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If you're curious what an 100 mile winner and 200 mile veteran does to train for those races, you're about to find out! Today, we chat with Killian Korth who recently won the Mogollon Monster 100M, has completed and podiumed multiple ultra events, and has tons of experience as a long distance athlete. In this episode, Killian and I discuss training principles to help you build durability and speed as an ultrarunner, how to add in huge long runs strategically in your training to give massive adaptations, and how to add in strength training to help to make you unbreakable on the trails. We also discuss topics on mental toughness, high carb fueling, and so much more. Huge thank you to Killian for coming on the show! SHOW LINKS: Want to be coached for your next ultramarathon by me and my team?⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠Learn more on this page⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ to book a free call with one of our coaches to see if we are a good fit! Follow Joe on IG:⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/joecorcione/⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Try Ketone-IQ and get 30% off your order at ketone.com/everydayultra  Listen to INFERNO: Mike Wardian's Run Through Death Valley and get another jogcast for free with code BADWATER at runningscaredmedia.com Improve your recovery and sleep with Lagoon Pillows and get 15% off your order with the code ULTRA at Lagoonsleep.com Try PlayOn Pain Relief Spray and get 20% off your order with code EVERYDAYULTRA at playonrelief.com Try Janji apparel and get 10% off your order with code EVERYDAYULTRA at Janji.com Follow Killian on IG:  https://www.instagram.com/runtoughcoaching/

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Send us a textPOUR: Pillar of Ultra RunningJacob Bateman and Kilian Korth discuss the importance of speed work in ultra running, particularly for those training for their first hundred-mile race. They delve into how speed work can enhance performance, the structure of training plans, and various types of speed workouts. The conversation also highlights the mental benefits of incorporating speed work into training, emphasizing its role in preventing burnout and maintaining motivation. To close things out Kilian challenges the conventional notion of needing a profound 'why' to motivate runners, advocating instead for practical strategies to navigate the mental challenges of endurance events. Reach out to Kilian with any questions here:https://www.runtoughcoaching.com/https://www.instagram.com/runtoughcoaching/Visit trailto100.com for coaching, SWAG, and more!~Leave us a review!~Click here to leave a review on appleClick here to rate us on SpotifySupport the show

El tiempo para conseguir el tomo se acaba, la tierra empieza a temblar y Korth se ha separado del grupo. Todo se viene abajo mientras el portal está cada vez más cerrado. ¡Bienvenidos a la Campaña 2 de Mamones y Mazmorras! Una campaña de D&D, en la que usamos las reglas actualizadas de 2024. Acompáñanos en esta nueva aventura. Un nuevo episodio todos los miércoles a las 21:00. Y recuerda seguirnos en redes sociales para estar al tanto de todas las novedades. Instagram: @Mamonesymazmorras Youtube: Mamones y Mazmorras Y recuerda que puedes acceder a contenido adicional y apoyarnos en: patreon.com/mamonesymazmorras

Send us a textIn this conversation, Kilian Korth shares his journey from being a competitive swimmer to becoming an ultra runner. He discusses his early experiences in ultra racing, the challenges he faced, and his motivations for returning to the DC Peaks race. Kilian emphasizes the importance of mental toughness, race strategy, and the balance between achieving goals and enjoying the process. He also offers advice for first-time ultra runners and shares insights into his coaching philosophy, focusing on personalized approaches for athletes.TakeawaysKilian transitioned from swimming to ultra running after college.His first ultra race was a humbling experience.He emphasizes the importance of proper shoe sizing.Kilian aims to focus on longer distances in his running career.The DC Peaks race holds a special place for him due to its beauty.He believes in being brave and taking risks during races.Kilian's coaching philosophy is centered on personalized training.He encourages runners to enjoy the process, not just the outcome.Mental toughness is crucial in ultra running.Kilian values learning from experiences and adapting strategies.Learn more about Kilian here- https://www.runtoughcoaching.com/Learn more about Trail to 100 here- https://trailto100.com/Lear more about DC Peaks Races here- https://www.dcpeaks50.com/Support the show

In dieser Folge steht das Thema „Money Mindset“ im Kontext Tiermedizin im Fokus. Sonja spricht mit Finanzexpertin Regina Korth, die mittlerweile als Tierärztin in der Finanz- und Wirtschaftsberatung tätig ist. Sie diskutieren eigene Glaubenssätze, dir ihr Leben begleitet haben und begleiten und warum das Thema Geld oft tabuisiert wird. Du erhältst in dieser Folge Impulse, wie ein positiveres Verhältnis zu finanziellen Fragen nicht nur dein persönliche Wohlbefinden, sondern auch die gesamte Branche nachhaltig stärken kann. Dieses offene und inspirierende Interview bietet neue Perspektiven auf Geld, Karriere und die Herausforderungen im Tiermedizinsektor. Regina teilt dabei ganz praktische Ansätze mit uns, um sich selber bei diesem Thema mal genauer zu beobachten und zu fragen: Wie steht es eigentlich um mein eigenes Money-Mindset? Kontakt zu Regina Korth per Handy/Whats App: 0177 799 7900 Buchtipp: Get Rich Lucky Bitch von Denise Duffield-Thomas zB über Amazon: https://amzn.to/45QiQjR

Since its release on September 23, 1995, The Family: A Proclamation to the World has become a needed doctrinal anchor during a time of confusion and opposition regarding the centrality of the family. In this episode Dr. Byran B. Korth, professor and associate department chair of Church history and doctrine, discusses his article on the divine origin and inception of the family proclamation and details its inextricable connection to seership and revelation. “But a seer can know of things which are past, and also of things which are to come, and by them shall all things be revealed . . . ” (Mosiah 8:17). Dr. Korth discusses the revelatory process used by prophets and seers to craft the proclamation precept upon precept during the nearly year-long process. Additionally, he explains two profound truths about the proclamation: first, that it serves as a response to the rise of the antifamily movement at world conferences of the United Nations in the latter quarter of the twenty-first century, and second, that it was divinely designed by the Lord's watchmen to declare to the world the role of the family in God's plan.     Publications: “Seership and World Conferences: The Divine Origin and Inception of the Family Proclamation” (in Religious Educator, Vol. 24, No. 2, 2023) “Staying by the Tree of Life” (in Book of Mormon Insights: Letting God Prevail in Your Life, Religious Studies Center, 2024) “Becoming as Little Children: Participating in the Household of God” (in The Household of God: Families and Belonging in the Social World of the New Testament, Religious Studies Center, 2022) “The How and What of Modern Religious Transmission and Its Implications for Families” (Journal of Family Psychology, 35.4, 2021) “Parents Teaching Children to Believe in Christ: ‘An Echo of a Celestial Pattern'” (in Give Ear to My Words: Text and Context of Alma 36 – 42, Religious Studies Center, 2019) “Joseph Smith's 1839 – 40 Visit to Washington” (in Latter-day Saints in Washington, D.C.: History, People, and Places, Religious Studies Center, 2021)   Click here to learn more about Byran Korth

GUEST 1 OVERVIEW: Whistleblower, TESS KORTH worked at FCI Dublin for 25 years, starting as a correctional officer in 1997. Her assignments over the 25 years included unit secretary, case manager, reentry affairs coordinator, and unit manager. During those assignments, she had voluntary collateral duties of disciplinary hearing officer, planning section leader which is a crisis management team, Affirmative Employment and Diversity Co Chair and previous program manager and also trained incoming staff and volunteers. I received the Director's National Award for innovative reentry programming developed for females and their children, and was featured in a Bureau of Prisons periodical called, "Here and Now." All the hard work she did, however, and the recognition received for decades meant nothing when she did what she was trained to do. In less than a year, her loyalty to an agency she owed her career to turned on her and taught her a hard lesson. Retaliation is real no matter who you are. GUEST 2 OVERVIEW: Dr Carole Lieberman, internationally renowned as ‘The Terrorist Therapist', is a Board Certified Beverly Hills psychiatrist, 3-time Emmy honored television personality, radio talk show host, best-selling author and professional speaker. Since 9/11, recognizing that what the world needs most is help coping with the ultimate monster under the bed… terrorism, Dr Carole has devoted herself to encouraging people to break through their denial and giving them the psychological tools they need to survive. X: @DrCaroleMD

