Podcasts about HDF

In deze podcast blikken Colette Ermers en Suzanne Denen terug op de indrukwekkende resultaten van de afgelopen 30 jaar dat de Hetty Denen stichting nu bestaat.. Ze delen hun inspirerende ervaringen uit Zambia, waar ze in maart 2024 het mooie land bezochten. We bespreken het huidige project: de bouw van sanitair en stromend water bij de Hetty Denen School en kliniek. Daarnaast praten we over eerdere successen, zoals de uitbreiding van de secondary school in Shimabala, waar dankzij donaties en samenwerking met Wilde Ganzen vier lokalen zijn gerealiseerd. In december 2023 werden deze feestelijk geopend en zijn ze nu in gebruik door een groot aantal leerlingen. Tot slot delen we onze toekomstwensen voor HDF, waarbij we blijven streven naar kwalitatief onderwijs, betere voorzieningen en een positieve impact in de gemeenschap. Luister mee en ontdek hoe we samen verschil maken!

Der Mann hinter der „Halt die Fresse“-Kamera hat auf AGGRO.TV über ein Jahrzehnt lang Deutschrap mit seinen Videos geprägt und dabei ein Stück Zeitgeschichte geschrieben. Axel Lent hat gemeinsam mit Specter mehr als 400 „Halt die Fresse“-Videos, unter anderem mit Artists wie Haftbefehl, RAF Camora, Olexesh, SXTN, Sido und Liz produziert - oft lange bevor sie bekannt wurden und so unzählige Storys gesammelt, die er 2020 in seinem Buch „Halt die Fresse – das Buch“ teilte. Wir sprechen über die Bedeutung von HDF – damals wie heute – für ihn persönlich und die deutsche Musiklandschaft

Với nguồn tài nguyên biển phong phú cùng điều kiện nắng và gió thuận lợi, Việt Nam có tiềm năng trở thành trung tâm sản xuất hydrogen xanh hàng đầu ở châu Á, qua đó giảm bớt sự phụ thuộc vào các nhiên liệu hóa thạch. Nhưng để đạt được mục tiêu đó, Việt Nam cần đến sự trợ giúp của các nước phát triển, trong đó có Pháp. Hydrogen xanh là một loại hydrogen được sản xuất từ các nguồn năng lượng tái tạo, như năng lượng Mặt trời và gió. Khác với hydro "xám", quá trình sản xuất hydro xanh sử dụng điện năng để điện phân nước, tách nước thành hydro xanh và oxygen, không phát thải CO2 và các chất ô nhiễm khác. Các lợi ích về môi trường và tính linh hoạt của nó trong các lĩnh vực như giao thông vận tải, công nghiệp và sản xuất điện khiến hydro xanh ngày càng trở nên quan trọng khi các quốc gia nỗ lực đạt được mục tiêu trung hòa cacbon, như mục tiêu mà Việt Nam đã cam kết cho năm 2050Trả lời RFI Việt ngữ từ Jakarta ngày 26/08/2024, ông Mathieu Geze, giám đốc đặc trách khu vực châu Á của công ty Hydrogène de France ( HDF Energy ), một trong những công ty hàng đầu thế giới trong lĩnh vực hydrogen, nhận định về tiềm năng phát triển hydrogen xanh của Việt Nam:“Hydrogen có thể được sản xuất từ những nguồn năng lượng tái tạo, như năng lượng Mặt trời hoặc gió. Việt Nam có những tiềm năng rất lớn về hai loại năng lượng này, nên cũng có tiềm năng lớn về hydrogen xanh, mà công ty HDF Energy của chúng tôi cố gắng giúp khai thác. Nói chung, tiềm năng về hydrogen là rất lớn trong lĩnh vực hóa dầu, cụ thể là tập đoàn Petrovietnam với một số nhà máy lọc dầu của công ty này, hay các nhà máy dùng hydrogen để sản xuất một số sản phẩm như phân bón.Hiện nay, hydrogen xám chủ yếu được sản xuất từ khí đốt. Nhưng trong tương lai, nhờ tiềm năng về năng lượng tái tạo, ta có thể sản xuất hydrogen xanh để phi cacbon hóa những ngành như ngành hóa dầu, hay ngành giao thông, như xe lửa. Chẳng hạn như Công ty Đường sắt Việt Nam hiện nay chủ yếu sử dụng các đầu máy chạy bằng diesel. Hydrogen có thể đóng một vai trò trong việc kéo dài tuổi thọ của một số đầu máy, đồng thời góp phần phi cacbon hóa ngành này.Về phần công ty HDF Energy, trong giai đoạn đầu, chúng tôi cố gắng giúp phi cacbon hóa ngành điện. Việt Nam có những vùng xa xôi hẻo lánh, chẳng hạn như các đảo thuộc tỉnh Kiên Giang, nơi mà hydrogen có thể được dùng để tích trữ một cách ổn định các nguồn năng lượng tái tạo. Cụ thể, nguồn điện từ năng lượng Mặt trời hay năng lượng gió có thể không ổn định, vì nắng lúc có lúc không, gió thì lúc mạnh lúc yếu. Hydrogen có thể được sử dụng để tích trữ lượng điện đó và cung cấp cho mạng lưới điện những khi thiếu nắng và gió.” Với những tiềm năng lớn về năng lượng tái tạo, đặc biệt là điện gió ngoài khơi và năng lượng Mặt Trời, Việt Nam đã phê duyệt chiến lược quốc gia phát triển hydrogen xanh đến năm 2050. Mục tiêu cụ thể là sản xuất từ 100.000 đến 500.000 tấn hydrogen xanh từ đây đến năm 2030, để sau đó đạt được sản lượng từ 10 đến 20 triệu tấn từ đây đến năm 2050. Chính phủ Việt Nam hiện đang tìm các nhà đầu tư ngoại quốc có thể hỗ trợ tài chính cho việc sản xuất hydrogen xanh qua nhiều nguồn năng lượng khác nhau, không chỉ có năng lượng gió, năng lượng Mặt trời, mà cả than đá, dầu hỏa và khí đốt. Theo dự báo của chính phủ Hà Nội, hydrogen xanh sẽ đáp ứng 10% nhu cầu tiêu thụ năng lượng của Việt Nam từ đây đến năm 2050. Ông Mathieu Geze, giám đốc châu Á của HDF Energy nhận định về mục tiêu này:“Tôi nghĩ là có thể đạt được mục tiêu đó, vấn đề chủ yếu chỉ là thời gian. Nhưng do có tiềm năng rất lớn về điện Mặt trời và điện gió, do nhu cầu phải phi cacbon hóa đất nước, do phải đáp ứng nhu cầu điện năng ngày càng tăng cùng với đà phát triển của kinh tế, công nghiệp, hydrogen có thể góp phần đáp ứng nhu cầu đó. Tỷ lệ 10% theo tôi là một mục tiêu khả thi”.Pháp là một trong những quốc gia hàng đầu thế giới trong lĩnh vực hydrogen xanh tính theo số lượng sáng chế, nghiên cứu, phát triển, sản xuất trang thiết bị và doanh nghiệp ở mọi quy mô. Công ty Pháp HDF Energy đã hợp tác với Việt Nam từ vài năm nay trở lại đây. Mới đây, công ty này đã đưa vào hoạt động một nhà máy sản xuất pin nhiên liệu ( fuel cell ) tại vùng ngoại ô thành phố Bordeaux.Giám đốc châu Á của HDF Energy Mathieu Geze nêu bật những khả năng hợp tác giữa Pháp với Việt Nam về hydrogen xanh:“Nói chung, nước Pháp có những công ty hàng đầu trong lĩnh vực năng lượng, như Tập đoàn Điện lực Pháp EDF, nếu tôi không lầm thì đã có mặt ở Việt Nam từ nhiều năm qua, hoặc là những công ty khác cũng có thể có tham vọng đầu tư vào Việt Nam. Như vậy nước Pháp có thể đóng vai trò quan trọng với khả năng đầu tư, kỹ thuật, để hỗ trợ Việt Nam, đặc biệt là về thủy điện hay về điện hạt nhân.Riêng công ty HDF sẽ tập trung vào những dự án mà chúng tôi có thể chuyển giao các kỹ năng quan trọng cho phía Việt Nam, khác với những đối thủ cạnh tranh, đặc biệt là tại những vùng xa xôi, hẻo lánh, hay một số đảo, nơi mà một phần của hệ thống điện phụ thuộc nhiều vào các máy phát điện chạy bằng diesel”.  Có mặt tại Việt Nam từ năm 2022, HDF Energy đã triển khai nhiều dự án hợp tác với các Bộ Công Thương, Bộ Giao Thông Vận Tải, Tập đoàn Đường sắt và Tập đoàn Điện lực Quốc gia. Công ty cũng có ký kết, làm việc, hoặc trao đổi phát triển các dự án ở nhiều tỉnh thành như Kiên Giang, Bình Thuận, Ninh Thuận, là những địa phương có tiềm năng lớn trong phát triển năng lượng tái tạo như điện gió ngoài khơi, điện gió trên đất liền, hay điện Mặt trời.Đây cũng chính là những nguồn năng lượng tái tạo để sản xuất hydrogen "xanh" phục vụ ngành giao thông vận tải. Đặc biệt, HDF Energy đã làm việc với Công ty Đường sắt Việt Nam để nghiên cứu cơ hội chuyển đổi gần 200 động cơ diesel cũ đã vận hành từ cách đây hàng chục năm, chuyển sang sử dụng hydrogen. Về dự án này, ông Mathieu Geze cho biết:“Nói chung chúng tôi có tham vọng hỗ trợ ngành đường sắt để thúc đẩy quá trình chuyển đổi năng lượng của ngành này tại Pháp và tại nhiều nước khác, trong đó có Việt Nam. Chúng tôi thấy nhiều đầu máy xe lửa còn phụ thuộc vào động cơ diesel, vì cần phải đầu tư rất nhiều cho việc điện hóa các tuyến xe lửa. Một số tuyến có nhu cầu rất hạn chế hoặc rất khó lấy lại vốn khi đầu tư vào. Hydrogen sẽ là một giải pháp đơn giản để phi cacbon hóa các đầu máy đó bằng cách, nói theo tiếng Anh, retrofit chúng, thay thế động cơ diesel bằng động cơ chạy điện. Vì lý do bảo mật, tôi không thể nói chi tiết hơn, nhưng chúng tôi đang nghiên cứu các dữ liệu để xác nhận tiềm năng đó tại một số nơi ở Việt Nam.”Đối với ông Mathieu Geze, khuôn khổ pháp lý của Việt Nam hiện nay đã đủ thuận lợi cho việc phát triển hydrogen xanh: “Đây vẫn là những vấn đề rất phức tạp ở tất cả các nước mà các nhà công nghiệp, các nhà đầu tư vẫn trông chờ một sự yểm trợ về mặt chính trị, thể hiện qua một khuôn khổ pháp lý thuận lợi cho các dự án. Cá nhân tôi thì nghĩ rằng dù trong khuôn khổ pháp lý như thế nào, các nhà phát triển dự án, các nhà đầu tư, các nhà công nghiệp cũng nên tỏ ra thực dụng. Nếu dự án được xem là đáng giá về mặt kinh tế, về mặt kỹ thuật, tôi có thể chắc chắn là dự án đó sẽ được sự hỗ trợ của chính quyền, dù ở cấp quốc gia, với bộ Công Thương hay ở cấp địa phương với chính quyền các tỉnh.Tôi nghĩ là các quy định luật lệ hiện nay ở Việt Nam đủ để chúng tôi có thể đề xuất các ý tưởng, các dự án và thực hiện các ý tưởng, dự án đó. Nếu trong tương lai các nhà lập pháp hỗ trợ mạnh hơn đối với các năng lượng tái tạo thì càng tốt”.

Với nguồn tài nguyên biển phong phú cùng điều kiện nắng và gió thuận lợi, Việt Nam có tiềm năng trở thành trung tâm sản xuất hydrogen xanh hàng đầu ở châu Á, qua đó giảm bớt sự phụ thuộc vào các nhiên liệu hóa thạch. Nhưng để đạt được mục tiêu đó, Việt Nam cần đến sự trợ giúp của các nước phát triển, trong đó có Pháp. Hydrogen xanh là một loại hydrogen được sản xuất từ các nguồn năng lượng tái tạo, như năng lượng Mặt trời và gió. Khác với hydro "xám", quá trình sản xuất hydro xanh sử dụng điện năng để điện phân nước, tách nước thành hydro xanh và oxygen, không phát thải CO2 và các chất ô nhiễm khác. Các lợi ích về môi trường và tính linh hoạt của nó trong các lĩnh vực như giao thông vận tải, công nghiệp và sản xuất điện khiến hydro xanh ngày càng trở nên quan trọng khi các quốc gia nỗ lực đạt được mục tiêu trung hòa cacbon, như mục tiêu mà Việt Nam đã cam kết cho năm 2050Trả lời RFI Việt ngữ từ Jakarta ngày 26/08/2024, ông Mathieu Geze, giám đốc đặc trách khu vực châu Á của công ty Hydrogène de France ( HDF Energy ), một trong những công ty hàng đầu thế giới trong lĩnh vực hydrogen, nhận định về tiềm năng phát triển hydrogen xanh của Việt Nam:“Hydrogen có thể được sản xuất từ những nguồn năng lượng tái tạo, như năng lượng Mặt trời hoặc gió. Việt Nam có những tiềm năng rất lớn về hai loại năng lượng này, nên cũng có tiềm năng lớn về hydrogen xanh, mà công ty HDF Energy của chúng tôi cố gắng giúp khai thác. Nói chung, tiềm năng về hydrogen là rất lớn trong lĩnh vực hóa dầu, cụ thể là tập đoàn Petrovietnam với một số nhà máy lọc dầu của công ty này, hay các nhà máy dùng hydrogen để sản xuất một số sản phẩm như phân bón.Hiện nay, hydrogen xám chủ yếu được sản xuất từ khí đốt. Nhưng trong tương lai, nhờ tiềm năng về năng lượng tái tạo, ta có thể sản xuất hydrogen xanh để phi cacbon hóa những ngành như ngành hóa dầu, hay ngành giao thông, như xe lửa. Chẳng hạn như Công ty Đường sắt Việt Nam hiện nay chủ yếu sử dụng các đầu máy chạy bằng diesel. Hydrogen có thể đóng một vai trò trong việc kéo dài tuổi thọ của một số đầu máy, đồng thời góp phần phi cacbon hóa ngành này.Về phần công ty HDF Energy, trong giai đoạn đầu, chúng tôi cố gắng giúp phi cacbon hóa ngành điện. Việt Nam có những vùng xa xôi hẻo lánh, chẳng hạn như các đảo thuộc tỉnh Kiên Giang, nơi mà hydrogen có thể được dùng để tích trữ một cách ổn định các nguồn năng lượng tái tạo. Cụ thể, nguồn điện từ năng lượng Mặt trời hay năng lượng gió có thể không ổn định, vì nắng lúc có lúc không, gió thì lúc mạnh lúc yếu. Hydrogen có thể được sử dụng để tích trữ lượng điện đó và cung cấp cho mạng lưới điện những khi thiếu nắng và gió.” Với những tiềm năng lớn về năng lượng tái tạo, đặc biệt là điện gió ngoài khơi và năng lượng Mặt Trời, Việt Nam đã phê duyệt chiến lược quốc gia phát triển hydrogen xanh đến năm 2050. Mục tiêu cụ thể là sản xuất từ 100.000 đến 500.000 tấn hydrogen xanh từ đây đến năm 2030, để sau đó đạt được sản lượng từ 10 đến 20 triệu tấn từ đây đến năm 2050. Chính phủ Việt Nam hiện đang tìm các nhà đầu tư ngoại quốc có thể hỗ trợ tài chính cho việc sản xuất hydrogen xanh qua nhiều nguồn năng lượng khác nhau, không chỉ có năng lượng gió, năng lượng Mặt trời, mà cả than đá, dầu hỏa và khí đốt. Theo dự báo của chính phủ Hà Nội, hydrogen xanh sẽ đáp ứng 10% nhu cầu tiêu thụ năng lượng của Việt Nam từ đây đến năm 2050. Ông Mathieu Geze, giám đốc châu Á của HDF Energy nhận định về mục tiêu này:“Tôi nghĩ là có thể đạt được mục tiêu đó, vấn đề chủ yếu chỉ là thời gian. Nhưng do có tiềm năng rất lớn về điện Mặt trời và điện gió, do nhu cầu phải phi cacbon hóa đất nước, do phải đáp ứng nhu cầu điện năng ngày càng tăng cùng với đà phát triển của kinh tế, công nghiệp, hydrogen có thể góp phần đáp ứng nhu cầu đó. Tỷ lệ 10% theo tôi là một mục tiêu khả thi”.Pháp là một trong những quốc gia hàng đầu thế giới trong lĩnh vực hydrogen xanh tính theo số lượng sáng chế, nghiên cứu, phát triển, sản xuất trang thiết bị và doanh nghiệp ở mọi quy mô. Công ty Pháp HDF Energy đã hợp tác với Việt Nam từ vài năm nay trở lại đây. Mới đây, công ty này đã đưa vào hoạt động một nhà máy sản xuất pin nhiên liệu ( fuel cell ) tại vùng ngoại ô thành phố Bordeaux.Giám đốc châu Á của HDF Energy Mathieu Geze nêu bật những khả năng hợp tác giữa Pháp với Việt Nam về hydrogen xanh:“Nói chung, nước Pháp có những công ty hàng đầu trong lĩnh vực năng lượng, như Tập đoàn Điện lực Pháp EDF, nếu tôi không lầm thì đã có mặt ở Việt Nam từ nhiều năm qua, hoặc là những công ty khác cũng có thể có tham vọng đầu tư vào Việt Nam. Như vậy nước Pháp có thể đóng vai trò quan trọng với khả năng đầu tư, kỹ thuật, để hỗ trợ Việt Nam, đặc biệt là về thủy điện hay về điện hạt nhân.Riêng công ty HDF sẽ tập trung vào những dự án mà chúng tôi có thể chuyển giao các kỹ năng quan trọng cho phía Việt Nam, khác với những đối thủ cạnh tranh, đặc biệt là tại những vùng xa xôi, hẻo lánh, hay một số đảo, nơi mà một phần của hệ thống điện phụ thuộc nhiều vào các máy phát điện chạy bằng diesel”.  Có mặt tại Việt Nam từ năm 2022, HDF Energy đã triển khai nhiều dự án hợp tác với các Bộ Công Thương, Bộ Giao Thông Vận Tải, Tập đoàn Đường sắt và Tập đoàn Điện lực Quốc gia. Công ty cũng có ký kết, làm việc, hoặc trao đổi phát triển các dự án ở nhiều tỉnh thành như Kiên Giang, Bình Thuận, Ninh Thuận, là những địa phương có tiềm năng lớn trong phát triển năng lượng tái tạo như điện gió ngoài khơi, điện gió trên đất liền, hay điện Mặt trời.Đây cũng chính là những nguồn năng lượng tái tạo để sản xuất hydrogen "xanh" phục vụ ngành giao thông vận tải. Đặc biệt, HDF Energy đã làm việc với Công ty Đường sắt Việt Nam để nghiên cứu cơ hội chuyển đổi gần 200 động cơ diesel cũ đã vận hành từ cách đây hàng chục năm, chuyển sang sử dụng hydrogen. Về dự án này, ông Mathieu Geze cho biết:“Nói chung chúng tôi có tham vọng hỗ trợ ngành đường sắt để thúc đẩy quá trình chuyển đổi năng lượng của ngành này tại Pháp và tại nhiều nước khác, trong đó có Việt Nam. Chúng tôi thấy nhiều đầu máy xe lửa còn phụ thuộc vào động cơ diesel, vì cần phải đầu tư rất nhiều cho việc điện hóa các tuyến xe lửa. Một số tuyến có nhu cầu rất hạn chế hoặc rất khó lấy lại vốn khi đầu tư vào. Hydrogen sẽ là một giải pháp đơn giản để phi cacbon hóa các đầu máy đó bằng cách, nói theo tiếng Anh, retrofit chúng, thay thế động cơ diesel bằng động cơ chạy điện. Vì lý do bảo mật, tôi không thể nói chi tiết hơn, nhưng chúng tôi đang nghiên cứu các dữ liệu để xác nhận tiềm năng đó tại một số nơi ở Việt Nam.”Đối với ông Mathieu Geze, khuôn khổ pháp lý của Việt Nam hiện nay đã đủ thuận lợi cho việc phát triển hydrogen xanh: “Đây vẫn là những vấn đề rất phức tạp ở tất cả các nước mà các nhà công nghiệp, các nhà đầu tư vẫn trông chờ một sự yểm trợ về mặt chính trị, thể hiện qua một khuôn khổ pháp lý thuận lợi cho các dự án. Cá nhân tôi thì nghĩ rằng dù trong khuôn khổ pháp lý như thế nào, các nhà phát triển dự án, các nhà đầu tư, các nhà công nghiệp cũng nên tỏ ra thực dụng. Nếu dự án được xem là đáng giá về mặt kinh tế, về mặt kỹ thuật, tôi có thể chắc chắn là dự án đó sẽ được sự hỗ trợ của chính quyền, dù ở cấp quốc gia, với bộ Công Thương hay ở cấp địa phương với chính quyền các tỉnh.Tôi nghĩ là các quy định luật lệ hiện nay ở Việt Nam đủ để chúng tôi có thể đề xuất các ý tưởng, các dự án và thực hiện các ý tưởng, dự án đó. Nếu trong tương lai các nhà lập pháp hỗ trợ mạnh hơn đối với các năng lượng tái tạo thì càng tốt”.

