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It is Bassmasters Classic week and we wanted to brag on one of South Carolina's own in this weeks episode. Davy Hite is a mamber of the bass fishing Hall Of Fame and is the owner of 9 titles from Bassmastes that include angler of the year, Elite Series winner, and of course, the pinnacle of bass fishing. He is the 1999 Bassmaster's Classic Champion, but Davy is far more than just a former champion to the world of bass fishing. He was born and raised in South Carolina and is very proud to call this state home. He will be joining the SCDNR Board of Directors and as outdoorsmen and women, we should all celebrate. This father of two is proud of the resources our state offers and enjoyed raising his two sons to love and respect them from a very young age. While he is now spending most of his time as one of our hosts on Bassmaster Live. He still enjoys the outdoors and wants to pass the traditions down to his grandchildren. You can catch him this week on Bassmasters Live at the World Championship of bass fishing and we will share the link below. Please be sure to like, share, and subscribe to our podcast and we hope to be releasing some great news and future plans for Trilogy Outdoors in the coming days. We hope you will be as excited as we are and we couldd not do any of this without the best sponsors, guests, and of course, our loyal listeners. Get outdoors and enjoy what God has gifted us this Spring. Sign up fot the Grand Strand Fishing Rodeo at www.fishingchaos.com!!! Start Winning Today!!!!www.bassmasters.com   Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/trilogy-outdoors--5441492/support.

durée : 00:03:14 - Un monde connecté - par : François Saltiel - Ce spectacle en miroir inversé, interroge les liens entre les agents conversationnels qui se perfectionnent et les humains frappés par les maladies de l'oubli, ces solitudes peuvent-elles se consoler ?

Tous les matins à 7H10 et 9h45, on vous donne des bonnes nouvelles.

Tous les matins à 7H10 et 9h45, on vous donne des bonnes nouvelles.

It is hard to believe that we are just on the other side of JT Thompkins rookie year on the Elite Series and this weekend he will be starting his sophomore season on the biggest stage in bass fishing. In an attempt to get himself some time away from bass fishing he has fallen into the grasps of duck hunting. So much so that he reached out to go shoot some clays and work on his form before his first event in Palatska, Florida, We had a great time out at Backwoods Quail Club.We had a lot of laughs and to be honest, this young man just gets it.......He is not gonna do anything without going all in and his attention to detail in his shooting speaks volume about his abaility on the water and to disect a fishery. We wish JT the best of luck this year and are sure to keep you informed of how his season progressess. Be sure to go to Fishing Chaos and get the app downloaded and registered for the 2025 Grand Strand Fishing Rodeo. We look forward to a fun 11 months and watching all the anglers battle it out for our incredible prixe pool with over $20k in prizes. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/trilogy-outdoors--5441492/support.

This week on Trilogy Outdoors Radio Show, we were joined by a former tournament king mackerel fishermen and local inshore guide, Greg Holmes. Greg is the founder fo Fish Skinny Charters and we have a great time telling old war stories from his and Capt. Freds tournament days. As professional team mebers of the early days of the SKA(Southern Kingfishing Association) they have lots of great stories. We compare these days to the days of old and we talk some inshore fishing as well. We are also joined by Private Chef to The Stars, Chef Richard Florczack and discuss his new podcast sas well as some tips on preparing some of the popular fish of this time of the year. We are also joined by Jamie Johnson from Judy Boone's Family Kitchen as he was working hard for their charity today in the inaugural event they hosted at Pine Lakes CC. We hope you enjoy the show as much as we did and please send us any topics or guests you would like to hear from on the showl Email us at www.trilogyoutdoorsmedia@gmail.com. ENJOY! Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/trilogy-outdoors--5441492/support.

durée : 00:10:40 - La Terre au carré - par : Mathieu Vidard - Dans les dix dernières minutes de La Terre Au Carré, La lutte enchantée de Camille Crosnier, Hervé Poirier du magazine Epsiloon à la Une des médias et vos messages laissés sur le répondeur de l'émission. - réalisé par : Jérôme BOULET

durée : 00:10:40 - La Terre au carré - par : Mathieu Vidard - Dans les dix dernières minutes de La Terre Au Carré, La lutte enchantée de Camille Crosnier, Hervé Poirier du magazine Epsiloon à la Une des médias et vos messages laissés sur le répondeur de l'émission. - réalisé par : Jérôme BOULET

One thing is certain about fishermen and fisherwomen, we all enjoy fishing for a cause and getting the competitive juices flowing. This week we had the fortune of supporting and participating in the 2nd Annual No BS Inshore Slam tourney out of Georgetown, S.C. The crew put three teams together to fish and we decided to record our radio show on site at the captains meeting. The Mears family founded this event to raise funds to help with research and treatments for Hydrocephalus. Also known as water on the brain, this is a condition in which there is an accumulation of cerebrospinal fluid within the brain. Funds from this event will go to help with research as well as helping provide treatment for patients that will not include braind surgery(BS). Our guests this week included some of our normal hosts as well as a few surprise guests. We hope you are enjoyinf a successful fall on the water or in the woods and remember to tag us in your prized pictures with your catches or harvests. visit www.trilogyoutdoorsmedia.com for more info on current events. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/trilogy-outdoors--5441492/support.

L'Europe doit rattraper son retard dans les technologies de pointe, la décarbonation de l'économie et la défense pour renforcer sa compétitivité. C'est un rapport de l'économiste italien Mario Draghi qui l'indique. L'ancien président de la Banque centrale européenne recommande d'y consacrer 800 milliards d'euros par an. Les travailleurs d'Audi Brussels vont-ils être rémunérés alors que la situation se complique dans l'usine? La direction a décidé de suspendre les salaires, le temps de récupérer les clés de 200 voitures confisquées par des membres du personnel. Un avocat spécialisé dans le droit du travail explique ce qu'il peut se passer. Une start-up bruxelloise spécialisée dans les installations photovoltaïques pour les entreprises veut conquérir de nouveaux marchés. Elle vient de lever 17 millions d'euros. Le Brief, le podcast matinal de L'Echo  Ce que vous devez savoir avant de démarrer la journée, on vous le sert au creux de l'oreille, chaque matin, en 7 infos, dès 7h. Le Brief, un podcast éclairant, avec l'essentiel de l'info business, entreprendre, investir et politique. Signé L'Echo. Abonnez-vous sur votre plateforme d'écoute favorite Apple Podcast | Spotify | Podcast Addict l Castbox | Deezer | Google PodcastsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It was a pleasure to spend a while talking with Jason Brenic about Piscifun and TideWe. These are two great companies that offer their customers incredible qulaity products for very fair pricing. It was great to have him explain the product lines and everything  that they offer the outdoorsmen. We are using some of the products from both companies. We hsve  been extremely happy and impressed by the performance and quality. Jason has also been kind enought to offer our followers a 15% discount at checkout. It can't be any easier to remember than to enter TRILOGY15 in discount spot. We look forward to sharing some more great products and new releases over the next year as they continue to deliver products designed for all the anglers in both salt and freshwater. Enjoy!!!!! Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/trilogy-outdoors--5441492/support.