Craig Korth is a bluegrass musician, instrument collector, and luthier based in British Columbia.     Over the years, Craig performed at countless festivals, ran a music camp, and amassed a world-class collection of vintage instruments. As he recounted at the end of his appearance on episode 271 of the Fretboard Journal Podcast, he's also struggled with focal dystonia, a neurological condition that can wreak havoc on high-level musicians.      For this week's episode, Craig candidly shares some of the steps he's taken to heal his focal dystonia and play at a high level again. From exercises like taking up the upright bass to emotional support groups and mind-altering psychedelic therapy sessions, it's a journey unlike any we've ever shared.      Some links mentioned:     Craig Korth on Fretboard Journal Podcast 271:  https://www.fretboardjournal.com/podcasts/podcast-271-craig-korth/     Michael Pollan's 'How to Change Your Mind':  https://www.netflix.com/title/80229847     Musicians With Focal Dystonia Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/395945924186868     Author Ruth Chiles:  https://focaldystoniacure.com/   Dr. Joaquin Farias' lecture on focal dystonia: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-8f_A16OwSo   Subscribe to the Fretboard Journal print edition: https://shop.fretboardjournal.com/products/fretboard-journal-annual-subscription   Register for our 2024 Fretboard Summit in Chicago (Aug 23-25): https://fretboardsummit.org/   This week's show is sponsored by: StewMac: https://stewmac.sjv.io/R5jvRR (Affiliate link) Mike & Mike's Guitar Bar: https://mmguitarbar.com Izotope: https://www.izotope.com (Use the code FRET10 to save 10%) Stringjoy Strings: https://stringjoy.com (Use the code FRETBOARD to save 10% off your first order)   Peghead Nation: https://www.pegheadnation.com (Get your first month free or $20 off any annual subscription with the promo code FRETBOARD at checkout).

GUEST OVERVIEW: TESS KORTH worked at FCI Dublin for 25 years, starting as a correctional officer in 1997. Her assignments over the 25 years included unit secretary, case manager, reentry affairs coordinator, and unit manager. During those assignments, she had voluntary collateral duties of disciplinary hearing officer, planning section leader which is a crisis management team, Affirmative Employment and Diversity Co Chair and previous program manager and also trained incoming staff and volunteers. I received the Director's National Award for innovative reentry programming developed for females and their children, and was featured in a Bureau of Prisons periodical called, "Here and Now." All the hard work she did, however, and the recognition received for decades meant nothing when she did what she was trained to do. In less than a year, her loyalty to an agency she owed her career to turned on her and taught her a hard lesson. Retaliation is real no matter who you are.

Dive into the fascinating world of hunting and adventure with our special guest, Korth group rep. Matt Siemens. Matt, a seasoned hunter and wealth of knowledge, shares his experiences hunting on nearly every continent. From African hunts to his expertise in ballistics. Discover the lessons he learned from his first African hunt and gain insider insights into the current social and political climate that all firearms owners, hunters and related businesses are facing.    Don't miss this exciting episode filled with thrilling adventures and valuable tips for hunters of all levels.   https://www.korthgroup.com/find-a-dealer https://www.leupold.com/ https://www.hornady.com/   ______ Silvercore Club - https://bit.ly/2RiREb4 Online Training - https://bit.ly/3nJKx7U Other Training & Services - https://bit.ly/3vw6kSU Merchandise - https://bit.ly/3ecyvk9 Blog Page - https://bit.ly/3nEHs8W Host Instagram - @Bader.Trav https://www.instagram.com/bader.trav Silvercore Instagram - @SilvercoreOutdoors https://www.instagram.com/silvercoreoutdoors ____

In this episode, Jay talks with Dr. Roy “Buzz” Korth, the owner of the Buckeye Anti-aging Clinic and a trusted authority in the areas of anti-aging and regenerative medicine. They start by talking about the limitations of the current healthcare system and emphasize the importance of not only taking control of your own health, but investing in proactive and preventative care to try to avoid the traditional healthcare system as much as possible. Jay and Dr. Korth also talk about specific types of treatments or procedures that have proven to have regenerative and/or anti-aging benefits and the importance of regular detoxification to cleanse yourself of the various contaminants that are proliferating our environment. Tune in if you're looking to better understand the benefits of treatments like hormone optimization, ozone injections, and umbilical cord extracts for preventing, managing, or even remedying common ailments associated with aging.   "If you came to me and I did a procedure to fix your knee pain, I can't even have a testimonial of you online, even though it's out of your mouth, because they're going to say, ‘Where are your double-blind clinical trials?' A normal product to go from concept to being available to the public requires 10-15 years and billions of dollars in clinical trials." – Dr. Roy “Buzz” Korth   What You'll Learn From This Episode Challenges and limitations of our health system - Learn about the misaligned incentives of the modern healthcare system and get exposed to alternative pathways that can provide more reliable and more effective care Anti-aging treatments - Understand what's fact and what's fiction when it comes to anti-aging, and learn about procedures that may not be covered by traditional insurance, but can be much more effective than traditional medicine. Stem cell therapy - Get familiar with the healing and regenerative powers of treatments like umbilical cord extracts and stem cell therapy, which can help with everything from wound healing to osteoarthritis. Proactive health measures - Appreciate the importance (and long-term benefits of) getting regular blood work, hormone testing, and organic acid tests to identify deficiencies and address them proactively. Intracellular NAD levels - Learn about the importance of maintaining optimal NAD levels to promote cellular energy production and optimize for overall health and longevity.   Key Moments In This Conversation 00:00:00 - Introduction 00:02:55 - Analyzing our broken healthcare system 00:10:28 - The importance of personal ownership around health 00:14:46 - The power of regenerative medicine and example treatments 00:25:42 - The challenges of health regulation and profiteering 00:32:30 - The benefits of getting ozone injections 00:38:12 - The importance of regular health tests & monitoring 00:44:06 - The impact of environmental toxicity on personal health 00:49:41 - The role of NAD and glutathione in aging 00:52:38 - Wrapping up and Dr. Korth's resources   Guest Bio Dr. Roy “Buzz” Korth is a renowned expert in the field of regenerative medicine and anti-aging. As the owner and operator of the Buckeye Anti-Aging Clinic in Columbus, Ohio, Dr. Korth has dedicated his career to helping individuals achieve optimal health and longevity. He is a strong advocate for preventative health practices and prioritizing the use of natural and non-invasive therapies to address the root causes of health issues rather than simply treating symptoms. His commitment to staying at the forefront of medical advancements and his dedication to providing personalized care make him a trusted resource for individuals seeking to improve their health and well-being. Learn more about Dr. Korth and his work at www.buckeyepmr.com.     Jay Campbell Products & Resources

For the "Daily Bread" thoughts and other amazing material, go to TSAR.website or https://www.patreon.com/EnlightenEdgeEDU/posts. You can learn more about an article discussed in this episode by going to https://rsc.byu.edu/book-mormon-insights/staying-tree-life, or buying the book at https://amzn.to/3HLYywJ. In this episode Byran and Kerry discuss Byran's article, which explores the impact that Lehi's Dream/Nephi's Vision can have on families. In particular they discuss the difficulty Lehi has as he sees some of his children choose not to join him at the tree. Yet Lehi stays at the tree. Kerry and Byran discuss the ramifications of this for families, and what it may look like in real life. They talk about how this is an important and tender issue for so many. They also discuss the need to experience joy at the tree, even when not everyone is there. This is important both for the people at the tree, but also for those who are not. We are grateful for our sponsor, Lisa Spice, and for our producer, BJ Muhlestein, and for Rich Nicholls, who composed and plays the music for the podcast.