Dr. Giovanni Strippoli, Professor of Nephrology at University of Bari, Italy, discusses how the CONVINCE study results will contribute to reaching a higher level of certainty regarding the comparative efficacy of hemodiafiltration (HDF) versus HD in people with end-stage kidney disease.

Drs. Rhee, Roshanravan, and Nigwekar highlight three cutting-edge dialysis articles on pediatric ESKD iron store biomarkers; HDF, HD, and β-2-microglobulin kinetics; and development of a novel kidney replacement therapy awareness instrument.

Medicare Advantage Minute: members find "challenges" with their MA plans all too frequently. A long-time client worries that her new annual HDF premium is out of line; I was able to reassure her. Another client needed a reminder about how his HDG plan works with claims that he incurs. His response: "Good information"! Finally, a tutorial on hospice benefits provided by Part A of Medicare. Contact me at: DBJ@MLMMailbag.com (Most severe critic: A+)   Inspired by: "MEDICARE FOR THE LAZY MAN 2024; Simplest & Easiest Guide Ever!" on Amazon.com. Return to leave a short customer review & help future readers. Official website: https://www.MedicareForTheLazyMan.com.

Dans ce nouvel épisode, Delphine BRARD nous explique comment l'association "La Vie Active" a décidé il y a 4 ans de mettre en place un comité éthique pour questionner les valeurs de l'organisation et pour traiter les situations délicates rencontrées au quotidien.L'initiative a débuté avec le soutien des espaces de réflexion éthique régionaux. L'éthique, loin d'être un concept lointain, est au cœur de la pratique quotidienne des professionnels, qu'il s'agisse de questions de fin de vie, de genre, de liberté ou même du sens du travail à l'ère actuelle de la crise des métiers humains.Le comité, qui se réunit tous les trois mois, comprend des représentants de chaque secteur d'activité, une personne qualifiée et un philosophe.Pour rendre leurs discussions plus accessibles, les avis sont traduits en FALC et en langue des signes. De plus, un court métrage est produit pour chaque sujet afin de faciliter le débat sur le terrain, comme le débat en EHPAD sur la vie affective et sexuelle.L'engagement de la direction générale et la tenue des sessions de réflexion pendant les heures de travail ont été des éléments clés de la réussite de ce comité. Le bouche-à-oreille a joué un rôle crucial pour faire connaître le comité éthique au-delà des murs de l'association.Pour approfondir ce sujet passionnant, écoutez l'épisode complet et consultez les ressources associées sur Éthique HDF et Espace Éthique.Vous trouverez les vidéos illustrant les sujets abordés ici

Das Drama rund um Mois geht weiter! Innerhalb der letzten Woche haben sich erneut die Ereignisse überschlagen: Mois postet im Minutentakt Instagram-Stories, wurde auf allen Social-Media-Plattformen gesperrt, ist nach Italien geflogen und hat ein bizarres Interview bei Jaluce gegeben. Hinzu kommt, dass sich Sun Diego erstmals zu den Vorwürfen äußert, über die Vergangenheit mit Mois spricht und den Kontakt zu Anis. Shirin David solidarisiert sich mit Anis, die auf Instagram weitere Einblicke in die Ehe mit Mois gibt. Auch Kollegah, Farid Bang, Salah Saado, die Brüder von Mois und zahlreiche weitere Akteure sind mittlerweile in den Skandal involviert. Es ist Zeit für Flashbacks und Gänsehaut: Aggro TV bringt das legendäre Halt-die-Fresse-Format zurück! Der beste Grund, um Revue passieren zu lassen, wie viele Deutschrap-Legenden durch HDF groß geworden sind. Wir verraten außerdem, dass meistgeklickteste HDF aller Zeiten. 385i-Signing Amo startet übrigens die 8. Staffel mit dem Song "Baba aller Babas". Ein Comeback auf das alle gewartet haben! Kollegah holt Favorite als Feature-Gast auf seine neue Single "Blessed". Das legendäre Selfmade-Duo liefert Nostalgie pur - Kollegah schießt außerdem gegen Shindy. Bushido kündigt sein Karriereende an und will nochmal auf Tour gehen. Am Wochenende gab es einen Auftritt bei Schlag den Star, der für Quotenrekorde sorgte! Zum Abschluss sprechen wir über die neue Single von Bonez MC - "Wenn du mich kennst". Eine überraschend ruhige Nummer, die die Promophase zum neuen Album Gameboy einläutet. Bonez hat sich zur Bekanntgabe des Releasedates etwas ganz besonderes einfallen lassen... Hier die Time-Stamps zu den einzelnen Themen & Songs: 00:00:00 Let's go 00:04:07 Mois Drama geht weiter 00:34:28 AggroTV bringt HDF zurück: Unser Rückblick 00:43:10 Amo - Baba aller Babas 00:48:30 Traum-Comeback: Kollegah & Favorite - Blessed 00:58:10 Bushido kündigt Karriereende an & Auftritt bei Schlag den Star 01:04:30 Erste Gameboy-Single: Bonez MC - Wenn du mich kennst [Werbung] Taktik Open Air Festival Erlebe die Premiere des Taktik Open Air Festivals am 31. August in Berlin! Bei Sonnenschein abfeiern mit einem grandiosen Lineup, darunter Ulysse, Savvy, Achtvier, Die P, Donna Savage & Brenk Sinatra und Fruchtmax. Neben den Live Acts gibt es spannende Graffiti Battles, eine Skate Area, einen Basketball Court und einen Festival Barber. Ein absolutes Highlight ist das Rap Battle mit einer hochkarätigen Jury, bestehend aus Magda (TopTierTakeover), SSYNIC (Rap am Mittwoch), dem Producer-Duo von Dreamotions und Herzog. Sichere dir jetzt deine [Tickets](https://szenetickets.de/taktik-openair-2024) hier und sei bei diesem einzigartigen Festival dabei! [Werbung] Sucht ihr noch ein Highlight und Hingucker für die nächste Party? Dann schaut unbedingt im [MBG Amberroom](https://mbg-amberroom.com/collections/9-mile) vorbei! Dort findet ihr nicht nur den 9 Mile Vodka in speziellen Bundles wie zum Beispiel dem Moscow Mule Bundle, sondern auch die beeindruckenden XXL-Vodka-Flaschen bis zu einer Größe von 9 Litern! Die nächste Party kann kommen

Hydrogène de France (HDF) a inauguré en mai 2024 son usine de piles à combustible à forte puissance, à Blanquefort en Gironde. Avec son directeur général Jean-Noël de Charentenay, SMART IMPACT s'intéresse au potentiel de l'hydrogène dans la transition énergétique et aux ambitions de HDF, qui vise 100 millions d'euros de chiffre d'affaires en 2027. Le dirigeant évoque notamment les marchés du fret maritime et ferroviaire, et les possibilités de retrofit hydrogène.-----------------------------------------------------------------------SMART IMPACT - Le magazine de l'économie durable et responsableSMART IMPACT, votre émission dédiée à la RSE et à la transition écologique des entreprises. Découvrez des actions inspirantes, des solutions innovantes et rencontrez les leaders du changement.

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Kaeli McEnteer was born and raised in Raleigh, North Carolina and has been Greek dancing for 15 years. She has just begun directing, having just concluded her first year as director of the Raleigh adult dance troupe “Ischis”. She grew up heavily involved with her home parish of Holy Trinity where her passion for dance was unlocked. Over the years Kaeli has expanded her knowledge of traditional dance through her former directors, going to HDF, doing her own research, attending workshops, and getting involved with other parishes. Kaeli is extremely passionate about dances from the region of Thrace and also enjoys the islands. Outside of Greek dance she is currently a Doctor of Physical Therapy Student.

The eposode of Space Nuts is brought to you by NordPass....the password manager that will make your life so much eaier for not very much money. Check out our special offer at www.bitesz.com/nordpass - you'll be glad you did.Strap in for an astronomical journey as Andrew Dunkley and Professor Fred Watson return to answer your burning cosmic questions in this enlightening episode of Space Nuts. Beam up to the cosmos as we tackle the challenges of snapping photos at supersonic speeds with the Breakthrough Starshot project. Viano from Florence brings into focus the hurdles of capturing clear images of distant planets when traveling at a third the speed of light. Could the blur of speed and the distortion of space-time leave us with just a glimpse of Proxima Centauri's secrets?Next, we delve into the cosmic dance of celestial bodies. Brady from Florida, with a front-row seat to rocket launches, ponders the possibility of a moon having its own moon. Could a satellite's satellite exist, or are the gravitational tugs within our solar system too much for such a delicate balance? Professor Watson explains the intricate gravitational ballet that determines these cosmic relationships.Then, Scott from Oregon opens a window into the fascinating world of triple star systems with a question about HD 110067. How can stars so far apart still be considered gravitationally bound? Discover the cosmic ties that bind these stellar companions across vast distances.And for a bonus, we tackle an impromptu query from Dean about the Hubble Space Telescope's remarkable ability to maintain steady images while orbiting Earth. The secret lies in the dance of gyroscopes, but how long can this celestial photography session last?From interstellar photography to the gravitational waltz of moons and stars, this episode is packed with insights into the mechanics of our universe. Remember to send us your space-related questions, and join us on this voyage of cosmic discovery. Subscribe to Space Nuts on your favorite podcast platform, and until our next stellar encounter, keep gazing at the stars and wondering about the wonders above. 

Dr. Hett's research uses non-invasive MRI technology to investigate HD-related changes in the circulation of the fluid that bathes the nervous system, known as cerebrospinal fluid (CSF). By measuring the flow of CSF in people, Dr. Hett will attempt to understand better how it changes with HD, and, as a result, potentially determine how drug delivery methods might be tailored more personally. This novel idea emerged from a small pilot study, but could have major implications for the delivery of huntingtin-lowering therapies. If you are interested in participating in Dr. Hett's research, please reach out to me, and I will get you in touch with him. My email is lauren@help4hd.org.

Dans ce nouvel épisode, Delphine BRARD nous explique comment l'association "La Vie Active" a décidé il y a 4 ans de mettre en place un comité éthique pour questionner les valeurs de l'organisation et pour traiter les situations délicates rencontrées au quotidien. L'initiative a débuté avec le soutien des espaces de réflexion éthique régionaux. L'éthique, loin d'être un concept lointain, est au cœur de la pratique quotidienne des professionnels, qu'il s'agisse de questions de fin de vie, de genre, de liberté ou même du sens du travail à l'ère actuelle de la crise des métiers humains. Le comité, qui se réunit tous les trois mois, comprend des représentants de chaque secteur d'activité, une personne qualifiée et un philosophe. Pour rendre leurs discussions plus accessibles, les avis sont traduits en FALC et en langue des signes.  De plus, un court métrage est produit pour chaque sujet afin de faciliter le débat sur le terrain, comme le débat en EHPAD sur la vie affective et sexuelle. L'engagement de la direction générale et la tenue des sessions de réflexion pendant les heures de travail ont été des éléments clés de la réussite de ce comité. Le bouche-à-oreille a joué un rôle crucial pour faire connaître le comité éthique au-delà des murs de l'association. Pour approfondir ce sujet passionnant, écoutez l'épisode complet et consultez les ressources associées sur Éthique HDF et Espace Éthique.  Vous trouverez les vidéos illustrant les sujets abordés ici

O Congresso Paulista de Nefrologia é um dos eventos mais tradicionais da Nefrologia Brasileira e nesse ano foi o maior evento da área no Brasil, já que o Congresso Brasileiro ocorre nos anos pares, trazendo uma mistura boa de palestras inovadoras, com discussão de temas polêmicos e relevantes, com network e socialização. Nesse ano, chamou atenção a energia muito positiva do evento, com muitos momentos de socialização e uma interação muito positiva entre diversas gerações, associado a presença de muitos convidados internacionais referências em suas áreas, como o Prof. Claudio Ronco e o Prof Biff Palmer. Gabes e Duda conversam sobre suas impressões sobre o evento do ano!! *errata: - ESHOL também teve diferença de mortalidade, com HDF. - Romosozumab é que tem associacao com possível aumento de risco CV, ainda sem estudos Em DRC IV/V. Sorry a confusão. =) 00:01 - 6:20 Overview do Congresso 6:21 - 13:45 Participação Nefropapers 13:46 - 15:45 Pré-Congressos 15:46 - 17:10 Socialização =) 17:11 - 22:55 Transplante, IA e genética 22:56 - 29:49 HD, Osteoporose na DRC 29:50 - 42:00 Nefropatia por IgA, iSGLT2 e resina de troca de K+ 42:01 - 44:49 Considerações Finais