With the recent news of a proposed solar farm that could include up to 6000 acres in Plantersville, S.C. There are numbers of property owners that want answers how this has gotten this far without the input from the public. We are joined this week by 4 time PGA Tour winner, Kevin Kisner. Kisner is a native of Aiken, S.C. but has an interest in one of many beautiful plantations along the Plantersvile area of the Pee Dee River. We are joined in the studio by Ruthie and Steve Sr. to discuss this grren energy nightmare for our region. We hope that with sharing this and making everyone aware, that we can rally some opposition to let the developer know that we do not want to see this effect our resources and the incredible forests that these resources call home. We also are keeping everyone in the path of Tropical Storm Betty in our prayers. Please share this episode with all your firends and lets stand up against this atrocity for the historic area of Plantersville. Thanks!!!Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/trilogy-outdoors--5441492/support.

Capt E and Capt Jason May of First Response Fishing sit down and talk about a oroduct line that many may have heard of, but may not be familiar with. Teh quality of products that Piscifun Fishing are putting out on the market are far greater than the pricetags that are attached to them. We discuss the saltwater line. Particularly the Kraken electric big game reel as well as the NautiX and the Alijoz line of reels. Thank youto Capt Jason May and to Piscifun VP, Jason Brenic for introducing us to the products and we look forward to putting them to the test in the very near future on some deep drops and everything between. Send us an email or visit our social media pages to give us your feedback on Piscifun and their line of products. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/trilogy-outdoors--5441492/support.

We have mentioned our radio show in every episode of the podcast and in this episode we share a recent show that featured some true heroes of our community. We can never thank our law enforcement officers or first responders enough for all they do for our communitites. In this weeks show our friends at Crazy Sister Marina host us and just a few of the men and women that represent the thousands of these heroes in our local areas. We were blessed with a great morning of fishing and fun on the docks of Crazy Sister in Murrells Inlet, South Carolina. Guests include Horry County Police Chief, Joe Hill, SCDNR officers KEven Pardue and Jay Gregg, Horry County Sheriffs Department's Jeff Benton, Midway Fire Department's Bree Bostic, and Georgetown County Fire And Rescue Departments, Aaron Bostic. It was exciting to watch the action go down and we had most of our team of hosts on hand this Saturday to help guide these guests to some fun and very nice catches. Take a minute to thank a first responder or law enforcement officer when you have a chance. We also thamk all those that made kind donations to this event and allowed us to give everyone a great prize for taking the time to hang out with us. Thank you to Saltwater Ammo, Judy Boone's Family Kitchen, Palmetto State Armory, Crazy Sister Marina, Sea Kart Adventures, and Perry's Bait and Tackle. We hope you are enjoying your summer and hope to see everyone at Hooked On Miracles in Charleston on July 18th thru the 20th. You can click on the highlighted name to sign up today. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/trilogy-outdoors--5441492/support.

In this compelling episode of PT Pintcast, host Jimmy McKay dives deep into the world of musculoskeletal health with the mastermind behind Confluent Health, Dr. Larry Benz. With over 700 outpatient PT clinics, Dr. Benz shares his monumental influence in the profession, insights on physical therapy trends, and the challenges the field faces today.Episode Highlights:Guest Introduction:Meet Dr. Larry Benz, CEO of Confluent Health, a leader in private physical therapy, digital health, education, occupational medicine, and provider network management.Dr. Benz's impressive career includes overseeing more than 700 outpatient PT clinics.viDiscussion Points:Trends in Physical Therapy:The growing popularity of physical therapy in mainstream media and social platforms.The challenges of increasing market capture from 12% to a potential 95% in musculoskeletal health.The critical shortage of physical therapists and the impact of COVID-19 on the profession.The decline in PT school applicants and the implications for the future workforce.Educational Innovations:Dr. Benz's initiative to reduce PT school duration from three years to two.The hurdles and successes in establishing two-year PT programs.The need for a collaborative effort among CAPTE, APTA, ACAPT, and the Federation of State Licensure Boards to revamp PT education.Clinical Readiness and Burnout:The disparity between the academic training and clinical readiness of new graduates.Strategies to improve the transition from education to practice, including licensing exams midway through PT programs.Personal Insights:Dr. Benz's experience in the military and its influence on his professional philosophy.The role of social media in promoting physical therapy and Dr. Benz's strategic use of platforms like Twitter and Instagram.Sponsors:Owens Recovery Science:Get certified in personalized blood flow restriction rehabilitation training with Johnny Owens and the team. Visit OwensRecoveryScience.com for more information.

This week we are joined by our friend Ben Wiggins to discuss some spring boating safety tips and to talk a little about the missing boater off of North Carolina. Jeff Kale's boat was found today offshore of Wrightsville Beach, NC. Unfortunately the search for the captain continues and we have some of the pubic info that we know about the boat and what possibly could have happened to Mr Kale. Our thoughts and prayers go out for his family and friends in the coming days as they try to get closure on this terrible accident. We also discuss some great safety tips for both new and seasoned boat owners that will be making that trek to the Gulf Stream over the coming months. We all have made bad decisions in choosing days to fish and to battle the Atlantic Ocean. We can all assure a lot better chance of safely making it home to our loved ones with some simple tips and preparation prior to heading offshore. In the coming days we are going to host a float plan sign up on our website. You can take a few monents to post your info there and we will keep these private unless there is a situation that arses that the info is needed due to a late return of your vessel. Thanks to Ben Wiggins for taking the time and hopping on with me today in short notice. We are also getting a lot of turkey and fish pictures and we are going to be sharing them in the magaxine this month. Please send them to trilogyoutdoorsmedia@gmail.com or send them to our Facebook or Instagram accounts. Enjoy!!!Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/trilogy-outdoors--5441492/support.

Es común recibir este consejo para resolver problemas en marketing, pero no muchos equipos lo siguen: “escucha a tus clientes" Una de las razones es que no nos dicen cómo hacerlo, y menos aún, cómo crear un sistema que nos ayude a captar insights de ellos continuamente. ¿Qué pasaría si automatizáramos este proceso? ¿Sería posible? Conversamos con Juan Bello, co-fundador y CEO de Porter Metrics, y nos contó cómo logró implementar un sistema automatizado para escuchar a los clientes usando diferentes herramientas y chatGPT. ¿Te gustaría aprender cómo hacerlo también? Escucha este episodio.

