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This week the gang talks flaccid popsicles and celebrates the blood moon with Capri-Sun in the Snews!  Support this podcast at https://www.patreon.com/LetsTalkAboutSnacks     -- Snack News: Krispy Kreme unveils new doughnut collection in honor of St. Patrick's Day: https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/food/2025/03/10/krispy-kreme-st-patricks-day-doughnuts/81964242007/  Popeyes Just Released Its Famous Sauces in Grocery Stores for the First Time: https://www.eatthis.com/popeyes-sauces-grocery-store-launch/  Claussen's Pickle Juice Is Now Available in Bottles — No Pickles Required: https://www.foodandwine.com/claussen-just-the-brine-bottled-pickle-juice-11693648  Capri Sun Is Introducing a Glow-in-the-Dark Pouch for Its Newest Flavor: Moon Punch: https://people.com/capri-sun-introducing-glow-in-the-dark-pouch-with-new-flavor-moon-punch-11696261 A First-Of-Its-Kind Ramen Flavor Is Coming to Walmart: https://www.allrecipes.com/new-old-el-paso-ramen-11694864 Locate Lauren on Twitter (@rawrglicious) and check out her Onlyfans! Find Conrad on Twitter (@ConradZimmerman) and peruse his other projects on this Linktree thing. Linda can be located on Instagram (@shoresofpluto)! Logo by Cosmignon! See more of her cool art at https://www.cosmignon.info/  Music by Michael "Skitch" Schiciano. Hear more of his work at https://skitch.bandcamp.com/ 

Diagnoses have been increasing in both kids and adults. The recent government report also found adult ADHD was more common than earlier estimates had suggested.儿童和成人的诊断都在增加。 最近的政府报告还发现，成人多动症比早期估计所表明的更为普遍。“We haven't had (federal) adult ADHD data in a long time,” said Angelika Claussen. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention researcher was one of the study's writers.“很长一段时间以来，我们已经有（联邦）成人多动症数据了。” 美国疾病控制和预防中心研究人员是该研究的作家之一。There were signs of the rise, she added. Increasing demand for ADHD medication led to severe shortages after the COVID-19 pandemic hit in March 2020. A 2023 study showed the rise in prescriptions, or doctors' orders for such medication, was notable in adults — especially among women.她补充说，有上升的迹象。 对多动症药物的需求不断增长，导致在2020年3月共同19日大流行后严重短缺。2023年的一项研究表明，处方的增加，或者医生的这种药物命令在成年人中，尤其是女性。ADHD diagnoses and medication were increasing before the pandemic. This is partly because of a change in general diagnostic measures in 2013. Those changes expanded the definition of ADHD and reduced the number of signs, or symptoms, required for diagnosis.多动症诊断和药物在大流行之前正在增加。 这部分是因为2013年的一般诊断措施发生了变化。这些变化扩大了多动症的定义，并减少了诊断所需的体征数量或症状。But cases really seemed to increase in 2020, when schools closed and many adults were forced to work from home.但是，当学校关闭并且许多成年人被迫在家工作时，案件似乎在2020年确实有所增加。“It's very difficult to focus when you are home and you have kids,” Claussen said. She said such conditions may have worsened ADHD symptoms in people with less severe cases.克劳森说：“当您回家并且有孩子时，很难集中精力。” 她说，这种情况可能会使病例较少的人恶化ADHD症状恶化。Experts say that it was long believed that ADHD was underdiagnosed in adults. Now, experts debate about whether it has become over-diagnosed.专家说，长期以来，人们相信ADHD在成年人中被诊断不足。 现在，专家们辩论它是否已被过度诊断。There is no blood or brain test for the disorder. Experts say it is diagnosed when symptoms cause ongoing problems in more than one area of life, and when those symptoms began in early childhood. Experts say the best way professionals diagnose ADHD is by getting careful histories from patients and from people who know them. They also might test a patient's memory and ability to focus.该疾病没有血液或大脑检查。 专家说，当症状在不止一个以上的生活中以及这些症状在幼儿时期开始时，症状会导致持续的问题时，就会被诊断出来。 专家说，专业人士诊断多动症的最佳方法是从患者和认识他们的人那里仔细的历史。 他们还可能测试患者的记忆和专注能力。But getting an appointment with a mental health professional can take months. And assessments can cost thousands of dollars. Many people turn to family doctors. People also take online diagnostic tests, some of which are linked to health companies that prescribe medications.但是，与心理健康专业人员一起预约可能需要几个月的时间。 评估可能会花费数千美元。 许多人转向家庭医生。 人们还参加在线诊断测试，其中一些与开药的保健公司有关。“There is a wide variability in this country in how people diagnose, how strict they are, and who they diagnose,” said Margaret Sibley. She is psychologist at University of Washington.玛格丽特·西布利（Margaret Sibley）说：“这个国家的人们如何诊断，他们的严格程度和诊断是谁的差异。” 她是华盛顿大学的心理学家。The American Professional Society of ADHD and Related Disorders is preparing a set of diagnosis and treatment guidelines for American health professionals who treat adults. Sibley is leading the work on the guidelines, which the organization expects to release later this year.美国多动症及相关疾病的美国专业学会正在为治疗成年人的美国卫生专业人员准备一套诊断和治疗指南。 Sibley正在领导该指南的工作，该组织预计将在今年晚些时候发布。

