Podcasts about cipo

Join us as we welcome Shaylee Raye Hunter, Miss Petite Utah, who shares her journey as an advocate for women's rights and disability visibility. Shaylee opens up about her personal lived experiences with chronic intestinal pseudo-obstruction (CIPO), gastroparesis, and short bowel syndrome. In an open discussion, she shares how she manages her health conditions with medical interventions, such as a feeding tube and TPN, providing a unique glimpse into her life and the lifeline she depends on daily to receive the nutrients essential to life.We learn about the challenges Shaylee faced at school due to the assumptions made by other students about her health, as well as the subsequent difficulties she encountered in dating and the workplace.Shaylee is passionate about advocating for disability visibility through her pageant platform.If you're interested in any topics and advice discussed in this podcast, please follow up with your GP or healthcare practitioner.If you are experiencing any issues discussed in this podcast, please get in touch with your healthcare practitioner.Hosted by Chantal Boyle and Lynn Smith, Hidden Disabilities Sunflower. If you enjoyed this podcast, please rate, review and share it to increase awareness and understanding of non-visible disabilities.Find out more about the Sunflower by visiting the website hdsunflower.comMusic by "The Emerald Ruby" Emerald Ruby Bandcamp and Emerald Ruby website

Au sommaire : IA et clonage vocal, sonnettes vidéo intelligentes, brevets technologiques, Meta accusé de nuire à la jeunesse, 23andMe piraté, taxis robots interdits à San Francisco, Keynote surprise d'Apple, processeur PC "révolutionnaire" signé Qualcomm. ----------- L'ACTU TECH DE LA SEMAINE - Meta poursuivi par une quarantaine d'Etats américains pour ses réseaux jugés trop addictifs (02:16) - ADN : les données de millions de clients de la société 23andMe piratées (04:25) - Les taxis robots Cruise interdits de circuler à San Francisco suite à un accident avec un piéton (06:55) - Apple annonce une keynote surprise pour le 30 octobre (08:40) L'INNOVATION DE LA SEMAINE - La marque Qualcomm annonce un nouveau processeur pour PC censé rivaliser avec les puces d'Apple (10:35) LE DEBRIEF TRANSATLANTIQUE (Avec Bruno Guglielminetti du podcast Mon Carnet) - Un an après sa reprise par Elon Musk, qu'est devenu X (Twitter) et où va-t-il ? (14:44) LES INTERVIEWS DE LA SEMAINE - Nicolas Obin, Maître de conférence Sorbonne Université et chercheur à l'IRCAM, spécialiste du son, décrypte les perspectives et les enjeux de la révolution du clonage vocal par intelligence artificielle (27:14) - Laurent Brisedoux, Directeur R&D Computer Vision chez Ring, présente les dernières avancées en matière de sonnettes vidéo intelligentes pour la maison (38:23) - Lyse Brillouet, directrice de la propriété intellectuelle (CIPO) chez Orange, évoque l'importance des brevets dans les entreprises technologiques [PARTENARIAT] (44:10) Bonne écoute !  * Mots-clés : ADN, Apple, brevets, clonage vocal, domotique, IA, innovation, Ircam, Keynote, maison connectée, Meta, Musk, PC, processeur, Qualcomm, sonnettes vidéo, Sorbonne, taxis robots, technologies, Twitter, X. ---------------------

A Media1 május 8-i podcast- és rádióműsorának vendége volt Trunk Tomi (Dablty), akivel ezúttal az elmúlt időszakban felkapottá vált sneaker világról, azaz a „cipőlázról” beszélt. Elmesélte, hogy idén először Budapesten is lesz Sneakerness Festival, és ennek a most 19 éves fiatalember lesz a főszervezője. Trunk Tomi megosztotta, mi motiválta, hogy bérbe vegye a Sneakerness licencét, ... Olvass tovább The post Trunk Tomi szerezte meg a Sneakerness Budapest jogait (Media1, 2023.05.08.) first appeared on Vipcast.hu powered by Media1.