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Sometimes it is nice to sit around and just catch up on life and what is going on in The Senators busy schedule as well as Capt E. This week theys it down and talk about the hectic schedules that they are both balancing between Trilogy Outdoors Media and normal day to day life. The Senator is just 3 weeks from departing for his assignment in Africa with the US Army Reserve and we ask that you keep him and all of our soldiers in your prayers please. The guys discuss some current events as well as a new boat that one of them has ordered from the wonderful folks at Freeman Boatworks here in South Carolina. The mahi are offshore and if you like getting in on the annual migration we suggest you head out quick. The water is warming fast and the fish are gonna start spreading out soon. Drop us a line and some pictures of your recent catches at trilogyoutdoorsmedia@gmail.com and you may end up on Trilogy Outdoors Magazine's Mich Ultra Photo of the Month section. Also be sure to visit our website at www.trilogyoutdoorsmedia.com to sign up for the Grand Strand Fishing Rodeo. Tight Lines, and Enjoy!!!!

Welcome to the Healthcare Education Transformation Podcast, where Dr. F Scott Feil is joined by experts in the field of physical therapy to discuss higher education degrees. In this episode, Dr. Christine Cabelka and Dr. Carina Siracusa share their academic journeys and discuss the differences between various higher education degrees in physical therapy. The discussion focuses on the CAPTE rule in physical therapy education, which requires at least 50% of core faculty to have terminal degrees, and how it prepares faculty to be effective mentors. The speakers discuss the pros and cons of getting an EDD and how it specifically teaches students about teaching, grading, and adult learning. The speakers also give an overview of the various options for pursuing a terminal degree in physical therapy, highlighting the importance of the DPT degree and board certification in specialty areas. If you're interested in pursuing academia in physical therapy, this podcast is a must-listen. The speakers give advice on honing in on your end goal, considering finances and mobility, and gaining experience in teaching, which is different from giving a lecture. Don't miss this informative discussion on higher education degrees in physical therapy! If you would like to contact Dr. Christine Cabelka, feel free to email her at ccabelka@css.edu https://www2.css.edu/directory/results.cfm?dept=PTH If you would like to contact Dr. Carina Siracusa, feel free to email her at csiracus@south.edu https://www.south.edu/programs/doctor-physical-therapy/core-faculty/ Special thanks to both our sponsors, The NPTE Final Frontier, and Varela Financial! If you are taking the NPTE or are teaching those about to take the NPTE, visit the NPTE FInal Frontier at www.NPTEFF.com and use code "HET" for 10% off all purchases at the website...and BREAKING NEWS!!!! They now have an OCS review option as well... You're welcome! You can also reach out to them on Instagram @npteff If you're a PT and you have student loan debt, you gotta talk to these guys. What makes them unique is that they view financial planning as like running hurdles on a track. And for PTs, the first hurdle many of us run into is student loan debt. Varela Financial will help you get over that hurdle. They not only take the time to explain to you which plans you individually qualify for and how those plans work, but they ALSO take the time to show you what YOUR individual case looks like mapped out within each option. So if you're looking for help on your student loan debt, or any area of your personal finances, we highly recommend working with them. You can check out Varela Financial out at varelafinancial.com. Feel free to reach out to us at:  http://healthcareeducationtransformationpodcast.com/ https://www.facebook.com/HETPodcast https://twitter.com/HETpodcast Instagram: @hetpodcast @dawnbrown_pt @pteducator @dawnmagnusson31 @farleyschweighart @mail.in.stew.art @ujima_institute For more information on how we can optimize and standardize healthcare education and delivery, subscribe to the Healthcare Education Transformation Podcast on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen to podcasts.

With the Senator being gone and getting prepared for deployment, we joined our good friends at Murrells Inlet Fishing Charters to talk charter fishing and whats biting right now in the Myrtle Beach area of South Carolina. Capt. Jason(The Flounder Pounder) will be sitting in with us over the 9 months that Stephen is deployed with the US Army, and assisting at the helm of Trilogy Outdoors. We grabbed a couple cold Mich Ultras, and sat down with some of the captains that fish under the MIFC armada. Captain Chris Regan of On The Fly Outfitters and Capt. Caleb Hartley of Carolina Hook and Line joined us to talk everything and anything charters. These charter captains have an incredible list of stories to tell and we want to give them a place to do just that. The entetainment factor is second to none and you will get some great laughs out of some of the experiences they have to share. A qualified charter captain does far more than just drive a boat and bait hooks. We will always promote captains that we would send our own families out with and anyone you hear represented in our show, are the ones you want to contact for your fishing needs. Thanks to these guys for taking the time to sit with us and get ready in the coming weeks for a big announcement out of us for a new Trilogy Outdoors produced podcast that is going to make your short list of must listen and download podcasts each week. Thank you to HealthyCell, Southern Crown Partners, Myrtle Beach Area Chamber of Commerce, and GovWorld auctions for allowing us to represent their incredible products and services and for being a part of the Trilogy Outdoors Media family. Enjoy!!!

In this episode we have our great friends and avid outdoorsman and woman, Capt. Jay and Kelly Baisch join us to talk about their new endeavor. These extremely talented individuals have been designing original artwork from local driftwood that they collect themselves. These oieces have ranfed from all species of fish, to ducks, crabs, and anything that you can think of. They are closing down their bait shop to fully concentrate on their art and to create and design pieces for the hundreds of people that have already placed orders. We will miss them at the bait shop, but we know that they are destined for success with this talent and cannot wait to see where this road takes them. You can follow them over on social media at All Washed Up-Driftwood Art. Go check out their pieces and get yours ordered up today. Thanks again for listneing in to us and we hope you will click like, subscribe, and share this with all your friends. Thanks to our wonderful partners for allowing us the opportunity to share everything Fins, Fur, and Feathers. Visit Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, HealthyCell, GovWorld Auctions, and Southern Crown Partners! Enjoy!!

It was only appropriate to come back this week with the other side of the Murdaugh trial. We were very thankful that our South Carolina Attorney General, Alan Wilson aggreed to speak with us for a while on the Murdaugh trial and other issues. Most of us feel that his team handled this trial professionally and ethically and prosecuted Alex without any bias. AG Wilson discusses many topics dealing with this trial, including the cost to state, his team of prosecutors, and the job of the court system giving the state and Mr Murdaugh the fairest trial possible. Thanks to AG Wilson for his time on a Saturday morning and we thank him as well for his sacrifecs to this country as a member of the Army National Guard. We are lucky to have such an incredible AG and you will also find out some really interesting facts and records that AG Wilson is a part of as our 4th term Attorney General. Next week we celebrate one year of podcasts and in the mean time we may have a 51 1/2 episode from Okeechobee, Florida. Capt E is down south with his family and Lucas Williams family as they do some fishing and enjoyong the annual Cowtown Rodeo in Okeechobee. Be sure to like, share, and subscribe to Trilogy Outdoors! Enjoy!!

