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Join us for an eye-opening conversation with Dr. Guerry Grune, the brilliant mind behind Third Rock Essentials, as he shares his journey in creating non-toxic, food-grade personal care products. Dr. Grune's expertise in chemistry, mechanical engineering, and material science—combined with his passion for surfing and concerns about melanoma—led him to pioneer health-conscious alternatives to conventional, and even mineral based sunscreens. We also take a closer look at natural and powerful alternatives to petroleum-based products, including the revolutionary creation of Nutroleum, and the infection-fighting prowess of Nutrasporin.  Compelling stories showcasing their effectiveness for various conditions are shared. This episode promises a wealth of insights into the chemistry behind these pioneering products and their profound impact on personal health and well-being. Don't miss this intriguing and informative chat with a true innovator in the skincare industry!You can find Dr. Guerry Grune at:Website - https://3rdrockessentials.com Please Follow and Review this podcast if you would like to support the growth of this show. Thank You! :)If you enjoyed this episode, please consider sharing it with two people you know that might benefit from the information. The more knowledge that people have in their hands, the healthier we can all become. If you would like to see a particular health issue discussed, or know someone who would be a great guest, contact the Open-Minded Healing podcast at openmindedhealing365@gmail.com. Note: By listening to this podcast, you agree not to use this podcast as medical advice to treat any medical condition in either yourself or others, including but not limited to patients that you are treating. Consult your own physician for any medical issues that you may be having. This entire disclaimer also applies to any guests or contributors to the podcast. Under no circumstances shall Marla Miller, Open-Minded Healing Podcast, any guests or contributors to the podcast, be responsible for damages arising from use of the podcast.

With summer fast-approaching, it's important to keep yourself protected from all kinds of exposure! In this episode, Dr. Lara Varden, in-house clinician of the DNA Company is joined by Dr. Guerry Grune, PhD, P.A., the CTO and Founder of 3rd Rock Essentials. Guerry shares how his life might have been one long (part-time) endless summer if it hadn't been for three events that led him to create 3rd Rock—and change sunscreen history forever.During the summertime, it is not uncommon for us to spend more time outdoors. This comes with great benefits but also has cons when it comes to the topic of the forces of nature - the UV rays of the sun, and the emergence of bugs that are out to bite you. With this in mind, Dr. Lara and Dr. Guerry discuss ways in getting through being in the sun. First, the episode tackles how to deal with bug bites, poison ivy, hives, and other infections. These cause a variety of itches due to the toxins causing a sudden acidity on the skin. These are not entirely preventable but definitely can be soothed with the right products specifically those that contain high concentrations of zinc oxide. Dr. Lara and Dr. Guerry delve into how this substance works as a skin protectant to aid various skin conditions.Secondly, they dive into the importance of sunscreen. We often assume that higher SPF already guarantees better protection but there's more than meets the eye when it comes to fully protecting the skin from the harsh rays of the sun. They discuss the different components of sunscreen that makes it safe not just for human consumers, but for the reef as well. In fact, Dr. Guerry showcases how his formulation of sunscreen is approved by the Coral Reef Foundation.Lastly, they impart knowledge on how silver is a miracle element that contributes to better gut health. In line with this, they also share other tips on lifestyle and health in general that will allow you to be at your most optimal level of health throughout all of your planned activities.If you wish to learn more about the article mentioned by Dr. Lara Varden, you may do so by opening this link: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8835820/If you wish to learn more from Guerry Grune and 3rd Rock Essentials, you may do so through the following links:Their website at https://3rdrockessentials.com/Their Instagram Account at https://www.instagram.com/3rdrockessentials/Try out 3rd Rock Essentials at a discounted rate by fulfilling your purchase through this link https://3rdrockessentials.com/discount/DNA17 or inputting the code “DNA17” for an additional 17% off from May 24 (12AM ET) to May 28 (12PM ET) on top of the Memorial Day discount!▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬Keep yourself up to date on The DNA Talks Podcast! Follow our socials below:The DNA Talks Podcast Instagram https://www.instagram.com/dnatalkspodcast/Dr. Lara Varden's Official Instagram Page https://www.instagram.com/drvardenofficial/ This episode may also be viewed on YouTube▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬Music: Inspiring Motivational Background by Stock-Waveshttps://www.stock-waves.com/https://protunes.net/Video Link:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pbwVDTn-I0o&list=PLQtpqy3zeTGB7V5lkhkfBVaiZyrysv_fG&index=5▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬Music: Peaceful Corporate by Stock-Waveshttps://protunes.net/Video Link:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I34bTKW8ud0&list=PLQtpqy3zeTGB7V