North America as a whole is a leader in the innovation system. In large part, that's due to the relationship between the United States and Canada. That raises these questions: How do we go about protecting intellectual property rights in Canada? What are effective strategies? We answer these questions and talk in-depth about diversity in the legal industry with today's guest Selena Kim. In this episode, Jeff Harty and Selena Kim discuss: Making great relationships with lawyers around the world. Handling multiple areas of law (and having them work together). The power of women in the innovation economy. Differences in U.S. and Canadian patent law. Key Takeaways: Being a litigator offers insight into the small comments in a patent that you may not otherwise recognize can get you in trouble later. If you are already filing in the United States, filing in Canada is not going to add much to the cost. With the North American market being as it is, filing in Canada as well may be the right choice for your patent. When you are going through litigation in both the United States and Canada, the cases can assist one another. Depending on the case, it may be beneficial to start with one before the other. While diversity in law firms in Canada has progressed, it is a slow progression. Firms can do more to bring their firms to resemble the diversity balance of their local population."You really need to think about your own personality and what will make you fulfilled in your career and your life and what kind of environment you are working in. And shape your practice that way to try to be as happy as you can now, rather than striving toward something that's vague and ill-defined." —Selena Kim  About Selena Kim: Selena Kim is a partner in Gowling WLG's Toronto office, practicing in intellectual property litigation, patent prosecution, transactional intellectual property work, and strategic intellectual property portfolio management. In 2020, Canadian Lawyer named her one of the Top 25 Most Influential Lawyers in Canada.Selena has been certified by the Law Society of Upper Canada as a specialist in intellectual property (patent, trademark, and copyright) and is the first woman to achieve this designation for patents in the Law Society's history. Selena's litigation experience includes work before all levels of court in Canada, involving patents for complex mechanical, electronic, and chemical inventions. She also conducts patent and design agency work before the Canadian Intellectual Property Office.Selena has a technical background, with a graduate degree in molecular biology and having conducted laboratory research in genetics, gene expression, and pharmacology. She is a registered patent agent before both the CIPO and the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.Selena is an active member of professional associations, including the National Asian Pacific American Bar Association and the American Bar Association. She is a contributing member of committees reviewing patent legislation and legal developments. She also serves as chair of Autism in Mind, a local nonprofit organization.Connect with Selena Kim: Website: https://gowlingwlg.com/ Newsletter: https://www.linkedin.com/newsletters/6886469987788177408/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/selena-kim-5934b14/ Connect with Jeff Harty: Website: https://nyemaster.com/attorney-directory/jeffrey-d-harty/Email: jharty@nyemaster.comLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeff-harty-5a9a1643/

Sie sind da: das hässlichste Fahrrad der Welt und der Herbst. Wir schalten mal einen Gang runter und nehmen uns die Zeit für ein paar Richtigstellungen, gute Zwecke und Updates. Julien ist im Yoga-Flow und Cipo muss in den Knast.

This episode is a mostly minimal vibe, starting out with the new Bladehouse, Cipo on Pamant, tracks from Kirik, Lulla, and strong a Rominimal showing with a couple tracks each from Floog, and Direkt, Priku and more. Vinyl mixed by @djinc-atl Full t/l and links to buy https://undergroundvinylsource.com/blogs/news/uvs-podcast-ep021

Julie MacDonell, Co-founder and CEO of Haloo discusses the importance of trademarks and how artificial intelligence is used at Haloo to partially replace manual searching in the trademark registration application process.Explore online:Learn more about trademarks and what the rules are concerning what can and cannot be registered at www.cipo.gc.ca/tm-guide

In this episode of Bowel Sounds, hosts Drs. Jennifer Lee and Peter Lu talk to Dr. Hayat Mousa about the most severe of gastrointestinal motility disorders -- pediatric intestinal pseudo-obstruction or PIPO.   Although PIPO is a rare disorder, it is one that is important for all pediatric gastroenterologists to recognize.  Dr. Mousa is Director of the GI Motility Center and a pediatric gastroenterologist at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.This is also our FIRST episode eligible for CME credit!  Once you have listened to the episode, click this link to claim credit.  Credit is available to NASPGHAN members (if you are not a member, you should probably sign up).  And thank you to the NASPGHAN Professional Education Committee for their review!Learning Objectives:1) Recognize the presentation of pediatric intestinal pseudo-obstruction.2) Understand the diagnostic evaluation of children with symptoms suggestive of this disorder.3) Review the medical and surgical management of children with this disorder, including several promising, novel treatment modalities.Links:Thapar N, et al. Paediatric Intestinal Pseudo-Obstruction: Evidence and Consensus-Based Recommendations From an ESPGHAN-Led Expert Group. J Pediatr Gastroenterol Nutr. 2018 Jun; 66(6): 991-1019.As always, the discussion, views, and recommendations in this podcast are the sole responsibility of the hosts and guests and are subject to change over time with advances in the field.Produced by: Peter LuSupport the show (https://www.naspghan.org/content/87/en/foundation/donate)