This week we are joined by one of the most recognized figures in outdoors television. George Poveromo has been entertaining us for over 23 years on his show, The World of Saltwater Fishing. George and his Columbia visor are recognized world wide and it was a pleasure to have him take time to chat with us today. We dive in on a number of subjects including his career and how it started, water quality and habitat issues in his home state of Florida, his national seminar series, and much more. We are joined in the studio by Capt Jason Burton and Capt Chris Ossman, who have both been speakers in his seminar series. We also have a special guest join us during the podcast to add some info on George, that some may not know. You can catch George on Discovery Channel over the next 6 months and he has some great episodes for his 23rd season. Be sure to like and subscribe to our channel and join us each week as we dive into any and everything pertaining to Fins, Fur, and Feathers. Enjoy!!!!

New Season and New Year and we sit down with Stephen and Kent Rogerson and talk about a recent dive trip that included some spearfishing and some MEG tooth finding. They have stumbled upon a hot spot up off of the NC coast and they went back and found that these fossils were still on the surface and easy to find. We also discuss the Grand Strand Fishing Rodeo as well as some other hot topics. We hope that 2023 started off great for you and your family. Get outdoors and make memories this year whether its with a fishing rod, a gun, or just enjoying the resources. Life is better outdoors. Enjoy!!!!

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• O seu relacionamento está vinculado à depressão – sua ou do seu parceiro? O que vocês estão fazendo para tornar o outro infeliz? • Entre em contato com os sentimentos do seu parceiro. Em vez de tentar resolver o problema dele, escute e seja empático. Pergunte sobre seu papel no problema e o que você pode fazer para melhorar as coisas. • Faça seu parceiro se sentir cuidado, aceitando seus sentimentos e ajudando-o a entendê-los. • Abra mão da sua necessidade de estar certo. É mais importante reparar o problema do que reparar a culpa. • Preste atenção aos pensamentos automáticos negativos e à forma como eles podem distorcer sua visão do relacionamento e piorar sua situação. • Gratifique seu parceiro. Isso aumenta a probabilidade de que você seja gratificado em retribuição. • Examine sua resistência. O que o está impedindo de fazer coisas gratificadoras? • Capte seu parceiro sendo bom. Seja específico sobre o que ele fez que lhe agrada e pergunte o que precisa de você. • Não mine o seu sucesso com Tratamentos Assopra-e-Morde, fazendo cara feia ou com perguntas que começam com: “Por que você não...?”. • Aprenda as regras do compromisso para trabalharem juntos efetivamente. • Evite erros autodestrutivos que todos nós tendemos a cometer, como tentar interpretar os motivos do seu parceiro e trazer à tona erros do passado. • Aceite as suas diferenças. Elas podem ser justamente o que os aproximou inicialmente. Vejam se conseguem parar de tentar mudar um ao outro; em vez disso, aprendam um com o outro. A base teórica e técnicas descritas nesse podcast está sendo totalmente baseada nos livros "Vença a depressão antes que ela vença você" do autor Robert L. Leahy e Depressão: Causas e tratamento de Aaron T. Beck, Brad A. Alford.

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On poursuit notre série Flashback qui revient sur tous les grandes dates de l'histoire du sport américain. Pour ce 8 février direction les parquets de la NBA pour parler d'une performance réalisée par Bill Russell.

On poursuit notre série Flashback qui revient sur tous les grandes dates de l'histoire du sport américain. Pour ce 8 février direction les parquets de la NBA pour parler d'une performance réalisée par Bill Russell.

Un vent d'euphorie souffle, ce matin, sur le Sénégal, qui a remporté la Coupe d'Afrique des Nations pour la première fois de son histoire, tandis qu'en Suisse, on fête l'or olympique de Beat Feuz en Descente glané dans le vent chinois. Note qu'un vrai vent a aussi soufflé sur toute la Suisse cette nuit. Mais heureusement, cette tempête Roxana avec des pointes à 122 km/h en plaine et 165 km/h en montagne n'a pas trop fait de dégâts. En revanche, le cyclone Batsirai a fait 10 morts à Madagascar ce week-end et 10'000 personnes sont toujours sans électricité à la Réunion. Sinon, quand ça veut pas, ça veut pas… avec la démocratie encore mise à mal en Tunisie, une usine de capture de CO2 qui rate sa cible et les confidences peu convaincantes de Peng Shuai…