From the upside down to xenomorphs to crime lords to black holes to laugh out loud comedies, Sean is joined by Dustin Korth of By The Thousands to rank their top ten most anticipated TV shows of 2024!Buy a pair of EARGASM ear plugs! Use the code METALCORENERDS to save 10% off your order. Protect your hearing while still enjoying the music you love.Support By The Thousands!Stream | Twitter | Instagram | Facebook Buy Metalcore Nerds MerchSong of the Week: Have Mercy "Numb"Check out the Metalcore Nerds Pull List Spotify PlaylistJoin the Metalcore Nerds Community:Discord | FB GroupFollow Metalcore Nerds on Social Media:Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | YouTube | TikTokThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5501198/advertisement

In this episode of HealthiHer, we dive deep into the transformative world of NAD+ Therapy. Joining Dr. Amy Brenner is Dr. Buzz Korth, a leading expert in the field, unraveling the mysteries behind NAD+ & Glutathione. Discover the science behind NAD+, its myriad benefits, and the specific demographics poised to gain the most from this groundbreaking therapy. As we explore why NAD+ is crucial for aging gracefully, Dr. Buzz provides insights into the role it plays in promoting longevity and vitality. Get practical guidance on the various forms of NAD+, optimizing this powerful tool for your well-being. Learn about the post-treatment experience and the rapid effectiveness of NAD+ Therapy, empowering you to make informed decisions about your health journey. Wondering about the ideal frequency for this therapy? Our expert outlines the recommended treatment schedule to maximize the benefits. Safety is a top priority, and Dr. Brenner addresses the question: Is NAD+ Therapy safe? Gain the confidence to explore this innovative approach to well-being. Join us on HealthiHer for an illuminating episode as we unlock the secrets behind NAD+ Therapy. Elevate your understanding and embark on a personalized journey to optimal health and wellness. learn more about NAD+ Therapy & other regenerative therapy available in Cincinnati https://dramybrenner.com/treatment/regenerative-therapy like and subscribe!  Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/amybrennermd/ Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/DoctorAmyBrenner YouTube- https://www.youtube.com/c/AmyBrennerMD Special Guest - Dr. Roy Buzz Korth Dr. Roy "Buzz" Korth, is the founder of Buckeye Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation and Optimum Anti-Aging and Aesthetics. These facilities specialize in non-narcotic pain relief combined with anti-aging therapies with bio-identical hormones, peptide therapies, functional medicine, regenerative medicine and medical weight loss programs. They are also one of the countries most experienced regenerative medicine practices with over 10,000 procedures performed. Dr. Buzz is double board certified in non-surgical decompression therapy, board certified in Anti-Aging Medicine and he has also has earned two fellowships, one in stem cells and the second in functional Medicine, both with the Metabolic Medical Institute. He is also the CEO of Comprehensive Biosciences, Regenerative Kits, and Push Patch. He frequently talks on the benefits of Regenerative Medicine and Health Optimization on podcasts and conferences around the country.

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This episode features Mark Korth, Peaks Region President at Intermountain Health. Here, he discusses key insights into his background & Intermountain Health, his team's focus on patient engagement, healthcare as a “people business”, and more.

With a dastardly threat looming the gang must fight their way out of the pit they find themselves in. DM loses track of the initiative order. What Do I Add To That? is a Dungeons & Dragons podcast played by people who mostly understand the game, which you'd hope by this point. Starting season two of the main storyline, now is the best time to jump right in with "A New Beginning" as our players find themselves largely starting from scratch with a brand new story thought up by our excellent DM. Follow us on Instagram and TikTok @WhatDoIAddPodcast Our Dungeon Master is José Rodriguez. Korth is played by Chris Giacomini, Baguette is played by Jake Cottrell, Jumbo Gray is played by Dillon Hoffman and Shalthazar is played by Sharif Hasan. This episode was edited by Dillon Hoffman.

Lazarus was all cap! What Do I Add To That? is a Dungeons & Dragons podcast played by people who mostly understand the game, which you'd hope by this point. Starting season two of the main storyline, now is the best time to jump right in with "A New Beginning" as our players find themselves largely starting from scratch with a brand new story thought up by our excellent DM. Follow us on Instagram and TikTok @WhatDoIAddPodcast Our Dungeon Master is José Rodriguez. Korth is played by Chris Giacomini, Baguette is played by Jake Cottrell, Jumbo Gray is played by Dillon Hoffman and Shalthazar is played by Sharif Hasan. This episode was edited by Dillon Hoffman.

Dinner with Lazarus doesn't go quite as planned, but when do things ever with this group? Listen now to find out What's in the Bag! What Do I Add To That? is a Dungeons & Dragons podcast played by people who mostly understand the game, which you'd hope by this point. Starting season two of the main storyline, now is the best time to jump right in with "A New Beginning" as our players find themselves largely starting from scratch with a brand new story thought up by our excellent DM. Follow us on Instagram and TikTok @WhatDoIAddPodcast Our Dungeon Master is José Rodriguez. Korth is played by Chris Giacomini, Baguette is played by Jake Cottrell, Jumbo Gray is played by Dillon Hoffman and Shalthazar is played by Sharif Hasan. This episode was edited by Christopher Giacomini.

A time skip? A new town? Misogyny? Find out what our heroes are up to in the latest episode of "What Do I Add to That?" What Do I Add To That? is a Dungeons & Dragons podcast played by people who mostly understand the game, which you'd hope by this point. Starting season two of the main storyline, now is the best time to jump right in with "A New Beginning" as our players find themselves largely starting from scratch with a brand new story thought up by our excellent DM. Follow us on Instagram and TikTok @WhatDoIAddPodcast Our Dungeon Master is José Rodriguez. Korth is played by Chris Giacomini, Baguette is played by Jake Cottrell, Jumbo Gray is played by Dillon Hoffman and Shalthazar is played by Sharif Hasan. This episode was edited by Christopher Giacomini.

Finally at the lair of the White Dragon, our heroes must finally meet their fabled foe. What Do I Add To That? is a Dungeons & Dragons podcast played by people who mostly understand the game, which you'd hope by this point. Starting season two of the main storyline, now is the best time to jump right in with "A New Beginning" as our players find themselves largely starting from scratch with a brand new story thought up by our excellent DM. Follow us on Instagram and TikTok @WhatDoIAddPodcast Our Dungeon Master is José Rodriguez. Korth is played by Chris Giacomini, Baguette is played by Jake Cottrell, Jumbo Gray is played by Dillon Hoffman and Shalthazar is played by Sharif Hasan. This episode was edited by Christopher Giacomini.

Add your car to the MartiniWorks Build Threads: https://bit.ly/4286iRg Today we sit down with Dustin Korth who is on the other side of automotive content, trucks. Now don't run away yet as we delve into some of the details of the truck scene, but also uncover Dustin's deep passion for cars. We also take a moment to help you guys learn what you need to get your car (or truck) build sponsored.

A familiar face rejoins our adventurers as they quest to the feared Great White Dragon. What Do I Add To That? is a Dungeons & Dragons podcast played by people who mostly understand the game, which you'd hope by this point. Starting season two of the main storyline, now is the best time to jump right in with "A New Beginning" as our players find themselves largely starting from scratch with a brand new story thought up by our excellent DM. Follow us on Instagram and TikTok @WhatDoIAddPodcast Our Dungeon Master is José Rodriguez. Korth is played by Chris Giacomini, Baguette is played by Jake Cottrell, Jumbo Gray is played by Dillon Hoffman and Shalthazar is played by Sharif Hasan. This episode was edited by Christopher Giacomini.

