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This week were joined by Dr. Jacqueline Douge, Founder of What is Black and our podcast creator and producer.In this episode, Dr. Douge shares:-The inspiration for the podcast-What you can expect to hear in upcoming episodesThis episode is brought to you by:ALIVE Podcast Network- designed with the Black creative and receiver at the heart of the platform. They are committed to sharing high quality programming thats both entertaining, enlightening, and educations. Listen to Raising Joyful and Resilient Black Children on ALIVE Podcast Network, at https://alivepodcastnetwork.com/.Announcements:Sign up for our newsletter:https://mailchi.mp/whatisblack/newsletterGuests Social Media InfoDr. Douges instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drjacquelinedouge/What is Blacks instagram: https://www.instagram.com/whatisblk/

The Security Squawk Podcast crew discusses cybersecurity. The hosts, Bryan Horning, Reginald Andre, Randy Brian, and Ryan O'Hara, talk about the current state of ransomware attacks happening in the world. They discuss the recent attack on a hospital in Tallahassee, which has led to a security issue, and the hospital has suspended all non-emergency procedures. The word "issue" to describe the attack is noted as being too weak, and the hosts suggest it is being used to minimize public fear and legal implications. The hospital has been targeted due to its large amount of valuable data, making it a high-value target for criminals. The hospital is prioritizing its IT systems and bringing them back online one by one. Ryan, Randy, and Bryan are discussing the recent ransomware attacks on hospitals and other organizations. They mention that the increase in ransomware attacks was expected due to a combination of factors, including the position of the hackers, the release of vulnerabilities, and the recent boasting of the FBI and Justice Department about their takedown of some cybercrime groups. They also discuss the vulnerability in VMware ESXi servers, a common technology many organizations use for their server infrastructure. The ransomware variant, DougE, is fast and widespread, causing admins to scramble to patch their systems. The recommendation is to apply the patch as soon as possible and to scan for signs of compromise if the system is left unpatched. The vulnerability is considered serious as it gives the attacker's God mode access to all virtual machines running on the VMware ESXi server. The conversation is about cyber security and the recent ransomware attacks on various organizations. The crew discusses the importance of having an independent cybersecurity risk assessment to understand the full picture of the security situation. They are also discussing the need for regular maintenance and updates to keep systems secure and the importance of educating people about cybersecurity, including the next generation. The cyber experts also mention the recent attack on a chipmaker and a school district, as well as Italy's recent ransomware attack, which was related to the VMware issue. They also mention the use of the Conte ransomware source code by the LockBit ransomware group, highlighting the need for constant vigilance and updates to stay ahead of evolving threats.

Don't underestimate the power of your words for they can change a life.   Don't belittle your actions for someone is watching.  Don't bemoan your situation for there's someone who's worse off than you.  In his full silent strength of things said and unsaid, this is the stance that my next guest carries.Sawan Douge is a man of character by choice. His life hasn't been problem free, he's just chosen to make the most of it.  Sawan is a brother with integrity and awareness, action and honesty. In this episode, he shares how his life's challenges made him better and not bitter.I hope this episode motivates you be aware of the power you carry and use it wisely.Want to connect?IG & Twitter: @_shweeze 

Show Summary:As a pediatrician with a health background and as a parent, Jackie Douge has seen the impact of health disparities on Black children and adults in an up-close and personal way. As the host of the podcast What is Black? and the owner of the company What is Black, LLC. Jackie aims to help as many families and children as possible by bringing these conversations to the forefront. In this episode, Jackie shares more about the inspiration behind What is Black? and the impact she's working to make in the world.Show Notes / Highlights from the Show:The history of Jackie's podcast, What is Black? and how it got startedThe many different factors that can create health disparitiesJackie's journey having “the conversation” with her kids about being BlackAs a front-line worker, the health disparities Jackie has witnessed during COVID-19Jackie's passion for helping families and children and making a differenceThe necessity of uncomfortable conversations to dismantle the various “ism's” (racism, sexism, etc.) as well as uncomfortable conversations with family membersJackie's tips for the next generationSome exciting projects in the works for What is Black?Jackie's Frederick FactorGuest Bio:Jacqueline Dougé, MD, MPH, FAAP, is a pediatrician, speaker, and writer. Dr. Dougé holds a Master's Degree in Public Health from Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, a Medical Degree from Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, and a Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy from Rutgers University. She has been featured in several media outlets (e.g., CNN, NPR, NY Times, Washington Post, and Today Show) and is the founder and CEO of a media company, What is Black?, which creates diverse and inclusive programming to uplift and affirm Black families and children.Show Links:What is Black? websiteWhat is Black? - Talking About Race CourseJackie's personal website - jackiedouge.comConnect with Jackie and What is Black?:Twitter: @drdougeTwitter: @whatisblk Instagram: @whatisblk Instagram: @drjacquelinedouge  Facebook: @whatisblkAbout the Frederick Factor:The Frederick Factor Podcast highlights the stories of underrepresented business owners, professionals, and community leaders making an impact in Frederick, Maryland. You can visit our website at  https://frederickfactor.com/. Or, follow the Frederick Factor on:Instagram: About the Frederick Factor: The Frederick Factor Podcast highlights the stories of underrepresented business owners, professionals, and community leaders making an impact in Frederick, Maryland. You can visit our website at https://frederickfactor.com/. Or, follow the Frederick Factor on: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/frederickfactor_/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheFrederickFactor

The Business of Creators is a podcast for content creators and professionals working in the creator economy. On this podcast Ian Shepherd speaks with the companies supporting creators with exciting new tools and platforms and digs deeper to get the scoop on new ways to create, distribute and monetize content.In this second episode Ian speaks with Lyonel Douge and Vic Boddie from TipSnaps. TipSnaps is a platform for Creators to monetize their fan-base and followers and holds the distinction of being the first black owned creator platform. We cover so much in this episode from the focus on under-represented creators to some amazing case studies of creators from around the world.  Ian is co-founder of Electrify Video Partners,  investing $m in established creators to accelerate their growth. 

Today we speak to Dr Jacqueline Douge who graduated with a B.S. in Pharmacy from Rutgers University. I earned a M.D. at Rutgers-Robert Wood Johnson Medical School and a MPH at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. Dr Douge describes herself as a first generation bi-racial Black woman, mom, pediatrician, writer, speaker, podcaster and child health advocate. Her work is helping others to raise happy, affirmed, healthy and thriving Black children and teens. Dr Douge's website Dr Douge describes herself as a first generation bi-racial Black woman, mom, pediatrician, writer, speaker, podcaster and child health advocate. Dr Douge's Course https://doctorsonsocialmedia.com/douge-course/ ---------------------------------------------------- Looking to build your online business? Grow your email list? Learn about how to start a coaching business? Resources, courses, training and the business tools to make it happen. Learn more at https://sharonmackconsulting.com ___________________________________________________________________________________________ This podcast is designed to help entrepreneurs start and build their businesses. Learn more at Female Physicians Entrepreneurs If you are a female physician join us at https://www.facebook.com/groups/FemalePhysicianEntrepreneurs/ Thank you again for listening, please share with your friends and subscribe to our podcast. If you have any questions reach out support@femalephysicianentepreneur.com Sincerely, Sharon T McLaughlin MD FACS #coursecreation #author #writing #racism #childrensadvocate #peditrician #publichealth #disparity #entrepreneurship #femalephysicians #business #businessgrowth. #realestate #realestatesyndication #womenphysician

Today we speak to Dr Jacqueline Douge who graduated with a B.S. in Pharmacy from Rutgers University. I earned a M.D. at Rutgers-Robert Wood Johnson Medical School and a MPH at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. Dr Douge desctibes herself as a first generation bi-racial Black woman, mom, pediatrician, writer, speaker, podcaster and child health advocate. Her work is helping others to raise happy, affirmed, healthy and thriving Black children and teens. Dr Douge's website Dr Douge describes herself as a first generation bi-racial Black woman, mom, pediatrician, writer, speaker, podcaster and child health advocate. Dr Douge's Course ---------------------------------------------------- Looking to build your online business? Grow your email list? Learn about how to start a coaching business? Resources, courses, training and the business tools to make it happen. Learn more at https://sharonmackconsulting.com ___________________________________________________________________________________________ This podcast is designed to help entrepreneurs start and build their businesses. Learn more at Female Physicians Entrepreneurs If you are a female physician join us at https://www.facebook.com/groups/FemalePhysicianEntrepreneurs/ Thank you again for listening, please share with your friends and subscribe to our podcast. If you have any questions reach out support@femalephysicianentepreneur.com Sincerely, Sharon T McLaughlin MD FACS #coursecreation #author #writing #racism #childrensadvocate #peditrician #publichealth #disparity #entrepreneurship #femalephysicians #business #businessgrowth. #realestate #realestatesyndication #womenphysician

Lyonel is the founder of TipSnaps. TipSnaps.com is a social media marketplace where social media celebrities/icons(Makers) can share and sell exclusive content to their Loyal followers(Tippers).