00:00 Amazon FBA Weekly Q&A 03/18/202209:55 Welcome to the My Amazon Guy Podcast10:05 Unique testimonial for Steven Pope10:46 Prosper Show 2022 Las Vegas 11:50 Can you explain the AMZ Compliance tool & how to use it?12:46 When you do an update on a PDP, how do you track before and after results?16:01 Remember my ASIN B09H3QW364 w/c we found had a hidden suppression? Turns out it categorized the ASIN as an adult product.19:16 Does AMZ send review requests to customers automatically w/o me pressing the request review button or setting automation?21:22 You helped me get my trademark but now the problem is that my old brand name is one thing and I'm trying to change to my new brand name & I can't get this done.23:46 Will closing listings that are out of stock help my API score?28:02 If I have a list of 20 relevant KWs, is it a good strategy to put all 20 in a BR, PH, & EX campaign?30:36 New product launch furthermore how long would you wait to fully optimize those BR, PH, & auto campaigns & what is your criteria customer search term KW has to have for you to put it into its own EX campaign?32:24 Is there ever a reason to put a customer search term from an auto or BR and put it into a PH campaign & vice versa?35:04 Filed w/ CIPO. 20% success. Does a low success rate hurt me w/ AMZ in any way?36:56 When/how does the "New Item Available" appear on a PDP?40:46 What are some key metrics an ASIN should be meeting to justify launching a 2nd product?44:19 Launched seasonal product 20 days ago, I am now top in main KW and selling well. I'm in the season now and peak season ends in 15 days. My overall TACOS from the start of launch is 33% and my daily TACOS now is 20% when trying to reduce bids to reduce TACOS I lose my rank. How to reduce TACOS w/o losing rank?45:58 I'm working on the brand name change. The front end looks fine but in the "edit listing" view, under Vital info, the brand name is red-coded to the old brand name.47:22 Our FBA fees have gone up recently. How do we request a remeasure of our product?48:28 What did you learn the most from Prosper, aside from the people and relationships?52:47 One of our supplement products is marketed as Diabetes treatments and taken down as there is no word related to diabetes in PL copy and on the product itself. But we are using these diabetics in PPC.54:50 Can you talk about why you prefer fixed bids over dynamic down only? How is the fixed bid determined to start? Criteria to change to dynamic.55:45 I have a parent with 2 variations: If the parent or one of the children becomes the best seller, how can I delete the others or deactivate it?59:26 Can I edit the shipping order quantity after finishing creating the shipping labels?59:53 Is sales from SBV ads effective in ranking as SP sales?1:00:46 For SBV Ad broad target, how can I see the data that shows the search term orders came from?1:04:07 Do you design products w/ the Climate Friendly Pledge's Compact By Design in mind?1:06:34 How do I find all listings of products that are infringing on my utility patent?1:07:36 I created the shipping labels for 500 units, then 250, but the system does not let me create the other 250 for a total of 1,000. My limit is 1000. I have a professional account. My products are not 25 cubic feet. They are 2 cubic feet. 1:08:47 No questions for today for me, just quick feedback to say that the value I got for these shows surpasses everything I got from the other "FBA authorities" out there!1:09:21 How do you add icons to your bullet points?1:09:33 Does AMZ send the review request automatically to customers?Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/myamazonguy)

Beatrice Sze, patent examiner at CIPO, explains the cornerstones of patents and what you need to know if you're considering filing a patent application.Explore online: Learn more about patents.

Explore online: Learn about IP in our online Discover IP and use this checklist to explore the identify your own IP. CIPO's IP advisors help SMEs and entrepreneurs understand the strategic value of their IP and can provide information and guidance for developing their business's IP strategy.

Fabio Cipollini racconta i retroscena del nuovo album del duo toscano che in Italia ha conquistato l'attenzione mediatica durante le audizioni dell'ottava edizione di X Factor con una performance irriverente e cliccatissima.

In this episode Nathan takes us to Minas Gerais (general mines), Brazil, an inland state known for its food, rolling mountains and waterfalls, as well as historic architecture. Nathan tells us his inspirational story of how he joined the band Velotrol, a popular rock group in the capital Belo Horizonte (Belo), and how he became the lead guitarist after working different jobs for years and following his dreams. Next we dig deeper into Belo and its many botecos (typically sidewalk bars), the excellent Mercado Central which is full of local products (cheeses, cachaça, Brazilian sugar cane alcohol, and numerous fruits and vegetables only found in Minas. Outside of the city we discuss some national parks nearby, including Serra do Cipo, which is famous for waterfalls and hikes, and Serra do Gandarela. We round out the episode by discussing the poignant history of the colonial cities close to Belo, namely Ouro Preto, Mariana and Tiradentes. Each of those locations are UNESCO World Heritage sites, but there is more than meets the eye about the unseen history which you can learn more about at the Casa dos Contos in Ouro Preto. All in all, Minas is truly an off the beaten the track destination that has world class food, scenery, history and most of all welcoming and hospitable people. Fun fact: The largest number of uncontacted tribes in the world are found in Brazil.  Museums in Ouro PretoNathan's BandPlaces to Visit in Minas Gerais 