YES they are our sponsors, BUT they also make great gear. Point in case this week is their new MiCreator range for Content Creators. We take a look at what's on offer. A big shout out to our sponsors, Austrian Audio and Tri Booth. Both these companies are providers of QUALITY Audio Gear (we wouldn't partner with them unless they were), so please, if you're in the market for some new kit, do us a solid and check out their products, and be sure to tell em "Robbo, George, Robert, and AP sent you"... As a part of their generous support of our show, Tri Booth is offering $200 off a brand-new booth when you use the code TRIPAP200. So get onto their website now and secure your new booth... https://tribooth.com/ And if you're in the market for a new Mic or killer pair of headphones, check out Austrian Audio. They've got a great range of top-shelf gear.. https://austrian.audio/ We have launched a Patreon page in the hopes of being able to pay someone to help us get the show to more people and in turn help them with the same info we're sharing with you. If you aren't familiar with Patreon, it's an easy way for those interested in our show to get exclusive content and updates before anyone else, along with a whole bunch of other "perks" just by contributing as little as $1 per month. Find out more here..   https://www.patreon.com/proaudiosuite     George has created a page strictly for Pro Audio Suite listeners, so check it out for the latest discounts and offers for TPAS listeners. https://georgethe.tech/tpas If you haven't filled out our survey on what you'd like to hear on the show, you can do it here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/ZWT5BTD Join our Facebook page here: https://www.facebook.com/proaudiopodcast And the FB Group here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/357898255543203 For everything else (including joining our mailing list for exclusive previews and other goodies), check out our website https://www.theproaudiosuite.com/ “When the going gets weird, the weird turn professional.” Hunter S Thompson In this episode of Pro Audio Suite, we discuss the latest products from Austrian Audio - the 'my creator studio', 'my creator satellite' and 'my creator Ylav'. We explore how these products are catering to the rapidly growing creator category that includes podcasting, vlogging, and songwriting, effectively replacing the conventional home studio. We noted Austrian Audio's strategic move into this space given their impressive engineering track record. Upcoming in the podcast, we will be testing an ISO booth to gauge its isolating efficiency. We also discuss the difficulty in finding unbiased reviews for new products and how important transparency is when recommending products. We mention our pleasant surprise at Austrian Audio's enthusiasm to join us as a sponsor, further expanding the opportunities for our listeners to gain insights into their products. Be sure to subscribe to our show and join the conversation on our Facebook group. #ProAudioSuite #AustrianAudio #CreatorRevolution   Timestamps (00:00:00) Welcome & Introductions (00:00:40) Austrian Audio Studio Release (00:07:33) ISO Booth Arrival (00:09:32) Michael's Shipment Delay (00:13:45) Trustworthy Product Reviews (00:18:43) Sponsorship Discussion (00:23:55) Podcast Production Details   Transcript Speaker A: Y'all ready be history. Speaker B: Get started. Speaker A: Welcome. Speaker B: Hi. Hi. Hello, everyone, to the Pro Audio Suite. Speaker A: These guys are professional and motivated with tech. To the Vo stars George Wittam, founder of Source Elements Robert Marshall, international audio engineer Darren Robbo Robertson and global voice Andrew Peters. Thanks to Triboo austrian audio making passion heard. Source elements. George the tech. Wittam and robbo and AP's. International demo. To find out more about us, check thepro audiosuite.com. Speaker B: Learn up learner. Here we go. Speaker C: And don't forget the password. Trip a P 200 to get $200 off your Triboof. Now, talking of product, one of our sponsors, apart from Triboof is Austrian Audio. And Austrian Audio have been busy lately and just released some new product, which is my creator studio, my creator satellite and my creator Ylav, which is an interesting thing for Austrian Audio. I didn't think they would get into this or particularly the Mylav thing. I didn't see them going that way. But what do you think, just a first look at this product from Austrian Audio. Speaker B: Well, I would say they are reading the tea leaves, as you could say, and it's just they have to have a product in this category. The creator category is a massive category. It kind of encompasses podcasting, Vlogging, songwriting. If you make content, you're a creator. And so this is like we are creators today because we're making a podcast. So this is who they need to reach out to. It's no longer the home musician or the home studio. It's the creator. This is the category that's replacing the quote unquote home studio. And so they're entering that market. And if their engineering track record so far is any indication, because this is new and none of us have one, I think they'll nail it. They haven't really missed a beat on anything they released so far, and I think they need to be very careful to make sure that brand stays gold. It's really concerning when companies release something half baked or just not quite up to par, even though it's at a lower price point. So obviously it's not going to be made in Austria in the same lab as the OC eight one eight. Right. : It's interesting. It's got one knob. I wonder if it's like that one thing where we couldn't figure out how to use it because the interface was like two buttons and everything happened. Speaker B: Yeah, well, I'm looking at it closely on screen and I don't have the software again, but it's got a three position switch on the face of the body of the mic itself and it's got high low mute. So that leads me to believe that it's just a very simple two position gain switch. : Yeah, but it talks about low latency monitoring, so it's got some stuff going on as a creator. It talks about low latency monitoring without any trouble. Speaker B: Yeah, well, it's got a volume balance knob, which I would say probably is that. So it's a volume control and it's a blend control, assuming that's what Bal means. Speaker C: Unless it could actually be when you plug into the micreator studio, you plug in the micreator satellite to create a stereo mic. Maybe that switch actually doubles as that to get a blend between left and right. I don't know right. Speaker B: Don't know yet. Don't know yet. : I'm looking for a manual. Speaker B: It's got a nice engineering industrial design. Not sexy, just kind of utilitarian looking. A square ish rectangular body and then the microphone capsule on top, which kind of has that cool retro look where the capsule is suspended inside a rim. And it's a nice looking design if it holds up to the abuse of what creators do, which is, to be completely frank, not take care of their gear. In a lot of cases, you just chuck things in your bag. I'll talk about another one of our friends rode, right? Speaker C: Yes. Speaker B: One thing I love about my rode wireless mics, the little wireless mes I have the cheapy ones is they're so light and so basic that I can just kind of I mean, I stick them in a little bag. And throw them in my gear bag. And they're so inconspicuous and they're so simple to operate that when I do need to use them as long as the battery is charged. And that's important. But as long as they got a charge on them, they're just so easy to deploy. Like within 30 seconds, I had it plugged into my iPhone. I launched the Road, I think they call it Capture road capture app. And I'm capturing my mic on my camera, the mic on my talent, and both cameras, the front and the rear. And I'm automatically shooting video and audio. : Is that all down to three files? Does it give you them separately or how does it do it? Speaker B: Yeah. So what it's doing and I would like to control this, but I can't. So what it does is it makes two video files and then each video file has a two track audio to go with it. So each video has both the microphones on ISO tracks. So what I do is when I bring why does it make two videos. : Like front and back or what? Speaker B: I can set it up to do that. Yeah. So you'll see a video I'm going to release soon, which is the interview of the owner of Vocalbooth.com. And I use that feature. So you'll see a video of me and him talking to each other. I'm behind it, he's in front of it, and you'll see it's just switching between the two of us. I'm using software to do this switch back and forth. And all I had to do was actually isolate the two audio tracks so I could get a better mix because I ended up having both audio tracks on both shots. So I had to kind of isolate them so you didn't have doubles, right, if that makes any sense. But this reminds me of that kind of, like, creator's tool, simple USBC plug and go. Looking at the back of the microphone now, I'm actually finally saw the rear of it. There's a few more functions, a few more jacks. : Well, the plug in the satellite mic is one. Speaker C: Yeah, that'll be the out. And then you get to the satellite mic, and then it's got an input and an output. And I'm assuming that what you do there is you get the headphone monitoring will come from the out, from the satellite, I guess, yeah. Speaker B: I mean, I look at this as Austrian audio saying, those road systems are cute, but we make good mics. So let's do the same idea. Forget at the wireless mics. This is really more for musician creators. So let's be able to have two mics, but all plugged into one USB. : This is a little bit of a RODECaster, I think it does. Speaker B: It's a little bit of a road type. Yeah. : Because it's recording both the lavalier mic and the close up mic, I guess. Speaker B: The lav or the satellite mic, which. : Looks like I think it records both. Speaker B: Yeah. The satellite mic looks like just another of the same capsule, just without the rest of the brains. It's just a little it's got a TRRS microphone cable, and it goes to the slave. It's like a master slave. We don't use that anymore, do we, the terms anymore? But it's kind of like there's the primary secondary, or whatever you want to call it. Speaker C: That's really interesting. Interesting product. We'll try and get our hands on something, at least one or two of those, just to check them out. Also, in the next few weeks, someone is sending me an ISO booth. I think you've done a demo on. Speaker B: Those sending you an ISO booth. So if they're sending it to you and it's for isolation, that already makes me concerned that it's not going to be very good at Isolating. Speaker C: Well, you know the big thing, you stick your head inside the ISO booth. : Yeah. The gray one that makes you want to vomit once you're in there for. Speaker C: A while, probably we'll find out when I get it, but it's going to be shipped to me in the next week or so. : Brush your teeth. Speaker C: Yes. Speaker B: Are we divulging who this is yet? Are we going to wait until you've used it and then you're going to. Speaker C: Mention we'll wait till I've used it. I just want to check it out. : Isn't it Isovox? Speaker C: Isovox, yeah. : Yes. Speaker B: They're going to send you their new. Speaker C: Cheaper one, the Isovox Two, I think it's called. Speaker B: Oh, they're going to send you Isovox Two. Speaker C: Yeah. Speaker B: Okay. : Aren't those things like, $800? Speaker B: I did a video review of that. How long ago? Five years ago. They're going to send you one of those? Speaker C: Yeah, I think you did the Isovox one, is that correct? Speaker B: I did the isovox two. I have the video loaded right now on my screen. Speaker C: Wow. Yeah, because the distributor that brings in Austrian audio into Australia have got them. : Yeah. The isovox two is like $1,000. Speaker C: So it's just going to come down for a week. I'll play with it and then we'll use it on one of the upcoming episodes and see what we think. Also an update on the passport vo. I've seen a bit of correspondence flicking backwards and forwards, mainly to you, George. How's it? Speaker B: Well, you know, the bottom line being I think Mike is being very transparent, but this is the truth is that he had a backlog of product to ship because of a part supply issue. So that really took the energy away from our product for a few months that we thought he would have been working on our product. So that means that our product is still in essentially, it's in design phase. We were the Envisionaries Envisionaries the vision visionaries for what we wanted, but it comes down to actual circuit design, and that is what it takes to get this thing really built. And so Michael is in that stage. He's in the circuit design stage. We were hoping this would have happened three months ago. It didn't, because he's been trying to basically relaunch and redeliver or deliver a whole bunch of their products because of a USB chip problem. Speaker C: Yeah. Speaker B: And so they had to literally redesign the boards for four products, get them back into production, get them delivered and shipped. So they've done that. So now if you do want to go buy a micport pro Three, they're actually shipping. They're no longer on preorder, as they've been for quite a while, as well as the mixer face and the portcaster and things like that. Speaker C: And the English Channel, I think, is number one. Speaker B: Yeah. Well, there's another one that's the English Channel, which I hear a little birdie said that we might have something to test out at some point. Speaker C: I think one is being shipped to Robo. I know that. I'm pretty sure that's happening, so that could be interesting. Speaker B: The English Channel is a fully analog piece, right? : Is it a preamp and EQ or. Speaker C: Just a preamp and limiter compressor? Preamp, I think it's got everything. Basically, there's a channel strip I got. Speaker B: To double check because they also have this soapbox, and there's a little bit of an overlap in terms of what does what, so I'm double checking that right now. But the Channel well, the English Channel. : Is but he only sent one to Robbo, right? He didn't send them out all over the place. Speaker B: I don't know. I thought he asked for my address, but I could be wrong. Yeah, but the English Channel, he didn't. : Ask for mine, as far as I know. Speaker B: Okay. Speaker C: Oh, mine. Speaker B: Tim's fighting words. The English Channel includes a studio mic, pre dynamics processor with gate compressor and DeEsser and parametric EQ with sonic enhancer and a streaming USB audio interface with SD card recorder. So it's essentially it's a little mini rack of three products. That's the English Channel. Speaker C: Yeah. : I didn't realize English Channel had a recorder on it. Speaker B: Well, it's the soapbox, the black cab and the portcaster. Yeah. Speaker C: All in one or linked together? Speaker B: Well, yeah, all combined in a cool little rack that they all lock into and connect together to make it feel like one product. : I think it's all those together. Oh, is he sending you the whole string? Speaker C: Holy shit. Speaker B: I don't know, but that would be pretty slamming. I was the most interested in testing the soapbox because that's kind of like a DBX 286. : I think the Preamp is the most interesting one if it's a decent external preamp. Speaker C: Yeah. Speaker B: Well, the soapbox is the preamp. The Black Cab is a five band spectral processor. : It's an EQ five band. It's a three wait, hold on. Speaker B: Well, they call it a five band. : Black Cab is just a three. I'm looking at it right now. It's a three band parametric q gain. Speaker B: And it must have a high shelf and a low shelf. : Oh, yeah, it does. Speaker B: No, it's got HDF. Yeah, it's got a pad that makes it five bands. And then there's the podcaster, is the recorder side of the whole thing. Speaker C: Yeah. It's interesting with sentrance because I've sort of been scouting around as well because I got an email from Michael that sort of inspired me to go down a rabbit hole on the Google. And I found some really interesting reviews, particularly on MixerFace, that was written by Sound on Sound magazine. And anyone that knows Sound on Sound knows they're pretty an authority. And they're good. : Yeah. Speaker B: Beyond reproach, would you say? Speaker C: I would say pretty well beyond reproach. Yeah. And they rave about Sentrin's products, so that was quite nice to read. Speaker B: Good to see. Yeah, I know a lot of the reviews. I mean, it's probably more likely to find a pretty honest review in these traditional print magazines than I would say you're going to find on a YouTube channel these days. I know that YouTubers are being forced to divulge that the product was sent to them, but that is part of the whole. Those that want to give the most impartial reviews tend to be the ones that actually go buy the products. Right. And so it's getting increasingly difficult to find reviews of brand new products that were not gifted to the reviewers. : I can tell you that I bought the Mixer. Speaker C: Bo Weaver. He's got a mixer face from memory as well, isn't he? Did he get one? Speaker B: He may. I don't recall particularly, but I think so. I think he's always been an early adopter. Whenever something new came out that was portable, he was all over it. Speaker C: Yeah. Speaker B: So I'm sure he had one. Yeah. Speaker C: Well, if that's the case, then I should put my hand up and say, I bought my OC eight one eight. : Yes, you did. Speaker C: Yes. : That's what started the whole thing. Speaker C: It was because I just bought the thing and loved it. That was the beginning of getting into bed, so to speak, with them. Speaker B: I bought my Rode wireless. Mics. Speaker C: Good work. Speaker B: It's about the cheapest thing they make. : But I bought my Rode Wireless Mics, but I didn't buy this guy, which I do like. I have to be honest, I think the NTG Five has been quite a good mic. Speaker C: Yeah. Speaker B: Now, we're on a new topic, but when I recommend product, I do try to defulge that I know or I have some kind of a relationship with that vendor. I do try to say that if it makes sense in the context, but it's proving your integrity. If you're listening to us right now, honestly, and you don't know who we are, first of all, Google us, okay? And second of all, we all have worked in this industry a really long time. We have very large client bases of trusted people. And if we're going to shill a product that was given to us by these vendors, we're going to use them, you're going to hear them, and you're going to get our god's honest thought about those products, period. There is no reason we're not going to go out of business because we told you something didn't sound good. It ain't going to happen. Like, we're just going to keep right on chugging whether we like something or not. So we're always going to be very straightforward with what works and what doesn't, you know what I mean? Speaker C: But the thing is, if it's something good, you want to share that information with people. I mean, I know the Austrian audio, particularly the OC 8118. I know quite a few people have bought them on my recommendation and love them. So it's not they've bought them and just going on, great, thanks for that. I've just shelled out some cash and. : You haven't gotten any commission or anything for that? Speaker B: No, really? : In fact, we should talk about that. Speaker C: Yes, indeed. Speaker B: No, we don't. We get product, we get to use it. We get to use it in the real world. We get to do our shows with the products. You hear us using the products, we talk about them. That benefits them, the vendor or the manufacturer, that benefits us because we get to use the stuff and talk about it with authority. And it benefits hopefully, you guys, too, because you're going to hear us say what we like, what we don't like, and what works, what doesn't, and that kind of thing. So hopefully everybody wins and they find that there's some integrity. There's going to be people out there who say, well, screw those guys, they got that thing for free. I've immediately written them off as an authority on that product or impartial reviewer, and that's fine. What are you going to do? Speaker C: Yeah. And we do get stuff for free, and we're quite happy to disclose that we're not going to lie to anybody about the product just because we got it for free. I mean, if it's free and it's junk, we'll say it's junk. Like the product. The Austrian audio thing. When I approached them to come on as a sponsor, I was expecting a big no. But no, they were happy to listen to the podcast and were happy to get involved. Speaker B: Going back, do you remember why you approached them? What caught their attention to you? Speaker C: Well, first of all, I had been reading about these microphones coming out and I was actually the barbecue at a friend's place, and the guy who is the distributor for Austrian Audio now had told me some time ago that he said, I've got something special up my sleeve that's coming out. We're going to be distributing this new microphone. And I'd forgotten all about that. And I saw him at the barbecue and I said, oh, Mark, I've seen this great new mic. It looks fantastic. It's called the Austrian Audio. OC. Eight one eight. He goes, Mate, that's the one we're bringing in. I went, Holy shit, you're kidding. Looks great. He goes, It's fantastic. And then they did a bit of a launch just when COVID had kicked off, unfortunately, and I went to this. Speaker B: I'm familiar with that problem. Yeah. Speaker C: God. And it was all the product launched. Speaker B: Exactly like three months before the friggin Pandemic. We're trying to sell a portable product whenever traveling. Speaker C: Then I went to this function that Group Technologies here in Australia are put on. So they had Austrian Audio down there, they had a whole bunch of other products they bring into Australia from Europe and all over the place. And I met Martin, who's the CEO of Austrian Audio. He was there just talking to people and demonstrating product. And so I had a good chat with him and he was telling me about how Austrian Audio happened and what the capsule they put into the OC eight. One eight was actually from all the R and D they were doing at AKG, trying to replicate the C Twelve. And it's all the stuff about microphones that they got from famous people just to try and get some kind of sonic signature from the C Twelve that they could base their new OC 8118 on. So that was when I first got it. And I bought one and just loved it and kind of went from there, really. So I was talking to the guys here and I said, it'd be really nice if they became a sponsor. Would they be interested? And it's like, Talk to Walter in Austria and see what he says. So I did. Speaker B: And they said, you did it the old fashioned way. Speaker C: Old fashioned way? I didn't use a pen and paper to write a letter. Speaker B: No, but you had a relationship, you made a connection, you had a relationship, you just reached out and that's how it works. Whereas a lot of influencers, it doesn't work that way at all. The influencers just getting inundated with emails from the marketing departments of all these different products saying review our product please. And that's not at all what happened and how things work around here. Partly because we're kind of in terms of the internet of personalities, we're small potatoes. We do not have 20, 5100 and 3 million followers. It ain't going to happen. So there's not that motivation for companies to get these products into our hands. Like bandru? Speaker C: Yeah. Speaker B: From podcastage and those guys nor do we want to be in that position either. Those guys, it's a grind for them. I've talked to Mike Delgadio, the booth junkie and other guys like them and it's a grind for them. They just oh get I have four more of these things to get reviewed in the next know or whatever. It becomes just sort of a grind. And we're not in that position either, which I'm really grateful for that we don't have to. It's just not part of how we do things and how we make money. We just get product, we talk about it, use it and then we just do our thing. Speaker C: Yeah, and we're not just a product reviewer either. I mean, we're more not at all brainstrust. Speaker B: If this is your first time listening to us, go back a year or two. Speaker C: Yeah, that's right. Yeah. It's more of a brains trust and a place where people can listen in and just use us as a resource to get some information about anything they might want to do in their home studio, including buying an Austrian Audio microphone. Speaker B: I've gotten some really good anecdotal just literally a man on the street. People I meet at events. Great compliments about the that's well that's know I really enjoy your shows that you podcast. Pro Audio Suite podcast, you know, it resonates with people. I am told about this show I showed up to Joseph Brando's promo masterclass and three different people at lunch there were like, hey, I love that's. Great. People are hearing really they really enjoy it and it resonates with them and there's some value that they're getting from the show. Speaker C: Well, I do know that there's quite a few dealers in Chicago that resonates with them as well. : Definitely. Speaker B: Well that was fun. Is it over? Speaker A: The Pro Audio suite with thanks to Tribut and Austrian audio recorded using Source Connect edited by Andrew Peters and mixed by Voodoo Radio Imaging with tech support from George the Tech Wittam don't forget to subscribe to the show and join in the conversation on our Facebook group. To leave a comment, suggest a topic or just say g'day. Drop us a note at our website. Theproaudiosuite.com.

Gabriella Papatzimas, born and raised in Phoenix, Arizona, has always had a strong connection to her Greek heritage. Growing up in the Greek community at Holy Trinity in Phoenix, she embraced the language, culture, and traditions from an early age. As a first-generation Greek-American, Gabriella's first language is Greek, and she takes immense pride in her roots.After completing her Bachelor's degree in Political Science at Arizona State, Gabriella embarked on a career in Real Estate Tech as a People Manager.She also dedicated her time as a Greek School teacher for 11 years, helping younger generations stay connected to their heritage. When not teaching or working, she dedicated her time to Greek dancing which became a great love of hers from the moment she could walk and has since been immersed in the dance program for 28+ years.In 2009, she embraced the role of a Greek Dance Instructor (shoutout to her first group, Seismos). Three years later, in 2012, she proudly took her first group to the FDF, accompanied by her godbrother, Niko Panagiotakopoulos, representing Holy Trinity Dance Program - Phoenix. Since then, she has been taking groups to competitions year after year. Building upon her passion, she embarked on a new venture in 2022, joining forces with Evangelos Tsagaris to bringing Arizona representation to HDF with the Assumption Dance Program.To Gabriella, Greek dancing is more than just a hobby—it is a vital way to preserve and celebrate her heritage. She firmly believes that Greek culture should be cherished and passed down, regardless of where people call home. Through her involvement as an instructor, Gabriella Papatzimas tirelessly works to ensure that Greek traditions thrive by attending workshops in the United States and spending weekends doing research with her co-directors.Niko Panagiotakopoulos was born and raised in Phoenix, Arizona where he studied Electrical Engineering and is now a licensed General Contractor. While his father was born in Athens, his grandparents were from Peloponiso in Tripoli, Patras, and Pyrgos keeping him connected to his Greek heritage!Niko has been involved in greek dancing from a young age at Holy Trinity Cathedral, dancing since he could walk, and being the crazy kid running around his mothers dance practices while she spent years as the program director. Niko's first FDF was at 8 years old I'm Pasadena and he has only missed one year since then, and started attending HDF as well in 2022! His last year dancing as a student was also his first year as an Instructor in 2011.Since 2011 Niko has attended many workshops from California to Charlotte, bringing instructors like Joe Graziosi and Jordan Elrod to Phoenix, and visiting Greece every summer seeking out workshops and panegiria. In 2017 Niko took the helm as the Program Director at Holy Trinity and has loved growing his community and keeping his culture alive!Episode Music: The Anemos Music Project

Katherine Papadimitriou Ladikos was born and raised and still lives in Atlanta, GA. At the age of 4, she and her brother Dimitri were dragged from Saturday Morning Cartoons to meet with a woman named Eleni that would teach them Greek Dancing inside the dining room of a restaurant. Who knew from both sides that one simple dance of Kastorianos would take a full day to master and turn into a lifetime of love for Greek Folk Dancing.Katherine & Dimitri would perform their duet for a few years and started learning new dances with the older group that their Mother Kiki Papadimitriou had joined. The journey began with performances at Greek Festivals and Events all over the Southeast and many travels to the infamous Winter Dance Conferences learning from many International instructors from Dora Stratou & Lykeion Ton Ellinidon and National instructors who still grace the world of Greek Dance today. Troupe Hellas would eventually introduce several groups incorporating all ages from age 5 and up and eventually Katherine and Dimitri would be dancing and performing with their peers and parea. Katherine was very dedicated to the world of dance and would help make costumes, assist with teaching, and taking roles on the board and in 1995 Troupe Hellas would evolve into the Lykeion Ton Ellinidon Atlanta and the sad departure of their long time director Eleni as she moved out of the country and would now become more involved. The group was like a fine wine and grew better and better over time. Eventually events, festivals, and dance conferences would turn into competitions at both FDF and HDF.Katherine and Andrew knew each other since little kids but it was the dance group and the tight bond of their parea that would bring them together and marry in 2007 which is around the time when Katherine stepped back from dancing due to a genetic retinal degenerative disease which was making it most difficult to learn and perform. Although Katherine is not physically involved in teaching and performing her heart beats and feet don't stop moving for Greek Folk Dance. Their sons Kosta and Stefanos are both in the dance group and both Katherine & Andrew are proud to cheer them on, sneak in a dance here and there, all while making new memories and reminiscing about the good ‘ol days.If you liked this episode, please consider making a donation in Kat's name to the Foundation Fighting Blindness:https://donate.fightingblindness.org/webdonationEpisode Music: Endasi Live in Miami

