing nothing and doing something.Stress that it is acceptable for plans to change if the initial approach is not working.Assure individuals that there is a process and plan in place to keep them safe.Offer the option for a follow-up call from your staff to inquire about their well-being, providing a sense of reassurance and support for parents.[39:50 - 48:05] Closing segment TakeawayLinks to resources mentioned on the showNIMH ASQ Toolkit:

Unfortunately for Alex, Stu is a baked potato this episode. Baseball season is out, football season is in, new MLB playoff format is a joke, trade deadline, Stu losing $10k in casino chips, who is going to win the Super Bowl, podcast reflections, and Stu looking forward to BSSA. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/stufeiner/support

What's big, emits the stench of decaying flesh, and draws crowds of thousands? It's none other than the Amorphophallus titanum, commonly known as the corpse flower! In this episode, our guest Matt Coulter, the horticultural curator for the Botanic Gardens of South Australia, enlightens us about this botanical rockstar and much more.Embark on a damp and misty expedition through the Mt. Lofty Botanical Gardens with Matt as he guides our hosts, Alex and Kiri. Explore the Amorphophallus palace, a glasshouse where this master of disguise thrives and reproduces. Then, venture into other shade houses and nurseries where some of our state's most endangered flora are cultivated for conservation.Following the tour, Alex, Kiri, and Matt delve into the topic of plant conservation over a cup of tea. Discover Matt's personal journey into horticulture and the significance of botanical gardens in preserving plant species. So come join us, even if you've forgotten your umbrella – there's much to explore!BONUS: Some of the corpse flowers in their leaf growth phase are on display now at the Adelaide Botanical Gardens in the Amazon Waterlily Pavilion and the Rainforest Conservatory!You can follow the Botanical Gardens on Facebook @AdelaideBotanicGarden, instagram @botanicgardenssa and twitter @botgardenssa.CREDITS Host: Alex Chu and Kiri MarkerProducer: Kiri MarkerEditor: Adam ToomesCopywriting and distribution: Jacob MaherMusic: Darcy Whittaker The BSSA podcast is supported by the Biology Society of South Australia For more on the BSSA, head to our website www.biologysocietysa.com or follow us on instagram @biologysocietysa, facebook and twitter @BiolSocSA

Veggie gardening is a hobby growing in popularity, with more and more South Aussies learning to grow their own food. But have you ever thought of growing your own food as more than a pastime, and actually an important branch of agriculture?Some hardcore green thumbs rely on their garden as their main source of food, while others simply grow the occasional herb on their windowsill. No matter your yield or experience, if you've dabbled in growing your own food, you might be considered an urban farmer.In this episode, we talk to PhD student Hannah Thwaites, whose thesis is connecting the world of science and people by researching Adelaide‘s urban farming scene. Join us for a chat to see how the humble garden can bring together communities and persevere under a changing climate. Whether you're a green thumb, or horticulturally hopeful, there is something for everyone in this episode!CREDITS Host: Elisabeth WilliamsonProducers: Elisabeth Williamson and Kiri MarkerCopywriting and distribution: Jacob MaherMusic: Darcy Whittaker The BSSA podcast is supported by the Biology Society of South Australia For more on the BSSA, head to our website www.biologysocietysa.com or follow us on instagram @biologysocietysa, facebook and twitter @BiolSocSA

Stu and his son Alex talk shop around the NFL Playoffs, looking forward to the Super Bowl, Ann Frank and Helen Keller, last episode of Barstool Sports Advisors on the east coast, Stu crushing everyone on BSSA, the inception of the mortal lock, and Stu's last show with Joey Diaz on Broadway on January 28th. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/stufeiner/support