S'intitola “CON PERMESSO” il nuovo album di inediti di CECCO E CIPO, quinto lavoro discografico del duo toscano che ha conquistato l'attenzione mediatica durante le audizioni dell'ottava edizione di X Factor con una performance irriverente e cliccatissima. Articolo su www.rkoanir.com

Cecco e Cipo "Ancora un'altra volta"

Marie-Claude Gagnon, patent examiner at the Canadian Intellectual Property Office explains the examination process and why it is important to disclose the right amount of information at the start of the application process.Explore online: Find an IP Agent . Work at CIPO

Confira as cidades que já possuem atos confirmados: - Alfenas: Praça Getúlio Vargas, 09h - Araguari: Praça Farid Nader, 08h30 - Araxá: Estádio Fausto Alvim, 09h - Barbacena: Praça do Rosário, 10h - BH: Praça da Liberdade, 13:30 - Brumadinho: Av Vigilato Braga, 9h - Betim: Viaduto Jacintão, 8h30min. - Campo Belo: Pç dos Expedicionários, 10h - Cataguases: Praça Catarina, 08h30 - Conselheiro Lafaiete: Prefeitura, 13h - Divinópolis: Rua São Paulo, 09h - Governador Valadares - Praça do Emigrante (Shopping), 9h - Itajubá: Praça Wenceslau Braz, 10h - Itaúna: Praça da matriz, 09h - Januária: Antigo depósito da Coca Cola, 08h - Juiz de Fora: Parque Halfeld, 10h - Mariana: Centro de Convenções, 09h - Muriaé: Antiga Prefeitura, 11h30 - Nova Lima: Praça Bernardino de Lima, 10h - Ouro Branco: Canteiro Central da Av Mariza, 9h - Ouro Preto: Alto da Cruz, 09h30 - Passos: Estação Cultura, 16h30 -Poços de Caldas: Praça José Affonso Junqueira, 16h - Ponte Nova: Praça Palmeiras, 9h - Raposos - Praça da Estação, 19h - Ribeirão da Neves: Praça de Neves, 09h30 - Santa Bárbara: Praca Leste de Minas, 10 horas - Santos Dumont: Praça Cesário Alvim, 10h30 - São Sebastião do Paraíso: Casa da Cultura, 16h - São João del Rei: Pç Matozinhos, 10h - Sete Lagoas: Pça Tiradentes 10:30 - Serra do Cipó: Pracinha do Cipo, 10:00 - Timóteo: Fundação Aperam, 08h30 - Uberaba: Praça Rui Barbosa, 10h30 - Uberlândia: Praça Ismene Mendes (Antiga Tubal Vilela), 09h30 - Viçosa: 04 pilastras da UFV, 09h30 - Visconde do Rio Branco: Praça 28 de setembro, 10h - Tiradentes: Em frente a Matriz, 9h

È online la nuova edizione del GrMusica di diregiovani.it. Oggi si parla di: Ornella Vanoni, Nino D'Angelo, Elettra Lamborghini, Aiello, Tre Allegri Ragazzi Morti, Il Tre, Cecco e Cipo

S’intitola “I due eschimesi dell'isola di Baffin” il lavoro che anticipa il prossimo disco di inediti del duo toscano.

