Podcasts about ekc

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In Episode 31 of The CM Mentors Podcast, Matt Graves and Kyle Grandell chat with Erin Khan, Founder & Sr. Consultant at Erin Khan Consulting.Topics Include:* Augmented Reality* Learning & Development via Technology* Construction is the New Cool* Tech Fatigue* With 1000s of Solutions, How do you Vet them? * ContechReviews.comWatch the interview on YouTube:About Erin: Erin Khan is an established AEC technology leader, with over a decade of combined experience in building operations, data and process analysis, and software implementation. She is passionate about empowering others to adopt technology to improve project outcomes using empathetic communication, team building, and collaboration skills. Prior to founding EKC, Erin served as the National Director of Construction Solutions for Suffolk Construction, overseeing national technology and innovation operations. Erin holds a B.S. in Civil Engineering from USC, a certificate in Business Analytics from The Wharton School, and is EIT, LEED AP BD+C, and OSHA-10 certified.To Connect with Erin: Instagram: @erinkhanconsulting TikTok: @erinkhanconsultingYouTube: @erinkhanconsultingLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/erin-khan-655a761a/https://erinkhanconsulting.com/ Get full access to Construction Yeti at constructionyeti.substack.com/subscribe

Organisers of a car show in Kent over the bank holiday weekend have faced criticism after some people trying to get there were stuck in delays for more than two hours.The BHP Performance Show took place at the county showground at Detling near Maidstone on Monday.Also in today's podcast, some teachers in Kent are back out on strike today.Marches were due to take place in Tunbridge Wells and Broadstairs as they call for better pay and conditions.We've been hearing how students from East Kent College will have the opportunity to build a huge new development in Folkstone.EKC is the largest provider of construction training in the country, and a new partnership with Otterpool Park will allow local students to work on site.  The plans include 10,000 homes, schools, workspaces as well as green spaces and leisure, arts and culture facilities.With the countdown to the Coronation well and truly under way - all this week, we're going to be hearing from people across the county who'll be marking the occasion.Today, we've been speaking to a team leader at Battersea Brands Hatch where Queen Consort Camilla is patron.And in sport, hear from the Gillingham boss Neil Harris and goalkeeper Glenn Morris following their final home game of the season.

Stef is Co-founder and board member of the Belgium Kubb Federation "kubbfederatie" and of the European Kubb Association. He and his team also were the 2nd host of the European Kubb Championships in Antwerp, Belgium. In this episode speak about: - Stefs own Kubb story - his new team "Beast" and their ambitions - Kubb in Belgium - & why it is hard to promote Kubb all over Belgium - learnings from make decisions with the Kubb community - why and how they organized the EKC in Belgium

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2023.01.09.523292v1?rss=1 Authors: Almacellas Barbanoj, A., Graham, R. T., Maffei, B., Carpenter, J. C., Leite, M., Hoke, J., Hardjo, F., Scott-Solache, J., Chimonides, C., Schorge, S., Kullmann, D. M., Magloire, V., Lignani, G. Abstract: Focal Cortical Dysplasias (FCDs) are a common subtype of malformation of cortical development, which frequently present with a spectrum of cognitive and behavioural abnormalities as well as pharmacoresistant epilepsy. FCD type II is typically caused by somatic mutations resulting in mTOR hyperactivity, and is the commonest pathology found in children undergoing epilepsy surgery. However, surgical resection does not always result in seizure freedom, and is often precluded by proximity to eloquent brain regions. Gene therapy is a promising potential alternative treatment and may be appropriate in cases that represent an unacceptable surgical risk. Here, we evaluated a gene therapy based on overexpression of the Kv1.1 potassium channel in a mouse model of frontal lobe FCD. An engineered potassium channel (EKC) transgene was placed under control of a human promoter that biases expression towards principal neurons (CAMK2A) and packaged in an adeno-associated viral vector (AAV9). We used an established FCD model generated by in utero electroporation of frontal lobe neural progenitors with a constitutively active human RHEB plasmid, an activator of mTOR Complex 1. First, we further characterised this by quantifying electrocorticograms and behavioural abnormalities, both in mice developing spontaneous generalised seizures and in mice only exhibiting abnormal interictal discharges. Then, using continuous video-electrocorticogram recordings from epileptic mice before and after injection of AAV9-CAMK2A-EKC in the dysplastic region, we observed a robust decrease in the frequency of seizures and in interictal activity, compared to mice injected with a control viral vector. Despite the robust anti-epileptic effect of the treatment, there was neither an improvement nor a worsening of performance in behavioural tests sensitive to frontal lobe function. AAV9-CAMK2A-EKC had no effect on interictal activity or behaviour in non-epileptic mice. AAV9-CAMK2A-EKC gene therapy is a promising therapy with translational potential to treat the epileptic phenotype of mTOR-related malformations of cortical development. Cognitive and behavioural co-morbidities may, however, resist an intervention aimed at reducing circuit excitability. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info Podcast created by Paper Player, LLC

