Podcast appearances and mentions of julia moore

Tom Raffio interviews Julia Moore, the executive director of the Arthritis Foundation, who shares her personal connection to arthritis and highlights the impact of the condition on millions of adults and children. The upcoming Walk to Cure Arthritis on May 10 aims to build community and raise funds, with participants able to register as individuals or teams.

Tom Raffio sits down with Julia Moore, Arthritis Foundation to discuss this year's Jingle Bell Run New Hampshire.

In this must-listen episode, Dr. Julia Moore Vogel at Scripps Research takes center stage to confer the still-emerging and always-evolving space of long COVID. As patient numbers continue to rise at an alarming rate, she makes a strong case about the critical need to better define the disease, mitigate its impact and, ultimately, break the taboo. Episode highlights 0:15 Introduction 1:27 Moore Vogel's background in Long Covid 4:30 Lacking terminology in Long Covid 6:20 Quantifying Long Covid disease 8:38 The mechanism of action: what we know 10:27 Pediatric Long Covid 16:00 Similarities to post-viral syndromes 16:58 Key diagnostic tools 18:37 The current Long Covid treatment landscape 20:57 Influence of SARS-CoV-2 variants and vaccines 22:02 Considering social determinants of health 23:35 Needs for professional and public education 27:00 Final thoughts 28:28 Outro Want more Lungcast? Visit us at HCPLive.com or Lung.org.

On 8 August 2022, the congressionally mandated Naming Commission issued its recommendation that Fort Benning be renamed Fort Moore after Lieutenant General Hal and Julia Moore, both of whom are buried on post as are Julia's parents. The redesignation to Fort Moore will occur May 11, 2023This episode of Big Blend Radio's "Military Monday" Show features author Mike Guardia who discusses the life and career of Lt. General Hal Moore, whose battlefield leadership was popularized by the film “We Were Soldiers,” starring Mel Gibson. Mike is the author of the widely-acclaimed “Hal Moore: A Soldier Once…and Always,” the first-ever biography chronicling the life of LTG Harold G. Moore, as well as “Hal Moore on Leadership: Winning When Outgunned and Outnumbered,” and "Hal Moore: A Life in Pictures.”Appearing on Big Blend Radio's military history shows every 1st Monday, Mike Guardia is an award-winning military historian, educator, and author of 25 military history books. His latest books are "Coyote Recon: The Forgotten Wars of Colonel Jay D. Vanderpool," and “The Combat Diaries: True Stories from the Frontlines of World War II.” More: https://mikeguardia.com/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Julia is an experienced sales leader with a demonstrated history of working in the Auto-ID & Education Technology market. Skilled in Sales, Team Building, Administration, Report Preparation, and Employee Training. Now Country Manager for Clevertouch in Germany. Julia and Vince discuss being the new boss, music that influenced Julia and some of our favorite loves songs for this Valentine's Day episode. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/meetthenewboss/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/meetthenewboss/support

Rishi Sunak has taken over as British PM, the richest-ever person to hold the job. He's already promising austerity for the poorest, with public services like the NHS in danger as never before. Sunak's appointment comes after the disastrous Liz Truss (who was outlasted by a lettuce at 44 days), and the scandal-ridden premiership of Boris Johnson. What can British people – and those around Europe – expect from this latest (unelected) Tory government? And with a Labour Party incapable of representing common people, should progressives be adding to calls for early elections? Our panel includes our own Yanis Varoufakis and UK campaigner Julia Moore, with special guest Marshajane Thompson, previously Head of Campaigns for Jeremy Corbyn and now coordinator of Your NHS Needs You.