Part One of a Cipollini two-parter. Alfredo Binda’s record of 41 stage wins in the Giro d’Italia stood for 70 years, until Mario Cipollini went one better. With his wavy blonde locks, bulging biceps, and a penchant for an eye-catching skinsuit, Super Mario was as ruthless as he was fast. Cipo made headlines and Giro history – but few friends during his controversial and colourful career.Felix Lowe not only documents the incredible run that saw 'Mousselini' reign supreme but pits him against Binda: a man who on the surface was a cold and detached champion, a man who had about as much in common with the charismatic Cipollini as a smooth Barolo to Grappa. One was a champion vintage to savour long on the lips, another a coarse digestif enjoyed – if that’s the word – at the very end of a meal, something that came and went in a matter of seconds. And, once it hit the spot, it left behind a bitter aftertaste.Part Two will be released as the Giro peloton hits the streets of Turin on Saturday the 8th of May, where Felix delves into the murky world of Cipo's retirement.Re-Cycle is narrated by Graham Willgoss and produced by Pete Burton.Please rate and review us on your podcast platform of choice! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Drew Benvie, Founder and CEO of the multi-award winning Battenhall (ranked as the best social media agency and best specialist communications agency in the UK). Drew calls himself a geek and was coding at the age of 7 on his Amstrad computer and created the entry for 'social media' on Wikipedia way back in 2006. Clients include the big shots many of whom remain confidential. He also lectures at the American University of Paris and has given a Ted talk X on understanding the world of trolls and bots. The agency has notched up numerous awards, including The Drum, PRCA, UK social media, PR Weekly, CIPO, GDXA, and most recently PRWeek UK power week 2021, which they've won consecutively over the last three years. Since recording they have been awarded Global Social Media Agency of the Year 2021. Oh and guess what if you ask Alexa for the latest insights from Battenhall she will have the answer!Drew shares with us his how and why he came to founding Battenhall, his work ethic, how they weathered the early days of the pandemic to then get on the crest of a wave with needing to recruit to keep up with the work, his thoughts on the latest audio app, Clubhouse, (he now has a Clubhouse exec), the effects of climate change, his thoughts on the biggest changes in social media and what he does to switch off and so much more.My book recommendation: Chatter: The Voice In Our Head And How To Harness It Ethan KrossDrew's book recommendation: Getting Things Done by Dave AllenChocolate: Reese's Peanut Butter CupsQuote: 'Laughter is an instant vacation' ~ Milton Berlewww.battenhall.com insta: @battenhallSUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER WITH A CHANCE TO WIN OUR H&P CHOCOLATE BAR.Don’t forgot to hit follow to catch the latest episode and if you are feeling super generous I would treasure a rate and review (Apple). Do share away with any mates, neighbours, colleagues, family if you think they may gain a nugget or two of inspiration or insight.To keep up to speed with me and life with Hope & Patience join us on Insta/twitter @amelia_rope, Facebook @hopeandpatience Clubhouse: @ameliapodWorry less. Smile more. Until the next time … keep your sparkle. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ai microfoni di Radio Number One, nella mattinata di martedì 23 marzo, Laura Basile ha intervistato Ilaria, una ragazza che ha voluto raccontarci della sua malattia chiamata CIPO che colpisce l'apparato digerente alterando le sue funzioni. Ilaria ci ha spiegato che è molto difficile diagnosticare una malattia rara e sono necessarie diverse analisi e visite in centri specializzati. Inoltre ci ha parlato dell'Associazione GIPsI Onlus dove è possibile donare e ha voluto mandare un grosso saluto a Silvia, una ragazza di 25 anni affetta da questa malattia che ora è in condizioni precarie. 

Olá Bons ventos e ao som de “Não é Proibido” com Marisa Monte, Eu Montanhista Freddy Duclerc apresento o Episódio #47 do Projeto Reset Humano da 2ª temporada 2021 com Tema CRIANÇA OUTDOOR – Construção de um futuro melhor! E para esta conversa reencontrei uma amiga que é especialista em se aventurar com crianças e jovens no meio natural. A Isa Abreu do Projeto Natureza de Criança! você sabia que a personalidade de uma pessoa é desenvolvida, principalmente, durante as fases da infância? Por isso, quando digo que tudo começa na educação infantil, é porque todas as experiências vividas por uma criança, dizem muito sobre quem elas serão quando adultas. Também neste episódio participação de Augusto Canabrava da Nepal Montanhismo! O contato com a natureza melhora todos os marcos mais importantes de uma infância saudável – imunidade, memória, sono, capacidade de aprendizado, sociabilidade, capacidade física – e contribuiu significativamente para o bem-estar integral das crianças e jovens. As evidências apontam que os benefícios são mútuos: assim como as crianças e adolescentes precisam da natureza, a natureza precisa das crianças e jovens. E a equação é simples: SOMOS TODOS NATUREZA! Nossa convidada Isa Abreu ou Isabela Abreu nasceu em Taubaté SP, é Educadora ao Ar livre, especialista em Gestão de Pessoas, amante da natureza, da vida e claro crianças. Desenvolve vários projetos simultâneos em especial o Projeto “Natureza de Criança”. Uma frase que o inspira: "O essencial é invisível aos Olhos”. Aventuras inesquecíveis onde modificou algo em sua vida: 15 dias na Mantiqueira, uma Vivência com Jovens na Serra do Cipo e com Crianças na Amazônia. Livro que indica: A última criança na natureza de Richard Louv. O Projeto Reset Humano tem o DNA no convívio com a Natureza na montanha, e visa desenvolver o Ser Humano dando um "Reset", gerando aprendizado e conhecimento, para desenvolver a Sociedade impactando de maneira POSITIVA na Natureza em nossa casa no Planeta Terra. Aqui a história é contada a partir de histórias de vidas Inspiradoras. Quer fazer parte do projeto Reset Humano? Nos siga nas redes sociais! Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/reset-humano-podcast/ Youtube Reset Humano: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVyrtHICoV933iobr8HLopg Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/resethumano/ Bons Ventos Freddy Duclerc Whatsapp +55 11 98165 0990 Intro music : Marisa Monte Não é proibido! Video: https://youtu.be/D05vdXdvJIk --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/reset-humano/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/reset-humano/support

Episódio P & R: Vocês perguntaram e eu respondi... Stacks para prevenção de Alzheimer Como consumir álcool com consciência? Vacina do Covid? Doshas e nossa genética: Existe correlação? Cipo de guarana VS cafe e cafeína Stacks para dormir Enzimas digestivas Vs carvão ativado Melhor stacks para anti envelhecimento e muito mais.... Abraço Dr. Duprat

En este episodio nos acompaña el podcastero, standupero y orgulloso graduado de CIPO, Omar Ron P Lotodo y hablamos del amor que los huracanes le tienen a Alabama, del fallecimiento de la leyenda Cano Estremera, el nuevo carro de Bad Bunny y par de cosas más. La pasamos cabrón y espero que escucharlo te haga pasarla cabrón a tí también.