Another beautiful day yesterday with temps dropping a bit today. Back into the 60's on Wednesday & Thursday…and maybe getting close to 80° on Friday! In the news this morning, an update on the Pope's condition, more info on the Northside shooting on Sunday afternoon, a charge of child neglect in the Josie Dikeman case will not be dismissed, a unique event is coming to the NFL Draft in Green Bay in April, and a 4 year-old in Wisconsin called 911 after his mom ate his ice cream! In sports, we went over the Big Ten Tournament schedule, talked about tonight's Bucks game against the Pacers, the Packers moves on day one of NFL free agency, and Sam Darnold getting PAID by moving to Seattle. Elsewhere in sports, a look at some of the other big free agency moves in the NFL, Yankees ace Gerrit Cole is done for the season and will be getting Tommy John surgery, and the Brewers announced their post-game concert schedule for the upcoming season. We let you know what's on TV today/tonight & also what's new on New Release Tuesday. Grant Bilse of the Wisco Sports show joined us just after 8am to talk about his reactions to the NFL roster moves. A heroic 9 year-old saved his friend's life by performing the Heimlich maneuver as he was choking on a granola bar and it was all caught on video. Apparently, there's a new way to cook eggs and it takes about a half hour from start to finish. No thanks. Claussen's is now selling just the pickle juice in case you're not interested in the actual pickles, and a pizza place in Australia is going viral for putting orange slices on pizza. We also talked about some of the common dreams people have. And in today's edition of "Bad News with Happy Music", we had stories about a man who got shot in the leg by his own dog, a woman who got locked in a steam room by a coworker, a town in #Florida named "Taintsville", a woman who locked her lover on the balcony of their apartment & he froze to death, and a man in NH stole a car…got into an accident…and took off his clothes & wandered around in the middle of a highway butt-ass naked. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of SoundPractice, we delve into the specialized area of healthcare law and the intricacies of physician contracts. Join us as we sit down with Kyle Claussen, CEO of Resolve.com, a firm renowned for its expertise in the legal, financial, and strategic aspects of physicians' employment agreements. Claussen offers insight into fair market value, noncompete clauses, and the influence of private equity in healthcare.

We live in an age of victimhood, where assigning blame outside of self seems to assuage conscience, but it never removes the effects. Tuesday on Mornings with Eric and Brigitte, Moody Radio host Karl Clauson,author of Killing Sin: Conquer That One Thing That Is Defeating You, highlights the importance of confessing our sins so we can experience true healing found only in Christ. Killing Sin Donate to Moody Radio: http://moodyradio.org/donateto/morningshow/wrmbSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Martin Schäuble ist ein sehr anerkannter Jugendbuchautor, der sich schwierigen Themen stellt. In «Draußen mit Claussen» hat er vor einem Jahr über seinen Roman «Alle Farben grau» gesprochen, in dem er vom Suizid eines Jugendlichen erzählt. In seinem neuen Buch «Warum du schweigst» geht es um sexualisierte Gewalt im Breitensport. Dazu hat er intensiv recherchiert, mit Betroffenen und Fachleuten gesprochen. Viel hat ihm Ina Lambert, Geschäftsführerin von Safe Sport, geholfen. Erzählt wird die Geschichte von Lena. Fußball bedeutet ihr alles. Der neue Trainer bringt endlich Leidenschaft und Erfolg. Aber er fängt auch an, Grenzen zu überschreiten, erst unmerklich, dann immer massiver. Im Rückblick fragt man sich, warum das geschehen konnte, niemand eingeschritten ist oder geholfen hat. Es haben doch alle zumindest etwas gesehen, was sie hätte alarmieren müssen. Aber es fehlten das Interesse und der Mut einzuschreiten. Sensibel und genau erzählt Schäuble eine Geschichte, die sich so oder so ähnlich viel zu oft im Breitensport ereignet. Beim Lesen stellen sich sofort Assoziationen ein zu Grenzüberschreitung und Machtmissbrauch in Kirchengemeinden, Kultureinrichtungen oder Schulen. Es scheinen oft dieselben Dynamiken und Strukturen zu sein, die sexualisierte Gewalt möglich machen. Umso wichtiger ist eine Prävention, die Betroffene, Zeugen und Verantwortungsträger befähigt, sich zu wehren. Ina Lambert erklärt, wie sie gelingen kann. Und dass man die Aufarbeitung nicht vernachlässigen darf.

Fra boka LA Y STÅ! : Det startet med en telefonsamtale. Seks år senere hadde det vokst til den største folkeaksjonen for å bevare et bygg i Norges historie. Hanne Sophie Claussen og Kjersti Hembre mobiliserte over seksti tusen mennesker og avslørte usannheter, maktovergrep og kostnadsrekorder. I denne boken får du en enestående mulighet til å bli med i kulissene. Dette er en personlig fortelling, hvor forfatterne frimodig beveger seg mellom å beskrive harde fakta, nederlag og seire, eventyrlige hendelser og livet slik det rørte seg for aksjonistene. I denne episoden snakker Alexander med Kjersti og Anne Sophie fra Støtteakjsonen for å bevare Y-blokka om boka de har skrevet om hele opplevelsen og prosessen rundt å forsøke å redde Erling Viksjøs ikoniske bygg.  https://yblokka.no/  La y stå på facebook. Kjøp boka her Lanseringsfesten skjer på Trekanten den 10. desmber klokken 18:00. Følg oss gjerne på instagram!  www.lpo.no  

On today's episode, we speak to Ann Claussen, CEO of Central Florida Health Care. Ann shares about the mission of Central Florida Health Care, their expansion and much more.

In this episode of the Money Meets Medicine podcast, host Dr. Jimmy Turner discusses the proposed FTC non-compete ban and its implications for physicians with guest Kyle Clausen. Kyle, an expert in physician contracts and compensation, shares insights on how to navigate non-competes, negotiate contracts, and protect one's financial interests when seeking new employment. Topics include the recent legal rulings on the FTC's proposed non-compete ban, how to handle various contractual elements like tail coverage and intellectual property, and strategies for successful contract negotiation. Get 10% off a contract review by using code "10OFF" at https://moneymeetsmedicine.com/resolve   DownloadThe Physician Philosopher's Guide to Personal Finance: https://moneymeetsmedicine.com/freebook Get disability insurance from a source you can trust: https://moneymeetsmedicine.com/disability

Tammy Claussen is a Career Educator at Vermont's Leland and Gray Union and today she shares some of her BEST PRACTICES for ADs at both Small and Big schools. THIS is Small School AD on The Educational AD Podcast --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/educational-ad-podcast/support

Markets are pretty quiet in the grains to start the week. We discuss trade action, spring wheat crop potential, the U.S. dollar and more with Phil Claussen from StoneX in our Midday Commentary for Monday, August 26th, 2024.