Extreme sun exposure leads to tolls on  your skin and can eventually lead to greater risk of skin cancer and other skin diseases. With that, the vast majority is advised to use sunscreen, but is it enough to combat the ultraviolet rays of the sun?In this episode, Kashif is joined by the CTO and Founder of 3rd Rock Essentials, Guerry Grune, PhD, PA.  Guerry shares how his life might have been one long (part-time) endless summer if it hadn't been for three events that led him to create 3rd Rock—and change sunscreen history forever.The first was the melanoma doctors found in 1992 on his long-time surfing partner—only 22 at the time. Seeing his friend's surfing career cut short (though luckily, not his life) was Guerry's first bitter taste of the unforgiving reality of overexposure to—or under protection from—the sun.Guerry expresses how he after a formula that guaranteed full, long-lasting protection from UVA and UVB rays without endocrine disruptors or other toxic ingredients. But even that wasn't enough. He wanted a product that was good for the skin—to make it healthier, younger, stronger. This was due to his knowledge that existing sun protection products only protect the body from UVB, and not from UVA.Kashif and Guerry also discuss how ingredients make the difference such as glycerin, and how working with these ingredients allowed 3rd Rock Essentials to branch out from sun protection into using silver as an antibacterial and antimicrobial ingredient which does great wonders for the body.Here are the highlights for this episode:00:00 Introduction02:31 Background of Dr. Guerry Grune08:45 The Truth About SPF and Overexposure12:59 Glycerin-based SPF and How it Differs from Other Sunscreen17:23 UVA and UVB Light Explained 20:23 The Truth About SPF 50 and Beyond24:40 Alcohol Based Sunscreen and A False Sense of Security25:45 Neutrolene and Silver Oxide32:04 Functions of Sliver40:07 Neosporin and Nutrasporin43:27 3rd Rock Essentials and Dealing with Other Health ImplicationsIf you wish to learn more from Guerry Grune and 3rd Rock Essentials, you may do so through the following links:Their website at https://3rdrockessentials.com/Their Instagram Account at https://www.instagram.com/3rdrockessentials/Try out 3rd Rock Essentials today at https://3rdrockessentials.com/collections/all-items▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬Keep yourself up to date on The DNA Talks Podcast! Follow our socials below:The DNA Talks Podcast Instagram https://www.instagram.com/dnatalkspodcast/Kashif Khan's Official Instagram Page https://www.instagram.com/kashkhanofficial/This episode may also be viewed on YouTube▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬Music: Inspiring Motivational Background by Stock-Waveshttps://www.stock-waves.com/https://protunes.net/Video Link:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pbwVDTn-I0o&list=PLQtpqy3zeTGB7V5lkhkfBVaiZyrysv_fG&index=5▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬Music: Peaceful Corporate by Stock-Waveshttps://protunes.net/Video Link:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I34bTKW8ud0&list=PLQtpqy3zeTGB7V

Boris Palmer, Oberbürgermeister der Universitätsstadt Tübingen, ist einer der bekanntesten und erfolgreichsten, aber auch umstrittensten Bürgermeister Deutschlands. Im Rahmen seiner im Vorfeld vieldiskutierten Ungarnreise hielt er einen Vortrag am Deutsch-Ungarischen Institut für Europäische Zusammenarbeit und traf sich mit einer Vielzahl von Vertretern aus Politik, Wissenschaft, Wirtschaft und Medien. Neben den Eindrücken seines Ungarnaufenthaltes können Sie in unserem MCC-Podcast mehr über Palmers kommunalpolitische Maßnahmen und seine Ansichten zu den aktuellen politischen Entwicklungen in Deutschland erfahren. Und auch die deutsch-ungarischen Beziehungen bleiben nicht außen vor…Az MCC Podcast adásaiban érdekes emberekkel izgalmas témákról beszélgetünk. Feldolgozzuk a közélet, a gazdaság, a társadalom fontosabb aktuális történéseit, de olyan kérdéseket is napirendre veszünk, mint például a művészet, a család vagy a vallás. Vendégeink között oktatóink, kutatóink, vendégelőadóink kapnak helyet. Mindenkinek kellemes időtöltést és szellemi feltöltődést kívánunk.

Dr. Guerry Grune has four degrees including chemistry, mechanical engineering, and materials science, and two in chemical engineering including his M.S. and Ph.D. as well as industrial expertise with IBM, Celanese, ABB, Praxair, and Solvay related to intellectual property software, chemical, mechanical, electrical, and medical products He also is the Principal Consultant for ePatentmanager.com where […] The post Patent Products and Becoming an Educator with Dr Guerry Grune – Chiro Hustle Podcast 406 appeared first on Chiro Hustle.