Aujourd'hui sur Investisseur.TV, Damien Havard Fondateur Président Directeur Général de HDF. C'est une entreprise spécialisée dans le développement d'infrastructures d'hydrogène vert. HDF Energy conçoit des centrales électriques à hydrogène produisant une énergie renouvelable, stable et garantie. Mais l'entreprise produit également des piles à combustible de forte puissance en série.Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

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Nesse episódio, Lucas Luz e Roberto Pecoits-Filho conversam sobre Hemodiafiltração (HDF) e comentam sobre os bastidores do maior Ensaio Clínico Randomizado já realizado nas diálises brasileiras 00 - Introdução e apresentação 01:59 - Fundamentos de Hemodiafiltração e Indicações 10:34 - O HDFIT 17:05 - Metodologia, Bastidores do HDFIT e Prescrição de Hemodiafiltração 25:53 - E a Hemodiafiltração pré-dilucional? 35:04 - Evolução da Hemodiafiltração nos últimos anos 38:15 - Os conselhos de um pesquisador

Pre-emergence Signatures Of Horizontal Divergent Flows In Solar Active Regions by T. Rees-Crockford et al. on Thursday 13 October Solar active regions (ARs) play a fundamental role in driving many of the geo-effective eruptions which propagate into the Solar System. However, we are still unable to consistently predict where and when ARs will occur across the solar disk by identifying pre-emergence signatures in observables such as the Doppler velocity (without using Helioseismic methods). Here we aim to determine the earliest time at which pre-emergence signatures, specifically the Horizontal Divergent Flow (HDF), can be confidently detected using data from the Solar Dynamics Observatory's Helioseismic and Magnetic Imager (SDO/HMI). Initially, we follow previous studies using the thresholding method, which searches for significant increases in the number of pixels that display a specific line-of-sight velocity. We expand this method to more velocity windows and conduct a basic parameter study investigating the effect of cadence on the inferred results. Our findings agree with previous studies with $37.5$% of ARs displaying a HDF, with average lead times between the HDF and flux emergence of $58$ minutes. We present a new potential signature of flux emergence which manifests as cadence-independent transient disruptions to the amplitudes of multiple velocity windows and recover potential pre-emergence signatures for 10 of the 16 ARs studied, with lead times of 60-156 minutes. Several effects can influence both the estimated times of both HDF and flux emergence suggesting that one may need to combine Doppler and magnetic field data to get a reliable indicator of continued flux emergence. arXiv: http://arxiv.org/abs/http://arxiv.org/abs/2210.06276v1

Pre-emergence Signatures Of Horizontal Divergent Flows In Solar Active Regions by T. Rees-Crockford et al. on Thursday 13 October Solar active regions (ARs) play a fundamental role in driving many of the geo-effective eruptions which propagate into the Solar System. However, we are still unable to consistently predict where and when ARs will occur across the solar disk by identifying pre-emergence signatures in observables such as the Doppler velocity (without using Helioseismic methods). Here we aim to determine the earliest time at which pre-emergence signatures, specifically the Horizontal Divergent Flow (HDF), can be confidently detected using data from the Solar Dynamics Observatory's Helioseismic and Magnetic Imager (SDO/HMI). Initially, we follow previous studies using the thresholding method, which searches for significant increases in the number of pixels that display a specific line-of-sight velocity. We expand this method to more velocity windows and conduct a basic parameter study investigating the effect of cadence on the inferred results. Our findings agree with previous studies with $37.5$% of ARs displaying a HDF, with average lead times between the HDF and flux emergence of $58$ minutes. We present a new potential signature of flux emergence which manifests as cadence-independent transient disruptions to the amplitudes of multiple velocity windows and recover potential pre-emergence signatures for 10 of the 16 ARs studied, with lead times of 60-156 minutes. Several effects can influence both the estimated times of both HDF and flux emergence suggesting that one may need to combine Doppler and magnetic field data to get a reliable indicator of continued flux emergence. arXiv: http://arxiv.org/abs/http://arxiv.org/abs/2210.06276v1

  Bruce Smallwood has been designing and hand crafting beautiful wooden furniture, cabinetry and accents for 30 years specializing in the most unique custom pieces.   Today we're talking about:   Different wood materials like solid wood, plywood, HDF and MDF Advantages of certain species of hardwood Veneers  Custom work versus mass produced pieces and the economy of scale Mid-century modern, Federal period and traditional furniture styles Wood care and maintenance, drying wood properly and oil coatings Refinishing red oak flooring and minimizing the red hue Bruce's new coffee tables and his appearance at The Store on Nov. 12, 2022 as Santa   Check out Bruce Smallwood's beautiful custom work: https://www.dinnaeckstein.design/reston-va-modernkitchen https://www.brucesmallwood.com/   Dinna Eckstein Designs  The Store IG @dinnaecksteindesigns  

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Daniel Klein aka SIRS is a Berlin based German Dj & producer. Following various excellent singles and remixes under different projects over the last years, and after holding a Residency at Space Ibiza & Tresor Berlin, he's decided to concentrate on his new project - SIRS (Sounds in real Stereo). "Thanks for having me in the mix. I added some all-time favs & new music I like to play, together with some of my 'Moments of Life EP' and 'Travel to Hdf.Y3D' both due out soon'

Você sabe quais são as diferenças entre os painéis MDP, MDF e HDF? Já ficou em dúvida sobre como usá-los? Este episódio explica as características e as aplicações de cada um desses painéis de madeira. Imagem: Kam Idris / Unsplash

We had an absolutely amazing time with the Zoumberakis family! Don't miss some outtakes at the end of the episode! Check out Stacie's bio below: Anastacia (Stacie) Zoumberakis has been involved in The Metropolis of San Francisco's Folk Dance Festival Ministry for over 30 years.  Starting her Greek dance career at 7 years old, she continued dancing for 20 years, ten of which were with the Olympian dancers.  She has directed for over 20 years, including groups of all different ages, including adult groups with her husband, Stelios Zoumberakis, who has been a dance judge at FDF (Greek Folk Dance Festival hosted by the Metropolis of San Francisco) and HDF (Hellenic Dance Festival hosted by the Metropolis of Atlanta). Throughout the years she developed a passion for all regions of Greece. She has participated in various symposia around the world, including Mazoxi in Crete, Yasoo! Symposiums in Seattle, and various symposia in Northern and Southern California. She currently has extended her knowledge of dance by helping dance groups through Southern and Northern California and providing them with resources for dances,  music, and costumes. Currently, her passion continues through judging at HDF for the last 5 years and helping directors from the Atlanta diocese. Mrs. Zoumberakis specializes in many areas of Greece, with a concentration in Crete, the Cyclades, the Dodekanisa, and Thrace.  A founding member of the Long Beach Greek Dance and Cultural Arts School, she helped write the by-laws that are upheld today, making it one of the most successful dance programs on the West Coast.  Acknowledging the need for directors, she helped implement a mentoring program in 2004 for young dancers who had an interest in directing.  Since that time, she has helped train over 30 new directors in Long Beach, fostering a wonderful directing team that has learned about teamwork and the importance of instilling our culture and the love of Greek dance to our youth. This program continues with her “students” becoming mentors for the next generation of directors.

HDF co-hosts Shreela Sharma and Elizabeth Gregory talk with the team from the UH Community Health Workers Initiative (Rosa Ferrufino, Cindy Paz, Prof. Dan Price, Olivia Ruiz) and Dr. Sarah Simmons from Bread of Life, about their work and the need for CHWs to provide reliable information and access to health services for community members, for better outcomes for all in the short and long term. For more information, go to: www.uh.edu/chwi and www.breadoflifeinc.org

You're listening to the Westerly Sun's podcast, where we talk about news, the best local events, new job postings, obituaries, and more. First, a bit of Rhode Island trivia. Today's trivia is brought to you by Perennial.  Perennial's new plant-based drink “Daily Gut & Brain” is a blend of easily digestible nutrients crafted for gut and brain health. A convenient mini-meal, Daily Gut & Brain” is available now at the CVS Pharmacy in Wakefield. Now for some trivia. Did you know that Rhode Island native, Ed Lee is a former professional ice hockey player who played two games in the NHL for the Quebec Nordiques. Afterwards, he was traded to the Minnesota North Stars in 1985 and then played for the Fredericton Express, Springfield Indians and in a German Hockey League. Now, we turn our feature story…. How many college students would embrace a triple major while simultaneously running an international foundation dedicated to advocating for and easing the suffering of childhood cancer patients? URI Human development and family sciences student Ali Hornung does just that, managing to balance her HDF studies in counseling with those in global business management and German. But her true passion lies with students much younger than her college peers. Since she was 12 years old, Hornung has been an advocate for childhood cancer fighters and survivors. She has turned that passion into a full-time endeavor, starting the Glimmer of Hope Foundation. The inspiration to dedicate herself to helping relieve the pain of the scourge of childhood cancer began with a young friend named Ella was diagnosed with leukemia at 11 years old. Ella fought the disease through multiple rounds of chemotherapy and tragically Ella passed away at age 14 in 2019. She started around the time the COVID-19 pandemic started in March 2020. She began making masks to donate to kids with cancer, sewing thousands of masks by herself, raising $10,000 for various children's cancer charities like Talia's Legacy and the Children's Miracle Network. But she wanted to do more, especially for young girls like Ella who had inspired her so much. Hornung said: “I wanted to start a non-profit and went to Ella's parents to talk about ways to continue her legacy. They told me about how she had written to American Girl dolls to ask about a bald doll; she wanted every girl to receive the bald doll,” “They got her a bald doll at the time and she named it Hope. So that's what we ran with — Glimmer of Hope. It has taken off from there. It was our 1-year anniversary in July, and we've sent 250 dolls to girls with cancer.” The dolls cost $135 each. The foundation buys every doll and ships them around the country, including a card about Ella, outfits for the doll, cancer support resources for the family, and wellness packages, including everything from toys to toiletries. Hornung's goal is to donate 1,000 dolls in the next five years. Stay up to date on this story and more at westerlysun.com Today we're remembering the life of Anita Ames of North Stonington. Born in New London, Anita graduated from Stonington High School in 1953 and went on to receive her Associates Degree from Katharine Gibbs, taking the train each day into Providence wearing her white gloves and hat. She was quickly employed by Electric Boat in Groton, leaving there to raise a family and run the household while her husband, Charles, was out to sea. Later she became employed by the Board of Education for the town of North Stonington and worked there as the secretary to the Superintendent of Schools for over 20 yrs. After retiring from the school system she worked for the Town Probate office and the Town Police. Mrs. Ames was a life member of the North Stonington Congregational Church, where she had been an active and dedicated member, playing piano for the youth Choir and sitting on various committees. Anita was also active in civic affairs in her beloved community and was a member of the North Stonington Grange, and sat on the Juvenile Board of Review, the Board of Education, and the North Stonington Education Foundation to name a few. She was recognized for her dedication to the youth of North Stonington with an Honorary Diploma during the 2016 Wheeler High School graduation. Even though Anita loved to serve, volunteer and work, she always had time for her family. She was a loving mother, grandmother and aunt. She will be sadly missed by her three children, her grandchildren, and great grandchildren. She also leaves her sisters, a brother, and many nieces and nephews. Thank you for taking a moment with us today to remember and celebrate Anita's life. That's it for today, we'll be back next time with more! Also, remember to check out our sponsor Perennial, Daily Gut & Brain, available at the CVS on Main St. in Wakefield! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This six-minute visual exploration of the Hubble Ultra Deep Field showcases its four-dimensional nature across both space and time.

Hydrogène de France « HDF Energy » développe des infrastructures permettant la production d'électricité continue ou à la demande à partir d'hydrogène issu d'énergies renouvelables (éolien ou solaire). Après son introduction en Bourse réussie, la société a publié ses données pour le preier semestre 2021. Sur le 1er semestre de l'exercice 2021, Hydrogène de France réalise un chiffre d'affaires de 405 k€, contre 989 k€ sur la même période de l'exercice précédent. Ce chiffre d'affaires est principalement constitué, comme pour les trois exercices, des revenus constatés au titre du contrat de développement du projet et d'Assistance à Maîtrise d'Ouvrage (AMO) conclu avec la société CEOG, société mise en équivalence depuis fin juillet 2018, et d'une prime afférente à la décision du lancement de la construction de la centrale électrique. Ces revenus sont reconnus progressivement, sur la base des coûts réellement encourus sur une période donnée et peuvent fluctuer en fonction des phases de développement des projets. Le projet CEOG, approchant de sa phase de construction, a ainsi généré un moindre chiffre d'affaires au 1er semestre 2021. Le projet CEOG dispose aujourd'hui de toutes les autorisations administratives. Il est en phase de bouclage financier.   Damien Havard, Président-Directeur général de Hydrogène de France est mon invité   Les sociétés liées à l'hydrogène vous intéressent, retrouvez toutes les interviews qui parlent de cette énergie : Vidéos hydrogène.     À PROPOS DE HYDROGÈNE DE FRANCE (HDF ENERGY) Hydrogène de France, pionnier mondial de l'hydrogène-électricité, développe des centrales Hydrogen-Power de grande capacité et participe, au travers de sociétés projets dédiées, à leur exploitation. Ces centrales fourniront une électricité continue ou à la demande à partir d'énergies renouvelables (éolien ou solaire), associées à des piles à combustible de forte puissance fournies par Hydrogène de France. Hydrogène de France développe deux modèles de centrales Hydrogen-Power : Renewstable® (POWER-TO-POWER) : Centrales électriques multi-mégawatts, produisant de l'électricité stable, constituées d'une source renouvelable intermittente et d'une chaîne hydrogène incluant le stockage d'énergie sur place. HyPower® (GAS-TO-POWER) : Centrales électrique multi-mégawatts produisant une électricité à la demande à partir d'hydrogène décarboné provenant des réseaux de transport de gaz. Hydrogène de France intègre le savoir-faire clé de la pile à combustible, dans le cadre d'un protocole d'accord avec Ballard (accord de licence exclusive de 7 ans), et développe en France (Métropole de Bordeaux) la première usine au monde de fabrication en série de piles à combustible de forte puissance pour l'énergie qui sera mise en service en 2023. Au travers de cette activité, Hydrogène de France adressera également les marchés du maritime et des data centers. Hydrogène de France se positionne ainsi comme un puissant accélérateur de la transition énergétique en fournissant une électricité renouvelable non-intermittente et compétitive, parfaitement adaptée aux réseaux et à la demande. Les actions HDF sont cotées sur le marché réglementé d'Euronext Paris compartiment B depuis le 24 juin 2021. L'article Damien Havard Pdg HDF Energy : “Nous sommes dans une vraie offre de services” : Stratégie et perspectives du spécialiste de l'hydrogène-électricité est apparu en premier sur La Bourse et la Vie TV L'information éco à valeur ajoutée.