At the beginning of her MCAT journey, Julia was discouraged by how little progress she was seeing in her practice exam scores. In January, she scored a 499, and even after a month and a half of pushing herself in her studying afterwards, she only improved by 1-point… which was a long way from her dream score of 513. In particular, she struggled with the C/P section, which is something we think a lot of us can relate to as well! It's so tough! So it was around this point that Julia decided to reach out for some help. Through tutoring with us and her own personal perseverance, Julia doubled down during the final 8 weeks leading up to her exam, and was eventually able to raise her score all the way up to the dream she'd had from the beginning– a 513!! With a 128 in C/P (a 5-point increase from her initial section score)! That's so amazing! In this interview, we're going to launch into exactly how she achieved a 13-point score increase in just 2 months, how she motivated herself through a plateau, what strategies she used for each section, and so much more… Additionally, she attributes much of her success to enrolling in an MCAT Mastery course. Here's what she says about her MCAT Mastery experience: “I had Merrina as my tutor and I cannot recommend her enough. She's great at what she does and knows the MCAT frontwards and backwards. She gave me a lot of tips and strategies to help with my weakest areas. She also let me work through problems with her during our sessions so she could see where I was getting hung up and not performing as well or efficiently. Really thankful for all her help!!”

In this podcast, we continue our series on building your implementation literacy by talking about research to practice and the critical role equity plays in  implementation practice.   To help us continue to unpack this topic, we asked our friends at the Center for Implementation, Dr. Julia Moore and Dr. Sobia Khan to join us.  Dr. Julia E. Moore is the Executive Director for The Center for Implementation and co-founder of the Behavior Elevation Academy. Dr. Moore has a PhD from Penn State in Human Development, where she was trained as an implementation scientist, researching the best ways to implement evidence-based programs. She has worked on over 100 implementation projects.  Dr. Moore is known internationally for her ability to communicate complex implementation science concepts in clear and practical ways. Dr. Moore developed the online mini-course, Inspiring Change: creating impact with evidence-based implementation, which has been completed by over 5000 professionals from around the world.Dr. Sobia Khan, is the Director of Implementation at the Center for Implementation. Dr. Sobia Khan is a global expert on how to practically implement complex interventions in complex systems. For over 12 years, her passion for integrating implementation science, systems thinking, and complexity theory to achieve large-scale change has been illustrated through her work on multiple implementation projects in Canada, the U.S., Ethiopia, Tanzania, Uganda, Myanmar, and Kosovo. Recent highlights of Dr. Khan's work include supporting the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in their opioid response by embedding implementation science and systems thinking into their tools and approaches as well as being an implementation science collaborator with the WHO to support healthcare organizations by building a toolkit on infection prevention and control best practices for COVID-19.  

What does it mean to sit at the feet of Jesus on a daily basis? What can we learn from listening to the voice of God in places of unrest, trouble, and grief? This Sunday we'll take a look at Jesus' relationship with some of his closest friends: Mary, Martha, and Lazarus. As we explore their friendship, we'll find out what it means to be seated in the presence of Christ, even in times of difficulty.

What does it take to build a materials company from the ground up? How can venture capital (VC) investments facilitate the growth of a company? Episode 49 reveals the strategic process of building a successful material science company as well as advice on how to properly add business value, innovation, and potential growth.   Check out our MSE Company Database and free professional development guide for materials scientists and engineers!   In this episode, Julia Moore, the Co-Founder and Managing Partner at Breakout Ventures, discusses how to become a successful entrepreneur by sharing her experiences investing in and helping build companies with bioscience focus.    In this conversation, we discuss the following topics: What makes Julia passionate about entrepreneurship and investing in companies with a bioscience focus? What qualities or traits does Breakout Ventures look for when deciding which bioscience companies to invest in? The process of how Breakout Ventures discovered Checkerspot and how this startup fit their evaluation criteria Advice for MSEs who would like to pursue an entrepreneurial path and what traits make successful entrepreneurs    Learn more about our MSE Career Development Online Course, which includes more industry-specific information and advice.   Also, check out our MSE-themed merchandise if you want to support us or simply show off your love of materials science!   Join our Discord community! You can meet other passionate materials scientists and engineers from around the world, discuss the latest breakthroughs in MSE, share materials-related memes, and get career advice from experts in the field.   For shorter segments and full video podcasts, subscribe to our channel on YouTube. For bloopers, audiograms, and interesting materials science articles, follow us on Instagram, LinkedIn, and Twitter. Feel free to message us on our social media platforms if you have any feedback or recommendations for future episodes, or email us directly at itsamaterialworldpodcast@gmail.com. Finally, reach out to David Yeh and Punith Upadhya on LinkedIn if you'd like to chat about the latest breakthroughs in MSE!   Disclaimer: Any opinions expressed by either guests or hosts in this show are their own, and do not represent the opinions of the companies or organizations for which they are affiliated.

