Podcast appearances and mentions of John Silva

John Silva, DC, is making a difference in his clinic by helping his patients understand the mind and neurologic disorders. Dr. Silva offers a functional, natural, non-invasive, holistic approach to help reverse neurological issues, even when the neurological issue is caused by emotional trauma. Many of us cannot even understand how much our past childhood […]

John Silva, DC, is making a difference in his clinic by helping his patients understand the mind and neurologic disorders. Dr. Silva offers a functional, natural, non-invasive, holistic approach to help reverse neurological issues, even when the neurological issue is caused by a traumatic brain injury. After trauma to the head many times, we suffer […]

John Silva, DC, is making a difference in his clinic by helping his patients understand the mind and neurologic disorders. Although we have primarily focused on neurofeedback and its benefits, there are more options. Dr. Silva offers a functional, natural, non-invasive, holistic approach to help reverse neurological issues. He will share crucial brain-based therapies that […]

fWotD Episode 2834: John Silva Meehan Welcome to Featured Wiki of the Day, your daily dose of knowledge from Wikipedia’s finest articles.The featured article for Thursday, 6 February 2025 is John Silva Meehan.John Silva Meehan (February 6, 1790 – April 24, 1863) was an American publisher, printer, and newspaper editor who served as the fourth librarian of Congress from 1829 to 1861. Born in New York City, Meehan worked as a printer in his youth. He briefly served in the United States Navy during the last few months of the War of 1812. He returned without seeing combat and began work as a publisher in Philadelphia alongside fellow printer Robert Anderson, publishing a Baptist religious journal. After the firm moved to Washington, D. C., in early 1822, Meehan began editing and publishing the Baptist weekly newspaper The Columbian Star. Leaving the Star in late 1825, Meehan nominally purchased the City of Washington Gazette on direction from Andrew Jackson's presidential campaign, renaming the paper the United States' Telegraph and taking an immensely partisan stance. Jackson supporters considered Meehan unable to properly spearhead the press campaign. Control over the paper gradually shifted towards editor and publisher Duff Green, with Meehan officially leaving the paper in October 1826; however, he continued to serve as Green's editorial assistant until 1829.Following a purge of numerous incumbent officials in the aftermath of Jackson's 1828 election, Meehan was appointed as librarian of Congress via the spoils system and with Green's urging, replacing the staunch anti-Jacksonian George Watterston. Meehan's tenure as librarian saw the steady growth of the Library of Congress, collaborating with longstanding Joint Committee on the Library chair James Pearce for most of his tenure. A large fire in December 1851 destroyed 35,000 of the library's 55,000 books. Meehan and Pearce oversaw the reconstruction of the library after the disaster, restocking it with substantial purchases of books and rebuilding the main hall. The election of Abraham Lincoln in 1860 prompted Meehan's removal in 1861 in favor of Indiana physician John Gould Stephenson. Largely unbothered by this, he retired gracefully and died suddenly in 1863. Both Stephenson and later historians were generally critical of Meehan's tenure, noting that he mainly deferred to the Joint Committee on library policy, leaving the library's archaic catalog system unchanged, and failing to make any progress in transforming the institution into a true national library.This recording reflects the Wikipedia text as of 01:18 UTC on Thursday, 6 February 2025.For the full current version of the article, see John Silva Meehan on Wikipedia.This podcast uses content from Wikipedia under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License.Visit our archives at wikioftheday.com and subscribe to stay updated on new episodes.Follow us on Mastodon at @wikioftheday@masto.ai.Also check out Curmudgeon's Corner, a current events podcast.Until next time, I'm standard Russell.

John Silva, DC, has expanded how he is making a difference in his clinic by helping his patients understand neurologic disorders and how neurofeedback can help. I have benefited from his knowledge and expertise. I want everyone who wants to improve their lives in any way to learn this information. You may be having cognitive […]

John Silva, DC, has expanded how he is making a difference in his clinic by helping his patients understand neurologic disorders and how neurofeedback can help. I have benefitted from his knowledge and expertise. I want everyone who wants to improve their lives in any way to learn this information. You may not have any […]

John Silva, DC, has expanded how he is making a difference in his clinic by helping his patients understand neurologic disorders and how neurofeedback can help. He has also helped me with the way I have been feeling. Neurofeedback has given me clarity. It has helped me achieve some special goals, like becoming a certified […]

John Silva, DC, has expanded how he is making a difference in his clinic by helping his patients understand neurologic disorders and how neurofeedback can help. He has also helped me with the way I have been feeling. Neurofeedback has given me clarity. It has helped me achieve some special goals, like becoming a certified […]

John Silva, DC, has expanded how he is making a difference in his clinic by helping his patients understand neurologic disorders and how neurofeedback can help. What is neurofeedback? It is a drug-free, non-invasive system that can improve the quality of life and eliminate the need for medications. Neurofeedback can improve our sleep, our memory, […]

I met John Silva, DC, in 2017. I was thrilled to reconnect with Dr. Silva this year at an Avazzia class. Dr. Silva has expanded how he is making a difference in his clinic by helping his patients understand neurologic disorders and how neurofeedback can help. What is neurofeedback? It is a drug-free, non-invasive system […]