The arid zone covers 70% of the Australian landmass. So, how can we restore and protect our country's largest landscape? Arid Recovery is a wildlife reserve dedicated to conservation research in South Australia's arid interior. Dr Katherine Tuft is the CEO and manager, undertaking conservation research to find practical on ground solutions to restore the arid landscape. Tori Love sits down with Katherine to discuss the challenges of drought, feral animals, and reintroductions. But, it certainly hasn't all gone to pot! Katherine shares with us plenty of “nuggets of hope”. From bettongs wising up to predators, to mapping of bush tucker knowledge and artists building heat refuges for our fuzzy friends. Katherine also has some great insights into women in conservation and some advice for budding ecologists. If you want to learn more about Arid Recovery visit their website aridrecovery.org.au/ or follow @KatherineTuft and @AridRecovery on twitter.Host: Tori LoveProducers: Tori Love, Tyler Dornan, Jacob Maher and Adam ToomesMusic: Darcy Whittaker The BSSA podcast is supported by the Biology Society of South Australia For more on the BSSA, head to our website www.biologysocietysa.com or follow us on instagram @biologysocietysa, facebook and twitter @BiolSocSA

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Gabe Paris, University of Alaska Fairbanks AEC Forecasting how many earthquakes will occur following a potentially damaging earthquake helps the public and emergency operators stay safe and make informed decisions. The USGS issues aftershock forecasts following potentially damaging mainshocks in the U.S. states and territories and updates these forecasts 75 times during the first year. Most of the forecasts are issued automatically, but some forecasts require manual intervention to maintain accuracy. To help identify the sequences whose forecasts will benefit from a modified approach, we built the oaftools R package. Oaftools includes functions that analyze and plot earthquake sequences and their forecasts, and the Operational Aftershock Forecast (OAF) Viewer, which incorporates the functions into an interactive web environment that can be used to explore aftershock sequences. The OAF Viewer displays two maps, one of the mainshocks and one of a sequence's aftershocks, and five analytical plots. The OAF Viewer will help seismologists understand complexities in the data, communicate with the public and emergency managers, and improve the OAF system by maintaining operational awareness. It will also help researchers study aftershock forecasting using their own methods. I used the OAF Viewer to study aftershock forecasting for sequences along the forearc of the Alaskan subduction zone. The USGS considers the forecast to be "successful" when the number of earthquakes observed within the forecasted duration period is within the 95% confidence interval. In the Alaskan forearc, the observed number of earthquakes consistently lie within this broad range of "success," however the forecasts systematically over-predict the number of aftershocks. I analyzed seventeen earthquake sequences in the Alaska forearc region and have developed a set of parameters that may improve early-sequence aftershock forecasting in the region. I stacked the 17 sequences and used maximum likelihood estimation to determine the new parameters and their uncertainty. Following the lessons of Page et al. (BSSA, 2016), I combined the inter-sequence variability and the uncertainty of the parameters from the stacked sequences to produce the total standard deviation for a new forecast model.

How can we strengthen the bond between people, our landscape and cultural ways of learning?The BSSA podcast is excited to present In The Spotlight, featuring voices of conservation within South Australia that you may not have heard of.Our first guest is Mark Koolmatrie, a Ramindjeri man of the Ngarrindjeri Nation, Chairperson of the State Aboriginal Heritage Committee, founder and educator. Mark uses his wisdom and knowledge to ensure culture is strong and ever present. If you enjoyed this conversation and want to learn more, join Mark on a tour through his website or follow him on twitter @KoolmatrieMarkCREDITSHost: Kiri MarkerProducers: Colette Blyth, Elisabetta Canteri, Tyler Dornan, Tori Love and Adam ToomesMusic: Darcy WhittakerThe BSSA podcast is supported by the Biology Society of South AustraliaFor more on the BSSA, head to our website www.biologysocietysa.com or follow us on instagram @biologysocietysa and twitter @BiolSocSA