Locumstory Podcast guest host, Dr. Mariam Aboukar, dives deep into the art of contract negotiation for physicians with Resolve CEO, Kyle Claussen. With years of experience advocating for healthcare professionals, Kyle shares invaluable insights on how to navigate the complexities of employment, avoid common pitfalls, and which key clauses to watch out for to ensure you're getting the best possible terms. To learn more about Resolve visit their website here.

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In unserer heutigen Folge sprechen wir über das Thema Berufseinstieg. Wir sprechen unter anderem darüber, was unser erster bezahlter Nebenjob, unser erstes richtungsweisendes Praktikum und unser erster richtiger Job war und wie es uns beeinflusst hat. Wir sprechen darüber, warum es wahrscheinlich nicht reicht, nur die eigenen Eltern um Rat zu fragen. Michael verweist auf die aktuelle Folge von “On the Way to New Work”, in der er zum dritten Mal mit der Karriereberaterin Ragnhild Struss von Struss & Claussen spricht und er verweist auf Test von der Zeit: Die Zeit | Studiengangtest: https://shorturl.at/iHsKy Die Zeit | Berufstest: https://shorturl.at/F5CLb Wir sprechen darüber, ob erst eine Lehre und dann ein Studium ein guter Weg sind und auch darüber, ob all diese Angebote überhaupt noch zeitgemäß sind. Michael ist wieder einmal einem urbanen Mythos aufgesessen und der hat mit einer Rede von Larry Ellison, dem Gründer von Oracle zu tun. In dieser Rede soll Ellison gesagt haben, dass 17 der 20 vermögendsten Amerikaner Studienabbrecher seien und die Absolventen der Yale University "Verlierer" seien, weil sie ihr Studium abgeschlossen hätten. Wahr wiederum ist, dass Peter Thiel, der Mitbegründer von PayPal und ein prominenter Tech-Investor, tatsächlich ein Programm ins Leben gerufen hat, das Studierende dazu ermutigt, ihr Studium abzubrechen. Dieses Programm, bekannt als Thiel Fellowship, wurde 2011 gegründet und bietet jungen Menschen unter 23 Jahren eine Unterstützung von 100.000 US-Dollar über zwei Jahre, um ihre eigenen Projekte und Start-ups zu entwickeln, anstatt weiterhin zur Schule zu gehen. Oskar berichtet von seinen positiven Erfahrungen in Dänemark und der dort anzutreffenden Praxis, dass nahezu alle Jugendlichen früh berufliche Erfahrungen sammeln. Am Ende gibt es 10 Tipps: 1. Es ist nie zu früh für den ersten Job oder das erste Praktikum - probiert euch aus! 2. Sucht euch (berufliche) Vorbilder und Mentoren auch außerhalb der Familie. 3. Kommt raus aus der Komfortzone, neue Stadt, neues Umfeld, neue Eindrücke. 4. Seid mutig bei der Gehaltsverhandlung, egal wo. Kennt euren Wert. 5. Klärt Erwartungen mit Teammitgliedern, Managern etc., damit es nicht zu Unklarheiten kommt. 6. Schreibt bei Unklarheiten, die in den ersten Wochen Fragen auf, und stellt sie auch. 7. Setzt Grenzen. 8. Seid offen für Feedback, falls es keins gibt, fordert es ein. 9. Nutzt Reverse Mentoring als Tool, um euch und euren Mentee herauszufordern und zu fördern. 10. Seid euch euer Stärken und Blind Spots bewusst (mehr dazu in der nächsten Folge) Auch nach 19 Folgen können wir unser Glück nicht fassen, solche Gespräche führen zu können. Wir stellen weiter fest, wie wichtig es für uns ist, dass wir uns immer wieder zu wichtigen Themen austauschen und reflektieren. Wir hoffen, dass wir Euch mit unserem Gespräch nicht langweilen, sondern Euch inspirieren, selbst immer wieder auch in den Dialog mit Vertretern aller Generationen zu gehen. LinkedIn: michaeltrautmann64 Oskar-trautmann96 #ZoomerMeetsBoomer #GenZ #BabyBoomer

Unser heutiger Gast war schon zwei Mal bei uns. Und das hat Gründe, denn beide Folgen gehören zu unseren meistgehörten. Beim ersten Mal war sie allein bei uns, beim zweiten Mal mit Ihrem Geschäftspartner Johann Claussen. Seit mehr als 20 Jahren hilft sie Menschen dabei, sich beruflich zu orientieren oder neu auszurichten. Was als Beratung für junge Menschen, die am Ende ihrer Schulzeit stehen, begann, umspannt heute auch die Arbeit mit berufstätigen Menschen aller Altersstufen. Und weil wir an dieser Stelle immer sagen, wenn wir betroffen sind, so soll es auch diesmal sein. Unser beiden Söhne, meine Frau und auch ich waren schon bei ihr oder einer einem Mitglied ihres Beratungsteams. Doch davon später mehr. Vor kurzem hat sie nun ihr erstes Buch vorgelegt. Der Titel lautet: “WIE SIE MIT JOB CRAFTING IHRE ARBEIT WIEDER LIEBEN LERNEN.” Seit mehr als 7 Jahren haben wir uns in nun schon über 440 Folgen mit weit mehr als 500 Menschen darüber unterhalten, was sich für sie beim Thema Arbeit geändert hat und was sich weiter ändern muss. Wir sind uns ganz sicher, dass es gerade jetzt wichtig ist. Denn die Idee von “New Work” wurde während einer echten Krise entwickelt. Wie uns ein Coach dabei helfen, unseren Weg zu finden, wenn wir mal nicht weiterwissen? Wie kann uns Job Crafting dabei helfen, mehr Zufriedenheit und Selbstwirksamkeit bei der Arbeit zu finden? Wir suchen nach Methoden, Vorbildern, Erfahrungen, Tools und Ideen, die uns dem Kern von New Work näher bringen! Darüber hinaus beschäftigt uns von Anfang an die Frage, ob wirklich alle Menschen das finden und leben können, was sie im Innersten wirklich, wirklich wollen. Ihr seid bei "On the Way to New Work" - heute mit Ragnhild Struss #NewWork #onthewaytonewwork #blackboat #newworkmasterskills #strussundclaussen #jobcrafting [Hier](https://linktr.ee/onthewaytonewwork) findet ihr alle Links zum Podcast und unseren aktuellen Werbepartnern Unter dem Link für den IVIC Kurs: strussundclaussen.de/ivic2024 könnt ihr mit dem Code ivic2024otwtnw 50 Euro bei der Anmeldung sparen.