Dr. Guerry Grune has four degrees including chemistry, mechanical engineering, and materials science, and two in chemical engineering including his M.S. and Ph.D. as well as industrial expertise with IBM, Celanese, ABB, Praxair, and Solvay related to intellectual property software, chemical, mechanical, electrical, and medical products He also is the Principal Consultant for ePatentmanager.com where […] The post Patent Products and Becoming an Educator with Dr Guerry Grune – Chiro Hustle Podcast 406 appeared first on Chiro Hustle.

Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: Twitter Polls: Evidence is Evidence, published by Zvi on September 20, 2022 on LessWrong. Follow-up to: Law of No Evidence Recently, there was some debate about a few Twitter polls, which led into a dispute over the usefulness of Twitter polls in general and how to deal with biased and potentially misleading evidence. Agnus Callard is explicitly asking the same question I asked, which is the opposite of ignoring sample bias: What is accounting for the difference? Sample selection is definitely one of the explanations here. One can also point to several other key differences. My poll asks about you, Patrick asks about how others seem. My poll asks about struggle, Patrick asks about stability. My poll asks about a year versus a point in time, a potential flaw. My poll asks about now, Patrick asks about since pandemic onset. None of this is well-controlled or ‘scientific' in the Science sense. No one is saying any of this is conclusive or precise. What is ‘bad' evidence if it isn't weak evidence? Adam's theory here is that it is misleading evidence. That makes sense as a potential distinction. Under this model: Weak evidence induces a small Bayesian update in the correct direction. Bad evidence can induce an update in the wrong direction. Usually, people with such taxonomies will also think that strong evidence by default trumps weak evidence, allowing you to entirely ignore it. That is not how that works. Either something has a likelihood ratio, or it doesn't. The question is, what to do about the danger that someone might misinterpret the data and update ‘wrong'? I love that the account is called ‘Deconstruction Guide.' Thanks, kind sir. Whether or not this ‘depends on the poll' depends on what level of technically correct we are on, and one can go back and forth on that several times. The fully correct answer is: Yes, some info. You always know that the person chose to make the poll, and how many people chose to respond given the level of exposure, and the responses always tell you something, even if the choices were ‘Grune' and ‘Mlue,' ‘Yes' and ‘Absolutely,' or ‘Maybe' and ‘Maybe Not.' Remember that if any other result would have told you something, then this result also tells you something, because it means the result that would have told you something did not happen. That doesn't mean it helps you with any particular question. Anyway, back to main thread. Getting into a Socratic dialog with a Socratic philosopher, and letting them play the role of Socrates. Classic blunder. I certainly want to know the extent to which the world is full of lunatics. Adam Gurri's new claim has now narrowed to something more reasonable, that citing a Twitter poll as representative even of some subgroup marks you as foolish. We can agree that taking a Twitter poll, not adjusting for sample bias, and drawing conclusions is foolish. Saying it equates to a subgroup that is similar to the group polled still requires dealing with response bias and all that, but mostly seems fine. Adjusting for the nature of your sample should render the whole thing fine in any case. You can also find good information in a Twitter poll by comparing its results to another Twitter poll using the same account (and same retweets, ideally). The difference between the two is meaningful. This can be a difference between questions or wordings, or a difference over time, or something else. Rules of Evidence Aristotle is indeed wise. He points to the important distinction between evidence, as in Bayesian evidence or a reason one might change one's mind or one's probabilities, and the rules of evidence in a given format of debate or discourse. In a court of law, some forms of Bayesian evidence are considered irrelevant or, even more extremely, prejudicial, exactly because they should cause one to update their probabi...