Cześć! Dzień dobry!Początek roku 2021 obfituje w raporty płacowe (mamy teraz marzec 2021). I dziś mam dla Was kolejny z nich. Tym razem pod analizę zostały poddane wynagrodzenia stricte związane z branżą centrów usług wspólnych. 30 różnych ról, 8 różnych obszarów kompetencyjnych, do tego lista trendów i esencjonalne podsumowanie. Tak prezentuje się „2021 Raport Płacowy. Centra Usług Biznesowych”, którego autorami są eksperci z HAYS.Zapraszam!#BSSbeztajemnic #HR #wynagrodzeniaLink do raportu - https://www.hays.pl/raport-placowy/bssA mnie możecie znaleźć tu:Klub Pro Progressio - https://bit.ly/ProProgressioClub Instagram - https://bit.ly/BSSbtInsta Facebook - https://bit.ly/BSSbtFB YouTube - https://bit.ly/BSSbeztajemnicYT Patronite - https://patronite.pl/wiktordoktorLinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/wiktordoktor/E-mail wiktor.doktor(@)proprogressio.pl

As a pediatrician screening for suicide, It's not about the ones you find positive for suicide, it's about the ones you may miss. Today's guest Dr. Horowitz is a Staff Scientist and Pediatric Psychologist at the Nation Institute of Mental Health Intermural Research Program at NIMH and for years she has been helping health care professionals not let kids slip through the cracks. She excels in Suicide Risk Detection and is head PI in several ‘Suicide Prevention Protocols' using the ASQ Toolkit. She assists hospitals, schools, and pediatric centers in implementing Suicide Screening of patients.   Let's dive in a learn how we as busy professionals can incorporate this suicide screening in our practices.  [00:01 - 10:01] Opening Segment Introducing today's guest, Dr. Lisa Horowitz Expertise and work  Dr. Horowitz gives us a bit of background on his story  How Dr. Horowitz got into her field of work  Late 90's, mental health patients flooding hospitals  Saw the need for a suicide screening tool  Used as a Fellowship Project  Push back from nurses  Moved to DC to get a job at NIH Dr. Horowitz story developing screening for the hospital  Creation of ASQ [10:02 - 15:56 How To Implement Screening Even if You're Not an MH Expert Dr. Horowitz talks about how doctors who aren't mental health experts can ask screening questions Pilot study results  60%-80% response rate Asking parents to step out Nurses asking the kids without parents in the room  Creating a Script to model  Most parents responsive  Are there risks to the screening? Studies show that you can't plant the idea of suicide if it's not there Asking the questions help, they don't hurt [15:57 - 22:07] Getting Comfortable with the Whole Script for the Busy Practitioner  Dr. Horowitz talks about giving the whole script A fear for busy doctors  Don't change the questions  Getting comfortable with the language  Getting over the worry of screening positive  Positive screenings are very rare  When you have one, you can save a life  It's not one size fits all, not everyone has to go to the emergency room  [22:08 - 41:38] Translating From Emergency Room to Primary Care  Dr. Horowitz talks about how this can translate into Primary Care Suicide is the second leading form of death  Training that pediatricians receive is very little towards what actually kill kids The problem of don't ask don't tell  The facts of fighting suicide We haven't made a dent in rates in over 50 years  Dr. Horowitz story of Pediatrician using the screening  Worried about the ones you miss, not the ones you don't  A lot of people go to health care before their death  The difficulties of these screenings  Are they safe? What to do if you get a positive  What is included in the ASQ toolkit  Screening vs. assessment  BSSA for Pediatricians  Very rare if you need to get them to an emergency room  The value of having MH experts in your practice  My own experience in risk assessment  Clinical pathway  Using the guide is not as hard as you think  Other ways to learn and work with families at risk  [41:39 - 55:07] Closing Segment Alternative measures to preventing risk Ex: safe storage of guns  Distraction and disruption Making it harder can buy time  Available resources  Screening is an intervention  You may be the one to foster positivity  Where to start  Links below  Final Takeaways Ask the questions You can offer hope  Be prepared for the positive  You can do this and need to  Tweetable Quotes: "I had a parent tell me she was so glad that someone was asking these questions because she didn't know how to do it.” - Dr. Lisa Horowitz  “Fostering resilience is a big part...

