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Highly Trained Medical Leeches. Happy True Star Wars Day. All my fancy friends are coming over tonight! Let The Turds Fly. Gay Mini Fridge. I changed blood with my dad, what did you do this weekend? Alternashug. Covered in Leprechaun Shit. Tina Ran Bartertown. Deep Fake Fried Paula Deen. A Metal Lathe is Like a Wood Lathe but for Metal. National is fine. League is fine. No more Zingers, ya fatty! I Take Care of the Two, My Name is MAX. I'm looking at the Manatee in the mirror with Wendi and more on this episode of The Morning Stream. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The Scuffed Soccer Podcast | USMNT, Yanks Abroad, MLS, futbol in America
Wanted to get somebody from St. Louis to join to talk about the new MLS team, the response from the city, and the history of soccer there. Got Ty Keough, a former national team player, coach and broadcaster whose dad was one of the five St. Louis natives on the U.S. team that beat England at the 1950 World Cup. Covered a lot of ground, including Ty's family's trip to Guadalajara to see the 1970 World Cup. This episode was produced with the help of William Gordon of American Soccer Corps, who is an unsurpassed expert on the history of soccer in America. Follow him and learn about his work here: https://twitter.com/USASoccerStory ----Scuffed is an ad-free podcast. Support that and get exclusive episodes once a week, plus access to the Discord and live call-in shows, by signing up for our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/scuffed
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Join Dr. Jeffrey Gladden, Steve Reiter and Joe Baffone in this episode of the Gladden Longevity Podcast. Joe is Co-Founder and CEO of Annexus Health, the leading healthcare technology company that is revolutionizing the patient access journey by delivering innovative solutions that reduce financial and administrative burdens to improve access, speed, and adherence to critical care. In his role as CEO, Joe takes a servant-leader approach and is as passionate about empowering others as he is about breaking down barriers to patient care. His work overseeing business development, strategy, and culture at Annexus Health is informed by over two decades of experience working in life sciences. Most recently, prior to co-founding Annexus Health, Joe spent seven years as a principal at onPoint Oncology, where he concepted, built, implemented, and monetized cancer access solutions. A devout Christian, Joe relies on his faith, which is central to his personal and professional decision-making. He and his wife, Jeanie, have three children, one of whom Joe has the privilege of working with at Annexus Health. This episode discusses improving the management of the patient care journey in complex disease states and the impact on longevity. As the podcast progresses, they talk about the administrative and financial challenges of the patient care journey in complex disease states as having an outsized impact on longevity. In addition, they consider the meaningful impact in complex disease states that requires provider centricity to be patient-focused and outcome-driven and that disruptive ecosystem-conscious technology approaches can be the most meaningful innovation in our healthcare system. Listen to this episode to learn about making a 100 the new 30 and living young for a lifetime! Dr. Gladden welcomes everyone to the podcast. (1:55) Dr. Gladden welcomes Joe to the show. (2:37) Dr. Gladden clarifies if Joe was the primary caregiver for his mom. (4:02) Joe mentions how his grandfather passed away from colorectal cancer. (6:18) Joe details some of the cool things that have happened in his career. (8:51) Dr. Gladden points out how doctors are caught in the middle between pharmaceutical companies' high cancer drug costs and consumers who cannot pay for them. (10:48) Joe explains repurposing data from other sources. (12:58) Dr. Gladden talks about drugs in the pancreatic space that are so expensive but only help patients live two months longer. (15:18) Joe shares that they have fourteen disease states but that they started with cancer. (17:01) Dr. Gladden discusses giving away care for free and keeping a business afloat. (19:58) Joe says that patient outreach is a critical path they are developing. (21:19) Joe reiterates that outreach is critically important, but they still believe it funnels through the provider. (23:38) Joe speaks about how the nonprofit world is challenging to work through to get to the decision-makers. (25:34) Dr. Gladden asks Joe about his plan for the fourteen disease states going forward. (28:14) Joe presents his vision of creating a technology network using its administrative enterprise platform to communicate well with other systems. (30:48) Dr. Gladden wants to know if there is a focus on mental health to get people mental health services. (32:30) Joe highlights one thing patients should do, and it involves owning their healthcare and understanding there are options to help them with challenges. (34:51) Dr. Gladden gives examples of commercial insurance. (36:00) Dr. Gladden notes that many patients are willing to control their healthcare, but what they don't own is the backend of it. (38:19) Dr. Gladden thanks Joe for bringing this information forward. (44:16) Joe thanks everyone. (44:53) Visit our website, www.gladdenlongevitypodcast.com, for more information on this episode and other episodes as well. Click on the link to let us know what you'd like us to talk about on the podcast too! Follow us on social media! Instagram: @gladdenlongevity Twitter: @gladdenlongevit Facebook: @GladdenLongevity LinkedIn: @GladdenLongevity For more information on our practice or how to become a client, visit: www.gladdenlongevity.com Call us: 972-310-8916 Or email us: info@gladdenlongevity.com To learn more about Joe Baffone's work and/or Annexus Health, check out the following: Facebook: @Annexus Health Instagram: @annexushealth Twitter: @annexushealth LinkedIn: @JoeBaffone Website: AnnexusHealth.com DISCOUNT: Podcast10 (10% off your purchase at the Gladden Longevity Supplement shop https://gladdenlongevityshop.com/)
Do you know your adaptability quotient? No??? In this economy?!? In today's episode, our guest, Liz Tran, shares why she believes that (in this economy) your Adaptability Quotient (AQ) is more valuable than your IQ. For the next few weeks, our Tuesday episodes will feature guests and conversations on the topic of, “Doing Things Differently”. We'll be in conversation with guests discussing how they've overcome and adapted to some of their toughest challenges, and found alternative paths for creative a fulfilling life. Liz Tran is the founder of Reset, a podcast and executive coaching company to CEOs and founders. Before Reset, Liz spent over a decade working in the tech industry, most recently as the only female executive at a leading venture capital firm. Liz Tran is releasing her book, THE KARMA OF SUCCESS, on July 25th. Covered in this episode: Liz opens up about her IVF journey, the rise and fall of her business, and the invaluable lessons that led her to relaunch her business during the pandemic The idea behind Liz's work prayer, and how it helps her connect with her intuition and move past her ego as she forges her own path We explore the limitations of future-visioning from our current state of mind and share stories about the perfection in the collapse of our best laid plans How to use your natal chart to guide you when making big career changes We muse on the saying, “Millionaires don't believe in astrology, billionaires do!” Liz introduces her theory of “the reverse incentive learning curve” and how to adopt this mindset when tackling new challenges What did you think of the episode? Let us know by sending us a note here! We'd love to hear from you. Add yourself to the early-access waitlist to get 10% off the CREATIVE MARKETING EXPANSION PACK and access before the rest of the list on May 17th
In this episode of the Tuesday Ketchup, the boys get downright silly with Matt remoting in from the road. Talking 3 course meals, Water bottles for men, books, and so much more. This ones a good one, come ketch up with us.