The Hispanic Development Fund (HDF), a regional affiliate of the Greater Kansas City Community Foundation, partners with Hispanic-serving high schools to remove barriers to post-secondary education and empower families in the college admissions and financial aid processes. On this episode, HDF's Director of Programs and Development, John Kearney, talked with recent East High School graduate and HDF scholarship recipient Jade Valdez and East High School Vice Principal Ben Richardson. The Grow Your Giving podcast is powered by the Greater Kansas City Community Foundation and our national entity, Greater Horizons. We aim to make giving convenient and efficient for our donors through donor-advised funds and other charitable giving tools. The Grow Your Giving podcast discusses philanthropic topics to help you enjoy giving more. Find us online at growyourgiving.org/podcast. "Easy Lemon" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Virologists reveal how poor man's amino acid cure for COVID-19 would abolish need for vaccines Bio-Virus Research Inc (Nevada), September 15, 2021 A natural cure for COVID-19 that is widely available and affordable for even the poorest of people on the planet has been confirmed by a team of virologists who have spent a lifetime studying the underlying causes of viral infections. Backed by decades of research and safety data for herpes-family viruses, U.S.-based researchers at Bio-Virus Research Inc, Reno, Nevada, report on the successful treatment of the first 30 frontline doctors and nurses and a thousand-plus patients given the amino acid lysine to prevent and even abolish COVID-19 coronavirus infections at a clinic in the Dominican Republic.  Astonishingly, symptoms of COVID-19 are reported to have dissipated within hours of this natural treatment. The medical staff at a clinic in the Dominican Republic was coming down with two cases of coronavirus per month before lysine therapy was instituted. The virologists, Drs. Christopher Kagan, Bo Karlicki and Alexander Chaihorsky, strongly suggested the front-line healthcare workers embark on a daily regimen of lysine therapy due to daily exposure to the virus.  Their ground-breaking report is published online at ResearchGate.net. Arginine/lysine balance Lysine therapy interrupts the replication of viruses, including COVID-19 coronavirus, by countering arginine, an amino acid that fosters the eruption of dormant viruses.  Lysine has been safely used for decades to quell herpes virus outbreaks that cause cold sores on the lips (herpes labialis), a treatment pioneered by one of the Bio-Virus Research team members in 1974. Lysine is available in foods and in concentrated form in inexpensive dietary supplements (250 500-milligram lysine tablets can be purchased for under $5 US or 2-cents per tablet), making affordable lysine therapy possible. Lysine/arginine imbalance would explain why patients who have been infected with COVID-19 have recurrent infections, even after vaccination. Lysine Rx in Dominican Republic The daily therapeutic supplement regimen for the medical staff in the Dominican Republic consisted of 2000 milligrams of lysine capsules along with restricted dietary consumption of arginine-rich foods such as nuts, chocolate, orange juice, pumpkin, sesame seeds, wheat germ. The Bio-Virus Research team found doses of supplemental lysine up to 4000 milligrams to be safe and effective. Foods that have a high ratio of lysine over arginine such as eggs, tofu, fish (not raw), sardines, cheese, meats such as pork, poultry and red meat, and yogurt) provide a high ratio of lysine over arginine, thus blocking replication of all coronaviruses including COVID-19. According to the virologists who were interviewed by this reporter, over 1000 patients have now been successfully treated with surprisingly rapid dissolution of symptoms and return to health.  Even severely infected COVID-19 patients have been able to come off the ventilator with lysine therapy, say doctors. Third-party validation for lysine therapy Writing in the International Journal of Infectious Diseases another research team based in New York and Texas reports that arginine depletion is a strategy to quell both coronaviruses and other herpes family viruses. In 2016 researchers documented that lysine impairs the growth of coronaviruses in a lab dish. The Bio-Virus Research team are not loners nor out on a scientific limb.  A report, published in the Journal of Antivirals & Antiretrovirals, is what prompted to the current discovery that was put into clinical practice in the Dominican Republic.  The science was in place prior to the announcement a mutated coronavirus was sweeping the globe which no one had immunity towards. Dietary intake The Recommended Daily dietary intake of lysine is 2660 milligrams for a 154-lb (70 kilogram) adult; 3640 milligrams during pregnancy. Dietary intake of lysine in western populations ranges from 40-180 milligrams per day per kilogram (2.2 lbs.) of body weight, or 2800-12,600 milligrams for a 154 lb. (70 kilogram) adult. It is the balance of arginine to lysine that controls the eruption of dormant viruses in the body.  The average intake of arginine is estimated to be 4000-6000 milligrams per day. Other health benefits Supplemental lysine also has other health benefits.  Lysine increases absorption of calcium, relieves bouts of anxiety, promotes wound healing, and is helpful for other conditions.  Cholesterol is deposited in binding sites within coronary arteries.  When lysine (and vitamin C) occupy those binding sites, cholesterol is not deposited in arteries. Prevalence of herpes viral infections Worldwide many billions of people harbor dormant herpes viruses that erupt into disease from time to time.  In 2016 an estimated 3.7 billion people had herpes simplex virus infection– around 66.6% of the world's population aged 0 to 49. Availability of lysine Lysine is largely produced by the tons for animal feedstuffs.  Roughly 2,200,000 tons of lysine are produced annually.  There is no shortage. Billions may benefit The most frequent medical application of lysine therapy has been the quelling of active herpes infections (on skin, lips, etc.), and eradication of Epstein-Barr infection, Bell's palsy, etc. Researchers bemoan the fact that lysine therapy hasn't become a mainstay in the treatment of herpes infections that affect ~80% of the world's population over expensive and problematic anti-viral drugs because it doesn't generate sufficient profit to attract funding for human clinical trials.  Lysine is superior to various anti-viral drugs. If lysine lives up to its promise as a universal COVID-19 antidote for therapeutic and preventive use, unless billionaire Bill Gates buys up and mothballs all the lysine production plants in the world like he has bought off agricultural land, and bought off news media, vaccine makers and politicians, the need for vaccines will become a moot and meaningless practice for COVID-19. Because of the long-term safety record of this dietary amino acid, the public can take lysine as a non-prescription preventive “medicine.” Epidemiologists baffled by low rate of coronavirus infections in India Despite its large population and poor sanitation, disease trackers are baffled by India's low rate of coronavirus infections.  Maybe it is India's lysine-rich diet of yogurt, lamb, chicken, fish curry that protects its population from viral disease.  The striking difference in the country-to-country prevalence of Herpes Simplex-2 infections (only 9.6% in South East Asian countries and 10.7% in Europe vs. 24.0% in the Americas and 43.9% in Africa) could be explained by the lysine/arginine ratio in native diets. Treat the severely ill; skip the problematic vaccines Vaccination is not fool proof.  Vaccinated patients are testing positive for COVID-19.  Doctors can choose to treat the 3 in 10,000 COVID-19 severely infected patients who are at risk for a mortal outcome with lysine rather than needlessly vaccinate billions of people.  Mass vaccination would not be needed, nor would lockdowns, quarantines and questionable mass face mask use be required.  The pandemic would be rapidly extinguished by a public information campaign regarding lysine-rich foods and dietary supplements.  The public can take action on its own today without adverse consequences.  Literally, trillions of dollars would be saved worldwide.  If not for COVID-19, at least for herpes infections. The shame is on the World Health Organization with a budget of $8.482 billion or the Centers For Disease Control with a budget of $7.875 billion that overlook safe and economical cures like lysine.  This report serves as evidence the world is being gamed to plunder the masses of their health and wealth.  The people of the world need to stop heeding advice from public health officials and practice preventive medicine on their own volition. There is additional evidence that lysine also halts the growth of influenza and coxsackie viruses. Further research Researchers at Bio-Virus Research Inc. are searching for research funds to further document the benefits of lysine therapy.      Omega-3 and Omega-6 supplement improves reading for children   University of Gothenburg, Sweden - September 14, 2021    Supplement of omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids may improve reading skills of mainstream schoolchildren, according to a new study from Sahlgrenska Academy, at the University of Gothenburg, Sweden. Children with attention problems, in particular, may be helped in their reading with the addition of these fatty acids.   The study included 154 schoolchildren from western Sweden in grade 3, between nine and ten years old. The children took a computer-based test (known as the Logos test) that measured their reading skills in a variety of ways, including reading speed, ability to read nonsense words and vocabulary.   The children were randomly assigned to receive either capsules with omega-3 and omega-6, or identical capsules that contained a placebo (palm oil) for 3 months. The children, parents and researchers did not learn until the study was completed which children had received fatty acids and which had received the placebo. After three months, all children received real omega-3/6 capsules for the final three months of the study.   "Even after three months, we could see that the children's reading skills improved with the addition of fatty acids, compared with those who received the placebo. This was particularly evident in the ability to read a nonsense word aloud and pronounce it correctly (phonologic decoding), and the ability to read a series of letters quickly (visual analysis time)," says Mats Johnson, who is chief physician and researcher at the Gillberg Neuropsychiatry Centre at Sahlgrenska Academy, University of Gothenburg.   No children diagnosed with ADHD were included in the study, but with the help of the children's parents, the researchers could identify children who had milder attention problems. These children attained even greater improvements in several tests, including faster reading already after three months of receiving fatty acid supplements.   Polyunsaturated fats and their role in children's learning and behavior is a growing research area.   "Our modern diet contains relatively little omega-3, which it is believed to have a negative effect on our children when it comes to learning, literacy and attention," says Mats Johnson. "The cell membranes in the brain are largely made up of polyunsaturated fats, and there are studies that indicate that fatty acids are important for signal transmission between nerve cells and the regulation of signaling systems in the brain."   Previous studies in which researchers examined the effect of omega-3 as a supplement for mainstream schoolchildren have not shown positive results, something Mats Johnson believes may depend on how these studies were organized and what combination and doses of fatty acids were used. This is the first double-blind, placebo-controlled study showing that omega-3/6 improves reading among mainstream schoolchildren.   "Our study suggests that children could benefit from a dietary supplement with a special formula. To be more certain about the results, they should also be replicated in other studies," says Mats Johnson. The article Omega 3/6 fatty acids for reading in children: a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial in 9-year-old mainstream schoolchildren in Sweden was published by The Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry.       Elevated stress hormones linked to higher risk of high blood pressure and heart events Kyoto University (Japan) & University of California at Los Angeles, Sept. 13, 2021  Adults with normal blood pressure and high levels of stress hormones were more likely to develop high blood pressure and experience cardiovascular events compared to those who had lower stress hormone levels, according to new research published today in Hypertension, an American Heart Association journal. Studies have shown that cumulative exposure to daily stressors and exposure to traumatic stress can increase cardiovascular disease risk. A growing body of research refers to the mind-heart-body connection, which suggests a person's mind can positively or negatively affect cardiovascular health, cardiovascular risk factors and risk for cardiovascular disease events, as well as cardiovascular prognosis over time. “The stress hormones norepinephrine, epinephrine, dopamine and cortisol can increase with stress from life events, work, relationships, finances and more. And we confirmed that stress is a key factor contributing to the risk of hypertension and cardiovascular events,” said study author Kosuke Inoue, M.D., Ph.D., assistant professor of social epidemiology at Kyoto University in Kyoto, Japan. Inoue also is affiliated with the department of epidemiology at the Fielding School of Public Health at the University of California, Los Angeles. “Previous research focused on the relationship between stress hormone levels and hypertension or cardiovascular events in patients with existing hypertension. However, studies looking at adults without hypertension were lacking,” Inoue said. “It is important to examine the impact of stress on adults in the general population because it provides new information about whether routine measurement of stress hormones needs to be considered to prevent hypertension and CVD events.” Study subjects were part of the MESA Stress 1 study, a substudy of the Multi-Ethnic Study of Atherosclerosis (MESA), a large study of atherosclerosis risk factors among more than 6,000 men and women from six U.S. communities. As part of MESA exams 3 and 4 (conducted between July 2004 and October 2006), white, Black and Hispanic participants with normal blood pressure from the New York and Los Angeles sites were invited to participate in the substudy MESA Stress 1. In this substudy, researchers analyzed levels of norepinephrine, epinephrine, dopamine and cortisol – hormones that respond to stress levels. Hormone levels were measured in a 12-hour overnight urine test. The substudy included 412 adults ages 48 to 87 years. About half were female, 54% were Hispanic, 22% were Black and 24% were white. Participants were followed for three more visits (between September 2005 and June 2018) for development of hypertension and cardiovascular events such as chest pain, the need for an artery-opening procedure, or having a heart attack or stroke. Norepinephrine, epinephrine and dopamine are molecules known as catecholamines that maintain stability throughout the autonomic nervous system—the system that regulates involuntary body functions such as heart rate, blood pressure and breathing. Cortisol is a steroid hormone released when one experiences stress and is regulated by the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis, which modulates stress response.  “Although all of these hormones are produced in the adrenal gland, they have different roles and mechanisms to influence the cardiovascular system, so it is important to study their relationship with hypertension and cardiovascular events, individually,” Inoue said.  Their analysis of the relationship between stress hormones and development of atherosclerosis found: Over a median of 6.5-year follow-up period, every time the levels of the four stress hormones doubled was associated with a 21-31% increase in the risk of developing hypertension. During a median of 11.2-years of follow-up, there was a 90% increased risk of cardiovascular events with each doubling of cortisol levels. There was no association between cardiovascular events and catecholamines. “It is challenging to study psychosocial stress since it is personal, and its impact varies for each individual. In this research, we used a noninvasive measure — a single urine test — to determine whether such stress might help identify people in need of additional screening to prevent hypertension and possibly cardiovascular events,” Inoue said. "The next key research question is whether and in which populations increased testing of stress hormones could be helpful. Currently, these hormones are measured only when hypertension with an underlying cause or other related diseases are suspected. However, if additional screening could help prevent hypertension and cardiovascular events, we may want to measure these hormone levels more frequently.” A limitation of the study is that it did not include people who had hypertension at the study's start, which would have resulted in a larger study population. Another limitation is that researchers measured stress hormones via a urine test only, and no other tests for stress hormone measurement were used.   Spirulina alleviates high fat diet-induced cognitive impairment via the gut-brain axis Weifang People's Hospital (China), September 9, 2021 Increasing evidence suggested that the gut microbiome-brain axis plays a critical role in regulating cognitive functions. In this study, we aimed to investigate the dietary treatment effect of Spirulina platensis on learning deficits in high fat diet (HFD) fed mice and clarify the potential mechanisms via investigating the gut microbiome-brain axis. Dietary administration of 1% and 2% Spirulina platensis for 16 weeks significantly improved the spatial learning and memory performance of the HFD-fed mice in both Barnes Maze test and Morris water maze test. The Aβ accumulation, tau-hyperphosphorylation, and neuroinflammation in the hippocampus were significantly inhibited by Spirulina platensis. Spirulina platensis also abrogated HFD induced gut microbial dysbiosis and unbalance of gut microbial metabolites indicating its modulating effect on the gut-brain axis. This study provides further evidence for the application of Spirulina platensis as functional supplement for treatment of Alzheimer's disease. Spirulina platensis was frequently used as both a food ingredient and a medical supplement to counteract various metabolic disorders worldwide. In the present study, we found that Spirulina platensis dietary supplementation significantly prevented the cognitive deficits induced by HFD- feeding in mice. For the first time, we identified the inhibition effect of Spirulina platensis on β-amyloid generation, tau-hyperphosphorylation, neuroinflammation, and the gut microbiota dysbiosis. In conclusion, the present study proved the beneficial effect of Spirulina platensis on cognitive impairment in HDF-fed AD mice and cleared Aβ, inhibited tau-hyperphosphorylation, and ameliorated neuroinflammation in the brain. Spirulina platensis also abrogated HFD induced gut microbial dysbiosis and unbalance of gut microbial metabolites indicating that Spirulina platensis might ameliorated cognitive deficits through regulating the gut-brain axis (Fig. 6). This study provides potent evidence for the application of Spirulina platensis as functional supplement for treatment of AD.   Regular exercise may lower risk of developing anxiety by almost 60% University of Lund (Sweden), September 13, 2021 A quick online search for ways to improve our mental health will often come up with a myriad of different results. However, one of the most common suggestions put forward as a step to achieving wellness—and preventing future issues—is doing some physical exercise, whether it be a walk or playing a team sport. Anxiety disorders—which typically develop early in a person's life—are estimated to affect approximately 10% of the world's population and has been found to be twice as common in women compared to men. And while exercise is put forward as a promising strategy for the treatment of anxiety, little is known about the impact of exercise dose, intensity or physical fitness level on the risk of developing anxiety disorders. To help answer this question, researchers in Sweden have published a study in Frontiers in Psychiatry to show that those who took part in the world's largest long-distance cross-country ski race (Vasaloppet) between 1989 and 2010 had a "significantly lower risk" of developing anxiety compared to non-skiers during the same period. The study is based on data from almost 400,000 people in one of the largest ever population-wide epidemiology studies across both sexes. Surprising finding among female skiers "We found that the group with a more physically active lifestyle had an almost 60% lower risk of developing anxiety disorders over a follow-up period of up to 21 years," said first author of the paper, Martine Svensson, and her colleague and principal investigator, Tomas Deierborg, of the Department of Experimental Medical Science at Lund University, Sweden. "This association between a physically active lifestyle and a lower risk of anxiety was seen in both men and women." However, the authors found a noticeable difference in exercise performance level and the risk of developing anxiety between male and female skiers. While a male skier's physical performance did not appear to affect the risk of developing anxiety, the highest performing group of female skiers had almost the double risk of developing anxiety disorders compared to the group which was physically active at a lower performance level. "Importantly," they said, "the total risk of getting anxiety among high-performing women was still lower compared to the more physically inactive women in the general population". These findings cover relatively uncharted territory for scientific research, according to the researchers, as most previous studies focused on depression or mental illness as opposed to specifically diagnosed anxiety disorders. Furthermore, some of the largest studies looking at this topic only included men, were much smaller in sample size, and had either limited or no follow-up data to track the long-term effects of physical activity on mental health. Next steps for research The surprising discovery of an association between physical performance and the risk for anxiety disorders in women also emphasized the scientific importance of these findings for follow-up research. "Our results suggest that the relation between symptoms of anxiety and exercise behavior may not be linear," Svensson said. "Exercise behaviors and anxiety symptoms are likely to be affected by genetics, psychological factors, and personality traits, confounders that were not possible to investigate in our cohort. Studies investigating the driving factors behind these differences between men and women when it comes to extreme exercise behaviors and how it affects the development of anxiety are needed." They added that randomized intervention trials, as well as long-term objective measurements of physical activity in prospective studies, are also needed to assess the validity and causality of the association they reported. But does this mean that skiing in particular can play an important role in keeping anxiety at bay, as opposed to any other form of exercise? Not so, Svensson and Deierborg said, given that previous studies have also shown the benefits of keeping fit on our mental health. "We think this cohort of cross-country skiers is a good proxy for an active lifestyle, but there could also be a component of being more outdoors among skiers," they said. "Studies focusing on specific sports may find slightly different results and magnitudes of the associations, but this is most likely due to other important factors that affect mental health and which you cannot easily control in research analysis.   Gut microbes are key to health benefit delivered by hops compound Oregon State University, September 13, 2021 The health-enhancing performance of a compound found in hops is dependent upon its interactions with intestinal microorganisms, new research by Oregon State University shows. Understanding how xanthohumol, often abbreviated as XN, works is important for unlocking its potential to counter diet-induced obesity and the health risksassociated with a global obesity epidemic, including type 2 diabetes and liver and heart disease, researcher Adrian Gombart says. "We showed that the gut microbiota are necessary for the beneficial effects of XN on glucose metabolism," said Gombart, professor of biochemistry and biophysics in the OSU College of Science and a principal investigator at the university's Linus Pauling Institute. "There is an important interaction between the compound and the microbes in the gut that provides the benefits we see in our studies with mice." Gombart led a team of 20 scientists from three Oregon State colleges in research that compared the glucose metabolism effects of xanthohumol on two sets of mice: "conventional" ones with gut microbiota, and those engineered to be "germ free," i.e. have no gut microbes. Glucose metabolism, the body's ability to convert the sugar into fuel, generally suffers impairment as someone becomes obese, which in turn can lead to the person becoming more overweight. Faulty glucose metabolism also negatively affects brain physiology and is at the root of multiple medical conditions including diabetes and heart disease. In previous studies involving mice, Gombart and colleagues found that XN improved the animals' health and changed the composition of their microbiome, the latter leading them to suspect that the mix of microbes played a role in XN's healthful effects. "In this study, we fed mice either a diet low in calories, high in calories, or high in calories but supplemented with XN for 10 weeks," he said. "We found that only the conventional mice with XN supplementation showed improved glucose metabolism and that XN increased the relative abundance of three bacteria, Akkermansia muciniphila, Parabacteroides goldsteinii and Alistipes finegoldii." Gombart added that the study yielded some evidence that those three microbes are at least partially responsible for the health benefits associated with XN, but the entire microbial community may be playing a role as well. "We can't rule that out," he said. "We know that XN needs the intestinal microbiota to deliver its benefits, and there are complex diet-host-microbiota interactions that bring changes in both microbial composition and functional capacity. Diet is recognized as a major force in shaping gut microbe composition, and future studies will look for insights into the various interactions at play." Earlier mouse model studies by co-author Fred Stevens, professor of pharmaceutical sciences in the OSU College of Pharmacy and also a principal investigator at the Linus Pauling Institute , have shown that XN, a polyphenol found in hops' cones, has a number of anti-obesity properties. It improves cognitive function and it suppresses weight gain associated with a high-fat diet, fat accumulation in adipose tissue and insulin resistance. Insulin resistance is when cells don't respond well to the hormone that allows for the uptake of glucose from the bloodstream. It causes the pancreas to make more and more insulin to keep blood glucose levels within a non-harmful range and is a risk factor for non-alcoholic fatty liver disease.   Antioxidant protects neurons   University of Edinburgh   September 12 2021    Research involving a potent antioxidant, described in Scientific Reports, suggests that the compound could help protect cells in several conditions, including Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosisand cell transplants. In their report, a team from the University of Edinburgh observe that the flavonoids quercetin and myricetin are among the most potent dietary antioxidants. Structural modification of myricetin has resulted in the development a new compound known as Proxison. In the current research, Proxison demonstrated 10 times the ability to protect against oxidative stress induced by the compound tert-Butyl hydroperoxide (tBHP) in neuroblastoma cells compared to quercetin, while several other antioxidants showed no effects. Proxison, as well as a high concentration of quercetin, also provided significant protection against cell death in tBHP-treated cells. Similar results were obtained in another neural cell line. An investigation of the antioxidants' ability to be taken up by the cells showed significant intracellular levels of quercetin and Proxison, and evidence for some localization of Proxison in the cells' mitochondria. In zebrafish embryos, Proxison helped protect against neuronal cell loss induced by a neurotoxic compound. Quercetin was also protective, but was less potent than Proxison. Neither therapy affected normal embryonic development. “This novel antioxidant can be applied to investigate oxidative stress in disease models, like alpha-synucleinopathies and other neurodegeneration models,” Nicola J. Drummond and colleagues conclude. “In addition, Proxison could have applications for regenerative medicine where oxidative stress has been implicated in poor cell survival of transplanted cells, with the advantage that the molecule can be pre-loaded into cells prior to transplantation. Proxison could also have applications for conditions, such as stroke or cardiac infarction, in which a temporary, but acute, exposure to oxidative stress is experienced, as well as diseases in which oxidative stress and mitochondrial dysfunction are core features.”