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2023.07.24.550252v1?rss=1 Authors: Yu, S. F., Paulvannan, K., Solas, D., Lingappa, A. F., Moreira, A. R., Sahu, S., Michon, M., Goldsmith, D., DeYarman, N., Mallesh, S., Prasad, M. D., Maios, C., Ruan, K., Tomassy, G. S., Jensen, E., McGuirk, E., Bader, V., Meuller-Schiffmann, A., Reed, J. C., Lingappa, J. R., Asundi, V., Hong, S., Jacobsen, S., Ostrow, L., Lloyd, T., Parker, A. E., Staats, K. A., Ichida, J., Dodge, J., Dey, D., Korth, C., Selvarajah, S., Lingappa, V. R., Rosenfeld, J. Abstract: Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) is a neurodegenerative disease with a complex, multifactorial pathophysiology, most commonly manifest as loss of motor neurons. We introduce a new mechanism of ALS pathogenesis via a novel drug-like small molecule series that targets protein disulfide isomerase (PDI) within a previously unappreciated transient and energy-dependent multi-protein complex. This novel drug was found to have activity in cellular models for both familial and sporadic ALS, as well as in transgenic worms, flies, and mice bearing a diversity of human genes with ALS-associated mutations. These compounds were initially identified as modulators of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) capsid assembly in cell-free protein synthesis and assembly (CFPSA) systems, with demonstrated antiviral activity in cell culture. Their advancement as ALS-therapeutics, and the subsequent separation of activity against HIV and ALS in chemical subseries through structure-activity-relationship optimization, may provide insights into the molecular mechanisms governing pathophysiology of disordered homeostasis relevant to ALS. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info Podcast created by Paper Player, LLC

A battle occurs. Our heroes naturally come out on top, as they are not bottoms. Something big is coming, by the way. What Do I Add To That? is a Dungeons & Dragons podcast played by people who mostly understand the game, which you'd hope by this point. Starting season two of the main storyline, now is the best time to jump right in with "A New Beginning" as our players find themselves largely starting from scratch with a brand new story thought up by our excellent DM. Follow us on Instagram and TikTok @WhatDoIAddPodcast Our Dungeon Master is José Rodriguez. Korth is played by Chris Giacomini, Baguette is played by Jake Cottrell, and Jumbo Gray is played by Dillon Hoffman. This episode was edited by Dillon Hoffman.

Teddy is back. What Do I Add To That? is a Dungeons & Dragons podcast played by people who mostly understand the game, which you'd hope by this point. Starting season two of the main storyline, now is the best time to jump right in with "A New Beginning" as our players find themselves largely starting from scratch with a brand new story thought up by our excellent DM. Follow us on Instagram and TikTok @WhatDoIAddPodcast Our Dungeon Master is José Rodriguez. Korth is played by Chris Giacomini, Baguette is played by Jake Cottrell, and Jumbo Gray is played by Dillon Hoffman. This episode was edited by Dillon Hoffman.

After being transported to a strange town, Baguette, Jumbo, and Korth continue their strange night by exploring the only two buildings in town they're not supposed enter. Will our adventurers make it out of this haunted mansion as they face it's ghostly threats? Yes. What Do I Add To That? is a Dungeons & Dragons podcast played by people who mostly understand the game, which you'd hope by this point. Starting season two of the main storyline, now is the best time to jump right in with "A New Beginning" as our players find themselves largely starting from scratch with a brand new story thought up by our excellent DM. Follow us on Instagram and TikTok @WhatDoIAddPodcast Our Dungeon Master is José Rodriguez. Korth is played by Chris Giacomini, Baguette is played by Jake Cottrell, and Jumbo Gray is played by Dillon Hoffman. This episode was edited by Dillon Hoffman.

After defeating the Mind Flayer, our heroes learn more about why they have been chosen. Traveling to a new land, they discover secrets that will help them hunt the abnormalities that have been arriving in their realm. Oh and Jumbo almost makes love. Really uncomfortable for everyone involved. What Do I Add To That? is a Dungeons & Dragons podcast played by people who mostly understand the game, which you'd hope by this point. Starting season two of the main storyline, now is the best time to jump right in with "A New Beginning" as our players find themselves largely starting from scratch with a brand new story thought up by our excellent DM. Follow us on Instagram and TikTok @WhatDoIAddPodcast Our Dungeon Master is José Rodriguez. Korth is played by Chris Giacomini, Baguette is played by Jake Cottrell, and Jumbo Gray is played by Dillon Hoffman. This episode was edited by Christopher Giacomini.

In this bonus episode of The Running Mullet Eric sits down for a chat with a West Coast beast of an ultra runner, Kilian Korth! Kilian recently was leading Cocodona 250 for 200 miles until some unforseen issues came up that caused him to slow down a bit. Still finishing in 11th place, his story is a great one! Next up for Kilian is the Bigfoot 200 this fall where he has some BIG goals. Join us for a great conversation!

In the lair of the Mind Flayer! The gang is finally here to confront the One Above All, but will they be able to survive the monster and the crazed townfolks? What Do I Add To That? is a Dungeons & Dragons podcast played by people who mostly understand the game, which you'd hope by this point. Starting season two of the main storyline, now is the best time to jump right in with "A New Beginning" as our players find themselves largely starting from scratch with a brand new story thought up by our excellent DM. Follow us on Instagram and TikTok @WhatDoIAddPodcast Our Dungeon Master is José Rodriguez. Korth is played by Chris Giacomini, Baguette is played by Jake Cottrell, and Jumbo Gray is played by Dillon Hoffman. This episode was edited by Christopher Giacomini.

Can Baguette, Jumbo and Brave make it through the hordes of crazed townsfolk in time to save Korth? And will we finally uncover this town's dark secrets? What Do I Add To That? is a Dungeons & Dragons podcast played by people who mostly understand the game, which you'd hope by this point. Starting season two of the main storyline, now is the best time to jump right in with "A New Beginning" as our players find themselves largely starting from scratch with a brand new story thought up by our excellent DM. Follow us on Instagram and TikTok @WhatDoIAddPodcast Our Dungeon Master is José Rodriguez. Korth is played by Chris Giacomini, Baguette is played by Jake Cottrell, and Jumbo Gray is played by Dillon Hoffman. This episode was edited by Christopher Giacomini.

Ultra runner and DC Peaks 50 course record holder, Kilian Korth, joins us today to go in-depth on what happened during the Cocodona 250 this year that landed him in the ICU. We also talk about the difference in training for 100 and 200 milers, nutrition during a 250, strategies to run the 200+ mile ultra marathons and more!

Divided, the gang inches ever closer to discovering the truth to the strange happenings going on under the watchful eye of the suspect Captain Gunnora, but for every step forward the group seems to always take a collective two steps back. What Do I Add To That? is a Dungeons & Dragons podcast played by people who mostly understand the game, which you'd hope by this point. Starting season two of the main storyline, now is the best time to jump right in with "A New Beginning" as our players find themselves largely starting from scratch with a brand new story thought up by our excellent DM. Follow us on Instagram and TikTok @WhatDoIAddPodcast Our Dungeon Master is José Rodriguez. Korth is played by Chris Giacomini, Baguette is played by Jake Cottrell, and Jumbo Gray is played by Dillon Hoffman. This episode was edited by Dillon Hoffman.

Predigt von Matthias Floreck, Jesus Centrum Kassel, am Sonntag, 16.04.2023. Als einige Christen in Korinth die Idee verbreiteten, dass es keine Auferstehung geben würde, hat Paulus in seinem Brief Klartext geredet. Kurz gesagt: Ohne die Auferstehung macht unser Glaube keinen Sinn (1. Korth. 14,15)! Was für eine mächtige Aussage. Aber was ist denn bei der Auferstehung passiert, dass diese so zentral für unseren Glauben ist? Und was genau bedeutet die Auferstehung für mich hier und jetzt und auch für mein ewiges Leben mit Gott? Diesen wesentlichen Fragen wollen wir nachgehen und gemeinsam Antworten finden.

Predigt von Matthias Floreck, Jesus Centrum Kassel, am Sonntag, 16.04.2023. Als einige Christen in Korinth die Idee verbreiteten, dass es keine Auferstehung geben würde, hat Paulus in seinem Brief Klartext geredet. Kurz gesagt: Ohne die Auferstehung macht unser Glaube keinen Sinn (1. Korth. 14,15)! Was für eine mächtige Aussage. Aber was ist denn bei der Auferstehung passiert, dass diese so zentral für unseren Glauben ist? Und was genau bedeutet die Auferstehung für mich hier und jetzt und auch für mein ewiges Leben mit Gott? Diesen wesentlichen Fragen wollen wir nachgehen und gemeinsam Antworten finden.