Link to original articleWelcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: Twitter Polls: Evidence is Evidence, published by Zvi on September 20, 2022 on LessWrong. Follow-up to: Law of No Evidence Recently, there was some debate about a few Twitter polls, which led into a dispute over the usefulness of Twitter polls in general and how to deal with biased and potentially misleading evidence. Agnus Callard is explicitly asking the same question I asked, which is the opposite of ignoring sample bias: What is accounting for the difference? Sample selection is definitely one of the explanations here. One can also point to several other key differences. My poll asks about you, Patrick asks about how others seem. My poll asks about struggle, Patrick asks about stability. My poll asks about a year versus a point in time, a potential flaw. My poll asks about now, Patrick asks about since pandemic onset. None of this is well-controlled or ‘scientific' in the Science sense. No one is saying any of this is conclusive or precise. What is ‘bad' evidence if it isn't weak evidence? Adam's theory here is that it is misleading evidence. That makes sense as a potential distinction. Under this model: Weak evidence induces a small Bayesian update in the correct direction. Bad evidence can induce an update in the wrong direction. Usually, people with such taxonomies will also think that strong evidence by default trumps weak evidence, allowing you to entirely ignore it. That is not how that works. Either something has a likelihood ratio, or it doesn't. The question is, what to do about the danger that someone might misinterpret the data and update ‘wrong'? I love that the account is called ‘Deconstruction Guide.' Thanks, kind sir. Whether or not this ‘depends on the poll' depends on what level of technically correct we are on, and one can go back and forth on that several times. The fully correct answer is: Yes, some info. You always know that the person chose to make the poll, and how many people chose to respond given the level of exposure, and the responses always tell you something, even if the choices were ‘Grune' and ‘Mlue,' ‘Yes' and ‘Absolutely,' or ‘Maybe' and ‘Maybe Not.' Remember that if any other result would have told you something, then this result also tells you something, because it means the result that would have told you something did not happen. That doesn't mean it helps you with any particular question. Anyway, back to main thread. Getting into a Socratic dialog with a Socratic philosopher, and letting them play the role of Socrates. Classic blunder. I certainly want to know the extent to which the world is full of lunatics. Adam Gurri's new claim has now narrowed to something more reasonable, that citing a Twitter poll as representative even of some subgroup marks you as foolish. We can agree that taking a Twitter poll, not adjusting for sample bias, and drawing conclusions is foolish. Saying it equates to a subgroup that is similar to the group polled still requires dealing with response bias and all that, but mostly seems fine. Adjusting for the nature of your sample should render the whole thing fine in any case. You can also find good information in a Twitter poll by comparing its results to another Twitter poll using the same account (and same retweets, ideally). The difference between the two is meaningful. This can be a difference between questions or wordings, or a difference over time, or something else. Rules of Evidence Aristotle is indeed wise. He points to the important distinction between evidence, as in Bayesian evidence or a reason one might change one's mind or one's probabilities, and the rules of evidence in a given format of debate or discourse. In a court of law, some forms of Bayesian evidence are considered irrelevant or, even more extremely, prejudicial, exactly because they should cause one to update their probabi...

We explore every author's worst nightmare as writer Penny Love returns to Pratchat and finds the barrier between reality and fiction getting all wibbly-wobbly in Terry Pratchett's 1988 short story, "Final Reward". After a particularly bad row with his girlfriend Nicky - and a pint of wine - author Kevin Dogger decides to kill off the protagonist of his best-selling fantasy series. The next morning, Erdan the Barbarian appears on Dogger's doorstep with the milk. He was, after all, promised a final reward: an eternity of carousing in the halls of his creator... Content note: the story "Final Reward" contains discussion of (fictional) suicide.If you or anyone you know needs help, use the Wikipedia list of crisis lines to find one local to you. Written for the short-lived roleplaying magazine G.M., "Final Reward" is Pratchett's go at the age-old tradition of writers writing about writers. But in true Pratchett form, it's not just about that... Hailing from around the time of Wyrd Sisters and Pyramids, but "tinkered with" before appearing in A Blink of the Screen, it depicts an author ill at ease with the real world and human relationships - by all accounts not much like Pratchett himself at all. And then there's the way it ends... What did you think of this one? Have you ever written a character you'd like to meet in person? Would you swap places with them? And is this a dig at any real fantasy authors, and we've missed the joke? Join in the conversation using the hashtag #Pratchat58 on social media. Guest Penelope Love is a writer best known for her roleplaying game work, especially with Chaosium for Call of Cthulhu, including the upcoming Victorian London campaign she mentions this episode. She previously joined us for #Pratchat45, "Hogswatch in Grune", discussing the quite Lovecraftian "Twenty Pence with Envelope and Seasonal Greeting". Penny is also part of Campaign Coins, who as well as making gorgeous metal coins for use with tabletop games, publish Penny's comic fantasy short story collections about “The Three Dungeoneers”, which you can find here. Penny is on Twitter as @PennyLoveWrites, or you can follow @CampaignCoins for more on their projects. As usual, you can find notes and errata for this episode on our website. As previously advised, due to some technical difficulties - and not a time machine, to Ben's disappointment - the next episode to be released will be #Pratchat57, discussing the third Long Earth novel, The Long Mars, with Joel Martin. Look for it in the Pratchat podcast feed on August 25. Next month in #Pratchat59, we're discussing The Science of Discworld III: Darwin's Watch with science and fiction writer, Dr Kat Day! And after that, in October, it's finally time for another general questions episode, #Pratchat60. This is the perfect opportunity to ask us about books you missed first time round, or general questions about Discworld, Pratchett, us and the show! Send in your questions for either of those episodes via social media (using the appropriate hashtag), or send us an email at chat@pratchatpodcast.com.

