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This episode opens our eyes to OB/GYN care/women's health in the United States, stillbirth, infant loss and more. Take a listen as Ann and Amanda speak about their personal experiences and why it is so important to advocate for yourself and your baby! Learn MORE about Measure The Placenta:https://www.measuretheplacenta.org1) Our advocacy website for Measure the Placenta: measuretheplacenta.org2) Dr. Kliman at Yale has a website with more details about EPV: https://medicine.yale.edu/obgyn/kliman/placenta/epv/3) The research page at Measure the Placenta: https://www.measuretheplacenta.org/research (and on this page is a link to a PDF summarizing the research!)4) A quick summary of EPV, and a tool that patients can use to ask their providers for EPV called the "Five Fast Facts About Measuring the Placenta": https://www.measuretheplacenta.org/pregnant (scroll down a bit to find the PDF)Case study: https://www.clinicalimaging.org/article/S0899-7071(23)00247-4/fulltextMerwin's EPV Calculator on the Apple Store and Android /Google PlayCount the KicksPush for Empowered PregnancyInstagram accounts:https://www.instagram.com/orangeafmamahttps://www.instagram.com/measuretheplacentaThank you for listening! Follow us on Instagram & find us on Facebook @sonographersinthecitiesCheck out our story on ultrasoundschoolsinfo!https://www.ultrasoundschoolsinfo.com/scholarship-committee/88 Vietnamese Coffee 20% off your purchase using 'SITC20' at checkout!https://88coffeecompany.com/E-mail: sonographersinthecities@gmail.comwww.instagram.com/sonographersinthecitieswww.instagram.com/lolgesellewww.instagram.com/dmsdiariesWant to purchase a wireless portable ultrasound probe?EagleView Probe:⚠️USE Discount code *lolgeselle* for 12% off your purchase!⚠️EagleView Website:https://geteagleview.com/products/dual-head-wireless-handheld-ultrasound?ref=lolgeselleNeed CMEs? We got you!@cmeultrasoundhttps://www.iame.comMembership discount codes!*10% off 1 year: GESELLE10*40% off 12 years: 12GESELLE*50% off lifetime: LIFEGESELLE

Realizované s finančnou podporou Fondu na podporu kultúry národnostných menšín. Beautiful People je séria portrétov fotografa Šymona Klimana, ktorá búra stereotypy o živote rómov v osadách. Odhaľuje nový spôsob reflexie problematiky etnických menšín. Šymon Kliman sa vo svojej tvorbe zameriava na slovenskú kultúru a témy, ktoré sú často na okraji pozornosti alebo sa na ne zabúda. Vytvára priestor pre vzájomné porozumenie medzi rôznymi sociálnymi skupinami a rozširuje povedomie o ich špecifických životných podmienkach. Jeho fotografie často nachádzame vystavené okrem múzeí a galérií aj vo verejnom priestore. Projekt Beautiful People získal niekoľko ocenení, okrem iných aj Cenu Nadácie VÚB a Cenu a štatút európskeho občana. LINKY: Webstránky Šymona Klimana: https://symonphoto.com/beautiful-people#1 Projekt Beautiful People v Nota bene, Máj 2015/167, strany 20-24: https://www.notabene.sk/swift_data/source/casopisy/archiv/2015/NOTA%20BENE167%20maj%202015%20(2).pdf Sledujte nás aj na našom FB, kde zdieľame novinky a zaujímavosti zo sveta umenia: https://www.facebook.com/ArtStoryPodcast , na našej IG stránke: https://www.instagram.com/artstory_podcast/  a na našom webe: https://artstory.sk/ -- EV 160/23/EPP | 4. ročník | epizóda 18/2024

Luftfart er kritisk infrastruktur i Nord-Norge. Knapt noen region i Europa er like avhengig av luftfart som Nordland, Troms og Finnmark. Regionen har dermed en omfattende flyplassinfrastruktur med hele 26 flyplasser.   Likeledes er det avgjørende for regionen at vi lykkes med å eliminere de negative klimaeffektene av luftfarten. Dette vil bl.a ha betydning for om regionen lykkes som arbeidslivsregion, næringsarena og reiselivsdestinasjon i en fremtid hvor kundene etterspør produktutvikling og reiselivsopplevelser med lave klimafotavtrykk. Nordland har tatt rollen som ledestjerne og forpliktet seg til å være en ledende kraft i utviklingen av grønn luftfart i Norge. Både nordlandspolitikerne og premissleverandører i et energibasert næringsliv har tatt et viktig skritt mot en mer bærekraftig fremtid for luftfarten i Nord-Norge.  Luftfarten internasjonalt står midt i en energiomstilling fra å være basert på fossilt drivstoff til å basere seg på ulike typer klimanøytrale energiløsninger. Denne omstillingen forutsetter en omfattende teknologiutvikling når det gjelder nye fremdriftssystemer for fly, nye flymodeller og ikke minst ny energiinfrastruktur på og omkring flyplassene. Denne utviklingen innebærerer ikke kun at eksisterende flytyper og systemer avkarboniseres men den muliggjør også helt nye typer luftmobilitet for eksempel mindre flytyper som kan ta av og lande vertikalt (eVTOL). I dette utviklingsløpet er det behov for arenaer for å teste ut de nye løsningene. Nord-Norge med kombinasjonen av omfattende flyplassinfrastruktur, rimelig og fornybar energiproduksjon, produksjon av klimanøytrale drivstoff, mye ledig luftrom og arktiske forhold og dertil gode kompetansemiljøer egner seg svært godt som arena for utvikling og testing av klimanøytrale løsninger innenfor luftfarten. Blant effektene fra dette prosjektet vil vi se en betydelig direkte næringsvirksomhet knyttet til testing, utvikling og validering av ny teknologi, utvikling av fremtidsrettet infrastruktur, og utvikling av fremtidens flymateriell som egner seg for arktiske strøk. Resultater herfra vil bidra til at vår region får ta i bruk klimanøytrale løsninger tidlig, og samtidig bygge betydelig kompetanse ved nordnorske kunnskapsinstitusjoner som følge av en slik aktivitet.   I tett samarbeid mellom Lofoten De grønne øyene, Energi i Nord, BLU Aviation, og UiT jobber vi for «Klimanøytral regional luftfart Nord Norge» og vi har allerede gjort betydelige fremskritt i retning av grønn luftfart. Våre partnerskap med verdensledende flyprodusenter som Airbus, Deutsche Aircraft og ATR er eksempler på den internasjonale anerkjennelsen vi har oppnådd. Dette gir oss selvtillit til å gå videre med vårt prosjekt for grønn luftfart. Bent-Joacim Bentzen, Statssekretær, Samferdselsdepartementet Marianne Dobak Kvensjø, Fylkesråd, Nordland Fylkeskommune Tom Einar karlsen, Stortingsrepresentant (Ap), Transport- og kommunikasjonskomiteen Erlend Larsen, Stortingsrepresentant (H), Transport- og kommunikasjonskomiteen Vidar Thom Benjaminsen, Lofotrådsleder, Ordfører i Vågan kommune Kathrine Tveiterås, Prorektor, UiT Norges Arktiske Universitet Lars Kobberstad, Direktør, Luftfartstilsynet Anders Fagernæs, Bærekraftsdirektør, Norwegian Olav Mosvold Larsen, Avdelingsleder Bærekraft, Avinor Laura Johanne Olsen, Programleder i Lofoten De grønne øyene, Lofotrådet Christian Kamhaug, Flypodden

In today's must-listen episode, "Breaking the Silence: Expert Panel on Understanding and Preventing Stillbirths," host Danielle Plummer, PharmD, brings together three renowned experts in stillbirth: Dr. Harvey Kliman, MD, PhD, the world's leading expert on the placenta and Director of the Reproductive and Placental Research Unit at Yale School of Medicine; Jennica Hill of Measure the Placenta; and Samantha Durante Banerjee, Executive Director of PUSH for Empowered Pregnancy. Dr. Kliman, whose life's mission is to prevent all preventable stillbirths, shares his groundbreaking insights into the placenta's critical role in pregnancy. Jennica Hill and Samantha Durante Banerjee, both survivors of stillbirth, offer powerful perspectives and practical advice from their advocacy work with Measure the Placenta and PUSH for Empowered Pregnancy. Tune in to hear them dive deep into the vital role of the placenta, essential steps for preventing stillbirth, and valuable resources available for those who have experienced such a loss. Don't miss this enlightening and empowering discussion that could make a difference in the lives of many. About Harvey Kliman: Dr. Kliman, an MD, PhD graduate from the University of Chicago, has dedicated over forty years to advancing our understanding of infertility and pregnancy complications. His contributions to placental research include developing the "Kliman" method of trophoblast purification, insights into trophoblast differentiation and invasion, and the discovery of fetal fibronectin in the placenta. He is currently exploring the critical role of serotonin in placental and fetal growth. To learn more about his extensive research, visit klimanlabs.yale.edu. ***Beyond his research and teaching at Yale, Dr. Kliman consults on complex cases of unexplained infertility and pregnancy issues. For support please contact him at harvey.kliman@yale.edu. To learn more about Samantha and Angel Alana: https://www.pushpregnancy.org/our-team To learn more about Jennica: Mom to Hugo, born still October 2021 http://www.jennicahill.com/, Jennica Hill on IMDb, Watch INTERSECTION the Series (I co-created, co-wrote, co-produced, and acted in it!), Jennica's YouTube Channel Measure the Placenta: Measure the Placenta's mission is to share information about placenta size as a measurable risk factor to potentially prevent stillbirths. Visit Measure the Placenta to find these resources and many more: - List (by state) of providers who will measure using Estimated Placental Volume (EPV): measuretheplacenta.org/providers - How to measure the placenta: measuretheplacenta.org/how - Resources for loss families: measuretheplacenta.org/lossfamilies - Information about requesting EPV if you're pregnant: measuretheplacenta.org/pregnant - How to implement EPV as a practitioner: measuretheplacenta.org/practitioner PUSH for Empowered Pregnancy: www.pushpregnancy.org - Donate to both PUSH and Measure the Placenta at pushpregnancy.org/donate (mention MTP in the comments to earmark) - Resources for stillbirth families: pushpregnancy.org/resources - Resources for subsequent pregnancies after loss: pushpregnancy.org/pal - Empowered Pregnancy Tips for stillbirth prevention: pushpregnancy.org/tips (including - Advocating for Yourself & Questions to Ask Your Provider: pushpregnancy.org/advocate) - Stillbirth Prevention Tools for providers: pushpregnancy.org/tools (including Rainbow Clinic Model: pushpregnancy.org/rainbowclinic) - Order Educational Materials: pushpregnancy.org/materials - Online Pregnancy After Loss Provider Training: pushpregnancy.thinkific.com (use code PPN at checkout for 65% off!) - Stillbirth Awareness PSA Ad (YouTube: https://youtu.be/gwhCok9l-2k?si=jJMtOtbcrfs1MKsR) NICHD Stillbirth Advocacy Working Group Patient Listening Session recording: https://youtu.be/hFjKp-yz6-U?si=RryM422HZ748Do4T National Postpartum Awareness Week for Black, Brown & Indigenous Birthing People: www.speakmovechange.net/paw (recordings from PAW2024) Additionally, reach out to Chasing the Rainbows, a nonprofit dedicated to supporting and uniting baby loss survivors across all 50 states. They provide free daily support, guidance, and resources to individuals, couples, and families dealing with infertility or grieving after pregnancy and infant loss. For more details, visit chasingtherainbows.org.