Dr. Buzz Korth is an experienced regenerative medicine doctor who practices with over 10,000 procedures performed before. In this episode, Buzz talks in detail about the benefits of biological allografts and Anti-Aging Medicine. Go to www.thestandard.academy/magazine to become one of the first to get my digital magazine for free that'll help you create a kick-ass life. Dr. Buzz is the founder of the Buckeye Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation and Optimum Anti-Aging and Aesthetics Clinic. His facilities specialize in non-narcotic pain relief combined with bio-identical hormones, peptide therapies, birth tissue allografts, and medical weight loss programs. He is the CEO of Comprehensive Biosciences and Regenerative Kits. He is double board certified in non-surgical decompression therapy, and board certified in Anti-Aging Medicine.   Website & Social Links: Facebook.com/Buckeye-Pmr Instagram.com/buckeyepmr Tiktok.com/buckeye_PMR1   Speaking Topics: Regenerative Therapy Anti-aging therapies Single & Double Spin PRP Biodynamic replacement therapy Osteoarthritis downstream Functional medicine A bit about me (Dr. Orest Komarnyckyj) Dr. Orest Komarnyckyj enjoyed a prestigious career as a periodontal regenerative surgeon moving to a new passion in June 2018. He retired after a 33-year career to pursue new passions. At 70 Dr. Orest has taken on a new role as a Men's Life Coach and Podcaster. If you want to find out if Dr.Orest can help you regain intimacy and vibrancy in your life then use this link to schedule a short 15 MINUTE ACTIVATION CALL https://calendly.com/thestandardacademy/15minuteactivationcall He lives with his wife of 30 years, Oksana. His status as an empty-nester with two out of college-employed children has left him with time and energy to share decades of successes, failures, and wisdom. Dr. Orest is not afraid to talk about uncomfortable topics on his podcast and with the men he coaches. Very often he brings the unexpected.   Timestamps: 00:00 - Intro 02:02 - Alpha two macro global 03:23 - Proteases Proteins 04:08 - Osteoarthritis or Degenerative disease 06:15 - How do you decide between PRP & Alpha two macro, which works at your disposal? 07:52 - If you're alive, you can heal! 08:12 - What can we do to the body to heel quicker than breaking down naturally? 10:20 - Sound wave therapy never hurts anything 10:55 - Commercial starts 12:08 - Commercial ends 16:11 - When you're older, biodynamic replacement therapy is the right choice 20:24 - Regenerative therapy helps your body heal itself 21:16 - Outro

Baguette, Korth, and Jumbo Gray join forces with a fallen Captain to gain intel on a mysterious band of masked vigilantes, but soon grow weary of the prospect as things around town get weirder and weirder. What Do I Add To That? is a Dungeons & Dragons podcast played by people who mostly understand the game, which you'd hope by this point. Starting season two of the main storyline, now is the best time to jump right in with "A New Beginning" as our players find themselves largely starting from scratch with a brand new story thought up by our excellent DM. Follow us on Instagram and TikTok @WhatDoIAddPodcast Our Dungeon Master is José Rodriguez. Korth is played by Chris Giacomini, Baguette is played by Jake Cottrell, and Jumbo Gray is played by Dillon Hoffman. This episode was edited by Dillon Hoffman.

Dr. Buzz Korth is an experienced regenerative medicine doctor practices with over 10,000 procedures performed before. In this episode, Buzz talks in detail about the benefits of biological allografts and Anti-Aging Medicine.   Go to www.thestandard.academy/magazine to become one of the first to get my digital magazine for free that'll help you create a kick-ass life.   Dr. Buzz is founder of the Buckeye Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation and Optimum Anti-Aging and Aesthetics Clinic. His facilities specialize in non-narcotic pain relief combined with bio-identical hormones, peptide therapies, birth tissue allografts, and medical weight loss programs.   He is the CEO of Comprehensive Biosciences and Regenerative Kits. He is double board certified in non-surgical decompression therapy, and board certified in Anti-Aging Medicine.    Website & Social Links: Facebook.com/Buckeye-Pmr Instagram.com/buckeyepmr Tiktok.com/buckeye_PMR1      Speaking Topics Regenerative Therapy  Anti-aging therapies  Single & Double Spin PRP Biodynamic replacement therapy  Osteoarthritis downstream Functional medicine     A bit about me (Dr. Orest Komarnyckyj)   Dr. Orest Komarnyckyj enjoyed a prestigious career as a periodontal regenerative surgeon moving to a new passion in June 2018. He retired after a 33-year career to pursue new passions. At 70 Dr. Orest has taken on a new role as a Men's Life Coach and Podcaster.   If you want to find out if Dr.Orest can help you regain intimacy and vibrancy in your life then use this link to schedule a short 15 MINUTE ACTIVATION CALL https://calendly.com/thestandardacademy/15minuteactivationcall   He lives with his wife of 30 years, Oksana. His status as an empty-nester with two out of college-employed children has left him with time and energy to share decades of successes, failures, and wisdom.   Dr. Orest is not afraid to talk about uncomfortable topics on his podcast and with the men he coaches. Very often he brings the unexpected.   Timestamps 00:00 - Intro 01:45 - Guest introduction 03:20 - How do you get a name like BUZZ? 04:44 - Plain Rich Plasma (PRP) 06:08 - What type of injuries or therapeutic do you use for a plate-risk plastic 07:03 - Focus on Orthopedic use 08:33 - Working out in your lifestyle is a marathon, not a sprint 09:13 - Commercial starts  10:26 - Commercial ends 10:37 - More than two cortical injections per joint cause medical malpractice. 11:53 - Single & Double Spin PRP 14:32 - Double spin PRP system takes 60MLs of blood 17:00 - Testosterone Therapy 17:26 - Outro

We have all inherited things from our parents: everything from genetics to family values. But how do parents pass on religious belief and faith to their children? Church history and doctrine professor Byran Korth talks about his research on religion and families, the parenting styles that help parents to transmit their faith to the next generation—and why this understanding is so crucial in our modern world. 

The traditional healthcare system isn't interested or invested in keeping people healthy. They want the population sick and dependent on drugs and surgical procedures. We're in the age of wondrous biomedical technology and healing modalities that could get people off the hamster wheel of sickness but Big Pharma willfully turns a blind eye.   One area this is very apparent is in the handling of arthritis. Instead of giving people proven solutions to mend their joints at a molecular level, they keep pushing the most catabolic and damaging Band-Aids.   How do you get the treatment and care that actually solves disease? What are some of the interesting modalities we need to pay attention to?   In this episode, Dr. Roy “Buzz” Korth returns to talk about the solution to degenerative joint disease and why Big Pharma has no interest in it.   Your whole life, you're fighting this battle against anabolic and catabolic. The more anabolic you are the healthier you're going to be the better you're going to feel. -Dr. Roy ‘Buzz' Korth   Three Things We Learned    The great awakeningAre more people starting to question Big Pharma and allopathic medicine as a whole? Why the medical system isn't invested in solving arthritisIn the mitigation of arthritis what treatments merely buy us time and which ones actually stop it at the molecular level? The horrific truth about SARMSAre millions of men signing up for a plethora of health issues by using substances that should have been banned long ago?   Guest Bio   Dr. Roy “Buzz” Korth has dedicated his life to empowering people to live healthier lives. He has been practicing since 1998 after graduating with honors from The University of Florida and then Life University. He is the founder of Buckeye Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. Buckeye Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation is a unique concept in health care that combines medical providers with chiropractors, physical therapists, and massage therapists all under one roof.   For more information, go to https://www.buckeyepmr.com/. 