What does it mean to walk in victory as a Christian? Better yet, what does it mean to fight from victory as opposed to fighting for victory? How can we live everyday from the reality that we've won every battle before we see the final outcome? This Sunday we'll take a look at what it means to face life challenges and difficulties from our position as sons and daughters in Christ Jesus.

What does it mean to walk in victory as a Christian? Better yet, what does it mean to fight from victory as opposed to fighting for victory? How can we live every day from the reality that we've won every battle before we see the final outcome? This Sunday we'll take a look at what it means to face life challenges and difficulties from our position as sons and daughters in Christ Jesus.

Sec. Moore joins WVMT's The Morning Drive to talk about Act 250 reform, update on improving watershed conditions, and more.

Urban Talk Radio with Shafiq Abdussabur & Kingsley Ossei: Thembisa S. Mshaka & Julia Moore by WNHH Community Radio

In this episode, we brought on two pastors who speak about the state of the world right now and how there can still be light found in this darkness. We have to keep on keeping on! Be sure to check out Moore Grace Ministries: https://www.mooregraceministries.com/ https://ppc1767.org/event/changing-our-lens-workshops/ Music By: The Weeknd/Kendrick Lamar - Pray for Me --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/champ-moore8/support

In this podcast our guest, Julia Moore, PhD, discusses why implementation science is relevant to the advancement of the Social Work profession and she addresses the research-to-practice gaps that currently exist. Dr. Moore explains what implementation science is, and how implementation science models, theories, and frameworks can be applied to increase the uptake and use of programs, services, and supports. Examples of how social workers can approach practice challenges differently by applying implementation science are provided, including how implementation science can help reduce inequities in care.

Another angry Mel Gibson war movie for World War Brew. This episode's drink is Pabst Blue Ribbon American Lager thanks to the remarkable story of John "Chickie" Donohue and the "Greatest Beer Run Ever" (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D4WAUmyKDq0). Other topics covered are:Julia Moore's efforts to improve casualty notifications.The Vietnam War (a.k.a why we "lost").The M-16 vs.the AK-47. Pathetic emotional gimmicks in war movies. Vince Papale? (I guess). How to properly read casualty notification letters......This one is another doozy.....

How do we connect and get closer to the Father in the time of trouble? Where is God’s presence in times of fear and uncertainty? How do we sense the Father’s comfort in the midst of chaos and fear? These are questions all of us have considered but they are even more important in this time of world crisis. This Sunday, Julia Moore leads us in practical ways to experience intimacy, comfort, and freedom through the Holy Spirit.

This is the first of a two part episode (1 and 1A) that begins to lay out ideas about why we feel the need to pretend but why pretending is pointless! It's the greatest news. That's right, grace wrecks the illusion we have to be better than we are. And grace wrecks those who perpetuate the condition that requires illusions. And who might they be? Sigh, mostly, the church. I know, it's wild. Thanks to my guests who appear here and on a handful of different episodes this season... Dr. Peter Rollins, https://peterrollins.com Dr. James Alison, http://jamesalison.co.uk Cindy Wang Brandt, https://cindywangbrandt.com Dr. Julia Robinson Moore, https://pages.uncc.edu/julia-marie-robinson I hope you find time to look into each of these people. I've been reading James and Peter, if I can call them by their first names, for 3-5 years now. Their writings and talks have helped me shift and re-shift my theology toward something which I consider much healthier. I can't recommend them enough. Cindy and Julia are newer friends of mine. Cindy is an author and podcaster. She has an online conference called https://www.parentingforwardconference.com that I highly recommend. And Julia is an author, professor and speaker that you will find has keen insight. As always, like, share, review, follow, or whatever you do on your particular podcasting platform. Feel free to track me down with questions and comments you might have.