Sometimes, you can accept no substitutes. Some pickles are ride or die.

In Other News with Ethan: Joe Bonsall of the Oakridge Boys passes from ALS, Shrek 5 in the works, Starbucks giving away a free straw, Sam's Club making you spend $50 to get free shipping, Claussen has a pickle cupcake, and a news study says drinking is killing you.

In  the 2nd hour of the Marc Cox Morning Show: Peter Doocy ask who will answer the call at 11pm On July 10th the Brown family will appear before the Inter American Commission of Human Rights Dom Savino from 'This Morning With Gordon Deal' gives a check on business In Other News with Ethan: Joe Bonsall of the Oakridge Boys passes from ALS, Shrek 5 in the works, Starbucks giving away a free straw, Sam's Club making you spend $50 to get free shipping, Claussen has a pickle cupcake, and a news study says drinking is killing you. Coming Up Next Hour: Cody Sargent, Jason Isaac, and Kim on a Whim, too!

Join me in this episode as I explore the intricacies of physician contract negotiations with Kyle Claussen, an experienced attorney specializing in healthcare law. We cover topics such as the art of negotiating without offending, when obtaining legal assistance is recommended,  and why doctors often leave money on the table. From salary negotiations to clauses about intellectual property and tail coverage, Kyle provides invaluable insights. Whether you're a seasoned practitioner or just starting out, this conversation offers practical advice to help you navigate the world of physician contracts with confidence. Tune in to gain valuable knowledge and resources for securing fair and favorable terms in your next employment agreement. You can find the show notes for this episode and more information by clicking here: www.doctorscrossing.com/episode182 In this episode we're talking about: Why physicians are often reluctant to negotiate their contract How and when to engage an attorney when negotiating your employment contract Ways to ask for your contract without explicitly indicating that you're considering leaving Negotiation strategies regarding salary and additional benefits Restrictive covenants, required notice, tail coverage, and other key terms Clauses regarding intellectual property and your ability to do outside work Addressing maternity or parental leave with the employer's HR department Links for this episode: Kyle Claussen's LinkedIn If you want to see more data you can visit the salary data page and create a free account. Resolve's Twitter Resolve's Instagram Resolve's Facebook AI Webinar - How to use AI to rock your career transition - Ready to make your career transition a whole lot easier? Whether you're exploring nonclinical options, converting your CV to a resume, or gearing up for interviews, this webinar has you covered! Join us May 22nd, 2024 at 6 pm EST/ 5 pm CST / 3 pm PST - save your seat!        

Taking our focus off what culture says we should be and back on God's design for Motherhood.

This episode is brought to you by Equity Multiple. Dedicated to assisting physicians in simplifying their investment journey, Equity Multiple enables passive investment in vetted, professionally managed commercial real estate. Learn more at www.equitymultiple.com. Kyle Claussen with Resolve joins us today to talk about contracts. In his experience, even non-negotiable contracts can usually be modified to some extent to give the physician better terms of employment. We touch briefly on the new FTC ruling about noncompete terminology in our contracts and how that may impact existing and new contracts after all the legal proceedings play out. To learn more about contract negotiation, go to www.Resolve.com.

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Givers are the only people who could handle the extreme blessing of God in their life!

Chris Conant, from, Claussen's Florist and Greenhouse, joins Kurt & Anthony for "Garden Talk"

What a Weird Week gets you caught up on the weird news of the week.  https://www.shownotes.page or search "What a Weird Week" where you get podcasts. Portland Sea Dogs baseball team out of Maine attempted the World's Longest Line of Whoopie Pies last summer and now it's officially been verified lawsuit involving parents who allege that a teacher in Quebec has been selling students' artwork online and keeping the money.  They've discovered a new beetle in Australia and they almost didn't discover it, apparently, because it looks so much like bird poop.  From Sky News: "Man finds England's biggest gold nugget with faulty detector after arriving an hour late to dig." Headline from Food Business News: "Is global cocoa market teetering on the brink of chaos?" "Price is Right has special plan in place in case contestants pee themselves." This is from Metro UK... "Remote UK Island now has more Easter eggs than people" the billboard says "This man consumes over 20 gal of liquid cheese in a year. We cannot stop him." That's it. At a cost of ~ $1200... Jonathan thought it would be funny. Congratulations to Louie the raccoon  Chips Ahoy Has changed the recipe for the Chips Ahoy cookie... The folks at Claussen have a jelly bean out that tastes like delicious pickles. drinking a litre of lemon juice in under 14 seconds.  See Shownotes dot page for podcast details --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/weirdweek/message

Cargo.one founder and co-Chief Executive Moritz Claussen sat down with Air Cargo Next at the World Cargo Symposium in Hong Kong to discuss end-to-end quotation capabilities, digitalization, AI and cybersecurity for the latest episode of “On Air with Air Cargo Next.” 