The right hire is more important than the majority of other decisions. We speak to Olivia Korth, Director of Marketing and Recruitment at Korth & Shannahan Painting and Carpentry from Westchester County, NY. Olivia discusses the trick to balancing staffing needs and budget in the contractor business, determining which red flags to avoid, and which talents to seek out when hiring. Watch the episode on PCA Overdrive PCA Overdrive is free for members. Not a member? Try our 30-day, free trial; $5.99/mo after. Download the app on the Apple Store or Google Play. Become a PCA member

TRIGGER WARNING: This episode discusses topics that may be uncomfortable for some listeners. These topics include body horror, and existential dread. A trio of wizards from The Twelve are working on a special project within the Tower of The Twelve offices in Sharn. While the offshoot in Sharn is not as well funded as the one in Korth, it is home to many magical items and strange goings on. What will Apsen Liadon, Tullia Norak, and Florian Mikodos d'Sivis find there? Thank you to our wonderful affiliate 1985Games. Check out their stuff: https://1985games.com?ref:HouseSivis Use code: HouseSivis to get 10% off your purchase! Special Thanks to the people who helped make this possible: Tamara de la Clark Saiyori   Get more content from our Website -- https://www.sivisechoerstation.com/ Become a Patron! -- https://www.patreon.com/sivisechoerstation Discord Server, come join the conversation! -- https://discord.gg/WYyzaKTSsz   This is an unofficial Dungeons and Dragons podcast based on the Eberron Campaign setting.   Check us out: Spotify -- https://open.spotify.com/show/591UUMewhViu1eahz0OGM4?si=gl5e2ODSSd6xSEfDGygMtA Apple Podcasts -- https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/eberron-a-chronicle-of-echoes/id1517517905 Twitter -- https://twitter.com/SivisEchoers Logo artist -- https://www.instagram.com/fumonero.art/?hl=en  Intro/outro music composer -- https://www.instagram.com/brandonmaahs/?hl=en  Interim music composer -- https://www.instagram.com/thebardicinspiration/ Sound effects obtained from https://www.zapsplat.com

Episode 276 of the John1911 Podcast: Help with Lapua brass. Stevens 22-410 broken.  Thoughts on Cabot guns.  My problem with Korth revolvers.  Do Gen5 triggers have a problem? Cobray rebuild.  Larry Vickers is in remission.  Messing up Massey programming.  The police blotter.    Marky John1911.com "Shooting Guns & Having Fun"  

S4:E6 Interviewing Zach Korth ( @AP_Korth ) |Wisdom & Productivity| #TeachBetter22 #TBPodcaster

Debbie Korth, the Orion Deputy Program Manager at NASA's Johnson Space Center talks about her role in designing, developing, testing, verifying, and certifying NASA's next-generation human-rated spacecraft for Artemis missions. Listeners will also get an inside perspective on how the upcoming Artemis 1 mission will impact the next generation of space missions.

Welcome to the Counter Narrative Podcast, a show designed to change the way we talk, and think, about education. By sharing stories of successes and triumphs, we aim to challenge the dominant narrative that often negatively portrays our disenfranchised populations. I'm your host, Charles Williams. An urban educator for more than 15 years, a current school principal in Chicago, an educational consultant, an equity advocate, and the co-host of Inside The Principal's Office. -- In this episode, I chat with Zachary Korth, a second year Assistant Principal within Chicago Public Schools. He previously served as the Math Instructional Coach and College and Career Counselor within Austin ISD and a STEM Instructional Coach in Portland Public. With a wealth of experience in restorative practices and building a climate and culture of high expectations and energy, he ensures everyone gets what they n eed to be successful. Whenever interacting with Mr. Korth you know he will always listen, support, and, if needed, offer solutions. In honor of Pride Month, we centered our conversation around the LGBTQ community. Specifically, we addressed the continued issues members of this community are facing not just from society but from their parents and educators. Note that I didn't mention peers because as Zach and I both noted, a majority of the students within our schools have largely accepted their LGBTQ counterparts. In fact, Zach shares his perceptions of why adults are so often reluctant to embrace these orientations that they view as “abnormal.” Yes, that was sarcasm Texas. During the conversation, we continuously circled back to the idea of not only acceptance but respect and love. Afterall, we are all humans and deserve to be treated as such. Ready to hear more? Let's go! -- I want to thank you for listening to The Counter Narrative Podcast. If you like what you are hearing, please be sure to like, subscribe, and of course share it with friends and family. I'd also love to hear your thoughts about the show so please leave a comment or two as well. I'm not sure what platform you're using but the show can be found on Anchor, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and plenty of other platforms. If the show isn't on your preferred site, let me know and I'll be sure to get it up and running. This podcast is also featured on SchoolRubric.com, where you can find educational articles, videos, and interviews with educators from around the globe. Be sure to connect with me and other listeners by following the show on Twitter at @theCNpodcast and joining the show's Facebook Group. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thecounternarrative/support

Christie Korth MS, CHHC, AADP, AHHA, HHPChristie Korth is a Crohn's/Lyme disease survivor, award-winning author (The IBD Healing Plan and Recipe Book, Hunter House 2012; Ben Franklin Award 2013), certified health coach, and holistic nutritionist who found her way to health and wellness after nearly succumbing to a severe case of Crohn's disease. Korth is also board certified in Functional Neurology which she incorporates with nutrition; practicing multi subspecialties, including IBD, IBS, Infectious Disease, Neurobehavioral Disorders on the Spectrum (Autism and ADHD) andanything nutrition-related. She also specializes in working with kiddos who are picky eaters or problem feeders. After harnessing the power of nutrition and gaining her health back, Korth went on to be the CEO, founder, and director of Happy & Healthy Wellness Counseling, Inc based just outside of NYC. She studied at the Institute for Integrative Nutrition, Columbia University, and the Clayton College of Natural Health and is a certified holistic health practitioner with the American Association of Drugless Practitioners, The American Holistic Health Association, and The National Association of Nutrition Professionals. Korth is a Certified Health Counselor through Columbia University's Teacher's College. Christie is also certified as a Group Facilitator from Adelphi University. Christie is the Corporate Nutritionist for Brain Balance Achievement Centers, where she designs the nutrition protocol for franchises across the country and works with children on the spectrum. Christie is a nutrition expert for Dr. Oz's Sharecare.com and frequently contributes nutrition articles to Long Island Parent Magazine as well as other publications.  In 2013, after surviving a terminal diagnosis of Lyme Meningitis, Christietraveled the United States looking for answers. Since then, she has also specialized in Infectious disease and has spent extensive time studyingLyme and AIDS and curative/supportive methods for nutrition intervention. Her 5th publication; Cataclysmic Proportions of Lyme Disease and How to Fix It is due out in late 2022. Korth conducts lectures on Lyme and Crohn's all across the country.Order Christie's Bookhttps://amzn.to/3bdB6LESupport the show

Christopher Korth hat mit seinem ersten Unternehmen "ADICTIVE Marketing", einer der schnellst wachsenden Performance Marketing Agenturen für E-Commerce Unternehmen im DACH-Raum meistens mit innovativen Start-Ups die Probleme von morgen gelöst. Doch irgendwann hat er sich die Frage gestellt: Wieso sollte ich mit meinem Marketing Know-How nicht lieber die Probleme der Gegenwart lösen? Der deutsche Mittelstand ist schwächer als je zuvor. In seiner Ausbildung bei Mercedes-Benz durfte Christopher Korth schnell feststellen, dass das Thema Mitarbeitergewinnung mit Fokus auf Fachkräfte selbst bei namhaften DAX-Konzernen eine große Rolle spielt und von Jahr zu Jahr schwieriger und aufwendiger wird. Wie schwierig muss es dann für Inhabergeführte, kleine und mittelständische Unternehmen sein, der Last von Digitalisierung und Globalisierung stand zu halten? Mit seiner zweiten Unternehmung Korthauer Consulting kümmert sich Christopher mit seinem Geschäftspartner Wlad Schlotgauer genau um dieses Problem. Ihre Vision: "Wir machen das Handwerk wieder stark!" Seitdem hilft Christopher kleinen und mittelständischen Handwerksunternehmen, ihr Potenzial vollkommen zu entfalten und die Bereiche Vertrieb & Marketing, Systeme & Prozesse sowie die qualifizierte und effiziente Mitarbeitergewinnung auf den neuesten Stand zu bringen. Webseite: https://www.korthauer.io Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/christopherxkorth/?hl=en LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/christopher-korth-2b738a1a0/

This week Menasha Head Coach Jeramie Korth joins the Fall Guys to discuss the journey from going 0-27 to 14-0. This is a great episode to hear about how Coach Korth and his mentor Coach Westphal turned things around at Menasha and built the program into a D2 powerhouse.