Are you interested in living a more Zen, super-duper-chill, relaxed way of life which celebrates imperfections, change as a constant, and a hella cool aesthetic? Um, same! Every Friday, we discuss mental models, new frameworks, and creative habits and rituals to improve our lives. This week we're taking a peek at the often quoted aesthetic philosophy of Wabi-Sabi, a centuries-old Japanese concept that embraces imperfection, transience, and simplicity. We trace the roots of Wabi-Sabi back to Zen Buddhism, the humble tea ceremony, and follow its evolution via Leonard Koren's seminal work “Wabi-Sabi for Artists, Designers, Poets & Philosophers,” and how to apply this philosophy to your several areas of your life. Covered in this episode The foundational tenets of Wabi-Sabi, from its metaphysical concept of the universe, to the spiritual values of accepting the inevitable and appreciation of life's imperfections How you can take the principles of Wabi-Sabi to foster patience, grace, forgiveness, and understanding in friendships How to fostering a more mindful, sustainable, and fulfilling way of life that promotes adaptability via a Wabi-Sabi perspective Where might you adopt a Wabi-Sabi state of mind? Let us know and send us a DM on Instagram or send us a note here! We'd love to hear from you! Add yourself to the early-access waitlist to get 10% off the CREATIVE MARKETING EXPANSION PACK and access before the rest of the list on May 17th
Wendell Barnhouse recalls the pressure of trying to find the right words in the immediate aftermath of the famous Duke-Kentucky basketball game. The overwhelming magnitude felt on press row at that 1992 NCAA tournament classic still lingers. That's one of many anecdotes Wendell shares in this episode from his three-plus decades as a national college basketball and football writer. Hear about traveling to 27 cities in one season, how Bob Knight made a telephone jump, why Bill Snyder made a call with a surprising reaction, and where Wendell had to write from as a Fiesta Bowl erupted with Boise State's trick plays. Wendell's tales from his 50 years in the business also include typewriters, an intimidating first Major League Baseball game, waging an old-fashioned newspaper war alongside legendary sports editor Dave Smith, and finding himself in a unique argument with the copy desk on deadline. Barnhouse was a media fixture on the national scene of college sports for more than 30 years, beginning in the mid-1980s. After three years as assistant sports editor at the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Wendell became that newspaper's national college basketball writer during the 1985-86 season, which concluded with the Final Four being held in Dallas. He added national college football to his duties in 1994 and covered both beats – as well as writing a television-radio column – until his 25 years at the Star-Telegram ended in 2008 with the acceptance of a buyout. Wendell served as president of the United States Basketball Writers Association in 1995. He covered 26 Final Fours, 343 NCAA men's tournament games, two women's Final Fours, and 14 college football national championship games. Wendell grew up in Columbia, Missouri, where his first journalism job was a summer part-time gig at the Columbia Daily Tribune in 1972. A year later, he was hired as the sports editor (one-person staff) at the Hannibal (Mo.) Courier-Post. Wendell spent four years as a sports reporter for the Quincy (Ill.) Herald-Whig beginning in 1974. He joined the sports copy desk at the Arizona Daily Star in 1979 for one year, then spent 18 months at the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, where he served as assistant sports editor. He moved to Texas in 1981 to edit sports copy and layout pages for the Dallas Morning News. That led to his job in 1983 at the Fort Worth-Star Telegram, where he eventually returned to writing. Wendell worked as a correspondent (writer, TV/video host) for the Big 12 Conference from 2008 until 2015. He then freelanced for seven years, including one season of covering college basketball for The Athletic, before retiring in 2022. Follow him on Twitter: @WBBarnhouse Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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In this episode, Isabel and her guest, Lisa Rimmert, discuss the role of humor in grief. Lisa Rimmert, the author of Stay: My Forever Friendship with an Aging Dog, shares her journey writing the book, her initial shock after losing her beloved Dakota, and how humor is a constant, even on the worst days of her life. During their chat, Isabel and Lisa discuss how and when to allow grief to enter the building after a monumental loss such as the loss of a beloved pet. With a game about animal puns, lots of jokes about her stand-up routine, and many things in common, Isabel and Lisa speak candidly about their love of old dogs, how they try to support others during grief, and more. They even discuss macabre humor and why it's not as bad as we may think. Enjoy the show! EPISODE NOTES: Where Laughter Meets Grief
Thanks for listening to Season 3, Episode 31 of Dialogue Alley! In this episode, Erik, Melanie, and Carly are joined by an honored guest, Sean from Potterglot. They discuss:News: New French books.Chinese Audiobook news. Main Topic: Sean leads us on a discussion of scripts. Translation of the Show: The original hardcover Japanese Philosopher's Stone!Dialogue Alley is part of the MuggleNet podcast familyCarly @alltheprettybooks on InstagramErik @knockturnerik on InstagramMelanie @theharrypottercollection on InstagramThanks to our Editor: TommyBe sure to check out Potterglot's website. https://www.potterglot.net/Images of books that are discussed on this episode will be available on Instagram @dialogueallypodcast, as well as alltheprettybooks.net and theharrypottercollection.comJOIN US ON PATREON!! You can get access to our Discord, ad-free episodes, and our BONUS EPISODES! patreon.com/dialoguealleySend Questions and Listener Mail to: Dialoguealleypodcast@gmail.comVisit our site dialoguealley.com We would love to hear from you!Music:The Magic Shoes