All My Children Wear Fur Coats was pleased to introduce Erika Gilbert, President of Grune Heidi Farm Rescue, a nonprofit organization whose mission and purpose is to educate the public (not just horse lovers and horse owners) for the purpose of brining awareness of the dangers facing the magnificent breeds of American Saddlebreds and Arabian horses.  The organization is focused on the prevention of abuse, neglect and the protection of American Saddlebreds and Arabian horses from the threat of slaughter.  Support the show (https://www.animalcaretrustusa.org/donate/)

Iran may attack Israeli interests. A French rightwing politician who may take 2nd place in France's Presidential election next year. Also, SPD, FDP, and Grune hold German coalition talks. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In his first speech before the UN General Assembly, PM Naftali Bennett warns “words do not stop centrifuges.” A threat of forthcoming attack on Iran? Also, German parties begin coalition talks with Grune and FDP starting a “citrus” (green-yellow) mini coalition before approaching the larger parties to decide who will lead; will a “traffic light” or “Jamaican” coalition result? --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Ihre Farbe: Grün: Ihr Ziel: Klimarettung. Britta Haßelmann sitzt für Bielefeld und die Grünen im Bundestag und ist deren Erste Parlamentarische Geschäftsführerin. Bei WDR 2 Jörg Thadeusz zur Wahl 2021 spricht sie über Klimaschutz als das politische Ziel der Stunde, wieso es starke Kommunalpolitik braucht und welche Lehren sie aus den Sondierungsgesprächen zur Jamaika-Koalition von 2017 gezogen hat. Hinweis der Redaktion: Wir haben den Podcast in Minute 5 um wenige Sekunden gekürzt. Jörg Thadeusz hatte in der Live-Sendung seine persönliche Meinung zu Claus Weselsky, dem Vorsitzenden der GdL, geäußert, die in der Form nicht dem Standard entsprach, den WDR 2 bei einer kritischen journalistischen Kommentierung für angemessen hält. Die Bearbeitung verändert den Inhalt des Gesprächs mit Britta Haßelmann aber nicht.

Wer wird Angela Merkel nach 16 Jahren als Kanzlerin ablösen? Das ist die Frage, die sich aktuell ganz Deutschland stellt. Und so klar das Rennen zum Start ausgesehen hat, ein Monat vor der Wahl am 26. September stehen die ursprünglichen Prognosen tatsächlich Kopf. Wie und wieso sich die favorisierte Union und die Grünen selbst demontiert haben, warum jetzt die SPD wortwörtlich still heimlich in die Poleposition vorgerückt ist und warum diese Wahl noch nicht geschlagen ist, darüber spreche ich heute mit Birgit Baumann, die für uns aus Berlin berichtet.

Surprise! In the great Australian tradition of Christmas in July, Liz and Ben are joined by writer and literary horror fan Penelope Love to discuss Pratchett's short story "Twenty Pence, With Envelope and Seasonal Greeting", first published on the 16th of December, 1987. It's Christmas Eve, 1843, and the driver of a missing Mail Coach is discovered lying in the snow in Wiltshire. A local doctor determines he is scared out of his wits, but nonetheless records the coachman's horrifying tale of passing through a weird rectangular portal. He and his passengers strayed from the world we know into others filled with nightmares: strangely glittering snow, terrifyingly flat London streets, monstrous giant animals and nonsensical language... Written in the style of Victorian horror fiction from authors like M R James, H P Lovecraft and A C Doyle*, with a side order of Dickens, this story was inspired when Pratchett glanced at his shelf full of Christmas cards. Despite the ridiculous premise, he plays it totally straight, with phrases that could have come straight from The Call of Cthulhu and other works of the era he's emulating. But in 1987, people still sent Christmas cards. Does the story still work now, when we have to think a bit harder to recall the kinds of things printed on those ineffable pieces of cardboard? Can we be spooked and made to laugh at the same time? And does the old-school "horrors humankind was not meant to know" genre still make our blood run cold in this age of smartphones, satellite imagery and Google? Use the hashtag #Pratchat45 on social media to join the conversation! Guest Penelope Love is a writer best known for her short fiction, and her work on roleplaying games, most notably Chaosium's Call of Cthulhu, based on the works of H P Lovecraft. Penny is also part of the team at Campaign Coins, who make gorgeous metal coins and counters for use with roleplaying and other tabletop games. You can find Penny's collections of comic fantasy stories about "The Three Dungeoneers" via the Campaign Coins website, and also look up Penny's author page on Amazon to find many of Penny's other works. Penny is on Twitter as @PennyLoveWrites, or you can follow @CampaignCoins for more on their projects. As usual, you can find notes and errata for this episode on our web site. Next episode, as previously advertised, we're going West and/or East again as we head back into the Long Earth with The Long War - this time joined by writer and editor, Deanne Sheldon-Collins! Send us your questions using the hashtag #Pratchat46, or get them in via email: chat@pratchatpodcast.com * With apologies to Sir Arthur Ignatius Conan Doyle.