In this Florida Man Friday, we're diving into the Sunshine State's latest exploits with a pair of cases that will leave you shocked and outraged.First up, we recount the harebrained heist of Derek Ervin and John Silva, who attempted to cover their burglary tracks with a pot of Ragu sauce. Their plan? To make it look like the homeowner accidentally left his stove on, leading to a fiery disaster. Tune in to hear how this saucy scheme went up in smoke.Then, we turn to a case of treachery within the corridors of power. Orlando City Commissioner Regina Hill stands accused of exploiting a 96-year-old woman, using her for financial gain, and even co-opting her identity for a fraudulent house purchase. As the city sues and the courts step in to protect the elderly victim, we peel back the layers of Regina's checkered past and the allegations that paint a picture of elder abuse and deceit. And if you're craving more behind-the-scenes content or want to support the show, head over to Patreon.com/loveandmurder. For now, take care of yourselves and each other, and remember: In a world where you can be anything, be kind. Until next time, it's all love and no murder. 

The first time I met John Silva, DC, he was teaching a class on advanced protocols for Avazzia. That was in 2017. I was thrilled to reconnect with Dr. Silva this year at another Avazzia class. Dr. Silva has expanded how he is making a difference in his clinic by helping his patients with neurofeedback. […]

John Silva is the Founder of Culinary Eye Catering and Events, Always Fishing Hospitality Group, and Field Guide Consulting, entities that respectively specialize in creating unique catering experiences, offer innovative hospitality solutions, and guide professionals toward entrepreneurial success. A UC Santa Barbara alumnus and a new member of EO San Francisco, John's entrepreneurial journey began in 2009, leading to the establishment of businesses that have not only made it to the Inc. 5000 list of fastest-growing companies in America but also demonstrated consistent financial growth. With a background in kitchens, interactive art, and psychology, he has built teams focused on delivering exceptional customer service through creativity. John's ventures are underpinned by a philosophy of exceeding expectations and a commitment to high-level hospitality, ensuring that every guest's experience is paramount. In this episode… The journey of a culinary entrepreneur is fraught with unexpected turns and the constant need for evolution. How can one transform challenges into stepping stones for growth, especially when global crises upend traditional business models?  According to John Silva, a visionary in the culinary world and the founder of multiple successful ventures, the secret lies in the ability to adapt, innovate, and find new avenues for growth when traditional paths seem obstructed. He underscores the importance of embracing a mindset that views obstacles as opportunities to rethink and revamp business strategies. John also highlights the crucial role of mentorship in navigating these challenges, offering guidance to emerging entrepreneurs and enabling them to leverage their unique strengths in the rapidly evolving culinary landscape. In this episode of the Rising Entrepreneurs Podcast, John Corcoran sits down with John Silva to explore the dynamic world of culinary business. They discuss John's strategic pivot during the pandemic, his venture into mentorship and coaching, and his insights on building resilience in the culinary industry.

John Silva, Senior Director of Professional and Community Learning for the News Literacy Project joins Megan and Tom as it is News Literacy Week discussing how people go about getting news now and the decline of getting news from the paper.     Credit: © picture alliance

In today's media environment, there's no shortage of information and disinformation – so how do we know if we're being misled? How can young people know? The ability to tell fact from fiction is vital for maintaining a healthy civil society, and researchers are exploring how to teach these skills.  On this episode, Brett speaks with Sarah McGrew, a cutting-edge researcher in this area. After earning her PhD at Stanford in 2019, she joined the faculty at the University of Maryland, where she has several ongoing studies about fostering students' media literacy. On this episode, she discusses  her research, key findings, and practical advice for educators and parents.  Episode ResourcesAbout Sarah McGrewSarah McGrew's Articles (Google Scholar)Media Literacy Standards MapBrett's Media Literacy Education PaperESD Podcast ResourcesBrett Levy's Open-Access Research Articles (Free Downloads)Education for Sustainable Democracy Facebook Page (Please Like!)YouTube Channel for Education for Sustainable Democracy (Please Subscribe!)Brett Levy's Twitter Page: Handle @brettlmlevyEducation for Sustainable Democracy HomepageRelated Episodes of ESD Helping Youth Become Critical News Consumers, with John Silva and Miriam Romais (News Literacy Project)Teaching Social & Historical Issues through Film, with Jeremy Stoddard (University of Wisconsin-Madison) Combatting Misinformation in the Classroom,  with John Silva and Miriam Romais (News Literacy Project)  Support the show