"Driven by the love for old school sounds and the curiosity to discover new music, I digged into different genres and cultures in search of the mix that represents me musically. A journey through Hip Hop blended with the freshest hits, R&B, Dancehall and Afrobeat, with the aim of describing my quarantine mood and my desire to return to the clubs." Fobys (real name Alessio Moricca) is based in Sicily and, alongside YhtD and Cipo, one of the residents at Aitho Entertainment's parties, where he shared the stage with Jarreau Vandal and Skinny Macho. He grew up listening to music and producing beats inspired by J-Dilla, The Alchemist and Just Blaze. He started to play vinyls during high school, becoming one of the best DJs in Sicily in his genre and a great selector of Hip Hop, Afrobeat, Baile and Funk music in the last few years. Fobys has also a monthly resident show on Mondonero Radio in Milan. Follow Fobys: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/realfobys/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fobys/ Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/fobysprod Tracklist: 1 A$ap Rocky - Praise The Lord ft. Skepta (Yancy remix) 2 Prettyboy D-O - Day Go Hear Wehh (Tochi remix) 3 G-Unit - Smile (Will Blake edit) 4 Dave Nunes - You Make Me Wanna w/ Kevin Kofii 5 Drake - Toosie Slide (Quinoa Jones edit) 6 Jorja Smith - Be Honest ft. Buona Boy X J Dilla (Fobys mashup) 7 BRII - Wetin Slide Riddim 8 Childish Gambino - Summertime Magic (Jun-iLL w/ Dj Mozes) 9 Dr.Dre - Xxplosive (Nouriginal edit) 10 Rema x Rvssian - Beamer (Bad Boys) (Jun Tanaka edit) 11 Aya Nakamura - DjaDja (Vandalized edit) 12 Wizkid - Come Closer ft. Drake (Jmac edit) 13 Koffee - W ft. Gunna 14 Tekno - Go 15 Russ - Best On Earth ft. BIA (Mozes x Frandiego edit) 16 Fs Green - Lady 17 Vogue - Qseng Of Travis Scott 18 Greybox - Gongin 19 Timbaland - Give It To Me ft. Nelly Furtado, Justin Timberlake (RealM edit) 20 Rema - Dumebi (Dj Kasir Pop Boy edit) 21 Sergio Mendes - Mas Que Nada ft. Black Eyed Peas (Yo-Zu remix) 22 Iamsi - Take Your Money 23 Siroj - Traction ft. Nelson Clark (Raid Druman remix) 24 Ekali - Steps w/ Dorian Concept 25 Jun Tanaka - Deep ft. BRII 26 SZA - Love Galore (Vhoor flip) 27 Kid Cudi - Day ’N’ Night (2 Step edit) 28 Jorja Smith x Preditah - On My Mind (blüsh remix) 29 Billy Boyo - One Spliff A Day (Lorkestra remix) 30 Lorkestra - Rebound X 31 Shy One - Black Beat 32 Last Japan - Exhale ft. Killa P (Sully remix) 33 Bailey Ibbs - Fairo 34 Foba - Yo Book Me 35 Kat DeLuna - Whine Up ft. Elephant Man (Tera Kòrá remix) 36 Hardy Caprio - XYZ ft. SL 37 Pop Smoke - Christopher Walking 38 Vhoor - Vapo 39 Dave - Paper Cuts www.mnrchy.com