His 22-year-old surfing buddy came down with melanoma, and that is when Guerry knew he needed to find a better way to protect skin from the sun.  Guerry (pronounced “Gary”) began researching sunscreen products and was appalled by what he found - all the available sunscreens pretty much sucked. In fact, it was worse than that: sunscreen products still are not doing what they say they do and are counterproductive - even causing some shocking health problems. Except for one brand - a sunscreen Guerry developed through his knowledge and research.

EL COVID-19 EN EL MUNDO. El brote continúa propagándose por el planeta y más de 15 millones de personas ya han resultado contagiadas. La cifra global de muertes por el virus sobrepasa las 649.000 y la de los recuperados llega a los 10 millones. Estados Unidos se mantiene como país epicentro de la pandemia, con 4.2 millones de infectados, seguido de Brasil, que supera los 2.3 millones de casos. Entre tanto, varios países empiezan a vivir una segunda ola del brote, como Alemania, donde se confirmaron casi 1.600 positivos en 48 horas. Latinoamérica sigue siendo duramente golpeada por la crisis.  De hecho América Latina y el Caribe se convirtieron este domingo en la región con mayor cantidad de contagios de coronavirus en el mundo, al sumar 4.340.214 y superar los casos registrados en América del Norte, según un conteo de la AFP . En Brasil la propagación del virus no da tregua y México sobrepasa los 378.000 contagios de Covid-19, por lo que se convierte en el segundo país de América Latina con mayor cantidad de casos acumulados de la pandemia, por encima de Perú y solo por debajo de Brasil. A nivel global, el rastreador de la Universidad Johns Hopkins registra 16.000.000 contagios y 650.000 fallecidos.  JOHNS HOPKINS ELECCIONES DEBERÁN ESPERAR EN BOLIVIA. Los bolivianos tendrán que esperar aún más para elegir presidente, vicepresidente, diputados y senadores. Desde que se anularon los resultados de la elección que hubo en octubre de 2019 por denuncias de fraude que dieron pie a la renuncia y salida del país del ex mandatario Evo Morales, el TSE ha tenido que posponer los comicios a causa del coronavirus.  Inicialmente, se tenía previsto que las elecciones fueran en mayo, pero fueron aplazadas para el 6 de septiembre. Ahora, las autoridades electorales esperan que en octubre las condiciones sanitarias del país hayan mejorado lo suficiente para que las votaciones se realicen con las suficientes medidas de seguridad.  EUROPA PRESS CHILE.  La histórica reforma para el retiro anticipado del 10% del fondo de pensiones recibió el viernes pasado la promulgación definitiva del presidente chileno, Sebastián Piñera. Esta ley tiene el objetivo de que todos los chilenos puedan acceder de forma anticipada a lo ahorrado en su sistema de pensiones para encarar la crisis provocada por la pandemia, que ha privado a la clase media chilena de una gran parte de sus ingresos. El diputado Matías Walker, presidente de la Comisión de Constitución, señaló que el gerente de la Asociación de AFP le dijo que está todo listo para partir esta semana. BIO BIO CHILE MILLONES DE DÓLARES PARA MODERNA. Moderna Inc dijo el domingo que recibió 472 millones de dólares adicionales del Autoridad de Investigación y Desarrollo Avanzado Biomédico (BARDA, por su sigla en inglés) para apoyar el trabajo en su vacuna contra el nuevo coronavirus. La farmacéutica dijo que los fondos adicionales apoyarán su última etapa de desarrollo clínico, incluido el estudio expandido de Fase 3 de la candidata a vacuna de Moderna. FORBES FALLECIÓ OLIVIA DE HAVILLAND. Olivia de Havilland murió pacíficamente de causas naturales este domingo en su hogar en París, donde vivía desde hace más de 60 años. Tenía 104 años. La noticia fue confirmada por su agente Lisa Goldberg. La ganadora de dos premios Oscar, será recordada principalmente por su legendaria participación en “Lo que el viento se Llevó” película por la que fue nominada al Oscar a la mejor actriz de reparto por su papel como Melania Hamilton. CLARIN POR LAS DUDAS. La empresa de repositorios de código abierto GitHub, subsidiaria de Microsoft, ha almacenado en un lugar subterráneo en el Ártico copias de seguridad de programas y datos por un volumen digital de 21 terabyte. El archivo se encuentra en el archipiélago noruego de Svalbard, en una antigua mina de carbón a 250 metros de profundidad.El depósito tiene como objetivo preservar los datos en caso de que se produzca un desastre global mucho mayor que la propagación del coronavirus, uno de escala apocalíptica. Además, se pretende proteger los archivos de la obsolescencia de los soportes y permitir su lectura a los informáticos e investigadores del futuro. COMPUTER HOY PREMIER LEAGUE. La última ronda de la Premier League inglesa este domingo ya con el campeón Liverpool, fue especial para los equipos Manchester United y Chelsea, que ganaron y aseguraron su presencia en la próxima temporada de la Liga de Campeones de Europa. United venció a Leicester 2-0 fuera de casa. El equipo de la ciudad de Leicester, con poco más de 300 habitantes, terminó en quinto lugar y está garantizado en la Europa League 2020/2021. Watford, Bournemouth y Norwich perdieron la categoría. MARCA CRISTIANO RONALDO. La carrera entre Cristiano Ronaldo y Lionel Messi por ser el mejor futbolista de la era actual sumó un nuevo capítulo con la consagración de Juventus en la Seria A de Italia, por noveno año consecutivo.  La Vecchia Signora venció a la Sampdoria en la 36° jornada del Calcio y CR7 celebró el segundo campeonato de Liga desde su llegada a Italia, el tercero personal en el elenco de Turín.  El delantero portugués suma un total de 32 títulos en su carrera y quedó a solo dos trofeos de alcanzar a La Pulga (34). MARCA THUNDERCATS.  La serie animada de Cartoon Network, ThunderCats, ha anunciado su regreso durante la Comic-Con  esta semana, y dicho anuncio a llegado con el estreno de un nuevo tema oficial de la serie, realizado por el músico funk, Thundercat. Esta nueva canción llamada Grune’s Tune. CARTOON NETWORK