« Contempler dès le matin le soleil se lever. C'était comme une victoire, une joie, un épanouissement, au fond de moi. Regarder l'eau, l'horizon, ça a été toute mon enfance, ma jeunesse ». Fils de médecin, Michel a grandi à l'Almanarre puis sur la presqu'île de Giens. Amoureux de nature, il en dessine très tôt les formes et les beautés, avec son frère. A l'adolescence, Porquerolles symbolise l'ailleurs. « On partait de la Capte en dériveur, on était en surnombre. On arrivait à la plage du Langoustier, c'était un autre monde, un monde de rêve, de beauté ». Après des années de stage d'élevage de gibier, il se consacre à la peinture, l'aquarelle, encouragé par un groupe hyérois dont Benoite Groulte et Florence Cyrulnik font partie. Agé d'une petite vingtaine d'années, il commence à venir quotidiennement à Porquerolles en recherche de paysages et d'une clientèle, confie-t-il simplement. Installé devant la boulangerie, il peint inlassablement l'église et la place du village. « C'était presque un décor de théâtre que j'aimais réaliser, un lieu d'étude, un peu comme la Ste Victoire pour Cézanne ». Il dessine les portraits des enfants de l'île et fait ainsi progressivement connaissance avec les porquerollais.Il habite ensuite des cabanons sur l'île, est logé par des habitants, vit la moitié de l'année à Porquerolles et le reste du temps dans l'arrière-pays. Finalement, il y a 7 ans, il s'installe au Pré des palmiers où se trouve désormais sa galerie. Pour expliquer ce qui l'a conduit de l'aquarelle à la peinture à l'huile, Michel revient sur un épisode douloureux de sa vie, la perte de sa compagne dans un accident de moto. Il se tourne alors vers Dieu, rejoint pendant 3 ans la communauté des Béatitudes. Quand il rencontre sa future femme, il commence à peindre à l'huile. J'avais atteint une maturité. « Pour l'aquarelle, j'avais une déconcertante facilité, ça coulait au bout du pinceau. Je préfère le combat sur une peinture à l'huile ». Ses peintures s'inscrivent dans le sillon de l'école provençale expressionniste, de Cézanne et du fauvisme. Parmi les peintres qui l'ont inspiré, il cite Ambrogiani, Vlaminck, ou Gauguin, des peintres forts, qui l'ont nourri dans son travail sur la lumière, la couleur et le mouvement.Quand on évoque l'énergie vitale, la joie et l'espérance qui se dégagent de ses tableaux, Michel invoque la place de Dieu dans sa vie, son retour aujourd'hui à une foi humble. « Je suis passé par des périodes très noires dans ma vie. Je suis bluffé quand des gens me disent: « mon Dieu, quelle joie dans vos tableaux! ». Ça me donne le frisson. Je ne sais pas si c'est une Mission, mais je ne me détourne pas de mon engagement dans la lumière. Je n'ai pas à combattre pour trouver cette vitalité, je vis dedans. »Après plus de 40 ans à Porquerolles, Michel ne se définit pas comme porquerollais. Il aime la vie de village, participe volontiers aux rassemblements organisés par les associations, la chorale, évoque les anciens, ceux qui sont encore là et ceux qui ont disparu, avec tendresse, mais se dit aussi un peu « en dehors », comme le sont souvent les artistes, précise-t-il.Dans ce témoignage entre ombre et lumière, Michel nous livre, sans fard ni filtre, son regard sur l'île. Celui d'un contemplatif un peu à l'écart du monde, amoureux de nature et imprégné des paysages de l'île, dont il cherche à traduire la luminosité diffuse et pénétrante dans chacune de ses toiles.  L'article complet et toutes les notes et références citées dans l'épisode sont à retrouver sur fragileporquerolles.com

Cinq déceptions liées à la carrière Voir https://www.cogecomedia.com/vie-privee/fr/ pour notre politique de vie privée

"Ca te dit qu'on se capte ?" / "T'as capté ou pas ?" : si vous ne les connaissez pas (encore), ce sont des expressions françaises qu'on utilise dans la vie de tous les jours et qui vous permettront de parler comme un natif

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Entrevue avec Jean-Luc Lavallée, journaliste pour le Journal de Montréal et le Journal de Québec : Le projet de tunnel Québec-Lévis fascine déjà outre-mer en raison de son gigantisme qui risque de chambouler complètement l'industrie des tunneliers, estime l'un des plus grands fabricants au monde, basé en Allemagne. Pour de l'information concernant l'utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr

« Contempler dès le matin le soleil se lever. C’était comme une victoire, une joie, un épanouissement, au fond de moi. Regarder l’eau, l’horizon, ça a été toute mon enfance, ma jeunesse ». Fils de médecin, Michel a grandi à l’Almanarre puis sur la presqu’île de Giens. Amoureux de nature, il en dessine très tôt les formes et les beautés, avec son frère. A l’adolescence, Porquerolles symbolise l’ailleurs. « On partait de la Capte en dériveur, on était en surnombre. On arrivait à la plage du Langoustier, c’était un autre monde, un monde de rêve, de beauté ». Après des années de stage d’élevage de gibier, il se consacre à la peinture, l’aquarelle, encouragé par un groupe hyérois dont Benoite Groulte et Florence Cyrulnik font partie. Agé d’une petite vingtaine d’années, il commence à venir quotidiennement à Porquerolles en recherche de paysages et d’une clientèle, confie-t-il simplement. Installé devant la boulangerie, il peint inlassablement l’église et la place du village. « C’était presque un décor de théâtre que j’aimais réaliser, un lieu d’étude, un peu comme la Ste Victoire pour Cézanne ». Il dessine les portraits des enfants de l’île et fait ainsi progressivement connaissance avec les porquerollais.Il habite ensuite des cabanons sur l’île, est logé par des habitants, vit la moitié de l’année à Porquerolles et le reste du temps dans l’arrière-pays. Finalement, il y a 7 ans, il s’installe au Pré des palmiers où se trouve désormais sa galerie. Pour expliquer ce qui l’a conduit de l’aquarelle à la peinture à l’huile, Michel revient sur un épisode douloureux de sa vie, la perte de sa compagne dans un accident de moto. Il se tourne alors vers Dieu, rejoint pendant 3 ans la communauté des Béatitudes. Quand il rencontre sa future femme, il commence à peindre à l’huile. J’avais atteint une maturité. « Pour l’aquarelle, j’avais une déconcertante facilité, ça coulait au bout du pinceau. Je préfère le combat sur une peinture à l’huile ». Ses peintures s’inscrivent dans le sillon de l’école provençale expressionniste, de Cézanne et du fauvisme. Parmi les peintres qui l’ont inspiré, il cite Ambrogiani, Vlaminck, ou Gauguin, des peintres forts, qui l’ont nourri dans son travail sur la lumière, la couleur et le mouvement.Quand on évoque l’énergie vitale, la joie et l’espérance qui se dégagent de ses tableaux, Michel invoque la place de Dieu dans sa vie, son retour aujourd’hui à une foi humble. « Je suis passé par des périodes très noires dans ma vie. Je suis bluffé quand des gens me disent: « mon Dieu, quelle joie dans vos tableaux! ». Ça me donne le frisson. Je ne sais pas si c’est une Mission, mais je ne me détourne pas de mon engagement dans la lumière. Je n’ai pas à combattre pour trouver cette vitalité, je vis dedans. »Après plus de 40 ans à Porquerolles, Michel ne se définit pas comme porquerollais. Il aime la vie de village, participe volontiers aux rassemblements organisés par les associations, la chorale, évoque les anciens, ceux qui sont encore là et ceux qui ont disparu, avec tendresse, mais se dit aussi un peu « en dehors », comme le sont souvent les artistes, précise-t-il.Dans ce témoignage entre ombre et lumière, Michel nous livre, sans fard ni filtre, son regard sur l’île. Celui d’un contemplatif un peu à l’écart du monde, amoureux de nature et imprégné des paysages de l’île, dont il cherche à traduire la luminosité diffuse et pénétrante dans chacune de ses toiles. L'article complet et toutes les notes et références citées dans l'épisode sont à retrouver sur fragileporquerolles.com