"I think he's weird ... I think he's a weird man." Ann and Amanda talk Lindsay Hubbard's (Summer House) pregnancy announcement, Ann's drug-induced kindness towards Something About Her patrons, and Katie Maloney's (VPR) defense of Ann on a popular podcast.Then the gals interview writer, comedian, and polite, kind boy, Max Kliman (27:03) about the many things angry Hollywood people have put him through -- one of which is another harrowing tale involving soup. If I had a nickel for every time a guest has shared their soup-related work trauma on this show, I'd have two nickels ... which isn't that many, but it's weird that it happened twice, right?Before they exit, Amanda and Ann recap some memorable entrances from the season premiere of The Bachelorette featuring Jenn "Jenny" Tran (1:07:31)!NOTE: Happy summer everyone! The WSANDA team is working remotely from various locations right now, so everything's a little fucked up.Check out:Max's TikTok - @MaxKlimanWSANDA SUBMISSIONS: wsandasubmissions@gmail.comFollow us on instagram @wesignedannda @mikiannmaddox @liffordthebigreddog so you can slither in our DMs with constructive feedback, but please, for the love of god, don't cyberbully us. We're fragile :-/If you're picking up what we're putting down and want even more Ann and Amanda comedy content, support us on Patreon. You have no idea how many times we've said "Wait, this is too batshit.....we'll put it on Patreon." Our cover art was made by America's sweetheart (and our producer), Maddy Weinberg, and our theme song features parts of "Kawaii Til I Die" by Starjunk 95 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

En gruppe ældre kvinder har fået krænket deres menneskerettigheder af Schweiz. Landet har nemlig ikke gjort nok for at forhindre klimaforandringerne. Sådan lød en opsigtsvækkende dom tirsdag i Den Europæiske Menneskerettighedsdomstol. Og det er blot den seneste i en række sager, hvor unge og gamle hiver deres hjemlande i retten. Hvilke konsekvenser har det for klimakampen? Og for samfundet? Journalist Laura Hattens har fulgt sagerne tæt og er dagens gæst i Avistid med Nikolaj Arve.  Programmet er produceret og tilrettelagt af Marie Louise Vesthardt og Birgit Nissen Pedersen.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Henry talks with Anne-Marie Kilman. This conversation was broadcast on 97.7FM Casey Radio in March 2024. Produced by Rob Kelly.

'Der er fare for en regulær atomkrig'. Sådan lyder advarslen fra Ruslands præsident Putin, men hvor alvorligt skal man tage truslerne? Copenhagen Pride er havnet i en god gammeldags shitstorm for at have blandet sig i debatten om krigen Gazastriben. Klimarådet dumper igen regeringens planer for at nå 2030-målet. Vært: Adrian Busk. Medvirkende: Flemming Splidsboel, seniorforsker ved DIIS og Ruslandsekspert. Lars Henriksen, forperson i Copenhagen Pride.

Dr. Harvey Kliman discovered and created the Endometrial Function Test. He is Director of the Reproductive and Placental Research Unit at Yale and focuses his research on infertility and pregnancy complications. In addition to his research and teaching activities at Yale, he also consults with Physicians to evaluate complicated cases related to pregnancy loss, and poor pregnancy outcomes. I'm honored to have him join me on The Egg Whisperer Show podcast to talk about the EFT, the endometrium, and everything you need to know about implantation. Read the article on Dr. Aimee's Website. Find Dr. Kliman online, here. Do you have questions about IVF? Join Dr. Aimee for The IVF Class at The Egg Whisperer School. The next live class call is on Monday, February 12, 2024 at 4pm PST, where Dr. Aimee will explain IVF and there will be time to ask her your questions live on Zoom. Subscribe to my YouTube channel for more fertility tips! Join Egg Whisperer School Checkout the podcast Subscribe to the newsletter to get updates Dr. Aimee Eyvazzadeh is one of America's most well known fertility doctors. Her success rate at baby-making is what gives future parents hope when all hope is lost. She pioneered the TUSHY Method and BALLS Method to decrease your time to pregnancy. Learn more about the TUSHY Method and find a wealth of fertility resources at www.draimee.org.

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Clara Kliman-Silver shares how she brings together humour, people and cognitive psychology for research impact, and how teams can make the most of their design ecosystems. Highlights include: How do you use cognitive psychology to support your findings? What is a design ecosystem and why is it a helpful framing for our work? How have you used humour when engaging with stakeholders? What is the right balance between AI and human agency within design tools? How much does research impact rely upon how it's orchestrated? ====== Who is Clara Kliman-Silver? Clara is a Staff UX Researcher at Google, where she manages a team of UX researchers, and leads company-wide strategic research projects

Content warning: This interview includes discussion of miscarriage and pregnancy loss, and may be triggering for some listeners.The placenta is an incredible body part. It's the only organ grown temporarily, created during pregnancy and discarded after birth. It has the enormous job of supporting the growth of a fetus, protecting it from infection and inflammation. When something goes wrong with the placenta, it can result in the loss of a baby.For something that can be so devastating to expectant parents, miscarriages are incredibly normal. Of the 5 million pregnancies each year in the United States, about 1 million end in miscarriage, categorized as a loss before 20 weeks of gestation. About 20,000 pregnancies end in stillbirth during the later stages of gestation.Often, after a pregnancy loss, doctors tell parents that the cause is unexplained. This can lead to feelings of failure and guilt, even though pregnancy loss is almost always out of a person's control.Dr. Harvey Kliman, director of the Yale School of Medicine's Reproductive and Placental Research Unit, has dedicated his career to better understanding the placenta and its relationship to pregnancy loss. Dr. Kliman and his team recently analyzed 1,256 placentas that resulted in pregnancy loss. They learned that 90% of these losses could be explained by conditions such as a small or misshapen placenta.Dr. Kliman joins guest host Flora Lichtman to talk about his research, and the importance of studying the placenta as a way to better understand what leads to miscarriage and stillbirth.

In this episode of the ChinaPower Podcast, we are joined by Dr. Daniel Kliman to discuss the new special report released by the State Department's Global Engagement Center, titled How the People's Republic of China Seeks to Reshape the Global Information Environment. Dr. Kliman underscored PRC ambitions for controlling the global information landscape and what that means for the U.S. and its allies. Dr. Kliman also shines light on specific PRC tactics, including five different ways China engages in information manipulation. Finally, he highlights how the United States is working with key allies and partners.  Dr. Daniel Kliman is the director of the Global Engagement Center's China Division. Previously, he worked in the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Policy, where he served as Senior Advisor for Asia Integration. He was the former Program Director and Senior Fellow for the Indo-Pacific Security Program at the Center for a New American Security. He has also worked at the German Marshall Fund as a Senior Advisor with the Asia Program. Dan is an expert in Asia-Pacific strategy, with a particular focus on U.S. competition with China.   

Dr. Harvey Kliman discovered and created the Endometrial Function Test. He is Director of the Reproductive and Placental Research Unit at Yale and focuses his research on infertility and pregnancy complications. In addition to his research and teaching activities at Yale, he also consults with Physicians to evaluate complicated cases related to pregnancy loss, and poor pregnancy outcomes. I'm honored to have him join me on The Egg Whisperer Show podcast to talk about the EFT, the endometrium, and everything you need to know about implantation. Read the article on Dr. Aimee's Website. Find Dr. Kliman online, here. Do you have questions about IVF? Join Dr. Aimee for The IVF Class at The Egg Whisperer School. The next live class call is on Monday, September 25, 2023 at 4pm PST, where Dr. Aimee will explain IVF and there will be time to ask her your questions live on Zoom. Subscribe to my YouTube channel for more fertility tips! Join Egg Whisperer School Checkout the podcast Subscribe to the newsletter to get updates Dr. Aimee Eyvazzadeh is one of America's most well known fertility doctors. Her success rate at baby-making is what gives future parents hope when all hope is lost. She pioneered the TUSHY Method and BALLS Method to decrease your time to pregnancy. Learn more about the TUSHY Method and find a wealth of fertility resources at www.draimee.org.

Yaşlanıyoruz! Yaş olarak büyümenin hayatımızda değiştirdiklerini konuşuyoruz. Arkadaşlıklar, aile, alışkanlıklar, sağlık… 30'lu yaşlara giderken tüm bu kavramların hayatımızdaki yerinin nasıl değiştiğini inceliyoruz. Interactive Transcript and Vocab Helper Support Easy Turkish and get interactive transcripts and live vocabulary for all our episodes: easyturkish.fm/membership Show Notes Who We Spend Time with as We Get Older: https://flowingdata.com/2022/04/22/changing-who-we-spend-time-with-as-we-get-older/ Transcript Intro Müzik Emin: [0:27] Herkese merhaba. Easy Turkish Podcast'in yeni bölümüne hepiniz hoş geldiniz. Uzun bir aradan sonra Cihat tekrardan bizimle. Geçmiş olsun Cihat. Nasılsın? Cihat: [0:36] İyiyim Emin. Teşekkür ederim. Hem hastaydım hem de iyileştikten sonra da işteki yoğunluk sebebiyle, onu tekrar yakalamaya çalıştığım için çok katılamamıştım. Özlemişim podcast kaydetmeyi. Sen nasılsın bu arada? Emin: [0:50] Evet. Biz de seni özledik. Ben de iyiyim. Toparlamaya çalışıyorum. Bu aralar bir salgın var diyorlar. Senin durumun neydi? Hastalığın neydi? Cihat: [0:58] Ya benim aslında boğazım çok kötüydü ve ateşim vardı. Hava da çok sıcak olduğu için hastalanmak biraz daha garip gelmişti bana yani. "Nasıl olur?" diye. Klimanın çarptığını düşünüyoruz içten içe. Bir yandan bir salgın olduğunu da söylüyorlar ama herkesinki aynı değil sanırım. İnsanlarda daha çok kusma falan onun olduğu bir hastalık varmış. Benimki çok öyle değildi. Emin: [1:22] Evet benimki öyleydi. Cihat: [1:23] Benimki normal farenjit gibiydi yani. Emin: [1:26] Bende çok ciddi mide bulantısı, kusma vesaire vardı. Ama çok şükür geçti. (Geçmiş olsun sana da.) Ama antibiyotik kullanmak zorunda kaldım. Support Easy Turkish and get interactive transcripts and live vocabulary for all our episodes: easyturkish.fm/membership

Hosts Jim Mazzo and John A. Hovanesian, MD, FACS, discuss the Silicon Valley Bank collapse and its impact on investing and innovation in the field of ophthalmology with Gilbert H. Kliman, MD. ·       Welcome to the Eyeluminaries podcast :01 ·       Review of episode 12 with Richard L. Lindstrom, MD :30 ·       Preview of episode 13 1:35 ·       Gil Kliman, MD, introduction 2:36 ·       History of Silicon Valley Bank 4:25 ·       Silicon Valley Bank's collapse 6:08 ·       Guest welcome 8:07 ·       Was the collapse a surprise? 8:22 ·       Kliman on major themes of this event being how fast it happened and how unprecedented it was for companies 9:34 ·       How many ophthalmic companies have been affected, and what are the next steps for these companies? 10:16 ·       Kliman on the turning point when the FDIC stepped in on Sunday 11:50 ·       Have you had companies report that they have accessed their funds at Silicon Valley Bank? 12:27 ·       Kliman on his experience with Silicon Valley Bank 12:45 ·       What should companies do going forward, and what are you advising companies? 14:17 ·       Kliman on figuring out a new strategy and the unique issue of 90% of depositors being above the $250,000 FDIC threshold 16:13 ·       What is the survival rate for small banks now? 17:31 ·       What do you think the flavor of the room will be at Eyecelerator@ASCRS? 19:20 ·       Kliman's advice for companies to focus on burn rates 20:35 ·       The physician's perspective for supporting innovation and small business 21:54 ·       How strategics can continue to partner with startups using their venture arm 24:04 ·       Information on the Eyecelerator meeting 25:46 ·       Wrap up and thank you, Gil 26:16 ·       Feedback, questions and guest suggestions at eyeluminaries@healio.com 26:45 ·       Thanks for listening, and preview of episode 14 27:11 John A. Hovanesian, MD, FACS, is a faculty member at the UCLA Jules Stein Eye Institute and in private practice at Harvard Eye Associates in Laguna Hills, California. Jim Mazzo is an ophthalmic industry veteran with over 40 years as CEO/Chairman of both public and private companies, including Allergan, Avellino Labs, Carl Zeiss, Neurotech Pharmaceuticals and AMO. Additionally, he is an advisor for Bain Capital and CVC Capital Partners and sits on numerous industry boards such as MDMA. Gil Kliman, MD, is managing partner at InterWest Partners and is co-founder and program director of Eyecelerator. We'd love to hear from you! Send your comments/questions to eyeluminaries@healio.com. Follow John Hovanesian on Twitter @DrHovanesian. Disclosures: Hovanesian consults widely in the ophthalmic field. Mazzo reports being an adviser for Zeiss, Bain Capital, Avellino Labs, CVC Capital, Anivive Lifesciences; executive chairman of Neurotech, Preceyes BV and TearLab; and sits on the board of Crystilex, Lensgen, IanTech, Centricity Vision and Visus. Kliman is managing partner at InterWest Partners.