We live during an extraordinary time for building muscle. What started out over a hundred years ago as a theatrical curiosity has grown to become a sport and art form that has millions of people pumping iron all around the world.And while genetics certainly plays a factor, from Hollywood to your friends at the gym, there are more jacked up folks around these days than ever. How do they do it?Let's Grow Big Together: the podcast that starts off wearing a hoodie, then takes it off to reveal the pumped muscle hiding underneath.Today my coach Matt Claussen, powerlifting and bodybuilding legend, joins us to look back on my winning the silver in Classic Physique Masters Division at the NPC Mid American Winter Classic 2023, the content that had the jacked up Santa Claus mascot warning us “Winter is Coming.”What are the attributes of successful bodybuilding athletes and coaches?FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM:★ instagram.com/mattclaussen★ instagram.com/faustofernos★ instagram.com/marcfelionPlus--➤ Kristen Stewart stars in deadly lesbian bodybuilding thriller ‘Love Lies Bleeding.'➤ The Enhanced Games- an Olympic style competition where performance enhancing drugs are not only permitted but encouraged.➤ The evolution of bodybuilding categories and controversy over the new Men's Wellness winner, Brazilian non-binary bodybuilder San Moraes.➤ All your questions that will even make an abductor machine blush!

We live during an extraordinary time for building muscle. What started out over a hundred years ago as a theatrical curiosity has grown to become a sport and art form that has millions of people pumping iron all around the world.And while genetics certainly plays a factor, from Hollywood to your friends at the gym, there are more jacked up folks around these days than ever. How do they do it?Let's Grow Big Together: the podcast that starts off wearing a hoodie, then takes it off to reveal the pumped muscle hiding underneath.Today my coach Matt Claussen, powerlifting and bodybuilding legend, joins us to look back on my winning the silver in Classic Physique Masters Division at the NPC Mid American Winter Classic 2023, the contest that had the jacked up Santa Claus mascot warning us “Winter is Coming.”What are the attributes of successful bodybuilding athletes and coaches?FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM:★ instagram.com/mattclaussen★ instagram.com/faustofernos★ instagram.com/marcfelionPlus--➤ Kristen Stewart stars in deadly lesbian bodybuilding thriller ‘Love Lies Bleeding.'➤ The Enhanced Games- an Olympic style competition where performance enhancing drugs are not only permitted but encouraged.➤ The evolution of bodybuilding categories and controversy over the new Men's Wellness winner, Brazilian non-binary bodybuilder San Moraes.➤ All your questions that will even make an abductor machine blush!

Today's episode is all about California Condors with Tiana Williams-Claussen, the director of the Yurok Tribe's wildlife department. This episode is actually from my friend Michelle Fullner of the Golden State Naturalist podcast. If you don't know Golden State Naturalist, I think this episode is pretty indicative of Michelle's work. She travels around California to meet and interview interesting people in the field. There is a definite advantage to in-person interviews, and I wish I could do more. Even though this episode is about California Condors, and the podcast is California-centric, today's episode is still broadly applicable. California Condors historically lived in a large chunk of the western North America, from southern Canada to northern Mexico. And the challenges facing Condors, and the efforts to reintroduce and sustain them have many parallels.Now, I don't want to take away from Michelle's introduction for this episode coming shortly. But I do want to tell you why I wanted to cover Condors on Nature's Archive.Right off the bat, condors are huge - boasting a 9 foot wingspan. They're also critically endangered, which is why Tiana Williams-Claussen is such a great guest - she's leading a reintroduction program with the Yurok Tribe in northern California.As long time listeners know, I particularly enjoy covering overlooked and misrepresented flora and fauna. And for today, I'm going to lump condors and vultures together. In fact, in North America, vultures and condors are in the same family of birds, and occupy similar ecological roles.And what role is that? Well, the textbooks say “scavengers”. And if you are like most people, you might have an unconscious negative bias towards scavengers. Why? So much of our human-centric perspective is based on how we live, and casts a negative light towards other evolved lifestyles, such as parasitism, or in this case, scavenging. To scavenge - that is, eat already dead animals - one must have some pretty amazing adaptations. Afterall, the moment an animal dies, bacteria starts to take over. And the fact the animal died in the first place might indicate that it was already diseased, especially if it didn't die as roadkill.If a diseased carcass remains on the landscape for an extended period of time, it can become a disease vector. But vultures and condors are special. Their acidic stomachs and unique immune systems help protect them. I heard a great reframing of the role condors and vultures play - instead of scavengers, they are nature's immune system. By rapidly clearing dead animals, they prevent and halt disease spread. And there are examples around the world where vultures had died off for various, usually human-caused reasons, and this resulted in significant increases in diseases in other animals - including rabies.FULL SHOW NOTESMusic: Spellbound by Brian Holtz MusicFree download: https://filmmusic.io/song/9616-spellboundLicense (CC BY 4.0): https://filmmusic.io/standard-licenseArtist website: https://brianholtzmusic.comSupport Us On Patreon! .Get inspired with the Jumpstart Nature Podcast - entertaining and immersive, it's the nature podcast we all need.Check past Nature's Archive episodes for amazing guests such as Dr. Doug Tallamy, Dr. Elaine Ingham, and Gabe Brown. And topics ranging from bird migration to fungi to slime mold!

When training for any athletic event, a lot can go wrong. Even worse: your mind can start playing tricks on you. So it helps a great deal to have a great coach guide you on the road to become a legend. Let's Grow Big Together! The podcast that climbs the Stairmaster along with you, but not on the same machine, cause people are gonna look. In this series, we're taking a look at the passion for muscle, adventures in bodybuilding, muscle gods, muscle worship and practical advice to put on the gains. Today, I'm just a few weeks out from my first bodybuilding contest at the young age of 51, and we're thrilled to introduce you to my coach Matt Claussen. As a powerlifter, Matt Claussen is highly regarded as a four time National Powerlifting Champion. As a bodybuilder, Matt Claussen has won five major championships including first place in the 2005 NPC East Coast Classic and guided over 75 clients to get stage ready for their own contests.COACH MATT CLAUSSEN: https://www.instagram.com/mattclaussen/NPC WINTER CLASSIC DEC 2, BLOOMINGTON IL: https://npcmidamericanwinterclassic.comPlus-- • Getting ready for your first coach. • Coming out of the closet to your parents as a bodybuilder.• Are powerlifters really using butt plugs to stabilize their core? • Weightlifting horror stories to put a chill down your spine.