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Dans le secteur la photographie, durant des décennies, Kodak fut une entreprise ayant le monopole de son marché. Au sein de leur équipe, il y a même eu un des premiers concepteurs de la photographie numérique. Toutefois, ce géant n'a pas su faire face au changement, s'adapter à une nouvelle réalité, malgré qu'il avait tout en main pour y parvenir. Sa métamorphose n'a pas eu lieu et il fit faillite. C'est un exemple comment savoir évoluer s'avère indispensable. Si c'est vrai pour les entreprises, ça l'est également pour les individus et même en ce qui concerne la société. Toutefois, vouloir se métamorphoser, ce n'est pas assez, ça prend un plan, une vision, une stratégie. Dans cet épisode, j'aborde la question à l'aide d'un des livres le plus pragmatique qui soit pour gérer les grandes transformations. Grâce au modèle éprouvé CAPTE (Comprendre, Adhérer, Participer, Transférer, Évoluer), vous serez équipés pour vous préparer à une métamorphose et préparer aussi tous ceux qui seront touchés par ces nouvelles orientations. Ordre du jour 0m23: Introduction 11m40: Présentation du livre Voyage au coeur d'une transformation 15m45: Le modèle CAPTE 55m21: Mes réflexions personnelles Pour encore plus de détails et t'abonner au Rendez-vous des Ambitieux, consulte la page web de l'épisode

Programa de actualidad presentado y dirigido por: José Juan Pérez Capte. Colaboradores: Tere Pajuelo, Chelo Criado, Tomas Azcarate y Paco Esteban.

This week, Jared chats with Dr. Derek Miles (Barbell Medicine), Dr. Josh Walters (The Human Movement Rehab), and Dr. Jeremy Kirschner (Fortitude Movement & Strength). The gang discusses what it's like to build a physical therapy assistant academic program (yay CAPTE paperwork!), the importance of community workouts, and communicating better as a profession. Other topics of discussion include how to be creative with quarantine workout program design, working in rural healthcare settings, reducing barriers of entry to physical therapy. Now how do we get some squat racks on a BBQ truck..... Connect with the Duck Legs here: ducklegspodcast@gmail.com @theducklegs --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/duck-legs/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/duck-legs/support

Tem 5seg para convencer um utilizador a clicar no perfil a partir de uma página de resultados de pesquisa com uma longa lista de outros utilizadores. 220 caracteres têm um impacto muito forte nos outros utilizadores. O que escrevemos aqui diz um pouco do que somos e do que fazemos e talvez do que ambicionamos fazer. Neste episódio, mostro-lhe tudo o que precisa de saber para criar um título apelativo. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/pedrocaramez/message

Voici un extrait de notre épisode # 5 avec Ève Karat de 53 Karat.

Voyage sur la plage de la Capte à Hyères pour un entretien de la nature et de la mer avec Jean-Christophe Rufin, de lʹAcadémie Française, Yann Quéffelec, Prix Goncourt et Catherine Poulain Rendez-vous avec Caroline Coutau, directrice des éditions Zoé pour un regard sur la situation pour sa maison dʹédition et un conseil de lecture James Noël pour "Brexit" aux éditions Le Diable Vauvert Hommage au poète libanais Salah Stétié avec des extraits dʹentretiens de lʹauteur dans La Librairie Francophone et les témoignages du poète haïtien James Noël et du poète franco marocain Tahar Ben Jelloun.

Becky McKnight, PT, MS comes onto the HET Podcast to give us an in-depth look at  Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA) education and gives us valuable insight into educational consulting.   Resources Mentioned: APTA Academy of Physical Therapy Education Educational Leadership Conference (ELC) Commission on Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education (CAPTE) APTA Combined Sections Meeting APTA NEXT APTA Academy of Physical Therapy Education   Biography: Becky McKnight, PT, MS, is co-owner of Reach Consulting, LLC and has been providing curriculum design, development and assessment consultation for PTA programs around the nation since 2007. She was affiliated with the PTA Program at Ozarks Technical Community College in Springfield, MO from 1997 to 2011. She served for four years as the ACCE and nine years as the Program Director. Becky is an active member of APTA and has served on several national committee/task force groups including the Models of Physical Therapy Delivery Task Force that considered the role of support personnel within physical therapy care. She also served on the Consultant Group on the development of an Educational Leadership Institute and the Task force to revise the Normative Model of Physical Therapist Assistant Education. Becky has further served in various capacities for the Federation of State Board of Physical Therapy and has been an on-site reviewer for CAPTE since 2009. Becky served as Chair of the PTA Educators SIG of the then Education Section from 2007 – 2011 and has spoken at numerous national meetings on PTA curricular design and assessment education. Becky is the 2009 recipient of the F.A. Davis Award for Outstanding Physical Therapist Assistant Educator. Contact information: Facebook: Becky McKnight E-Mail: beckmcknight@outlook.com APTA Member Directory       The PT Hustle Website Schedule an Appointment with Kyle Rice HET LITE Tool Anywhere Healthcare (code: HET)

Drs. Kim Nixon-Cave and Kim Varnado come onto HET Podcast to discuss fostering diversity in DPT students and faculty. They touch on reasons for the diversity issues, strategies that universities and programs can consider to improve diversity, and much more! CAPTE 2018-2019 Aggregate Program Data CAPTE Standards & Required Elements Oregon State University Search Advocate Program  APTA Minority Affairs Policies  Dr. Lisa VanHoose's Episode on HET Podcast        Biographies   Kimberly (Washum) Varnado, PT, DPT, DHSc, OCS, FAAOMPT is an associate professor and program Director of the  College of St. Mary's Doctor of Physical Therapy Program along with being the owner of Inquisicare LLC which is an outpatient orthopedic physical therapy clinic that specializes in treating people with occupational and recreational injuries. Link to her Page on College of St. Mary's Website Email: KVarnado@csm.edu   Kim Nixon-Cave, PT, PhD, MS, FAPTA Program Director, Doctor of Physical Therapy and Post-Professional Education. Associate Professor of Jefferson University  Dr. Nixon-Cave is a trained qualitative researcher but participates in research studies that utilize different research approaches including quantitative, qualitative, and mix methodologies to explore and examine health disparities, clinical decision-making of PTs, the impact of culture and environment on overall development, pediatric physical therapy and the experience of patients and families and their interaction with the healthcare system. Contributed to the knowledge of the field through a record of research and publications. Link to her Page on Jefferson University Email: Kim.Nixon-Cave@jefferson.edu       The PT Hustle Website Schedule an Appointment with Kyle Rice HET LITE Tool  Anywhere Healthcare (code: HET)