Er man klima ambisiøs bør vel målet være null? Polestar jobber derfor med sin fremtidsbil Project 0 hvis målsetning er en klimanøytralt produsert bil innen 2030. Det betyr 20 000 komponenter som en bil er laget av skal ha nullutslipp frem til bilen leveres hos kjøper. For selv om elbiler er et virkemiddel til en grønn omstilling er for eksempel batteriindusterien ingen kløvereng i dag. Polestar mener bilbransjen har for lite ambisiøse mål – det er fortsatt mye penger i lobbyister som jobber for den fossile bilproduksjon - skal bilbransjen holde seg innen 1,5 graders målet, så må man handle raskt og sette seg ambisiøse mål som Polestar gjør.Kristin Fjeld, ansvarlig for kommunikasjon i Polestar Norge forteller om deres hårete mål og hva det krever av samarbeid og partnerskap for å få det til. De inviterer inn forskere, start-up og industri som er villige til å tenke nytt med dem. Hvis ikke leverandørene kan levere klimanøytrale komponenter, kan jo ikke Polestar hevde ha nullutslipp heller. Dette er også bare begynnelsen på konsernet store mål om at alle deres biler skal ha nullutslipp innen 2040. Du skal bokstavlig talt kunne kjøre den inn på gjenvinningstasjonen når den kommer til sitt livs endepunkt hvor hver bestanddel plukkes fra hverandre og gjenvinnes.Programmet ledes av Ina Stølen, som til daglig er innsikt- og strategirådgiver i Brandity. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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I talk with Dr Harvey Kliman about his research and medical opinion when it comes to the placenta, pregnancy loss/stillbirth, & reoccurring pregnancies. He is a research Scientist in the Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Reproductive Sciences at the Yale University of Medicine and the Director of the Reproductive and Placental Research Unit with the following Research Interests: Pregnancy Complications and losses, Autistic Disorder, Endometrium, and Infertility.    Dr Kliman is the one who gave me some answers around Brody's death. He shed some light on what could have happened & how we prevent it from happening again. Without his placenta pathology report, I would still be going off of what my OB said, "he was perfect, this was freak, & it won't happen again." False.Here's what we discuss:His background and how he got hereDeveloping the Estimated Placenta Volume measurementsPushback from doctorsCauses of stillbirthCauses of a small placentaHow to monitor if your placenta is smallHow do approach doctors about EPVC***d & the placentaAnd so much more... Important info from Dr Harvey Kliman:EPV: Estimated Placental VolumePregnancy loss: Pregnancy LossesHome page: Reproductive and Placental Research UnitOrganization: Measure the PlacentaEmail: harvey.kliman@yale.eduThis is an episode for those who are curious about the placenta, who want to find answers, who also want to learn about other things outside of a small placenta, & to hear how we can prevent this from happening again in subsequent pregnancies. ***NOTE: this is always an open platform from the viewpoint of the guest and does not always reflect my beliefs. As always do your own research & use your own judgement on what's best for you. I am not a doctor or a therapist. I am just a real life loss mom describing her experiences with life after loss. This is my real life, and I'm putting it out there so you feel less alone. ***For more REAL TALK about pregnancy loss, stillbirth and grief, hit follow!Instagram https: @thekatherinelazarFacebook: @thekatherinelazarWATCH IT HERE: Youtube: @thekatherinelazarEmail: thekatherinelazar@gmail.comWebsite: www.katherinelazar.com Some helpful resources:https://countthekicks.org/https://www.measuretheplacenta.org/https://www.pushpregnancy.org/https://www.tommys.org/ Follow me on Social Media:Instagram and Facebook: @thekatherinelazar   

Implantation failure and recurrent miscarriage is rampant. And unfortunately, most patients are left without answers or direction. In today's episode, I interview Dr. Harvey Kliman MD, PhD, creator of the EFT test, otherwise known as the Endometrial Function Test. He walks us through what endometrial factors can work for or against us. Including but not limited to obscure infections, inflammation, endometriosis, timing of transfer, and dosages of hormones.The episode begins with an in-depth discussion of complex interplay between hormones and uterine receptivity, followed by the goods on the EFT. He also compares the other tests available for endometrial issues - the ERA and Receptiva and gives a candid and informed viewpoint on their efficacy.You'll Learn: The complexities of the endometriumEstrogen and progesterone's effect on the endometrium and its connection to failed implantationother factors that cause infertility What the EFT test is and why it is helpfulThe difference between the ERA, Receptiva and the EFT testing procedures Thanks so much for listening to our podcast! If you enjoyed this episode and think others would love to hear it, please share it using the social media buttons on this page. Do you have some feedback or questions about this episode or want to be a guest on the show? Leave a comment in the section below or visit the website to contact me!www.naturnalife.comSubscribing to The Podcast:If you would like to get automatic updates of new podcast episodes, you can subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, Amazon, or whatever your favorite podcast app is!Ratings and reviews from our listeners are extremely valuable to us and greatly appreciated. They help our podcast rank higher on Apple Podcasts, which exposes our show to more awesome listeners like you. So if you have a minute, please leave a review on Apple Podcasts! 

It may come as a surprise to you that your baby's life-sustaining organ, the placenta, is NOT routinely measured throughout pregnancy. It's as if this necessary organ is just expected to continue growing appropriately & no one bothers to make sure. No wonder placenta related issues (including small placentas) are a common cause of stillbirth! Fresh off the stage of the #bigPUSH2022 in Washington, D.C., where he proclaimed to bereaved parents "it is NOT the your fault", Dr. Harvey Kliman, Yale's World-Renowned MD, PhD, placenta expert is joining us to explain how the placenta can be measured with a simple ultrasound technique he & his father developed (there's even an instructional video & hand-out for providers on measuretheplacenta.org & an APP: Merwins EPV Calculator). There's no reason why healthy babies should continue to die if our country can add this tool to our provider's toolbox. If an issue is noted with the growth of our babies' placentas, then providers can take necessary steps to monitor our babies & deliver them early if needed. No more waiting to see what happens! We deserve better care for ALL families to have a fighting chance to bring their baby home alive. Check out this episode & share with your friends, family & providers! Connect with Dr. Harvey Kliman: https://medicine.yale.edu/obgyn/kliman/ Resources for Measuring the Placenta: https://medicine.yale.edu/obgyn/kliman/placenta/epv/. JOIN OUR CIRCLE Make sure to subscribe to be alerted about our future episodes, which will feature honest discussions with everyone from birth workers, to birthing parents, to cord and placenta experts, to OB's, to maternal mental health providers, to advocates + more! We understand the worries & questions you may have as a parent-to-be. The Sacred Birth Circle is your village. You do not have to walk this path into parenthood alone. We're here for you every step of the way. Sacred Birth Circle goes Beyond the Pregnancy Guide sharing helpful, potentially life-saving, & supportive Womb Wisdom you won't hear anywhere else! Follow Sacred Birth Circle on IG + FB to connect with us + our community & expand your knowledge with us. With love, Ana RESOURCES If you have suffered a stillbirth please accept our deepest, heartfelt condolences & visit pushpregnancy.org/pregnancy-infant-loss for a list of resources we recommend. Rae also has a curated support website for loss families www.thebluestcircle.com. As loss parents ourselves, we understand the nightmare you have been living through. Please know you are NOT alone. Our community is here for you! If you're currently pregnant, get the Count the Kicks app now to get to know your baby's normal movement pattern & visit countthekicks.org for more information, baby save stories, & info for providers to educate their patients on this life-saving technique. To learn more about measuring the placenta, check out our partner org's website www.measuretheplacenta.org & feel free to connect with them to find a provider willing to help with this important stillbirth prevention tool that is not yet part of standard of care. DISCLAIMER Our content is not intended as medical advice. This is general information regarding the subjects discussed, which may not apply to every person. Please consult your healthcare provider for your medical care or advice specifically tailored to your needs, symptoms and health. Your care team will have a better understanding of your pregnancy, birth and postpartum situation. Make sure you ask for their help and guidance.

Today we welcome Dr. Harvey Kliman to the podcast. He graciously spends time with us diving into why his research is important to those who have experienced infertility, or pregnancy and infant loss, why it's not often not prioritized in the world of research and what he feels like are large barriers in our healthcare system today. Thank you to Dr. Kliman for coming to the podcast to share the data, science and research that gives loss families information, and at times, closure, when they otherwise had none. We are so thankful for your work in the world, Dr. Kliman. Harvey J. Kliman is an MD, PhD graduate in Medicine and Cellular Biochemistry from the University of Chicago. He is currently a Research Scientist in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Yale University School of Medicine, and the Director of the Reproductive and Placental Research Unit with a special interest in infertility and pregnancy complications. He has over forty years of anatomic pathology training and he has over ten patents. In addition to his research and teaching activities at Yale, he also consults with doctors, patients, and lawyers to evaluate complicated cases of unexplained infertility, pregnancy loss, and poor pregnancy outcomes.An extensive website with articles, abstracts, lab activities, and past and present students and staff can be found at: klimanlabs.yale.eduIf you have experienced pregnancy or infant loss and would like to contact Dr. Kliman and his team to investigate your case further, you can find more information here: https://medicine.yale.edu/obgyn/kliman/placenta/pregnancyloss/

Dr. Harvey Kliman discovered and created the Endometrial Function Test. He is Director of the Reproductive and Placental Research Unit at Yale and focuses his research on infertility and pregnancy complications. In addition to his research and teaching activities at Yale, he also consults with Physicians to evaluate complicated cases related to pregnancy loss, and poor pregnancy outcomes. I'm honored to have him join me today on The Egg Whisperer Show to talk about the EFT, the endometrium, and everything you need to know about implantation. Read the article on Dr. Aimee's Website. Do you have questions about IVF? Join Dr. Aimee for The IVF Class at The Egg Whisperer School. The next live class call is on Monday, October 17, 2022 at 4pm PST, where Dr. Aimee will explain IVF and there will be time to ask her your questions live on Zoom. Subscribe to my YouTube channel for more fertility tips! Join Egg Whisperer School Checkout the podcast Subscribe to the newsletter to get updates Dr. Aimee Eyvazzadeh is one of America's most well known fertility doctors. Her success rate at baby-making is what gives future parents hope when all hope is lost. She pioneered the TUSHY Method and BALLS Method to decrease your time to pregnancy. Learn more about the TUSHY Method and find a wealth of fertility resources at www.draimee.org.