Join Pamela Bardhi in this special holiday episode of the UnderDog Podcast as she shares the transformative journey of her personal growth, entrepreneurship, and overcoming adversities in 2023. Through introspection and resilience, Pamela shares profound insights and invaluable lessons learned during this eventful year.Pamela takes us through the ups and downs of her journey, sharing how she navigated the unexpected challenges that came her way. She shares how she stayed focused on her goals and remained true to herself, even when faced with difficult decisions and setbacks.Here are some of the Key Takeaways:Personal Growth & Lessons Learned: Pamela Bardhi reflects on a year marked by profound personal growth, emphasizing the significance of discernment and healing from past struggles. Her decision to pivot from real estate development towards clarity and purpose defines her journey in 2023.Entrepreneurship, Accountability: Lessons learned through experiences with third-party contractors underscore the necessity of establishing key performance indicators (KPIs) and regular check-ins for entrepreneurs. Self-care is not being lazy: Pamela advocates for self-care, urging entrepreneurs to embrace clarity and rest as essential components of success.Healing Childhood Wounds and Triggers: Because of the earlier issues that arose this year, Pam was reminded of the childhood adversity she had experienced. Pamela shares the emotional impact and the imperative healing process from past wounds. She emphasizes the importance of acknowledging triggers and undertaking emotional release and reprogramming.Motherhood, Growth, & Lessons Learned: Pamela Bardhi's journey into motherhood in 2023 becomes a canvas for growth and personal evolution. She emphasizes the value of learning life's lessons, recognizing patterns, and embracing the joys of parenting despite external criticisms.Overcoming Hardship in Real Estate Success: Pamela shares her journey of resilience, overcoming a major surgery while fortifying her team and enabling others, like John Silva, to achieve personal and professional milestones in the real estate realm.Entrepreneurship, Real Estate, & Reflecting on 2023: As she gears up to launch a company focused on enhancing property values, Pamela reflects on the lessons and patterns of 2023, urging listeners to do the same. Additionally, she emphasizes the importance of family time during the holiday season.Join us for this special holiday episode of the UnderDog Podcast. Listen to this exciting episode here:Apple iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/underdog/id1534385651Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6FbSDu0aNtuxAEiderUAfBWebsite: https://theunderdogshow.comIf you found this story worth your time and made changes in your life, we'd love to hear from you! Subscribe and leave a review ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐The Underdog Podcast host is none other than Pamela Bardhi. She's rocking the Real Estate Realm and has dedicated her life as a Life Coach. She is also in the Forbes Real Estate Council. To know more about Pam, check out the following:Website: https://pamelabardhi.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/pamela_bardhiTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@pamela_bardhiYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@elevatethroughrealestateAccess the blueprint here: https://www.pambardhi.com/fff-freeOur goal is to help you create the life you dream of through real estate. We're giving value-packed masterclasses on our YouTube Channel - Elevate Through Real Estate. Make sure to subscribe. https://www.youtube.com/@elevatethroughrealestate.

APOCALIPSE EDIÇÃO #207 BATE PAPO - JOHN SILVA - PAULO BRASIL - KASTIPHAS DA HORDAS LAMENTOS & NIGRAE LUNAMNa reta final de 2023 a edição #207 do Apocalipse recebeu para um bate papo John Silva, Paulo Brasil e Kastiphas das bandas Lamentos & Nigrae Lunam e toda atmosfera sombria do Doom Metal nacional.Portanto, hellbangers e hellgirls, atentem-se para esta edição mais que especial do Apocalipse propagando mundo a fora o metal maldito.Ouça a Dark Radio em qualquer lugar baixando os APP para Android ou ouça pelo nosso site no link www.darkradio.com.br.Siga-nos no FACEBOOK e INSTAGRAM: @programaapocalipse e @darkradiobr Entre em contato pelo e-mail: apocalipseprograma@gmail.com Logomarca oficial Apocalipse por Antônio Del Esporti (@adelesporti)Apocalipse Press --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/apocalipsepress/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/apocalipsepress/support

The recent conflict in Israel and Gaza has been upsetting to so many of us and to so many young people. How should educators respond? How should they help their students make sense of these events? On this show, I speak with Lauraine Langreo, a staff writer at Education Week who has written two recent articles on these questions. We discuss these articles, the resources that she recommends, and what she's learned about how teachers and administrators are addressing the conflict - and related conflicts among students - in schools.Episode ResourcesAbout Lauraine LangreoLangreo: Resources for Addressing the Israel-Hamas War in the ClassroomLangreo: How Teachers are Addressing the Israel-Hamas WarBrett's Media Literacy Education PaperESD Podcast ResourcesBrett Levy's Open-Access Research Articles (Free Downloads)Education for Sustainable Democracy Facebook Page (Please Like!)YouTube Channel for Education for Sustainable Democracy (Please Subscribe!)Brett Levy's Twitter Page: Handle @brettlmlevyEducation for Sustainable Democracy HomepageRelated Episodes of ESDResources for Teaching about the War in Ukraine, with Rashid Duroseau (Democracy Prep)Play it Safe or Take a Risk?: Tradeoffs & Decision in Teaching Controversial Issues, with Judy Pace (University of San Francisco)Helping Youth Become Critical News Consumers, with John Silva and Miriam Romais (News Literacy Project)Support the show