Dr. Michael Fink, Chair of the ABPTS Sports Specialty Council, comes onto HET Podcast to chat about how the Sports Council of ABPTS operates, how the SCS exam is created, strengths and limitations of the exam, thoughts on improving the SCS exam, and much more.   Resources Mentioned: ABPTS Website ABPTS Descriptions of Specialty Practice ABPTS Specialist Certification: Sports Michael Fink's Courses through Medbridge ABPTRFE Data & Outcomes  Medbridge SCS Prep American Academy of Sports Physical Therapy National Board of Medical Examiners   Biography: Michael L. Fink, PT, DSc, SCS, OCS, CMPT Dr. Fink received his B.S. and M.S. in Physical Therapy from Thomas Jefferson University in 2000. He attended a Post-Professional Doctoral Sports Medicine Residency at the United States Military Academy at West Point, New York in 2004-2005 and earned his Doctor of Science in Physical Therapy from Baylor University in 2005. In 2006 and 2007, Dr. Fink became board certified in Sports and Orthopaedics, respectively, by the American Board of Physical Therapy Specialties (ABPTS). Dr. Fink is currently Chair of the Sports Specialty Council of the ABPTS, was the Item Bank Coordinator from 2015-2018, was on the Committee of Content Experts for the Sports within the larger Specialization Academy of Content Experts from 2007-2015, and was a member on the ABPTS Board of Directors from 2009 to 2013. Dr. Fink was a U.S. Air Force physical therapist and combat veteran from 2001-2009 last serving as the Officer in Charge of the Cadet Physical Therapy Clinic at the US Air Force Academy.   Dr. Fink received his formal training in medical screening and differential diagnosis from the US military while working in a direct access/primary care capacity. He also studied under graduates of the Kaiser Permanente Primary Care Fellowship in Vallejo, California. He currently holds an appointment of Co- Chair and Associate Professor in Lebanon Valley College's Doctor of Physical Therapy program where teaches Medical Screening and Differential Diagnosis, Pharmacology, Manual Therapy Elective, and Human Anatomy. He serves as a mentor and consultant to orthopedic residencies and fellowship programs in Central Pennsylvania, as well as the military sports medicine residency program in New York as well as being a part-time clinician. Dr. Fink is the lead instructor for Pearl Clinical Education LLC in the areas of medical screening/differential diagnosis, manual therapy/manipulation, diagnostic imaging (including musculoskeletal ultrasound), and pharmacology.   Dr. Fink has been a Pennsylvania licensed physical therapist since 2000 with his Direct Access certificate since 2009. In addition, he is a CAPTE site reviewer, an APTA Credential Clinical Instructor, a manuscript reviewer for national and international peer reviewed physical therapy journals, textbooks, DPT programs, and serves as a reviewer for the World Confederation of Physical Therapy. Dr. Fink's research interests include manual therapy, medical screening/differential diagnosis, and injury prediction in athletes. He has authored several publications in the areas of orthopedics, sports, and primary care. Dr. Fink lives in central Pennsylvania, with his wife and four young children and enjoys spending time outdoors, cycling, and playing sports with his kids.   Contact information: E-Mail:fink@lvc.edu       The PT Hustle Website Schedule an Appointment with Kyle Rice HET LITE Tool Anywhere Healthcare (code: HET)  

Zak Gabor chats with Dr. Daniel Kang from George Fox University on the Level Up Podcast regarding constructive changes in academia which was originally released on 5/31/19. The Level Up Podcast on Itunes The Level Up Initiative Website The Level Up Initiative Facebook Page  The Level Up Initiative Instagram Page Daniel Kang's University Profile   "We have to honor tradition...but we don't have to follow it." Dr. Daniel Kang just recently received teacher of the year for GFU graduate programs and after listening to this episode it is pretty clear why this is the case. Not everyone is ready to hear some of these hard truths regarding what needs change in academia. But at the end of the day, it is constructive, and we are working on trying to be a little bit better and a little less wrong each day. Hopefully we can use podcasts like these to stir up discussion amongst academics and students, so we can all work together and strive towards a better tomorrow. Please reach out if you are an Academic that wants to learn more or get involved! In the meantime, sit back and enjoy this episode. Dr. Kang has tremendous wisdom to share, how he goes about structuring his curriculum while balancing CAPTE requirements, and a wonderful vision for what Academia can look like.      

This episode is sponsored by our proud affiliates at Physio Network, an incredible monthly research review to help you stay on top of the latest evidence! If you are interested in learning more - consider checking them out here   PHYSIO NETWORK ______________________________________   "We have to honor tradition...but we don't have to follow it." Dr. Daniel Kang just recently received teacher of the year for GFU graduate programs and after listening to this episode it is pretty clear why this is the case. Not everyone is ready to hear some of these hard truths regarding what needs change in academia. But at the end of the day, it is constructive, and we are working on trying to be a little bit better and a little less wrong each day. Hopefully we can use podcasts like these to stir up discussion amongst academics and students, so we can all work together and strive towards a better tomorrow. Please reach out if you are an Academic that wants to learn more or get involved! In the meantime, sit back and enjoy this episode. Dr. Kang has tremendous wisdom to share, how he goes about structuring his curriculum while balancing CAPTE reqs, and a wonderful vision for what Academia can look like. Contact Dr. Daniel Kang - dkang@georgefox.edu    

Nathalie Ouellette, coordonatrice de l’Institut de recherche sur les exoplanètes à l’Université de Montréal, nous explique que, pour la première fois dans l'histoire de l'astronomie, une équipe de scientifiques a révélé la véritable image d'un trou noir.

Stephanie & F. Scott talk with Dr. Sandra Wise (who is the Senior Director of CAPTE) and Dr. Doreen Stiskal  (who is the Vice Chair of CAPTE) to talk about how CAPTE contributes to physical therapy education. They discuss how CAPTE operates & collaborates with other organizations, strengths & limitations of current standards, reasoning behind CAPTE standards and requirements, how site visits are conducted and much more.   Commission on Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education Website: http://www.capteonline.org/home.aspx  Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA) Website: https://www.chea.org/  United States Department of Education Website: https://www.ed.gov/  Journal of Physical Therapy Education: http://jopte.org/JoPTE/  Marcoux et all's Letter to the Editor (JOPTE) on "Importance of Academic Degreed Core Faculty in Physical Therapist Education": https://journals.lww.com/jopte/Citation/2018/09000/Importance_of_Terminal_Academic_Degreed_Core.2.aspx?AuthenticationFailureReason=LoginFailed  American Physical Therapy Association Website: http://www.apta.org/  Academy of Physical Therapy Education Website: https://aptaeducation.org/home-page.cfm  The American Council of Academic Physical Therapy Website:https://www.acapt.org/  The Federation of State Boards of Physical Therapy Website: http://www.fsbpt.org/  The PT Hustle Website: https://www.thepthustle.com/  Schedule an Appointment with Kyle Rice: www.passtheptboards.com    HET LITE Tool: www.pteducator.com/het      Anywhere Healthcare: https://anywhere.healthcare/ (code: HET) Biographies: Sandra Wise, PhD (Senior Director) Phone: 703/706-3240 | Email: sandrawise@apta.org   Sandra brings several decades of experience in various capacities in higher education to the Department of Accreditation. In addition to her service on CAPTE as a Commissioner (2007-2011) and participating as a member of on-site teams since 2000, Sandra has served as a University President, Provost, Vice President of Academic Affairs, Dean, and faculty member at several different institutions. Her breadth and depth of experience as both a health care and higher education professional will be extremely helpful in managing the Commission and Department staff, and navigating the higher education regulatory landscape while providing leadership for a USDE and CHEA recognized accrediting agency.   Doreen Stiskal, PT, PhD, Vice Chair of CAPTE Email: doreen.stiskal@shu.edu Term 1/1/17-12/31/20, is currently chair of the physical therapy program at Seton Hall University in South Orange, New Jersey. She has been an on-site visitor for physical therapist programs since 1995. Dr. Stiskal serves on the Central Panel as a recent member of the PTA Panel and is vice chair of the Commission.