This episode was written using the following references:Frank Nugent, “War's Double-Entry”, New York Times, 17th September 1939, section A, p. 137Robert Sklar, Movie-Made America: A Cultural History of American Movies [New York: Random House, 1975], p. 253University of California Television (UCTV). (2017, April 2). Expanded Hitchcock: Rebecca [Video]. YouTube. Retrieved September 25, 2022, from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WY3SKrxnIMoSchatz, T., 1999. Boom and Bust: American Cinema in the 1940s. Berkeley: Univ. of California Press.Holden, Anthony. (1993). The Oscars: The Secret History of Hollywood's Academy Awards. Little Brown and Company.Kliman, B. W. (1983). A Palimpsest for Olivier's “Hamlet.” Comparative Drama, 17(3), 243–253. For more British films that carved out overseas success, watch:Brief Encounter (1945) dir. David LeanCaesar and Cleopatra (1945) dir. Gabriel PascalGreat Expectations (1946) dir. David LeanThe Red Shoes (1948) dirs. Michael Powell and Emeric PressburgerAnd for more examples of European directors used Gothic elements in their noir films, seek out:Shadow of a Doubt (1943) dir. Alfred HitchcockDouble Indemnity (1944) dir. Billy WilderThe Woman in the Window (1944) dir. Fritz Lang  Phantom Lady (1944) dir. Robert Siodmak

I dagens podkast snakker vi med havnesjef i Arendal, Rune Hvass.

- Altfor mange selskaper kaller seg klimanøytrale uten at de reelt er det, mener Stig Schjølset, fagsjef i Miljøstiftelsen Zero. Det har blitt en trend. Selskap etter selskap setter seg mål om å bli klimanøytrale. Stadig flere selskaper annonserer også at de allerede er klimanøytrale. - Hvis et selskap kaller seg klimanøytralt uten at de faktisk reelt har netto null utslipp risikerer de å bli anklaget for grønnvasking, sier Schjølset. Sammen med PWC, har Zero kartlagt en rekke norske selskaper og funnet ut at det trolig ikke er noen selskaper i Norge som reelt er klimanøytrale, til tross for at mange selv tror eller mener at de er det. - Det er veldig bra at selskaper finansierer klimakutt i industrien eller utbygging av fornybar energi i andre land, men dette bør ikke benyttes til å kompensere for utslipp i egen virksomhet, sier han. Kun selskaper som kutter utslippene i tråd med målene i Parisavtalen og kompenserer for restutslippene ved å fjerne like mye utslipp fra atmosfæren som selskapet er ansvarlig for, bør kalle seg klimanøytrale, mener han. I denne podkastpraten forteller Stig Schjølset hvordan han og Zero mener at begrepet klimanøytralt bør brukes av næringslivet og hvor lista bør ligge for selskaper som vil være klimanøytrale og unngå grønnvaskings-stempelet.

Snorre Handeland Gryte, Oscar Hafstad og Moquan Chen

I denne episoden lærer du mer om arbeidet med klimakvoter, og deltagerne diskuterer hvordan virksomheter med netto null målsetning skal navigere i kvotejungelen. Er det mulig å bli karbonnøytral til jul? Lytt til samtalen mellom: Stig Schjølset, fagsjef, Miljøstiftelsen ZERO Sophie Brusgaard Jewett, Manager Climate Change & Sustainability, PwC Hanne Rolén, bærekraftsleder, Aker Carbon Capture og styreleder, PF CO2-håndtering See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Stuart Kliman serves as the newly appointed Partner and Head of Building Industry Partner’s newly formed Center of Excellence (CoE) focused on human capital management. Building Industry Partners is the leading private equity firm in the building and construction industry, focused on helping companies create value not just for their customers and shareholders, but for their most critical stakeholder, their employees. In his role Kliman’s primary focus is helping BIP’s portfolio companies and the industry-at-large create “people-first” cultures that reinforce the holistic well-being of employees and their families while at the same time deliver better business performance and bottom-line financial results. Prior to joining BIP, Kliman was a founder and partner for 25 years at Vantage Partners, a mid-sized consulting and training organization specializing in biopharmaceuticals and healthcare. In addition to helping steer Vantage’s strategic direction and sitting on its management committee, at various times Kliman oversaw several operational functions, including human resources and marketing, and directly drove revenue for the firm. In this episode Tracy interviews Stu Kliman- consultant to the health ecosystem turned private equity Human Capital COE leader – on the unexpected connection between his current work and enhancing overall health and wellness. Tracy and Stu explore the ever-evolving boundaries of the health industry, Building Industry Partner’s vision for enhancing health and wellness within the building and construction industry, and their belief that investing in people is not only the right thing to do- it’s also a means to achieving organizational and financial success. Show Notes Building Industry Partners, a private equity firm focused on the building sector, believes firmly that there is an inextricable link between leadership’s ability to tap into the best in people and the overall success of an organization. Investing thoughtfully into an organization’s people is the right thing to do in and of itself in terms of helping enhance health and wellness through improving health benefits, increasing individual autonomy, and building financial stability and career resilience of populations. Building Industry Partner’s seeks to prove that in addition to these inherent benefits, investing meaningfully in people is a reliable method for generating world class business results. Building Industry Partner’s believes there are five key criteria for defining a strong employee value proposition that translates to financial wellness – Financial Security, Career Resilience, Advancement Opportunity, Engagement, and Wellness. People are the key to unlocking innovations needed to tackle today’s most complex industry challenges such as sustainability, talent attraction and retention, and responding to growing complexity within customer base. When it comes to enhancing health and wellness, collaboration is the difference maker - both on the front lines in how we interface with individuals and work in teams- and more broadly in how we approach complex challenges facing the country as a whole.

“The students are fascinated to see that someone who ordinarily they know behind the couch can be on the stand and try to influence social justice, and influence foster care systems, influence schools, churches and often corporations.”    Episode Description: We begin by recalling Dr. Kliman's 92nd birthday request of inviting trainees to participate in his work with the Harlem Family Institute and the Harlem Psychoanalytic Institute. He presents clinical examples especially around the issue of giving voice to those who suffered trauma. His teaching includes demonstrating how an analyst engages with the legal system in order to seek justice for ignored victims. We also discuss his recent thinking on PTSD and the altruistic communicative aspects of otherwise individually disabling symptoms. We close with his sharing with us his precarious health, the impact of his Holocaust family history, and the usefulness of his current analysis.    Our Guest: Gilbert Kliman, MD. Medical Director, Preventive Psychiatry Associates Medical Group and The Children's Psychological Health Center, Inc. Chairperson, Harlem Family Institute. Recipient 2016 Anna Freud Award, 2020 Humanitarian Award of The American Psychoanalytic Association. 2020 Rieger Award, AACAP. Distinguished Life Fellow of the American Psychiatric Association, Diplomate of Am. Board of Psychiatry and Neurology; Life Fellow and Diplomate of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry; Certified Psychoanalyst for Children, Adolescents, and Adults, American Psychoanalytic Association, Diplomate; Fellow, American College of Psychoanalysts    Recommended Reading:    Schmidt Hellerau, C (2018) Driven to Survive. iP Books, NY NY  www.childrenspsychologicalhealthcenter.org (See especially the pages on “Reflective Network Therapy”, pages on “Results”, “Guided Activity Workbooks”)    www.harlemfamilyinstitute.org    Jeffery, E (2001) The Mortality of Psychoanalysts. J. Am. Psan. Assoc. 49:1.    Kliman, G (2010) Reflective Network Therapy in the Preschool Classroom. University Press of America, Durham MD. (available as hardcopy or Kindle at Amazon.com)    Kliman, G. (2020) Reflective Network Therapy for Childhood Autism and Childhood PTSD. J. Neuropsychoanalysis and Allied Disciplines. Volume 20, 2018 – Issue 2. https://doi.org/10.1080/15294145.2018.1535279        ________. (2020). Regularity of IQ Rise With an Interpersonal Preschool Treatment: 81 Treated Preschoolers vs 63 Comparison and Controls. Honors presentation – Rieger Award. 2020 Virtual Meeting, 2020 - aacap.confex.com. For a copy of the data tables, write to gilbertkliman2008@gmail.com        __________ (2021 in preparation) A Unifying New Theory of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder in Children. Draft available from gilbertkliman2008@gmail.com        Those who wish video recordings of my 2018, 2019 or 2021 seminars on Forensics or on Reflective Network Therapy, write gilbertkliman2008@gmail.com 

Klimaoptimistenes livesending fra Zerokonferansen 2021. Stadig flere selskap setter mål om klimanøytralitet. Men hvordan blir man egentlig et klimanøytralt selskap? I denne episoden møter du Hanne Løvstad, leder for arbeidet med bærekraft og klimarisiko i PwC Norge, og Stig Schjølset, fagsjef i Zero.I Klimaoptimistene inviterer Erik Solheim og Jens Ulltveit-Moe personligheter fra hele verden for å dele sine perspektiver og klimaløsninger.

Hvad får 30 procent af befolkningen til at droppe at stemme til kommunal- og regionsrådsvalg? Er fængslerne ved at udvikle sig til rugekasser for coronasmitte? Hvem er de flygtninge, som Belarus' diktator prøver at få ind i EU? Din vært er Kristoffer Lind Tidskoder: 00-03: Clara Vind, Reporter på Den Uafhængige // Om borgmesteren på Frederiksberg, Simon Aggesen. Clara er stået tidligt op for at fange ham til en kommentar om kommunalvalget. 06-16: Martin Vinæs, lektor og forsker i vælgeradfærd på Aarhus Universitet // Om hvad der får 30 procent af befolkningen til at droppe at stemme til kommunal- og regionsrådsvalg. 17-23: Martin Reiter, skolelærer og sofavælger // Om man får noget ud af at stemme til kommunalvalget. 23-34: Bjarne Friis Pedersen, konfliktmægler // Om voldtægtsforbrydere skal slippe for fængselsstraf til fordel for et samtaleforløb med offeret. 35-42: Jesper Dalbye, tillidsrepræsentant for fængselsbetjente i Storstrøm Fængsel // Om fængslerne er ved at udvikle sig til rugekasser for coronasmitte. 42-50: Jesper Theilgaard, meteorolog og stifter af klimaformidling.dk // Om det er muligt at holde temperaturstigninger under 1,5 grader, som der står i Paris-aftalen. 50-01:00: Jakob Illeborg, B.T.s internationale korrespondent der sidste uge befandt sig i ‘katastrofeområdet' ved den polsk-belarussiske grænse // Om hvem de flygtninge, som Belarus' diktator prøver at få ind i EU er. 01:07-01:17: Jean Thierry, formand for organisationsbestyrelsen i boligselskabet fsb. // Om familier skal smides ud af deres bolig som straf for et enkelt familiemedlems ugerninger. 01:19-01:26: Clara Vind, Reporter på Den Uafhængige // Clara vejer stemningen omkring borgmester Simon Aggesen (K) på Frederiksberg. 01:26-01:30: Frederik, bor på Nørrebro og har stemt på LA // Om hvordan det er at stemme på et blåt parti, når man er bosat på det røde Nørrebro. 01:29-01:38: Kasper Sand Kjær, retsordfører i Socialdemokratiet // Om regeringens nye udspil for et tryggere natteliv lægger for meget magt i hænderne på politiet. 01:40-01:42: Hans Engell, politisk kommentator // Om kommunalvalget kommer til at byde på store overraskelser.