Lauren Reimer is a blogger, content creator, and chronic illness community leader based in Fayetteville, Arkansas. At the age of 13, she was diagnosed with Chronic Intestinal Pseudo-Obstruction (CIPO), which means that her digestive tract acts as though it is obstructed — even when it is not. Lacking peristalsis, the worm-like movement that moves food, fluid, and air through her digestive tract, her body is unable to absorb adequate amounts of nutrients from eating alone. As such, she relies on IV nutrition (total parenteral nutrition, or TPN), administered from a 2.5-liter bag of fluid containing fats, protein, sugars, vitamins, and minerals that infuses over 12 hours while she sleeps. She’s been living on this therapy since her diagnosis, and while unusual, it has sustained her and allowed her to live a full life. She also has two feedings tubes that she uses to decompress her stomach and intestine during her waking hours. What sets Lauren apart in her work is her boldness and color: this woman loves all things vintage, fashion, music, and art, and when not in COVID quarantine she loves to spend time with her friends (and there are many!). A frequent guest on her social media feed is her sweet dog Elway, a rescue who keeps her spirits high and her body active (when he’s not napping). Friends of UP: meet Lauren of Pretty Couch Potato! Tune in as Lauren shares: how she was first diagnosed what CIPO is, and how it affects her body why she’s permanently on TPN — and how her understanding of nutrition has changed over time and with experience how her experiments with holistic medicine failed her that while she doesn’t live with chronic pain, she is in chronic discomfort that she now has both a G-tube and a J-tube to assist in her digestion, as well as a central line for absorbing her TPN just how rare CIPO is how she has become her own advocate how chronic illness has directly impacted her education and career prospects that she is now able to work part-time remotely, matching TPN patients with the best care for them why she loves her work, which overlaps with advocacy that there is a lot of misinformation out there about TPN that TPN is not often or readily prescribed (about 40k/year in the US are prescribed it) — and many individuals prescribed the treatment are given it short-term in the NICU or in hospice — very few people live long-term on TPN, like Lauren does that she may explore multiple-organ transplant options in the future what eating is like for her, given that she gets no nutrition from food the misunderstanding that people living with disabilities aren’t willing to fully participate in life — and how she actively works to challenge that misconception why her big-city vs. small-town healthcare experiences have been so vastly different

In this C-19 lock-down edition, Duncan and Andy chat to British cycling legend Jez Hunt. Still deeply involved in the sport as a coach and DS, Jez recalls riding for some of the biggest teams in the sport, beating Cipo, being told to f-off to the back by Udo Bölts, and being on the dream team that helped Cav win the 2011 worlds, and much more including his coaching philosophy and methods. Coaching globally from his Melbourne base, enquire at Jez@daybyday.com  

Die Corona-Pandemie hat die Gesellschaft und Wirtschaft weiterhin fest im Griff - und auch der PropTech-Sektor ist betroffen. Wir trafen Sascha Donner, CIPO von EVANA und damit Gastgeber von PropTalk, zum virtuellen Gespräch über digitales Arbeiten, Möglichkeiten für PropTech-Lösungen und Hörbuch-Abwechslung im Homeoffice.

Brandon Winfield and Sayeed Mehrjerdian are welcomed to the show to tell the powerful story behind their new app, iAccess Life, the Yelp for accessibility. After being injured in a Motocross accident at the age of 14, Winfield was left paralyzed from the chest down. Through a great support system of friends and family, Winfield continued to travel, adventure, and experience life. However, he was sometimes surprised by the lack of accessibility at places he would go out with friends, and he came up with the idea for an app that would inform users of accessibility ratings before going out. Knowing if there is handicapped parking, a ramp, an accessible bathroom, and other features before driving to eat at a restaurant, work at a coffee shop, or work out at a gym will prevent surprises and empower individuals with physical disabilities. Thus began the long journey to build the iAccess app to help the community, a journey marked by humility and resilience. Despite not having a college degree, Winfield has lead this Atlanta based tech startup as CEO, successfully raising support, breaking stereotypes, and inspiring others along the way. Mehrjerdian, an Industrial and Systems Engineer graduate from Georgia Tech, joined the venture as CIPO, Chief Innovation and Product Officer, to use his background in product management and starting technology companies to push iAccess forward. Recent success has shown through the launch of the app and in winning at the South by Southwest Pitch Competition. The two Co-founders together make an unstoppable team, and there is no doubt they will reach their vision of revolutionizing accessibility through information in the palm of your hand. Winfield and Mehrjerdian bring great insights into starting a company such as: Build a team with a common vision. This is make or break. Setbacks and failures often lead to success if you do not give up. Startups take a long time. Overnight success is an illusion. The only way to fail is to quit. Keep pushing through. Let your pride go of wanting to do this on your own. Ask for help. Never underestimate the power of your network. Stop making excuses. Pitch. Pitch. Pitch. Apply to as many opportunities to pitch as you can. Perfect practice makes perfect. When someone says no, ask why? You will learn from them. Raising money is hard, but not impossible. “What you are doing in your personal life reflects in the success of your business as well.” Make sure you are growing personally, not just in your career! “Be confident, believe in what you are doing, why are you doing it, and in yourself.” The number one thing to be successful in business is to believe in yourself and be confident in yourself, but don’t fool yourself into thinking it is working when it is not. Quality over quantity. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/startupdormroom/support

Andy Dietrich, Geschäftsführer der Strategiekollegen, und Sascha Donner, CIPO bei EVANA, unterhalten sich über die typischen Fehler und die Chancen bei der Gründung von PropTechs.

