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This episode opens our eyes to OB/GYN care/women's health in the United States, stillbirth, infant loss and more. Take a listen as Ann and Amanda speak about their personal experiences and why it is so important to advocate for yourself and your baby! Learn MORE about Measure The Placenta:https://www.measuretheplacenta.org1) Our advocacy website for Measure the Placenta: measuretheplacenta.org2) Dr. Kliman at Yale has a website with more details about EPV: https://medicine.yale.edu/obgyn/kliman/placenta/epv/3) The research page at Measure the Placenta: https://www.measuretheplacenta.org/research (and on this page is a link to a PDF summarizing the research!)4) A quick summary of EPV, and a tool that patients can use to ask their providers for EPV called the "Five Fast Facts About Measuring the Placenta": https://www.measuretheplacenta.org/pregnant (scroll down a bit to find the PDF)Case study: https://www.clinicalimaging.org/article/S0899-7071(23)00247-4/fulltextMerwin's EPV Calculator on the Apple Store and Android /Google PlayCount the KicksPush for Empowered PregnancyInstagram accounts:https://www.instagram.com/orangeafmamahttps://www.instagram.com/measuretheplacentaThank you for listening! Follow us on Instagram & find us on Facebook @sonographersinthecitiesCheck out our story on ultrasoundschoolsinfo!https://www.ultrasoundschoolsinfo.com/scholarship-committee/88 Vietnamese Coffee 20% off your purchase using 'SITC20' at checkout!https://88coffeecompany.com/E-mail: sonographersinthecities@gmail.comwww.instagram.com/sonographersinthecitieswww.instagram.com/lolgesellewww.instagram.com/dmsdiariesWant to purchase a wireless portable ultrasound probe?EagleView Probe:⚠️USE Discount code *lolgeselle* for 12% off your purchase!⚠️EagleView Website:https://geteagleview.com/products/dual-head-wireless-handheld-ultrasound?ref=lolgeselleNeed CMEs? We got you!@cmeultrasoundhttps://www.iame.comMembership discount codes!*10% off 1 year: GESELLE10*40% off 12 years: 12GESELLE*50% off lifetime: LIFEGESELLE
Si is away so Darth hosts Hamzah and Dr Barts to review the 2 wins against AC Milan and Bournemouth. The lads discuss Part 1) AC Milan • Match Summary: Possession, XG, XA, XT, Shots, Big Chances • LFC Defensive Shape and adjustments • LFC dominance and control • Technical note on EPV vs XT Part 2) Bournemouth • Lineups. Rotation, but limited. How are we doing managing the squad? • Bournemouth lineup and approach. Ireola analysis • Match Summary: Possession, XG, XA, XT, Shots, Big Chances • Another game 2-0 up quickly – are there any common themes we're seeing from our play in close game states? • LFC goals, Diaz analysis: Shotmaps, Dribbling, Crossing and Passes Received • Bournemouth 48% possession and 11 shots to 9 in the 2nd half – does it matter? Part 3) Discussion point. Before Milan, Slot said Dom needed more G+A. What's the required level of production for the 4th attacker in a team challenging for trophies Statspacks: Milan: https://drbarts.quarto.pub/cl-match-day-1-season-2425/ Bournemouth: https://drbarts.quarto.pub/match-day-5-season-2425-e9a8/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
In today's must-listen episode, "Breaking the Silence: Expert Panel on Understanding and Preventing Stillbirths," host Danielle Plummer, PharmD, brings together three renowned experts in stillbirth: Dr. Harvey Kliman, MD, PhD, the world's leading expert on the placenta and Director of the Reproductive and Placental Research Unit at Yale School of Medicine; Jennica Hill of Measure the Placenta; and Samantha Durante Banerjee, Executive Director of PUSH for Empowered Pregnancy. Dr. Kliman, whose life's mission is to prevent all preventable stillbirths, shares his groundbreaking insights into the placenta's critical role in pregnancy. Jennica Hill and Samantha Durante Banerjee, both survivors of stillbirth, offer powerful perspectives and practical advice from their advocacy work with Measure the Placenta and PUSH for Empowered Pregnancy. Tune in to hear them dive deep into the vital role of the placenta, essential steps for preventing stillbirth, and valuable resources available for those who have experienced such a loss. Don't miss this enlightening and empowering discussion that could make a difference in the lives of many. About Harvey Kliman: Dr. Kliman, an MD, PhD graduate from the University of Chicago, has dedicated over forty years to advancing our understanding of infertility and pregnancy complications. His contributions to placental research include developing the "Kliman" method of trophoblast purification, insights into trophoblast differentiation and invasion, and the discovery of fetal fibronectin in the placenta. He is currently exploring the critical role of serotonin in placental and fetal growth. To learn more about his extensive research, visit klimanlabs.yale.edu. ***Beyond his research and teaching at Yale, Dr. Kliman consults on complex cases of unexplained infertility and pregnancy issues. For support please contact him at harvey.kliman@yale.edu. To learn more about Samantha and Angel Alana: https://www.pushpregnancy.org/our-team To learn more about Jennica: Mom to Hugo, born still October 2021 http://www.jennicahill.com/, Jennica Hill on IMDb, Watch INTERSECTION the Series (I co-created, co-wrote, co-produced, and acted in it!), Jennica's YouTube Channel Measure the Placenta: Measure the Placenta's mission is to share information about placenta size as a measurable risk factor to potentially prevent stillbirths. Visit Measure the Placenta to find these resources and many more: - List (by state) of providers who will measure using Estimated Placental Volume (EPV): measuretheplacenta.org/providers - How to measure the placenta: measuretheplacenta.org/how - Resources for loss families: measuretheplacenta.org/lossfamilies - Information about requesting EPV if you're pregnant: measuretheplacenta.org/pregnant - How to implement EPV as a practitioner: measuretheplacenta.org/practitioner PUSH for Empowered Pregnancy: www.pushpregnancy.org - Donate to both PUSH and Measure the Placenta at pushpregnancy.org/donate (mention MTP in the comments to earmark) - Resources for stillbirth families: pushpregnancy.org/resources - Resources for subsequent pregnancies after loss: pushpregnancy.org/pal - Empowered Pregnancy Tips for stillbirth prevention: pushpregnancy.org/tips (including - Advocating for Yourself & Questions to Ask Your Provider: pushpregnancy.org/advocate) - Stillbirth Prevention Tools for providers: pushpregnancy.org/tools (including Rainbow Clinic Model: pushpregnancy.org/rainbowclinic) - Order Educational Materials: pushpregnancy.org/materials - Online Pregnancy After Loss Provider Training: pushpregnancy.thinkific.com (use code PPN at checkout for 65% off!) - Stillbirth Awareness PSA Ad (YouTube: https://youtu.be/gwhCok9l-2k?si=jJMtOtbcrfs1MKsR) NICHD Stillbirth Advocacy Working Group Patient Listening Session recording: https://youtu.be/hFjKp-yz6-U?si=RryM422HZ748Do4T National Postpartum Awareness Week for Black, Brown & Indigenous Birthing People: www.speakmovechange.net/paw (recordings from PAW2024) Additionally, reach out to Chasing the Rainbows, a nonprofit dedicated to supporting and uniting baby loss survivors across all 50 states. They provide free daily support, guidance, and resources to individuals, couples, and families dealing with infertility or grieving after pregnancy and infant loss. For more details, visit chasingtherainbows.org.
L'Etat a confié à SGS la gestion du label Entreprise du patrimoine vivant (EPV), en mai 2024. Ce label, créé en 2005, distingue les entreprises françaises artisanales et industrielles aux savoir-faire rares et d'exception. Pour faire le point, SMART IMPACT reçoit Siham Vidard, présidente de SGS ICS, aux côtés de Tristan de Witte, président de l'Association nationale des entreprises du patrimoine vivant. -----------------------------------------------------------------------SMART IMPACT - Le magazine de l'économie durable et responsableSMART IMPACT, votre émission dédiée à la RSE et à la transition écologique des entreprises. Découvrez des actions inspirantes, des solutions innovantes et rencontrez les leaders du changement.
Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science, Patrick O'Donovan TD, today announced 419 primary schools nationwide have been awarded the SFI Curious Minds Award 2024. Led by Science Foundation Ireland (SFI), the programme aims to increase interest in science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) among primary school students, parents, and teachers nationwide in a fun, engaging way. Announcing the 2024 Curious Minds Awards at a visit to Kilbehenny National School, Knockrour, Kilbehenny, Co. Limerick (Platinum award-winners), Minister O'Donovan said: "I am delighted to announce the winners of this year's SFI Curious Minds Awards. Congratulations to all involved - your individual and collective dedication and effort has paid off! Curiosity about science provides the building blocks to explore new ideas, increase knowledge and even unearth discoveries. I want to thank the schools and teachers who have facilitated such enthusiastic and productive participation among their students." The SFI Curious Minds Awards celebrate and recognise the participation of schools in hands-on, inquiry-based learning in STEM. Since launching twenty years ago, the programme has seen students exploring a wide range of STEM activities, from investigating renewable energy, egg drop challenges, growing vegetables, launching rockets, mini-beast hunts, learning about materials and maths through baking, design and make challenges, marble runs, enhancing their technology skills through coding, and using STEM to solve everyday problems. The Awards offer three categories for applicants: The Silver Award is aimed at schools starting out on the STEM journey and involves a minimum of two classes. The Gold Award, which is for schools further along their STEM journey, involves at least half of the classes in the school. The Platinum Award is for schools that have already achieved the Gold Award and want to challenge themselves to further integrate STEM into the school culture. This year, 47 schools received the Silver Award, 346 schools achieved the Gold Award, and 26 schools accomplished the Platinum Award. The schools' achievements were celebrated in classrooms across the country during a virtual SFI Curious Minds Awards Ceremony held this morning, Friday, 14 June 2024. TV presenters Gráinne Bleasdale and Phil Smyth hosted a live-streamed event, which featured a number of exciting experiments. Commenting on the awards, Dr Ruth Freeman, Director of Science for Society at SFI, said: "The SFI Curious Minds Awards are a true highlight of the year and reward the active and ongoing involvement of thousands of pupils nationwide in STEM-related activities. The winners' interest in STEM inspires other pupils - both younger and older - to get and stay curious, all of which helps to build a culture and community of exploration and learning." The SFI Curious Minds programme supplies tools to empower schools in teaching science, technology, engineering and Maths, allowing teachers to spark fun and curiosity both inside and outside the classroom. SFI, in conjunction with the European Space Education Resource Office (ESERO), offers free continuous professional development (CPD) in STEM for primary school teachers, as well as curriculum-linked STEM classroom resources. The programme explores STEM topics through inquiry-based learning. The programme also offers a varied selection of Department of Education-approved summer courses with partners like ESERO Ireland, MTU Blackrock Castle Observatory and Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI). Applicants who complete a summer course will be eligible for EPV days. Registration for the 2024/2025 Academic Year SFI Curious Minds Awards will open in September 2024. Registration for the CPD courses for 2024/2025 are open now. For more information on the SFI Curious Minds programme, please visit www.curiousminds.ie or contact the team on curiousminds@sfi.ie.