Aldrig før i verdenshistorien har hele menneskeheden haft et problem, der var så stort, at det ramte alle mennesker på kloden – og kun kunne løses, hvis folk i alle lande arbejdede sammen om det. Men hvordan gør man så lige det? Svaret er: gruppearbejde. Med den simple opgave at løse det største problem, vi nogensinde har stået overfor: global opvarmning. Gruppearbejdet hedder COP-26 og foregår i Skotland, hvor ledere og eksperter fra alverdens lande mødes i endnu et forsøg på at blive enige om, hvordan vi undgår en klimakatastrofe. Og hvem der skal gøre hvad. Men hvordan er det egentlig gået på de tidligere COP-møder? Duer gruppen overhovedet til noget? Hvordan taler tusindvis af mennesker i praksis sammen på en meningsfuld måde? Og hvad er det helt konkret, der er på spil denne gang i Skotland?

Aldrig før i verdenshistorien har alle menneskeheden haft et problem, der var så stort, at det ramte alle mennesker på kloden – og kun kunne løses, hvis folk i alle lande arbejdede sammen om det. Men hvordan gør man så lige det? Svaret er: gruppearbejde. Med den simple opgave at løse det største problem, vi nogensinde har stået overfor: global opvarmning. Gruppearbejdet hedder COP-26 og foregår i Skotland, hvor ledere og eksperter fra alverdens lande mødes i endnu et forsøg på at blive enige om, hvordan vi undgår en klimakatastrofe. Og hvem der skal gøre hvad. Men hvordan er det egentlig gået på de tidligere COP-møder? Duer gruppen overhovedet til noget? Hvordan taler tusindvis af mennesker i praksis sammen på en meningsfuld måde? Og hvad er det helt konkret, der er på spil denne gang i Skotland?

Hvad mener man egentlig med, at vi måske kan opfinde os ud af klimakrisen? Hvad er det for idéer, der arbejdes på i laboratorier rundt om på kloden? Hvor meget vil de hjælpe? Og hvornår kan vi få dem at se? Forskellige steder i verden – også i Danmark - eksperimenterer forskere i disse år i en vrimmel af ideer, der måske kan hjælpe os igennem klimakrisen. Nogle af dem er temmelig fantastiske og kan få stor betydning både for klimaet og i bredere forstand for menneskehedens fremtid. Hvis altså de bliver til noget. I dette afsnit beder vi Politikens to videnskabsnørder Lasse Foghsgaard og Magnus Bredsdorff afsløre nogle af de vildeste og mest interessante bud på ny teknologi, som måske kan hjælpe os med at skrue ned for varmen, og spørger dem, hvor stor chancen er for, at de forskellige projekterne lykkes.

Hvad er det egentlig for et Danmark, der venter os i en varmere fremtid? Altså: hvornår vil havet stige? Hvor meget? Og hvilke dele af landet bliver så oversvømmet? Eller er det i virkeligheden ikke havet, vi skal frygte, men storm, tørke og regn i stride strømme?I dette afsnit fortæller Politikens to klimanørder Magnus Bredsdorff og Adam Hannestad, hvordan det danske landskab, naturen og livet i byerne vil forandre sig, alt efter hvor meget det lykkes os at skrue ned for den globale opvarmning. Hvilke dyr, planter og træer bliver truet? Hvilke nye arter skal vi leve med? Hvad skal der til, for at vi får begrænset følgerne? Og hvad er det allerede for sent at forhindre?

Yale University physician scientist Harvey Kliman on the gooey red organ at the center of it all - the placenta.

In this episode of the Better Understanding podcast, I'll introduce you to Stuart Kliman, a Partner at Building Industry Partners, which is a leading private equity investment firm. Stuart talks about inclusion as both an objectively good end and also as a necessary means to better business results. He believes industries will lose if they can't attract and retain a diverse workforce that can help them better serve an ever more diverse customer set.Download episode transcript

Our guest today is Stuart Kliman, Partner and Head of the newly formed Center of Excellence at Building Industry Partners.  Stu's previous experience with the Harvard Negotiation Project (think tank behind the book – Getting to Yes) and as a founding partner of Vantage Partners, a management consulting firm, has made him an expert at helping not only companies improve their performance but assisting industries to collaborate and grow together. In this episode, Stu provides insight into the following questions: What does it mean to be a leader? What are the distinct traits of good leaders? What single trait can be used to further vet for outstanding leaders?

Dr. Harvey Kliman discovered and created the Endometrial Function Test. He is Director of the Reproductive and Placental Research Unit at Yale and focuses his research on infertility and pregnancy complications. In addition to his research and teaching activities at Yale, he also consults with Physicians to evaluate complicated cases related to pregnancy loss, and poor pregnancy outcomes. I'm honored to have him join me today on The Egg Whisperer Show to talk about the EFT, the endometrium, and everything you need to know about implantation. Read the article on Dr. Aimee's Website. Subscribe to my YouTube channel for more fertility tips! Join Egg Whisperer School Checkout the podcast Subscribe to the newsletter to get updates   Dr. Aimee Eyvazzadeh is one of America's most well known fertility doctors. Her success rate at baby-making is what gives future parents hope when all hope is lost. She pioneered the TUSHY Method and BALLS Method to decrease your time to pregnancy. Learn more about the TUSHY Method and find a wealth of fertility resources at www.draimee.org.

In episode 197, Bradley is joined by Stuart Kliman, Partner at Building Industry Partners. They discuss:   Human capital management – what it is & why it’s important Curiosity as it relates to coaching The importance of the Employee Value Proposition   * * *   If you enjoyed this podcast, we'd sincerely appreciate it if you left a review on Apple Podcasts. The feedback helps improve the show and helps with our visibility as well. The more people listen to the podcast, the more we can invest into it to make it even better.   Since we're asking for things . . . we'd also love it if you recommended this show to your friends and colleagues. Your network looks to people like you to learn where to invest their time and attention. We'd love the opportunity to add value to more people in our community.     Sign up for the Behind Your Back Newsletter that arrives twice each month and delivers insights and ideas to help you sell more, faster, at higher margins:   behindyourbacksales.com/newsletter For more info: behindyourbacksales.com/podcast  Instagram: instagram.com/behindyourbackceo  

We sat down with the Sookie St. James of Texas, Larisa Kliman of Eating Gilmore (@eatinggilmore), to talk all things Gilmore Girls as she cooks and bakes her way through her favorite show and documents her journey on Instagram and her blog, eatinggilmore.com. Larisa, a high school college admissions counselor, also shares her expert advice for applying to college, and what Gilmore Girls got right (and wrong) about the process. She also introduces R&M to their new fave Harry Potter account, @bradbakes. Grab your apron and spatula and we’ll see you in Stars Hollow! . . . Hey, we're not in so -- AH bashed my thumb! -- leave a message: fridaynightdinnerpodcast@gmail.com If you're out on the road, follow us on Instagram: @fridaynightdinnerpod Don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review this podcast on Apple Podcast, Spotify, or wherever you listen to podcasts. . . Intro and outro music by Sam Phillips, covered by Brent Cihonski. We own nothing. Gilmore Girls is the property of Amy Sherman-Palladino and Daniel Palladino. All thoughts expressed within the podcast are our own and do not reflect the thoughts, beliefs, etc. of the showrunners, producers, creators, actors, etc.

In this three-part conversation, Gabe Mahoney, a nurse who specializes in end of life, describes how the experience of loss is very different for nurses during COVID-19. Dr. Kliman offers insight and strategies nurses can employ to cope during this unprecedented time. Gabe Mahoney, FNP has been a nurse for 17 years and is a leader in palliative and hospice care as well as a nurse educator.  Jodie Kliman, Ph.D. is a professor in  Clinical Psychology at William James College. Dr. Kliman also has a private practice where she has focused on trauma work for 35 years, both in the public sector and in medical settings.If you found the information helpful, please share this podcast with your community. If you have questions, suggestions for future episodes, or if you are a nurse who would like to participate in a future episode, please contact us at https://www.laboure.edu/podcast or email katelyn_dwyer@laboure.edu. Follow the #CareForNurses campaign on Facebook and Instagram for more mental health resources for COVID nurses. Labouré College is the largest and longest running educator of nurses in the Boston area. Learn more at https://www.laboure.edu/William James College is a leader in psychology and mental health education. Learn more at https://www.williamjames.edu/This podcast does not take the place of individual medical advice from a licensed therapist or medical doctor. Please seek support if you are struggling to cope with ongoing stress or negative thoughts. If you or someone you know is suicidal or in emotional distress, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. at 1-800-273-TALK. 

This episode is rich with stories about what a music therapist may walk through in discovering themselves. In our conversation, we talk about trusting your gut, burnout, sustainable work, and so much more. Sarah is a social worker and music therapist currently working as a child and family therapist for a non-profit with children impacted by trauma and their caregivers. As an advocate for supervision, Sarah offers supervision for music therapists pro-bono on a limited basis, so jump on this if you're looking for support! This was one of my favorite conversations to-date, and I hope you enjoy it as much as I did! Find her on Instagram @skliii Music, production, and editing by Greg Best.

In this three-part conversation, Gabe Mahoney, a nurse who specializes in end of life, describes how the experience of loss is very different for nurses during COVID-19. Dr. Kliman offers insight and strategies nurses can employ to cope during this unprecedented time. Gabe Mahoney, FNP has been a nurse for 17 years and is a leader in palliative and hospice care as well as a nurse educator. Jodie Kliman, Ph.D. is a professor in  Clinical Psychology at William James College. Dr. Kliman also has a private practice where she has focused on trauma work for 35 years, both in the public sector and in medical settings.If you found the information helpful, please share this podcast with your community. If you have questions, suggestions for future episodes, or if you are a nurse who would like to participate in a future episode, please contact us at https://www.laboure.edu/podcast or email katelyn_dwyer@laboure.edu. Follow the #CareForNurses campaign on Facebook and Instagram for m ore mental health resources for COVID nurses.Labouré College is the largest and longest running educator of nurses in the Boston area. Learn more at https://www.laboure.edu/William James College is a leader in psychology and mental health education. Learn more at https://www.williamjames.edu/This podcast does not take the place of individual medical advice from a licensed therapist or medical doctor. Please seek support if you are struggling to cope with ongoing stress or negative thoughts. If you or someone you know is suicidal or in emotional distress, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. at 1-800-273-TALK. 

yes, that is the best pun i could come up with. this is a free episode. you're lucky you even get a title in the pod realm of necessity

Henry Grossek chats with the outgoing President of the Victorian Principals Association (VPA), Anne-Maree Kliman. The Victorian Principals Association is a professional association that recognises the opportunities and challenges that are faced by educational leaders and actively advocates for them in their complex roles of school leadership, by ensuring they are connected, united and empowered. The VPA was originally formed in 1971 to represent the professional interests of principals in Victorian primary schools.Today the organisation has grown, representing Educational Leaders – Principal Class and Leading Teachers - in Victorian government schools. This conversation was originally broadcast on 3SER's 97.7FM Casey Radio in December 2020. It was produced by Rob Kelly.

In this three-part conversation, Gabe Mahoney, a nurse who specializes in end of life, describes how the experience of loss is very different for nurses during COVID-19. Dr. Kliman offers insight and strategies nurses can employ to cope during this unprecedented time.Gabe Mahoney, FNP has been a nurse for 17 years and is a leader in palliative and hospice care as well as a nurse educator. Jodie Kliman, Ph.D. is a professor in  Clinical Psychology at William James College. Dr. Kliman also has a private practice where she has focused on trauma work for 35 years, both in the public sector and in medical settings. If you found the information helpful, please share this podcast with your community. If you have questions, suggestions for future episodes, or if you are a nurse who would like to participate in a future episode, please contact us at https://www.laboure.edu/podcast or email katelyn_dwyer@laboure.edu. Follow the #CareForNurses campaign on Facebook and Instagram for m ore mental health resources for COVID nurses. Labouré College is the largest and longest running educator of nurses in the Boston area. Learn more at https://www.laboure.edu/William James College is a leader in psychology and mental health education. Learn more at https://www.williamjames.edu/This podcast does not take the place of individual medical advice from a licensed therapist or medical doctor. Please seek support if you are struggling to cope with ongoing stress or negative thoughts. If you or someone you know is suicidal or in emotional distress, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. at 1-800-273-TALK. 