In diesem justETF Podcast ist der Finanzrocker Daniel Korth zu Gast. Er teilt seine langjährigen Erfahrungen bei Vermögensbildung und Vermögensverwaltung mit uns. In dieser Folge sprechen Daniel und unser ETF-Experte Jan über die Bedeutung von ETFs in Daniels Portfolien. Daniel Korth ist seit 2015 als Podcaster, Blogger, Speaker und Buchautor aktiv. Als Finanzrocker schreibt und spricht er über Geldanlage, Vermögensaufbau, Selbstständigkeit und Humankapital. Auch in seinen beiden Büchern geht es um diese Themen. Jeden Monat erreicht er damit über 250.000 Personen. Seit 22 Jahren ist er dem Rock und Heavy Metal verfallen - eher Underground als Mainstream. Daher kommt auch der Name. Zu Daniels Website: ► https://finanzrocker.net/ueber-mich/ Zu unserem YouTube-Kanal: ► https://www.youtube.com/c/justETF Hier könnt ihr euch zum nächsten justETF Talk anmelden: ► https://www.justetf.com/link/webinar-talk-lp/webinar-talk-PC?ref=webinar-talk-PC

Eley, Leupold, Hornady, Ruger, PROOF Research, oh my! Quality Products for Lasting Memories! On this week's episode Adam Patterson of Korth Group joins the crew to talk about this amazing Canadian company, ammo, Ruger acquiring Marlin, impact of COVID on supply chain and giving back to the Canadian shooting community. Check them out at www.korthgroup.com … Continue reading Episode 441 – Adam from Korth Group → The post Episode 441 – Adam from Korth Group appeared first on Slam Fire Radio.

Welcome to Get Up in the Cool: Old Time Music with Cameron DeWhitt and Friends! This week's friend is Ella Korth. We recorded at my home in Portland, Oregon. Tunes and songs in this episode: * Tall Buildings (1:16) * Wild Heart (13:27) * Coondog (19:39) * Fare Thee Well (Dink's Song) (26:24) * Red Prairie Dawn (31:54) * Bonus track: Free Again Visit Ella Korth's website: https://www.ellakorth.com/ Follow her on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ella.korth/ Like and follow her on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ellakorthmusic Support Get Up in the Cool on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/getupinthecool Buy Get Up in the Cool merch like t-shirts, phone cases, and masks! https://get-up-in-the-cool-swag.creator-spring.com/ Sign up at https://www.pitchforkbanjo.com/ for my clawhammer instructional series! Check out Cameron's other podcast, Think Outside the Box Set: https://boxset.fireside.fm/

In this hour: - Ruger's Mark Gurney talks about the first new Marlin rifles to be released by Ruger - Is the $5,000 Korth revolver really available? - Sig P365XL makes shooting easy for one caller Tom Gresham's Gun Talk 12.19.21 Hour 1

Ein ganzes Jahr ist vergangen seit unserer letzten Podcast Folge. Wir hatten einfach viel zu tun, doch nun kommen wieder einige neue Folgen. In der Folge 10 sprechen Mats und Malte über die Saison 2021 und stellen fest, Malte geht zurück in die Zukunft! Viel Spaß beim zuhören.

Christie Korth is a Crohn's/Lyme disease survivor, award-winning author (*The IBD Healing Plan and Recipe Book*, Hunter House 2012; Ben Franklin Award 2013), certified health coach, and holistic nutritionist who found her way to health and wellness after nearly succumbing to a severe case of Crohn's disease. Korth is also board certified in Functional Neurology which she incorporates with nutrition; practicing multi subspecialties, including IBD, IBS, Infectious Disease, Neurobehavioral Disorders on the Spectrum (Autism and ADHD), and anything nutrition-related. She also specializes in working with kiddos who are picky eaters or problem feeders.  After harnessing the power of nutrition and gaining her health back, Korth went on to be the CEO, founder, and director of Happy & Healthy Wellness Counseling, Inc based just outside of NYC.   She studied at the Institute for Integrative Nutrition, Columbia University, and the Clayton College of Natural Health and is a certified holistic health practitioner with the American Association of Drugless Practitioners, The American Holistic Health Association, and The National Association of Nutrition Professional. Korth is a Certified Health Counselor through Columbia University's Teacher's College. Christie is also certified as a Group Facilitator from Adelphi University.  Christie is the Corporate Nutritionist for Brain Balance Achievement Centers, where she designs the nutrition protocol for franchises across the country and works with children on the spectrum. Christie is a nutrition expert for Dr. Oz's Sharecare.com and frequently contributes nutrition articles to *Long Island Parent Magazine* as well as other publications.  In 2013, after surviving a terminal diagnosis from Lyme Meningitis, Christie traveled the United States looking for answers.  Since then, she also specializes in Infectious disease and has spent extensive time studying Lyme and AIDS and curative/supportive methods for nutrition intervention. Her 5th publication; *Cataclysmic Proportions of Lyme Disease and How to Fix It* is due out in late 2022. Korth conducts lectures on Lyme and Crohn's all across the country.   In 2015, Christie coauthored *The Disconnected Kids Nutrition Plan* (Penguin 2015) with mentor Dr. Robert Melillo; as well as Zac Brown, Jenny McCarthy, Jordan Rubin, and a host of other top practitioners.  She has also contributed to *If I Know Then What I Knew Now* By Doreen Guma (Create Space 2013) and The Writers Handbook by Elizabeth Krachet.    Christie has been featured on News 12 Long Island Naturally, HGTV, FXN, and Fios Push Pause Health Segments.   Christie lives in New York with her children, Jayden and Karleigh, and their old cat Precious.   **Find Christie!**You can find more information on Christie at [www.happyandhealthywellness.com](http://www.happyandhealthywellness.com) (website remodel underway! under construction until early 2022) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/christie.korthInstagram:  Linked In: https://www/linkedin.com/in/christiekorth5Sharecare: https://www.sharecare.com/user/christie-korth Turner Publishing:  https://turnerbookstore.com/collections/vendors?q=Christie A. Korth CHChttps://www.bing.com/search?q=turner%20publishing%20christie%20korth&qs=n&form=QBRE&sp=-1&pq=turner%20publishing%20christie%20korth&sc=0-32&sk=&cvid=A71F8CC50E304D3D9C26965E4050B361Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/AskTheNursesPodcast)

Corona Crash? Verändert Investment Portfolio von Daniel Korth | Sparkojote feat. @Finanzrocker ​ Heute im Interview Daniel Kort der Finanzrocker. Wie hat sich sein Portfolio in der Corona Krise entwickelt und wie hat er seine Anlagestrategie angepasst.

Please join us for today's podcast interview with Ashley Korth from Kappa Studios in Hollywood, California.    Ashley talks about the importance of God in film productions and ways that Christ-followers can support faith-based movies like The Chosen,  Unplanned, and Selfie Dad. (This episode originally aired on 10/26/2020.)

This episode features Mark Korth, Chief Operating Officer at SCL Health. Here, he discusses his pride in the patient experience SCL offers, the importance of knowing how to execute, and more.

Chris and Paul are joined by Dustin Korth of Custom Offsets! They talk about fitments, setups, how they blew up so fast, and what else the have in store coming up. 

Following recent traumatic events, Korth & Shalthazar seek outside help to mend their relationship.

Lehigh professors Kathleen Weiss Hanley and Hank Korth explain blockchain and bitcoin.

"Worth...the Riches of the Whole Earth." Moderators Barbara Morgan Gardner and Daniel Becerra, with featured guest Byran B. Korth, take a deeper dive into the weekly Come, Follow Me resource. Come Follow Up complements your weekly personal and family scripture study.