Hour 4: The Knicks have a game 4 tonight in Miami and Gio said the Heat have been in control in the two games they won. We could see a lot of Evan Fournier tonight. Even the Heat role players have been all over the Knicks. You have to give credit to Eric Spoelstra. Gio is feeling uncomfortable as a Knicks fan going into this game. Jerry returns for an update and talks about CBS following them on the bike tour while wearing a GoPro. Gio wants Bruce Boudreau to coach the Rangers and Jerry has audio of him yelling at his team. Boomer said NHL head coaches are like furniture, you just move them around. Mike Hill from Boomer's foundation ended up injuring his scrotal sack during the Five Borough Bike Tour. The Devils beat the Hurricanes and are now down 2-1 in the series. The Yankees lost to the Rays after giving up a 6-0 lead with Gerrit Cole on the mound. The Yanks are 10 games back of the Rays in the East. The Rockies took 2-of-3 from the Mets including a 13-6 win yesterday. Buck Showalter said they need to ‘play better'. Nikola Jokic shoved the owner of the Suns when he went into the stands to retrieve a ball for some reason. In the final segment of the show, we talked more about the Five Borough Bike Tour from yesterday and who might be the next Head Coach of the Rangers.
We sit down with Personal Injury Attorney, Terrance Hogan, to discuss the relationship between a personal injury case and automobile insurance, and what you should and shouldn't do in the event of an accident. In this interview, Terry discusses the following:• The types and minimum amounts of automobile insurance that are required in Oregon.• Understanding how minimum and maximum coverage works in an accident.• What bodily injury and property damage liability covers.• The difference between liability coverage and personal injury protection (pip). • Coverages that pay if you or your passengers are injured in an accident, regardless of who is at fault.• When you should and shouldn't talk to insurance companies in the event of an accident. • What you need to be very aware of when providing a recorded statement.• Understand that the other person's insurance company is your adversary.• What happens if the other driver is uninsured.• Why you may need the assistance of an attorney even when talking with your insurance company about the accident.If you would like to speak with one of our attorneys, please call our office at (503) 227-0200, or visit our website at https://www.pacificcascadelegal.com.Disclaimer: Nothing in this communication is intended to provide legal advice nor does it constitute a client-attorney relationship, therefore you should not interpret the contents as such.
Though it seems a little tougher the need has not been greater than NOW to win this generation. They guys give each other a little support on giving others support.
Toby and Brett start off the podcast by discussing who will host the Premier League Championship next and wonder if Liverpool coach, Jurgen Klopp, could move on from the club. Next, they preview this week's matchups between Newcastle/Arsenal, Chelsea/Bournemouth, Man City/Leeds, Tottenham/Crystal Palace, Liverpool/Brentford, and West Ham/Man U before wrapping things up with the 5-Pint Pickoff. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Song covers. That's what this episode is all about. Do you love them or hate them? Should artists just release their own work? Is it lazy? Or is it a way of them showing their appreciation for another artist? We're joined by Beans' cousin Beau in Texas and his pal Kevin who is currently in California. We look at the covers that we love and share a few titbits of trivia along the way. Do you prefer Bob Dylan's or Jimi Hendrix's version of All along the watchtower? What about the Zutons or Amy Winehouse's Valerie... let us know what you think and which covers you love. Go grab yourself a cold one, kick back and enjoy. Did you know that you can get 20% off your order at ollys-ollys.com just by listening to this podcast. The opening music is "London Bayou" by Oscar Albis Rodriguez and the closing music is "BDS" by Lewis Pickford. tallboyradio.com
A regal theme on this week's podcast after a frenetic week of action.As the UK is set to officially crown Charles III, in Spain it is the King's Cup which is the focus this weekend. Join Matt Clark (@MattClark_08) and Paco Polit (@pacopolitENG) to review Matchday 33 and look ahead to Saturday's showpiece in Seville.In LaLiga, a few big questions were answered and others moved a long way towards being resolved.Barça recorded a record-equalling 11th 1-0 victory to put themselves one step away from confirming their title. They will be crowned if they win away at Espanyol next weekend. We also discussed some significant off-field developments at Camp Nou.Real Madrid's abdication from the throne is confirmed as they slipped to third after a defeat at Real Sociedad. Imanol's side are getting closer and closer to securing Champions League football.Atleti are now a free-scoring Antoine Griezmann machine and they scored five for the second successive match.At the bottom, Elche's relegation was confirmed as Almería beat them 2-1. Elsewhere, José Bordalás was back at the Coliseum and it was as if he had never left. The battle to avoid joining Elche is hotter than ever, with five points separating six clubs.There's praise for Girona too, as they are 7th and now best-placed to grab a potential European spot. In Part Two, we preview the highly-anticipated Copa del Rey final on Saturday night. We deliberate on how the teams arrive, what it would mean to win it, and how the game might pan out.Before we finish, Paco gives us his take on the outcome of the final, with both his head and his heart competing. Whatever the end result, we hope it provides a spectacle fit for a King.As always, keep across everything @LaLigaLowdown and subscribe to our Substack at lllonline.substack.com. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
On this week's episode of AvTalk, a swarm of bees delays a Delta flight to Atlanta. Go First declares bankruptcy and places the blame at Pratt and Whitney's feet. And Ian wants to drive ZeroAvia's HyperTruck. Covered in bees! An Atlanta-bound Delta Air Lines A320 was delayed in Houston thanks to a swarm of bees […] The post AvTalk Episode 214: Covered in bees! appeared first on Flightradar24 Blog.