Elektrifisering, kvotekjøp, skogplanting og lagring av andre sine utslipp er blant noen av tiltakene som tas i bruk. Programleder Martin Larsen Hirth, fagansvarlig for klima i KLP, Lars Erik Mangset og førsteamanuensis ved UiB og Bjerknessenteret, Lea Svendsen diskuterer også:  - Hvorfor er det et utall ulike definisjoner og hvorfor det er problematisk? - Hva er reelle tiltak og hva er grønnvasking?  - Hvordan forskere forholder seg til begrep som klima- og karbonnøytrale - Hva det betyr når et selskap skal måle Scope 3-utslipp? - Hvorfor kvotekjøp kanskje kan sammenlignes med å ta sit-ups?  - Hva med selskap som har lave utslipp selv, men som påvirker i langt større grad, som advokater og PR-byrå?  Ukens anbefalinger:  Lars Erik Mangset: Jeg anbefaler en artikkel fra The Economist i sommer: «What if carbon removal becomes the new Big Oil? - om et tenkt scenario i 2050.   Lea Svendsen: Ta en kikk på NRKs sak «Sjekk klimaendringene i din kommune» og se hvordan man tror klima har endret seg til 2100. Og som en bonus, sjekk ut denne lille videoen fra Cicero i anledning Paris-avtalens femårsjubileum. Martin Larsen Hirth: Onsdag ble det sjette karbonbudsjettet lagt frem i Storbritannia, for hvor mye utslipp man kan ha i perioden fra 2033-2037 for å nå nullutslipp i 2050. Anbefalingene er også brutt ned sektorvis, og datasett er åpent tilgjengelig.   

Discussion about interviewing and encouraging people to share their stories with Courtney Kliman. Courtney worked for a long time in media and broadcasting. She has expertise in highlighting individual patient stories utilizing skills that transcend into physical therapy and health related fields. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/SpillingtheDPTea)

David Kliman discusses navigating the current crisis and thriving in a challenging environment. When the Covid crisis hit, David Kliman, president of The Kliman Group, watched his business plans disintegrate. “The day before the lockdown, I had a full calendar — it was going to be a banner year,” he says. “A day after, I had an empty calendar.” In that way, he’s like many in the industry, who faced unprecedented difficulties as the pandemic hit. But instead of mourning his lost business or idly waiting for it to come back, he picked up the phone — reaching out to industry members to ask how he could help. In this episode of Eventful: The Podcast for Meeting Professionals, Kliman discusses what came out of those phone calls: The Events Industry Council’s APEX COVID-19 Business Recovery Task Force — an international team of industry thought leaders helping to curate and share accepted practices to help the industry recover. He also offers other tips for navigating the current crisis and positioning your business to meet the demands of a changed landscape for meetings and events. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Henry Grossek chats with the President of the Victorian Principals Association (VPA) Anne-Maree Kliman. This interview was originally broadcast on 3SER's 97.7FM Casey Radio in 2020. Produced by Rob Kelly

Henry Grossek chats with the President of the Victorian Principals Association (VPA) Anne-Maree Kliman about the successes and challenges the teaching profession faces during the Covid_19 pandemic. Produced by Rob Kelly

My guest on Episode 39 of Shattered Conception is Dr. Harvey Kliman who has, in addition to an M.D., holds a Ph.D. in cellular biochemistry from the University of Chicago. He is currently a Research Scientist in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Yale University School of Medicine and the Director of the Reproductive and Placental Research Unit with a special interest in infertility, pregnancy complications, pregnancy loss(es) and stillbirth. He has over thirty years of anatomic pathology training with particular emphasis in electron microscopy, immunohistochemistry, endometrial and placental pathology. He has over ten patents, including the patent for the Endometrial Function Test® (EFT®)—“The soil test for the endometrium®” and “Method and system for determining placental volume.” His contributions in the field of placental research include the development of the “Kliman” method of trophoblast purification, research into the mechanisms of trophoblast differentiation and invasion, the role and genesis of syncytial knots, and more recently, the clinical utility of abnormalities in placental growth patterns, especially trophoblast invaginations and inclusions, to diagnose genetic abnormalities in pregnancy, including autism. We spoke at length before recording this podcast and thought we could begin this episode talking about the inability to become pregnant. What would you want a woman to know about her inability to get pregnant or sustain a pregnancy…where should she start to gather the needed information to see what is going on with her uterus? (This is where we discuss the different types of uterine lining tests, including the Endometrial Function Test®, "EFT®") There are approximately 2 million pregnancy losses a year in the USA. We are talking about the women who are pregnant but lose the pregnancy AND there are women who lose their pregnancy between 20-40 weeks gestation. (This is where we talk about the Estimated Placental Volume Test®, "EPV"® ) Dr. Harvey J. Kliman can be reached at 203-785-3854 or http://klimanlabs.yale.edu    

Plastik op, plastik ned, plastik i min maaaaave. Sådan kan en nyopdaget tangloppe synge, og plastik er allevegne. Vi skal snakke om mikroplast, bioplast, pantplast og hvordan vi bruger det vs. Hvordan vi bør bruge det. Derudover kommer vi ind på coronavirussets indflydelse på nødhjælp og klimarådets nyeste rapport. Klimapanelet udgår som følge af, at vi som følge af Corona, ikke længere har gæster i studiet.

Plastik op, plastik ned, plastik i min maaaaave. Sådan kan en nyopdaget tangloppe synge, og plastik er allevegne. Vi skal snakke om mikroplast, bioplast, pantplast og hvordan vi bruger det vs. Hvordan vi bør bruge det. Derudover kommer vi ind på coronavirussets indflydelse på nødhjælp og klimarådets nyeste rapport. Klimapanelet udgår som følge af, at vi som følge af Corona, ikke længere har gæster i studiet.

  “Reflective network therapy is literally an application of child analysis in the real-life setting of a preschool.”    Description: Harvey Schwartz welcomes Dr. Gilbert Kliman a child and adult psychoanalyst who has focused his career on providing measurable outcomes from his clinical work, which he discusses in this episode.    Dr. Kliman has a Distinguished Life Fellow status in the American Psychiatric Association, the American Academy of Child and Adolescent in Psychiatry and the American Psychoanalytic Association. He is a graduate of the Interdisciplinary Fellowship in Science and Psychiatry and Albert Einstein Medical College in New York. Dr. Kliman is the recipient of the American Psychoanalytic Association’s 2020 Humanitarian Award, the Anna Freud Award for Child and Research in 2016, the Dean Brockman Award in 2014 and the French Psychoanalytic Society Award in 2014.     Dr. Kliman has been a major contributor to the field of child analysis, child therapy and essentially to the wellbeing of the people whose lives he touches. He has discovered and created a new method of intervening in children’s lives called The Reflective Network Therapy.    Key takeaways:  [3:45] Dr. Kliman talks about his evidence-based findings of the effects of child analysis and RNT in the cognition of preschoolers.  [6:13] Dr. Kliman talks about Reflective Network Therapy, the treatment program that has made radical changes in the lives of many preschoolers.  [9:33] There is no privacy in the progress of the sessions.  [11:30] At the end of the session, there is a debriefing, where the child and the analyst try to explain to the teacher and other students what they have been doing.  [13:55] The teachers receive training to follow the guidelines of Reflective Network Therapy.  [17:10] Dr. Kliman shares a case example.  [21:53] Care and tenderness have been the key to the success of the treatment.  [25:42] Reflective Network Therapy is tuned analytic work in a classroom.  [27:18] The observing children in the classroom become incredibly altruistic as a result of participating in the therapeutic process.  [28:07] Dr. Kliman shares the example of a preschool in San Mateo.  [31:17] Dr. Kliman talks about personal experiences and professional trajectory which motivated his passion for psychoanalysis.  [36:28] Hard measures in psychoanalysis  [39:55] Dr. Kliman talks about the liveliness of working in a preschool  [41:40] Children learn to learn in small networks, not in dyads.    Mentioned in this episode:  IPA Off the Couch www.ipaoffthecouch.org    Visit Children Psychological Health Center for publicly viewable videos. Write to gilbertkliman2008@gmail.com for confidentiality agreements and instructional videos, or donate through Network For Good   Recommended Readings:  Garber, Howard L. (1988) The Milwaukee Project: Preventing Mental Retardation in Children At Risk. National Inst. of Handicapped Research (ED), Washington, DC. ISBN-0-940898-16-0 88.     Heinecke, C.M. (1966) Frequency of Psychotherapeutic Session as a Factor Affecting the Child's Developmental Status. Psychoanalysis. Stud. Child 20, 42-98.    Heinecke, C.M. and Ramsey-Klee, DM. (1986) Outcome of Child Psychotherapy as a Function of Frequency of Session. J. A.A.C.P. 25(2), 247-253.    Jeffery, E. (2001) J Am Psychoanal Assoc vol. 49 no. 1 103-111    Kliman, G. (2011) Reflective Network Therapy in the Preschool Classroom. U. Press of America. Lanham, MD.    Kliman, G (2014) A unifying new theory of posttraumatic stress disorder. Am. Coll. Psychoanalysts. Joint meeting with Am. Acad. Psychoanalysis and Psychiatry. Paris.    Kliman, G. (2015) Meta-analysis of IQ change data from eight sources, control and comparison studies.     Kliman, G. (2018) Reflective Network Therapy for Preschoolers with Autism or Posttraumatic Stress Disorder. Neuropsychoanalysis. August 2018.    Skeels, H.M. and Dye, H.A. (1939) A study of the effects of differential stimulation in mentally retarded children. Proc. Am. Assoc. Mental Deficiency. 44, 114-136.    Spitz, R.A. (1945). Hospitalism—An Inquiry Into the Genesis of Psychiatric Conditions in Early Childhood. Psychoanalytic Study of the Child, 1, 53-74.    Zelman, A. Samuels, S. & Abrams, D. (1985) IQ changes of young children following intensive long-term psychotherapy. Am. J. Psychotherapy 39(2), 215-217.    Zelman, A. and Samuels, S (1996) Children's IQ changes and long-term psychotherapy: A follow up study. In Zelman, A. Early intervention with high-risk children. Northvale, NJ Jason Aronson 

Henry Grossek interviews the President of the Victorian Principals Association (VPA) Anne-Maree Kliman.