Navigating news literacy online. Less than half of Sacramento County students meet college requirements. Sacramento Poetry Day is on Thursday.   News Literacy Project It can feel like we're inundated with difficult and emotionally charged information when we go online. And it can be hard to discern fact from fiction and avoid confrontation– especially in the heat of the moment. John Silva is the Senior Director of Professional and Community Learning at the News Literacy Project, a nonpartisan education nonprofit to advance the practice of news literacy throughout American society, creating better informed, more engaged and more empowered individuals — and ultimately a stronger democracy. John joins Insight to provide some tools about what to trust, share and act on. Low College Readiness in Sacramento County Schools   Less than half of students at Sacramento County's six largest school districts meet the requirements to attend California's public universities. That success gap is disproportionately affecting students of color. Srishti Prabha, CapRadio's Education Reporter joins Insight to talk about the effects of cultural biases and misconceptions on college readiness, as well as how “college intervention programs” are trying to help these students achieve their higher education goals.   Sacramento Poetry Day Sacramento Poetry Day is on Thursday, highlighted by poetry curriculum in local schools, a contest open to all ages and a gala to celebrate the art of spoken word. Joining us to talk about Sacramento Poetry Day are Sacramento Poet Laureate Andru Defeye and David "AndYes" Loret De Mola, an award winning, nationally ranked slam poet.

How should educators prepare youth for democratic participation at a moment when democracy itself seems so fragile? For ESD's third anniversary episode, Walter Parker, professor emeritus at the University of Washington - Seattle, explores the answer to this question by sharing ideas from his new book,  Education for Liberal Democracy: Using Classroom Discussion to Build Knowledge and Voice. Walter Parker is one of the most influential social studies education scholars of our time. In his new book and on this episode, he argues that education can and must address a twofold crisis in our democracy – a legitimacy crisis and an epistemic crisis. Brett and Walter discuss how this can be done in the classroom and beyond.  Episode ResourcesAbout Walter ParkerWalter's New Book: Education for Liberal DemocracyWalter's Knowledge-in-Action ProjectGutman's Book: Democratic EducationBrett's Media Literacy Education PaperESD Podcast ResourcesBrett Levy's Open-Access Research Articles (Free Downloads)Education for Sustainable Democracy Facebook Page (Please Like!)YouTube Channel for Education for Sustainable Democracy (Please Subscribe!)Brett Levy's Twitter Page: Handle @brettlmlevyEducation for Sustainable Democracy HomepageRelated Episodes of ESDEngagement & Equity in Civic Education, with Jane Lo (Michigan State)The Civically Engaged Districts Project, with Beth Rubin (Rutgers) and NJ District Administrators (New Brunswick Public Schools)Helping Youth Become Critical News Consumers, with John Silva and Miriam Romais (News Literacy Project)Support the show

How can literacy learning support civic engagement? How can educators best support the literacy learning of young African-American males? On this episode, Brett speaks with Kewsi Burgess, a veteran middle school teacher in the City School District of Albany. Dr. Burgess recently earned his doctoral degree at the University at Albany, and his dissertation  closely examined how one seasoned African-American educator supported the literacy learning of the black boys in his classroom. In this interview, he explains how literacy learning is intertwined with civic education and how teachers can create a positive classroom culture that encourages broad and meaningful participation. Kewsi also discusses his personal and professional journey and how he is using what he learned in his dissertation study. Episode ResourcesArticle about Kewsi BurgessVideo featuring Kewsi BurgessE. Moje on Adolescent LiteracyESD Podcast ResourcesBrett Levy's Open-Access Research Articles (Free Downloads)Education for Sustainable Democracy Facebook Page (Please Like!)YouTube Channel for Education for Sustainable Democracy (Please Subscribe!)Brett Levy's Twitter Page: Handle @brettlmlevyEducation for Sustainable Democracy HomepageRelated Episodes of ESDThe Civically Engaged Districts Project, with Beth Rubin (Rutgers) and NJ District Administrators (New Brunswick Public Schools)Helping Youth Become Critical News Consumers, with John Silva and Miriam Romais (News Literacy Project)Support the show

In this episode of Uniquely American Problems we're covering the hot topic of Misinformation with John Silva, Senior Director of Professional and Community Learning, from the News Literacy Project. The News Literacy Project, is a nonpartisan education nonprofit, is building a national movement to advance the practice of news literacy throughout American society, creating better informed, more engaged and more empowered individuals — and ultimately a stronger democracy. We talked about the goals of misinformation, how it hooks you and how just about everyone is susceptible in falling for a false claim. We also talked about how to navigate the holidays if you're spending time with someone who regularly shares false narratives on social media - and fun fact - that plan doesn't include confronting them at the dinner table.

The old saying goes that sports on a professional level is 10% physical and 90% mental. We're going to dive into that claim with Hall of Fame NFL kicker Morten Andersen and famed sport psychologist Dr. John Silva to see how the two prepared for pressure packed moments and how Morten kept his cool when the game was on the line.

JOIN OUR DISCORD | http://www.discord.gg/devin https://www.patreon.com/devinnash - Exclusive Bonus Content Over 30+ Hours Today I got the opportunity to chat with the amazing John Silva about how Artists can Make Money Online. John Silva is an amazingly talented artist who has formerly worked with Wizards of the Coast on Magic The Gathering Cards. I was lucky enough to have John commissioned to paint my Arcadum's Tearing Veil character, Wisp. If you're an aspiring artist who Wants to Make Money Online as an Artist, this is the video for you. We cover the basics of How To Monetize your Art Online, How to Make Money as a Freelance Artist, and How to Sell Your Art Online. John Silva has personal experience with directly Monetizing Art Online, whether that's through direct contact or commissions. John Silva also explains How To Advertise Yourself as an Artist, How to Build an Online Art Portfolio, How to Advertise Your Art Online, everything An Online Artist would need to know to make money.