FTC comes down on Meta monetizing minors CISA urges adoption of Covered List Almost half of HTML attachments found malicious Thanks to today's episode sponsor, TrendMicro Cybersecurity is not just about protection, it's about foresight, agility, and resilience. Navigating a new era of cyber risk demands evolved strategies, new frameworks, and integrated tools to equip security teams to anticipate and defend against even the most advanced attacks. Trend Micro, the global leader in cybersecurity is bringing the cyber risk conversation to more than 120 cities around the world in their latest “Risk to Resilience World Tour” — The largest cybersecurity roadshow of its kind. Find the closest city to you and register today to take a leap towards a more resilient future. Head to TrendMicro.com/cisoseries.
Scott Roeben is the very first person to be a guest for the fourth time! He and Jonathan and Lisa dive into what's happening with the Plaza improvements, as well as downtown. Scott re-visits his dust-up with the Sahara, Scott still doesn't get the appeal of pickleball and bingo, even as he was caught in a wave of people exiting Super Bingo. Also: Jonathan tells the story of Big John, a London-based social media star who was the guest of Plaza last month. And there is a lot of pizza talk, including a monthly Plaza special from one of the world's best pizza makers. Hosts: Jonathan Jossel, Lisa Melmed
Wisden Cricketers' Almanack 2023 is the longest edition on record. It not only records the present state of global cricket but also reflects on the mighty global forces – political, social, commercial, environmental – which shape it. Its editor, Lawrence Booth, analyses its content as the guest of Peter Oborne and Richard Heller in their latest cricket-themed podcast.Lawrence begins by hailing the turnaround in England's Test team under Ben Stokes as captain and Brendon McCullum as coach. Although the England team dislike the term Bazball he thinks it a healthy sign that the general public have adopted it for the enthralling blend of cricket they are playing. The only pity is that they are not seeing it on free-to-air television (a topic regularly ventilated in previous Wisdens) but he still hopes that this summer's Ashes series might raise the profile of cricket as did that of 2005. He comments especially on Ben Stokes' confidence in asking for fast flat wickets in the Ashes series in contrast to the conditions in which England have gained all their home series successes since 2001.Above all, Stokes and McCullum have removed the fear of failure from a previously careworn team. He suggests that Stokes's character has deepened from the crises in his life: his empathy was illustrated by the consoling text he sent to the teenaged aspinner he had hit for 34 in an over. He views Brendon McCullum as the most significant cricketer of the last twenty years, given his innings which ignited the Indian Premier League on its first day and his contribution to the re-invention of Test cricket.A major theme in this year's Wisden is the multiple threat to Test cricket from T20 Leagues which have induced leading players in the world to reduce their commitments to international series or even abandon them. Lawrence believes that it is too late to reverse this process but he hopes that national boards might grow sufficient spine to halt the release of players to new T20 Leagues, particularly that proposed in Saudi Arabia, which would transform the international scene if it secures the best Indian players.Lawrence comments pungently on the role of the International Cricket Council on three major topics covered in the Almanack: Afghan cricket since the Taliban takeover, cricket in Ukraine and the sponsorship deal with Aramco. The ICC has developed a habit of ducking fundamental decisions about the governance of the game and most of the full members are in permanent thrall to the financial and political power of India.Continue reading here: https://chiswickcalendar.co.uk/episode-118-world-cricket-and-all-that-shapes-it-covered-by-wisden-editor-lawrence-booth/Get in touch with us by emailing obornehellercricket@outlook.com, we would love to hear from you.
A new report reveals how much clean energy could be generated from putting solar panels on every warehouse in the nation.
Part I. Life and Death of Homosexuals under the Nazi Regime Guest: David Fernbach is a freelance writer, editor and translator. His publications and translations include the three-volume edition of Karl Marx's Political Writings, The Spiral Path: a gay contribution to human survival, and The Men With the Pink Triangle: The True, Life-and-Death Story of Homosexuals in the Nazi Death Camps. The Men With the Pink Triangle appeared first in 1980 by Gay Men's Press in which David Fernbach also participated in the publication and translation of the book. The book is a revolutionary work, and still one of the very few memoirs by a gay victim of Nazism. Written by Heinz Heger, a pseudonym used by Josef Kohout (1917-1994). Part II. Indigenous Justice in Early America Guest: Nicole Eustace is professor of history at New York University. She is author of Pulitzer-Prize winning Covered with Night: A Story of Murder and Indigenous Justice in Early America (2021). The post Life and Death of Homosexuals under the Nazi Regime appeared first on KPFA.