Paul Calzada was born and raised in Jacksonville, FL before moving to Hollywood, FL at a young age. He recently graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering from University of Florida and is currently pursuing a PhD in Computer Engineering from there as well. He is a "Gruban" (Greek Cuban) American; His father is from Cuba and his mother's parents are from Greece, specifically Kremasti, Rhodes and Agrosikia, Pellas (Pontian roots). He began his dance journey in Hollywood, FL from a young age in elementary through high school under the direction of different instructors: first Anna Karan, then Aleko Sofianos, and finally Jordan Elrod. All of whom taught him various aspects of the Greek folk music and dance tradition. This group in Hollywood, Klironomia, performed at various local and metropolis functions including festivals, fundraisers, and the Hellenic Dance Festival for many years, winning various awards. In university, he desired to bring the same fervor for Greek dance to his college town in Gainesville, FL by directing the Greek American Student Association dance group with UF. The group labeled the "UF GASA Dancers" performed at various university and local functions. He then founded the Afieroma Greek Dance Program at St. Elizabeth Greek Orthodox church in Gainesville in 2018 to bring the dance community into the church. He is currently director of the college age group and enjoys teaching various dances from all over Greece with great emphasis on the Dodecanese. The group attended its first HDF in 2020, competing and winning awards in the Senior category for its Agios Dimitrios, Karystos, Evia and Monastiraki, Drama performances. Paul greatly enjoys being able to teach authentic and unique content while dancing with his closest friends. His contact information is below: Paul Calzada Email: paul.calzada@ufl.edu

VOLLGEPACKT ist diese Folge: von News & Diskussionen zu den DUNE Kinochancen, Netflix & Nolan, Lucasfilm & Deepfake, Disney vs Scarlett Johannsson, Predator und Kino-Wahlprogrammen - wir haben viel zu besprechen. Weshalb ein BAYERISCHER Film Platz 1 der Kinocharts werden konnte, was die neuen Bund-Länder-Regelungen fürs Kino bedeuten und wieso Kinos sich vielleicht etwas von RESTAURANTS abgucken können...für Gesprächsstoff ist gesorgt! Wie ein Kinosaal für Kinder aussehen kann, ob #WhatIf etwas für Jens ist, und eine Serie und zwei gesehene Filme runden den Spaß ab! Viel Spaß! TIMECODES (00:00:00) Begrüßung & (Urlaubs)Smalltalk (00:08:55) NEWS: DUNE Trailer & Erfolgschancen (00:24:58) Pastewka ist ein STAR TREK Nerd (00:31:26) Amazon's HERR DER RINGE Serie (00:33:13) NOLAN zu NETFLIX?! (00:38:52) LUCASFILM: Deepfake & Waitit's STAR WARS Film (00:47:48) neuer PREDATOR-Film (00:51:46) ScarJo vs Disney (00:59:50) Wahlcheck KINO des HDF (01:03:16) KINO: Box Office, 3G Regeln, Aussicht, Zukunftsideen (01:43:43) gesehene Filme & Serien (What If, Duplicity, Tom&Jerry)

Dimitri Papadimitriou is a native of Atlanta, GA. His dance and music journey began at the age of five. Under the direction of Eleni Apostolakos-Hopes, his knowledge and love for dance grew like wildfire. He and his sister were some of the first and youngest children in the community to perform with the adult dance group. Through the years, he has attended seminars around the US learning from instructors such as Joe Graziosi, Nikos Zournatzidis, Lazaros Hatzipanayiotou, Christos Papakostas, Kyriako Moissidis and many more. In his early twenties, he took on the role of director of the adult dance group of the Atlanta community and has been teaching since. Under Dimitri’s direction, the group has performed for various events around the Atlanta area and southeast. Similarly, the group has enjoyed continued growth and success by way of several medals at HDF and FDF including the 2007 FDF Division 1 Sweepstakes award in Ontario, California. Codirecting with Sandy Papadopoulos, Troupe Hellas was one of the first groups from the East coast to ever win the award.  Dimitri was also born with a passion for music. His mother paved the traditional music path by starting him in dance. His father, lead singer and bouzkouki player in the Alpha Omega Sound band, encouraged his growth as a percussionist and enrolled him in lessons with reknowned drummer, Jerry Fields (the Hampton Grease band) when he was 13. Dimitri later joined his father’s band at 17 years old. His traditional dance music path began at age 16 when he bought his first daouli from percussion legend George Gevgelis while visiting in Athens, Greece. Since, he has been self taught and continues to learn and play traditional Greek percussion instruments. In the early 2000s, he met lifelong friends Dimitrios Dallas and John Themelis and formed the music ensemble Endasi. Along with other friends, musicians and collaborators, Endasi still performs today. 

A sus 86 años, Carlos Timoteo Griguol ha perdido la vida y en ESPN queremos homenajearlo como se merece: hablando de fútbol, como hizo en el imperdible HDF con Víctor Hugo Morales y Roberto Perfumo, allá por septiembre de 2003. En esta entrevista histórica, el "Viejo" habla de sus inicios en el fútbol como volante central, cómo pasó a ser entrenador, por qué si sus dirigidos no estudiaban no jugaban, disposiciones tácticas, entrenamientos, jugadas preparadas... una charla 100% futbolera, obligada para cualquier fanático de este deporte. Que en paz descanses, Timoteo.

Jordan Elrod has been dancing since a young age, instructing for the past 20 years, and was the director at St. Mark Greek Orthodox Church in Boca Raton, Florida for ten of those years. He has taught and participated in many workshops across the United States and Greece, as well as organized workshops in South Florida including The Winter Dance Conference in 2005. He served on the board for the Metropolis of Atlanta’s HDF where he has also been a judge for the past 3 years. He has performed with, and played music for multiple award winning groups at the Metropolis of Atlanta’s HDF, the Metropolis of San Francisco’s FDF, and “America’s Greek Dance Competition” as well as MHDF out of Chicago, where he also served on the board. He studied in Rhodes, Greece at the Aegean University and still travels to Greece every year with his wife and family whose roots are in the Serres region. Episode music: Endasi, Live, Miami 2020

Imagine growing up in a horsey family and discovering your life's path by listening and following the horses instructions...well thats exactly what Pauly Daniel did...jealous?....we are too ;)  Pauly’s connection and affinity with animals and horses in particular is life-long. Born and raised working stock on the family property in the beautiful Flinders Ranges and having inherited his family’s respect for the beautiful animals, he started his journey with horses from an early age. He has spent his early working life on cattle stations in Australia as a Ringer, drover and colt starter and over the years he has competed in various disciplines...not to mention working on the set of the film 'Australia' by Baz Luhrmann.   **PSA that at 18:30 the sound goes quiet, but don't worry it only lasts for 8 seconds** This wont be the last we hear from Pauly - I have already roped him into future episodes :P Come meet Pauly in person at this years Equitana in Melbourne AUS July 8-11 2021 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DanielTessariHorseReflections/ Instagram: @dthr_horsetraining   Download the Heels Down Fitness app today to join the #HDFmates and to welcome you please use WELCOME20 to receive 20% off any of the programs. Join our supportive Instagram community today on @heelsdown.fitness 

Stacie is the board Chair of the Greek Folk Dance Program at Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Cathedral in Charlotte, the largest program of its kind in the U.S. A native of Hampton, VA, Stacie was first exposed to Greek folk dance as a young child at her hometown church in Newport News, VA. Since moving to Charlotte in 2001, Stacie has overseen the growth of Holy Trinity’s program, including the development of a grade-level curriculum that serves almost 400 students. In addition to teaching classes and dancing with the Charlotte-based troupe, Thrylos, Stacie also serves as the Director of Competition for the Metropolis of Atlanta’s annual Hellenic Dance Festival (HDF) and has recently transitioned to developing the virtual HDForum Series, an educational supplement sponsored by HDF.  Stacie believes deeply in the magic of connection through dance - to music, to history, to others, and to self.  Stavros Karagiorgis is a Winston-Salem, NC native where he's been actively involved in the local dance program at the Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church. There, he has taught students of all ages and helps lead their program. Stavros has directed many award winning groups for his parish. Additionally, Stavros has taught various Greek folk dance workshops for Greek folk dance enthusiasts throughout the United States and Canada. His main joy in the field of Greek folk dance is the ability to continuously learn. Stavros strives to continue to learn various dances, songs and traditions from local villagers in Greece. He has been on several research trips in Northern Greece and in the Cyclades. There he has had the unique opportunity to speak with countless villagers and musicians and been able to record both their oral and musical histories. To Stavros, this is the most rewarding part of his Greek folk dance hobby. Stavros also plays an integral part in the Greek Orthodox Metropolis of Atlanta’s Hellenic Dance Festival. He has served in various planning capacities over the last 12 years. Stavros currently serves as the co-chair of the Festival Implementation Team who presides over the organization and planning of the annual event. 2020’s event marked their biggest ever with over 50 competitive teams and nearly 2,000 attendees.  https://www.hellenicdancefestival.com/

Bobby Garofalis is the currently the director of the Hellenic Youth Dancers at Saints Constantine and Helen in Newport News. Bobby has been involved with Greek dance for over 35 years. He is well versed in the dances of many areas of Greece (Pontos, Dodecanese, Thraki) with a special emphasis on Crete. Bobby began as a dancer for the Hellenic Youth Dancers in 1990 and then became choreographer, director, and now lead Director/Administrator. He leads anywhere from 4-5 groups including the Adult Group Enosis who perform and compete in numerous events throughout the country. Bobby has been honored with 25 medals at HDF, including 13 platinum awards. At the 2012 Hellenic Dance Festival in Atlanta, Bobby was honored with the Director of the Year award. Bobby was first introduced to Cretan dancing in the summer of 1985 when he was enrolled in the Xirouhakis Dance Studio in Chania. He has since been dancing Cretan for many years, and specifically in the last 6 years, he has researched and learned many of the old or "lost" Cretan dances. Bobby credits his research and expertise in Cretan Dancing to Vasili Contos from Long Beach, Manolis Fioretzis from Iraklion, Niko Archontakis from Chania, Petros Saridakis from Ethia and Stratis Skarakis from Kissamos. Most recently, Bobby befriended Nikos Giakoumakis from Chania, who collaborated with him to present a suite of dances and rizitika from the Rizinia region of Chania, a first in the United States which was awarded a Folk Expression award at HDF 2020. Bobby believes that Greek dance is a lifelong journey, and that it is constantly evolving. It is a journey of learning and an opportunity to experience Greece's diverse culture and traditions.

Yep we did it again!!   This is a 2 part extraordinaire as I chat to the lovely Olivia Orchowski Co-Founder of 'The Lean Lab' which thrives on the philosophy of MINIMAL EFFORT FOR MAXIMUM RESULTS! (perfect right?) But before we dive into Olivia's amazing business we go back to where it started. Olivia's journey began with her modelling industry days before shifting into health and wellness in the Bikini Body Building comps, igniting a flame to create a unique offering to comp hopefuls with her business partner Melita and taking an unexpected turn into women's hormone and gut health issues, unravelling the many facets of hormonal and undiagnosed stressors in each of their clients bodies' and not treating them as a cookie cutter approach.   We can guarantee that you will want to listen to Part #2 straight after Part #1. We chat about some topics that we believe need to be discussed more openly and not feel ashamed to research and discuss with your friends, family, doctors and of course your health coaches. Find Olivia and her (good boy) Astro on: Instagram: @oliviaorchowski www.oliviaorchowski.com www.theleanlab.com.au    

Part 1 because I realised that this would give listeners time to breathe and soak in everything from this episode before going into Part 2.    Talking today about a question from one of our amazing HDF community peeps. "How do you know what you wanted to do in life (career work wise).   This was a perfect question that i'm sure many have thought to themselves, I share my own journey and the things I have learnt to hopefully give you some solace to realise that nothing is set in stone, that you will learn amazing things when things fail, and when you finally listen to your true passions you will realise what job you truly want, because that job/career wont ever feel like work....it will be yours!!   To inspire yourself and not be so harsh on yourself when it comes to validation from others and sometimes perhaps choosing what we think others think "is best for us"   This will lead into Part 2....

Today's episode we speak with Jade Willis who is one of Racing Victoria's Acknowledged Retrainer's of the year finalist.   We have pretty much adopted this Kiwi (New Zealander) and we are never letting her leave haha. Jades amazing knowledge and knack for reading horses- working out their best abilities to help re-home them to the best home. We discuss some of your IG queries you sent through including some good old wives tales about Off the Track Thoroughbreds.    Jade's tenacity and drive makes this episode an inspiring one for anyone who is interested in learning to become a trainer or maybe has been interested in entering the career path of the equine community. Jade and her amazing team have accomplished so much at their new property and we cannot wait for their 2021 and years to come with exciting clinics and offers. So make sure you sign up to their newsletter and follow Jade and her team on socials.    https://jwequestrian.com/ @jadewillisequestrian https://evarena.org.au/jade-willis/  

You is smart, You is kind, You is Important (The Help 'Movie')   Ok so I think this is the perfect time before the end of a uniquely odd year and before the new year that we should truly reflect but also start (for some) a true journey into ourselves so that we can start shedding off this shitty layer to which we believe we are not worth success, love, drive and acceptance. It all start with you! This is a tough journey and I am not going to sugar coat it, but I would never talk about something unless I had gone through it myself and I have and now I can't wait for you to start and see how amazing (try and count how many times I use this word in the ep...facepalm) you really are, let alone how the world changes when you gain the power through loving and accepting yourself.    Today I talk through why it's normal to feel weird about loving yourself, why guilt and selfishness is not allowed to be a cover to hide under and neither is envy or comparison. YOU ARE YOU- no one else can be you but you...Isn't that actually insane!   Oh and i even take you through a little manifestation meditation exercise to hopefully shed off a couple of specks of negative dust on yourself ;) xx   >>HEELS DOWN FITNESS APP IS NOW LIVE FOR BOTH IOS AND ANDROID!!  >>Download in your app stores today!  >>. use code: WELCOME20 for 20% off HDF programs 

Wg? Gd? Ag. Wmd? Nd? Hdf. Da sind Jan und Léon sich einig - Tinder ist einfach scheiße geworden. Nicht so beschissen wie Léons Tinderbio, aber schon nah dran. Kennt Ihr diesen Moment wenn Euch ein Kollege längst vergessene Partystorys erzählt? Da wo so richtig alte Erinnerungen hochkommen und jedes zweite Wort von dir zu einem ,,Jaaaaaa stiiiiiimmmmt!!'' wird? Heute genau so eine Folge über unseren Kroatienurlaub 2013…. Richtig gelesen 20 fucking 13. Wir waren einfach 15… und betrunken… und bisschen asozial. Darf man eigentlich keinem erzählen aber war einfach zu witzig. Lasst Liebe da! Kuss!

Today I speak with the lovely Bianca Argyros who is an Australian equine blogger, model and advocate for rehoming racehorses, which is where our chat begins.  Bianca is the new owner of Ecuador (owned and trained by Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott (Randwick). We talk about how she found Ecuador and how Off the Trackers should be considered for your next project horse. With mention to the lovely team at NSW Team Thoroughbred  We also touch on how fitness and strength has assisted her riding and why she doesn't worry about the golden rule of "never work with kids or animals" when it comes to modelling, as Ec and Bianca have it down pat! Instagram: @bianca.argyros https://teamthoroughbred.com.au This episode is sponsored by Canter and Co  Shop today on www.canterandcoequestrian.com or visit their Instagram @canterandco_equestrian

Matt Gottesman..... Founder, editor and chief of HDF magazine, The Hustle Sold Separately Podcast, and media and marketing consulting. Matt has become a friend of mine and we sit down and discuss creativity and mindset. There are so many nuggets of gold in this episode I hope you have a pen and paper ready. Enjoy. Matt Gottesman https://www.instagram.com/hdfmagazine/ https://www.mattgottesman.com/ https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/hustle-sold-separately/id1052379353?mt=2 Justin White (Garage Avenger) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/garageavenger/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVOyyAChQzN3HZSakwFn-3Q?view_as=subscriber Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=32422944&fan_landing=true --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/justin-white48/message

Zak walks us through his early days, university days and how he got into painting, how a flyer left on his classroom desk for student painters inspired him to become a painter. Manny follows that up with telling home owners that painting is a justifiable and skilled trade and not everyone especially clients thinking because some idiot taught them to do a “W” on a wall gives clients the experience they require to paint. Painting is 95% about prep and 5% about painting. Understood?Painters are the last trade on site and are expected to repair, cover up, rebuild, rework all of trades before them and that’s not fair to painters and the homeowners. A first on TCL, Manny compares open miters left for painters to deal with to a Penial Surgeon leaving a gap and not expecting the patient to be unhappy.Zak walks us through his steps, from first day arrival to the final reveal, what products and techniques, all of the great insider tips. Step ONE – tape and mask everything with the correct tape and that even goes for stucco ceilings. Lighting is paramount on a jobsite, from installed fixtures to flood lights like the Festool unit. Clients dictating which brand of paint right down to primers, is this fair for the experienced contractor and the results that contractors have achieved through on site real world experience? Color matching and what to consider based on each brand and the substrates an blacklisted colors and why. Note that every single kind of surface has it’s own type of primer to use and professional painters know this and how to once again prep things. Then we get into sprayers and what really makes a good sprayer. Best practices when priming poplar, MDF, HDF, LDF and CDF, a new name for a crappy product to Pine finger joint, Maple, Cedar it is all shellac primers. Getting into older homes and testing for oil or lead based paints, Zak offers up a great Trade Tip. We discuss prepping and priming and painting drywall in a perfect world. We wrap things up with drying time and prep times and the correct times it takes to paint professionally. Lastly, we reveal our favorite colors, a hint at wallpaper and venetian plastering, and lacquers, a few topics we will be discussing on the next “paint” podcast.Zak and his crew has always worked by the philosophy, try to help the person behind you, in front of you and who hired you. It is a great way to handle the scope of work and daily ups and downs.Don’t forget we have Construction History from Manny at the beginning of the show, Building Code Talk with Manny at the midpoint and Green Book Talk with Carlito at the near end.Thank You Zak so much for joining the show and sharing so much great insight about painting, construction, renovations and more. Check out Zak and his crew @pictureperfectpainters info@pictureperfectpainters.cawww.pictureperfectpainters.caThank you to Mark from @skyluxeroofing for letting us record the show in his breakroom and welcome him and his guys always walking through the recording. Give Mark and his solid crew a call for your next roofing, cladding, ACM product.This is The Construction Lifewww.theconstructionlife.com

In today's episode I speak to the one...the only...Noelle Floyd.  The truly amazing woman behind the brand, Noelle Floyd and the amazing stories of how she came about pushing her equestrian passion into a soaring career that has reached and connected many of us equestrians all over the globe, giving us amazing insights, stories and inspiration to take our passion for horses to a new level. Also ----HUGE SHOUTOUT TO THE NF TEAM!!! xx   To join this amazing community and to follow the incredible team at NF find them in the links bellow: www.noellefloyd.com https://masterclass.noellefloyd.com/ https://www.instagram.com/noellefloyd

Mikko pohtii taksimatkailun turvallisuutta, Pauliina on selättänyt ahdistusajatuksensa, mutta miten? Hän on myös keksinyt roolinsa entisessä elämässään. Pauliina, jolla oli HDF (?) hakusessa, lähti hakemaan viidettä voittoaan Sukupuolten taistelussa. Rane eli Tomi lähti haastohommiin.