How should film be used to teach about difficult social and historical issues? We all know that visual media can bring issues to life, but media also portray a limited perspective. How can educators leverage the power of film but also help students understand the limitations of these portrayals - and the limitations of the genre itself? Jeremy Stoddard is a professor in the department of curriculum and instruction at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, and he has conducted research on media education, civic learning, and the history curriculum.  In our conversation, we discuss his research on how teachers use film in their classrooms, optimal methods for teaching students with and about film, innovations in educational media, and much more. Media Literacy Education Resources:British Film Institute's Teacher ResourcesAbout Virtual Holograms of Holocaust SurvivorsJeremy's Book: Teaching Difficult History through FilmAbout Jeremy Stoddard's Work:Jeremy Stoddard's Faculty PageJeremy's Media Ed Project: The Impact of Virtual InternshipsESD Podcast Resources:Please Support ESD by Donating on Patreon - Thanks! Education for Sustainable Democracy Facebook Page (Please Like!)Education for Sustainable Democracy SiteBrett's Open Access Research ArticlesESD Episode on the News Literacy Project, with John Silva and Miriam RomaisSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/esdpodcast)

This episode is Part 2 of Brett's conversation with John Silva and Miriam Romais of the News Literacy Project. In this segment of their discussion, they talk about how misinformation spreads  and how certain media literacy practices can help combat it. They also discuss the News Literacy Project's free programs for teachers, plans for the future, and more.Related Links:Part 1 of Brett's Interview with John Silva and Miriam RomaisNews Literacy Project SiteAbout John SilvaAbout Miriam RomaisNorthwest Tree Octopus Site (Sample News Hoax)Education for Sustainable Democracy Facebook Page (Please Like!)Education for Sustainable Democracy SiteBrett's Open Access Research ArticlesPlease Support ESD by Donating on Patreon - Thanks! Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/esdpodcast)

There are long bike rides and there are looooooooong rides. John Silva's bike ride is an adventure — a "Give Back Adventure." The recently retired Amador County Sheriff's Office deputy is riding down the Great Divide mountain bike route from Canada to Mexico to raise awareness about domestic violence and sexual assault while providing services and help to its victims.

How can we help young people navigate our complex media landscape? The News Literacy Project (NLP) has been helping youth, educators, and the public become critical consumers of news and information for over a decade. In this episode, Brett talks to John Silva, NLP's director of education and training and Miriam Romais, NLP's senior manager of educator engagement. They discuss the importance of news media literacy and specific strategies for helping young people become wise consumers of information. Related Resources: News Literacy Project SiteAbout John SilvaAbout Miriam RomaisEducation for Sustainable Democracy Facebook Page (Please Like!)Education for Sustainable Democracy SiteBrett Levy's Open Access Research Articles Please Support ESD by Donating on Patreon - Thanks! Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/esdpodcast)

This  episode of The Making Afterschool Cool podcast explores strategies for spotting the differences between facts, misinformation, and conspiracy theories. My guest is the Senior Director of Education and Training at the News Literacy Project, John Silva. Guest John Silva is the News Literacy Project’s, senior director of education and training. He joined NLP after a 13 year career as a middle and high school social studies teacher with Chicago Public Schools. Prior to becoming a teacher John was in the U.S. Marine Corps, after which he spent several years in corporate telecommunications Resources The News Literacy Project newslit.org   Harris County Department of Education https://hcde-texas.org   CASE for Kids https://hcde-texas.org/afterschool-zone

This is a preview of Episode 49 of the Making Afterschool Cool podcast. The episode explores strategies for spotting the differences between facts, misinformation and conspiracy theories. My guest is the Senior Director of Education and Training at the News Literacy Project, John Silva. Prepare to join us for the full episode where we will continue to discuss information literacy and its connection to the needs of the out-of-school time field. Resources The News Literacy Project newslit.org   Harris County Department of Education https://hcde-texas.org   CASE for Kids https://hcde-texas.org/afterschool-zone