My guest today is Ron Callan, Born and raised Napa California Napa high grad, Linfield University grad, Worked in Boise KTVB, Spokane co-host PM magazine, KIRO TV and radio 23 years, Seahawks pregame and sidelines 1995-2002, Fox Sports NW and KOMO 3 years, KPAM 860 Portland 13 years, Oregon State Beaver Football pregame sidelines 2007-present as well as the Oregon State Beavers Play By Play announcer for Women's hoops 2007-present. I good friend Ron and I have the chance to connect after nearly 17 years we haven't seen each other. I love talking sports, and hearing his amazing stories. We also share a little be about 2 Seattle Radio & Sports Icons, in Dori Monson and John Clayton both passed last year. I also want to Thanks Jessica Lynne Witty & Chris Jones sharing their song "Own Damn Party" Rocky Michaels "Better Man" & Sydney Irving "Seasons Change", and a funny clip I shared from Comedian Ken Davis. Also as always thank you to my sponsors; Lone Star Donuts, Taquiza & Taquiza Street & Double D's BBQ & Smokery. Also please check out the website @ www.chitnchatpodcast.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jody-shuffield/message
The devil's arrows are dipped in the tar of deceit and lit by the flame of wickedness. Lies, deception, half-truths, doubts: These are what the flaming darts are made of. The shield of faith is the believer's only hope when it comes to defending against these attacks. The promises of God, assurance of salvation, eternal blessings in the Gospel of Christ: These are what the shield of faith are made of. The believer's hope is that, in all circumstances, the shield of faith will hold up against the schemes of the devil. Therefore, it is our duty to make faithful use of it.Main Idea: Take up the shield of faithPassage: Ephesians 6:16
Despite the title of this week's episode of Covered with the Utah FOP, the Covered Crew isn't here to just talk about digestive health. The boys are joined once again by special guest Leslie Carpenter to talk about the politics of yesterday, today, and tomorrow, and how to be prepared with all of the rapid advancements in technology. Tune in for a 'deep' discussion, and remember: 45 to stay alive!For more information about the Utah Fraternal Order of Police, visit our website at www.UtahStateFOP.com and stay tuned for the next episode of Covered with the Utah FOP.
Join Tom Corless for a news recap focused on Disney parks and resorts around the world. WDW News Today is released every Monday, Wednesday and Friday on our YouTube channel. Join Tom Corless for the latest news from Disney parks around the world. All this and more Disney Parks information and fun await you this...
In this episode, We discuss some sport news including Gervonta "Tank" Davis beating Ryan Garcia, Ime Udoka new job in Houston, Lamar Jackson's new contract & KD's lifetime deal with Nike. We also go over the new Tupac docuseries "Dear Mama", The Lawsuit involving the WWE, The firing of Don Lemon & Tucker Carlson, Jack Harlow & Baby Rose's new album's & so much more!!!WELCOME TO THE FOUNTAIN!!!!Follow the Pod's IG: @bythefountainpodFollow the Host's IG: @averyfluker, @sna.z_don, @aiomspsi
We are here to inspire, motivate, and provide answers! As we grow, Dan will be adding some augmentation to the podcast and share random thought nuggets that are a bit shorter in length and just meant to inspire, encourage, motivate, and answer questions. One of the things that Bride Ministries Church does is what is referred to as "people time." On Sundays, after the service, we take questions live from our internet listeners, and Dan responds to them. Some of this will begin to drive the podcast.Covered in this episode:The next wave of attack is comingThe next wave of persecutionBuilding bridges to build solutions for those survivors of satanic ritual abuseThe flow of authority in kingdom dynamicsThe importance of ministry activation.
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In honor of the NFL Draft being held tonight, Toby and Brett kick off the podcast by having their own draft of the EPL, where they each select five players that they would want when starting a franchise. Brett's first overall pick leaves Toby in shock, generating many questions being asked. Next, they preview this week's match-ups and give their best bets in the 5-Pint Pickoff. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Pastor Jack Leaman preaching part two of "Covered!" on Wednesday night. April 26th, 2023. Find us online at: Website: www.capitalcommunity.ca Facebook: www.facebook.com/capitalcommunitychurch Instagram: www.instagram.com/ccc_fredericton YouTube: www.capitalcommunity.tv The Conversation Podcast: www.anchor.fm/ccc-theconversation Sermon Archive Podcast: www.anchor.fm/capitalcommunitychurch
Listen now to hear the newest episode of The Employment Law Counselor, Hosted by Jeff Stewart in collaboration with the Professional Liability Underwriting Society. Partner Ryan Warden joins Jeff to discuss the recent explosion in wage and hour claims over the past few years in this week's episode titled “Wage Claims Are On The Rise, But Are They Covered?” Jeff and Ryan cover common issues, including minimum wage violations, unpaid overtime claims and wage and hour class actions.