ÉPISODE 365 : En cette période de confinement, très peu de marques ont osé la blague habituelle, l’heure n’est pas à la plaisanterie pour tout le monde.Les "poissons d'avril" sont ils les victimes collatérales de la pandémie ?Le 1er avril c’est le marronnier par excellence pour les marqueteurs et les équipes social media. Chaque année c’est la course à la vanne et on se bouscule au portillon pour sortir le meilleur poisson de l’année ! Côté agence c’est en général un truc qu’on bosse un mois à l’avance. On brainstorm, on crée du contenu et on publie fébrilement le 1er au matin en espérant que la mayonnaise prenne.Et bien pas cette année. En ces temps de confinement, l’heure n’est clairement pas à la fête pour tout le monde, encore moins à la plaisanterie. Du coup, rien, nada. Pas une vanne à l’horizon ! Google a donné le ton dés le 30 mars en annulant son traditionnel canularGoogle a annoncé à ses employés qu’il n’allait pas célébrer cette année son traditionnel poisson d’avril par “respect pour tous ceux qui combattent la pandémie de Covid-19”. “Notre seul but en ce moment est d’être utiles aux gens, dès lors, gardons nos blagues pour l’an prochain qui sera sans nul doute plus heureux que celui-ci″, explique Loren Twohill, directrice marketing de Google.Souvenez-vous en 2019, ils nous avaient trouvé 2 petites pépites : la « fausse » fonctionnalité Google Files pour soi-disant permettre de nettoyer un écran sale tandis que Google Tulip un object connecté, aurait permis de discuter avec les plantes.Côté marques, c’est la prudence qui prend le dessus. Pas de blague cette année, c’est trop risqué !Face au contexte actuel de pandémie de coronavirus, une marque peut-elle oser un poisson d’avril? C’est la question qu’on s’est tous pausé…Des choses qui étaient dans la bonne tonalité il y a trois semaines, ne sont aujourd’hui plus acceptables. Le risque c’est une mauvaise interprétation et le sentiment d’un manque d’empathie.J’ai regardé de partout et notamment du côté des habitués de l’exercice : Carambar, RATP… Rien du tout.Même les marques à la tonalité très impertinente se tiennent à carreaux. Pornhub rien, Meetic rien,Ah si tout de même. Interflora lance son site de rencontres . Le premier site de rencontres à distance.« Parce que ce n'est pas toujours facile de trouver la fleur qui fera vibrer notre cœur, nous lançons dès demain le premier site de rencontres à distance ! »Dans les médias idem, pas de poisson d’avril pour éviter les fake newsAlors que la page d’accueil des sites informations sont remplies de nouvelles inquiétantes liées au coronavirus, la plus part ont été réticent d’y glisser des blaguesD’autant plus qu’en cette période délicate, une mauvaise blague peut vite dégénérer si elle est mal comprise ou perçue.Ainsi Europe 1, 20 Minutes ou de France 3 HDF, ont clairement expliqué pourquoi ils faisaient l’impasse cet année. Les quelques tentatives dans la presse sentent malgré elles un peu le mauvais goûtLe Point annonce que le Tour de France 2020 se passera en Corée du SudSur le papier, l’idée était bonne… Mais elle n’a pas été du gout de tout le monde. Sur Twitter, ils ont été nombreux à parler d’un poisson d’avril douteux.Des blagues du premier avril qui s’adaptent à la crise.Cette année ce n’était pas le tour des marques de prévoir à l’avance leur superbe coup d’éclat du premier Avril, mais aux badauds ! Et une fois de plus cette crise démontre un regain de créativité !L'internauteL’internaute a customisé sa page d’accueil avec une série de titres sous le signe du coronavirusLe Canard enchaînéLe Canard enchaîné titrait que le 1er Avril 2020 est reporté au 1er Avril 2021Une fausse infographie dans le MorbihanDans le Morbihan, des petits rigolos se sont amusés à publier une vraie fausse dérogation concernant la réouverture des plages.Rien de drôle comme une vraie blague du premier Avril, juste un coup de gueule pour pouvoir recommencer la pratique de leur sport. Suite à cela, la préfecture du Morbihan a du s’expliquer.Fausse lettre du ministère de l'éducationUne lettre du ministère à destination des parents et des élèves pour raccourcir les vacances d’été « Afin de s’assurer que tout le programme scolaire sera bien étudié, j’ai proposé au Conseil d’Etat la mesure pédagogique suivante : cette année scolaire, le mois de juillet ne sera plus considéré comme un mois de congés. C’est pourquoi, cette année, les élèves et leurs enseignants travailleront tout le mois de juillet. Les vacances débuteront le 3 août 2020 et se termineront le 28 août au soir. »Les gendarmes des Yvelines passent du bleu au vertLes nouveaux véhicules destinés à se fondre dans les massifs forestiers du Sud-Yvelines viennent d'arriver.Discrétion et efficacité contre les atteintes à l'environnement !Beaulieu sur Mer dans les Alpes MaritimesPendant le confinement #COVIDー19, la nature revient en ville ! En témoigne cette girafe venue de la Petite Afrique aperçue hier en plein coeur de ville .... . .Le Super Daily est le podcast quotidien sur les réseaux sociaux. Il est fabriqué avec une pluie d'amour par les équipes de Supernatifs.Nous sommes une agence social media basée à Lyon : https://supernatifs.com/. Nous aidons les entreprises à créer des relations durables et rentables avec leurs audiences. Nous inventons, produisons et diffusons des contenus qui engagent vos collaborateurs, vos prospects et vos consommateurs.

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In episode 5 of "Dropping In" Fern and Ackerman hit Hammer Driven Fitness. HDF is owned and operated by Steph Hammerman, Nike's first female adaptive fitness athlete. In this episode, we learned so much about how to adapt workouts, were impressed by Steph's coaching, and of course had a ton of fun. You can watch the episode here. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jason-ackerman/support

Today we continue on our journey in our 3 part series to help us change our attitude.   last week we discussed FOCUS and how focus can be the baseline for us to keep our attitude and mindset in a successful place for us to achieve our goals. If you look around you, you will see that people with a positive attitude enjoy life more and are generally happier and more successful than those who walk around grumpy and pessimistic. Our attitude is the driving force in our lives—it can either push you to do great things or pull you down to your demise.

In today's episode I chat with friend and fellow Personal Trainer; Richard White.   Richard is not only a dear friend but he is also the PT who used to kick my butt when I needed a sparring partner in the boxing ring and someone to hate when they told me "One more set" haha. But today we chat to Richard about how to avoid that fitness plateau that we can all go through with boring workouts. How keeping consistency is key to being healthy in both your mind and bodys' abilities and how circuit training keep your base strong whilst giving you a better understanding your muscles movements. 

WE ARE LIVE!!   What an exciting time with much more excitement to come. The Heels Down Fitness Podcast delves into the ins and outs of the fitness and equestrian world combined. This weekly podcast is here to help you along your journey through sweat tears and some laughter too, to becoming the healthiest you for you and your four legged friend.   So let's dig those heels down into todays episode! This is a quick intro episode to introduce myself, what HDF is and what you can expect from this podcast. I would be extremely grateful if you could head on over to itunes and search for the Heels Down Fitness podcast to give a rating and review, this will help others find this app easier and of course you can subscribe to be sure you don't miss the weekly releases. 

On another episode of elevation I have the wonderful Matt Gottesman who hasn't just been like a mentor to me, but other guests on this series of my show. Matt's digital magazine HDF magazine, has gained incredible traction over the years, and he continue to provide immense value in everything he does.

László Nagy was one of the early members of the Hungarian Democratic Forum in 1987. The HDF became Hungary’s largest political party following first free elections in 1990.In this episode we hear the story of his parent’s life in 1950’s Hungary and László’s early life including how he ended up at school with the son of West Germany’s President.Before we start I’d like to ask you to by leaving a review in Itunes or with your favourite podcast provider. It really helps us get new guests on the show.If you’d like to assist us further with the costs of running the show, then click here to learn more. Thank you so much to all our fans that are supporting us – it is really appreciated!Now back to today’s episode. We start with László describing his father’s experiences at the end of World War 2.Can't wait for the next episode? Visit our discussion group hereSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/coldwarpod)

Welcome back to another week with HDF. We have specially formulated these sounds just for your gorgeous ears. Expect to be besieged with such titillating topics as: Privilege milk Which aspects of daily life make use of game mechanics? Modern traps BIG CASH MONEY Wino animal companions and champagne artillery Dungeons & dick pics So get a mug of tea ready, sit yourself down and soak it all up you adorable person. - Grant & Chris

We asked you to ask us who would win in fight. You did that in bundles, so we give you your winners in this special fighty episode of HDF. Magic animals, witchy educators, two almost dead people, and a very one sided fight between a pirate and some crabs. Much love, G&C

Magical toads for Adventurers League, animals doing BAD CRIMES, evil names and I-spy, with probably more besides! Treat yourself to some HDF, you deserve it. - G&C

"Do YOU want to have sex in a car in the woods? Do YOU want to espy a contractor's hairy arse hanging out the side of a Vauxhall Astra? Download DOGR today!" Also in this week's episode: - Unlimited budget LARPs - Hard vs Soft game design factors - HDF perfume? - Reskinning monsters? - Travel that doesn't suck? And many more. We love you. - G+C

Le podcast est de retour après une petite semaine de break ! Ouf ! Au programme de cet épisode 63, un retour sur l'actualité Amiga des semaines 14 et 15 de l'an de grâce 2018 ! Pas vraiment de menu cette semaine encore, je vous invite à regarder les liens ci-dessous et à écouter le podcast qui n'a fait l'objet d'aucune coupe, je m'en excuse par avance pour vos oreilles... Bonne écoute à tous, et n'hésitez pas à faire part de vos remarques et idées via l'actualité dédiée sur AmigaImpact.org, via Twitter (@batteman ou @amigaimpact) ou bien par mail. Liste des liens évoqués dans l'épisode de la semaine : Logiciels : ZuneTruc pour AROS : https://sourceforge.net/projects/zunetools/ Pilote HP PhotoSmart OS4 : http://www.os4depot.net/?function=showfile&file=driver/printer/hp_photosmart.lha ReportPlus MorphOS : http://aminet.net/package/util/misc/ReportPlusMOS DizzyTorrent 1.04 : http://aminet.net/package/comm/tcp/dizzytorrent1.04 VampireDemo2D : http://aminet.net/package/demo/misc/VampireDemo2D AnimWebConverter et iConecta : http://www.morguesoft.eu/Paginas/Software.htm VICE se met à jour : http://aminet.net/search?name=vice&path%5B%5D=misc/emu&o_date=newer&date=20180414&q_desc=OR&desc=vice ScreamBar MorphOS : http://www.morphos-storage.net/?find=screambar MUI 5 OS4 : https://muidev.de/downloads/ Jeux : Wonderboy alpha : http://www.indieretronews.com/2018/04/wonderboy-fan-game-based-on-classic-as.html Interview avec Eric Safar : http://gamopat.over-blog.com/2018/04/interview-eric-safar-nous-presente-athanor-ii.html Démo d'Inviyya : http://eab.abime.net/showpost.php?p=1232191&postcount=115 TuxFootball MorphOS : http://www.morphos-storage.net/?page=Games%2FSport&file=Tuxfootball_0.31.lha Anagramarama MorphOS : http://www.morphos-storage.net/?page=Games%2FThink&file=Anagramarama_0.05.lha SkyChecker MorphOS : http://www.morphos-storage.net/?find=skychecker Foundation Gold gratuit : http://www.amigafuture.de/downloads.php?view=detail&df_id=5254 Matériels : Gold 2.9 pour la Vampire : http://www.apollo-core.com/index.htm?page=downloads Carte processeur pour Vampire sur A2000 : https://www.amedia-computer.com/fr/accueil/297-carte-processeur-pour-vampire-pour-a2000.html Scandoubleur A500/2000 : https://www.amedia-computer.com/fr/accueil/296-adaptateur-scanplus-ecs-amiga-500-2000.html Un FPGA Arcade avec un kickstart 1.3 et un HDF : http://www.fpgaarcade.com/kb/how-to-boot-from-a-hdf-on-the-amiga-500-under-kickstart-1-3-on-the-replay/ Impression 3D de matos Amiga : http://3dprint.dreammerchandise.nl/en/ Réplique de carte mère d'A4000 avec schémas : https://www.gofundme.com/amiga-4000-replica-with-schematics Emulation : WinUAE 4.0.0 beta 1 : http://www.emu-france.com/news/55315-ordi-winuae-public-beta-v4-0-0-beta-1/ & https://hexus.net/tech/news/software/117065-winuae-amiga-emulator-v400-beta-released/ Amilator : https://www.generationamiga.com/2018/04/08/amilator-4-15-1-released-start-any-amigaos-from-a-usb-stick/ Amithlon : http://amithlon.snkbitten.com/ & http://amithlonblog.snkbitten.com/ Amiberry : https://github.com/midwan/amiberry/ & http://amiberry.com/ Divers : Inscription au NASS 2018 : https://www.nass-4a.org/?p=reservations.html Installation de MorphOS 3.10 : http://obligement.free.fr/articles/morphos310_installation.php Quoi de 9 dans MorphOS 3.10 : https://library.morph.zone/Quoi_de_neuf_dans_MorphOS_3.10_par_jPV & https://library.morph.zone/What%27s_New_in_MorphOS_3.10 X5000 et MorphOS chez RELEC : http://www.relec.ch/frch/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=149%3Ax5000-et-morphos-310&catid=3%3Ahardware-software&Itemid=9&lang=fr Article sur Tim Wright : https://www.gamekult.com/actualite/retour-sur-tim-wright-un-des-peres-fondateurs-de-la-generation-playstation-3050804353.html Qui sauve les vieux ordis ? https://blogs.letemps.ch/yves-bolognini/2018/04/12/qui-sauve-les-vieux-ordinateurs/ Retro Arcade Anime : R-Type : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xKEqID3k6RA Nouveaux articles sur Obligement : http://obligement.free.fr MorphOS - Volume One : https://amiga.net.pl/index.php?lng=eng&kwt=10010&tms=283 Challenge InsertDisk2 sur Pinball Illusions : http://www.insertdisk2.com/news/challenge-avril-2018-pinball-illusions Workbench Nostalgia : http://www.gregdonner.org/workbench/index.html AMIGA AGA : http://www.unioncollegiale.fr/aga-amiga.html Musique de fin : Piano at Shore (Monkey Island Theme Remix) par Ic3m4n : http://www.amigaremix.com/remixes/search/piano%20at%20shore

Well slap me silly, if it isn't ya boys Chris and Grant back once again with pocketfuls of piping hot advice. Why did we put it in our pockets, if it was hot? We'll never know. We don't think things through before we do them, as this podcast makes increasingly evident. In this episode: - How long should a session be? - How long should a campaign be? - How long can we make up new level 1 monsters for before we give up and just start talking about goblins again? - How long can you distract players while you work out what happens next? - How long can Grant maintain a positive public persona without the weight of Being Thirty crashing down on him like an old sack of bricks? All these questions and fewer will be answered in this, the most thirty-fourth episode of HDF yet. Much love, - Chris and Grant

It's the birth of the Church of Scientology this week as we get into the Tone Scale, E-Meters and how to use them, GEs, SPs, the HDF of W and all other manner of Scientological nonsense and just how it all sprang from the mind of L. Ron Hubbard. Special Spotlight Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Electro Cabello Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License creat

It's March, baby! And you know what that means - loads of semi-cogent roleplaying advice from your friendliest, heartiest, diceyest boys. This week, we answer your questions (as ever) and also give challenges to your player characters. As ever, if you've got a question for us, either fill out our Google form (https://goo.gl/forms/LtPWTdyPP2BusdIY2) or hit us up on Twitter (@gshowitt, @TheMaddigan). Love, The HDF chaps