Erik Meira comes on the show today to talk about LE and knee clinical rehabilitation along with how to improve DPT education. Erik discusses the key things with examining and treating the knee, his thoughts on regional interdependence valgus with landing from a jump, role of orthotics, limitations of the research and publication process, pros and cons of clinical practice guidelines, his message to all PT educators/CAPTE and FSBPT, and much more.   Adam Meakins and Erik Meira's Shoulder and Knee Course in Washington D.C. on September 22-23. Early bird special  if registered by 11:59pm PDT August 24, 2018 if registered by 11:59pm PDT August 24, 2018  http://thesciencept.com/courses/shoulder-and-knee/washington-dc/    The Science PT Website: http://thesciencept.com/  Black Diamond Physical Therapy: http://blackdiamondpt.com/  The PT Inquest Podcast: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/pt-inquest/id511806675?mt=2  The PT Podcast Network Podcast: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/pt-podcast/id488539291?mt=2  Prospero: https://www.crd.york.ac.uk/PROSPERO/  Erik's Interview on The Physio Matters Podcast on Femoral Acetabular Impingement: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/session-55-femoral-acetabular-impingement-syndrome/id785762010?i=1000415438287&mt=2  Erik's Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/erik.meira  Erik's Twitter Page: https://twitter.com/erikMeira  Sports Physical Therapy Section Website: https://spts.org/   The PT Hustle Website: https://www.thepthustle.com/  Schedule an Appointment with Kyle Rice: www.passtheptboards.com    HET LITE Tool: www.pteducator.com/het     Biography:   Erik Meira is available for lectures and continuing education courses. For more information regarding scheduling speaking events use the contact form. Currently scheduled events are listed on the Course Schedule page. The Science PT was created by Erik Meira, PT, DPT and is about exploring the application of science to physical therapy practice. Science is an attempt to understand nature as it is, not as it is believed to be. Understanding that beliefs and expectations should never be held too dearly is the first step in critical thinking. There is ALWAYS an alternate hypothesis to consider in every situation. Erik Meira is a physical therapist with Black Diamond Physical Therapy in Portland, Oregon. He is a Board Certified Sports Clinical Specialist and an NSCA Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist with extensive experience in the management of sports injuries at many different levels. He also created and oversees the PT Podcast Network. The son of an engineer and a school teacher, he developed a love of science at a young age often running home experiments comparing/contrasting the effectiveness of products such as detergents and preservatives. Before beginning physical therapy school he studied philosophy and psychology while geeking out on chemistry and physics courses. Although he follows medical science professionally, he is a fan of all fields of science, particularly particle physics and astrophysics. He began his rehab training at the University of Florida where he had the opportunity to be a student athletic trainer with Gator Football. After finishing his physical therapy degree, he moved on to The George Washington University Hospital in Washington, DC where he overhauled the patient education program and became a physical therapy adviser to the GWU Medical School. After moving to Portland, OR he started his own private practice Elite Physical Therapy & Sports Medicine now called Black Diamond Physical Therapy. He also founded and directed the Northwest Society for Sports Medicine, a group of regional sports medicine providers who provided continuing education, professional support, and community outreach in the Pacific Northwest. Erik is extremely active in the Sports Section serving on the membership committee since 2005, followed by becoming the membership committee team coordinator in 2010. In 2008 he helped initiate, organize, and then chair the Hip Special Interest Group. Since 2012 he has been the Sports Section Program Chair for Combined Sections Meeting (CSM). He has authored several articles and textbook chapters and has lectured at conferences around the world sponsored through the National Strength and Conditioning Association, American Physical Therapy Association, and the National Athletic Trainers' Association covering topics such as the hip, knee, shoulder, exercise prescription, returning athletes to sport, science application, and PT practice business models. In his free time, he enjoys mountaineering, skiing/snowboarding, backpacking, and travel.

Today we welcome Dr. Casey Unverzagt (Director of Admissions of Baylor DPT Program) in which he provides his insight on the design and background of the new 2 year DPT program, benefits for students compared to other programs, what separates Baylor from other programs, insight on elements of CAPTE candidacy/ accreditation, what makes a great educator, how to become a DPT program director, and more!   Biography: Casey Unverzagt is the Director of Admissions for Baylor University's new 2-year DPT program slated to start Jan 2018. Dr. Unverzagt received his Bachelor's of Science from the University of Puget Sound (2003), DPT degree from Slippery Rock University of PA (2006), and his Doctorate of Science in Orthopaedic and Manual Therapy from Andrews University in Michigan (2014). He completed a sports residency in the state of Washington, and is an ABPTS board certified Orthopaedic and Sports Clinical Specialist. He teaches for Scorebuilders, Evidence in Motion, South College, and Slippery Rock University.  Dr. Unverzagt is currently finishing his fellowship in Orthopaedic and Manual Therapy from the Evidence in Motion Institute of Health Professions.   Baylor DPT Program Website: https://www.baylor.edu/dpt/  Baylor DPT Program Twitter Page: https://twitter.com/BaylorDPT   

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Dr. Paul Rockar is the president of the American Physical Therapy Association. We talked about the future of the physical therapy profession and how it fits in to the ever changing health care world. We discussed the triple aim of health care and the Affordable health Care act and how PTs can take the lead […]

Joe and I discussed the petition he started for improved teaching of pain science in PT programs across the country utilizing the biopsychosocial model vs the biomedical model. We also spoke about new research into the effects of manual therapy.