Guest presenter Stephen Benson guides us along the far northwestern edge of England.

Sunscreen sales are a billion dollar industry, but are the products sold protecting us as claimed or are they doing more harm than good? What if there was a sunscreen that was highly effective and yet so safe you could eat it? Learn what chemical, mechanical, and materials science engineer and founder of 3rd Rock Essentials, Dr. Guerry Grune, has to say as he tackles the myths about sunscreens. The post The Ugly Truth about Sunscreens – Episode 19: Dr. Guerry L. Grune appeared first on Ann Louise Gittleman.

Keikilani Grune is a multitalented model and actress who has been featured in print work, TV and movies. She joins mom/model Naomi Cooper Christensen and Lawyer Marcus Landsberg to discuss her experiences in filmmaking. While most recently being featured on Hawaii 5-0, she decided to take a crack at writing, producing and starring in her own movie. Hear what she's learned from the moviemaking hustle, creator considerations in refining a product, and mistakes that inform moving forward.

Change Your Health Future! Meet Gerry “The Health Brainac” Gerry Grune Hey Influencers! Go Here and use code HappyLiving and get 20% off of all products 3rdRockEssentials.com (http://3rdrockessentials.com/) Today I interview The Health Brainac - Gerry Grune. He is the chemist behind the scenes who is truly changing skin care. Did you know that over 50% of people over 60 get or have skin cancer? It is crazy large stats! Your Skin is the LARGEST organ in your body. What are you putting on it daily? When you go out into the sun? Ever had a UTI? Gerry at 3rdRockEssentials has some amazing discoveries!  SHARE SHARE SHARE This interview! Be YOU! Be REAL! Be the BOSS of Your HEALTH! Heather Havenwood InfluencerTribe.com (http://influencertribe.com/) HeatherHavenwood.com BIO: Dr. Guerry Grune is a chemical, mechanical, and materials science engineer, and chemist, possessing expertise related to chemical, mechanical, electrical, and medical products. He has combined this experience by assisting clients in the pursuit of intellectual property protection for the last 25 years. Guerry is the CTO and Founder of 3rd Rock Essentials which develops, manufactures, distributes and sells personal care products and supplements that are all food grade edible. This includes sunscreens, alternatives to Vaseline®, Neosporin®, and involves the use of chelation that provides unique properties to both zinc and silver oxides. The sunscreen provides the best UVA protection available on the market and all of the products are either patented, patent pending, and/or trademarked.  Support this podcast