Have you ever heard the expression: “I guess all I can do now is pray”? Prayer is often seen as a last resort for people in times of trouble. Yet God’s Word says that prayer should be the first thing we do when faced with life challenges. Face to Face is a teaching series designed to help you connect with Jesus on a deeper level.

Have you ever heard the phrase: “God is on your side”? Do you we fully know what this phrase means in light of the person and work of Jesus Christ? Listen in and begin to explore God’s heart and what it means for Him to be on your side, especially in times of trouble.

On the 69th episode of The Valor Hour, Valor Fights President Tim Loy is joined by Ed Kapp and Allan Poole to answer listener questions. Plus, they have interviews with David Oblas, Chandler Cole, Charlie Alexander, Joe Pegg and Julia Moore. They kick the podcast off by getting straight into the questions that were submitted […] The post The Valor Hour: David Oblas, Chandler Cole, Charlie Alexander, Joe Pegg and Julia Moore appeared first on Radio Influence.

This message is focusing on introducing to some, reacquainting to others, and stirring up a desire for all to grow closer to Holy Spirit. Holy Spirit is the third person of the Trinity. Sometimes we forget that He is a person and He is here in the earth living with us. His desire is to be in relationship with you. He is the Lover of our hearts. He testifies of who Jesus is and Jesus’ oneness with God the Father and with Himself. He (Holy Spirit) reveals how Jesus came to rescue mankind. He does this because mankind is the object of their unceasing affection. As in every relationship it’s important to effectively communicate. Our relationship with Holy Spirit is no different, it thrives on effective communication. And because of Jesus everyone qualifies to be in communication with Holy Spirit and to have Him living in them. No one is disqualified. What does your daily relationship with Holy Spirit look like?

God made us spirit, soul, and body. A healthy soul is vital to living a vibrant life in Christ. Without properly feeding our soul, sickness can creep in and keep us from experiencing a flourishing existence. How do we nourish our soul? How do we know when our soul is sick? Soul Food will give you the recipe for a healthy, prosperous soul!

Jesus frees us from every place of shame and guilt. He heals us from every mental and emotional place of hurt in our hearts. Learn how to rest in the fact that you are loved, even in hard times. Be encouraged by this message from Julia Moore.

Zach welcomes San Diego improviser Julius Ravelo as the first-ever Comedy Fondue guest! Zach and Julius discuss their friendship, and Julius' turn in Some Like It Not, a Los Angeles sketch show. Later, Kenny Sullivan stops by to plug his smash-hit health food blog, Swiss Army Chard, and discusses the benefits of a healthy lifestyle. Finally, inventor and entrepreneur Julia Moore of Gives You Moore fame demos several of her products designed to bring couples closer together. Sound Engineer: Lindsay Zehren

The nature of revealing implies that something was hidden or unknown. What might be preventing you from seeing Jesus clearly? The love of God is revealed exclusively through His son Jesus, the shining example of Himself in every way. God is not hiding things from us. He’s hiding things for us and in us. What things need to be removed so God’s Love can be revealed in your life?

We often think of nanotechnology as something that�??s not going to happen until some far-off science future. But this month we�??ll be talking about the science present �?? nanotechnology products that you could go out and buy, right now! Julia Moore and Evan Michelson from the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars will tell us about what products they�??ve found on the shelves. Should these products have some sort of special label? Journalist Philip Ball will tell us what he thinks about that controversy.