The death of George Floyd reinvigorated the pulsating Black Lives Matter Movement, catapulting discussions on racism, police brutality, police reform and equality to the national stage. As protest and riots erupted across the United States, people have been forced to have uncomfortable discussions on race. How should these discussions take place in the workplace though? Join host Walter Simmons, as he and multiple guests, discuss the discussion of racism in the workplace in a Workforce Wire two-part series. Guests featured on this episode:  1. Max F. Douge, Business and Employment Consultant, Workforce Services, Frederick County Government 2. Doug Foresta, Director of Podcast Services and Communications, Workforce180 3. Matthew Anselmo, Tour Guide, Palmetto Carriage Works  

Define Racism: The ProblemDiscuss racism as a core social determinant of health: The EvidenceDiscuss strategies for pediatricians to address the health effects of racism on children and adolescents

On this week's episode. I get to speak with Dr. Jackie Douge, general pediatrician and public health professional who is also the host, creator and producer of two podcasts, What is Black and Talking About Books for Kids. She is a staunch advocate against racism and nationally recognized expert in the effects of racism on health.  Some of the things that Dr. Douge and I speak about: how Dr. Douge's own childhood of being immersed in Black excellence shaped her desire to create media and books to cultivate self-love in Black kids. Using your frustrations as Black women to inspire you to start getting active and creating powerful tools and spaces how podcasts can really serve as a venue for Black women in medicine to expand on the 15 minute office visits to really touch on the topics to educate and advocate for Black families uniquely Identifying your unique calling to addressing the problems that are important to you and moving past the fear of failing (and even succeeding) being comfortable to do the scary thing even though the whole journey is not clear and how our journeys have been extremely iterative Links mentioned:  Click here to listen to Dr. Douge's podcasts: What Is Black podcast and Talking About Books for Kids podcast You also can follow her on Facebook & Instagram    Don't forget: Register for the Pivot Into Your Purpose workshop for Black women physicians. To join our private Facebook group for Black women physicians HERE. We have over 1200 Black women and growing! To put yourself first and get the support you need and thrive? Learn about MPOWERED HERE! Find out if you need any personal development support? Take our free MPOWERED self-assessment for Black women physicians HERE About our guest: Jacqueline Dougé, MD, MPH, FAAP is a general pediatrician and public health professional. Dr. Dougé holds a Master’s Degree in Public Health from Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, Medical Degree from Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, and Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy from Rutgers University. Dr. Dougé’s is a nationally recognized speaker on the topic of the impact of racism on children and adolescent's health. She's the co-author of the AAP Policy Statement on the Impact of Racism on Child and Adolescent Health. Her experience includes general pediatric practice, public health, school-based health centers, project management, policy development, program development, program evaluation, health promotion, health disparities, media, adolescent health, school health, cultural competency, and community engagement.

Thursday, April 2nd Featured panelists include:Rebekah A. Frimpong, MPH, President of CR8:BLK, Doctoral Candidate DrPHJacqueline Douge, MD, MPH, FAAPSarpoma Sefa-Boakye, M.D.Gilbert Frank Daniels (Artist - Photojournalist)Raj Shah (Artist - Design/Marketing)Joseph Otsiman (Artist - Actor)Lisa Russell, MPH, World Health Organization COVID-19 Arts Curator (Artist - Filmmaker)Miguel Carter-Fisher (Educator, Visual Artist)Rebekah A. Frimpong, MPH, President of CR8:BLK, Doctoral Candidate DrPHRebekah A. Frimpong, MPH is a dedicated mother, and a Ghanaian-American award winning filmmaker, scholar, researcher, creative strategist, and published author/writer. Rebekah spends her spare time as a mentor to youth and as a community activist fighting for women's rights and global health issues. Rebekah grew up with a great appreciation for the arts thanks to the exposure her mother provided her at an early age. In her youth, she studied tap dance, ballet, and was a saxophonist in jazz orchestra for seven years. It was this exposure to the arts and her experimentation with painting, crafts, and poetry that led to her developing a passion for the arts and serving the arts community. Rebekah currently works in emergency response helping people recover after disasters and continues creating art working as an independent documentary filmmaker.Jacqueline Douge, MD, MPH, FAAPDr. Douge is the Medical Director for the Bureau of Health Services in Howard County Health Department. She is a pediatrician with a public health background and degrees from Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School Of Public Health and Rutgers University. She is also the host of What is Black? Podcast. Sarpoma Sefa-Boakye, M.D.Board Certified Family Medicine Physician, Public Speaker and Global Health ExpertSarpoma Sefa-Boakye, M.D., is a Cuba trained USA, Board Certified Family Medicine Physician and Global Health Medical Expert. Voted Top Doctor San Diego in 2017, and well known for her International work which has been featured on the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) World News, National Public Radio (NPR) All Things Considered and most notably for receiving honorable mention by former Secretary of the United States Colin Powell to complete her Doctoral Medical training in Cuba.As an undergraduate at the University of California at Los Angeles (U.C.L.A) Dr.Sarpoma majored in International Development Studies with a sub specialization in Public Health of Sub Saharan Africa and Latin America. She later successfully attained her Medical Degree in Spanish on full academic scholarship at the Latin American School of Medicine in Havana ,Cuba where she also trained with the National Afro-Cuban Dance Company. Prior to Medical School Dr. Sarpoma also studied one year at the University of Ghana at Legon where she completed field work research on the Safe Motherhood initiative in the maternity centers of Accra Ghana, her country of origin. Shortly after completing her Medical training Dr.Sarpoma became the first International Medical Director of the Birthing Project USA, an organization aimed at increasing Maternal and Infant survival rates in woman globally. She advocates for donations of medical supplies globally and sparked a very successful safe birth kit distribution campaign which resulted in securing medical birthing supplies for more than 10k women in such countries as Ghana, Nigeria, Uganda, Malawi, Honduras and India. She is a true innovator in her field and has lead many medical missions in West Africa primarily in Ghana, providing medical supplies and Safe Birth Kits to families in need. She is also an Independent Medical Examiner offering insight and medical expertise to Veterans. She is currently practicing medicine in San Diego, California where she lives with her family.Gilbert Frank Daniels Ugandan based photojournalist Daniels, known as Bwette, is a former breakdancer turned activist. Bwette develops and executes projects that include hip-hop diplomacy using the art of movement as a tool for youth empowerment and working to use his photography to tell the stories of young African visionaries. Raj ShahRaj is a Senior Visual Designer and Professional Photographer at Condé Nast in NYC and has been an Ambassador for Beauty for Freedom since 2015. He believes deeply that creative expression can provide infinite paths to empowerment. He is committed to using the power of storytelling to move hearts and minds into action.Joseph OtsimanGhanaian actor, producer and radio presenter/DJ, Otsiman is noted for his role as Pastor John Moses in The Cursed Ones and Kojo Bonsu in The Burial of Kojo. Otsiman attended the National Institute of Information Technology (NIIT). He is an AMA Awards nominee for the role he played in his first feature film The Cursed Ones in 2015. He is the Co-Founder of Greenyard Entertainment; a production house that is currently involved in short films and web series.Lisa Russell, MPH, WHO COVID-19 Arts Curator at World Health OrganizationLisa Russell, MPH is an Emmy-winning filmmaker with a Masters in Public Health who has been producing films and creative campaigns and curating artistic performances for UN/NGO agencies for the past 10+ years. An avid proponent of narrative justice and responsible storytelling, Lisa has been a featured speaker and workshop facilitator at some of the leading global health gatherings including TEDxJNJ (Johnson & Johnson), Switchpoint, Envision, Unite for Sight, and others. Lisa is also the CEO/Founder of StoryShifter, a new entertainment portal where tech and culture meet for the social good. Residing in Brooklyn, NY, Lisa is also a teaching artist for young artists in NYC.Miguel Carter-FisherMiguel Carter-Fisher is currently based in his hometown, Richmond, Virginia. His interest in the arts began as a child and was nurtured by his father, the late painter Bill Fisher. At 18 he moved to Connecticut, where he studied both painting and philosophy at the University of Hartford. After graduating, Miguel moved to Brooklyn to attend the New York Academy of Art. There he studied traditional drawing, painting, and composition techniques. After graduate school, he worked at Soho Art Materials, where he educated artists, collectors, and galleries on diverse methods and materials of painting. Since returning to Richmond in 2014, Miguel has taught at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Milk River Arts, Bon Air Juvenile Corrections Center through Art 180, and Virginia Commonwealth University. He is currently an assistant professor and studio arts coordinator at Virginia State University. Miguel’s work has been exhibited at various galleries in New York, Virginia, DC, Massachusetts, Washington, and abroad.