This week, Cody's got more for the Destiny Download, he doesn't recommend Onigiri on Switch, but he's having fun slinging spells in Harry Potter: Wizards Unit. Sam has been trying (and failing) to be badass in My Friend Pedro, and that Resogun addition has returned! In the News, EA Execs give up their bonsus, Mario Royale was not long for this world, and Steam adds an official LGBTQ+ tag! And we have an LGBTQ+ themed listener question from Grune! contact@geekheartgames.com Twitter & Facebook: @geekheartgames Twitch.tv/GeekHeartGames geekheartgames.com/youtube geekheartgames.com/discord geekheartgames.com/shirts or geekheartgames.com/shirt Cody: @comicbookcody PSN: CaptainRedHood Sam: @sksuvak. PSN: Gizmoto_16 Xbox: Gizmoto16

The Pride Pick of the Week is The MISSING: JJ Macfield & the Island of Memories! Sam's also been playing Trine 2 as she's on a platformer kick! Cody's features include both the Destiny Download and The Elder Scrolls Essentials as both games are dropping new content! In the news, Cyberpunk 2077 will have a demo at Pax West and some people got to play Harry Potter: Wizards Unite a day early (but not Sam, cause her phone sucks). And we have a listener question from Grune where we delve into the best and worst controllers! contact@geekheartgames.com Twitter & Facebook: @geekheartgames Twitch.tv/GeekHeartGames geekheartgames.com/youtube geekheartgames.com/discord geekheartgames.com/shirts or geekheartgames.com/shirt Cody: @comicbookcody PSN: CaptainRedHood Sam: @sksuvak. PSN: Gizmoto_16 Xbox: Gizmoto16

Today's Guest is Guerry Grune. Ever met a surfer three bachelor's degrees in science, a PhD in Chemical Engineering who's a registered Patent Agent, has worked for IBM, and is a professor at Duke University? Check out Guerry's website and great products and save with coupon code: HappyLiving Happy Living is on a Mission to Improve the Happy of the World, One Person at a time at, please visit our website Happyliving.com for more Happy content and find out how Happy you are with our Happy Quiz. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/happy-living/message

Ever met a surfer three bachelor’s degrees in science, a PhD in Chemical Engineering who’s a registered Patent Agent, has worked for IBM, and is a professor at Duke University?

Ever met a surfer three bachelor’s degrees in science, a PhD in Chemical Engineering who’s a registered Patent Agent, has worked for IBM, and is a professor at Duke University?

Rose-Marie Grune & Sassi Wemmer har de två översta platserna på valsedeln till Bollebygds kommun.

This is the SIXTH episode of a brand new podcast! Joining me is Tyler Baker from the "Fans of Power" Podcast (link down below).   In this episode, we cover the third episode of ThunderCats: Berbils! We also discuss the Wildstorm ThunderCats origin comic "Villains and Heroes", as well as a character retrospective on Grune the Destroyer!   Follow the "Fans of Power" Facebook Page and podcast at these links:   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Fans-Of-Power-Podcast-for-all-He-Man-and-She-Ra-fans-1536410346682759/?fref=ts   Latest episode of the FoP Podcast: https://youtu.be/5-jB88EJxiU   And head to the ComicBasics website!: www.comicbasics.com   Follow me on social media! Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LioConvoys-Leisures-1432344770412053/?ref=bookmarks   The ThunderCast on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheThunderCast/?ref=bookmarks   The ThunderCats Show on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/The-Thundercats-Show-1926624994232434/   Twitter: https://twitter.com/LioConvoy85   And please support my Patreon if you like my content!   https://www.patreon.com/user?u=434376

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Ben hat diesmal Ulrike Gote zu Gast. Sie ist hochschul- medienpolitische und religionspolitische Sprecherin sowie Parlamentarische Geschäftsführerin der Grünen Fraktion in Bayern und erklärte ihre Sicht auf die erste Halbzeit des aktuellen bayerischen Landtags. Continue reading →

Ben hat diesmal Julia “laprintemps” Schramm und den MdB Konstatin von Notz zu Gast. Die beiden stritten über den Datenschutz, die Utopie der “Post-Privacy” und die Standpunkte der datenschutzkritischen Spakeria. Continue reading →