Today’s episode features Matt Gottesman from TREP Media Group. Matt is an expert when it comes to creating media and engaged communities. Matt talks about how you can stand out when you’re specializing in media and content. “If you focus too hard on the end result, you are not as flexible for pivoting in the process. All you need to have is a vision of the end. The rest of the details are revealed to you while you are building.”  You can find Matt on Instagram and Twitter at HDF Magazine or you can reach him at info@hdfmagazine.com. If you enjoyed this interview, please leave us a review on ITunes and let us know what you learned. Enjoy this episode with Matt Gottesman.   Micky Deming: (00:44) Hello! Welcome to the TREPX Podcast. This is Micky Deming and I have another interview to share with you today that is going to blow your mind! I had a chance to chat with my friend Matt Gottesman of Trep Media Group, so no relation, but another Trep out there. Matt is an expert in creating media, creating engagement, creating community. The stuff he and his friend Kace Kenny have been doing with Trep Media Group and the different brands, Hustle and Deal Flow, The Hustle Sold Separately Podcast in Pursuit where they have just generated an incredible community through the content they’ve created, through the engagement and I asked him all about how that’s possible because there is so much content out there. How when you’re specializing in media and content, how do you stand out? How do you get anyone to care and to actually connect with you? Well, Matt has figured it out and when you hear what he says in this interview, you’re going to learn so many things you’re probably doing wrong. I know I did. Things that I can do better and Matt breaks it down into some very simple ways of how you can actually build a following, build a network, get people to gather around what you’re doing, so you’re going to love this interview. So I am going to stop talking so we can get right into it. Matt was so much fun to chat with, total expert. Check out everything he’s up to. You can see their main site at TrepMediaGroup.com and then check out what Matt’s up to. Most of his time is spent at Hustle and Deal Flow Magazine. You can find that at HDFMagazine.com. So thanks so much to Matt for taking the time. Check out this interview at TREPXGroup.com and you can see all of the links to everything Matt’s up to, but without further ado, please enjoy this interview with Matt Gottesman. Micky Deming: (02:22) Hello, Matt! Welcome to the TREPX Podcast. How are you doing? Matt Gottesman:  (02:25) I’m good, I’m good, Micky! Thank you for having me on. Micky Deming: (02:28) Thanks for being here! It’s awesome that we got to connect in your warm home of Arizona last week! I am back here in Illinois where it’s cold, but I’m glad we can connect on this podcast! There are so many things to talk about. Let’s just start with the big picture. With Trep Media you have a lot of different things going on. So can you just give an overview of what you’re up to right now? Matt Gottesman:  (02:53) Yeah, absolutely! So you mentioned Trep Media Group and it was formed by my partner Kace Kenny and I. Kace, he created Prsuit.com and about a year ago we met via Instagram. We love sharing that story! That is a whole other story. We met via Instagram. He saw what I was doing with HDFMagazine.com, which is our other publication he direct messaged me and said I’d love to talk with you and I said alright. He said so you interview creators from around the world that are really building on their hustle, you know they are demonstrating the hustle and they haven’t been glorified by mainstream media just yet and I feature over 400 contributors from around the world, authors, who are writing about their experiences and their journey and their stories. So I don’t know what the synergies are yet, but I’d love to explore of the next so much time and so we did and as both of us continued to grow, we also reached out to our audience a lot more to figure out what they wanted. As they started telling us more things, it then later helped us establish a webinar academy forum for people for doing all things blogging and publications and digital media and then that lead to creating a podcast. It is mostly because we just listened to our audiences and if what they tell is on brand for our end goal or mission, then we will do. If not, then we are just grateful for the input from our audience. Micky Deming: (04:34) That’s perfect! I think that is a great summary and for the listeners out there, when you check this out you’re going to see just so much content. I want to talk to you about the content, but before that I want to go back for a second and talk about just the focus on the journey and on the hustle. You even said it was intentional to not go after contributors who had already arrived or already attained some level of status. Can you talk about the mindset you had in that and how you worked through the focus on who you want to feature? Matt Gottesman:  (05:12) Yeah, yeah so when I wanted to do an entrepreneurial blog, publication if you will, I had a lot of people say oh that’s never been done before, good luck with that. I said I really want to do something different, so I mostly just kept my mouth shut and I thought about. I said I would work with really big brands and I’d work with venture capital firms, and I worked with a lot of success stories or would be success stories. One of the things I noticed about media is that a lot, and God bless all of them, but a lot of times they feature that end success.  So and so sold for half a billion dollars, so and so got acquired for 100 million dollars, we can all learn from their success. Here are the things that they learned along the way. I thought about it and I said you know, there are people building every single day that to me, their story is more relevant and their journey is more relevant. We need to feature more people like that because when it’s happening in real time you’re capturing the magic of what they’re doing and why they’re doing it. The second thing is that I noticed was that when you see the Elon Musk’s of the world and the Oprah’s and all of these great, fantastic people or people who have created these massive tech companies, you start seeing a lot of people who wanted to create their own company. They’re like I’m going to create the next unicorn or the next multi-million, multi-billion dollar company, but there they’re going after it for the wrong reasons. I was like no, if you actually watch people who are really passionate about what they’re doing. They know their why, they know their vision, and they’re building on, you will see it will be more like a pay it forward that you’ll actually want to do it yourself. So I think, ok. Let me feature people who maybe they’re making about high five figures, now six, seven, even there are a few people in there that are making eight figures, I mean that’s ten million dollars, but mainstream media hasn’t really grabbed a hold of them just yet. To me they’re every day heroes because they’re demonstrating if they put their minds to what they want to do and their vision and put that into action then the details will be revealed to them. To me, if a reader sees that goes you know what, that’s like my colleague or my friend or my associate, they’re only eight months out, their only a year and a half out, they’re only two years out, I can do that too. Micky Deming: (07:45) I love that! That’s a great focus and it makes a ton of sense and I think your right in when you feature the end result, then that’s what people are really focusing on. The other drawback to that, and this has come up a lot on this podcast with people I’ve talked to and then it’s come up again and again, some of the people that have what would you call “arrived” or reached that like plateau that they were going after have said that once they got there they were a little bit unsatisfied. It wasn’t what they thought it would be and so you have to learn to enjoy the moment you’re in, enjoy that present state, and not just focus on this destination off in the future. You may never get there or it may not look like what you think it’s going to look like. Matt Gottesman:  (08:32) Right, absolutely, and then if you focus too hard on the end result you’re not as flexible. You’re not as flexible for pivoting in the process or embracing the process because you’re so dead-set on what the end is going to look like. All you have to have is a vision of the end. The rest is in the details and will be revealed to you while you’re building. Micky Deming: (08:54) That’s awesome. What are some other big takeaways you’ve had just from telling these stories and hearing from people that are in it day to day? Matt Gottesman:  (09:03) Well, part of it for me was I almost wanted to approach it like a Malcolm Gladwell Outliers prospective, where he went around the world and more or less the book is about seeing how people think. That their success is not necessarily determined by where they come from or their school or any of these other things. So for me, I wanted to know are there some underlying themes amongst all of these different type of creator-type people no matter where they come from in the world that that’s why they’re doing what they’re doing? So it’s been really interesting hearing their stories. The best part is, some of them tell me you’re “Oprahing” me, like it’s weird, I never tell anybody this stuff! So they really open up. Obviously I always want to keep it very positive and I am very collaborative in this process. I am not actually always the final say. I create the content and then I work with the person I interview and say did I capture your tone? Does this really tell your story? So this is that is the other thing is responsible journalism I knew that a lot of people want the quick story because just content, content, content. I was like no, I’m going to do responsible journalism. I actually want to capture the entire story and I want to do it collaboratively with the individual and so there is a lot of collaboration and relationship building in this. Yes, I did learn that they do have a lot of similarities and values and mindset and backgrounds in terms of being misunderstood. Giving more value to their company and then realizing that they’re not necessarily being valued, so they do it on their own. Embracing being different, thinking different, and using different means to build something and grow, finding their passion. We’re now in a time where more than ever people are unsatisfied, or at least more vocal about being unsatisfied, with going after the job solely for the money or for the title or for anything. The more we’re seeing other people embrace their passions and going after something that they want and are willing to put that work in and the more transparent that is, the more people who are not doing that are really starting to questions themselves much younger and much faster. Micky Deming: (11:25) Yeah, those are all good points. I think you have really tapped into something! And telling the authenticate story is so important. I want to get into that with creating content, because you kind of hinted at this at the beginning in just that we are not short on content in the world and we’re not short on information and so when you pursue something like this, that’s the question, why is anyone going to listen to you? Or how are you going to stand out? You guys have really carved out an identity to where you’ve cut through the noise and I think that is something a lot of people are like, I’m going to start putting out content and they do it for a couple of weeks or couple of months and they’re like nobody cares and they stop. So how have you approached content? You’ve shared a little bit about the storytelling and journalism, but how have you created an identity so that people are actually caring and noticing what you’re putting out there? Matt Gottesman:  (12:19) So at the end of the day, the brand is so important. Your why and your messaging has to come out all the way through everything that you do and that’s a big reason why your content will grow and your following and your engagement will grow. So if you know your “why” and you deliver that through the content, people will feel it. They will understand exactly what you stand for. Oh, he interviewed this person and that makes complete sense. Oh, he posted this post and that makes sense. You know it’s HDF, that’s pursuit, that’s Trep Media, that makes sense. So it’s constantly being aware of why we’re doing what we’re doing and then delivering that all the way through any piece of content that we launch, right? I think it all starts basically there and then branding for me, it’s interesting because first of all I don’t like the word guru or any of those like experts because I think we’re always all learning. It’s funny when people are like you, “so you’re like this branding expert guy”. I’m like, I know what I like and very particular with content. Even the way it aesthetically looks because I learn from a lot of graphic designers and designers and branders and people that taught me a lot about it. It allowed me to bring that out through the way we bring our brands out. I know that not only do what we want to deliver really break content, but we want it to be highly consumable for people. If you just throw up a bunch of words everywhere, that’s too much and if you don’t do any words or anything, that’s too little. So how do you bring out the essence of what it is you’re creating through both a look and through communication, through verbiage? That’s where we really think about it from the very beginning and my business partners are all great because they know how I feel about branding and messaging. While they’re awesome at it as well, they’re like hey go to town and do what you do right here. Micky Deming: (14:30) That’s great! Well, it all fits in with what you were saying before in just that you didn’t want to feature the people had arrived. So right there, that’s a brand, that’s something you guys are committing to and then even just the feel of everything when you go to the sites. There is such a consistency. You talked, before we started the interview, about just the focus on quality over quantity.  Everybody says that, but I think a lot of times people don’t practice it. They think, you know, if I can just hit this number then momentum is bound to happen. You guys really went the other direction. Even though at this point your quantity is pretty outrageous, your focus was not really on quantity. Can you just share what your mindset was on that? Matt Gottesman:  (15:12) Yeah, the goal is you always want to focus on your end viewer, customer, follower, your audience. Focus solely on them. There is no competition. I say that a lot, there is no competition. The only competition is yourself. I know you hear that cliché all the time and what I mean is, how can I keep bettering and bettering content and my “why” for the end person that I am doing this for? When you that, they feel what you are doing. They feel what you are creating. Taking the time to do that, a lot of times, people they want all the likes on their posts. I want the comments. Comments are showing that they’re actually wanting to have a conversation with me and they’re telling me more information. You know some of the big marketing agencies out there would like to know that is also called market research. On any given day I have 100,000 people that I have access to that will get me information for market research, so I no longer have to go pay 15 grand for market research or 150 grand for market research companies to go do that, per say. I detracted there a little bit, but the idea though is you want engagement. You want your followers, I think it was Gary Vaynerchuck who said I’d rather have 80,000 followers, but 70,000 of them just ready to go to war for you. They’re ready for you. They’re ready to do whatever it is that you’re building, right? Versus 1 million people and only 30 thousand of them are engaged enough to do something. So that is so highly important when you’re building a brand because they’re growing with you and they’re telling you everything that you need to know that will help you pivot or make changes along the way as you brand. I said quality over quantity because the quality will eventually get you to a place where it’s felt by so many people that the quantity will be there. So yeah, I want to the 80,000 with 70,000 strong and I’ll take a million with 900,000 strong because I took the time to build it the right that I will never saturate my audience and never do anything at the detriment of them and that I’m always bring thy to them. If you’re always bringing thy to them that’s just going to grow and it shows. Micky Deming: (17:42) That is really interesting stuff! I love that it’s all about engagement! Really you’re describing it that your content is like your product, as if you’re a business. It’s like that start up, if you build it, they will come. You put it out there, but then nobody comes. It’s all about that feedback and iteration. I love the way you said if you can just create one post and just get some people to interact with it, even if they think it sucks, you get some engagement and then you can kind of move from there which is more productive than 10 posts that nobody really looks at. So I’m curious for listeners here because I think that’s something people are really going to take a lot away from that and how to create engagement. What do you do early on when you don’t have an audience, you don’t have engagement? How do you get that initial engagement and for people to start the conversation? How did you guys do it? Matt Gottesman:  (18:37) You know it’s funny, I was just in a meeting with a couple of guys before this who have an awesome start up that they’re focusing on the LA market and we were just talking about this. They had really content, but now they’re realizing, you know we need to grow and audience early on. Interesting enough, it’s a mixture of two things. It’s figuring out, for example we use Instagram heavily. That’s been our main mediums and we figured out, ok we want to not only deliver our message so it’s about that initial first piece of content.  That first piece of content that they view is so important because once you grab their attention, now you have to continue to give them value. In that caption, you’re giving them some form of value that either they’re going to like, comment, or follow because of it. Now, for them to get to find you is a whole other list of strategies, right? So the hashtags are one of them and here’s a quick time for anybody that is listening with Instagram. I don’t do my hashtags inside the caption, I do it inside the comment, so I’m the first comment. I put them in there and then after other people comment you know those just basically disappear. There basically not even relevant anyway after about 24 hours or even a few hours probably. So it’s the hashtags and then social networking, I think this is the part that a lot of people miss, there is a reason it’s called social network. I am social and I’m networking with other people, so I might use photos of photographers or  giving full credits I approach them and say, hey I love your work, I’d like to feature this. They say absolutely! It’s using a combination of tactics whereby I’m giving. I give people the credit if I use one of their photos if it’s not just one of my or my own post and I’m also giving thought around particular subjects that I know what my audience wants or the things that they’re trying to work through, or pain points, whatever. It’s very lean startup. They will then come find you. They will find you because people like that are initially looking for information like that and so that hash tags help for the searching. Using other people’s awesome work and giving them credit. You think about what happens there, right? Not a lot of people know how the algorithm of Instagram works. If I’m at 500 and somebody has like 5,000 followers likes my photo that actually ends up in the search algorithm. Meaning their followers, if anybody has ever looked in the search category it will say based on people you follow, that’s why this picture is coming up. There are a lot of different things that attract you, so you want to constantly interact with other counts, bring awareness to them and they bring awareness to you. You like them, they like you. There are a lot of different things. It’s very social and as long as you’ve got great content and good messaging, people tend to start rallying around that. As you get throughout the algorithm, if you’re giving value from your account, it grows it. There’s other things, but that’s a whole other conversation. Micky Deming: (21:51) That’s great! No but, I mean everything you’re saying is so important and it’s like it’s so obvious that it seems like isn’t everybody doing it that way. I guess it’s just easier to focus on getting the content out there rather than the engagement. Another thing you guys have done really, really well is to curate content and bring others in and the strength of your brand I think helps in that because you’re not bringing in others and then making it like inconsistent. Are you the editor? How do you go through that process to filter through what you run and how do you find this content that you’re bringing together? Matt Gottesman:  (22:36) So there’s twofold, so with Kace and Pursuit, he is the editor in chief and he’s curating from authors from around the world. He’s really particular about great content because he is focused on the millennial driven man. Mine are half and half millennial driven men and women. He is constantly looking for content that helps, is relevant for his audience, and is thought provoking. As he says, that is this perspective and inspires? He is always right there at his core of is this a perspective that will inspire my audience member and if yes, great. He is constantly on that and he’s got a whole system which I’m sure you’ll learn from him when you speak to him. On my side, it’s 100% original content. It’s all me actually doing the editing and the interviewing. Some people thing I’m a content freak at this point because I’m very long from content. Some of these are like 5-7 thousand words, but I also believe that’s where we are heading with content. You hear Google and a lot of other outlets talk about where we’re heading with content and going more towards relevant. It’s not about how much content you put out, but as much as how great it is. There you go, quality over quantity again. It is coming up a lot more. I look for people who they are very clear as to why they’re creating and it’s almost like vetting for venture capitalists. Like the way venture capitalists vet people. I’m looking at their character. I’m looking at why they’re building what they’re building. I’m looking at who’s rallying around what they’re building because if there are a lot of people rallying around it that, that are following them, some of these people might have like 15-20 thousand followers or 5,000 followers or they’re getting some interesting looks at them or people are trying and testing out their products or they’re really embracing what they’re trying to build and grow. So those networks are really important so growth hack for anybody listening, what happens is I’ll feature these people.  Now a lot of these people, not all of them, but a lot of them are marketing driven because they’re very active on social. So what do you think happens if I feature somebody who has 100,000 followers or 200,000 followers and they then say hey I just did a great sit down interview with HDFMagazine.com, here’s where you can go check out? Well they’re going to send it out through their networks and drive that traffic back to my site, right? So it’s very reciprocity. On one hand I’m bringing out these people to life with their awesome endeavors and ventures and what they’re doing and then the return is that as they also spread that it drives traffic back to my site. So I either capture them on my list, which grows daily, or get them into the essence of HDF and our why and rally people around that. Then they all get to see that great feature on the person that they already have relationship with. Yes, I’m very particular about their character, why they’re doing what they’re doing, how they interact with their audiences, and I see where their heading. That part I can’t really explain. That’s just sort of something I see where they’re heading and a lot of times I think that I’m about a year to year and a half before they’re so out there mainstream media will capture them. The other great thing about that is, here’s another great grow fact for HDF, I look at it from an SEO perspective too because I’m pretty good with SEO. Actually I really love my SEO. I’m not going to sugarcoat all of that. I really love my SEO. Micky Deming: (26:20) You’re a guru. Matt Gottesman:  (26:21) A guru, right, yeah! So what I realized is, ok, when all of those publications come out with a feature, right? What do they all do? Richard Branson did this and this and this and this and you’re like that’s awesome. Then the next magazine, you know, three things that Richard Branson. It’s like when magazines are all kind of fighting for the same story, but they have to kind of tweak it to make it for their own brand and their own. Then when you go to search that person you just see nothing but all kinds of articles on that person and it’s just too much information. Well, so what I looked at is I am going to do these things, these features, on people who they haven’t been bombarded by that stuff yet. So once they are, I will have already had a year to get on the first page of Google. So that way when those stories actually do come out on them everybody will be like who the hell is HDF Magazine? How is he everywhere on all of these people? What I started to notice is that I’m actually ending up on the first page of Google within 90-120 days with some of these features. So my theory didn’t just work. I was actually really surprised of like this is 90-120 days and then some of them are getting small features on some of these other publications so I am actually now beating them on the first page of Google ahead of your major publications, and I mean MAJOR, who have millions of views a day. So relevancy, contents, timing, all of these things really go. Promotion, marketing of it all of them really go hand in hand. Micky Deming: (27:55) Yeah and one thing you haven’t really said directly, but it’s been basically a theme throughout everything you’ve said is just how much you’re listening. You know your audience well and then you’re listening to what they’re saying, you’re asking for feedback directly from them, and not only that but just paying attention and viewing what’s going on. Would you say that’s really a driving force in everything you guys are doing? Matt Gottesman:  (28:17) Yeah, yeah it’s no different than a startup. It’s no different than tech companies. It’s no different than product companies. You always just listen to your audience and be out there listening to trends and what’s happening and deciding whether or not that fits with your why and where you’re heading. We watch and we see a lot of other brands out there and we have to be knowledgeable of the other brands. So when I say no competition it’s because we’re not really trying to compete any of these other brands, but we do have to be knowledgeable of what they’re doing. Only because if we are going to play in the same field as them with certain things, we have to make sure then that we deliver it on brand for what we believe in and who we would deliver it, right? So there is listening all across the board, just listening to your audience and just listening to the industry, but yet keeping blinders on from the industry sometimes. That’s why I said in a presentation at start up week a couple of weeks ago, if industry doesn’t offer you what you’re looking for, you have to create it, right? Sometimes you have to put blinders on and just create the way you think it needs to be created with the audience in mind and that requires a lot of listening. Micky Deming: (29:34) That is awesome! There is a blueprint for quality content, engagement, and building a community. I am very grateful. This has been a blast! Matt Gottesman:  (29:47) Thank you so much, Micky! This is great! It was great meeting you in person last week. Micky Deming: (29:50) I know, we’ve got to do it again! I need to get back to Arizona. Besides in Arizona, where can everybody find out about all this good stuff and add to your community? Matt Gottesman:  (30:00) Yeah so, on Instagram we are @HDFMagazine. I know you’ve probably mentioned it, but HDF stands for Hustle and Deal Flow. So HDFMagazine on Instagram and Facebook we are HDF Magazine and of course HDFMagazine.com. People can reach me at info@HDFMagazine.com and they can check out our media group of properties at Trep Media Groups, that’s TrepMediaGroup.com. Yeah we’re approachable and we’re findable. We love when people hit us up and tell us what they think or what they’re looking to do or now we’re working with some really cool sponsors. Whether you’re a company or just supporter or somebody who has great content, we love hearing from everybody. Micky Deming: (30:45) Great stuff! Yeah we’ll have to check that out and join the conversation. Matt, thanks so much this has been awesome! We’ll definitely talk to you soon! Matt Gottesman:  (30:53) Great! Thank you Micky I really appreciate it! Thanks for having me on! Announcer: Thank you for listening to the TREPX Podcast.  For more episodes, interviews, and business growth tools, please visit TREPXGroup.com.  

In this episode we'll cover some an introduction to NiFi complete with an interview with Joe Witt, Senior Director of Engineering at Hortonworks who explains exactly where NiFi came from and how it fits into your Big Data plans. 00:00 Recent events The usual "Start of the Year" meetings and events Using Apache NiFi as a self documenting deployment system We are now available on iTunes 04:50 Main Topic Interview with Joe Witt, one of the creators of Apache NiFi and currently Director of Engineering for HDF at Hortonworks. 22:40 Questions from our Listeners: Is NiFi really as easy to use as it looks? Is NiFi a part of Hadoop now? >How do I get started with NiFi? Is NiFi an ETL tool? 30:45 End Please use the Contact Form on this blog or our twitter feed to send us your questions, or to suggest future episode topics you would like us to cover.

In this episode we'll cover some an introduction to NiFi complete with an interview with Joe Witt, Senior Director of Engineering at Hortonworks who explains exactly where NiFi came from and how it fits into your Big Data plans. 00:00 Recent events The usual "Start of the Year" meetings and events Using Apache NiFi as a self documenting deployment system We are now available on iTunes 04:50 Main Topic Interview with Joe Witt, one of the creators of Apache NiFi and currently Director of Engineering for HDF at Hortonworks. 22:40 Questions from our Listeners: Is NiFi really as easy to use as it looks? Is NiFi a part of Hadoop now? >How do I get started with NiFi? Is NiFi an ETL tool? 30:45 End Please use the Contact Form on this blog or our twitter feed to send us your questions, or to suggest future episode topics you would like us to cover.

In this episode we'll cover some an introduction to NiFi complete with an interview with Joe Witt, Senior Director of Engineering at Hortonworks who explains exactly where NiFi came from and how it fits into your Big Data plans. 00:00 Recent events The usual "Start of the Year" meetings and events Using Apache NiFi as a self documenting deployment system We are now available on iTunes 04:50 Main Topic Interview with Joe Witt, one of the creators of Apache NiFi and currently Director of Engineering for HDF at Hortonworks. 22:40 Questions from our Listeners: Is NiFi really as easy to use as it looks? Is NiFi a part of Hadoop now? >How do I get started with NiFi? Is NiFi an ETL tool? 30:45 End Please use the Contact Form on this blog or our twitter feed to send us your questions, or to suggest future episode topics you would like us to cover.

What is Laqunimod?  Laquinimod is an experimental drug from TEVA Pharmaceuticals that has already been tested in previous clinical trials in several diseases including Multiple Sclerosis (MS).  This drug is thought to affect (or modulate) immune activity by shifting an injurious inflammatory situation to one that is more protective and anti-inflammatory. There is also evidence from various clinical trials that laquinimod may delay progression of disability in MS, and that it reduces brain atrophy as measured by MRI brain scans.  By reducing brain atrophy, this drug may have neuroprotective effects [Varrin-Doyer 2014]. This drug can trigger  protective neuron factors like BDNF (as measured in blood of MS clinical trial participants) that supports the health of neurons.   We will be talking about LEGATO-HD clinical research trial that will test the safety of Laquinimod.

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The influence of ionising radiations on ageing is still controversial. Since Hayflick established the concept that diploid cells have finite lifespan in vitro, human diploid fibroblast (HDF) cultures have been recognised as a potent experimental model for cytogerontological investigations. In this study HDF cultures in phase II were exposed to acute irradiation with either X-rays on fast neutrons. The replicative potentials and labelling indices with [3H]thymidine were measured post irradiation until the cultures ceased growth in phase III. Cell mortality was measured by cloning. The apparent loss in replicative potential of irradiated mass cultures was wholly attributable to the loss of viable clonogenic cells. The current concept of precocious clonal senescence in vitro as a late effect of irradiation in clonogenic survivors is not supported by the present experiments. Instead, our results suggest that exposure to a single dose of ionising radiations either causes total replicative incapacitation (killing) of HDF cells and their progeny early after irradiation or leaves their replicative potentials unperturbed.