In lieu of our annual BBQ and presentation, we have taken to our podcast to bring you this special Q&A panel. This recording brings together professionals from the industry to communicate some insights and grounding knowledge to the budding career conservationist or environmental scientist.Is it important to study the right taxon, or just get something done? What are the strengths of government and non-government conservation? What is it that is truly rewarding in conservation careers? What is most challenging? Find the answers and much more in this episode.Featuring Vicki-Jo Russell AM, Dr Dan Rogers, Jody Gates, and Dr Wendy Telfer. Hosted by Adam Toomes, edited by Kiri Marker, and produced by the BSSA committee.

Citizen science, genes, and the surprisingly un-quantified lives of our much-loved echidnas. In episode eight of the BSSA podcast we are joined by Tahlia Perry, a PhD candidate at the University of Adelaide and one of the main drivers behind the Echidna Conservation Science Initiative (Echidna CSI). Hosted by Bradley Bianco and featuring Tahlia Perry. Find out more about Echidna CSI by following @echidna_csi. Produced by Christopher Jolly and Myall Tarran; promoted by Adam Toomes; intro music by Darcy Whittaker; and support from the Biology Society of South Australia.

Rens ontvangt in deze aflevering Ricardo van Loenen, de founder van B. Building Business, de grootste start-up hub in Europa. Daarnaast heeft Ricardo de BSSA startup school opgericht. In deze aflevering hebben we het over verschillende werkervaringen, hoe je jezelf moet ontwikkelen en het oprichten van nieuwe projecten.

The very first episode of the BSSA Podcast welcomes James Trezise, in a conversation about a surprisingly essential phenomenon: fire in wetlands. James is an expert on one of the most important ecological processes in South Australia, and also the president of the Biology Society of South Australia for 2019. Hosted by Bradely Bianco and featuring James Trezise. Follow James on instagram: @trezizi. James uses volunteers from the BSSA. You can learn about projects like his by being a member of the BSSA. Learn more at www.biologysocietysa.com Hosted by Bradely Bianco; produced by Christopher Jolly and Myall Tarran; promoted by Adam Toomes; intro music by Darcy Whittaker; and support from the Biology Society of South Australia.

Happy 2018!!  For additional information concerning Brick Street Safety Academy feel free to visit their website at: http://www.brickstreetsafetyacademy.com or send us a like over at: https://www.facebook.com/brickstreetsa

In this episode Instructor Jeff and Coach Amy discuss their senior citizen students in action. For additional information concerning Brick Street Safety Academy feel free to visit their website at: http://www.brickstreetsafetyacademy.com or send us a like over at: https://www.facebook.com/brickstreetsa

In this episode Instructor Jeff and Coach Amy talk about "Reciprocity". They discuss what reciprocity means for firearm owners. For additional information concerning Brick Street Safety Academy feel free to visit their website at: http://www.brickstreetsafetyacademy.com or send us a like over at: https://www.facebook.com/brickstreetsa

In this episode Instructor Jeff and Coach Amy talk about sights vs. point shooting. Feel free to visit Brick Street Safety Academy at: http://www.brickstreetsafetyacademy.com or send us a like over at: https://www.facebook.com/brickstreetsa

Instructor Jeff and Coach Amy talks about two firearm license terms that tends to confuse most students when registering for a class: CPL and CCW. The duo also shares Shaneen Allen’s story. Feel free to visit Brick Street Safety Academy at: http://www.brickstreetsafetyacademy.com or send us a like over at: https://www.facebook.com/brickstreetsa

Instructor Jeff and Coach Amy discuss being prepared when out and about in public places. They share some great awareness information and personal stories. Feel free to visit us at: http://www.brickstreetsafetyacademy.com or send us a like over at: https://www.facebook.com/brickstreetsa

Instructor Jeff and Coach Amy breaks down the colors and levels of safety awareness. Feel free to visit us at: http://www.brickstreetsafetyacademy.com or send us a like over at: https://www.facebook.com/brickstreetsa

BSSA, Greetings! We took a break for the holidays, but now we’re back for 2017 with Episode 7 of Season 1! Maybe you should give it a listen on your way to Philadelphia for GC, eh? Featured this episodes: Sis. Shelley Fullwood: PBR Sonnet Bro. Hayes Cooper: After Prom Bro. John Matthews: Joni Mitchell & […]