Bonus episode - Durmstrang!! Covered by Abby!Abby gives us the scoop on Durmstrang, the dark history, past headmistress/headmasters, and famous students. We have a small geography lesson (no judging) and of course discuss Grindlewald's sign, The Deathly Hallows and how it was misused/misconstrued. ⚡️
The devil's arrows are dipped in the tar of deceit and lit by the flame of wickedness. Lies, deception, half-truths, doubts: These are what the flaming darts are made of. The shield of faith is the believer's only hope when it comes to defending against these attacks. The promises of God, assurance of salvation, eternal blessings in the Gospel of Christ: These are what the shield of faith are made of. The believer's hope is that, in all circumstances, the shield of faith will hold up against the schemes of the devil. Therefore, it is our duty to make faithful use of it.Main Idea: Take up the shield of faithPassage: Ephesians 6:16
Endovascular 101 Authors: Sebouh Bazikian - MS4 at Keck School of Medicine of University of Southern California Sukgu Han - Associate Professor of Surgery at the University of Southern California. Co-director of Comprehensive Aortic Center at Keck Hospital of USC. Program Director of the Integrated Vascular Surgery Residency and Vascular Fellowship Editor: Yasong Yu Reviewers: Matt Chia and Kirthi Bellamkonda Core Resources: Rutherford's Vascular and Endovascular Therapy 10th Edition Chapter#26-28 Additional Resources: Relevant Audible Bleeding episodes Holding Pressure Case Prep - AKA/BKA Journal Review in Vascular Surgery: Introduction to Endovascular Surgery – A Prime Peter A. Schneider, MD and Endovascular Skills - history, personal techniques and updates in the 4th Edition Closure devices: Angioseal Mynx Proglide Endovascular procedures are minimally invasive techniques used to treat conditions affecting blood vessels, such as aneurysms, stenosis, or occlusions, by accessing the affected vessels through an incision in a peripheral artery and using imaging guidance to navigate catheters and devices through the blood vessels to the treatment site. Endovascular procedures can be broken down into 4 key steps Establishing arterial access Navigating to target treatment zone or vessel Treating the lesion Closure Basic definition of wire, sheaths, and catheters Wires are thin, flexible metal devices used to navigate through blood vessels and to guide other devices, such as catheters or sheaths, to the target location. They are measured in thousands of an inch A 0.018 wire is 0.018 inch in diameter There are two categories of wires: Flexible and support Flexible wires are soft and hydrophilic. They are considered the “workhorses” because they are useful for navigating through vessels. A common type of wire is called the Glidewire which is slippery and useful in traveling across tortuous vascular anatomy. Support wire are generally a lot stiffer and not hydrophilic. For that reason they are used to deliver and deploy devices A common type of support wire is called the Lunderquist which is used for the deployment of stent grafts in endovascular aortic repair Catheters are flexible hollow tubes used in conjunction with wires to navigate vascular anatomy Various characteristics include the degree and shape of the taper, the lengths, and the stiffness. They are inserted inside the sheath Sheaths are hollow tubes of various diameters that are inserted into a blood vessel to provide a pathway for catheters or wires. They have a one way valve to prevent backflow of arterial blood and a side port that permits aspiration and administration of fluids. They also come with a dedicated dilator which is used to fill the lumen of the sheath and allows the surgeon to insert the sheath safely into the vessel. If the wire is the rail and the catheter is the train, the sheath is the ground. Sheaths and catheters sizing Both are measured in French 1 French equals 0.33 mm. French size divided by 3 equals the approximate diameter in millimeters. Another way to think about Fr is roughly the circumference in mm. Divide by 3 instead of 3.14 to get the diameter Sheaths are defined by their inner diameter (ID) Catheters are defined by their outer diameter (OD) This is because catheters go inside the sheath, so the size of a catheter must be smaller or equal to the size of the sheath for it to fit inside.For example, a 5 Fr sheath can accommodate 5 Fr catheter/devices Of note, the hole in the artery will roughly be 2-4Fr larger than the sheath size. This is important when considering the type of closure that will be used at the end of the procedure. Step One: Establishing Arterial Access Preop preparation: During physical exam, make sure there's a palpable femoral pulse to rule out iliofemoral disease Review the CT if available for high femoral bifurcation or presence of vessel disease Patient positioning on the angio table, depends on the access site of choice. Typical position (for retrograde femoral artery access) is supine, arms tucked. Alternative access sites (ie. radial, brachial, carotid) may require arms to be out and prepped. How do you choose arterial access, location? Depends on location of lesion you are trying to treat and complexity of the path from the access site Size of the access vessel and device size must be considered when deciding on the access site The most common is retrograde femoral artery access When would other access points be used? Radial artery, brachial, antegrade femoral access. The goal, target location, and path complexity defines the access point. Arterial puncture Femoral access: Look for pulsatile vessel on the US (vein is medial, artery is lateral; “venous penis”) Usually access at the level of femoral head for common femoral artery Seldinger technique is used to establish access to a vessel or cavity using needle, wire, catheters, and sheath. E.g. using the micropuncture kit: contralateral arterial CFA access with s 21 gauge needle .018” guidewire is passed through the needle Needle is removed and a short 4 or 5 Fr microcatheter with an inner dilator is passed over the guidewire The dilator and guidewire are removed leaving the catheter in place to maintain access Bigger wire is inserted through the catheter, which is then removed over the wire A sheath is inserted over the wire The overall purpose is to start with smaller arterial puncture and exchange to larger size to minimize complication should the access fail Often, percutaneous closure devices are preloaded at this step. We will discuss this later. Step Two: Navigating to treatment zone or vessel With sheath in place, a guidewire is inserted into the vessel under fluoroscopic guidance. Continuous fluoroscopy is taken with the C-arm during key steps to visualize wire movement The C-arm can be portable or built into the room X rays are emitted from the X-ray generator below the patient And the subsequent image is generated from the image intensifier above the patient Radiation safety: wear protective gear which is made of lead. In addition, use the tableside lead