"Through the process of mentalization and empathic resonance sharing the child really begins to experience the process of learning, to trust which is absolutely foundational, and begins to count on being valued, begins to count on being listened to, held in mind, reflected back to and ultimately really cared about and loved."   Description: Harvey Schwartz welcomes Kathryn McCormick. Kathryn is an Advanced Psychoanalytic Candidate in both child and adult psychoanalysis at the Seattle Psychoanalytic Society and Institute. She holds a master's in psychology, is a licensed marriage and family therapist, a child mental health specialist and an ethnic minority mental health specialist in the state of Washington for American-Indian and Alaskan Natives. Kathryn has worked for over 20 years on the Tulalip's Tribe reservation in the state of Washington as a clinician and also for the past 10 years as the Administrative Clinical Supervisor of the Child, Youth and Family Mental Wellness Program. For the past three and a half years, she has been the Administrative Clinical Supervisor of the Betty J. Early Learning Academy which is the tribe's birth-to-five center for behavioral health and recovery. In addition to all these activities, Kathryn is also the president of IPSO, the International Psychoanalytic Studies Organization, which has over 2000 members worldwide in over 42 countries.   As you will hear in today's conversation, Kathryn is deeply devoted to the well being of the Tulalip Tribe members and she is deeply involved in Reflective Network Therapy which is a psychoanalytically informed treatment approach developed by Dr. Gilbert Kliman, that is especially well suited Kathryn work at this community.   Key takeaways: [4:32] Kathryn McCornick talks about the population that she has been working with the community and their clinical challenges. [7:20] Kathryn talks about starting to use Reflective Network Therapy and the positive reaction of the community. [10:35] How does the RNT method work? [13:25] Parents and caregivers also get involved with the teacher and the therapist. [14:15] RNT is a relationship process and is dynamic. [15:51] Kathryn McCornick shares a case example. [18:50] RNT is proving to be a financially stable approach. [21:17] What brought Kathryn McCornick into this work? [26:18] Kathryn McCornick talks about her role as the president of IPSO. [30:05] Mens sana in corpore sano, a healthy mind in a healthy body: working on the gap between body and mind.   Mentioned in this episode: IPA Off the Couch www.ipaoffthecouch.org  IPSO World IPSO on Facebook   Recommended Readings:   Kliman, G. (1970) Experimental application of child analysis in a therapeutic nursery. Psan. Stud. Ch. Vol: 30, New York, NY: The New York Times Press.   Kliman, G. (2018) Reflective Network Therapy for Preschoolers with Autism or Posttraumatic Stress disorder. Neuropsychoanalysis August 2018.   Videos:   Reflective Network Therapy Within Betty J. Taylor Early Learning Academy   ReflectiveNetworkTherapyatBJTELA

Kaitlyn KlimanWriter, Voice Actress and Fish Care-TakerTwitter: @belatedKait @InsomniaProj @LuminarisWIEmail: kaitlyn.kliman@gmail.com For more information on Personalized and other podcasts from Gravity Undone, please visit Gravityundone.net"Personalized Theme" by Jamie from JLS Audio "Personalized Cover" by Onur from One Graphica Design Outro song for this episode: The Superluminal ProjectFind out more at https://personalized.pinecast.coThis podcast is powered by Pinecast.

I denne episoden har vi med oss Per B. Wright og Tonje B. Onsøien fra klimagruppen «Green Codex». De forteller om grønne milepæler vi har oppnådd så langt, og veien videre.

Klimastudent Silje Skjelsvik gir en overlevelsesguide for klimakrisen. Hvor ille er situasjonen, hvilke tiltak er viktigst og hvor stor forskjell vil de utgjøre?Episoden er en del av satsingen Klimanøytralt UiB.

On this episode of Innovativeness, BrandFirst talks with Laura Kliman, the Senior Flavor Scientist at Impossible and the person responsible for Version 2.0. With a doctorate in Organic Chemistry, Laura was working as a pastry chef in Chicago when she heard about Impossible on NPR. Appealing to what she considered the “trifecta of her concerns”, Laura relocated to California and became instrumental in the development of Impossible’s plant-based meat. We talk about the differences between versions 1.0 and 2.0, the definition of Heme, and how some people might think that Impossible is performing magic to deliver on their promise. Impossible’s plant-based products have challenged an entire industry and Laura really helps to break things down.

We continue our discussion with Prof. Andrew Kliman, dig deep into some econophysics critiques of the TSSI, Marx’s 3 system equalities, and Raya Dunayevskaya and the political history of the Marxist Humanism.

That's right! It's episode #100! It’s been over seven years since the first episode in April 2012. I’d like to thank all the listeners for listening to and supporting the show over the years - I couldn’t have kept it going without you all. This week we are excited to welcome back Prof. Andrew Kliman to the show, as Lexi and myself spill our thoughts on the TSSI series that concluded a few months past and we pick the good professors brain on a number of issues

My guest is Dr. Ann O’Neill. Ann completed her Master’s degree in Environmental Science in 2006, and her PhD in Natural Resource Science & Management in 2015. Excitedly anticipating the arrival of their 4th son in July of 2018 and were shocked to learn Elijah, no longer had a heartbeat at 39 weeks and 6 days of pregnancy. Elijah was stillborn on his due date, July 2nd, 2018. They returned home from the hospital in desperate tears, bewildered, arms aching, and with a million questions. Three months after Elijah’s stillbirth, the autopsy report concluded that the cause of Elijah’s death was “unknown”.  Unhappy with the insufficient answers to basic questions provided by the autopsy, Ann listened to a podcast interview of Dr. Harvey Kliman, a placental pathologist at Yale University. On this episode, Ann discusses learning that Elijah’s death was due to an extremely small placenta that could not provide the oxygen he needed to survive past week 39 of pregnancy. While Ann’s original plan was to continue teaching environmental science classes to undergraduate students, Elijah’s death was a watershed moment in her life. Elijah's death opened Ann’s eyes to the many unacceptable gaps in the world of prenatal care, stillbirth research, and basic answers for families asking why their baby died. Today, Ann is passionate about encouraging prenatal care providers to measure a baby’s placenta volume in utero to detect babies at high risk of stillbirth, and to help loss families pursue and hopefully find answers to the cause of their baby’s death. Ann can be reached by email: ann.ebert.oneill@gmail.com To learn more about Estimated Placental Volume (EPV) to measure placenta volumes during pregnancy: https://medicine.yale.edu/obgyn/kliman/placenta/epv/ To learn about having your baby’s placenta tissue reviewed by Dr. Harvey Kliman to investigate why your baby was miscarried or stillborn: https://medicine.yale.edu/obgyn/kliman/placenta/pregnancyloss/ Star Legacy Foundation is in Minnesota and are dedicated to stillbirth research.

Dan Kliman joins Andrea Kendall-Taylor and Jim Townsend to discuss the evolving nature of China’s relationship with Europe, how the Belt-and-Road Initiative is challenging the Transatlantic Partnership, and what the United States and NATO allies can do to counteract its regional and global influence. Dr. Kliman explains how China is dividing Europe and undercutting the crucial cohesion the continent will require to challenge China’s rise as an economic and strategic competitor. 5G is just one component in China’s drive to change the international model, legitimize autocracy, and put democracies on their back feet.​​

Bom, sei que deve estar todo mundo estufado de ter comido uns peixes ontem e agora só esperando a hora de comer os chocolates amanhã. Porém, vocês já se perguntaram como que os animais conseguiram conquistar o ambiente terrestre? Bom, mas o que os Peixes tem a ver com isso tudo? Bom, Tiktaalik é um gênero de peixes sarcopterígeos (que possuem nadadeiras com músculos) extinto no período Devoniano (375 milhões de anos) e com muitas características típicas de tetrápodes. Contamos a vocês que os primeiros organismos a conquistarem o ambiente terrestre foram as plantas, no último episódio. Porém, logo em seguida tivemos os animais conquistando também esse ambiente, e se diversificando em inúmeras linhagens. Nesse episódio convidamos nosso amigo Eder França para discutir como isso ocorreu, e quais foram os desafios que foram necessários serem superados para que os animais pudessem colonizar o ambiente terrestre. Sigam a gente nas nossas redes sociais! Twitter: www.twitter.com/podscience Facebook: www.facebook.com/podscience Instagram: www.instagram.com/podscience Referências: Dawkins, R. A Grande História da Evolução. São Paulo: Companhia das Letras, 2009. Kardong, K. V. Vertebrados: Anatomia Comparada, Função e Evolução. 5a ed. Editora Roca, São Paulo, 2011. Kliman, R. M. Encyclopedia of Evolutionary Biology. 2016, acesso a partir do link https://www.sciencedirect.com/referencework/9780128004265/encyclopedia-of-evolutionary-biology Brusca, R.C. & G.J. Brusca. Invertebrados. Segunda edição. Editora Guanabara-Koogan, Rio de Janeiro, 2007. Pough, J. H.; C. M. Janis; J. B. Heiser. A vida dos Vertebrados. 4ª ed. Editora Atheneu, São Paulo, 2008. Ruppert, E.E.; Fox, R.S. & Barnes, R.D. Zoologia dos Invertebrados. 7ª ed. Editora Roca, São Paulo, 2005.

Hello and welcome to the 14th episode of the Refuting Marx's Inconsistency - Capital & the TSSI series. It’s the one you’ve been waiting for - this week the panelists give our final appraisal on Andrew Kliman’s ‘Reclaiming Marx’s Capital’, and what we see as the political and theoretical implications of it. It’s a belter. Lexi - https://soundcloud.com/swampsidechats Emanuel - from https://soundcloud.com/enforloradsak Derick - from https://www.mixcloud.com/symptomatic-redness/ Pouya - the mashed up Marxist

This week we look at Chapter 11 of Andrew Kliman’s ‘Reclaiming Marx’s Capital’, where we dive into a critical appraisal of the empirical evidence that supposedly supports Marx’s Labour Theory of Value. This weeks panelists are: Lexi - https://soundcloud.com/swampsidechats Emanuel - from https://soundcloud.com/enforloradsak Derick - from https://www.mixcloud.com/symptomatic-redness/ Additional Graphs & Equations: Figure 11.2: https://www.podomatic.com/ts/b5/3f/a6/tomobrien2004/0x0_13213064.jpg Equations in Section 11.5: https://www.podomatic.com/ts/b5/3f/a6/tomobrien2004/0x0_13213063.jpg

Hello and welcome to the 12th episode of the Refuting Marx's Inconsistency - Capital & the TSSI series. This week we dismember the rotting corpse of the Fundamental Marxian Theorem in our close reading of chapter 10 Andrew Kliman’ s ‘Reclaiming Marx’s Capital’. This weeks panelists are: Lexi - https://soundcloud.com/swampsidechats Emanuel - from https://soundcloud.com/enforloradsak Pouya - The Mashed Up Marxist

Today we bash through as best we can Chapter 9 of Andrew Kliman's marxist masterpiece "Reclaiming Marx's Capital". This is a probably the densest of all the chapters and tables abound like a mofo. I've included the initial tables as the artwork for this episode. Many of these tables are extremely similar and repeatedly display similar phenomena, so don't worry about them toooo much. All the tables can be accessed by clicking on the image links below: Tables 9.1 & 9.2 https://www.podomatic.com/ts/b5/3f/a6/tomobrien2004/0x0_13169411.jpg Tables 9.3 & 9.4 https://www.podomatic.com/ts/b5/3f/a6/tomobrien2004/0x0_13169413.jpg Tables 9.5 & 9.6 https://www.podomatic.com/ts/b5/3f/a6/tomobrien2004/0x0_13169414.jpg Tables 9.7 https://www.podomatic.com/ts/b5/3f/a6/tomobrien2004/0x0_13169412.jpg The panel this week consists of: Lexi - https://soundcloud.com/swampsidechats Derick - https://www.mixcloud.com/symptomatic-redness Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/FromAlpha2Omega

This week we smite all foes in our path and finish of chapter 8 Andrew Kliman s ‘Reclaiming Marx’s Capital’ with great fanfare Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/FromAlpha2Omega The panel this week consists of: Lexi from https://soundcloud.com/swampsidechats Emanuel from https://soundcloud.com/enforloradsak Pouya - the mashed up Marx

This week we strive forward, thrashing all that lies in the way of our understanding of chapter 8 Andrew Kliman’ s ‘Reclaiming Marx’s Capital’. The tables we discuss form the graphic for this episode. This weeks panelists are: Pouya - the Mashed Up Marxist Lexi - https://soundcloud.com/swampsidechats Emanuel - from https://soundcloud.com/enforloradsak