When training for any athletic event, a lot can go wrong. Even worse: your mind can start playing tricks on you. So it helps a great deal to have a great coach guide you on the road to become a legend. Let's Grow Big Together! The podcast that climbs the Stairmaster along with you, but not on the same machine, cause people are gonna look. In this series, we're taking a look at the passion for muscle, adventures in bodybuilding, muscle gods, muscle worship and practical advice to put on the gains. Today, I'm just a few weeks out from my first bodybuilding contest at the young age of 51, and we're thrilled to introduce you to my coach Matt Claussen. As a powerlifter, Matt Claussen is highly regarded as a four time National Powerlifting Champion. As a bodybuilder, Matt Claussen has won five major championships including first place in the 2005 NPC East Coast Classic and guided over 75 clients to get stage ready for their own contests.COACH MATT CLAUSSEN: https://www.instagram.com/mattclaussen/NPC WINTER CLASSIC DEC 2, BLOOMINGTON IL: https://npcmidamericanwinterclassic.comPlus-- • Getting ready for your first coach. • Coming out of the closet to your parents as a bodybuilder.• Are powerlifters really using butt plugs to stabilize their core? • Weightlifting horror stories to put a chill down your spine.

At the height of the last ice age, California condors could be found all across North America, and since time immemorial, these birds have held special cultural and spiritual significance for a number of Indigenous groups. But by the late 1980's, the last wild condor had been captured and brought into a captive breeding program. They were extinct in the wild. So what happened to these enormous scavengers to diminish their range so dramatically? How much progress has been made by the captive breeding programs? How is their cultural significance being honored today? Join me and Tiana Williams-Claussen, Director of the Yurok Tribe Wildlife Department, as we discuss what makes condors unique, their cultural and spiritual significance to the Yurok People, and the incredible program that's brought the largest flying birds in North America back to their home in the redwoods for the first time in over a century. Links! Yurok Condor Program (learn, donate, and watch the condor cam!) Yurok Ancestral Territory Map of Yurok Lands My website is: goldenstatenaturalist.com (find show merch and blog there!) You can find me on Instagram or Tiktok @goldenstatenaturalist The song is called "i dunno" by grapes and can be found here. Treat yourself to native seeds! Fall is the perfect time to plant. California Collection (Native Seed!). Use code GSN10 to take $10 off your order.

The LCIL and Cambridge International Law Journal (CILJ) are pleased to invite you to the LCIL-CILJ Annual LectureLecture summary: Recent pathbreaking trade agreements empower trade policymakers to target foreign companies in novel ways and to police corporate due diligence in global supply chains rather than seek to change foreign government behavior as used to be their purview. This repurposing of our trade enforcement system has the power to transform dramatically the global commercial system, the bargains it manages, the procedures applicable to it, and the rights and obligations of all involved.This research project maps the institutional ascent of this revealed practice, which it maintains was the product of disillusionment with the intellectual pedigrees of conventional trade law. The project evaluates our trade policing in light of the progressive aims policymakers have set for it, taking into account the many constituencies on whom the burdens fall unevenly. This excavation exposes how our trade police do not operate like other widely accepted forms of law enforcement or of international law bureaucracy. Tactics like those in the new arsenal bear close resemblance to the practices of authoritarian governments that seek to provoke acquiescence without process. The project's assessment prescribes lessons for the several disciplines trade policing touches, including for the way scholars and lawmakers conceive of what bodies of law, tools, and actors are best suited to manage transnational corporate behavior and for concepts of compliance in international law. Finally, this project demonstrates that, as a corporate accountability system, trade policing has leapfrogged efforts by fields with similar aims like business and human rights, and the policing tools we have so far are just the tip of the iceberg.Kathleen Claussen is a leader in international economic law and procedure and has served as arbitrator, counsel, expert, public servant, and teacher. Her expertise covers several topics of international law, especially trade, investment, international business and labor; dispute settlement and international dispute bodies; national security and cybersecurity law; and, administrative law issues surrounding U.S. foreign relations and transnational agreements.Professor Claussen has served as a visiting faculty member or invited researcher at numerous institutions around the world, including Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law, the University of Cambridge Lauterpacht Centre for International Law where she was a Brandon Fellow, the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies in Geneva, the iCourts Center of Excellence at the University of Copenhagen, the George C. Marshall Center for Security Studies, the University of Zurich and Collegium Helveticum, and the World Trade Institute. Prior to joining the Georgetown faculty in 2023, she was a member of the faculty at the University of Miami School of Law for five years.