shield whenever possible minimize use of continuous fluoroscopy whenever possible limit use of magnification, and digital subtraction angiography keep the image intensifier as close to the patient as possible to minimize scattering The C-arm can rotate around the patient to get optimal viewing of the vessels Frequently used terminology: 30 degrees RAO which stands for right anterior oblique, describing the relationship of image intensifier to the patient Common projections used for lower extremity angiograms Iliacs: 20-30 degrees contralateral anterior oblique Femoralsl: 20-30 degrees ipsilateral anterior oblique Trifurcation and tibials: anatomic anterior-posterior or 20 degrees ipsilateral anterior oblique with feet in neutral supine position Thoracic aorta/distal aortic arch: 30~45 degree LAO Renals: AP maximizing image quality by limiting patient movement and with breath holding and collimating Contrast Two types of contrasts: Iodinated contrast vs carbon dioxide Iodinated contrast has better resolution but patients can have allergic reactions and are at risk of contrast induced renal injury. Therefore, CO2 is preferred for patients with compromised renal function in which an image is created by transiently displacing blood. The downside is that it has lower image resolution than iodinated contrast, and rare but potentially serious complications of air locking. Power injection vs manual injection When using power injection, you have control over pressure, the amount of contrast, timing, and rate or rise of injection. It allows for rapid filling of large arteries at high flow rates. Manual injection is more efficient for small vessels since you can control dilution and volume Types of Wires Characteristics: wire tip, stiffness, diameter, and length Guide wires To assist in catheter placement, navigate different arteries, cross lesions, and deliver devices. The most common sizes used in vascular surgery Large .035” - generally used for the aorta and iliac. Small .014”/.018” - used for smaller branches like the SFA Length: from 120 to 360cm Based on distance from access site to the lesion Long enough to reach target lesions and beyond (inside pt) and deliver catheters (outside pt) but not too long that it's falling off the table and slowing down exchange Flexible vs stiff/support wires How do you decide which wire to use? Typically, you start with flexible wire inside an angle tip catheter to navigate to the target vessel. Once you reached and crossed the target vessel, the wire is exchanged to a stiff/support wire, which allows you to deliver common brands and models used that every medical student should know and the settings they are used in? Example answer: Glidewire (Tumero): a floppy wire with a hydrophilic coating which is useful for navigating stenosis and tortuous vessels and is used in a variety of different vessels. Lunderquist (Cook): it is very stiff and used for endovascular repairs of AAAs Rosen wire: support wire with a J tip with intermediate stiffness. Less stiff than Lunderquist. Used to catheterize visceral and renal arteries. Bentson: starter wire, that's short in length with a very long floppy tip that prevents vessel trauma. Types of Catheters Main purpose of the catheters Allows to approach the target vessel based on the shape of the catheter Allows wire exchange from flexible to stiff Sizes are based on Fr (4-5) 5 Fr are the most common. Microcatheters are for embolizations (2.5Fr) Nonselective (Angiographic catheter) Common types are omni flush, pigtail, and straight They have multiple side holes along the tip so they can inject high volume of contrast into large blood vessels like the aorta Selective catheters/Guide (shape) catheters Have an end hole only with no side holes so they can cannulate specific branch vessels A variety of lengths and shapes depending on the curvature and tortuosity of the pathway to the target vessel. Catheter with specific shapes can align your vector (the force you are exerting by pushing the wire forward at the access site) to the stenotic lesion. Type of catheter that can be used to cross to the contralateral side at the aortic bifurcation – generally the omni. Types of sheaths Size range: 4-26Fr (larger available for endografts) Size is decided by the device you have to deliver to the target lesion Length is based on the support required from the procedure. The distance from the access site to the target site determines the length of the sheath required. Common lengths range from 5 to 110cm What are some of the common sheaths used and for which procedure? For endovascular aortic repairs, Dryseal sheaths range from 12Fr ~ 26Fr with lengths of 33cm to 65cm. For visceral and renal artery intervention, Ansil or Raabi sheaths range from 5Fr to 9Fr, with lengths of 45cm to 90cm. For lower extermity work, Ansil, Raabi, Balkin sheaths ranging from 4Fr to 7Fr with lengths of 45cm to 110cm. Steerable sheaths can actively articulate the shape of the sheath, allow you to navigate and treat more challenging anatomy. Step Three: Treating the lesion The lesion has to be crossed with wire and catheters before treating the lesion. They may require the need to exchange sheath Stent and balloon sizing is measured by diameter in millimeters x length in centimeters Balloons Generally need to exchange wire to stiff support wire through the catheter, then the catheter is exchanged over the wire with the balloon mounted catheter Balloons have a wide variety of diameters and lengths Nominal vs Burst pressures Nominal: pressure is where the balloon will inflate to the labeled diameter Burst: pressure where 99.9% of tested balloons ruptured Typically you inflate to nominal but can go higher depending on the type of lesion Compliant balloon vs a semi-compliant vs non-compliant balloon Most of the time, we use a compliant balloon, but in certain situations where we need high pressure dilation, we use non-compliant balloon. This has to do with the nature of the lesion and risk of vessel rupture. Additional features Cutting balloons have microblades on the wall. So the idea is to perform control rupture of calcified atherosclerotic lesions, so that the expansion happens more evenly. Drug coated balloons are coated with paclitaxel to reduce the risk of neo-intimal hyperplasia So, it is sometimes used in peripheral cases where the surgeons feel that the lesions are more prone to developing neo-intimal hyperplasia or areas that have restenosed. Stents small mesh-like device made of metal that is used to prop open a blocked or narrow blood vessel. It is inserted through a catheter and deployed at the site of the blockage to improve blood flow and reduce the risk of future blockages. balloon expandable vs self-expanding stents Balloon expandable Better radial force at the time of deployment More accurate deployment Mounted on balloons, so it is more difficult to track them across tight stenosis. May cause damage to the surrounding tissue due to balloon inflation. Self-expanding Usually more flexible in tortuous vessels More resistant to kinking Higher risk of migration or dislodgement during deployment Post-dilation is often needed covered stents vs bare metal stents Covered stents Covered by PTFE, polyurethane, or silicone May be more resistant to in-stent restenosis, compared to bare metal stents. useful in ruptured vessel EVAR/TEVAR/FEVAR devices are essentially fancy covered stents. Step Four: Closure Hole in the artery is outer diameter of the sheath, and is bigger than the sheath size since sheath is measured by inner diameter Manual compression Direct pressure with fingertips Enough pressure without bleeding, but not too much that it cuts off circulation No peeking! Timing depends on sheath size, coagulation status, and vessel health. Closure devices Extravascular plug Angio-seal: sandwiches the arteriotomy with a biodegradable anchor and collagen sponge. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XhgAs2SxNjA Mynx: utilized a small balloon to create temporary hemostasis within the artery and covers the outside with a polyethylene glycol sealant. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_kcJM1lnQo8 Suture-based Sometimes placed at beginning of the case for large bore access Proglide: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wol22SlEpxE Complications What are the most common complications that you experience and how do you mitigate them? Access site Hematoma, pseudoaneruysm, AV fistula, occlusion, infection Navigation related Dissection, perforation, thromboembolism Systemic Contrast induced AKI —----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please share your feedback through our Listener Survey! 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Chocolate Covered Cashews Day, National Clean Out Your Medicine Cabinet Day occurs annually on the third Friday in April. The day aims to raise awareness and effectively rid homes of unused or expired prescription and over-the-counter medications sitting in medicine cabinets, nightstands, or kitchen cabinets that have the potential for misuse or abuse by family members, friends, or visitors. Each year on April 21st, National Kindergarten Day honors the birthday of the man who started the first Kindergarten. Friedrich Wilhelm August Fröbel (April 21, 1782 – June 21, 1852) is credited with starting the very first Kindergarten in Germany in 1837. Frobel was a German teacher and a student of Johann Pestalozzi. Frobel laid a foundation for modern education, recognizing that children learn through play and experience. Recent Bistro AND MAC Award Winner Ann Talman returns to our show today! Ann Talman was born in Welch, West Virginia. She is an actress and writer, known for Limitless (2011), Wall Street (1987) and Serendipity (2001).
Toby and Brett open up the podcast by answering Toby's question, if you had one night in Amsterdam, which soccer player would you want to spend it with? Following this, they get right into their weekly preview and discuss Newcastle/Tottenham, Arsenal/Southampton, and Liverpool/Nottingham Forrest. They then get into the FA Cup, before giving their best bets in the 5-Pint pickoff. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
We are here to inspire, motivate, and provide answers! As we grow, Dan will be adding some augmentation to the podcast and share random thought nuggets that are a bit shorter in length and just meant to inspire, encourage, motivate, and answer questions. One of the things that Bride Ministries Church does is what is referred to as "people time." On Sundays, after the service, we take questions live from our internet listeners, and Dan responds to them. Some of this will begin to drive the podcast. Covered in this episode: The next wave of attack is coming,The next wave of persecution.Building bridges to build solutions for those survivors of satanic ritual abuseThe flow of authority in kingdom dynamics.The importance of ministry activation. Then we ENCOURAGE you to do 4 QUICK THINGS!! Sign up to be a podcast member www.danduval.com Be sure to check out and like our new Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/DiscoveringTruthNetworkSubscribe to the new podcast YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5nxloF2rt7-dXkjppGHdFA AND Subscribe to our Rumble Channel, where we will post all of our interviews that are TOO HOT for YouTube DiscoveringTruthNetwork (rumble.com)
Special guest Deshana Palmer shares her story of surviving childhood abuse and finding strength through God's forgiveness.
Pastor Jack Leaman preaching Wednesday night. April 19th, 2023. Find us online at: Website: www.capitalcommunity.ca Facebook: www.facebook.com/capitalcommunitychurch Instagram: www.instagram.com/ccc_fredericton YouTube: www.capitalcommunity.tv The Conversation Podcast: www.anchor.fm/ccc-theconversation Sermon Archive Podcast: www.anchor.fm/capitalcommunitychurch
Ricky Greenwood was working in Canadian mainstream entertainment before reluctantly accepting a job in the adult industry. 6 years and a wildly successful directing career later, is glad he made the leap! Ricky tells Holly about his fascination with nuns and Nunsploitation, why horror and porn are a perfect match, and how it's so much more satisfying to make porn films over mainstream films. Plus - he recounts some nasty locations he's shot at, and the sex lesson he had to give a performer on set! Support our show by supporting our sponsors! Try Beducated for 1 day for FREE and get 65% off Beducated's yearly pass: Beducated – Learn How to Have Great Sex There's nothing hotter than harder and longer lasting erections! Try BlueChew FREE when you use our promo code HOLLY at checkout - just pay $5 for shipping! Want more from this podcast? Get access to tons of perks by joining my Patreon! We have exclusive bonus content such as live streams of our interviews, early releases, exclusive Q&As, access to my fine art photography and video, plus so much more! Join our community now at http://Patreon.com/hollyrandallunfiltered
This conversation was just too big to limit to one episode! So here you go - part 1 of Steve's sit down with Eric Bischoff! Covered in this go 'round: Buffalo Bill Cody Beer, mules & horses, AWA's Verne Gagne, DDP, Hulk Hogan, the beginning of the end of WCW, bow hunting, flying lessons, Eric's modeling career, and Malaysian Flight 370.
Bryan and David discuss former president Donald Trump's arrest, and dive into how reporters are covering the indictment (3:13). Later, they weigh in on the conversation between Stephen A. Smith and Dan Le Batard, on 'The Dan Le Batard Show' where they discuss debate television and their parts within the sphere (22:50). Then, they address news that Evan Gershkovich, a Wall Street Journal reporter, has been the first American arrested in Russia (43:05). Plus, the Overworked Twitter Joke of the Week and David Shoemaker Guesses the Strained-Pun Headline. Hosts: Bryan Curtis and David Shoemaker Producer: Erika Cervantes Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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