In this episode of GG over EZ The Dream Team is joined by John_Silva_ an incredibly talented artist who details how he cultivated his skill, who he's worked for, advice for aspiring artists as well as more topical discussions such as continued streamer drama, live action Avatar: The Last Airbender trouble and much more! Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/GGEZPodcast Reddit: reddit.com/r/MrFruit   Mr. Fruit: http://www.youtube.com/user/MyMisterFruit http://www.youtube.com/c/MoreMrFruit http://www.twitch.tv/MyMisterFruit http://www.twitter.com/MrFruitYT Rhabby_V: http://www.twitch.tv/Rhabby_V http://www.twitter.com/Rhabby_V   BlueWestlo: http://www.twitch.tv/BlueWestlo http://www.twitter.com/BlueWestlo GUEST: John_Silva_ https://www.twitch.tv/john_silva_   https://twitter.com/JohnSilvaArt  Mr. Fruit, Rhabby_V and BlueWestlo take you on a magical ear-adventure every week on GG over EZ with discussions ranging from games to life stories every Sunday. They frequently create content on Mr. Fruit's YouTube channel under the guise "The Dream Team". Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This episode is all about technologies that help rewire the brain for optimization and recovery. I'm joined by Dr. John Silva, DC. to discuss how he uses technologies like Quantitative electroencephalography (QEEG) and neurofeedback to map and rewire the brain. With this amazing technology, he has helped patients with a number of mental conditions including anxiety, depression, PTSD, and ADHD. Dr. John also sees a lot of success using these tools with high performers such as professional athletes and CEO's. Remember to Subscribe

COVID-19 has changed every aspect of how health centers run their businesses and meet their community's needs. Join JSI senior consultant Toni Macguire and John Silva, Lawrence Community Family Health Center's President and Chief Executive Officer, John Silva, to learn how they have adapted to address the pandemic. Music by Scott Buckley. Learn more about our work with community health centers: https://www.jsi.com/expertise/community-health-centers/

The world is going crazy over a virus, and Oz doesn't have health insurance, so he got creative when seeking medical advice. Dr. John Silva and Dr. Blair Cushing are two family health doctors that did not come on the podcast to talk about Coronavirus. Instead, they talk about their work with families in the Salinas Valley. Dr. Cushing also talks about traveling twice a month to the Texas/Mexico border to help out with the awful situation that is going on.

Drew Perkins talks with Suzannah Gonzales and John Silva from the News Literacy Project about their work to empower educators to teach students the skills they need to become smart, active consumers of news and other information and engaged, informed participants in civic life. Links & Resources Mentioned In This Episode: News Literacy Project Checkology Understanding Bias Resource @NewsLitProject @MrSilva smartnews.com Republic of Lies: American Conspiracy Theorists and Their Surprising Rise to Power Visit wegrowteachers.com for information about our workshops and services.

Episode:001 Our Guest: John Silva, President and CEO Greater Lawrence Family Health Center, Inc. Methuen, MA John Silva speaks about his 40-year career with health centers, beginning in Massachusetts, Missouri, and Oklahoma, and finally returning to Massachusetts, 50 miles from his childhood home CHC Conversations – The History of CHC Movement This video podcast showcases the rice, diverse, and important living history of the health center movement told through a series of conversations with health centers leaders, executives, medical professionals and community health thought leaders. The nation’s first health centers opened in 1965. Today, expansion of the federally supported health center system has grown to over 1,400 organizations, operating more than 10,000 clinic sites serving more than 29 million patients and generating $55 billion in economic activity annually. Health centers help increase access to crucial primary care by reducing barriers such as cost, lack of insurance, distance, and language for their patients. In doing so, health centers provide substantial benefits to the country and its health care system. Learn about the vital role that community health centers play in the American health care system. Hosted by: Dan Hawkins Dan Hawkins is Senior Adviser to the President and CEO at the National Association of Community Health Centers, Inc. (NACHC). From 1981 through 2018, he headed the Public Policy and Research Division of NACHC, where he provided NACHC's membership with federal and state health-related policy research, analysis, advocacy, and leadership. During his time in policy, federal support for health centers grew from $350 million in 1981 to $6 billion annually in 2018, and the number of people served by health centers has grown from 5 million to over 28 million. Prior to joining NACHC, Dan served as a VISTA volunteer, Director of a migrant and community health center located in south Texas, and as an assistant to HHS Secretary Joseph Califano during the Carter Administration. He has written numerous articles and monographs on health care issues, and has provided testimony before several Congressional Committees. Dan has lectured on health policy topics at the George Washington University and several other universities, and has been interviewed frequently by major newspapers and radio/television networks. He has been named by Faulkner & Gray as one of America's most influential health policy makers. Sponsored by: National Association of Community Health Centers (NACHC) The National Association of Community Health Centers (NACHC) was founded in 1971 to promote efficient, high quality, comprehensive health care that is accessible, culturally and linguistically competent, community directed, and patient-centered for all. NACHC also works closely with chartered state and regional Primary Care Associations (PCAs) to fulfill their shared health care mission and support the growth and development of community-based health center programs. Community Health Ventures (CHV) Community Health Ventures (CHV) is the business development affiliate of the National Association of Community Health Centers (NACHC). With over 100 years of collective experience, CHV’s management team has been instrumental in the development and expansion of community health centers and in the programs that support that growth.

Hi and welcome back to Weekly Dev Tips. I’m your host Steve Smith, aka Ardalis. This is episode 46, with guest Jamie Taylor, aka GaProgMan. On The Importance of Sleep Sponsor - devBetter Group Career Coaching for Developers Are you a software developer looking to advance in your career more quickly? Would you find a mentor and a group of like-minded professionals valuable? If so, check out devBetter.com and read the testimonials at the bottom of the page. Sign up for a risk free membership if you're interested in growing your network and skills with us. Show Notes / Transcript This week's tip comes to us from the UK, where fellow podcast host Jamie Taylor lives. He has a great tip that will help improve your health and productivity. Take it away, Jamie! Hello everyone, I'm Jamie "GaProgMan" Taylor, I'm the host of The .NET Core Podcast, and Steve has graciously agreed to let me share a tip with you all. My plan isn't to talk to you about .NET Core or even development, per se, but I might use them as a background for what I do want to talk about: and that's finding the time to relax and getting enough sleep. We work in a very fast paced industry, it seems like the technology space is constantly evolving. The breakneck pace of our industry can seem overwhelming to most of us, especially if you want to keep up with the latest innovations. I know that I've been guilty, in the past, of saying something like: the moment that you stop learning, you're already a day behind Which, other than being hyperbole, is a bit of a double edged sword. On the one hand, it's a great idea to keep to speed with what's going on; but on the other hand, you need down time. Now I don't care how long you can sit at your laptop, coding into the wee hours of the morning, drinking coffee, Red Bull, Mountain Dew, or whatever your incredibly sugary caffeinated drink of choice is. Eventually, you are going to need some rest and relaxation. And rest is the most important thing. Your body, whether you are aware of it or not, can go for days without food - it would be tough, but it's doable. But you cannot go for days without resting. To quote one UC Berkley article on the subject: As little as one night without sleep is enough to turn a reasonable person into "emotional Jell-O," says Matthew Walker, director of Berkeley’s Sleep and Neuroimaging Laboratory source: https://alumni.berkeley.edu/california-magazine/march-april-2008-mind-matters/your-brain-without-sleep The brain is the most important part of the body for a developer. Without it, we can't function (if you'll pardon the pun). We need the ability to deal with complex business logic, hold several layers of the application's design in our short term memory, and to be able to parse customer requirements. Without a healthy, well rested brain you can't do any of this. In the words of John Silva (host of National Geographic Channel's "Brain Games"): One of the things that happens when you're sleep-deprived is that your ability to regulate emotions goes haywire. Your brain becomes disorganised in its capacity to process information and your sensitivity to information also get scrambled. Regulating emotions is an incredibly important skill to have, and becoming disorganised is quite possibly the antithesis of the state of mind that a developer needs to be in. You need to be able to focus on the task at hand. "But I'm an extremely well motivated go-getter, Jamie. I really don't care." Eventually you are either going to crash and burn, or you're going to need the help of a team of doctors, and possibly a hospital. When you don't rest, you're not just affecting you're physical health, but you're also putting your mental health at risk. Without sleep, you'll be unable to put your thoughts in order, which means that you won't be able to communicate with others, which will lead to you becoming agitated, and that will lead to stress. And stress (or more correctly, "distress") can wreak havoc on your body. We're talking headaches, increased blood pressure, chest pain, heart problems, skin conditions, depression, and anxiety to say the least. So what can we do? Firstly, get up and walk away from your computer. Maybe not, right now. But the next time you get a chance to do so: do it. Take a walk, preferably outside; and if you really must have a coffee, walk to the next coffee shop along - the extra time in the fresh air will really help you. Spend time away from a computer of phone screen, as little as 15 minutes for every 45 will really help. Walk over to the water cooler and have a chat with someone while you get a cup of water. And if you don't have a water cooler, figure out another place to go and to be social - some companies have breakout rooms for this purpose. But what about outside of work? It's so easy to get trapped in a cycle of: Wake up Commute to work Only leave the desk to go to the bathroom or get lunch Commute home Spend all evening working on some personal projects, or staring at your phone So let's use the Japanese idea of Kaizen (which means "improvement") to break that, little by little. I've taken up running in an evening (well, it's more like jogging, because I'm so out of shape). I'll occasionally call my brother and talk with him about everything and nothing, or we'll talk about video games for hours. I attend a number of meetups which are not even remotely to technology related. By spending time away from computer screens and talking to folks, I've found that I feel more balanced, and rested. Remember: we're social beings. But the number one, most important thing, is sleep. And that can be hard to achieve when you're so used to sitting in front of a bright screen for hours. Our brains are tuned to think that bright light equals day time, so when we're surrounded by unnatural, bright lights, we tend to stay awake for longer. Which is why it's sometimes hard to sleep if you end up using a computer, tablet, or mobile phone before you go to bed. Fixing this is super easy: just don't spend all day and night sitting in front of a bright screen. Give yourself a cut off point, say 30 minutes before bed, and don't use a computer, tablet or phone during that period. But if you have to use your computer or phone during that window, know that the white light emitted by these screens contains harsh blue hues, which will make your brain think that it's day time. So just don't use them. Or, if you have to use them, look for apps similar to f.lux, or Red Moon if you're an Android user, or if you use iOS devices then you can use a combination of NightShift and True Tone. What About You Jamie? I occasionally get insomnia, and when it strikes I have a number of ways to rest even when I can't seem to sleep. The very first thing that I do is make myself a cup of chamomile tea. I've always found that it chills me out, and it can really help me to rest. This might not work for everyone, but the combination of a hot drink without caffeine before bed really helps me. You know how some people like to have a cup of hot cocoa before bed? It's the same thing. Then I try to focus on not ruminating on anything - this is the medical term for when you can't sleep because you're thinking about that bug you've been trying to recreate for 3 days. It's hard to do make these thoughts just go away, but just try to put it out of your mind. Thinking about things like this when you're meant to be sleeping isn't going to help you sleep. Trust me. The next thing that I do - and this isn't going to be to everyone's tastes, so feel free to skip over this one - is I practise mindfulness meditation. It sounds unintuitive, but focusing my attention on the breath seems to really help me to relax, which helps lead to me feeling super tired. Again, this isn't going to be to everyone's tastes. I also subscribe to a number of podcasts specifically designed to help me sleep (obviously, Weekly Dev Tips is not one of these podcasts). I used to do this with audio books, especially technical books where the reader doesn't really emphasise any particular parts of the story, but I've since found a number of podcasts which are designed to help you sleep. Sleep With Me is one of my favourite ones. I simply start an episode playing through my phone (at a low volume obviously), lay in bed and close my eyes. Some people that I've talked to about this have said that the sound white noise, or the sound of rainfall can produce a similar effect. In Summary You need to find a way to get rest which works for you. After all, you need good quality rest in order to be productive, NOT the other way around. You cannot be productive without being well rested, and no matter which way you look at it, developers need to be productive. One last thing before I go: take a look into circadian rhythm (I've probably mispronounced that completely). The tl;dr (or too long; didn't read) is that we have a certain number of states when we sleep: light sleep, deep sleep, and REM sleep. The deeper your sleeping state is when you wake up, the more groggy you'll feel when you do wake up. There are apps that you can get which will attempt to measure which sleep cycle you are in, and try to wake you while in a light sleep cycle as your alarm time approaches. This can leave you feeling less groggy, and less like you need that first cup of coffee in the morning. Now, I'd like for you all to get some good quality rest. And thank you Steve for allowing me to share this tip with everyone. Thanks, Jamie! Show Resources and Links devBetter Your Brain Without Sleep Sleep With Me podcast Circadian rhythm That’s it for this week. If you want to hear more from me, go to ardalis.com/tips to sign up for a free tip in your inbox every Wednesday. I'm also streaming programming topics on twitch.tv/ardalis most Fridays at noon Eastern Time. Thank you for subscribing to Weekly Dev Tips, and I'll see you next week with another great developer tip.