The LCIL and Cambridge International Law Journal (CILJ) are pleased to invite you to the LCIL-CILJ Annual Lecture Lecture summary: Recent pathbreaking trade agreements empower trade policymakers to target foreign companies in novel ways and to police corporate due diligence in global supply chains rather than seek to change foreign government behavior as used to be their purview. This repurposing of our trade enforcement system has the power to transform dramatically the global commercial system, the bargains it manages, the procedures applicable to it, and the rights and obligations of all involved. This research project maps the institutional ascent of this revealed practice, which it maintains was the product of disillusionment with the intellectual pedigrees of conventional trade law. The project evaluates our trade policing in light of the progressive aims policymakers have set for it, taking into account the many constituencies on whom the burdens fall unevenly. This excavation exposes how our trade police do not operate like other widely accepted forms of law enforcement or of international law bureaucracy. Tactics like those in the new arsenal bear close resemblance to the practices of authoritarian governments that seek to provoke acquiescence without process. The project’s assessment prescribes lessons for the several disciplines trade policing touches, including for the way scholars and lawmakers conceive of what bodies of law, tools, and actors are best suited to manage transnational corporate behavior and for concepts of compliance in international law. Finally, this project demonstrates that, as a corporate accountability system, trade policing has leapfrogged efforts by fields with similar aims like business and human rights, and the policing tools we have so far are just the tip of the iceberg. Kathleen Claussen is a leader in international economic law and procedure and has served as arbitrator, counsel, expert, public servant, and teacher. Her expertise covers several topics of international law, especially trade, investment, international business and labor; dispute settlement and international dispute bodies; national security and cybersecurity law; and, administrative law issues surrounding U.S. foreign relations and transnational agreements. Professor Claussen has served as a visiting faculty member or invited researcher at numerous institutions around the world, including Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law, the University of Cambridge Lauterpacht Centre for International Law where she was a Brandon Fellow, the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies in Geneva, the iCourts Center of Excellence at the University of Copenhagen, the George C. Marshall Center for Security Studies, the University of Zurich and Collegium Helveticum, and the World Trade Institute. Prior to joining the Georgetown faculty in 2023, she was a member of the faculty at the University of Miami School of Law for five years.

The LCIL and Cambridge International Law Journal (CILJ) are pleased to invite you to the LCIL-CILJ Annual LectureLecture summary: Recent pathbreaking trade agreements empower trade policymakers to target foreign companies in novel ways and to police corporate due diligence in global supply chains rather than seek to change foreign government behavior as used to be their purview. This repurposing of our trade enforcement system has the power to transform dramatically the global commercial system, the bargains it manages, the procedures applicable to it, and the rights and obligations of all involved.This research project maps the institutional ascent of this revealed practice, which it maintains was the product of disillusionment with the intellectual pedigrees of conventional trade law. The project evaluates our trade policing in light of the progressive aims policymakers have set for it, taking into account the many constituencies on whom the burdens fall unevenly. This excavation exposes how our trade police do not operate like other widely accepted forms of law enforcement or of international law bureaucracy. Tactics like those in the new arsenal bear close resemblance to the practices of authoritarian governments that seek to provoke acquiescence without process. The project's assessment prescribes lessons for the several disciplines trade policing touches, including for the way scholars and lawmakers conceive of what bodies of law, tools, and actors are best suited to manage transnational corporate behavior and for concepts of compliance in international law. Finally, this project demonstrates that, as a corporate accountability system, trade policing has leapfrogged efforts by fields with similar aims like business and human rights, and the policing tools we have so far are just the tip of the iceberg.Kathleen Claussen is a leader in international economic law and procedure and has served as arbitrator, counsel, expert, public servant, and teacher. Her expertise covers several topics of international law, especially trade, investment, international business and labor; dispute settlement and international dispute bodies; national security and cybersecurity law; and, administrative law issues surrounding U.S. foreign relations and transnational agreements.Professor Claussen has served as a visiting faculty member or invited researcher at numerous institutions around the world, including Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law, the University of Cambridge Lauterpacht Centre for International Law where she was a Brandon Fellow, the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies in Geneva, the iCourts Center of Excellence at the University of Copenhagen, the George C. Marshall Center for Security Studies, the University of Zurich and Collegium Helveticum, and the World Trade Institute. Prior to joining the Georgetown faculty in 2023, she was a member of the faculty at the University of Miami School of Law for five years.

Today we visit with a "Friend of the Show" as we travel to Vermont and Tammy Claussen. Tammy is a longtime AD and Coach and today she shares her story along with some Best Practices on this episode of The Educational AD Podcast! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/educational-ad-podcast/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/educational-ad-podcast/support

In this episode, multimedia Artist Rick Claussen entertains us with funny stories about his stint in the Army in Germany and meeting his future wife. He'll tell us how a game of chance led to a plasma cutter that he now uses to make bells out of scuba tanks. And lots of other creative art along the way. HIs latest passion? Attaching 3D prints to canvas, pouring acrylic paints on top, then spinning it with an electric drill! Imagine the paint spill! He'll also share his love for a tequila sunrise.Rick's Instagram Art page:  https://www.instagram.com/rixart42/Hope you enjoyed our podcast.Follow us on InstagramFollow us on FacebookTikTokYouTube

Wil Claussen is a creative producer and photographer, currently residing in Seattle, WA. His formative years were spent surrounded by the natural beauty of Glenwood Springs, Colorado, where his love of photography and the outdoors were first kindled. Throughout his career, Wil has leveraged his unique experiences to bring a fresh perspective to each project he pursues, blending a background in apparel design with skills in production and photography.Whether he's working on a commercial fishing vessel, capturing a breathtaking landscape, or producing a vibrant lifestyle shoot, Wil consistently strives for authenticity and creativity; a philosophy he also carries into his every day life.HOLOCENE Magazine + StoreWil Claussen IGRob Auchincloss IGSHOW NOTESsee more Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

En la edición AM, hablamos con George Lever, Gerente de Estudios de la Cámara de Comercio de Santiago, y con Felipe Velasco, socio de Claussen y Velasco. También con Felipe Posada, Director y Miembro de Comunidad Traders.