This week we continue the Marxist self-flaggelation by finishing off Chapter 7 of Andrew Kliman’ s ‘Reclaiming Marx’s Capital’. We deal again with three tables all of which form the lovely for this weeks episode, for those who don’t have the book handy. Lexi - https://soundcloud.com/swampsidechats Emanuel - from https://soundcloud.com/enforloradsak

This week we determinedly continue our microscopic reading of Andrew Kliman’ s ‘Reclaiming Marx’s Capital’ and pick up where we left off in Chapter 7. The Panel this week consisted of: Lexi - https://soundcloud.com/swampsidechats Emanuel - from https://soundcloud.com/enforloradsak

We continue our close reading of Andrew Klimans 'Reclaiming Marx's Capital' and stumble through chapter 5. Interview Date: 22nd Sep 2018 Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/FromAlpha2Omega To Donate Click Here: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr... The panel this week consists of: Lexi - https://soundcloud.com/swampsidechats Amogh - https://www.mixcloud.com/symptomatic-... Emanual - from Emmanuel from https://soundcloud.com/enforloradsak Alex - from down under

We continue our close reading of Andrew Klimans 'Reclaiming Marx's Capital' and eat chapter 4 alive Interview Date: 15th Sep 2018 Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/FromAlpha2Omega To Donate Click Here: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr... The panel this week consists of: Lexi & Rosa from https://soundcloud.com/swampsidechats C Derick Varn from https://www.mixcloud.com/symptomatic-redness/

We continue our close reading of Andrew Klimans 'Reclaiming Marx's Capital' and stick our snouts deep into chapter 3 Interview Date: 8st Sep 2018 Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/FromAlpha2Omega To Donate Click Here: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr... You can find the podcast website here: http://fromalpha2omega.podomatic.com/ The panel this week consists of: Lexi from https://soundcloud.com/swampsidechats Emanuel from https://soundcloud.com/enforloradsak C Derick Varn from https://www.mixcloud.com/symptomatic-... Pouya - a listener of the show

Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/FromAlpha2Omega To Donate Click Here: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=CM23PFP9E5YYA You can find the podcast website here: http://fromalpha2omega.podomatic.com/ Interview Date: 1st Sep 2018 The panel this week consists of: Lexi & Rosa from https://soundcloud.com/swampsidechats Emanuel from https://soundcloud.com/enforloradsak C Derick Varn from https://www.mixcloud.com/symptomatic-... Pouya - a listener of the show

Part 2 of the Refuting Marx's Inconsitency & The TSSI Reading Group Paypal: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?token=NnqeJJnYcZ4t9Wu76a3eRxmEhh7r0fC4mm9TBUxBMu0H44F5YjlZ-HJTyMXzk5DWtjmxA0&country.x=GB&locale.x=GB Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/FromAlpha2Omega Interview Date: 18 August 2018 The panel this week consists of: Lexi & Rosa from https://soundcloud.com/swampsidechats Emanuel from https://soundcloud.com/enforloradsak C Derick Varn from https://www.mixcloud.com/symptomatic-... Alex - a listener of the show

This week we have part 2 of our discussion with show stalwart Prof. Andrew Kliman about the Communist Manifesto. This is part one of a two part interview on the topic. I will be also appearing on a couple of upcoming episodes on the Swampside Chats podcast. Check it out - it’s the best commie podcast out there.

This week we welcome back show stalwart Prof. Andrew Kliman to talk about the Communist Manifesto. This is part one of a two part interview on the topic. We discuss in depth the the revolutionary nature of the proletariat

Vinteren har allerede godt grep om bygd og by, og vi trenger varme. Fossil varme skal bort, og elektrisk energi kan være utsatt når trær blåser ned over kraftlinjene. Da står vi igjen med den snart to millioner år gamle velprøvde varmekilden; veden. Denne gangen snakker vi med personen som kanskje kan mest om dette her i landet, fagsjef i Norsk Ved, Øyvind Stranda Larsen. Ved gir både varmesikkerhet, effekt og kos, mener han.

Vinteren har allerede godt grep om bygd og by, og vi trenger varme. Fossil varme skal bort, og elektrisk energi kan være utsatt når trær blåser ned over kraftlinjene. Da står vi igjen med den snart to millioner år gamle velprøvde varmekilden; veden. Denne gangen snakker vi med personen som kanskje kan mest om dette her i landet, fagsjef i Norsk Ved, Øyvind Stranda Larsen. Ved gir både varmesikkerhet, effekt og kos, mener han.

In this Episode of Biotalk, Locust Walk’s Vice President, Josh Hamermesh, spoke to Stuart Kliman (skliman@vantagepartners.com), Founder and Partner at Vantage Partners, a global management consulting firm that specializes in the areas of negotiation and relationship management and in particular works with life sciences organizations to help them launch new alliances relationships to best results. They discussed the negotiation tactics and the differences between deal-minded and implementation-minded negotiating approaches in the spirit of optimizing alliance management and maximizing long-term deal value creation for life science companies.

Emmett Cunningham, MD, Gil Kliman, MD, and Bill Link, PhD, co-chairs of OIS, talk about device funding, myopia, and the Masters of the Industry following a successful OIS@ASCRS.

Gil Kliman, managing director at InterWest Partners, reviews his role at the upcoming OIS@ASCRS, including an overview of anterior segment innovation and a discussion on lower myopia.

Wine Work. Taco Work. Writing Work. Welcome to the second in a series of FOUR podcasts celebrating the Virginia Festival of the Book! From March 16th to 19th you will hear from the country's best and brightest when it comes to food writing. Today's episode? Award-winning food author Todd Kliman, former critic for The Washingtonian, author of The Wild Vine, and a contributor to this year's Best American Food Writing series. Todd will be appearing at an event Sunday, March 26th at JMRL as part of that series. Event details are listed below. I first became aware of Todd's writing because of his Oxford American piece on Peter Chang which went viral and did much to promote that nomadic chef's mystique. But it was during Todd's 2014 presentation at the SFA Summer Symposium in Richmond, where he talked about his book The Wild Vine, that I knew I'd have to meet him somehow. The Wild Vine isn't just about grapes, but about identity, immigration, and overcoming fear to reinvent yourself. A truly American-born idea. Daniel Norton discovered the only true American grape, the Norton, way back in Jefferson's time. Norton Street, a 2-block long narrow lane in Richmond marks the location of Magnolia Farm where the discovery took place. His gravestone in Shockhoe Hill Cemetery lies forlornly in a forgotten corner. "I didn't write the book because I'm a lover of Norton...I like it...but I like it for what it seems to embody to me...I knew that this was a good story." Today accomplished vintner Jenni McCloud of Chrysalis Vineyard is Norton's champion, an expert in appreciating this often overlooked and misunderstood wine and the only transgender vineyard owner in America. Recognition for Norton and his grape are building. Developments are happening. Listen to learn more. The book is marvelous, such a great story, and it was a thrill to discuss it with him. Likewise, Todd's piece in the Best of American Food Writing 2016 is about way more than tacos and mezcal in Mexico. It's about democracy, his own sense of disorientation, then discovery, and the danger and sense of extremity of culture that permeates everything when you live on the edge of the volcano that is Mexico City. How does one bite of a beetle transport you back 400 years while at the same time showing you the future of foodstuffs? We talk about it. "You can tell a story and that will be interesting on its surface...but if there's going to be a connection...there has to be something for me to speak through...I have to be able to connect with it...to bond with it...so I can get into the deeper tissue of it and then write from out of that...my heart and my brain is entirely engaged." Most people don't even know what food writing is, assuming we're all either cookbook authors or critics. Which simply isn't the case. Food writing goes deep causing the writer to think, to consider, to connect. When you read a Yelp review or even a review from an esteemed critic, it's flat, consisting of their opinions and stars. A soundbite that doesn't do nearly enough to encompass the real work and passion dozens of folks have done to bring forth that meal to your plate. "I think a piece of writing should be an experience in its own right...when you read it, it stands alongside it, that experience of eating at the restaurant...But that's not how most people come at it...most people want the information (only)." The eating environment has changed as well, with fewer folks being "regulars" at restaurants. There's just not that many places for folks to meet face to face anymore and when they do, they're on their phones. Social media has changed food. It's changed how people connect on an elemental level. What is Todd doing to fix that? Stay tuned! Like Norton and McCloud, Todd is in the process of reinvention, refusing to be pigeonholed into the "food writer" label. He left his position at The Washingtonian and is expanding his horizons, including a new book which explores yearning, loss, memory, time, and the nature of joy called, "Happiness is Otherwise".  Look for it soon. After this conversation? I can't wait to read it. "One of the things I find liberating about not being in the role of critic anymore is this constant assessing of what matters and what doesn't. What's relevant and what's not. I'm not interested in that. I'm interested in the ways that food connect people to other people. Or don't. It's also a way of erecting barriers. It has been. And continues to be." It was such a privilege to talk at length with one of my favorite food writers whose work I've followed for many years. Anyone interested in writing, literature, or who loves the deep questions in general, will get a lot out of this episode. Todd and I connected on so many levels, including our love of African literature, writing, our similar grief process, our parents, and the expressionist painter Oskar Kokoschka. Multiple connections guarantee a fantastic conversation. Which this definitely is. The conversation went another hour after I hit stop. I hope it's the first of many. Enjoy! Best American Food Writing 2016 Sun. March 26, 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM Central JMRL Library, 201 E Market Street, Charlottesville, Virginia Join food writers Todd Kliman, Jason Tesauro, Joe Yonan, and moderator Holly Hughes as they discuss the Best Food Writing 2016 series. SHOW NOTES – Links to resources talked about during the podcast: Rally for Ally - help out one of our own, a chef who recently suffered a debilitating accident. Help Polina Recover - help out one of our own, a baker, who recently suffered a debilitating accident. Help Scotty Recover - my best friend has Stage 3B Colorectal cancer. Bills are piling up. He can't work. Can you help? Virginia Festival of the Book - Head out to the food writing events among tons of others. Yes, I'm biased. Wole Soyinka - We connected over our love of African literature. The Silent Woman - A novel, and inspiration for Kliman's new book, "Happiness is Otherwise". Oskar Kokoschka - Expressionist painter who informed Kliman's newest work. Subscribe to This Podcast. Stay Edacious! - Come on, after this episode? You know you want to ;) Subscribe to Edacious News - Never miss a food event in our area! Learn about regional and national food stories so you can stay edacious! This episode is sponsored by Teej.fm and listeners like you who donated their support at Patreon, who wants every creator in the world to achieve a sustainable income. Thank you.

This week we talk to Professor Andrew Kliman, about the current economic crisis, and what Karl Marx would make of it all. Professor Kliman, is a Professor of Economics at Pace University and author of several publications on Marxian economics, including the books Reclaiming Marx’s “Capital”, and ‘The Failure of Capitalist Production: Underlying Causes of the Great Recession’. We talk of Marx's labour theory of value, the falling rate of profit, production for productions sake, and what Marx would think about the insights of the post-keynesian, Hyman Minsky. The Professor is a leading proponent of the Temporal Single System Interpretation of Marx's labor theory, which defends Marx’s cconomic theories against various claims of its inconsistency from other economists. I’m currently reading Das Kapital myself, so it’s a real treat to hear what one of the worlds foremost Marxists has to say about the current economic situation. You can buy his books here: http://www.amazon.com/Andrew-Kliman/e/B001JSALNS/ref=sr_ntt_srch_lnk_1?qid=1351094041&sr=8-1 You can check out his blog here: http://akliman.squarespace.com/ Enjoy!

Harvey J. Kliman, Researcher, Yale School of Medicine, speaks on autism, asperger syndrome and the use of the placenta to diagnose these conditions. Recorded June 19, 2006.