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We recently had the opportunity to talk with Stephanie Caldwell, a seasoned Chamber of Commerce executive about Ventura and her vision for Main Street. Stephanie understands the small town nature of Ventura and the high percentage of mom and pop businesses. She's also got a lot to say about Growth vs. No Growth conversations and how they affect Ventura. Stephanie came to Ventura from The San Jose Silicon Valley Chamber of Commerce three years ago, where she was the Chief Operating Officer. Stephanie says there are five main areas of focus: Economic Development, Networking and Visibility, Community Building (especially for non-profits), Advocacy and Political Action, especially as it relates to her board. We mention the board, as one of our sponsors, Greg Van Ness; also a guest on the podcast is Vice-Chair of Governmental Affairs at the Chamber. Ventura has a vibrant startup scene as well, and she quoted another 805conversations guest and Board Chair of the Chamber, John Silva, who said, "Joining the Chamber is one of the best ways to grow your business." Our conversation also touched on the Thomas Fire and the impact it had on an already tight housing marketing. With only 2% availability (much like most of the communities in the 805) it's a challenge when, as a business, you're trying to attract talent from outside the region. Her mantra is in three areas: attract, retain and grow. She's also not blind to the changing economy, and the impact technology has on brick and mortar businesses, especially the sharing economy. She's also recognized a generational shift in membership and is excited about the Young Professionals Group and their positive impact on the organization. Stephanie says the most significant ongoing challenge is communications and how to bridge the growth vs. no growth politics.

"I know all white boys named Blake look the same." Blake got slammed at work this week, but that doesn't mean you can't enjoy all the Cody you want! Blake up with Cody's titular Cody was a guest this week on The Right Reasons, the world's first and only Bachelorette podcast hosted by Laura Berger and John Silva! They talk all things The Bachelorette with that special Cody flavor sprinkled on top! Delicious? DELICIOUS. Blake up with Cody will be back next week, but until then why don't you listen to all the episodes of the Right Reasons podcast on SoundCloud!

John Silva is the President and Senior Creative Director of DuPuis Group, based in Ventura, California. They work on branding, innovation and have created several ventures in conjunction with their clients' brands. John is a veteran with 25 years experience of creative problem-solving. The central theme of our conversation was around a shift in what branding is today and the brand-consumer relationship. We learned some key aspects of how he approaches problems. Specifically using brand values to connect trends and culture to business goals and strategy. A major takeaway from this conversation was that people buy values, not value (made us think about having a Values in addition to an About page on the website). John also suggests that the best brands are willing to polarize! There are plenty of pearls in this episode; you'll want to have a pen handy to take notes and feel free to share the show with a friend who's struggling with brand identity and purpose. We predict that this episode that will become required listening in marketing classes.

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