How confident are you when it comes to contract negotiations? If the thought of it makes your head spin, this episode is for you! In this episode, Dr. Archana Shrestha discusses negotiating your salary as a physician in 2023 with guest Kyle Claussen. You'll come away more confident with a few specific things to keep in mind or try in the future of your career. Kyle is the CEO of Resolve and has spent the last decade advocating for physicians in their employment contracts. Thousands of physicians utilize Resolve's data, tools, and expertise each year to ensure they are being treated fairly in their employment contracts. Kyle is married to an Ophthalmologist, has 3 kids, and a dog. Key Takeaways [03:06] Mistakes physicians make when reviewing contracts [09:43] Do physicians have more leverage to negotiate in 2023? [13:30] Kyle's biggest tips for women physicians   [18:27] What Resolve is and how it helping physicians  Check out Resolve and get 10% off Resolves services by clicking here Be sure to use the following code at check out to get the 10% off discount:  WWC10 More than half of women physicians are feeling burnout right now and we want to help you discover what's at the heart of it. Take our brand new quiz to help you discover the root cause of burnout for you and what to do about it! Take the quiz here: https://womeninwhitecoats.com/quiz/ This Podcast is not approved for credit by CMEfy, however, you may reflect on how this Podcast applies to your day-to-day and engage to earn AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™ via point-of-care learning activities here: https://womeninwhitecoats.com/podcastcme --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/women-in-white-coats/message

Ginger Claussen was destined to be a pharmacist and keep the Benson, Minnesota family business going. But life allowed a change in course from her job as a pharmacist to mother and now founder of MiniSota Agriculture Children's Museum.

In ep 62 I interviewed Chris and Joe Claussen about how mushrooms can help brain health and what lead them to start the company, First Person, intended to create products that will help people with their overall brain health. Here's a little more about them. Brothers Chris and Joe Claussen's journey into cognitive health and wellness began 25 years ago, as they witnessed their grandfather, a once sharp-minded entrepreneur, succumb to Alzheimer's disease. Eventually, their father suffered from the same fate, and they discovered they were next, after genetic tests showed they had the strongest risk factor gene for Alzheimer's (ApoE4).As their father's health declined over the course of 10 years, they became determined to figure out what could be done to change the course for themselves and their families. They immersed themselves in finding answers, and discovered the brain-boosting power of lion's mane mushrooms.How to support the show!Pure Spectrum CBD: Promo code AnxietyPod for 15% off!https://www.purespectrumcbd.com/Buy Me a Coffee:https://www.buymeacoffee.com/givesmeanxietyInstacart:Instacart.oloiyb.net/AnxietyThe Cardist - anxiety pod 10%https://thecardiststudio.com/Check out the show on all of your favorite social platforms!https://twitter.com/GivesanxietyPodhttps://www.facebook.com/thatgivesmeanxietypodcasthttps://www.instagram.com/thatgivesmeanxietypodcast/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgCOITNlRi_K7JP9QxBK-vQCheck out the first person site here:https://getfirstperson.com/Support the show

Several physicians sometimes feel like they do not have any leverage or do not have power. According to Kyle Claussen, our guest for this episode, this feeling is often the cause of burnout and frustration that leads to physicians leaving employment. However, he shares that before these things happen, they should ask for the essential things, find out, and have a dialogue with their employer about making things work. If you want to learn more about renegotiating your contract, tune in to this episode with your host, Andrew Tisser.In this episode, you will learn:·       Who is Kyle Claussen·       When to renegotiate your contract·       Cost of living adjustments and inflation·       What are the pitfalls of renegotiation?·       When to bring an attorney into the process.About Kyle Claussen:Kyle Claussen is the CEO at Resolve. He's a visionary and constantly encourages his team to think outside the box and be better than yesterday. He empowers his team members to make autonomous decisions, values efficiency and productivity, and is passionate about leveling the playing field for physicians as they navigate their careers.Connect with Kyle Claussen:Website : https://www.resolve.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kyleclaussen/Connect with Talk2Medoc on:Website:          https://www.andrewtisserdo.com/LinkedIn:         https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrewtisserdo/Facebook:       https://www.facebook.com/andrew.tisserInstagram:       https://www.instagram.com/talk2medoc_llc/Twitter:            https://twitter.com/Talk2MeDocYouTube:      https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0O_Sf3aYLavYaJ_hg7bM8g

This episode is brought to you by Sendlane.     Our brains release unique neurotransmitters to support energy, mood, sleep, and more. Chris and Joe Claussen tell us that First Person is the first supplement system designed to target and support them separately, allowing you to enhance your mental wellbeing when and how you choose. Chris says, “The good news, the sooner you start, the better. It's definitely not too late. Part of our big message across the board is whether it's for cognitive decline or just general wellbeing don't wait until it's broken. Get these things taken care of along the way, cross the river while it's just a little stream don't wait until it's a roaring river.” Today we have talked with Chris and Joe Claussen, the Co-founders of First Person. First Person is a company which produces naturally advanced and scientifically based brain supplements which are made from functional mushrooms. Today in this episode we discuss: * Why Chris is grateful to the chaos of his life which strengthened him * Why Joe is grateful to the people who believed in them and helped them? * How can this brand be a great help for the future and society? * How Psychedelics and Mushrooms can help people to get connected with nature and the natural system. * Why taking care of brain health in early age is so important to preventing dementia * What is the mission of this brand? * The science behind the mushrooms? * What is a functional mushroom? * 3 pillars of First Person * What is micro-dosing? Why is it important? * What do the products look like? * What is the ideal age group for using this product? * Are there restrictions while using this product? * Why does deep sleep matter? * Alternatives of drinking in social situations Join Ramon Vela, Chris and joe Claussen as they break down the inside story on The Story of a Brand. For more on First Person, visit: https://getfirstperson.com/ Subscribe and listen to the podcast on all major apps. Simply search for “The Story of a Brand,” or click here to listen on your favorite podcast player: Listen now. * This episode is brought to you by Sendlane. Alright, guys, here's the deal: I have a gift for you from our primary sponsor — Sendlane. They're giving away their online course eCommerce Academy - Email & SMS Marketing! This course gives you the step-by-step playbook to drive more revenue and retention with email & SMS. This is typically a $500 package, but for our listeners, it's entirely FREE when you get started with your FREE 14-day trial of Sendlane. When you do, chat with their support team and let them know you're one of our listeners to get full access to hours of course content that will help you make email marketing your #1 growth engine. Visit https://storybrandgift.com to get the details, sign up for a free trial and get your gift!