Speciale Indimenticabile Festival, Bologna Sonic Park, 12 e 13 luglio 2019. Intervista a Fabio Cipollini, in arte Cipo, del tuo Cecco e Cipo, in tour con il loro nuovo album "Straordinario"

This episode we have an interview with Kimberly Kaye. Kimberly currently a blue belt and an author for Jiu-Jitsu Times. She also has a rare disease called CIPO. You will find her training at NOLA MMA in Louisiana. We talk about: Dealing with health issues including CIPO How the Jiu-Jitsu community has supported her Fitness tips Advice for women starting BJJ The importance of communicating with your training partners Her advice on nutrition Being an author for Jiu-Jitsu Times Some of her past articles Interviewing Evan Robinson Starting from your knees Fighting for points or submissions Links: Kimberly on Jiu-Jitsu Times Kimberly on Facebook Kimberly on Instagram Chronic Pain Rehabilitation Program Tip of the episode: Have a good way to explain your "why" about BJJ Question of the episode: How can I get better sleep after an evening of training? [caption id="attachment_4888" align="alignright" width="225"] Find out how to support the BjjBrick Podcast here![/caption] Catch us next week for another episode of The BjjBrick Podcast The BjjBrick Podcast is in iTunes, Stitcher radio, and Google Play Music for Andriod

Un grup de pares i mares a Sabadell van promoure fa 50 anys CIPO, una societat cooperativa que treballa per concretar sortides laborals a aquells joves amb discapacitats intel·lectuals després que acabin el seu procés de formació. Parlem a "Stock de Ràdio" amb el seu gerent, Xavier Martínez.

Not the game but the Cipo character that brings magic TUE’s to all the little bike racing boys and girls. We also discuss the next next Lance, help with numerous craigslist buying dilemmas and make some season ending resolutions. You can listen to us in a variety of ways: Find us on iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher, and anywhere great podcasts are found. Give us a review and rating! We’d appreciate it! You can email us at theslowridepodcast@gmail.com Find us on Twitter: Matt (@littleguymatt) Spencer (@spencerhaugh) Tim (@thesuperrookie)

THIS EPISODE Mike shoots the breeze with old friend and best man Pat McCarty, who has spun his cranks for such teams as US Postal, Phonak, Slipstream-Chipotle, OUCH-Maxxis, SpiderTech-C10, and most recently Bissell. Along with guest interloper Shawn Milne, Mike and Pat wax philosophical on all sorts of fascinating topics including the future, what it's like to be directing a women's cycling team, surviving the Giro not once but twice, getting drunk with Andy Rihs, the wacky times at Ouch/Maxxis and Rock Racing, and good Cipo stories (who doesn't love a good Cipo story?).We also get some choice intro moments from Team Smart Stop p/b Mountain Khakis ace mechanic Chris Kreidl, and become privy to yet another of Mike's embarrassing confessions.As always, this episode of Open Mic is brought to you by The Colorado Cyclist, sponsor of Mike's very first professional cycling team in 1998. Thanks to everyone at Colorado Cyclist for their support of Mike over the years, and a big thank you to them for stepping up and sponsoring the podcast and offering $50 gift cards to our Twitter contest winners. Please visit their website at coloradocyclist.com and give them a follow on Twitter at @Co_Cyclist to show your appreciation for everything they do for us.Be sure to call them at 1-800-688-8600 and mention the podcast for 15% off your purchase.

THIS EPISODE Mike shoots the breeze with old friend and best man Pat McCarty, who has spun his cranks for such teams as US Postal, Phonak, Slipstream-Chipotle, OUCH-Maxxis, SpiderTech-C10, and most recently Bissell. Along with guest interloper Shawn Milne, Mike and Pat wax philosophical on all sorts of fascinating topics including the future, what it's like to be directing a women's cycling team, surviving the Giro not once but twice, getting drunk with Andy Rihs, the wacky times at Ouch/Maxxis and Rock Racing, and good Cipo stories (who doesn't love a good Cipo story?). We also get some choice intro moments from Team Smart Stop p/b Mountain Khakis ace mechanic Chris Kreidl, and become privy to yet another of Mike's embarrassing confessions. As always, this episode of Open Mic is brought to you by The Colorado Cyclist, sponsor of Mike’s very first professional cycling team in 1998. Thanks to everyone at Colorado Cyclist for their support of Mike over the years, and a big thank you to them for stepping up and sponsoring the podcast and offering $50 gift cards to our Twitter contest winners. Please visit their website at coloradocyclist.com and give them a follow on Twitter at @Co_Cyclist to show your appreciation for everything they do for us. Be sure to call them at 1-800-688-8600 and mention the podcast for 15% off your purchase.