This episode, hosted by Dr Ellie Woodacre, features another roundtable with members of the Henry on Tour project team--we discuss the progresses of Henry VIII and the big themes of the project including kingship & queenship, logistics, legacy and performance.About the project: This exciting three-year venture brings together a cross-disciplinary team of scholars and technical specialists from both the academic and heritage sectors to explore, evaluate and reconceptualise Henry VIII's progresses. Led by Historic Royal Palaces in collaboration with the Universities of York and Newcastle, the main research focus will be on the logistics of Henry's journeys around his realm and their performance as a spectacle, their significance in demonstrating kingship and queenship, and their legacy for the study and interpretation of the Tudors in schools and at heritage sites. The project will map Henry VIII's complete itinerary for the first time and the associated landscapes, the routes taken, the venues visited and the palaces, country houses and ecclesiastical institutions that accommodated the royal household. Henry VIII on Tour will thus be presenting new stories, posing and answering innovative research questions, and hopefully inspiring greater curiosity about local places and heritage sites. As well as contributing to our understanding of Henry VIII, his wives and court and the relationship with his people in historical terms, the project will be reflecting on what monarchy and visibility means to us in the 21st century.Check out their upcoming project events HERE.Guest Bios:Anthony Musson Project lead / Theme lead: logisticsHistoric Royal PalacesProfessor Anthony Musson joined Historic Royal Palaces in 2018 to lead and foster a distinctive vision for the charity's research into historic palaces, diverse communities, landscapes and collections. He is editor with JPD Cooper of Royal Journeys in Early Modern Europe (Routledge, 2022).Kate Giles Theme lead: legacyUniversity of YorkKate is a building historian and archaeologist with a particular interest in the study of late medieval and early modern communal and public buildings. As Co-Director of the Centre for the Study of Christianity & Culture, Kate works with national, regional and local organisations to find creative ways of sustaining and sharing their heritage with others.Kirsty Wright Post-Doctoral Research AssistantHistoric Royal PalacesMy research focuses on early modern architecture, politics and government. I completed my PhD at the University of York on the Exchequer of Receipt in the Palace of Westminster, which explored the relationship between institutional development and the architecture of the palace. Toby WardEnsemble Pro VictoriaFounded at Cambridge in 2015, EPV is a pioneer in combining high-level performance with the latest research. Under their director Toby Ward, EPV won joint-first prize at the London International Festival of Early Music Young Ensemble Competition (2020). Their Gramophone award-nominated debut recording, Robert Fayrfax: Music for Tudor Kings and Queens, was released by Delphian in 2021. Their second album, Tudor Music Afterlives (Delphian, 2022) includes new polyphonic reconstructions.
Un aporte de 10 freezers horizontales entregó esta mañana la Empresa Portuaria Valparaíso (EPV) al Gobierno Regional, para ir en ayuda de las organizaciones sociales que trabajan en ollas comunes en las zonas afectadas por el incendio, tanto en Viña del Mar como Quilpué. De esta manera, se busca preservar la cadena de frío de los alimentos que se entregan a miles de damnificados diariamente. La entrega la realizó el gerente general de Puerto Valparaíso, Franco Gandolfo, al gobernador regional, Rodrigo Mundaca, quien destacó que “el aporte que nos hace la Empresa Portuaria de Valparaíso es tremendamente importante, hoy tenemos 66 ollas comunes funcionando en Viña del Mar, Quilpué y Villa Alemana, ollas comunes que hoy están dando seguridad alimentaria a más de 20 mil personas. De las 66 ollas comunes tenemos 42 funcionando en Viña del Mar, 22 en Quilpué y 1 en Villa alemana, que está evaluando si continúa o no, por tanto, las unidades de refrigeración que nos entrega la Empresa Portuaria Valparaíso nos permiten mantener la cadena de frío en alimentos ricos en proteína que hasta ahora no podíamos mantener, particularmente carne, pollo y pescado, y que hoy son tan necesarias sobre todo para los niños y niñas que dependen de esta alimentación”. Asimismo, el gerente general de Puerto Valparaíso, Franco Gandolfo, explicó que “la Empresa Portuaria y el sistema portuario de Valparaíso tiene la responsabilidad no sólo como empresa estatal, sino que también como actor que es parte del territorio de colaborar en esta tremenda tragedia que viven varias comunas del Gran Valparaíso donde hay tanta gente afectada. Lo que estamos haciendo hoy es un aporte para la gente que requiere alimentación y mantener la cadena de frío de éstos con 10 congeladores”. El ejecutivo agregó que “también hemos aportado en otros aspectos como en la logística para el traslado de personas y enseres, aportando con vehículos y camiones, y en otras materias como maquinaria para el centro de acopio en Valparaíso. Por ello creemos que es importante que todas las organizaciones, tanto públicas como privadas, se pongan en posición de colaborar, apoyar al Gobierno Regional, a la Delegación y los municipios porque esta es una tragedia que sobrepasa las capacidades del Estado y requiere de la colaboración de toda la ciudadanía”. Cabe destacar que las ollas comunes seguirán funcionando de cara al retorno a clases donde son 2 mil 356 los niños y niñas que están matriculados en escuelas y que pertenecen a sectores que están siniestrados, por lo que se requiere una buena y segura alimentación.
This podcast is for Vietnamese learners who are eager to learn, study Vietnamese through Vietnamese culture. Practice Vietnamese while learning Vietnamese culture at the same time with EPV. "Xin chào các bạn! Mình là Linh đây - một thành viên của EPV! Chào mừng các bạn đến serie podcast mùa Tết của chúng mình! Ở những tập podcast trước mình đã chia sẻ với các bạn một số thông tin về văn hóa Tết ở Việt Nam. Ở tập này hãy cùng mình tìm hiểu một chút vì sao tiếng Việt mà người Việt luôn gọi “ăn tết” mà không phải “nghỉ tết” hay “chơi Tết"? .................................................................... Visit us at: https://www.easypeasyvietnamesy.com/podcast for FULL transcript of this podcast. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tru00e2m-mai/message
De energieprestatievergoeding 2.0 is een duidelijke verbetering ten opzichte van de 1.0 versie. De businesscase valt een stuk gunstiger uit en bovendien biedt deze nieuwe versie meer mogelijkheden. Daarom loont de EPV 2.0 zeker de moeite. Ook voor corporaties die de EPV 1.0 niet hebben toegepast. Sinds oktober 2023 is de EPV 2.0 van kracht. Waarom zou je hiermee aan de slag moeten? Wat zijn de voordelen? Wat is de financiële impact? En waar moet je op letten? Ritske Dankert ging erover in gesprek met Ivo Opstelten, directeur van De Stroomversnelling. Deze organisatie versnelt de energietransitie van woningen en wijken, samen met leden vanuit de hele keten, van gemeenten tot toeleveranciers en natuurlijk ook corporaties. Meer lezen? https://corporatiestrateeg.nl/epv20-biedt-corporaties-nieuwe-kansen
On this week's podcast, Jeff Klida joins us from Bay City, MI, where he serves as vice president of sales at EPV Screens, the division of Elite Screens dedicated to the custom install market. From front projection and acoustically transparent to ambient light rejecting and polarized 3D materials, EPV provides electric and fixed-frame projection screens that fit just about any viewing experience. Today, we dig into projection screen trends and developments, learn more about EPV's evolution as a CI-focused brand, and learn more about our guest and his career path to where he is today.Today's episode of Residential Tech Talks is brought to you Nice, a global manufacturer of smart home, security, and building automation solutions. Nice is bringing together 30 years of innovation with award-winning products from ELAN, SpeakerCraft, and Panamax, to create a holistic ecosystem for builders, integrators, and consumers. Learn more about how you can create One Home with One Solution at go.niceforyou.com/rtt.
Have you ever considered what goes into building a team committed to working through an eight-figure exit with you? The phrasing of that question is significant. You see, building a team requires a great deal of forethought because it is a tactical movement. Likewise, you want to build a team that will work through an exit and not just to one. But why? In this episode, I take a deep dive into this subject. I'll discuss the strategies of developing your team while driving toward your desired exit, as well as growing it through strategic hires. Additionally, I'll examine the impact a committed team can have on your firm's final value. This week on The Financially Simple Podcast: (0:10) Why I chose this title (3:57) Why should you be concerned with growing your team? (7:35) Why does it matter to your employees? (11:52) How do you build a team that's committed to the eight-figure exit? (14:57) You might need new team members (17:17) Create a compelling EPV (18:30) Don't lose sight of the vision Our Favorite Quotes: "Before You're a leader, success is all about growing yourself. When you become a leader, success is all about growing others." - Jack Welch About The Financially Simple Podcast If you are looking for a podcast that speaks directly to the challenges and puzzles of running a business, you've come to the right place. The Financially Simple podcast was built for you. With over 400 episodes and counting, our host Justin Goodbread covers a broad range of topics, from starting a small business, to prepping it for sale, to growing your personal wealth. Justin's combination of analytical skills, tough love, and a healthy dose of experience delivers practical ideas that will benefit business builders at every stage of their business journey. If you have questions, or comments for Justin, submit those at: https://financiallysimple.com/ask-justin/ Connect with Justin: Financially Simple newsletter Facebook LinkedIn Twitter Subscribe Here: Apple Podcast Spotify Google Podcast iHeart Radio Stitcher Let us know your thoughts about the show - please leave a review on iTunes to help others discover the podcast. Financially Simple is a division of WealthSource Partners, LLC (“WSP”), which offers investment advisory and financial planning services. All investing involves risk of loss, including the possible loss of principal. Past performance does not guarantee future results and nothing in this podcast should be construed as a guarantee of any specific outcome or profit. All market indices discussed are unmanaged, do not incur management fees, costs and expenses, and cannot be invested into directly. Business planning services offered by WealthSource Business Advisors, LLC (“WBA”). This podcast is distributed for informational purposes only. The content of this podcast represents the views and opinions of Justin Goodbread and/or the podcast's guests and do not necessarily represent the views and/or opinions of WBA, WSP or their affiliates or representatives. Statements made in this podcast are subject to change without notice. Neither WBA, WSP or their representatives, the podcast's hosts or its guests have an obligation to provide revised statements in the event of changed circumstances. Statements made in the podcast are not to be construed as legal or accounting advice or as personalized advice of any nature. Listeners should conduct their own review of any statements made or strategies discussed and exercise judgment or consult with their own professional advisor to see how the information contained in this podcast may apply to their own circumstances.
Un aumento significativo en el número de visitantes se proyecta que llegue a Valparaíso a bordo de naves de pasajeros, por los terminales administrados por los concesionarios TPV y TPS, en comparación al periodo anterior. La nueva temporada de cruceros, que comienza el 13 de octubre con la nave “Fram” de Hortigruten, tiene previsto el arribo de 47.950 visitantes, entre pasajeros y tripulantes, lo que se traduce en un aumento del 14% respecto del ciclo pasado, donde la ciudad puerto recibió 41.987 personas. Esta alza en el número de visitantes se confirmó desde la Empresa Portuaria Valparaíso (EPV), al anunciarse hace pocos días el arribo de la nave “Carnival Firenze” al Terminal Pacífico Sur (TPS) para el 16 de abril de 2024 y del “Exploris One” a Terminal Portuario Valparaíso (TPV) para el 23 de diciembre, ratificándose como la recalada número 30 y 31, respectivamente, del itinerario, retomando así las cifras prepandemia. Cabe señalar que el “Carnival Firenze”, junto al “Serenade of the Seas” de Royal Caribbean, que da la vuelta al mundo, y al “SH Diana” de la naviera Hellenic Cruises, que proyectan fecha de arribo para enero y marzo de 2024, tienen la particularidad de que será primera vez que lleguen a Valparaíso, a diferencia de las otras 28 embarcaciones que ya han visitado nuestras costas anteriormente. Franco Gandolfo, gerente general de la Empresa Portuaria Valparaíso (EPV), se refirió a este aumento de visitantes destacando que “Este importante aumento, es fruto de la labor conjunta de los distintos actores de la cadena logística, quienes tienen una mirada relevante respecto de la importancia que tienen los cruceros para nuestra ciudad puerto, y para el desarrollo de una de sus vocaciones, como lo es la turística. Cada uno, desde su rol, ha aportado a que Valparaíso sea una opción real para los distintos tipos de líneas de cruceros, traduciéndose en que hoy -incluso- se sigue trabajando para que esta cifra sea aún mayor de aquí a fin de año, y podamos recibir más visitantes y turistas en Valparaíso, en favor de un mayor dinamismo económico, que tanto necesita nuestra ciudad puerto”. Por su parte, Jorge Sharp, alcalde de Valparaíso, hizo énfasis en el esfuerzo mancomunado entre el municipio porteño y la estatal portuaria para potenciar la actividad turística local. “Sin duda. es una muy buena noticia, ya que sigue consolidando a Valparaíso como uno de los principales puertos de nuestro país en materia de transporte de pasajeros. Indudablemente, el impulso de la actividad crucerista en Valparaíso, que desde nuestra perspectiva constituye un eslabón clave convertir al turismo en un gran motor económico de la ciudad, tendrá un gran impacto a partir del trabajo que estamos empujando con la Empresa Portuaria Valparaíso para concretar un muelle exclusivo de pasajeros”, expresó. Otra de las características de la temporada 2023 – 2024 es que, tanto el “Carnival Firenze” como el “Serenade of the Seas”, son cruceros catalogados como Mega, más ligados a lo recreacional y con un mayor número en la capacidad de pasajeros, lo que se suma a los que comúnmente arriban al puerto de Valparaíso, que están destinados al turismo de expedición. Por lo tanto, este hecho se traduce en un alza en el volumen de visitantes que podrá recorrer las calles de la ciudad y sus cerros, entendiendo que en promedio un turista de crucero gasta más de $100 dólares diarios en sus destinos, según datos de la última encuesta de Sernatur.
I talk with Dr Harvey Kliman about his research and medical opinion when it comes to the placenta, pregnancy loss/stillbirth, & reoccurring pregnancies. He is a research Scientist in the Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Reproductive Sciences at the Yale University of Medicine and the Director of the Reproductive and Placental Research Unit with the following Research Interests: Pregnancy Complications and losses, Autistic Disorder, Endometrium, and Infertility. Dr Kliman is the one who gave me some answers around Brody's death. He shed some light on what could have happened & how we prevent it from happening again. Without his placenta pathology report, I would still be going off of what my OB said, "he was perfect, this was freak, & it won't happen again." False.Here's what we discuss:His background and how he got hereDeveloping the Estimated Placenta Volume measurementsPushback from doctorsCauses of stillbirthCauses of a small placentaHow to monitor if your placenta is smallHow do approach doctors about EPVC***d & the placentaAnd so much more... Important info from Dr Harvey Kliman:EPV: Estimated Placental VolumePregnancy loss: Pregnancy LossesHome page: Reproductive and Placental Research UnitOrganization: Measure the PlacentaEmail: harvey.kliman@yale.eduThis is an episode for those who are curious about the placenta, who want to find answers, who also want to learn about other things outside of a small placenta, & to hear how we can prevent this from happening again in subsequent pregnancies. ***NOTE: this is always an open platform from the viewpoint of the guest and does not always reflect my beliefs. As always do your own research & use your own judgement on what's best for you. I am not a doctor or a therapist. I am just a real life loss mom describing her experiences with life after loss. This is my real life, and I'm putting it out there so you feel less alone. ***For more REAL TALK about pregnancy loss, stillbirth and grief, hit follow!Instagram https: @thekatherinelazarFacebook: @thekatherinelazarWATCH IT HERE: Youtube: @thekatherinelazarEmail: thekatherinelazar@gmail.comWebsite: www.katherinelazar.com Some helpful resources:https://countthekicks.org/https://www.measuretheplacenta.org/https://www.pushpregnancy.org/https://www.tommys.org/ Follow me on Social Media:Instagram and Facebook: @thekatherinelazar
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Intercambiar experiencias sobre el desarrollo portuario y el funcionamiento de los modelos logísticos, tanto en Valparaíso como en Callao, fue uno de los objetivos de la reunión que sostuvieron en Lima, el presidente del directorio de Puerto Valparaíso, Luis Eduardo Escobar, y el presidente del directorio de la Autoridad Portuaria Nacional de Perú, Manuel Hinojosa, en el marco de la reciente conferencia TOC Américas 2022, realizada en el país del norte. El encuentro, que terminó con un almuerzo, se realizó en las dependencias de la APN en Lima, e incluyó un recorrido por las instalaciones del puerto de Callao y sus terminales, y participaron, además, el gerente de Logística de EPV, Juan Marcos Mancilla, y el subgerente de Desarrollo de EPV, Enrique Piraíno. Por parte de la APN, estuvieron presentes Edgar Alvarez, gerente general de APN; Guillermo Bouroncle, director jurídico de APN; Mariela Gutarra, jefa de OTI; Mónica Zapata, especialista de la Dirección de Planificación. Manuel Hinojosa, presidente del directorio de la APN de Perú, manifestó que “en primer lugar, estamos honrados por la visita de Puerto Valparaíso. Nos complace de manera muy elevada recibirlos acá en la Autoridad Portuaria Nacional y, también, muy complacidos por que ha sido un intercambio de información muy valiosa”. Hinojosa destacó la conversación respecto de los proyectos que se desarrollan tanto en Valparaíso como en Lima y aseguró que “la información que nos han brindado es sumamente valiosa y rescataremos de ella qué aspectos podemos mejorar y, por qué no, tomarlos como referencia. Complacidos que hayan venido y siempre bienvenidos en la Autoridad Portuaria Nacional”. Por su parte, Luis Eduardo Escobar, presidente del directorio de EPV, manifestó que “ha sido un verdadero gusto tener la oportunidad de reunirnos con Manuel Hinojosa, presidente del directorio, y su equipo en la Autoridad Portuaria Nacional del Perú. Cada país organiza sus instituciones de la manera que más le acomoda y siempre es interesante comparar experiencias para ver qué se puede aprender del otro. Finalmente, las autoridades portuarias tenemos los mismos desafíos y, por lo mismo, las soluciones en general resultan ser similares”. La máxima autoridad de Puerto Valparaíso agregó que “la gran ventaja que tiene en Perú es que el ordenamiento territorial y la distribución de los puertos, públicos y privados, se ve como un sistema destinado a resolver el tema de movimiento de carga y personas a lo largo del territorio nacional. En Chile debemos tomar las experiencias positivas de otros países, aprender de ellas y buscar cómo replicarlas, de manera que la actividad portuaria del país crezca en armonía con sus territorios y que sea capaz de atender la demanda del comercio exterior”. Finalmente, Juan Marcos Mancilla, gerente de Logística de EPV, acotó que “como empresa portuaria Valparaíso estamos muy contentos y satisfechos con la reunión que sostuvimos con la Autoridad Portuaria Nacional de Perú, en donde se generó un muy grato ambiente, nos sentimos muy acogidos por ellos. En la cita pudimos compartir experiencias, los planes de desarrollo de cada uno de los puertos, nuestra visión de desarrollo de las macro regiones y, también cada uno planteó sus desafíos dentro de sus modelos logísticos”. Mancilla agregó que “es muy importante para nosotros poder estrechar estos vínculos, toda vez que la comunidad portuaria del Callao representa un alto volumen de carga en la región y, además, dejamos los puentes abiertos para poder compartir experiencias por parte de los trabajadores y profesionales de cada una de las empresas y autoridades”.
En la instancia, desarrollada en el edificio corporativo de EPV, participó el gerente general de la estatal, Franco Gandolfo; el jefe de la Unidad Gestión Logística, Pedro García; el presidente de ASOEX, Iván Marambio; la directora ejecutiva del Comité de la Cereza, Claudia Soler; el gerente general de ASOEX, Miguel Canal-Echeverría; el gerente de Operaciones de Terminal Pacífico Sur -TPS, Andrés Repetto; el gerente de Operaciones de Terminal Portuario de Valparaíso -TPV, Omar Vega; y Francisca Zamora, encargada comercial de TPV. Iván Marambio, presidente de ASOEX, manifestó que “Valparaíso es un actor muy relevante para nosotros. El puerto es un aliado estratégico y esperamos seguir trabajando juntos en todo tipo de materias. La temporada pasada fue muy compleja, pero —sin embargo— logramos crecer en volúmenes y para esta temporada, quizás es temprano para señalar cuáles serán las cifras, pero estamos muy optimistas por que esperamos una temporada estable y ojalá al alza”. El directivo agregó que “Es muy importante que nos juntemos. Hemos venido uniendo, colaborando y coordinando con todos los actores de la cadena logística desde marzo de este año y, para nosotros, es muy importante el poder tener un objetivo común. Hemos dicho que lo queremos hacer, en definitiva, ese es el objetivo, posicionar a Chile como un país de logística a nivel mundial. Todas estas instancias son las que necesitamos para trabajar unidos para alcanzar ese objetivo”. Por su parte, Franco Gandolfo, gerente general de EPV, señaló que “Para Puerto Valparaíso es muy importante trabajar con todos los actores de la cadena logística. En el caso de ASOEX, era muy relevante seguir trabajando con ellos, y explicarles la forma en que Valparaíso, sus concesionarios, la cadena logística en su conjunto, a través de FOLOVAP, se han preparado para enfrentar esta nueva temporada hortofrutícola, que involucra no solamente recibir naves de tipo cámara sino también recibir un gran volumen de carga contenedorizada hortofrutícola. De igual forma nos interesaba que ASOEX conociera las ideas de desarrollo que Valparaíso está trabajando para su expansión portuaria donde uno de los ejes es también el cómo ampliar nuestras capacidades para atención de carga hortofrutícola, tanto contenedorizada como paletizada”. El ejecutivo acotó que “Valparaíso y su logística se ha preparado para tener mejores capacidades, para tener procesos logísticos apoyados por tecnologías y coordinados; y se ha preparado para tener un sistema, a partir de los entes fiscalizadores, mejor coordinado y con mayor disponibilidad. Por tanto, creemos que debemos continuar trabajando para hacer una mejor temporada, para que Valparaíso, que es líder en la transferencia de fruta a nivel país, lo haga de la mejor forma posible y siga siendo el puerto de excelencia para la fruta en Chile”.
Ana Vick's son Owen was stillborn on October 3, 2015. Since then, she has set her sites on advocacy, prevention, education, and awareness. Ana is known as Still My Son on social media where she finds support and inspiration to continue pushing for change in memory of all babies gone too soon. Although she would much rather have her son in her arms, she proudly parents Owen through her activism and role as Co-Director of Communications of PUSH for Empowered Pregnancy (a stillbirth prevention non-profit she helped found with other bereaved families in 2021). As part of the Count the Kicks Influencer Advisory Board she leads targeted efforts to outreach to Latinx/Spanish speaking communities because every parent deserves to know how to protect their baby through fetal movement education. She is also a Measure the Placenta advocate pushing for this measurement (known as EPV) to become a standard of prenatal care to save vulnerable babies with small placentas from stillbirth. In addition, Ana is helping to spread “Womb Wisdom” through her new educational platform, Sacred Birth Circle, where she interviews maternal health experts & birthing parents to help families be better informed for their pregnancy and birth journeys. Find Ana on IG at @stillmyson Also here are some links- Join us as a Changemaker: www.pushpregnancy.org/contact Join the Big PUSH to end preventable stillbirth on 10/15:thebigpushmarch.orgtinyurl.com/bigpushtees Learn about the Rainbow Clinic & virtual PAL training for your provider:pushpregnancy.org/rainbow-clinicCreate a memorial page to help fund year two:tinyurl.com/RainbowClinic2022 Learn about fetal movement & proper kick counting (plus get the free APP): countthekicks.org
Un total de 33 naves de pasajeros se proyecta que recalen en el puerto de Valparaíso durante la próxima temporada de cruceros 2022-2023, la cual comenzaría el 16 de octubre de este año con la nave Fram y finalizaría el 9 de abril de 2023 con Roald Amundsen. Así se anunció esta mañana en el marco de la primera reunión de coordinación en torno a este nuevo ciclo de arribo de naves, a la que asistieron representantes de la Empresa Portuaria Valparaíso, concesionarios y agencias. Juan Marcos Mancilla, gerente de Logística de EPV, indicó que “como Puerto Valparaíso estamos muy contentos por las muestras de reactivación que está dando la industria de cruceros a nivel mundial, en nuestro país y, especialmente, en Valparaíso. El que estemos recuperando las cifras de cruceros que registrábamos antes de la pandemia, que eventualmente pueden variar durante el año, demuestra el interés de las compañías por llegar hasta nuestra ciudad y la relevancia que tiene nuestro puerto para atender este tipo de naves”. El ejecutivo agregó que “estimamos comenzar la temporada el 16 de octubre con la nave Fram y cerrarla el 9 de abril del próximo año con la recalada de la nave Roald Amundsen. El arribo de estas naves es un importante impulso para el turismo de Valparaíso, por lo que es necesario trabajar todos juntos -con miras a la próxima temporada- para dar la mejor atención posible a los visitantes”. Por su parte, Víctor Oelkers, gerente general de Inchcape, destacó que esta será “una temporada auspiciosa, esperamos poder operar 33 naves en Valparaíso y 14 en San Antonio, eso te da 47 cruceros que es un nivel pre pandemia, la industria a nivel mundial de cruceros ha vuelto a una casi completa normalidad de operación, dado que el único lugar en el mundo es el norte de Asia. Estamos súper contentos, se reactiva una de las industrias más golpeadas durante la pandemia y que está esperando con ansias volver a trabajar, y eso tiene un beneficio social muy importantes porque son muchas las pymes que dependen de esta industria. Gonzalo de la Sotta, operador de cruceros de Agunsa, dijo que “nosotros afortunadamente tenemos la línea de crucero de Viking Ocean Cruises que vuelve a Valparaíso con Viking Jupiter que dará 3 recaladas durante la temporada, con la característica que están dos noches en puerto, además de eso, la flota agrega dos naves de exploración antártica, el Viking Polaris y el Octantis y que recalan en Valparaíso en su viaje de posicionamiento al sur y al norte”. Claudio Nast, de DMC, acotó que “esto que estamos viendo ahora post pandemia que es prácticamente el primer año que vamos a tener movimiento, y rápidamente empezamos a tener requerimientos donde Valparaíso se ve muy bien pedido en naves de menor tamaño y naves de alto nivel de pasajeros como son el Costa Delisioza, el Saphire, el Royal Caribbean, y eso demuestra con mayor calidad que el futuro de la industria de cruceros en Chile va a crecer y vamos a tener obligatoriamente en Valparaíso a tener una infraestructura dedicada para los cruceros”. Finalmente, Royal Caribbean, una de las líneas de cruceros más grandes del mundo, volverá a recalar en las costas de Valparaíso con el crucero Calebrity Infinity, luego de las gestiones realizadas por la delegación de representantes de la ciudad puerto que participó en Seatrade Cruise Global 2022.
“Es muy positivo que hayamos podido retomar las recaladas de cruceros en Valparaíso, considerando su relevancia para la economía de la ciudad y, especialmente, para todas las actividades que viven del turismo, como hotelería, gastronomía y pequeño comercio, entre otros. Si bien la temporada fue más baja que las anteriores, sin lugar a duda es un paso importante en el camino de la reactivación tras los efectos de la 'pandemia', y marca un precedente para el reinicio del turismo de cruceros”, afirmó el gerente general de Empresa Portuaria Valparaíso (EPV), Franco Gandolfo. El alcalde de Valparaíso, Jorge Sharp, manifestó que “estamos felices porque hemos vuelto a activar el turismo de cruceros en nuestra ciudad. Esta ha sido una temporada que nos ha permitido mostrar que somos un destino confiable para esta industria, pues no solo se han cumplido los estándares sanitarios y de coordinación institucional para recibir a quienes embarcan y desembarcan de las naves, sino que se han cumplido los compromisos en materia de recaladas, e incluso se ha podido acoger en Valparaíso a naves que han tenido que modificar su itinerario por cuestiones climáticas. Ahora debemos trabajar para que la próxima temporada podamos recuperar las dinámicas que teníamos antes de la pandemia”. “A pesar de toda la incertidumbre de la 'pandemia', logramos asegurar un buen número de recaladas de naves de pasajeros en Valparaíso y especialmente cruceros nuevos, que nunca antes habían venido a Valparaíso y que fueron construidos en los últimos dos o tres años. Esto es una señal de que la industria del turismo de cruceros confía en que podemos brindar las condiciones necesarias no sólo en cuanto a los servicios, sino en relación con las medidas de seguridad para prevenir el contagio del Covid, así que estamos satisfechos y ya trabajando en lo que será la próxima temporada”, comentó Oliver Weinreich, gerente general de Terminal Pacífico Sur Valparaíso (TPS). Francisco Godoy, gerente general de la Corporación Regional de Turismo de Valparaíso destacó que “estamos muy contentos de haber reactivado la temporada de cruceros en la región. Después de un trabajo mancomunado entre el municipio, la Empresa Portuaria y los terminales de Valparaíso, así como las navieras, autoridades sanitarias, empresarios del turismo y Sernatur, establecimos protocolos para ayudar a los turistas y ahora ya estamos trabajando en conjunto para potenciar lo que será la temporada 2022-2023”
In this episode, we have Dr. Cathleen King. Dr Cathleen suffered for over two decades with debilitating chronic infections and sensitivities such as Lyme, mold, chronic fatigue, and much more.She was able to fully recover using the principles of brain retraining that she uses today in her program primal trust where she helps countless others regain their health She's got the rare combination of in-depth doctoral-level education and training with over 20 years coaching others in the health/healing world, and has been through her own journey of spending 2 decades of her life navigating through deep, debilitating illnesses. And so I'm really happy and excited to have her on to share her story.TIMESTAMPS02:30 - Dr. Cathleen's life before her chronic illness04:30 - The 'perfect storm' that caused her crash in South America08:19 - How the crash impacted her mentally09:17 - The three 'perfect storms' that Cathleen experienced16:26 - Is there a specific brain training program that she took?17:14 - The possibility of applying John Sarno's principles to other chronic illnesses22:12 - How long did it take to show results after doing her protocol 27:25 - Is living with mold possible?30:49 - Having harmonious coexistence with Lyme, EPV, etc34:27 - Cathleen's advice to someone who's having trouble with visualizations43:25 - How her life is different because of what she went through45:44 - Cathleen's advice to someone who says "I'm different. It won't work for me"48:20 - Does accepting it means 'giving up' on healing?51:10 - The fine line between 'self-care' and 'doing stuff to fix myself'53:05 - Why morning routines are important59:20 - The biggest obstacle from people she works with01:03:16 - How a personality can cause limbic system impairment instead of major trauma01:08:40 - Cathleen's advice to people in their darkest hoursFOLLOW DR CATHLEEN HERE▶ Instagram -https://www.instagram.com/drcathleenking/▶ Website - https://www.cathleenking.com/FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL▶ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/TheChronicComeback▶ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/thechroniccomebackSUBSCRIBE TO THE PODCAST▶ Apple Podcast - https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-chronic-comeback/id1533970626▶ YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCW_BGsN1LaeL4iudgSNUw7A▶ Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/71485tI9o4JPPkg1IpmDaX
Following the largest Series A funding ever raised by a plant-based meat company, Singapore-based foodtech startup/multinational NextGen Foods is now ready to conquer the US. After that? The sky's the limit, thanks to a top-notch team and an innovative business model that has generated products like TiNDLE chicken. En route to the Food For Future Summit & Expo in Dubai, EPV founder and FoodTech Junkie Sharon Cittone connects with Alex Ward, food industry expert and COO of Next Gen, to learn more about their mission and recipes for success. About Alex Ward Alex has more than 25 years of experience in a B2B environment. He started his career selling consumer research programs to food companies in Europe. In 1999, he moved to Australia and then Singapore with a leading Internet audience measurement and research company, to establish the business for the Asia Pacific region. Since 2001, he has headed consumer insight, product innovation, and sales functions for the big brands in the flavor and fragrance industry, now joining Next Gen Foods to drive plant-based innovation. Alex is a regular speaker at alternative protein industry events, and sits on the Academic Advisory Board for the Food Science and Technology faculty at National University of Singapore. He has a passion for the alternative protein industry and wants to help change the global food system to a model better suited to the needs of this time. Alex has lived in Singapore with his family for over 20 years, thoroughly enjoying the Singaporean craze for good food, and bringing TiNDLE, ridiculously good chicken made from plants, to the international stage. About Next Gen Foods Founded in 2020, Next Gen Foods is comprised of a team passionate about using plants to create food experiences so delicious and satisfying, it will make you forget why animals were used for food. We at Next Gen Foods know that food universally plays an integral role in our lives. Beyond simply needing it to survive, food is often the key ingredient in our fondest memories — either as the meals directly or alongside the people you share meals with. Our goal is to create more of these precious moments to savour. With an experience so enjoyable and tasty, it's easy to save the earth.
Getting a disease is inevitable; no one is exempt from it. Some people are fortunate enough to be cured of their illnesses. However, some diseases and conditions do not have cures, such as cancer. In a pandemic-stricken world, a deeper understanding of our immune system is crucial now more than ever. The body's immune system is the body's primary defence against sickness and disease. By learning the inner workings of our body, we can help support and prepare ourselves to fight cancer and keep ourselves healthy. In this episode, Dr Elizabeth Yurth shares her knowledge on the effects of cancer and viruses on our immune system. She talks about alternative approaches based on scientific evidence that goes hand in hand with traditional cancer treatments, ranging from spermidine to vitamin D and zinc. Become pre-emptive and preventive when it comes to your health! Get ahead of diseases through early diagnosis. 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Episode Highlights 01:04 Lisa's Journey with Cancer and her Mom Lisa's mother has been diagnosed with high-grade diffuse B-cell lymphoma. These recent events have motivated Lisa to delve deeper into cancer research. Understanding how cancer works and the approaches besides traditional procedures such as chemotherapy and radiation are necessary and relevant. In the following episodes, she will be doing a series of interviews revolving around the theme of cancer. 09:12 How Cancer Rewrites the Definition of Healthy When diagnosed with cancer, building muscles and promoting metabolic activity becomes less of a priority. The goal of cancer treatment is to slow everything down. We want to get rid of damaged cells and generate new ones. Dr Yurth adds that while it is vital to maintain glucose levels and everything, the general goal is to block muscle growth. Cancer begins at a mitochondrial level, and cancer cells need tons of energy to support their growth rate. We need to block all the typical pathways that make us healthy to stop its growth. 12:58 Spermidine and Autophagy Pathways The effects of spermidine are different for different types of cancer, but it appears to be very beneficial to patients suffering from colon cancer. Blocking the polyamine pathways in prostate cancer has been good in getting rid of cancer cells. A high dose of spermidine will result in a dramatic autophagy effect. However, Dr Yurth advises that she wouldn't recommend this until research reveals more information. Another good approach is doxycycline. Mitochondria started as bacteria and have their own DNA. Since doxycycline is an antibacterial agent, it works well in getting rid of these mitochondria. Dr Yurth advises us to stick to approaches that have better answers. 17:19 Autophagy as Recycling Cancer cells can use recycled proteins as another fuel source, so it's vital to block these pathways. Dipyridamole is a drug that works well in blocking nucleotide salvage pathways. However, chemotherapeutic drugs work on only one pathway, and cancer cells tend to find other pathways to get their energy, which makes working against these cells challenging. 19:00 Fight Cancer By Starving It Dr Yurth remarks that McClellan's work that includes safe, inexpensive, and readily available drugs in combating cancer is an innovative approach. She recommends doing them hand in hand with conventional approaches to cancer. Most oncologists will discourage patients from taking unconventional practices with cancer treatments. 21:25 Taking Others' Input, Making Own Decisions We need new scientific research about making decisions about cancer treatment. For example, there may be detrimental effects to patients undergoing unconventional approaches. Dr Yurth adds that she does extensive research in everything she does. 23:00 Drug Interactions Understanding drug interactions is vital in understanding cancer treatments. However, oncologists only look at it at the metabolic cellular level and follow their study protocols. 23:34 Understanding the Metabolism of Cancer Cancer is not just a genetic disease. While genetics causes a disposition towards cancer, the disease itself starts in the mitochondria. The mitochondria are independent and can become cancerous. There is no homogenous pattern when it comes to cancer cells mutating. That is why we need to treat the mitochondria and target metabolism. 26:20 Progress in Understanding Cancer There has been headway in understanding cancer, but you'll realise that research in the field has gotten further if we put everything together. The immune system responds appropriately to keep the cancer cells in check. However, as we age, the immune system becomes dysfunctional and can no longer get rid of cancer cells. Cancer is an age-related disease because the immune system starts to deteriorate. Viruses like cytomegalovirus, Epstein Barr virus (EBV), and COVID end up sticking around and dysregulating the immune system. Over time, these viruses can eventually link to a form of cancer. 28:40 Viruses and their Relationship to the Immune System Over time, the immune system becomes depleted in keeping check with viruses in the body. The ratio of neutrophils and lymphocytes is vital for keeping your immune system working well. Having disproportionate lymphocytes means that your immune system can't protect your body from viruses. Dr Yurth shares that her son's white blood cell count dropped after experiencing EBV and COVID at the same time. Many people don't appreciate how viruses play a role in the long haul in our immune system. Dr Yurth suggests looking more aggressively at latent viruses in the body. Getting a simple CBC can determine how your immune system is currently faring. 33:53 What Peptides Are Peptides are, in a sense, small proteins. A protein has more than 50 amino acids, and peptides have less than 50 amino acids. Our body makes thousands of peptides, each made with a specific function. Synthetic peptides are also present in the body. The thymus gland, responsible for producing peptides, becomes smaller as we age. For patients with autoimmune diseases, giving back peptide thymosin alpha 1 in doses helps their immune system fight viruses. Some countries use a drug called Daxon for this purpose or as an adjunct to vaccines. Immune system support is critical for cancer patients going through chemotherapy. However, this remains an expensive and inaccessible approach. 39:12 Emerging Home Diagnostic Tests in the Market It is vital to get ahead and find early signs of diseases through testing. Dr Yurth shares an anecdote of her patient with dementia. There is a correlation between the brain scan and the immune system test results, which pointed towards a viral influence. Your lymphocyte count can be the marker in determining the status of your immune system. 40:52 Being Pre-emptive and Preventive Your GP typically has you undergo a CBC test, but the results of this test tend to go overlooked. The risk of dying becomes dramatically higher when your blood count is above 1.5 to 1. Albumin dropping is a sign that the body is in a stressed state. This marker predicts if your body will respond well to cancer. Cell size and red blood cell distribution can also help healthcare providers determine the health status of your cells. 43:13 Background on Dr Yurth's BLI Academy Course The course will be available in January and includes a blood test. Dr Yurth and her team will walk you through your test results and the possible diseases you need to consider. It's essential to look for markers that tell you if something's wrong with your body. There are long term ramifications to latent viruses such as EPV, which could lead to lymphoma. 46:25 COVID and How You Can Support the Immune System Vitamin D is essential to support your immune system fight viruses, and by extension, fight cancer and the coronavirus. Dr Yurth recommends 1000 IU/day of Vitamin D and taking it with Vitamin K2 intracellularly. People lacking a binding protein may experience issues taking Vitamin D naturally through sunlight exposure. Fortunately, there are substitutes, including certain wavelength lamps and supplements. Sunlight exposure and vitamin D influences the frequency of colds and flu in winter. The vitamin D levels from the sun decrease during this season. 50:07 The Importance of Vitamin D Vitamin D upregulates an antimicrobial peptide, LL 37, which fights infections. Instead of buying expensive LL 37, you can take more vitamin D and upregulate your own LL 37. It is a great antiviral agent as well. Some people fear getting too much vitamin D. However, studies have shown that you need to be taking massive amounts before it becomes toxic. Dr Yurth recollects the case of a patient taking around 500,000 IU/day. When she stopped taking massive amounts, her levels went back to normal. 52:17 The Problem with Taking Vitamin D Naturally Wearing sunblock can protect us from skin cancer and wrinkles but can also affect vitamin D absorption. African Americans and people of Mediterranean origin have skin less likely to be damaged by sun rays but tend to have lower vitamin D levels. In contrast, people who have Norwegian and similar European origins have higher vitamin D levels because their bodies aren't under the sun all the time. Through testing, you can determine if you need more vitamin D in your body. 53:54 The Importance of Zinc Viruses use your zinc to replicate. Zinc deficiency is present in people who contracted COVID, causing loss of taste and smell. A smell test is employed to determine whether a person has zinc deficiency. Higher levels of zinc can help protect our bodies against viral infections. Dr Yurth recommends a 1:1 zinc and copper ratio. You can add 2 milligrams of copper along with your zinc intake or use copper peptide face creams to achieve this recommendation. Some patients can take GHK Copper peptide intravenously or topically. 56:52 Quercetin and Resveratrol Quercetin helps get zinc into the cell. Resveratrol and Quercetin also help in treating viruses. These drugs also block glucose transport which makes them beneficial in treating cancer. 57:52 Honokiol or Magnolia Bark Extract and Zeolite Also known as Relora, it is an immune-modulating agent with antiviral properties. The drug has an adrenal function; it relieves stress and calms down cortisol present in the body at night. Zeolite is volcanic ash that forms a negatively charged structure upon hitting the water. Dentists commonly use it for mercury detox. Its cage-like structure can trap harmful toxins and viruses that get into our bodies. It also has anti-cancer properties. Ingesting zeolite while undergoing chemotherapy is not recommended because it can get rid of the toxins present in the treatment. 1:02:04 Mental Work in the Cancer Journey As a caretaker, stress shows prominent signs in physical and mental health. Dr Yurth shares that when her mother died in September, her father's prostate cancer was exacerbated by stress, which eventually led to his death. Similarly, Lisa's family experienced the loss of her father, followed by her mother's cancer diagnosis. Don't neglect the mental side of cancer. Resources Gain exclusive access and bonuses to Pushing the Limits Podcast by becoming a patron! How to Starve Cancer by Jane McLelland Visit Lorraine Picard's website for copper peptide creams here. Interested in BLI Academy Courses? Check out their offered services here. Learn more from Dr Elizabeth Yurth from her previous podcast episodes: Episode 187: Back to Basics: Slow Down Ageing and Promote Longevity with Dr Elizabeth Yurth Rethinking the Function of Mitochondria for Our Health with Dr Elizabeth Yurth You can also check out Dr Elizabth Yurth's podcast with the Boulder Longevity Institute here! Connect with Dr Elizabeth Yurth: Instagram l LinkedIn 7 Powerful Quotes “What happens in cancer though, is we have this accumulation of damage. And so now we have to go really aggressively at getting rid of everything that's allowing cell growth.” “Neutrophils, think of them as your chronic inflammatory and lymphocytes are your innate immune system. When your innate immune system starts to become taxed and not functioning well, then you'll start to see your lymphocyte count drop,” “I'm never an advocate of saying, Don't do all traditional approaches, because I do think there's some value to them, but we want to support the body along with it.” “And yet, we know that for every point above 1.5, to 1 that your risk of dying goes up considerably. You know, it's dramatic. And there are other little signs too, that things are going awry.” “(A higher risk) happens as we get older because our immune system is now taxed for so long. So if we could say okay, yes, you had this virus, let's try and eradicate it. Let's keep your immune system as healthy as it can, you know, until 150.” “The data really supports that if your vitamin D is robust, your likelihood of getting sick is really small.” “The studies have shown that it has to be taking massive amounts of (vitamin D) to ever become toxic. So at 10,000 IU/day, nobody is going to become toxic. You really honestly don't have to worry.” About Dr Yurth Dr Elizabeth Yurth is the co-founder and medical director of the Boulder Longevity Institute. Dr Elizabeth Yurth has more than 25 years of experience as a practising orthopedist specialising in sports, spine, and regenerative medicine. She has a Stanford affiliated Fellowship in Sports and Spine Medicine and a dual-Fellowship in Anti-Aging and Regenerative Medicine (FAARM) and Anti-Aging, Regenerative and Functional Medicine (FAARFM) through the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine (A4M). She also has a Fellowship in Human Potential and Epigenetic Medicine and is one of the first providers to receive the A4M National Peptide Certification. She also serves as a faculty member in the same organisation and the International peptide Society (IPS). You can connect with Dr Yurth through her Instagram and LinkedIn. Enjoyed This Podcast? If you did, be sure to subscribe and share it with your friends! Post a review and share it! If you enjoyed tuning in, then leave us a review. You can also share this with your family and friends so they can know how to optimise their immune system and fight disease more efficiently. Have any questions? You can contact me through email (support@lisatamati.com) or find me on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube. For more episode updates, visit my website. You may also tune in on Apple Podcasts. To pushing the limits, Lisa
In de vierde aflevering van de podcast Renovatiestromen omschrijft Jan Willem van de Groep zichzelf als 'beginnetjesmaker'. In opdracht van de Rijksoverheid helpt hij biobased materialen opschalen. Hij kijkt daarbij verder dan hout, wat al aan een indrukwekkende opmars bezig is. "Hoe kunnen we ook teeltgewassen en reststromen uit de landbouw benutten?" Jan Willem is bekend van het Nul op de Meter concept. Hij vertelt dat dit begon met een mislukking: in Apeldoorn liep een project stuk waarin de energierekening van huurders benut zou worden om de investering te financieren. Daarna kwam de EPV. Te ingewikkeld volgens Jan Willem, maar nog steeds klopt de gedachte erachter: "Eerder was er alleen huur en servicekosten. Daar is nu een mogelijkheid bijgekomen." De belangrijkste les volgens Jan Willem: "Je moet alle ballen tegelijk in de lucht zien te houden, want het verloopt nooit netjes in de goede volgorde." Renovatiestromen is een podcastserie van Uptempo! en Studio Energietransitie en gaat over experimenten met het bundelen van vraag van verschillende vastgoedeigenaren, met het doel ingrijpende woningrenovaties beter en betaalbaar te maken. In elke aflevering interviewen Peter Linders en Niels Rood één gast over de vraag wat ze hebben geleerd van hun experiment.
En el marco del proceso de licitación de transición para el Espigón, en curso, EPV mantendrá a TCVAL como operador de los sitios 6, 7 y 8 hasta marzo de 2022. La Empresa Portuaria Valparaíso (EPV) informó que el Terminal 2 seguirá siendo operado hasta marzo de 2022 por la firma Terminal Cerros de Valparaíso (TCVAL), decisión que se enmarca en el proceso de licitación del Espigón actualmente en desarrollo, y en espera del resultado de la consulta realizada ante el Tribunal de Defensa de la Libre Competencia (TDLC). La extensión del plazo -que finalizaba el 15 de agosto de este año- permitirá asegurar los tiempos necesarios para completar la licitación de la operación del Espigón para los próximos cuatro años, además de dar tranquilidad a sus trabajadores y clientes permitiendo la continuidad operacional mientras se adjudica a un nuevo concesionario. Franco Gandolfo, gerente general de Puerto Valparaíso, manifestó que, “dentro de las posibilidades estipuladas en el contrato con TCVAL estaba esta extensión de plazos, por lo que la empresa seguirá operando -bajo las actuales condiciones- los sitios 6, 7 y 8 del Terminal 2. Lo importante es que esta extensión nos permitirá seguir adelante con nuestro proceso de licitación, a la espera de la resolución del Tribunal de Defensa de la Libre Competencia”. Gandolfo agradeció la voluntad de Terminal Cerros de Valparaíso “por continuar prestando servicios durante este periodo, manteniendo de esta manera la excelencia en la atención de naves y optimizando la transferencia de carga del puerto de Valparaíso”, y remarcando el rol que EPV juega en las actividades económicas de la ciudad y la Región. Cabe recordar que EPV inició un proceso de consulta no contenciosa ante el TDLC para determinar las condiciones de este proceso de licitación de transición, habida cuenta de las características del mercado relevante, conforme a todos los antecedentes que proveyó la propia empresa y que, además, aportaron los intervinientes que han comparecido de buena fe en este procedimiento.
Dabei kommentiert Markus aktuelle Entwicklungen, Trends und Themen in der Affiliate-Branche. Es handelt sich dabei jeweils um seine persönliche Meinung, die auch zu Diskussionen anregen soll und Themen auch einmal kontrovers, kritisch und vielleicht sogar polemisch und überspitzt betrachtet.
Dabei kommentiert Markus aktuelle Entwicklungen, Trends und Themen in der Affiliate-Branche. Es handelt sich dabei jeweils um seine persönliche Meinung, die auch zu Diskussionen anregen soll und Themen auch einmal kontrovers, kritisch und vielleicht sogar polemisch und überspitzt betrachtet.
Ab sofort gibt es unter dem Titel „TACHELES“ einen regelmäßigen Kommentar zur Entwicklung der Affiliate-Branche von unserem Chef-Redakteur Markus Kellermann. Dabei kommentiert Markus aktuelle Entwicklungen, Trends und Themen in der Affiliate-Branche. Es handelt sich dabei jeweils um seine persönliche Meinung, die auch zu Diskussionen anregen soll und Themen auch einmal kontrovers, kritisch und vielleicht sogar polemisch und überspitzt betrachtet. Und los gehts direkt mit dem Thema „Tracking und Datenschutz“.
Ab sofort gibt es unter dem Titel „TACHELES“ einen regelmäßigen Kommentar zur Entwicklung der Affiliate-Branche von unserem Chef-Redakteur Markus Kellermann. Dabei kommentiert Markus aktuelle Entwicklungen, Trends und Themen in der Affiliate-Branche. Es handelt sich dabei jeweils um seine persönliche Meinung, die auch zu Diskussionen anregen soll und Themen auch einmal kontrovers, kritisch und vielleicht sogar polemisch und überspitzt betrachtet. Und los gehts direkt mit dem Thema „Tracking und Datenschutz“.
Durch die DSGVO, die TTDSG, zahlreichen Gerichtsentscheidungen und den Browserregulierungen wird Cookie-Tracking immer komplexer und schwieriger. Auf der letzten Affiliate Conference fand deswegen hierzu ein Panel mit Vertretern der Affiliate-Netzwerke und -Technologien, Agenturen, Advertiser und Affiliates statt, um über Tracking-Möglichkeiten in einer Post-Cookie-Ära zu sprechen und welche weiteren Möglichkeiten es zum Tracking von Affiliate-Transaktionen es zukünftig geben könnte.
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Durch die DSGVO, die TTDSG, zahlreichen Gerichtsentscheidungen und den Browserregulierungen wird Cookie-Tracking immer komplexer und schwieriger. Auf der letzten Affiliate Conference fand deswegen hierzu ein Panel mit Vertretern der Affiliate-Netzwerke und -Technologien, Agenturen, Advertiser und Affiliates statt, um über Tracking-Möglichkeiten in einer Post-Cookie-Ära zu sprechen und welche weiteren Möglichkeiten es zum Tracking von Affiliate-Transaktionen es zukünftig geben könnte.
La concesión tendrá una vigencia de cuatro años y se espera que adjudicatario esté operando el segundo semestre de 2021. Con el fin de asegurar la continuidad operacional del Terminal 2 de Valparaíso - Espigón, Empresa Portuaria Valparaíso iniciará este lunes 11 de enero, un proceso de licitación denominado de transición, para la entrega a un nuevo operador de esta infraestructura, el que se espera esté operando el segundo semestre de 2021. Javiera Perales, gerenta de Desarrollo y Concesiones de Puerto Valparaíso, manifestó que ésta “es una licitación muy importante porque permite la continuidad operacional del Espigón, manteniendo los niveles de eficiencia y estabilidad laboral alcanzados por el concesionario actual, lo que es tremendamente relevante para ofrecer operaciones de transferencia sin contratiempos”. La ejecutiva agregó que este proceso no contempla inversión en infraestructura, solo en equipamiento, lo que podría aumentar el interés entre los actores portuarios dados los niveles actuales de eficiencia y prioridad de la carga fraccionada que se moviliza por el Terminal 2. En relación con las condiciones laborales de los trabajadores portuarios del Terminal 2, acotó que “este punto es muy importante y quiero destacar que estamos trabajando un acuerdo con los trabajadores portuarios que se desempeñan en el Terminal 2 de modo que las condiciones actualmente pactadas con el concesionario TCVAL, a través de Convenios de Provisión de Puestos de Trabajo, se mantengan ante la entrada del nuevo concesionario. Este modelo, único en este tipo de licitaciones, asegurará a los trabajadores y sus familias continuidad laboral, y condiciones adecuadas de resguardo de su calidad de vida”. La concesión de transición tendrá una vigencia de cuatro años, ya que, según lo indicado por Javiera Perales, “el periodo de concesión debe tener en cuenta dos elementos, el primero, que el contrato que se entregue sea atractivo para un operador privado y, por otra parte, también debe dar tiempo suficiente para aclarar el futuro de la Resolución de Calificación Ambiental (RCA) del proyecto Terminal 2 y de la ampliación portuaria de Valparaíso. Según nuestros análisis, cuatro años permiten cumplir ambos objetivos”, agregando que “al mismo tiempo, otorga el espacio temporal adecuado para diseñar un segundo proceso, también muy atractivo y después de un diálogo con la ciudad”. Respecto a las condiciones establecidas por el TDLC para la licitación del T2 y que se ha propuesto mantener para esta licitación de transición, a no ser que sean modificadas por el Tribunal, cualquier controlador de otros terminales de la región podría participar, sin embargo, como explica la gerenta de Desarrollo y Concesiones de EPV, éstos “entran en categoría de incumbentes y como tales, un nuevo entrante tiene el derecho de igualar su oferta en caso de que uno de ellos resultara ganador del proceso de licitación”. Actualmente, el Terminal 2 es administrado por Terminal Cerros de Valparaíso (TCVAL), cuyo contrato tiene vigencia hasta abril de este año, por lo que se han tomado los máximos resguardos para minimizar cualquier riesgo que afecte la continuidad operacional del Espigón, entre ellos se ha definido en conjunto a TCVAL una extensión por un plazo limitado del contrato de concesión actual.
Cette semaine, découvrez le projet “ECCO“, un programme européen sur les énergies citoyennes. Pour en parler, nous recevons Edgar Wolf, membre de l’association Energies Citoyennes en Pays de Vilaine (EPV), administrateur et membre du bureau d’Eurêka 21, et également très impliqué dans le projet ECCO. Le projet ECCO (“local Energy Community COoperatives”), qui peut être traduit en français par “Coopératives locales d’énergies renouvelables“, est porté par des citoyens, un certains nombre de partenaires associatifs et institutionnels et des services publics de plusieurs pays européens (Irlande, Pays de Galles, Pays-Bas Belgique, France et Allemagne). L’objectif du projet est de montrer le savoir-faire et expériences de chacun et de pouvoir échanger avec tous les acteurs, en fonction des intérêts de tous. Le projet porte sur un budget de 5,5 millions d’euros, dont 60% sont financés par l’Europe. Les 40% restants sont quant à eux financés par les partenaires. "Le projet a comme objectif principal la réduction des émissions en carbone au niveau européen". Edgar Wolf L’un des critères d’évaluation après ces trois ans et demi de travail sera le calcul des réductions des émissions de GES au niveau des projets portés par les partenaires d’ECCO. L’association EPV, basée à Redon (Bretagne), a proposé aux partenaires l’élaboration d’un parc éolien, actuellement en développement sur la commune de Plessé. Elle a également initié le premier parc éolien citoyen en France : Bégawatts situé sur la commune de Béganne (Morbihan). Depuis 2014 – année de création de Bégawatts – le parc a été rejoint par deux autres parcs dans la région (Sévérac et Avessac) et deux autres parcs sont actuellement en développement, ce qui porterait à 5 le nombre de parcs éoliens sur ce territoire. Tous gardent leur indépendance et sont gérés par des citoyens du territoire. Interwiew réalisée par Laurence Aubron
A seasoned entrepreneur and financier, Tom Leyden is well versed in every aspect of the solar world. In this episode, Tom speaks about his start in the solar space, how it has evolved over the years, and what he sees as the future of the technology. Tom narrates his experiences in Africa and Southeast Asia advising companies and governments on solar projects. He explains how solar is not only as a source of power, but also an aid mechanism that will continue to be important abroad from both financial and strategic perspectives. His article "Solar Power for Peace" describes the lasting goodwill that often accompanies solar projects in developing nations. Tom also believes in a bright future for the American solar market, as some of the experienced foreign developers may continue to see high-potential business opportunities here. He also elaborates on distributed energy, net metering, the theory of "price cannibalization,” and some recent changes in NJ state energy policy. Tom has done a great deal of work on the Princeton campus, helping the University define and reach their goal to get to 100% net zero emissions by 2045. Tom's team developed Princeton's first solar project and is currently in the middle of a new 17MW solar project that involves locations around Princeton's campus. Another topic that Tom feels strongly about concerning Princeton's relation to energy is the Princeton endowment investments into the fossil fuel industry. Tom's view on divestment has recently changed, and he is now a leading voice in pressuring Princeton to divest their holdings in key fossil fuel companies. He points to the poor performance of the traditional energy sector in public markets and cites the objectively higher returns of renewable projects. Tom is passionate about helping students and young professionals find their way in the growing renewables industry. His own enthusiasm for solar is contagious, and it's easy to see why many young people today feel so strongly about the industry. Full bio: One of the early solar pioneers, Tom began his solar career in 1980 and over the years has held a number of executive management positions. He was VP of Sales and Marketing at EPV, a thin-film PV manufacturer, and at WorldWater, a remote-power and solar-water pumping company that installed solar projects in Africa and Asia. He served as VP of East Coast Operations for PowerLight, the commercial PV pioneer bought by SunPower, where he ran SunPower’s East Coast office in Trenton, and later was VP of Commercial Development at SolarCity. In 2012 he became CEO of the energy storage start-up Solar Grid Storage that was acquired by SunEdison in 2015 and joined EDF Renewable Energy to help lead its solar plus storage group.
The Investigation Misty has a long history of mysterious sleep issues. Just when she would solve one sleep mystery, another would pop up. It turned out, each of them was caused by something different. Luckily, Misty Williams became her own health advocate and was able to get to the various root causes and correct them. Now she runs Healing Rosie, an organization that provides high performing women in their 20s and 30s with the resources and community to successfully confront the unexpected in their own wellness journey. Misty joins me on the show today to share the different suspects you should be considering if you have trouble falling asleep, staying asleep, or getting enough quality sleep. Suspect #1 - High Cortisol Most people know that stress can play a big role in our ability to sleep well. The cortisol that our body releases in times of stress is what keeps us awake. For Misty, she experienced a significantly elevated level of cortisol during an illness and once it was rectified, her body struggled to get rid of it. You won’t believe how long she was awake (we’re talking days, not hours!). Some people don’t realize that stress isn’t the only way that cortisol can be elevated. Misty explains that X-rays, infections and other illnesses can also spike cortisol. Stress reduction protocols are key for combating this cause of sleep issues. Suspect #2 - Busy-ness Our lives are extremely full - too full, in some cases and all of that busy-ness can impact our ability to sleep. Being busy all the time with a million things on our mind, might be lumped into the stress category but it can be more than that. The mind might be racing making falling asleep incredibly hard and then when you do get to sleep, suddenly you’re awake a few hours later. Even waking up too early (and unable to get back to sleep) can be a symptom of being too busy. Lifestyle changes are the only way to alleviate this. Suspect #3 - Toxic Metals Misty experienced sleep issues after she had her mercury fillings removed by her dentist who inadvertently released some of the toxins into her body. Toxic metals, like mercury, can cause serious sleep disturbances. And, it can take the body up to 5 years to be fully rid of these toxic metals. A heavy metal detox may help. Suspect #4 - Hormones This is a very common cause of sleep issues for women as they approach perimenopause and menopause. The response to low estrogen (and even low progesterone) can be sleep problems. Low estrogen can also cause night sweats and hot flashes. Low progesterone can be caused by excess cortisol (caused by stress or metal toxicity) and also causes sleep issues. Suspect #5 - Epstein-Barr Virus We’ve talked in previous podcasts about Epstein-Barr and how pervasive (and undiagnosed) it is. Misty raises an interesting point that EPV can cause sleep issues. When the body is dealing with a really heavy viral load, it can affect our sleep. This suspect can be hard to catch because many doctors won’t test for this and the virus can sit dormant for a long time and then have a flare up. There are good homeopathic treatments for EPV. Suspect #6 - Parasites This may surprise some people but parasites are nocturnal so if you have them, they can keep you up at night. Many people don’t consider parasites because they think only people who travel to third-world countries get them. That’s not true! People can get parasites in many developed countries - including the United States! Luckily, most parasites can be evicted with a special cleansing protocol. Suspect #7 - Circadian Disruption Our modern lives don’t follow our natural circadian rhythm (except, maybe some farmers). We stay up too late using artificial light and we stare at blue screens all day and night that confuse the parasympathetic nervous system. Then, after hours of tricking our body into thinking it’s daytime, we suddenly expect it to accept that it’s not. The way to counter this is to live by circadian biology (and rise and sleep according to the sun). Since this is pretty much impossible for most people, there are ways to decrease exposure to blue light. Start by using amber glasses, limit screen time close to bed, and set screens to amber mode in the evening. Misty also has amber light in her house and uses blackout curtains to make sure her room is pitch black at night. Suspect #8 - Heat Misty says that a good night’s sleep requires a cold room. She likes to keep the room very cold (as cold as you can stand it). She also uses a ChiliPad on her mattress that helps to keep her body temperature low at night. Another way that Misty suggests lowering the body temperature at night is by having a cold bath (or shower) before bed. Eliminating Health Mysteries Sleep is absolutely crucial to our health. It’s important to determine what is interrupting your sleep (and it may be more than one of these suspects) and correcting it with the tips and tricks Misty shares in this episode. To truly demystify your sleep issues, check out the Best Sleep Summit which launches on March 16th 2020. Hear from 40 experts on how you can get your best sleep ever. Register here for FREE. Links: Thanks to my guest Misty Williams! I’m so excited for her upcoming summit and I hope you’ll take advantage of this free access to many amazing experts (and unlock the secrets to your best sleep). Other than through the summit, you can connect with her on her website, Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube. Suggested Products Pregnenolone Liquid Thanks for Listening If you like what you heard, please rate and review this podcast. Every piece of feedback not only helps me create better shows, it helps more people find this important information. 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In der 79. Ausgabe von Affiliate Musixx geht es ausführlich um Datenschutzkonformes Affiliate-Marketing und die rechtliche Einordnung. Hierzu haben wir zwei tolle Interviewgäste und absolute Experten zu Gast nämlich André Koegler (Performance Consultant bei easy Marketing) und Martin Erlewein (Rechtsanwalt und Datenschutzbeauftrager). Dabei sprechen wir u.a. auch über das neue Whitepaper des BVDW. Das neue Whitepaper liefert vor dem Hintergrund der aktuellen DSGVO-Diskussionen eine rechtliche Einordnung zur Rechtmäßigkeit der Verarbeitung von personenbezogener Daten in Bezug auf das Setzen von Cookies zum Betreiben eines Affiliate-Systems. Zusätzlich wird ein Überblick über die gängigsten Affiliate-Publishermodelle im Affiliate-Marketing und eine Beschreibung der technischen Prozesse gegeben, die den Anforderungen in praktikabler und rechtskonformer Weise entsprechen und in den meisten Fällen auf ein berechtigtes Interesse gestützt werden können.
In der 79. Ausgabe von Affiliate Musixx geht es ausführlich um Datenschutzkonformes Affiliate-Marketing und die rechtliche Einordnung. Hierzu haben wir zwei tolle Interviewgäste und absolute Experten zu Gast nämlich André Koegler (Performance Consultant bei easy Marketing) und Martin Erlewein (Rechtsanwalt und Datenschutzbeauftrager). Dabei sprechen wir u.a. auch über das neue Whitepaper des BVDW. Das neue Whitepaper liefert vor dem Hintergrund der aktuellen DSGVO-Diskussionen eine rechtliche Einordnung zur Rechtmäßigkeit der Verarbeitung von personenbezogener Daten in Bezug auf das Setzen von Cookies zum Betreiben eines Affiliate-Systems. Zusätzlich wird ein Überblick über die gängigsten Affiliate-Publishermodelle im Affiliate-Marketing und eine Beschreibung der technischen Prozesse gegeben, die den Anforderungen in praktikabler und rechtskonformer Weise entsprechen und in den meisten Fällen auf ein berechtigtes Interesse gestützt werden können.
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In der 78. Ausgabe von Affiliate Musixx geht es ausführlich um die Affiliate Marketing Trends 2020. Affiliate-Marketing ist nach wie vor einer der wichtigsten Wachstumstreiber im Online-Marketing-Mix und die Zeichen stehen weiterhin auf Wachstum. Trotz aller Datenschutz- und Tracking-Probleme sehen sowohl Affiliates als auch Merchants und Agenturen/Netzwerke die weitere Umsatz-Entwicklung im Affiliate-Marketing laut der neuen Affiliate Trend-Umfrage 2020 als sehr positiv. Bei den Affiliates rechnen 61 % mit mehr Umsatz als im Jahr 2019. Bei den Merchants sind es 78 % der werbetreibenden Unternehmen, die 2020 höhere Einnahmen erwarten. Bei den Agenturen/Netzwerken rechnen 59 % mit steigenden Umsätzen. Auch das vergangene Jahr war für alle Branchenteilnehmer sehr erfolgreich. So konnten 74 % der Affiliates steigende Umsätze generieren. Bei den Merchants sind es 61 % und bei den Agenturen/Netzwerken sogar 90%. Die Affiliate-Branche ist allerdings auch extrem schnelllebig und dynamisch. Umso wichtiger ist es sich immer über die neuesten Trends und Entwicklungen zu informieren. Daher gehen wir in diesem Podcast zusammen mit unserem Stammgast Ingo Kamps auf die wichtigsten Trends des kommenden Jahres konkret ein.
In der 78. Ausgabe von Affiliate Musixx geht es ausführlich um die Affiliate Marketing Trends 2020. Affiliate-Marketing ist nach wie vor einer der wichtigsten Wachstumstreiber im Online-Marketing-Mix und die Zeichen stehen weiterhin auf Wachstum. Trotz aller Datenschutz- und Tracking-Probleme sehen sowohl Affiliates als auch Merchants und Agenturen/Netzwerke die weitere Umsatz-Entwicklung im Affiliate-Marketing laut der neuen Affiliate Trend-Umfrage 2020 als sehr positiv. Bei den Affiliates rechnen 61 % mit mehr Umsatz als im Jahr 2019. Bei den Merchants sind es 78 % der werbetreibenden Unternehmen, die 2020 höhere Einnahmen erwarten. Bei den Agenturen/Netzwerken rechnen 59 % mit steigenden Umsätzen. Auch das vergangene Jahr war für alle Branchenteilnehmer sehr erfolgreich. So konnten 74 % der Affiliates steigende Umsätze generieren. Bei den Merchants sind es 61 % und bei den Agenturen/Netzwerken sogar 90%. Die Affiliate-Branche ist allerdings auch extrem schnelllebig und dynamisch. Umso wichtiger ist es sich immer über die neuesten Trends und Entwicklungen zu informieren. Daher gehen wir in diesem Podcast zusammen mit unserem Stammgast Ingo Kamps auf die wichtigsten Trends des kommenden Jahres konkret ein.
Affiliate Musixx – termfrequenz: Online Marketing & SEO Podcasts
Wie jedes Jahr präsentierte Michael Neuber, BVDW-Leiter für Recht und Regulierung auf der Affiliate Conference den aktuellen Stand zur ePrivacy-Verordnung und mögliche Folgen für die Online-Branche. Wir haben den Vortrag für Euch aufgezeichnet, da es um ein spannendes Zukunftsthema für die Branche geht.
Wie jedes Jahr präsentierte Michael Neuber, BVDW-Leiter für Recht und Regulierung auf der Affiliate Conference den aktuellen Stand zur ePrivacy-Verordnung und mögliche Folgen für die Online-Branche. Wir haben den Vortrag für Euch aufgezeichnet, da es um ein spannendes Zukunftsthema für die Branche geht.
My guest is Dr. Ann O’Neill. Ann completed her Master’s degree in Environmental Science in 2006, and her PhD in Natural Resource Science & Management in 2015. Excitedly anticipating the arrival of their 4th son in July of 2018 and were shocked to learn Elijah, no longer had a heartbeat at 39 weeks and 6 days of pregnancy. Elijah was stillborn on his due date, July 2nd, 2018. They returned home from the hospital in desperate tears, bewildered, arms aching, and with a million questions. Three months after Elijah’s stillbirth, the autopsy report concluded that the cause of Elijah’s death was “unknown”. Unhappy with the insufficient answers to basic questions provided by the autopsy, Ann listened to a podcast interview of Dr. Harvey Kliman, a placental pathologist at Yale University. On this episode, Ann discusses learning that Elijah’s death was due to an extremely small placenta that could not provide the oxygen he needed to survive past week 39 of pregnancy. While Ann’s original plan was to continue teaching environmental science classes to undergraduate students, Elijah’s death was a watershed moment in her life. Elijah's death opened Ann’s eyes to the many unacceptable gaps in the world of prenatal care, stillbirth research, and basic answers for families asking why their baby died. Today, Ann is passionate about encouraging prenatal care providers to measure a baby’s placenta volume in utero to detect babies at high risk of stillbirth, and to help loss families pursue and hopefully find answers to the cause of their baby’s death. Ann can be reached by email: ann.ebert.oneill@gmail.com To learn more about Estimated Placental Volume (EPV) to measure placenta volumes during pregnancy: https://medicine.yale.edu/obgyn/kliman/placenta/epv/ To learn about having your baby’s placenta tissue reviewed by Dr. Harvey Kliman to investigate why your baby was miscarried or stillborn: https://medicine.yale.edu/obgyn/kliman/placenta/pregnancyloss/ Star Legacy Foundation is in Minnesota and are dedicated to stillbirth research.
In this episode, you might feel like you’re back in business school! We’re going to talk about a matrix—“The Crowdfunding Success Matrix.” What do black holes, shooting stars, and supernovas have to do with crowdfunding? ---------------------------------------------------------------- ⭐ During this episode, we detail these takeaways: 1. Earnings-per-visitor (EPV) is a more useful metric than conversion rates, including in comparing the utility of differently-priced products/services. 2. Poor sales may indicate a problem with either low conversion rates (due to a product/service and/or its presentation) or low click-through rates (due to its marketing), and it’s important to correctly identify the extent to which each factor needs to be remedied. 3. Entrepreneurs should address low conversions before low traffic or else their balance sheet may needlessly resemble a figurative “black hole,” wasting money to draw traffic that doesn’t convert well enough. 4. Good products/services sell even better through good marketing, and crowdfunding campaigns that involve both of these may be likened to “supernovas.” ✍️ Click here for this episode’s complete show notes! ----------------------------------------------------------------
El Concejal de Valparaíso Daniel Morales conversó en RVL Noticias acerca del acuerdo entre Empresa Portuaria de Valparaíso (EPV) y Terminal Cerros de Valparaíso (TCVAL) para extender la cláusula de salida del proyecto Terminal Dos. La cláusula de salida, o way out, es una herramienta legal que permite a la empresa desistir de la obra y existe un debate sobre la real concreción del proyecto. En este caso, EPV y TCVAL convinieron en que la compañía a cargo del T2 tiene hasta marzo 2019 para evaluar si continua o no con el proyecto.
Es wurde ja auch langsam Zeit, ich weiß! Jetzt ERST kommt die ERSTE Episode im neuen Jahr. Leider kamen mir Viren und andere Kleinigkeiten in den Weg, sodass ich den Januar auslassen musste. Aber ich gebe mein Bestes, damit ich euch ab sofort wieder monatlich beschallen kann. Hier nun ganz frisch die EPV 07. Diesmal habe ich mich mit meinem ehemaligen Kollegen Sisco Reinschk über seine Projekt-Arbeit beim FED Leipzig (Familienentlastender Dienst) unterhalten.
Free episode of the Effortless Phrasal Verb course, EPV 07: For, enroll in the course: http://bit.ly/2xhyZln
This is the FREE streamed EPV 02 lesson where I teach you how to use AWAY to form phrasal verbs. Enroll in the full course here: bit.ly/2hiqnnf
This is the FREE streamed EPV 02 lesson where I teach you how to use AROUND and ABOUT to form phrasal verbs. Enroll in the full course here: http://bit.ly/2hiqnnf
On this episode of the Unresolved Podcast, I take a look at the town of Point Pleasant, West Virginia, and the weird events that happened in the years of 1966 and 1967. This is more of a paranormal-based episode, taking a look at the introduction of the figures known as Indrid Cold (The Grinning Man) and the cryptic Mothman into the world's zeitgeist. Written, hosted, and produced by Micheal Whelan. Music credits:"EPV_174 Trailer" by Koen Daigaku"Aisatsana" by Graham Bole"High Altitude Golden Sunset" by Pulse Emitter"Red Shore" by Artem Bemba"After Midnight" by Kai Engel"Palavras do Silencio" by Joao Picoito
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