Join us for an interview with Erica Kuhl, who is the CEO & Strategic Community Consultant at EKC. She tells us all about the early days of 'community' building and how the burgeoning field is a great place for Catalysts to work in. We discuss flying under the radar to build out proof points and how it is the Catalyst's job to help others understand the value of what they've done, not wait for others to notice and understand. In Before the Lock is her podcast, where she talks about community, customer experience, and leadership at scale. Original music by Lynz Floren.

Spontane Happy Kubb Podcast-Folge als After-EKC-Schnack mit Björn Disch, ehemaliger Präsident des Schweizer Kubbverbandes. Wir sprechen über die European Kubb Championships in Wismar, die Entwicklungen der EKC im Vergleich zur WM und über Björns Kubb-Historie, die eng mit der Entstehung der Schweizer Kubbtour verknüpft ist.

Christian Filippi is from Gossolengo (Piacenza), Italy, and has been training Kendo for over 38 years, during which time he’s represented Italy as a player in 9 European Championships, 5 World Championships, as well as a Coach of the Croatian National Team in 3 Europeans and 1 WKC. Christian currently holds the rank of renshi 6 Dan Kendo, and has a decorated past as Italian champion 4 times, European Team Champion once, 3rd Place at Worlds, and Fighting spirit at the EKC. In this wide-ranging conversation we talk about the importance of understanding the culture of a people and the origins of kendo, the value of remembering your first experiences to share with the next generation, and to adapt and refine the goal of your practice over time. I found this conversation especially insightful glimpse into how a person changes over time, through life experiences, relationships, and taking on responsibility, and I’m grateful for all the wisdom Christian shared in the short time we had to speak. I’m looking forward to many more conversations with him in the future. This episode is also available at the following podcast platforms ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Anchor: https://anchor.fm/tokushikai-canada Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/tokushikai-inside-look/id1523336799 Google Podcasts: https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy8yMzk0OWVhNC9wb2RjYXN0L3Jzcw== Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0Mf1mrLTfVT3Sbu8XM032m Overcast: https://overcast.fm/itunes1523336799/tokushikai-inside-look Breaker: https://www.breaker.audio/tokushikai-inside-look Pocket Casts: https://pca.st/i9qbnxx7 Radio Public: https://radiopublic.com/tokushikai-inside-look-We0ozJ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- To get the latest on what we’re up to at Tokushikai Canada, subscribe to our newsletter at https://subscribe.tokushikai.ca and find us on Facebook and Instagram @tokushikai.canada, and on Youtube at https://www.youtube.com/c/tokushikaicanada

Tonya is an International Literacy Consultant with #EKC who gets to travel the world and accompany students and teachers in their learning. We chatted in depth about a student centred approach, the importance of communication between colleagues and developing the “wonder” in our students. Tonya’s expertise is in Language and Literacy and also Inquiring based learning, so naturally we dove into how those two work together and how they lead us to developing students critical thinking skills!