Thursday, April 2nd Featured panelists include:Rebekah A. Frimpong, MPH, President of CR8:BLK, Doctoral Candidate DrPHJacqueline Douge, MD, MPH, FAAPSarpoma Sefa-Boakye, M.D.Gilbert Frank Daniels (Artist - Photojournalist)Raj Shah (Artist - Design/Marketing)Joseph Otsiman (Artist - Actor)Lisa Russell, MPH, World Health Organization COVID-19 Arts Curator (Artist - Filmmaker)Miguel Carter-Fisher (Educator, Visual Artist)Rebekah A. Frimpong, MPH, President of CR8:BLK, Doctoral Candidate DrPHRebekah A. Frimpong, MPH is a dedicated mother, and a Ghanaian-American award winning filmmaker, scholar, researcher, creative strategist, and published author/writer. Rebekah spends her spare time as a mentor to youth and as a community activist fighting for women's rights and global health issues. Rebekah grew up with a great appreciation for the arts thanks to the exposure her mother provided her at an early age. In her youth, she studied tap dance, ballet, and was a saxophonist in jazz orchestra for seven years. It was this exposure to the arts and her experimentation with painting, crafts, and poetry that led to her developing a passion for the arts and serving the arts community. Rebekah currently works in emergency response helping people recover after disasters and continues creating art working as an independent documentary filmmaker.Jacqueline Douge, MD, MPH, FAAPDr. Douge is the Medical Director for the Bureau of Health Services in Howard County Health Department. She is a pediatrician with a public health background and degrees from Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School Of Public Health and Rutgers University. She is also the host of What is Black? Podcast. Sarpoma Sefa-Boakye, M.D.Board Certified Family Medicine Physician, Public Speaker and Global Health ExpertSarpoma Sefa-Boakye, M.D., is a Cuba trained USA, Board Certified Family Medicine Physician and Global Health Medical Expert. Voted Top Doctor San Diego in 2017, and well known for her International work which has been featured on the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) World News, National Public Radio (NPR) All Things Considered and most notably for receiving honorable mention by former Secretary of the United States Colin Powell to complete her Doctoral Medical training in Cuba.As an undergraduate at the University of California at Los Angeles (U.C.L.A) Dr.Sarpoma majored in International Development Studies with a sub specialization in Public Health of Sub Saharan Africa and Latin America. She later successfully attained her Medical Degree in Spanish on full academic scholarship at the Latin American School of Medicine in Havana ,Cuba where she also trained with the National Afro-Cuban Dance Company. Prior to Medical School Dr. Sarpoma also studied one year at the University of Ghana at Legon where she completed field work research on the Safe Motherhood initiative in the maternity centers of Accra Ghana, her country of origin. Shortly after completing her Medical training Dr.Sarpoma became the first International Medical Director of the Birthing Project USA, an organization aimed at increasing Maternal and Infant survival rates in woman globally. She advocates for donations of medical supplies globally and sparked a very successful safe birth kit distribution campaign which resulted in securing medical birthing supplies for more than 10k women in such countries as Ghana, Nigeria, Uganda, Malawi, Honduras and India. She is a true innovator in her field and has lead many medical missions in West Africa primarily in Ghana, providing medical supplies and Safe Birth Kits to families in need. She is also an Independent Medical Examiner offering insight and medical expertise to Veterans. She is currently practicing medicine in San Diego, California where she lives with her family.Gilbert Frank Daniels Ugandan based photojournalist Daniels, known as Bwette, is a former breakdancer turned activist. Bwette develops and executes projects that include hip-hop diplomacy using the art of movement as a tool for youth empowerment and working to use his photography to tell the stories of young African visionaries. Raj ShahRaj is a Senior Visual Designer and Professional Photographer at Condé Nast in NYC and has been an Ambassador for Beauty for Freedom since 2015. He believes deeply that creative expression can provide infinite paths to empowerment. He is committed to using the power of storytelling to move hearts and minds into action.Joseph OtsimanGhanaian actor, producer and radio presenter/DJ, Otsiman is noted for his role as Pastor John Moses in The Cursed Ones and Kojo Bonsu in The Burial of Kojo. Otsiman attended the National Institute of Information Technology (NIIT). He is an AMA Awards nominee for the role he played in his first feature film The Cursed Ones in 2015. He is the Co-Founder of Greenyard Entertainment; a production house that is currently involved in short films and web series.Lisa Russell, MPH, WHO COVID-19 Arts Curator at World Health OrganizationLisa Russell, MPH is an Emmy-winning filmmaker with a Masters in Public Health who has been producing films and creative campaigns and curating artistic performances for UN/NGO agencies for the past 10+ years. An avid proponent of narrative justice and responsible storytelling, Lisa has been a featured speaker and workshop facilitator at some of the leading global health gatherings including TEDxJNJ (Johnson & Johnson), Switchpoint, Envision, Unite for Sight, and others. Lisa is also the CEO/Founder of StoryShifter, a new entertainment portal where tech and culture meet for the social good. Residing in Brooklyn, NY, Lisa is also a teaching artist for young artists in NYC.Miguel Carter-FisherMiguel Carter-Fisher is currently based in his hometown, Richmond, Virginia. His interest in the arts began as a child and was nurtured by his father, the late painter Bill Fisher. At 18 he moved to Connecticut, where he studied both painting and philosophy at the University of Hartford. After graduating, Miguel moved to Brooklyn to attend the New York Academy of Art. There he studied traditional drawing, painting, and composition techniques. After graduate school, he worked at Soho Art Materials, where he educated artists, collectors, and galleries on diverse methods and materials of painting. Since returning to Richmond in 2014, Miguel has taught at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Milk River Arts, Bon Air Juvenile Corrections Center through Art 180, and Virginia Commonwealth University. He is currently an assistant professor and studio arts coordinator at Virginia State University. Miguel’s work has been exhibited at various galleries in New York, Virginia, DC, Massachusetts, Washington, and abroad.

Raising children in today’s world, it’s important that we have these needed conversations about race, inclusion and being tolerant of everybody no matter their skin tone and background. We’re very excited to have someone on the podcast who is helping to bridge this gap and is creating a community that supports black families and people of color in parenthood. We brought on Jackie Douge, pediatrician, children’s health advocate and the host of What Is Black? In this episode, Jackie shares how we can start these open and honest conversations with our kids. She talks about the importance of creating a lived, shared experience with people of all races and the themes her podcast explores including the misperceptions of race that occur in the world. She explains how adverse childhood experiences such as racism can impact a child’s wellbeing and how she hopes her podcast will help inform and educate parents on how these issues can impact their children in the long term while providing them with helpful insight to navigate these concerns as they come up.  WHAT’S IN THIS EPISODE: Informing and educating your children about racism and prejudices that happen in the world Having open and honest discussions about tolerance and inclusion How she uses the knowledge she learns from podcast guests to influence her parenting and work as a pediatrician  Lifting up your kids and sharing positive messages with them  Providing information to your kids and continuing to have conversations about race, intimacy and other important topics as they grow developmentally

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This week, Doug discusses Spectre, Meltdown, and AMD! They talk about what to understand about it, understanding memory,sett and more on this episode of Secure Digital Life! Full Show Notes: https://wiki.securityweekly.com/SDL_Episode49 Visit our website: http://securedigitallife.com Follow us on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/securediglife

Today I am joined by exercise physiologist Tim Douge to discuss what role EPs play in disease management and prevention and how GPs and allied health can work more closely to benefit patients.  

So many people are looking to have peace of mind especially by doing what they love but unfortunately it seems to escape them. This doesn't seem to make sense. Shouldn't you have peace of mind if you are doing what you love? Why is it not happening? Could it be that what one think they are doing is really not what they love to do? Or is there still something missing? There are a few ways to go about answering or addressing this issue. One of those would be from a spiritual perspective, which will be a conversation for another time. Because in this episode our guest - Tamara Douge aka Gemma - shares with us how she is able to find peace of mind by being in the kitchen doing what she love ... cooking. You will hear Gemma share her journey after leaving her home of Haiti and journeyed to the United States. Having completed her MBA and worked in an industry for over 20 years, feeling burnt out by it and having seen the "politics" of the industry from the inside, she decided there has to be more. She started a blog to talk about what she loved to do - cooking, and as they say the rest is history. Favorite Haitian Dish:  Haitian Saying: "Peteet" (I know I'm spelling it wrong but I'm writing it as it sounds). It can be used in a context to show shock; unbelief in a good way such as the word really. Definition of Success: My will to continue to be better  Learn to accept things the way they are Remembering there is a higher Being in control Lessons learned: Life is not about making sure that you are better than others. It’s finding yourself Be open. Be willing to learn. Put your ego on the side. Listen to people. Respond to your environment in a positive way. Tweet:- the goal is not to live forever. the goal is to create something that will. Stephen’s Bio: Gemma, also knowns as Tamara, foodie, blogger and owner of Caribbean Green Living sharing delicious authentic dishes from the Caribbean as well as her creative dishes with her Caribbean taste. She is a culinary enthusiast and the coolest aunty of six nieces and nephews. Her upbringing laid the groundwork for her to inevitably become a wellness and food addict   Contact Gemma: Website: www.caribbeangreenliving.com Twitter: @caribgreenlivin Email: caribbeangreenliving@gmail.com Facebook: Caribbean Green Living Book(s) Recommended: Women of the Silk: A Novel: Gail Tsukiyama Rating & Review: Would you take a few minutes and leave a review & rating of the show at: www.successcaribbeanstyle.com/itunes. In doing so, you will help the show be found by others who would also benefit. Please help spread the word. Also, like the Facebook page at: www.facebook.com/successcaribbeanstyle. Video demonstrating how easy it is to leave a Rating & Review on iTunes: Here’s a video that will take only a few minutes in showing how to leave a Rating & Review on iTunes.

Here is a collection of what I think are some of the hottest tracks this summer. Tracklisting: 1. Lana Del Rey - Shades of Cool (Whiiite Remix) 2. thefaded. - Google These Hoes 3. Carnage ft. Migos - Bricks (Victor Niglio Twerk VIP) 4. Drake - 0 to 100 (Grandtheft Bootleg) 5. Dog Blood - Middle Finger Pt. 2 (Valentino Khan Remix) 6. Major Lazer - Watch Out For This (Bumaye) (Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike Tomorrowland Remix) 7. Doorly - Rush (feat. Soraya Vivian) 8. TyDi feat. Dia Frampton - Stay (Frank Pole Remix) 9. Tiesto (feat Matthew Koma) - Wasted (Ummet Ozcan Club Mix) 10. John Christian - Next Level (Nicky Romero Edit) 11. Zedd - Find You (Dave Aude Radio Remix) 12. Cashmere Cat - Kiss Kiss ($aturn Remix) 13. Sauniks vs. Tritonal - Never Vacant (Sauniks Bootleg) 14. Sander Van Doorn, Martin Garrix & DVBBS - Gold Skies (Instant Party! x Skellism Remix) 15. Victor Niglio feat. Kristin Accorsi - Amani (Original Mix) 16. Schoolboy Q - Hell Of A Night (Yogi Remix)

Tracklisting: 1. Muffy Beats - I Thought You Knew 2. Problem - Like Whaaat (Salva Remix) 3. Dada Life - Boing Clash Boom (Major Lazer Remix) 4. UZ - Trap Shit v16 5. TNGHT - Acrylics (Donkong Remix) 6. Stafford Brothers, Lil Wayne & Christina Milian - Hello (MOTi Remix) 7. Jay-Z - Lucifer (Neon Mansion Remix) 8. Hampenberg & Alexander Brown Feat. Busta Rhymes & Shonie - You're A Star (Hampenberg Trap Remix) 9. Chief Keef - Love Sosa (RL Grime Remix) 10. The Bassist & Triage - Ridin Kleen 11. Ace Hood & Future - Bugatti (Heroes x Villains Remix) 12. Knife Party - LRAD 13. Kaskade & Swanky Tunes - No One Knows Who We Are 14. Imagine Dragons - Radioactive (dBerrie Remix) 15. Krewella - Alive (Hardwell Remix) 16. Exodus & Leewise - We Are Your Friends (Organ Donors Remix) 17. Showtek - Get Loose 18. Vassy - We Are Young (Dave Aude Remix)

Tracklisting: 1. Carnage - Bang (Ookay Remix) 2. Butch Clancy - Lazy Twerk 3. Kai Wachi - Zeh Club (Snails Remix) 4. Zeds Dead - Ratchet (Doug-E Doug Edit) 5. A-Trak & Tommy Trash - Tuna Melt (Grandtheft Remix) 6. Kissy Sell Out - You're Not The One 7. MUST DIE! - Live It Up 8. Marina & The Diamonds - How To Be A Heartbreaker (Dada Life Remix) 9. Zeds Dead - Rave 10. Angger Dimas - Hey Freak (Doug-E Doug's Extended Ookay Remix) 11. Valentino Khan - Spaceships on Bombay 12. ATC - Around The World (Restage Remix) 13. Ozzie & Trill.Iam - Buckle Up 14. Butch Clancy - Ratchet Anthem 15. Valentino Khan - Twerk 4 Gold 16. Mr Vega - Twerk 17. Fista Cuffs - Your Body 18. Mord Fustang - Champloo 19. Kanye West - Clique (Keys n Krates Remix) 20. Zeds Dead - Demons

Rip from my weekly spot on www.bassfaceradio.com, on Dec 26th, 2012. Tracklisting: 1. Crimes - Dope & Diamonds 2. gLAdiator & Chromatic - Gamecube Nintendo 3. Flosstradamus - Rollup (Baauer Remix) 4. Pharaohe Monch - Simon Says (Etc!Etc! & Brillz Remix) 5. Wolfgang Gartner - Illmerica (gLAdiator Remix) 6. Ookay - Jingle Bills 7. Lil Wayne - A Milli (heRobust remix) 8. Wiz Khalifa - Work Hard Play Hard (Valentino Khan & Etc!Etc Remix) 9. Lil Keke & Paul Wall - Chunk Up the Deuce (The Hi-Yahs Remix) 10. Brillz & Teddy Tuxedo - Buckwild 11. Dillon Francis - Westside (Alter Native & Ookay Remix) 12. Chuckie & Junxterjack - Make Some Noise (GLOWINTHEDARK & Wax Motif Remix) 13. Hardwell - Spaceman (Carnage Remix) 14. UZ - Trap Shit V9 15. K Theory - Wot The Gon Do! 16. Kanye West & Jay-Z - Clique (gLAdiator Remix) 17. Birdy Nam Nam - Goin' In (Skrillex Goin' Down Remix) 18. Future - Same Damn Time (heRobust Remix)

This is a rip of my November 14th, 2012, radio show on www.bassfaceradio.com. There are a few skips & pauses in it, from the computer I used to record, I apologize. Other then that, turn it up, and blow those speakers! Tracklisting: 1. Kill The Noise - Mosh It Up 2. Dillon Francis - Masta Blasta (The Rebirth) 3. P Money - Dubsteppin' 4. The Prodigy - Smack My Bitch Up (Noisia Remix) 5. SKiSM - Experts 6. Borgore - Love 7. Etc!Etc! & Brillz - Swoop 8. Filth Collins - Fatboy Riddim 9. Passion Pit - Sleepyhead (Borgore Remix) 10. Danny Byrd - We Can Have It All (KOAN Sound Remix) 11. Friction - Led Astray (Culprate Remix) 12. Etc!Etc!, Brillz & Diplo - Bueller 13. The Prodigy - Breathe (Zeds Dead Remix) 14. Plastik Funk - WHO 15. Opiuo - Fizzle Tickler 16. Mord Fustang - Champloo 17. Danny Byrd - B.R.I.S.T.O.L.

Radio rip from my set on http://www.bassfaceradio.com on October 24th, 2012. Tracklisting: 1. The Prodigy - Take Me To The Hospital (Sub Focus Remix) 2. The Chemical Brothers - Swoon (Boys Noize Summer Remix) 3. UNKLE - Restless (Fake Blood Remix) 4. Frederik Olufsen - Rocks 5. Ajapai - Brain 6. Borgore - Turn Up Feat. Carnage 7. The Prodigy - Warrior's Dance (Benga Remix) 8. Lil Flip - Way We Ball (Crizzly Remix) 9. Borgore - Why Does It Feel 10. Rednek - Silence (Dank Remix) 11. LaRoux - In For The Kill (Skream Remix) 12. Excision - System Check/Catch 'Em By Surprise/Crowd Control 13. Avicii - Seeking Levels (Klubfillers Remix) 14. Avicii - Levels (Vital Elements & Ruffride Remix) 15. Borgore - Delicious

Radio Rip of my Bassfaceradio.com Weekly slot for Oct 17th. This weeks Retro Throwback is a new mix by Jantsen & Dirt Monkey of Glenn Miller's In The Mood. Tracklisting: 1. Doug-E Doug - Intro 2. Figure - Super Sonic Brain Waves (VIP) 3. Madeon - Icarus (Fred V & Graffix Remix 4. Nerd Rage - WTF 5. Doctor Werewolf - Lazer Cat Rocket Attack (Kid Kenobi Remix) 6. SubVibe & Mizuki's Last Chance - Arachnid 7. Dubsidia - Elekktroshockk 8. ASYS - Acid Glitch (Organ Donors Remix) 9. Antiserum & Jantsen - Rock The House 10. Borgore - Why Does It Feel 11. Jantsen & Dirt Monkey - In The Mood (Weekly Retro Throwback) 12. Monstar - Face Fucking Bass 13. Pegboard Nerds - Self Destruct 14. Dodge & Fuski - Got 2 Come Together 15. Ludacris - How Low (Caspa Remix) 16. Zed Dead - Jackie Boy 2.0

01 - Doug-E Doug - Intro 02 - Krewella - Killin' It 03 - Porter Robinson - Spitfire (Kill The Noise Remix) 04 - 360 - Boys Like You (Karton Remix) 05 - Mantis - Fumes (Drumstep VIP) 06 - Avicii - Levels (Vital Elements & Ruffride Remix) 07 - Avicii vs Tim Berg - Seek Levels (Klubfillers Mashup) 08 - Organ Donors - Make The Girlies Wet (Breeze Modulate Remix) 09 - Wretch 32 - Unorthodox (Feat. Example) (Bar9 Remix) 10 - Trolley Snatcha - Make My Whole World 11 - Knife Party - Fire Hive (Krewella Remix) 12 - Tritonal & Kaeno - Azuca 13 - Deadmau5 & Melleefresh - Hey Baby 14 - Swanky Tunes - Blood Rush 15 - Nicky Romero - Generation 303 16 - Felguk - Bassive Kickin' Hard (Disfunction Mashup) 17 - Hard Rock Sofa & Swanky Tunes - Here We Go

Tracklisting: 1. Excision - System Check/Crowd Control/C'Mon (Take Em By Surprise) (Feat Busta Rhymes) 2. Savoy - Under My Skin (DIY) 3. Static Revenger - Turn The World On 4. Eptic - Slime City 5. Mayhem, Logam, TL, Bare & Mark Instinct - Full Metal Jacket 6. Barron & 12Guage - World Of Skin 7. Calvertron - Battleface 8. Jonas Tempel - Be You 9. Soap Dodgers - Ill Minded 10. Dank & Sporty-O - Fuk Haterz 11. Yheti Master - On The Dancefloor (Taso's Juke Footwerk VIP) 12. Tonite Only - Go (Nick Thayer Remix) 13. Skrillex & Damian Marley - Make It Bun Dem (Alvin Risk Remix) 14. Deadmau5 - The Veldt (Tommy Trash Remix) 15. Deadmau5 - Ghosts 'N' Stuff (A-Trak's Short Cuts Routine Doug-E Doug Re-Edit)