Podcasts about FDC

Para comemorar que 2025 é, segundo a UNESCO, o Ano Internacional da Quântica, remasterizamos um episódio de 2013 sobre um dos mais importantes físicos do século XX, Paul Dirac. Paul Adrien Maurice Dirac foi um notável matemático e físico britânico cujo papel foi essencial na construção da moderna mecânica quântica. Entre suas tantas contribuições, formulou a chamada equação de Dirac, a generalização relativística da equação de Schrödinger – com quem dividiu o Nobel em 1933. Em uma conferência dada em Moscou, em 1956, alguém lhe perguntou qual seria sua filosofia da física e respondeu escrevendo no quadro “Leis físicas devem sempre ser matematicamente belas” – apesar da lenda de que este quadro esteja preservado até hoje, a imagem certamente não desapareceu do imaginário acerca de tào estranha personalidade. Neste episódio sobre o físico e esquisitão inglês, Marco Aurélio Idiart (IF-UFRGS), Jorge Quillfeldt (Biofísica-UFRGS), Jeferson J. Arenzon (IF-UFRGS) conversam com Fernanda Steffens (atualmente ligada à Universidade de Bonn na Alemanha). Produção: Jeferson Arenzon Edição: Francisco Guazzelli Créditos da Imagem:  ChatGPT e equipe do FdC

A China decidiu deixar de lado as taxações pontuais e passou a dobrar a aposta no aumento das tarifas, demonstrando que pode vencer a guerra comercial. A analista de Economia da CNN Thais Herédia, o analista de Internacional da CNN Lourival Sant'Anna, Rodrigo Zeidan, professor da NYU Shanghai e da FDC, e Carlos Gustavo Poggio, professor de Ciência Política do Berea College, comentam o assunto.

Hay preocupación en la industria audiovisual del país por la disminución de algunos estimulos del FDC. ¿A qué se debe? Víctor Palacios, fundador de la distribuidora caleña Distrito Pacífico, nos da una radiografía de todo lo que está pasando y dice que muchas empresas distribuidoras desaparecerán si no se reinventan, además de la evidente disminución en la producción cinematográfica. Por: Víctor H. León y Julieth Cicua.

Ahead of her participation in Festival da Canção 2025, Daniel spoke with Inês Marques Lucas about his entry “Quantos Queres”. She will perform in the second semi-final of Festival da Canção on 1st March. In the interview, Daniel and Inês discuss his journey as an artist, working with FdC veteran Choro as her producer and […] The post TEP Interviews: Inês Marques Lucas (Festival da Canção 2025) appeared first on That Eurovision Site.

Episodio especial, disponible también en video aquíEste audio-video resumen que acompaña a Nicolás, Jair, Exler, Yenny, Maderley, Omar, Tita, Hoffen, Fray, Lina, Andrés, Diana, y muchos más que son #gentequehacecine / Y lo son porque durante 2024 dedicaron mucho tiempo de sus vidas a viajar por decenas de municipios de Colombia llevando talleres de sensibilización y mediación en cine y sobre todo películas colombianas en el marco de la sexta edición de la #temporadadecinecolombiano.Para saber más de la Temporada aquí.Para escuchar el anteior episodio sobre de la temporada aquí.Este episodio fue posible gracias a la invitación de Proimágenes Colombia, el FDC y la Dirección de Audiovisuales Cine y Medios Interactivos del Ministerio de als Culturas, las Artes y los Saberes.Para más episodios visita: www.gentequehacecine.com 

Welcome back to the Big Hearted Podcast! This week, we're diving into something I feel really passionate about—encouraging a cultural shift in family day care. I've said it before, and I'll say it again: the answer to burnout in FDC is slow pedagogy. When we slow down, tune into the children, and create mindful, intentional environments, everything changes. The children thrive, we thrive, and we stop feeling like we're constantly running on empty. In this episode, I break down: Why slow pedagogy is the key to reducing burnout The four pillars of a successful FDC business—and why they all need attention How to set boundaries with families (because you are not their emotional dumping ground!) The importance of mindful planning so you can actually enjoy your work Why you should never feel guilty for making a profit in FDC If you're feeling overwhelmed, exhausted, or just need a reminder that you deserve to love your work, this episode is for you. 5 Ways to Shift the Culture in FDC Be present. Put down the to-do list, stop rushing, and actually observe the children in front of you. Hold firm boundaries. Your role is to care for the children—not provide free counselling for parents. Declutter your space. Too much “stuff” = overstimulation for children and stress for you. Less is more. Get your business in order. Financial stress will pull your energy away from the children—stay on top of it. Trust yourself. You know what the children need. You are a professional. Act like it. A Quote From This Episode "You are not profiting off the children. Let me be really clear about that. You are profiting off the hard work that you've done. The parents are paying you for the time freedom for themselves to be able to go and earn their income. You are not profiting off the children. You are not out there selling the children's artwork or, um, selling them to go and dig holes in someone's garden, like, you are not profiting off the children. You are profiting off the hard work that you put in." Social Media Quote "The best thing we can do for children in FDC? Slow. Down. When we move with intention, we see more, we connect deeper, and we stop feeling exhausted all the time." What's Coming Up: Autumn Planning Session (15th Feb 2025): www.bigheartededucation.com/autumnplanning2025 Dream Lead Play Conference (June, Gold Coast): www.bigheartededucation.com/conference Essential Elements Programme: www.bigheartededucation.com/essential-elements Let's make FDC better for us and for the children. Big love, and see you next time!

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Beyond the Rush – Embracing Slow Pedagogy for Educators and Children Hello, hello, and welcome back to the Big Hearted Podcast! This week's episode comes off the back of an email from Miss Jodie, who loved last week's episode so much that she's listened to it four times already! She's also super keen for the Helicopter to Hands-Off workshop happening in March, so I thought—let's dig a little deeper into this idea of slow pedagogy. I'll be honest, I had no idea what slow pedagogy was when I first started Big Hearted Education in 2020. But once I found the words for it, I realised that everything I've been teaching and practicing as an educator has been leading to this. It's all about slowing down, being present, and taking a purposeful, intentional approach to how we run our family day care services. In this episode, I'm sharing my own experiences from running an FDC while being an approved provider, coordinator, and educational leader—all at the same time (yep, ninja-level time management required!). I talk about how I had to shift my mindset, step away from the rush, and create a rhythm in my day that worked for both me and the children. Because here's the thing—when you're stressed, the children feel it. And they'll respond to the energy you bring into the space. So, let's talk about how to break free from the rush, ditch the overwhelm, and embrace a way of working that actually feels good. What You'll Hear in This Episode: How slow pedagogy helps educators feel less overwhelmed and more connected Why routines aren't the answer—but rhythm and flow are The biggest mistake educators make when trying to be "hands-off" How to set up your day for success (so you're not scrambling to get things done) What it actually means to step back and let children lead 5 Ways to Slow Down in Your FDC Ditch rigid routines – Swap them out for an ebb and flow approach that follows the children's natural rhythms. Revisit experiences – There's nothing wrong with spending six weeks on painting and exploring it in different ways! Step back from the play – Give children space to figure things out on their own before stepping in. Be prepared behind the scenes – A well-run day isn't about micromanaging; it's about having things ready before they're needed. Trust that less is more – You don't need to cram your day with activities to prove you're doing a great job. Deep, meaningful engagement beats quantity every time. A Quote from This Episode: "When you are professionally holding yourself accountable as a family daycare professional, you start to put different meaning on the work that you're doing. And it becomes far more professionally fulfilling for you. When you have purpose and you understand why you're doing what you do. So that's a really positive benefit for educators because when things are slowed down enough, it gives you space to actually ponder and ask questions of yourself around what's actually happening." Social Media Quote: "We rush children too much. There's nothing wrong with spending six weeks on painting, exploring different tools, techniques, and textures. Learning deepens when we revisit, reflect, and build on experiences over time." #SlowPedagogy Links & Resources Mentioned: Dream Lead Play Conference (Early Bird Tickets Until 31st Jan) → Get Your Tickets Here 90-Day Autumn Planning Session (15th Feb) → https://bigheartededucation.com/autumn-planning-2025 Helicopter to Hands-Off Workshop (3rd March) → Book Now Essential Elements Course (12-Month Blueprint for FDC Educators) → Join The Waitlist

Crime boss Mike Miske was found dead Sunday while awaiting sentencing at the Federal Detention Center in Honolulu. The 50-year-old was pronounced dead just after 10 a.m. Teams from the Honolulu Medical Examiner’s Office spent several hours at the detention center. A sign on the door at FDC said all visits were canceled for Sunday.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Luke Schneider is the Founder and CEO of Fire Dept. Coffee, a certified veteran-owned coffee company. Fire Dept. Coffee gives back to and supports injured firefighters and has been named to the Inc. 5000 list three years in a row. Luke is also a retired firefighter, paramedic, and US Navy veteran. In 2023, he received the Leadership award for Citizenship from the Specialty Food Association.  In this episode…  In a business environment dominated by duplicate products, brands must employ creative measures to stand out and capture consumers' attention. This requires more than having a widespread presence on popular social media apps. How did a community-focused coffee brand gain recognition in thousands of Walmart locations? Former firefighter and US Navy veteran Luke Schneider credits his coffee company's growth to a robust community presence and a resonant mission. He emphasizes building a local community to convey your mission and cultivate a brand identity. For a broader reach, you can communicate your message on various social media platforms by targeting audiences who align with your mission to differentiate your products in the market. Luke maintains that a motivated team and influential culture can promote your community efforts and amplify your mission.  In today's episode of the Up Arrow Podcast, William Harris chats with Luke Schneider, the Founder and CEO of Fire Dept. Coffee (FDC), about building a robust community and team to scale. Luke discusses social selling, FDC's subscription offers, and how the company received its first publicity and navigated a trademark lawsuit.

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Often, where we are dispatched to a building that we know has automatic water flow in the event of the fire, we tend to expect that the water is flowing as designed and that all we will be left with is mopping up. Our guest on this episode of “5-Alarm Task Force!” is an engineer who designs water-flow systems, from the FDC outside to the sprinklers inside the facility.On this episode, E.J. stresses the issue that it is incumbent upon us, whether we serve a career, volunteer, part-pay, or paid-on-call, that we know our districts and what is being built in these districts. We should never assume anything, because there is often a chance that the building under construction three months ago will be the same three months later.Watch our video interview or listen to the audio podcast. Either way, you will learn about what you could face when you arrive at the building and that may be too late.                                          ********************Please remember that we need your help to raise the funds we use to financially help a Brother/Sister and or their families, when they are in dire need. Since 2020, we have donated nearly $7,000.00 to our Brothers and Sisters. We can only do that with your help. Please visit our homepage at https://www.5-AlarmTaskForceCorp.org and scroll down to the photo of the E2QB siren. Select the photo and our donation page will appear. From $1.00 to whatever you can, any amount will help us. And you can always reach us at Dalmatprod@Outlook.com

In today's episode of The Big Hearted Podcast, I'm excited to introduce the upcoming ABCs to FDC course, a free three-night event created to support family day care (FDC) educators with practical strategies for the most common challenges. Launching on 14 October, this course will cover everything from filling vacancies and finding work-life balance to building a strong money mindset. It's designed to boost your confidence, clarify your unique strengths, and help you run a thriving FDC. Here's What You'll Hear Today: I'll be walking you through what inspired me to create the ABCs to FDC and why each topic is something I know can make a difference in your daily work. Here's a snapshot of what we'll cover over the three nights: Night One: Standing Out and Filling Vacancies We'll dive into why just posting about vacancies isn't enough. I'll share tips on creating a powerful first impression, showing what makes you unique, and reaching the families who are the perfect fit for your program. Night Two: Achieving Work-Life Balance Burnout is common in FDC, and we want to prevent it. I'll share practical strategies for managing your workload with techniques like time-blocking and batching, so you can protect your personal time and build long-term success in FDC. Night Three: Money Mindset and Budgeting A healthy approach to income and budgeting can transform how you see your work and your worth. I'll cover everything from pricing confidently to budgeting effectively, helping you make the most of your earnings. Why I Created The ABCs to FDC This course is for educators like you who want clear, actionable steps to manage the business side of FDC, protect your wellbeing, and feel confident in charging what your unique care is worth. Each night, I'll share real-life strategies and action steps you can start using right away, designed to make your role easier, more enjoyable, and financially sustainable. Course Details Start Date: Monday, 14 October Time: 7:30 PM (QLD) / 8:30 PM (AEDT) Sign Up: bigheartededucation.com/abc-fdc Join me and the Big Hearted community for The ABCs to FDC – let's work together to make your FDC the best it can be. I can't wait to see you there!

"Calling BS on 'Taking the Family Out of Family Day Care" Welcome back to the Big Hearted Podcast! In this episode, I tackle a common statement circulating within the family day care community: “They're taking the family out of family day care.” I'm here to call BS on that. Together, let's explore why educators have far more autonomy and power over their business than they might think, and how we can reshape the narrative around family day care. In This Episode: Challenging the Narrative: I dive into the reasons why I believe the statement “they're taking the family out of family day care” doesn't hold up. We explore how much control you really have as an FDC educator, even within the frameworks of regulations and service policies. You're in Control: I talk about the autonomy you have in creating your environment, structuring your program, and designing the day to reflect your values and meet the needs of your families. From the colours on your walls to how you run your routines, you're the one in charge. Aligning with the Right Service: It's all about finding a service provider that aligns with your approach and values. I explain why it's important to collaborate with a service that supports your vision and how to manage regulations without compromising on your style. Creative Solutions to Common Challenges: Whether it's meeting regulatory requirements or handling things like excursions and sleep checks, I show how you can work within frameworks but still bring your unique approach to the table. It's about being innovative and flexible in your practice. Balancing Family Life and Wellbeing: I explore how you can find balance between running your family day care business and managing the demands of your personal life. You get to tailor your schedule and approach in a way that supports your wellbeing and honours your family's needs. Key Quotes: “You have the autonomy to make decisions that reflect your values – they aren't taking the family out of family day care.” “It's not about the regulations; it's about how you choose to respond to them. That's where your power lies.” Resources Mentioned: Essential Elements Membership Hub: Join the waitlist for the upcoming Essential Elements membership hub, launching on 14th October. It's packed with masterclasses, resources, and a supportive community to help you navigate family day care with confidence. ABCs to FDC Course: Get a taste of what it's like to work with me through the ABCs to FDC course, also launching on 14th October. Register now for this celebratory course designed to give you insights into running a successful family day care business. Join the Conversation: How do you approach your day in family day care? Do you feel you have autonomy over your business? Share your thoughts and join the discussion on our socials. Subscribe & Review: If you enjoyed this episode, don't forget to subscribe to the Big Hearted Podcast and leave a review on your favourite podcast platform. Your feedback helps us reach more educators and parents committed to nurturing children's growth and wellbeing. Follow Us on Social Media: Stay connected with the latest episodes, resources, and community updates by following us on Instagram and Facebook. Hashtags: #bigheartededucation #bigheartedpodcast #FDC #FDCeducator #EarlyChildhoodEducation #ChildCentred #InnovativeLearning #CommunityBuilding #NurturingConnections #EmpoweredEducators #FamilyDayCare

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The Central government, a few days ago, banned 156 fixed dose combination drugs, or FDCs. An FDC is a drug that has more than one active ingredient – two or more drugs together, in a single pill, capsule or shot. This is the latest in a series of bans brought in by the Centre – last year 14 FDCs were banned, and a total of 499 have been banned since 2014.  Why is this happening? Expert committees of the government have said these FDCs are irrational or have no therapeutic value for patients. In fact, FDCs are known to contribute to a growing public health problem in India – antimicrobial resistance So then why is the Indian market dominated by FDCs? Why are there FDCs in India that are not found anywhere else in the world? How are even unapproved and banned FDCs often found in the market? Guest: S Srinivasan, co-convenor, All India Drug Action Network Host: Zubeda Hamid Edited by Jude Francis Weston

Welcome back to CNBC-TV18's Marketbuzz Podcast. Here are all the latest developments from around the world ahead of the trading session of August 26 -The key crucial remark from the weekend is from US Fed Chair Jerome Powell's Jackson Hole speech. He said that the time has come for policy to adjust. The direction of travel is clear, and the timing and pace of rate cuts will depend on incoming data, evolving outlook and the balance of risks. This is exactly what the street wished to hear. -While the reaction in the Indian markets will be seen on Monday, Powell's speech was definitely cheered by Wall Street. The Dow Jones rallied over 450 points, as did the S&P 500. The Nasdaq composite surged over 1.5%. All three benchmark indices ended the week with gains. -Back home, this week will see the expiry of the August F&O series for the Nifty and Nifty Bank. The Nifty has been volatile this series but as of closing on Friday, the index is absolutely flat, just 10 points adrift of the July expiry close of 24,834. For the week gone by, both Nifty and the Nifty Bank ended with gains of a percent each. -The latest round of the Nifty 50 rejig was also announced on Friday. Trent, the Tata Group multibagger, which is up 20 times from its Covid-19 lows, will be the latest entrant to the index, along with state-run Bharat Electronics. Both these names will replace Divi's Laboratories and LTIMindtree, which will be moved back to the Nifty Next 50 or the Nifty Junior index. -In addition to the Nifty Rejig, announcements were also made for the latest addition to the FTSE All World Index. They include names like Bank of Maharashtra, Bharat Dynamics, Central Bank of India, Cochin Shipyard, Endurance Tech, Escorts Kubota, GE T&D India, Hitachi Energy India, HUDCO, IRB Infra, KEI Industries, Lloyds Metals, Motilal Oswal. Changes to be effective from September 23, 2024. -Stocks to watch: Ambuja Cements, Transport Corporation of India, Alembic pharma, Prime Fresh, Karur Vysya Bank, Lemon Tree, FDC, Religare Enterprises, JSW Energy, and Zydus Life. -On the global front, Asian stocks advanced this morning and the yen strengthened to a three-week high as investors took positions in anticipation of the Federal Reserve cutting US interest rates from next month. Shares in Australia and Hong Kong climbed on Monday, benefitting from Chair Jerome Powell's Jackson Hole speech, when he said the “time has come” to pivot to monetary easing. -GIFTYNifty was higher this morning trading at a premium of nearly 60 pts from Nifty Futures Friday close, indicating a start in the green for the Indian market Tune in to the Marketbuzz Podcast for more news and cues

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Carlos Hoyos, business advisor, coach executivo internacional e host do Podcast Líder de Elite, entrevistou Vania Bueno, especialista em comunicação e governança corporativa. Pontos Chave ◾ A importância de se desenvolver continuamente como líder estratégico. ◾ Conexões inesperadas nas redes sociais podem gerar bons resultados profissionais. ◾ Transições de carreira podem ocorrer dentro da mesma área de paixão. ◾ Sustentabilidade deve ser incorporada na alta liderança para ser efetiva. ◾ Governança deve evoluir com as mudanças profundas e irreversíveis do contexto mundial. ◾ Revisões dos códigos de governança refletem mudanças significativas no entendimento da mesma. ◾ A governança corporativa deve incluir integridade, respeito ao meio ambiente e públicos de interesse. ◾ Soft skills e relacionamento com stakeholders são fundamentais. ◾ Deep Governance®️ junta a parte financeira e humana para equilibrar decisões. ◾ Cultura de governança deve estar presente em todos os níveis da organização. Este episódio nos oferece uma visão profunda e inovadora sobre governança e liderança. Vania Bueno nos desafia a repensar nossas práticas e a incorporar uma abordagem mais humanista e sistêmica. Não perca a oportunidade de expandir seus conhecimentos e se inspirar. Ouça agora o podcast completo e transforme sua visão de liderança! Vania Bueno é jornalista, com pós-graduação em Planejamento estratégico e Mestrado em Organizational Development end Positive Change. Empreendedora, consultora e palestrante sobre os temas de governança, liderança e comunicação. Professora em cursos de pós-graduação na USP, UFSCar, FDC, IBGC, Aberje e Albert Einstein. https://www.linkedin.com/in/vania-bueno/ #liderança #conselho #governança

Neste episódio especial do podcast Líder de Elite, temos a honra de receber Hélio Contador, um renomado especialista em liderança e governança corporativa. Com uma vasta experiência prática e teórica, Hélio compartilha suas valiosas percepções sobre a convivência entre empatia e ambiente de trabalho, um tema essencial para líderes modernos. Se você busca aprimorar suas habilidades de liderança e entender como empatia pode transformar sua equipe, este episódio é imperdível. Principais pontos abordados ◾ Importância da experiência prática em governança corporativa. ◾ Crescimento rápido da Board Academy e suas contribuições. ◾ Impacto da pandemia na dinâmica de liderança e gestão. ◾ Introdução da neurociência no contexto de liderança. ◾ Desafios e aprendizado na transição de carreira. ◾ Ambiente de trabalho e empatia podem coexistir. ◾ Necessidade de líderes serem empáticos. ◾ Evolução do perfil de liderança ao longo dos anos. ◾ Impacto da pandemia no relacionamento humano no trabalho. ◾ Flexibilidade e adaptação são essenciais na liderança moderna. ◾ Convivência de diferentes gerações no ambiente corporativo. ◾ Desafios na retenção de jovens talentos. ◾ Importância da flexibilidade na gestão de pessoas. ◾ Necessidade de entender as diferentes gerações. ◾ A empatia pode ser desenvolvida e aprimorada. Não perca a oportunidade de aprender com as valiosas lições de Hélio Contador sobre como empatia e ambiente de trabalho podem coexistir harmoniosamente. Este episódio é um verdadeiro guia para qualquer líder que busca aprimorar suas habilidades e criar um ambiente de trabalho mais humano e produtivo. Ouça agora e transforme sua abordagem de liderança. José Helio Contador Filho é um renomado profissional com vasta formação e atuação em Governança Corporativa, Gestão da Saúde, Neurociências, e liderança, tendo contribuído significativamente para o desenvolvimento organizacional e pessoal em diversos setores. Com formação pelo IBGC, FDC, e especializações em Neurociência, Coaching, e Liderança por instituições de prestígio como o Instituto Brasileiro de Neurobusiness e o Instituto Disney de Orlando, ele se destaca como um especialista em aplicar os conhecimentos de Neurociências ao ambiente corporativo, melhorando a qualidade de vida e a eficiência empresarial. Além de sua sólida formação acadêmica, Hélio possui experiência como engenheiro pela POLI-USP, complementada por estudos avançados em administração e liderança nos EUA e Espanha. Além de sua contribuição acadêmica e profissional, Helio tem um forte envolvimento com o setor filantrópico, atuando como presidente e fundador do Instituto Cândido de Desenvolvimento Social, e voluntário no Semeador - Instituição de Desenvolvimento Humanitário. Autor de diversas publicações sobre Governança e liderança. www.hcont.com.br www.linkedin.com/in/helio-contador #podcast #liderança #empatia #trabalho #equipe

Welcome to a pivotal discussion on financial empowerment in family day care. In today's episode, we address the often daunting task of setting fees that accurately reflect the value of the services provided. Our focus isn't just on the numbers, but on the fundamental respect and worth that every educator should command. What You'll Learn: Understanding Your Costs: How to calculate the real cost of opening your doors every day, including unexpected expenses like renovations or increased utility rates. Business Mindset: Transitioning from informal fee-setting to a structured, business-like approach to financial management within your day care. Investment and Recovery: Strategies for spreading significant expenses over time to avoid fee spikes while still planning for financial sustainability. Value Your Worth: Encouraging educators to set fees based on their unique offerings and expertise, rather than undervaluing their services to match market norms. Comprehensive Expense Planning: Including taxes, superannuation, sick and annual leave in your fee structure to ensure a well-rounded financial strategy. Encouragement to Educators: Emphasising the importance of not undercharging, which can hinder the financial and professional growth of educators. Featured Insights: Valuing Your Service: Recognise and charge for the value you add through experience, professional development, and quality of care. Personal Stories and Experiences: Real-life scenarios that highlight the emotional and practical challenges of fee-setting in family day care. Empowering Women in Business: Discussing the broader implications of financial empowerment for women in the early childhood education sector. Whether you're new to setting fees or looking to refine your approach, this episode offers essential strategies to ensure your family day care thrives financially and ethically. Join us for a robust conversation that aims not just at sustaining your business, but elevating the quality of early childhood education. Resources Mentioned: Profitable FDC Course: Dive deeper into profitable strategies specific to family day care. Kickstarter Course: A free resource for educators starting in fee management and resource budgeting. You can find them here: Courses Here For more insights and support in running your family day care as a flourishing business, visit Big Hearted Education. Tags: #bigheartededucation, #bigheartedpodcast, #FDC, #FDCeducator, #WomenInBusiness, #ECEFinance Tune in, charge your worth, and transform your educational space into a thriving, sustainable business.

Nuestro especial sobre la conmemoración de los 20 años de la Ley de Cine termina con este episodio en el que hablamos con Diana Díaz (Directora de la Dirección de Audiovisuales, Cine y Medios Interactivos del Ministerio de Cultura) y Melisa Zapata (productora colombiana).Nos reunimos en la Cinemateca de Bogotá, para charla sobre los futuros de nuestro cine a propósito del tema de este especial: la conmemoración de los 20 años de nuestra ley de cine. Un episodio para reflexionar sobre el presente, pero sobre todo para proponer acciones que nos permitan que se vean más nuestras creaciones y conectar con las audiencias.Si quieres escuchar los otros episodios de esta serie:CAPÍTULO 1 con Cristina Gallego, Jorge Alí Triana y Claudia TrianaCAPÍTULO 2 con Gonzalo Castellanos y María Consuelo Araujo CAPÍTULO 3 con Andrea AfanadorPara verlos en Youtube:CAPÍTULO 1CAPÍTULO 2CAPÍTULO 3Si quieres conocer las convocatorias del FDCSi quieres pautar en nuestros episodios, patrocinar #ElNoti semanal o producir tu pocdast no dudes en escribirnos a info@gentequehacecine.comNuestra web: https://gentequehacecine.com/Este episodio está disponible en Youtube en este enlace.Este episodio es posible gracias a: Nuestra productora Gente queLa producción ejecutiva de Lemaitre Consultores El amor y confianza de nuestros amigos en Patreon (Carolina Rodríguez, Manuela Paredes, Hamilton Casas, Juliana Núñez, Marco Antonio Ramírez, Diana Piñeres, Felix Riaño y Diana Páez). Apóyanos como ellos desde 1 dólar.Asistencia de Producción y edición de video: Nicolás SeguraEdición de audio y maquetas: Valeria LópezFotografía y video: Isabella JiménezAsesora de marca: Camila Guerrero.

In this conversation, Carly welcomes Dr. Jessica Hekman, the creator of The Functional Dog Collaborative, to the podcast.   The FDC was founded to support the breeding and raising of purebred, outcrossed, and mixed-breed dogs while prioritizing the physical and behavioral health. The FDC considers these functional goals more important than strict breed standard or closed studbook.Topics covered:The Functional Dog Collaborative (FDC) and it's aim to support responsible breeding practices and improve genetics and socialization in dogs. Functional breeding means breeding dogs that are physically and behaviorally healthy and resilient.Common genetic problems in dog breeds can be seen in extreme morphologies, (like brachycephalic faces) or traits that were not intentionally bred for (like epilepsy and shortened lifespans).Different approaches to breeding like outcrossing and creating new breeds, can address health issues. The current dog culture faces challenges in accepting new breeding practices and changing ideologies.Education and resources are needed to guide puppy seekers in finding responsible breeders. How the Functional Dog Collaborative aims to change the incentive structure in dog breeding through initiatives like the Data Canis platform. GUEST INFOfunctionalbreeding.orgFDC FacebookFDC InstagramFDC TikTokFDC Podcast FOLLOW WITH A DOG:InstagramTikTokSupport the showSupport the show

Nuestro especial sobre la conmemoración de los 20 años de la Ley de Cine continúa conversando con Andrea Afanador, directora de fomento nacional en Proimágenes Colombia.Andrea ha coordinado por casi dos décadas las convocatorias del FDC y la gestión de los estímulos con los que creadoras y creadores colombianos han llevado a la realidad cientos de películas en los últimos años. Una charla que nos puso a recordar cómo han crecido los estímulos, cómo se ha llegado a nuevos realizadores y a más regiones, una charla llena de anécotas que repasan estos primeros 20 años y también nos da pista para los tiempos venideros, son sus apuestas y retos.Si quieres escuchar los otros episodios de esta serie:CAPÍTULO 1 con Cristina Gallego, Jorge Alí Triana y Claudia TrianaCAPÍTULO 2 con Gonzalo Castellanos y María Consuelo AraujoPara verlos en Youtube:CAPÍTULO 1CAPÍTULO 2Si quieres conocer las convocatorias del FDCSi quieres pautar en nuestros episodios, patrocinar #ElNoti semanal o producir tu pocdast no dudes en escribirnos a info@gentequehacecine.comProducción de Reels: NIcolás SeguraMaquetas de audio: Valeria LópezNuestra web: https://gentequehacecine.com/Este episodio está disponible en Youtube en este enlace.Este episodio es posible gracias a: Nuestra productora Gente queLa producción ejecutiva de Lemaitre Consultores El amor y confianza de nuestros amigos en Patreon (Carolina Rodríguez, Manuela Paredes, Hamilton Casas, Juliana Núñez, Marco Antonio Ramírez, Diana Piñeres, Felix Riaño y Diana Páez). Apóyanos como ellos desde 1 dólar.Asistencia de Producción y edición de video: Nicolás SeguraEdición de audio y maquetas: Valeria LópezAsesora de marca: Camila Guerrero.

IT'S HERE: STS HARDCOVER BOOK SIGNED COPIES FROM JOEL AND KARM:  https://premierecollectibles.com/waldmanPre-Order Joel's Book: Https://amzn.to/48GwbLxConnect with STS, join our Patreon: Https://patreon.com/SurvivingTheSurvivorSTS Website: https://survivingthesurvivor.com/STS Merch Store: https://www.bonfire.com/store/sts-store/#STSNation, Welcome to another episode of Surviving The Survivor, the podcast that brings you the #BestGuests in all of True Crime… The location where Charlie Adelson will serve his life sentence has changed once again. After being convicted by a jury last fall of plotting to murder his former brother-in-law, the former South Florida periodontist was moved in December to the Northwest Florida Reception Center Annex In Chipley, Fla. Then, at the start of the new year, he was moved to the Wakulla Correctional Institution, according to the Florida Department of Corrections. Now, the father and convict is behind bars nearly a two-hour drive from the capital city, at the Columbia Correctional Institution in Lake City. The Florida VINE program reports he relocated there Wednesday. #BestGuests: Famed Tallahasse Defense Attorney R. Timothy Jansen is a partner in the firm Jansen & Davis…he has handled complex Civil, Administrative and Criminal Litigation s, first as Chief Trial Counsel for the Secretary of State of Florida, Tallahassee, handling both complex Civil and Criminal matters. He also spent 5 years as a federal prosecutor. No one knows the Tallahassee legal community better than Tim. John D. Singer – is Co Founder of, Singer Deutsch LLP and graduate of Georgetown Law Mr. Singer was designated as a "New York Super Lawyer" in 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018 and 2019, Singer makes regular appearances as a legal analyst for CNBC and a gazillion other outlets Tallahassee based John Sawicki founded Forensic Data Corp is focused on providing the premiere computer forensics and e-discovery services to law firms, corporations, and government agencies throughout the southeastern United States. The FDC lab maintains a full complement of computer forensic and e-discovery hardware and software. We have the ability extract and analyze data from Windows, Mac and Linux operating systems, as well as mobile devices such as cell phones, tablets and GPS units. FDC is licensed as a private investigation agency in Florida and Georgia. #JusticeForDanMarkel #TrueCrime #FSU #TrueCrimeCommunity #Podcast #Podcasting #Florida #CharlieAdelson #WendiAdelson #TrueCrime #DonnaAdelson #CharlieAdelsonTrial

President of CNAP, Alain Reuter, talks to us about how to obtain a pension in Luxembourg. Sasha discusses the week's news, and I wish you all a Happy St. Patrick's Day! Pensions are one of those parts of life-long planning which, due to the nature of our busy days, we don't always have time to think about or organise. Now if you happen to spend your entire working life in Luxembourg, and you're an employee (rather than an independent worker), again you have to think a little less about such issues. However, a lot of my audience is international with some time spent in Luxembourg, some coming, going and even returning. Again, a lot of these people will come with a partner who may not be working. And so the questions begin. What does one need to do to contribute to a 'pot' where, one day, they may be entitled to a Luxembourg pension? How do you add educational years (yes, that's a thing here)? How do you add child-rearing years? Alain Reuter and his team get such questions every day. Alain is President of the National Pension Insurance Office (Caisse nationale d'assurance pension - CNAP) and the Compensation Fund of the General Pension Scheme (Fonds de compensation commun au régime général de pension - FDC) since December 2020. At the moment, about 215,000 are retired (and receiving a pension) in Luxembourg, out of a population of about 650,000. This number has risen by 15% in the last five years. The total amount paid out is about 5.7 billion euros. Of this amount, about 4 billion euros is to people in Luxembourg and 1.7 billion to those now living abroad (in 111 different countries to be precise). The average age of retirement, currently, is 60.1. Pensions have been in the news for various reasons over the last few months. The most pertinent and, in my opinion, important reason is that there is not going to be enough money in the system to pay for future pensions. In fact, by 2042, the pension fund's reserves will be insufficient to cover expenditure. Ivaylo Markov, Managing Partner of Thales Capital puts it like this: "From 2027 we will be spending more than we earn, which will reduce the reserves, which will be depleted in barely 15 years... The current decade will see the number of beneficiaries grow by around 4% each year. This increase is explained by the IGSS as being due to a 'wave of new pensioners, mainly made up of immigrant and cross-border workers recruited from the 1990s onwards" This is a topic that needs further investigation and I will try to do a follow-up show with your questions. Please send any thoughts to contenttoday@rtl.lu with the title 'Pensions - questions for Lisa Burke' Enjoy the show and have a wonderful St. Patrick's Day celebratory weekend!

In this week's episode, we dive into the journey of Rachel Smith, a remarkable family day care (FDC) educator with a story that resonates with resilience, passion, and the transformative power of adversity. Rachel's path from experiencing a career-threatening challenge to becoming a beacon of hope and innovation for FDC educators across Australia is a testament to the strength and potential within the FDC community. Key Highlights: Rachel's Personal Journey: From starting as a live-in nanny in 2007 to overcoming health challenges and finding her calling in family daycare, Rachel's story is one of overcoming adversity through adaptability and resilience. Advocacy Through Adversity: After an abrupt end to her contract with a service provider, Rachel chose to see it as an opportunity for growth. Her blogs have resonated with many, highlighting the challenges and triumphs within the FDC sector and sparking a nationwide conversation on improving relationships between educators and services. Creating a Supportive Community: Rachel has initiated a private Facebook group for educators, fostering a space for support, sharing, and professional development. This initiative aims to remind educators of their value and the importance of self-care and setting boundaries. Educational Resources: Rachel has leveraged her experience to create and share educational resources through an Etsy store, simplifying the compliance with the Early Years Learning Framework (EYLF) and providing creative and practical activity ideas based on children's literature. Future Directions: Rachel is excited about the future, with no fixed endpoint in sight. Her focus is on continuing to inspire and support other educators, advocating for better understanding and communication within the FDC sector, and enriching the lives of children and families through her work. Key Takeaways: The importance of resilience and adaptability in facing challenges within the FDC sector. The role of community and support in fostering a positive and professional family daycare environment. The significance of self-care, setting boundaries, and maintaining professional relationships for the well-being of educators and the quality of care provided. The potential for adversity to lead to growth, innovation, and the opening of new opportunities. Join us in this episode as Rachel shares her insights, experiences, and hopes for the future of family daycare. Whether you're an educator, a parent, or someone passionate about early childhood education, Rachel's story is sure to inspire and provoke thought on the importance of support, community, and innovation in the world of family daycare. Relevant Links: Rachel's Blogs: https://mailrhcc.wixsite.com/rachel-s-home-child Out of the Box FDC Educators Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/RHCCFDC Rachel's Educational Resources on Etsy: https://www.etsy.com/shop/outoftheboxeducators/?etsrc=sdt #bigheartededucation, #bigheartedpodcast, #FDC, #FDCeducator, #EarlyChildhoodEducation, #Resilience, #CommunitySupport, #InnovationInChildrensCare

This past weekend was filled with ooh's and ahh's on the NBA court, the courtrooms of Atlanta and the halls of Sneakercon in our beloved city. Today we cover all the extremely ghetto, subpar, lackluster and flat out hilarious mess from February 16th to February 18th. We start the show with Chad reviewing 2 of the best movies of the past 12 months, One Love and American Fiction. The guys tackle 45's unexpected appearance at Sneakercon and evaluate his skills as a marketer. They also tackle all his recent judgments and if Trump may end up running the country from an FDC. The guys also get into the hilariously tragic story of YSL Nicky, pka, Nicole Fegan, how her alleged antics landed her a gang charge and what all this crap means for Young Thug. The heart of the show covers Freaky Fani and Nasty Nate looking like doofs in a GA courtroom and the good, bag, ugly and unfortunate of NBA All Star Weekend 2024 in Indy. All this and much more on the 301st installment of The Realest Podcast Ever.

This past weekend was filled with ooh's and ahh's on the NBA court, the courtrooms of Atlanta and the halls of Sneakercon in our beloved city. Today we cover all the extremely ghetto, subpar, lackluster and flat out hilarious mess from February 16th to February 18th. We start the show with Chad reviewing 2 of the best movies of the past 12 months, One Love and American Fiction. The guys tackle 45's unexpected appearance at Sneakercon and evaluate his skills as a marketer. They also tackle all his recent judgments and if Trump may end up running the country from an FDC. The guys also get into the hilariously tragic story of YSL Nicky, pka, Nicole Fegan, how her alleged antics landed her a gang charge and what all this crap means for Young Thug. The heart of the show covers Freaky Fani and Nasty Nate looking like doofs in a GA courtroom and the good, bag, ugly and unfortunate of NBA All Star Weekend 2024 in Indy. All this and much more on the 301st installment of The Realest Podcast Ever. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This episode of “Diggin' in The Ashtray” includes: - FDC keeps the mess going. - Who are we allowing to “Build Brains” - Mingling Zieglers Smoke Screen Social Media Accounts Twitter: @1Smoke_Screen_ IG: SmokeScreenPodcast Facebook: Brandon Johnson Be sure to Like, Share, & Subscribe

STS Website: https://survivingthesurvivor.com/ STS Merch Store: https://www.bonfire.com/store/sts-store/ #STSNation, Welcome to another episode of Surviving The Survivor, the podcast that brings you the #BestGuests in all of True Crime… After 9+ years, Donna Adelson appeared in a Tallahassee courtroom to hear the charges levied against her, including murder, in the conspiracy to kill her ex son-in-law FSU Law Professor Dan Markel. Authorities also seized iPhones and iPads from both Donna and Harvey. Could digital forensics blow this case wide open? #BestGuests: Tallahassee based John Sawicki founded Forensic Data Corp is focused on providing the premiere computer forensics and e-discovery services to law firms, corporations, and government agencies throughout the southeastern United States. The FDC lab maintains a full complement of computer forensic and e-discovery hardware and software. We have the ability extract and analyze data from Windows, Mac and Linux operating systems, as well as mobile devices such as cell phones, tablets and GPS units. FDC is licensed as a private investigation agency in Florida and Georgia. Dr. Thomas S. Hyslip is a Professor in the Criminology Department at the University of South Florida. Dr. Hyslip also served as a federal law enforcement officer for over 23 years specializing in cybercrime investigations and digital forensics. Gary is Special Agent at the United States Department of Defense — DCIS Cyber Crime Field Office. Gary is an experienced Senior Special Agent with a demonstrated history of working in the military industry. He's highly skilled in computer investigations, network intrusions, intelligence analysis, government systems and computer forensics.#JusticeForDanMarkel #TrueCrime #FSU #TrueCrimeCommunity #Podcast #Podcasting #Florida #CharlieAdelson #WendiAdelson #TrueCrime #DonnaAdelson

Regresando a nuestras queridas raíces, la verdad, es que andamos pensando que pasará con nuestro futuro, podremos acaso seguir FDC cuando tengamos los 50 años, ¿nos seguirán escuchando?Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/fuera-del-control. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

En este episodio Abel Saraiba junto a las psicólogas Rosa Pellegrino y Maria Antonella Sarli aborda el tema del origen de la toxicidad ¿eres o te hacen tóxico? y de ser así ¿quién puede hacerte tóxico? ¿cómo superar la toxicidad? . Este y otras aristas de la toxicidad, así como la responsabilidad afectiva que hay que tener para evitar ser presa de este patrón de relaciones son los temas abordados el FDC 93

ARE YOU READY TO TAKE THE COUCH? I'm on the couch with Udonis Haslem, Adam Avin and Judge Steve Leifman. When I started my career in psychiatry I began as the Chief Psychiatrist for the Federal Bureau of Prisons, managing facilities in the SE region of the US. My home location was FDC in downtown Miami. Being available to my brothers and sisters, most of whom are unjustly doing time, was a gratifying experience for the nearly ten years I was with the BOP. I moderated a mental health mindfulness panel featuring & on behalf of the Udonis Haslem Foundation founded by Udonis Haslem, Wuf Shanti founded by adam Avin & Judge Leifman, the gentleman who, like Udonis, has a passion for criminal Justice reform and has created a system in FL to divert detainees to mental health facilities and hospitals instead of jails and prisons. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/brainlove/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/brainlove/support

On #TheCapitalGang Sat 23rd September: •There was a coup at FDC this week,new interim leaders appointed! Old leadership is defiant! Was this delegates conference inconsequential? •Floods in Kampala; more rains on the way! •Is the UK pulling out of climate change promises made? •Morocco and Libya are in pain – we pray for them! Always isten in on 91.3 FM or www.capitalradio.co.ug at 10am --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/capitalfmuganda/support

NewsRadio WFLA Legal Analyst Felix Vega discusses a lawsuit against Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital, a case featured in a Netflix documentary. Vega also explains cases in which the FDC fired a Florida medical marijuana patient and is now asking the Supreme Court to take up the case and a class-action lawsuit filed in Florida over ineffective decongestant drugs.

On Daybreak Africa: South African president calls for reform of the UN Security Council. Plus, Nigeria and South Africa leaders meet at the United Nations General Assembly, looking to advance economic cooperation. Some South Sudan politicians and analysts criticize a decision giving President Kiir powers to appoint lawmakers. The ongoing feud in Uganda's main opposition FDC took a new turn on Tuesday. Sierra Leone's main opposition party responds to yesterday's VOA's interview with President Julius Maada Bio. For this and more tune to Daybreak Africa.

Este episodio hace parte de una serie de 4 capítulos en los que conmemoramos junto a Proimágenes Colombia los 20 años de la ley de cine en nuestro país. Una ley gracias a la que nuestra producción cinematográfica se incrementó de manera exponencial, ya que de estrenar 5 películas en 2003 se pasó a más de 50 en 2022.Un incremento que no solo se manifiesta en más largometrajes, sino en más voces, más miradas, más diversidad, más géneros, más territorios, más oportunidades, más inversión, también más retos, unos cuantos problemas y muchas preguntas por hacernos para seguir el camino. Para este primer capítulo, grabado en vivo en el BAM (Bogotá Audiovisual Market), conversamos con Gloria Triana, directora de Proimágenes Colombia, con Cristina Gallego, directora y productora y con el director Jorge Alí Triana.La conversación gira nos sitúa en un primer balance de los 20 años de esta ley, Claudia desde su mirada como cabeza no solo de Proimágenes, sino como gestora e impulsora de la ley, Jorge Alí como representante de ese cine que se hacía antes de la lay y Cristina, como beneficiaria durante dos décadas desde su promulgación. Una charla que seguramente servirá de archivo y revisión constante para quienes gozan de registrar la historia de nuestro cine, de la gente que hace cine. Para saber más del BAM: https://bogotamarket.com/Este episodio cuenta con el patrocinio de exclusivo de @proimagenescolombia https://www.proimagenescolombia.com/ y el apoyo de el equipo de comunicaciones del Fondo para el desarrollo Cinematográfico #FDC Para saber más del BAM: https://bogotamarket.com/Este episodio fue grabado con micrófonos RODE Mic y bases Audio Technica de MEDIATEKIS. Compra con ellos como nosotros.Este episodio es posible gracias a: ·Nuestra productora Gente queEl amor de Distrito AudiovisualLa producción ejecutiva de Lemaitre ConsultoresEl amor y confianza de nuestros amigos en Patreon (Carolina Rodríguez, Manuela Paredes, Hamilton Casas, Luisa García Delvasto, Marco Antonio Ramírez, Diana Piñeres, Juliana Núñez y Felix Riaño). Apóyanos como ellos desde 1 dólar.Fotos y video: Lucía RomeroAsistencia de Producción y edición de video: Nicolás Segura Visita nuestro canal de Youtube para más contenidoEsta es nuestra web: https://gentequehacecine.com/

The Next Step Now podcast is a production of Timothy's Gift, a prison outreach launched in 2009 to take a message of hope inside the prison fences.What happens when a returned citizen (aka former inmate) gets to interview a retired warden about prison?  You get to find out on this episode!Ms. Chris Southerland spent 30 years with the Florida Department of Corrections.  During her time with the FDC, she served as Assistant Warden, Warden (at both male and female prisons) and Assistant Deputy Secretary of Re-Entry.  Her passion and enthusiasm are contagious!  We are proud to call her friend.Timothy's Gift is a Christian community taking professional musicians on tours inside prisons.  Learn more at www.TimothysGift.com. 

O que aprender, quando o leme do barco corporativo depende de você? Quem lidera precisa tocar o presente e pensar o futuro em um mundo de incertezas e mudanças rápidas na tecnologia, economia e geopolítica. Gestão aberta para a diversidade cultural importa muito, explicam Pedro Vergueiro, Gerente de Educação Executiva na FDC e Carlos Arruda, professor de Inovação e Competitividade e Gerente Executivo do Núcleo de Inovação e Empreendedorismo da FDC.Links do episódioO site do curso PGA | Programa de Gestão Avançada da FDCO livro “The Culture Map”, por Erin MeyerO livro “Invent and Wander: The Collected Writings of Jeff Bezos”, por Jeff BezosO livro “O jogo infinito”, por Simon Sinek  Turismo cultural: o hospital viticultor Hospices de Beaune_____FALE CONOSCOEmail: news@theshift.info_____ASSINE A THE SHIFTwww.theshift.info

The Feds and Big Pharma depend on distractions in the news cycle to keep you from learning the truth about the jab! 

A new agreement signed by California Trout, the Farmers Ditch Company, and the Yurok Tribe with Mike Belchik of the Yurok Tribe, Gareth Plank from FDC, and Damon Goodman from CalTrout.

Como se preparar para fazer a inovação acontecer? É preciso buscar respostas também fora das empresas, considerando tendências tecnológicas, parcerias estratégicas em outros ecossistemas e muita troca de ideias. Hugo Tadeu, diretor do núcleo de inovação e empreendedorismo da Fundação Dom Cabral, e Marta Pimentel, diretora-executiva da Nova SBE, de Lisboa, falam sobre como criar novos caminhos de crescimento.Links do episódioPara conhecer o programa InPulse, da FDC e Nova SBEO livro “Gorillas Can Dance: Lessons from Microsoft and Other Corporations on Partnering with Startups”, de Shameen PrashanthamO livro “The Culture Map: Decoding How People Think, Lead, and Get Things Done Across Cultures”, de Erin MeyerO livro “O andar do bêbado: Como o acaso determina nossas vidas”, de Leonard MlodinowO livro “Elástico: Como o pensamento flexível pode mudar nossas vidas”, de Leonard MlodinowA série “Rabo de Peixe”, na NetflixO livro “Como As Maiores Tendências de Hoje Vão Colidir com o Futuro de Todas as Coisas e Remodelá-las”, por Mauro F. Guillén_____FALE CONOSCOEmail: news@theshift.info_____ASSINE A THE SHIFTwww.theshift.info

This episode, Ji Khalsa is interviewing me, Jessica Hekman, DVM, PhD. I'm a veterinarian turned behavioral geneticist turned teacher and founder of the Functional Dog Collaborative, or FDC. I graduated from Tufts Veterinary School in 2012 with a dual veterinary and master's degree, which was on stress in hospitalized dogs. I completed a veterinary shelter medicine specialty internship at Maddie's Shelter Medicine Program at the University of Florida. I completed a PhD in Genetics, Genomics, and Biomedical Sciences in Kukekova Lab at the University of Illinois, studying genetic differences in the stress system in lines of foxes bred to be less afraid of humans compared to foxes bred to be aggressive. I did post-doctoral work at the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard, and now teach online for Virginia Tech and run the FDC. Ji asked me to talk about the FDC - how it's coming, what we're doing, what we need help with. So here it is!

Sgt Smith joins us here to shoot the shit and talk about her experience so far as a Woman in the Field Artillery world. Not in the FDC either, on the line! Enjoy --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/danny832/support

Overwhelmed by the process of filing a Fully Developed VA Claim? The VA Claim Process is complicated. We get it. Today, VA Claims Insider is going to share with you some secrets of the VA rating system, including the benefits of a Fully Developed VA Claim. Let's face it. Most Veterans have no idea how to claim the compensation they deserve after discharge from the Military. When they do apply for disability, there's the obstacle of just filing a simple claim. An FDC claim is determined appropriate for the following: – Service connection (SC) initial – Increased evaluation – A claim for Permanent and Total (P&T) rating The form accepted by the VA for an FDC claim is VBA-21-526ez. Checking the box “Fully Developed VA Claim” indicates what type of claim you are filing. Unfortunately, there is no “exact” timeline when it comes to FDC claims. However, we have seen these claims come back in a week. Stay the course, and remember the more pertinent information you can deliver the easier it makes the VA rater's life. Do You Need VA Claim Help? WE'RE THE EXPERTS! If you need some help with your VA disability claim, join VA Claims Insider Elite TODAY and get started on your VA disability claim for FREE: https://vaclaimsinsider.com/elite-membership/ ***Audio Timestamps*** ⏩ 00:00 VA Claims Insider Introduction  ⏩ 12:20 What is a Fully Developed Claim? ⏩ 14:48 Factors That Affect How Long The VA Takes to Process Your Claim ⏩ 24:32 Recap: What You Need For a FULLY Developed Claim ⏩ 28:22 FREE EBOOK: YOU DESERVE IT ⏩ 29:57 Questions Answered by VA Claim Experts ⏩ 59:19 Need VA Disability Claim Help?

This is the second part of my epic interview with Mary Peaslee about hip testing. As I said in part one, I highly value Mary's insights about hip testing for a whole bunch of reasons. She's a medical doctor with an additional master's in public health, specializing in preventive medicine, so she has extensive training in understanding screening tests just like the kinds of tests we do for hip health. As for her dog cred, she has been breeding English Shepherds for over 20 years, with a focus on growing and sustaining a healthy breed population. She's been very involved in the breed, earning herding trial championships, and serving on the the board of directors for the English Shepherd Breed Conservancy, English Shepherd Club, and the American Herding Breed Association. Mary has volunteered for FDC for several years and we've had many discussions about health testing and breeding. We've talked a lot recently about hip testing and I asked her to come onto the podcast to tell us her thoughts. If you haven't listened to part one yet, I recommend you check that one out first!

This episode I'm talking to Mary Peaslee about hip testing. I highly value Mary's insights about hip testing for a whole bunch of reasons. She's a medical doctor with an additional master's in public health, specializing in preventive medicine, so she has extensive training in understanding screening tests just like the kinds of tests we do for hip health. As for her dog cred, she has been breeding English Shepherds for over 20 years, with a focus on growing and sustaining a healthy breed population. She's been very involved in the breed, earning herding trial championships, and serving on the the board of directors for the English Shepherd Breed Conservancy, English Shepherd Club, and the American Herding Breed Association. Mary has volunteered for FDC for several years and we've had many discussions about health testing and breeding. We've talked a lot recently about hip testing and I asked her to come onto the podcast to tell us her thoughts. This is part 1 of 2 parts.