Keenis returns. We make fun of his ugly swollen eye. We talk about EKC and how horrible it is. Lucas Barbosa drops in half way through the episode. We mostly talk about ADCC.

Combine board games with karate and what do you get? A solution to silly arguments about Monopoly? Nope.It's a brand new radio show featuring Ruth Haigh, co-owner of The Treehouse Board Game Café and Steve Hegarty of Elite Karate Centres.In this episode you'll learn:why and how Ruth and Steve each made their leaps from employees to running their own businesses,how Ruth market-tested Treehouse before leaving her job,the benefits of Karate to children, teenagers, adults - and business leaders,one critical success factor Ruth says made Treehouse work as a business - and her most useful sources of advice as a startup,whether Steve has ever "waxed on, waxed off," and painting a Sensei's fence in Okinawa,an exceptionally important piece of advice if you're looking for business premisesTurning a passion into a business, whether that's martial arts or board games.The Treehouse Board Game café opened in Sheffield 18 months ago and is a thriving hub where guests can "have fun sitting around a table together." You can choose from a menu of 500 games to play while enjoying delicious food and drink. Ruth left a career in data analysis for the civil service to launch the business with husband Andy.There's been an explosion in interest in board games in the UK and worldwide. A new generation of exciting, immersive games offers massive variety. Some involve co-operation, others are competitive, some are based on hidden role-play. Some are over in minutes; others take hours to enjoy. Ruth discusses the reasons behind the resurgence in interest and particular games which are perennial favourites - plus future plans for The Treehouse.Elite Karate Centres (EKC) was founded in 2000 by professional karate instructor Steve Hegarty. EKC teaches the Shukokai style of Karate to over 300 students from the age of 6, with no age limit. It has classes in locations around Sheffield and Rotherham.Steve originally started karate at the age of 6, returned to it aged 13 - inspired by a film which listeners of a certain age will remember well - and has been studying karate for over 30 years. He has been a member of the Shukokai Kumite Team, with successes at British and National Level. He covers how EKC has grown, especially over the last five years; his own continual development; his interest in other martial arts and how to choose a martial arts instructor, club or dojo for you or your family.Enjoy this episode! Timings:0 - 2:48 welcome and introductions,2:48 - 25:57 Steve Hegarty,25:57- 52:00 Ruth Haigh,52:00 - 53:31 wrapping up.Check out The Treehouse Board Game Café and Elite Karate Centres online. Sheffield Live's website is here and my own website is here. Enjoyed the show? Please leave a review or rating on iTunes or Stitcher.

Please join us this Thursday at 4:00 p.m. PST and 7:00 p.m. EST for a live show with host Denise Messenger.  Her special guest is Dr. Kathryn Najafi-Tagol.  She is the founder and director of the Eye Institute of Marin in Northern California and a member of the faculty at the California Pacific Medical Center.  Her practice delivers state-of-the-art care for patients with glaucoma, cataracts and other eye conditions such as blepharitis and dry eye syndrome.  She also is advancing the frontier of ophthalmological care with basic and clinical research.  She has pioneered an innovative new approach for patients who need eye lid hygiene for blepharitis.  She is the Chief Medical Officer of NovaBay Pharmaceutical's Ophthalmic Department and oversees the clinical trials of a promising new medicine for adenoviral conjunctivities (EKC) for which there are no effective current treatments.  You asked for it and we deliver!

Over the last few years, Kansas City's entrepreneurial community has caught the attention of investors, large corporations and the national media. A lot of people are asking how it happened and what it means long-term. Join Kelly as she talks with three Kansas City entrepreneurial leaders—Barnett Helzberg, Joe Lieberman and Maria Meyers—about what it takes to build a sustainable entrepreneur ecosystem. And get details about eKC, an upcoming event that features key people and organizations in Kansas City's entrepreneur ecosystem. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices