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In episode 59 of Hooked on Creek, Korre Johnson explores the enduring legacy of Max Creek and unpacks why the band has remained together for over five decades. Korre discusses the deep sense of community that surrounds the band, the improvisational spirit that keeps their music fresh and the genuine love for making music together that fuels their longevity.This episode features the following songs performed live by Max Creek: Road of Dreams performed at The Old Well Tavern in Simsbury, Connecticut, on March 31, 2012:https://archive.org/details/mc2012-03-31.flac16/mc2012-03-31s1t01.flacDiamonds on the Soles of Her Shoes performed at The Met in Pawtucket, Rhode Island, on January 25, 2025:https://archive.org/details/mc2025-01-25/07+Diamonds+on+the+Soles+of+Her+Shoes.wavIf you have feedback or suggestions for future episodes, send a message via the contact link on the Hooked on Creek website:https://hookedoncreek.comRead a transcript of this episode on the Hooked on Creek website:https://hookedoncreek.com/2025/03/episode-59-why-max-creek-has-stood-the-test-of-time/

In episode 56 of Hooked on Creek, Korre Johnson explores the lyrics of Fire & Brimstone by Max Creek and shares his thoughts on what the song means. Korre appreciates the song's powerful reflections on the human condition, its vivid imagery and how the song contrasts judgment and redemption in the verses and chorus.This episode features a live performance of the song Fire & Brimstone performed by Max Creek during Camp Creek at Woodstock Valley Ski Area in Woodstock, Connecticut, on August 1, 1993:https://archive.org/details/mc1993-08-01.JLsbdc/mc+1993-8-1+1b2+fire+and+brimstone.wavRead a transcript of this episode on the Hooked on Creek website:https://hookedoncreek.com/2024/11/episode-56-exploring-the-lyrics-of-fire-and-brimstone-by-max-creek/If you have feedback or suggestions for future episodes, send a message via the contact link on the Hooked on Creek website:https://hookedoncreek.com

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As the famous frog once said, it's not easy being green. And when it comes to decarbonising industry, indeed, reducing emissions of all sorts, the task is a complex one. Fossil fuels are used to manufacture some of mankind's most ubiquitous products, from plastics to cement to steel; and even in areas where we're trying to improve our footprint, there are repercussions. Mining lithium for electric car batteries isn't exactly without impact. Add to the mix stories of corporations prioritising profits, and governments focusing on short-term popular policies – and it would be easy to feel disheartened.Professor Anna Korre says her role is to be the champion of science in this debate: providing clear evidence to help reduce environmental impacts, while allowing vital production processes to continue. Anna is an environmental engineer at Imperial College London and Co-Director of the university's Energy Futures Lab. Her work has led to a risk model that's now used in mining operations around the world – and her current research into sub-surface CO2 storage could hold the key to decarbonising British industry. But as she tells Jim Al-Khalili, social and familial expectations when she was growing up in her native Greece meant her succesful career in engineering very nearly didn't happen...Presented by Jim Al-Khalili Producer by Lucy Taylor

Malin Mendel gästar studion. Hon berättar både om tv-serien "Curry med Korre" där vi får mer insikt i livet som utrikeskorrespondent och om nya boken "Currymamman" där hon samlat sina indiska favoritrecept. Vilken rätt ska man börja med om man vill börja laga mer indisk mat?

Måndag 19 augusti Vi är tillbaka och ni är VARMT VÄLKOMNA IN I VÄRMEN IGEN!SannaDollan är singel och SUGEN! Hjälper Lågenergilaser mot ADHD och autism? Vår lågenergi-sidekick Malin Hector Har gjort ett GRÄV om det nya kvacksalveriet! I Incognito Mode! Dessutom kommer hon ut som LURAD av TV4! Hjälper Glenn Hysén! mot den tråkiga kultur-kritik-ankdammen?! Vår nya hög-energiska kulturkritiker Glenn berättar om tre goa rullar han sett nyligen! Fredrik FÖRSÖKER att inte hugga på Israel! Hjälper Jill Stein och Brother Cornel West mot den imperialistiska världsordningen? Frida Stranne är Forskaren och super-expert på amerikansk politik, från podden USA & Co - vi ringer upp och snackar val-cirkusen i USA! Vi är tillbaka och ni får ALLT gratis idag för att vi är på ett JÄVLA humör! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Het breien van vissersnetten op traditionele wijze is niet meer van deze tijd. Dat klopt niet helemaal. De techniek wordt nog steeds aangeleerd om te boeten. Want vissers die op zee een gescheurd net ophalen, moeten dat ter plaatst kunnen herstellen. Ze halen dan wel moderne synthetische draden boven, maar ze breien de gaten in de netten dicht op de oude, traditionele manier. Jo Vandenbulcke vertelt. - ikwashier.live archiveert tradities en erfgoed, vooral immaterieel of ‘levend' erfgoed.

Vi har med en sprillans ny lyssnarkorre på tråden; John från Alfta i Ovanåkers kommun i södra Helsingland! Det blir snack om rivalitet på småorter och om dålig stämning mellan Stockholmare & folk från landbygden - det blir så fasligt mycket fniss åt kaoset i Stockholm så fort det kommer lite snö, men John har googlat han och städer norrut kan bli helt lite lamslagna när snösmockan slår till!

In episode 39 of Hooked on Creek, Korre Johnson discusses an imaginary Max Creek performance that he would love to see. This episode also features performances of the songs:She Took Off My Romeos performed live by Max Creek on November 9, 1990:https://archive.org/details/mc1990-11-09.flac16/mc1990-11-09d1t07.flac Secrets performed live by Max Creek on October 30, 1999:https://archive.org/details/mc1999-10-30.dat.flac16/mc1999-10-30d1t01.flacI Heard It Through the Grapevine performed live by Max Creek on November 15, 1987:https://archive.org/details/mc1987-11-15.flac16/mc1987-11-15d3t05.flacSetlist from the imaginary Max Creek show in Korre's head:Set 1 (acoustic)1: Dance2: Angel of my Mind3: Howard Johnson's4: She Took Off My Romeos5: Hard LoveSet 26: Secrets7: I Heard it Through the Grapevine8: Brown Water9 & 10: Cruel World > Burgers and Fries > Cruel World11: Band from Chicago12: L.F.S.13: Big BoatSet 314: Carrie15: The Seven16: Old Stones, Broken Bones17: Over You18: The Field19: I Will Always See Your Face20: Throwing Stones21: Something is FormingEncore22: July, You're  a Woman23: Feelin' AlrightRead a transcript of episode 39 on the Hooked on Creek website:https://hookedoncreek.com/2022/08/episode-39-the-fantasy-max-creek-concert-playing-in-my-head/If you have feedback or suggestions for future episodes, send a message via the contact link located on the Hooked on Creek website:https://hookedoncreek.com

Rysslands invasion av Ukraina har drivit miljontals på flykt och lett till stort lidande. Hör våra korrespondenter om att bevaka kriget på plats och om deras starkaste minnen av sex månaders krig. Sen den ryska invasionen inleddes den 24 februari har Sveriges Radio haft olika reportrar på plats i Ukraina. De har skildrat död, krigsbrott, splittrade familjer men också glimtar av vardagsliv mitt i kriget. Nu är de hemma i Sverige och berättar om arbetet i Ukraina och hur det är att jobba tillsammans i en krigszon.Det här avsnittet av Radiokorrespondenterna Ryssland spelades in direkt på Kulturhuset i Stockholm under evenemanget Förstå världen möt Radiokorrespondenterna.Medverkande: Lubna El-Shanti, Östersjökorrespondent, Johan Mathias Sommarström, Mellanösternkorrespondent, Maria Persson Löfgren, Rysslandskorrespondent, Caroline Kernen, Ungkorrespondent, Richard Myrenberg, AfrikakorrespondentProgramledare: Fredrik WadströmProducent: Katja MagnussonTekniker: Maria Stillberg

Ivan Garcia (Bogotá) , Richard Myrenberg (Pretoria) och Sara Heyman (Global hälsa) berättar om livet som korrespondenter. Den här podden spelades in direkt på Kulturhuset i Stockholm under evenemanget Förstå världen möt Radiokorrespondenterna.Programledare: SARA STENHOLM.

Jurati generates a distraction so that Picard can provide a pep talk. Join your satisfied but slightly confused hosts as they discuss episode lengths, instantly-classic moments, and the rigorous expectations for improvisation in the fields of big band music and spotlightery. Spoiler warning! We dive right into a detail-rich discussion of this episode, so if you haven't had a chance to see it yet – beware! Next week: We continue our weekly coverage of Star Trek: Picard's second season with episode seven! Note that this and all episodes of the It's Got Star Trek podcast contain explicit language and, frankly, an unnecessary amount of offensive content, so the show is intended only for adults and really really cool kids. Please utilize one of the following options if you have an interest in contacting your hosts: Email us at feedback@itsgotstartrek.com Twitter us @ItsGotStarTrek Instagramaphone us @ItsGotStarTrek Facebookify us @ItsGotStarTrek Watch a static image while listening to the podcast on YouTube Telephone us at 202-456-1414 You can also visit www.itsgotstartrek.com and leave a comment or head on over to the It's Got Everything subreddit to join the discussion. Don't say we didn't give you options here!

In episode 32 of Hooked on Creek, Korre Johnson talks about his incredible experience at Camp Creek on September 10-12, 2021, and what it was like seeing Max Creek for the first time at Odetah Camping Resort in Bozrah, Connecticut. This episode also features a series of audio clips Korre recorded on site at Camp Creek that give a raw and unfiltered perspective on Korre's feelings as the weekend progressed.This episode also features the song Gypsy Blue performed live by Max Creek on Sunday, September 12, at Camp Creek in Odetah Camping Resort in Bozrah, Connecticut.If you have feedback or suggestions for future episodes, send a message via the contact link located on the Hooked on Creek website:https://hookedoncreek.comRead a transcript of episode 32 on the Hooked on Creek website:https://hookedoncreek.com/2021/09/episode-32-max-creek-at-camp-creek-a-dream-come-true/

Este é o Maconhômetro Marchas, um programa do Cannabis Monitor em parceria com a Articulação Nacional de Marchas da Maconha. Neste espaço, vamos promover entrevistas e debates com ativistas que articulam, organizam e promovem as Marchas da Maconha pelo Brasil. As Marchas da Maconha são a maior e mais importante manifestação organizada do ativismo canábico e antiproibicionista brasileiro, ocorrendo anualmente em mais de 20 cidades pelo país. Com quase 2 décadas de história por aqui, as Marchas da Maconha crescem a cada ano que passa, consolidando cada vez mais o antiproibicionismo entre os movimentos sociais brasileiros. Nossos encontros serão comandados por Ingryd Rodrigues, da Marcha da Maconha Belo Horizonte/MG, que neste episódio conta com o reforço de Karoline Santana (Korre), da Marcha da Maconha Três Lagoas/MS. Ingryd (@souldyh ) é MC, jornalista, mãe, criadora do clube Comunicannabis e integrante da Associação Flor da Vida, além de compor a Marcha BH e a Articulação Nacional de Marchas da Maconha. Korre ( @karoline.s_santana ) é estudante de Direito, mãe, agrofloresteira, militante antiproibicionista e feminista e produtora cultural no coletivo Sarau Mirassol em Três Lagoas. Também compõe a Articulação Nacional de Marchas e o MLM. Neste 1º episódio, elas recebem as ativistas da Marcha da Maconha de Santos/SP, Marcela Mattos e Márcia Balades, para um papo sobre o forte caráter feminista da construção da Marcha de Santos, que desde o início foi liderada por mulheres e segue até hoje tendo elas como maioria na sua organização. Marcela Mattos ( @mmattos.fotografia ) é jornalista, fotógrafa, militante feminista e antiproibicionista e integrante da Articulação Nacional de Marchas da Maconha. Márcia Balades ( @marciabalades ) é militante das Marchas da Maconha de Santos/SP e São Paulo/SP e também da Liga Brasileira de Lésbicas. Chega junto pra conferir esse papo e se inteirar mais sobre os corres de quem pensa, organiza e mobiliza o ativismo canábico e antiproibicionista pelo Brasil. Maconhômetro (https://www.cannabismonitor.com.br/maconhometro-podcast/) Apoia-se (http://apoia.se/cannabismonitor)

Discussing with Prof.Anna Korre of Energy Futures Lab at Imperial College London on: Trends in energy research; Impact of COVID, Brexit, 'Green industrial revolution'; Energy Futures Lab; Carbon capture and storage; Life cycle assessment; Advice to become a professor at a top university

Special Guest-star Comedian Korre Bailey will be joining Mr. E on Underground Interviews on B.O.S.S. Radio. breaking into talk about the political Atmosphere amongst the USA and other big news, we are going to get to know what get the comedian himself laughing.

Adjö Norge, USA och södra Europa! Nu är tiden som korrespondent till ända för Jens Möller, Kajsa Boglind och Margareta Svensson. Vad kommer de sakna mest? Programledare: Pablo Dalence Producent: Viktor Mattsson Tekniker: Fabian Begnert Radiokorrespondenterna radiokorrespondenterna@sverigesradio.se

Lotten Collin och Samuel Larsson återvänder till Sverige efter flera år som korrespondenter i Afrika respektive Latinamerika. Vad kommer de att sakna mest? Medverkande: Lotten Collin, Latinamerikakorrespondent och Samuel Larsson, Afrikakorrespondent. Programledare: Pablo Dalence Producent: Viktor Mattsson Tekniker: Maria Stillberg Radiokorrespondenterna radiokorrespondenterna@sverigesradio.se Vill du höra mer? På onsdag 19 augusti släpps andra delen av Mitt liv som korre med Jens Möller, Norgekorrespondent, Kajsa Boglind, USA-korrespondent och Margareta Svensson, Sydeuropakorrespondent.

Emma och Christopher dissekerar sommarens it-klänning med Ebba von Sydow, Fredrik Wikingsson debuterar som Frankrike-korre och dessutom blir det grodor med Grodvide.

In episode 12 of Hooked on Creek, Korre Johnson interviews musicians Kate Whelan and Moriah Ramos from In Harmony, a piano and flute duo covering Max Creek, Phish and more. During this episode, Korre explores Kate and Moriah's deep interest in Max Creek, their approach for choosing and arranging Max Creek songs and what inspired them to pursue the formation of In Harmony. Moriah also talks about her personal memories of Rob Fried, the late percussionist who performed in Max Creek from 1979 to 2004. All of this, and a lot of great music from In Harmony, is packed into this episode.Connect with In Harmony:YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2nnexaIef9AI8rFdqLpv6gFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/inharmonyduo/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/in_harmony_music/If you have feedback or suggestions for future episodes, send a message via the contact link located on the Hooked on Creek website: https://hookedoncreek.comRead a transcript of episode 12 of Hooked on Creek:https://hookedoncreek.com/2019/11/episode-12-discussing-max-creek-with-in-harmony

In episode 5 of Hooked on Creek, Korre Johnson interviews Dave Burland and discusses Max Creek's performance on June 15, 2019, at Lincoln Hill Farms in Canandaigua, New York. Dave is a huge fan of Max Creek and a talented singer/songwriter, publishing music under the name Cactus Area.Korre's interview with Dave includes conversations about David's love of music, including Max Creek, Phish, Mike Gordon and Trey Anastasio.Dave talks about how he was first exposed to Max Creek through seeing Scott Murawski play with Mike Gordon.Dave shares memories and highlights from his recent experience seeing Max Creek perform at Lincoln Hill Farms in Canandaigua, New York, on June 15, 2019.And, Korre digs deep into Dave’s passion for playing guitar, singing and writing music as Cactus Area.Included in this episode are two Cactus Area songs:After EverythingThis Is Where the Suffering Ends.Dave Burland on Twitter:https://twitter.com/cactusareaCactus Area on Bandcamp:https://cactusarea.bandcamp.com/The Max Creek song She’s Here that was featured in the introduction of this episode was recorded at Max Creek’s performance at the Big Apple BBQ in Madison Square Park in New York, New York, back on June 10, 2018. You can download or stream it here: https://archive.org/details/MC2018-06-10.MadisonSquareParkBBQStephenDesJardinsMasterDSBD/Setlist from Max Creek’s performance on June 15, 2019Set one:1: She's Here2: Up on Cripple Creek3: I Want You to Know4: Sweet Wanomi5: The Field6: See It My Way7: Slow DownSet 28: Jones9: I Can't Stand the Rain10: Blood Red Roses11: Television12: The Bees13: Emerald Eyes14: You're the Only OneEncore15: Shakey Ground16: Back Porch Boogie BluesRead a transcript of episode 5 of Hooked on Creek: https://hookedoncreek.com/2019/07/episode-5-david-burland-discusses-max-creek-phish-cactus-area/

Welcome to the Design Thinking podcast! I'm Dawan Stanford, your host. My guest today is Paolo Korre, Director of Service Design and User Insight for SE Health, a not-for-profit healthcare company in Ontario, Canada. We'll chat today about Paolo's transition from industrial design to design thinking in the healthcare space, challenges he faces as a designer working in healthcare, and his experience with being the lone designer on an innovation team. Paolo reached industrial design through a love of fine arts, drawing, painting, and crafts. He did his undergraduate degree in industrial and product design. He assumed he would be working on making furniture or other “stuff,” but soon realized that this isn't what the world really needs. As he evolved beyond traditional design, he went back to school for further education. Eventually, he was able to bring design thinking back home. In our conversation today, he'll dig into how his skills in design relate to his work in healthcare (and how he convinced people to give it a shot!). For example, he explains that he worked on a project around improving the experience of patients receiving private care. As a result, they ended up launching Elizz, a whole brand dedicated to supporting family caregivers. Paolo has experienced being a lone designer as well as being part of a team of designers and part of an innovation team. It's all part of a learning journey, he explains, and speaks of trying to figure out how much design method he can apply in these various roles. Whether you're a solo designer, part of a team, or not sure yet where your design path will take you, don't miss this informative and insightful episode. Learn More About Today's Guest Paolo Korre on LinkedIn Paolo Korre on Twitter Paolo Korre on Facebook SE Health Futures In This Episode [01:50] — Paolo talks about his journey into design, and how he got started. [07:35] — When Paolo went to design school, what were some of the shifts and transitions in his skillset or or approach that happened as a result? [09:25] — Dawan shares his perspective on discipline being a gateway to creativity. [11:46] — Paolo shares some of the experiences that helped him internalize the process as he was studying and training. [13:57] — When Paolo moved into healthcare, what were some of the methods or skills that he had to adjust or learn? [16:55] — What helped Paolo persuade people to give design in healthcare a shot? [22:17] — Dawan draws out one of Paolo's points around how the stakeholder map changes as we age. [26:08] — Paolo mentions a trend involving being patient-centered, and the problem with this concept. [28:07] — How has Paolo explored the different modes of (being a lone designer, part of a team of designers, or being part of an innovation team)? [32:04] — Dawan mentions the benefits of having a futurist on a team, and his own introduction to being a futurist. [34:49] — We hear more of Paolo's thoughts on the “MAYA” (most advanced yet acceptable) option, and how far he can push things. [38:07] — Paolo responds to Dawan's point about wishing for a team to bounce ideas off of. [42:15] — When Paolo thinks about the opportunities to connect with peers, what are his hopes? [47:31] — Paolo recommends other resources that have been useful for him. [50:10] — We learn that Paolo has been redefining the boundaries of his practice because he's constantly encountering new sources of understanding. [53:07] — How much does Dawan focus on design mindsets? [54:53] — Paolo talks about where listeners can find him, get in touch, and learn more about his work. [56:10] — Does Paolo have any insider scoops on Service Design Global Conference Toronto 2019? Links and Resources yes@designthinking101.com (Dawan Stanford) Paolo Korre on LinkedIn Paolo Korre on Twitter Paolo Korre on Facebook SE Health Futures SE Health Elizz Ten Types of Innovation by Larry Keeley et al. 
101 Design Methods by Vijay Kumar Design Thinking at Work by David Dunne Daniel Kahneman Service Design Global Conference Toronto 2019

Welcome to the Design Thinking podcast! I’m Dawan Stanford, your host. My guest today is Paolo Korre, Director of Service Design and User Insight for SE Health, a not-for-profit healthcare company in Ontario, Canada. We’ll chat today about Paolo’s transition from industrial design to design thinking in the healthcare space, challenges he faces as a designer working in healthcare, and his experience with being the lone designer on an innovation team. Paolo reached industrial design through a love of fine arts, drawing, painting, and crafts. He did his undergraduate degree in industrial and product design. He assumed he would be working on making furniture or other “stuff,” but soon realized that this isn’t what the world really needs. As he evolved beyond traditional design, he went back to school for further education. Eventually, he was able to bring design thinking back home. In our conversation today, he’ll dig into how his skills in design relate to his work in healthcare (and how he convinced people to give it a shot!). For example, he explains that he worked on a project around improving the experience of patients receiving private care. As a result, they ended up launching Elizz, a whole brand dedicated to supporting family caregivers. Paolo has experienced being a lone designer as well as being part of a team of designers and part of an innovation team. It’s all part of a learning journey, he explains, and speaks of trying to figure out how much design method he can apply in these various roles. Whether you’re a solo designer, part of a team, or not sure yet where your design path will take you, don’t miss this informative and insightful episode. Learn More About Today’s Guest Paolo Korre on LinkedIn Paolo Korre on Twitter Paolo Korre on Facebook SE Health Futures In This Episode [01:50] — Paolo talks about his journey into design, and how he got started. [07:35] — When Paolo went to design school, what were some of the shifts and transitions in his skillset or or approach that happened as a result? [09:25] — Dawan shares his perspective on discipline being a gateway to creativity. [11:46] — Paolo shares some of the experiences that helped him internalize the process as he was studying and training. [13:57] — When Paolo moved into healthcare, what were some of the methods or skills that he had to adjust or learn? [16:55] — What helped Paolo persuade people to give design in healthcare a shot? [22:17] — Dawan draws out one of Paolo’s points around how the stakeholder map changes as we age. [26:08] — Paolo mentions a trend involving being patient-centered, and the problem with this concept. [28:07] — How has Paolo explored the different modes of (being a lone designer, part of a team of designers, or being part of an innovation team)? [32:04] — Dawan mentions the benefits of having a futurist on a team, and his own introduction to being a futurist. [34:49] — We hear more of Paolo’s thoughts on the “MAYA” (most advanced yet acceptable) option, and how far he can push things. [38:07] — Paolo responds to Dawan’s point about wishing for a team to bounce ideas off of. [42:15] — When Paolo thinks about the opportunities to connect with peers, what are his hopes? [47:31] — Paolo recommends other resources that have been useful for him. [50:10] — We learn that Paolo has been redefining the boundaries of his practice because he’s constantly encountering new sources of understanding. [53:07] — How much does Dawan focus on design mindsets? [54:53] — Paolo talks about where listeners can find him, get in touch, and learn more about his work. [56:10] — Does Paolo have any insider scoops on Service Design Global Conference Toronto 2019? Links and Resources yes@designthinking101.com (Dawan Stanford) Paolo Korre on LinkedIn Paolo Korre on Twitter Paolo Korre on Facebook SE Health Futures SE Health Elizz Ten Types of Innovation by Larry Keeley et al. 
101 Design Methods by Vijay Kumar Design Thinking at Work by David Dunne Daniel Kahneman Service Design Global Conference Toronto 2019

BONUSMATERIAL! På samma tema som avsnitt tre "så blir du en bra praktikant" intervjuar Malin Svenska Dagbladets USA-korrespondent Sandra Johansson. Hon berättar om sin första praktikplats, om att blanda ihop miljoner och miljarder i ekonomisändningar och kommer med värdefulla tips om hur man tacklar nervositeten inför första vikariatet och undviker nybörjarmisstag.

Hur uppmärksammas valet i utlandet? Pinsamma detaljer om Vita huset. Om en tuff vecka för Donald Trump. Hör sen om kuppförsök, skakiga telefonrapporter och livet som korre i Sovjet. Sten Sjöström går i pension efter decennier i radions tjänst. Medverkande: Daniela Marquardt, Berlinkorrespondent, Claes Aronsson, Londonkorrespondent, Kajsa Boglind, korrespondent i Washington och Sten Sjöström, mångårig korrespondent från New York till Moskva.

Några av våra välkända och uppskattade röster åker nu hem efter år på resande fot. Hör deras starkaste minnen från fält och vardag som utrikeskorrespondenter. Medverkande: Jan Andersson (Bryssel), Margita Boström (Bangkok), Maria Persson Löfgren (Moskva) pratar erfarenheter med Caroline Salzinger.

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Fråga en content marketing-geek vart man ska åka i september och hen svarar Cleveland, Ohio, USA. Frågar du varför svarar hen att det är för årets viktigaste event – Content Marketing World. I år för sjunde gången. Två gånger har Thomas och jag gjort pilgrimsresan till content marketings Mecka. Två gånger har vi varit deltagare på Content Marketing World. Första gången 2014 och andra gången 2016. Båda gångerna rapporterade vi hem till dig. Men inte i år. Vi var inte där. Det var däremot Mattias Brännholm – tidigare USA-korrespodent för SVT och tv-producent vid OS i Osaka med mera, numera content marketing geek vd för Brama Content. Vi ringde Mattias och bad honom berätta om sina lärdomar och intryck från Content Marketing World. Story var temat för Content Marketing World 2017, och det syns tydligt i rapporter från konferensen. Men det går också att urskilja två andra teman: audience och community. Vi avslutar veckans avsnitt av Kntnt Radio med ett försök att sammanfatta dessa tre teman. Länkar till sådant som nämns i avsnittet och annat värt att kika närmare på hittar du på www.kntnt.se/15568.

Starka minnen och dråpliga anekdoter efter år på resande fot. Hör Thella Johnson (Helsingfors) och Samuel Larsson (Danmark) i samtala med Johar Bendjelloul. Läs mer: Möt Radiokorrespondenterna på Södra teatern Om evenemanget på Södra bar: Träffa några av våra mest välkända och uppskattade röster som nu åker hem efter år på resande fot. Möt också våra nya korrar på väg ut i världen. Precis bredvid, på Kristallen, kan du mingla med korrespondenter och ställa dina egna frågor.

Starka minnen och dråpliga anekdoter. Hör Staffan Sonning (London) och Richard Myrenberg (Kigali), samt Filip Kotsambouikidis (trainee), i samtala med Johar Bendjelloul. Läs mer: Möt Radiokorrespondenterna på Södra teatern Om evenemanget på Södra bar: Träffa några av våra mest välkända och uppskattade röster som nu åker hem efter år på resande fot. Möt också våra nya korrar på väg ut i världen. Precis bredvid, på Kristallen, kan du mingla med korrespondenter och ställa dina egna frågor.

Plasminogen wird durch verschiedene Proteasen proteolytisch gespalten. Zu den Enzymen, von denen bekannt ist, daß sie Plasminogen an definierten Peptidbindungen prozessieren können, gehören Elastase aus polymorphnukleären Neutrophilen (PMN) und Metallo-Elastase aus Makrophagen. Ein Spaltprodukt ist Miniplasminogen, das die proteolytische Domäne und den Kringel 5 umfaßt. Die Spaltstelle bei Val441 ist charakterisiert und ein Sandwich-ELISA gegen die Neodeterminante ist etabliert. Das dabei entstehende Counterpart besteht aus den Kringeln1-4. Es wird Angiostatin genannt, weil es hemmend auf die Neubildung von Gefäßen wirkt. Im Rahmen dieser Arbeit sollte untersucht werden, ob Miniplasminogen unter pathologischen Bedingungen wie Sepsis, Peritonitis und Tumorerkrankungen auftritt, um daraus einerseits den Einfluß der Elastase abzuleiten und Einblicke in die pathophysiologischen Abläufe bei Entzündung und Tu-morgeschehen unter Betrachtung der Plasminogenspaltprodukte in Korre-lation zu anderen Parametern zu gewinnen. In Vorversuchen konnte gezeigt werden, daß unter dem Einfluß von aktivierten polymorph-nukleären Neutrophilen Miniplasminogen aus Plas-minogen generiert wird. Von den potentiell an der Proteolyse beteiligten En-zymen konnte in vitro nur bei dem Einsatz von PMN-Elastase Mini-plasminogen nachgewiesen werden, nicht jedoch von MMP-2, -8 und -9. In Untersuchungen zur Stabilität von Miniplasminogen unter verschiedenen Blutabnahmebedingungen waren Citrat-Proben den anderen Systemen (EDTAPlasma, Serum) überlegen. In Proben von gesunden Probanden konnte in keinem Fall Miniplasminogen über der Nachweisgrenze des ELISAs gemessen werden.Es wurden Proben aus klinischen Studien zu Sepsis, Peritonitis und Mammakarzinom ausgewählt, die auf Grund einer hohen PMN-Elastase-Konzentration ein Entstehen von Miniplasminogen erwarten lassen konnten. Ein Ausscheiden von Miniplasminogen über die Niere konnte durch Messungen im Urin ausgeschlossen werden. In Citratplasma-Proben von Peritonitispatienten war kein Miniplasminogen nachweisbar, in Peritonitisexsudaten desselben Patientenkollektivs waren Miniplasminogenwerte bis 90 ng/ml meßbar. Es zeigte sich allerdings keine Korrelation zu anderen Parametern (Elastase-Konzentration, Plasminogenkonzentration). Signifikante Unterschiede der Miniplasminogenkonzentrationen konnten zwischen den Mittelwerten der Proben der Patientengruppe, bei der therapeutisch Fresh-Frozen-Plasma intraabdominell appliziert wurde, und der Kontrollgruppe, sowie zwischen den Gruppen mit und ohne Tumorerkrankung nachgewiesen werden. Bei der Evaluierung von Serumproben aus einem Mammakarzinom-Kollektiv wurden Werte bis 52 ng/ml gemessen. Eine Korrelation mit anderen Parametern oder signifikante Unterschiede in den verschiedenen Subgruppen konnten auch hier nicht gezeigt werden. Ein Zusammenhang zwischen der proteolytischen Kapazität in den Exsudaten und der MPlg-Entstehung ließ sich nicht zweifelsfrei beweisen. MPlg ist daher – im Gegensatz zu dem Elastase-spezifischen Spaltprodukt des Fibrinogens (FEP) (Gippner-Steppert, 1991) - als ein spezifisches Spaltprodukt des Plg nicht für den indirekten Nachweis der proteolytischen Aktivität der PMNElastase geeignet. Erfolgversprechend könnten ggf. immunhistochemische Untersuchungen von Tumormaterial in Hinblick auf das lokale Entstehen von Miniplasminogen sein.