Dustin is a Guitarist of By The Thousands, from Minneapolis, MN.  Follow him on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/dustinkorth/ and you can download or stream their music wherever you listen.   Subscribe to their YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwXnbHw_oFrl8BkuIgnzxEA Support the Podcast by clicking SUBSCRIBE  OR  Join the Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/jaredsingerlive Sponsors: https://www.shooterlube.com Promo Code: SINGER https://www.wehost.wernerelements.com Promo Code: SINGER Shout Outs/Plugs:

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We have some familiar guests this week! The Korth family (Andy, Beth, and Gabe) join us in the clubhouse to talk about the ways they play games together. Are there games that adults and four-year-olds alike can play together and enjoy? Sure! We talk about flexibility, rules, consent, "PBP," and what gamedevs should think about if they want to "toot around in the kid zone." Also, have you heard of a game called Minecraft?  Families in Games Gaming The first time the Korths were on the show was Episode #2! Steam Greenlight The second time the Korths were on the show was about a hundred episodes ago. Code Comment: "Verdant Skies" And the most recent appearance from the Korths was Episode #132. Narrative Design HermitCraft (Minecraft streamer)RobloxSpelunxInto the BreachRobotronEarly Childhood Family Education (ECFE) for MinnesotaBeth KorthGuestBeth Korth is a narrative designer, and the Vice Chair at the Independent Game Developer Association, Twin Cities. External link @BethKorthVerdant SkiesAndy KorthGuestFounder and developer for Howling Moon Software. External link Howling Moon SoftwareVerdant Skies

In this episode of The Data Possible Podcast, we speak with AdvisorTarget CEO, Duncan MacDonald-Korth, and CDO, Jeff Tripp. Duncan and Jeff discuss how behavioral data is critical in developing strong sales, marketing and recruiting strategies. You will learn: What behavioral data is and how you can use this information The advantages of working with … Continue reading Learning More About Behavioral Data With Duncan MacDonald-Korth & Jeff Tripp →

The characters meet in Korth, the capital of Karrnath, and are summoned before the Committee of the Twelve.

“I work full-time in the pro-life movement, and even I've been getting whiplash.” That's what today's guest, Morgan Korth from WeDignify, told me. I couldn't agree more. Every day, a new state is in the news for its newly passed abortion law. Today, Morgan is helping us break down the current state of abortion law in the US. We also talk about whether or not overturning Roe is really ENOUGH. I love Morgan's wisdom on engaging civically vs. disconnecting to contemplate + her passion for TRULY ending abortion, not just creating pro-life laws.    My heart aches for the women facing a pregnancy that feels insurmountable during this season of life. I want nothing more than to make our world a place where mothers—mothers who raise their kids themselves, or mothers who birth them before working together with adoptive parents to give that child the best possible circumstances—can flourish.   Today's episode is brought to you by Franciscan University of Steubenville. Join some former podcast guests and get an authentically Catholic education from the comfort of your own home by enrolling in one of their many graduate programs. Hit up www.franciscan.edu/tcf to learn more.    Today's episode is also brought to you by the Blessed Is She academic planner. Every modern Catholic woman needs one of these stunning planners designed by former guest Erica Tighe. Live more liturgically this year by heading to www.thecatholicfeministpodcast.com/planner.    

This week we have Beth Korth of Howling Moon Software back to talk about Narrative Design and her process for designing and writing Verdant Skies! We talk all about the creative process from creating ideas in her head to writing in a markup language Andy created so she could control the game as she wrote dialogue and cut scenes. Narrative Design NarrativeBeth's Notebook Naming the game Designing Heart Events: More on "Verdant Skies"Verdant Skies WebsiteVerdance Skies on SteamVerdance Skies on Itch.ioVerdance Skies on Humble StoreVerdance Skies on Kartrage https://www.kartridge.com/games/HowlingMoonSW/verdant-skies Steam Greenlight Verdant Skies Code Comment Code Comment: "Verdant Skies" Martha plays Verdant Skies Nice Plays: "Verdant Skies" (2018)Beth KorthGuestBeth Korth is a narrative designer, and the Vice Chair at the Independent Game Developer Association, Twin Cities. External link @BethKorthVerdant Skies

Two of our very own Trackstarz team mates have put their talents and dreams together to start up their new business Purely Bachelorette. Ashley Korth and Camille Grant have officially been in business a little over a year now and already have some lessons they have learned. We address how they get through some of the difficult times and how God has opened doors along the way. You can visit their site at: https://purelybachelorette.com Thanks to the Patreon supporters of the show: Aaron Simpkins : truestrengthapparel.com LT Smith : youtu.be/fb48rT4nTWY Jay Sanon : smarturl.it/somebodyftbk  

This week, your nice hosts cover the topics of Rogue-likes and Crowdfunding while sneaking in a third topic about E3.In this episode, Mark discusses his previous crowdfunding campaigns, Stephen discovers his new love for an old genre and Martha proposes a new E3 uniform rule.[0:00:28] E3Here's the official E3 recap website if you missed any news.The Real Stories Behind E3's Glossy Game Demos - Patrick Klepek, KotakuHitRecord, Beyond Good & Evil 2 and the #nospec backlash - Jeff Ramos, Polygon Roguelikes 0:29:45 Stephen McGregorGame DesignGamingAn article on the The Berlin Interpretation of Roguelikes from the Internationa… - Game Set Watch We covered procedural generation in a previous episode: "Mutual butt-kicking." Crowdfunding 0:57:47 Martha MegarryMarketingProductionStar Citizen, I am disappointed - Robert Purchese, EurogamerThe Double Fine Adventure! documentary series is available on Youtube.Fig is a newer option for game developers to get funding.Mark loved WHAT THE GOLF?, already funded through Fig! We talked about Steam Greenlight with the Korth family in their interview episode. Steam GreenlightHatchfund has helped many artists become successfully funded as well.

Angefangen hat Sabine Korth als Fotografin. Irgendwann kam zu dem klassischen Bildermachen der Therapiegedanke hinzu: Wie kann uns die Fotografie helfen, mehr über uns und unsere Umwelt zu erfahren? Im Zentrum ihres künstlerischen Schaffens stehen heute Fotocollagen. ----------   "Abenteuer Reportagefotografie": Welche Geschichte möchtest du erzählen?   Entdecke den visuellen Storyteller in dir: Tauche mit uns ein in die faszinierende Welt der Reportagefotografie.   Hier geht's zur Webseite: https://www.abenteuer-reportagefotografie.de/   Melde dich für den Newsletter an und bleibe immer auf dem Laufenden.

We chatted to Patricia Korth-McDonnell, President of Huge, the digital agency that provides strategy, marketing, design, and technology services to Fortune 100 companies. Since 2009, Huge's success has been acknowledged by AdAge and many other awarding bodies. Patricia explains the 'flat team' structure they implemented at Huge to organise their company, and we discuss their standpoint on using freelancer hiring platform such as Movidiam.

We chatted to Patricia Korth-McDonnell, President of Huge, the digital agency that provides strategy, marketing, design, and technology services to Fortune 100 companies. Since 2009, Huge's success has been acknowledged by AdAge and many other awarding bodies. Patricia explains the 'flat team' structure they implemented at Huge to organise their company, and we discuss their standpoint on using freelancer hiring platform such as Movidiam.

This week, Weerd and I are joined by Grant Cunnningham, author & instructor, to discuss the new Korth revolvers being sold in partnership with Nighthawk Custom! Visit www.firearmsradio.tv for complete show notes!

British practitioner Andrew Stones shares his perspective on Osteopathy and Craniosacral Therapy from over 30 years of study and practice. Andrew Stones - bhagavad23@hotmail.com Interview with Stuart Korth, from the site "1000 Years of Osteopathy" www.facebook.com/Craniosacralstudent www.facebook.com/homeocurative The College of Craniosacral Therapy, London   The following is an excerpt from a piece of writing by Andrew entitled "Osteopathic Adventures." Contact him if you want to read the rest! SUTHERLAND'S TRADITION TRACKS ME DOWN, KNOCKS ME FOR SIX, AND A LION GETS TICKLED BEHIND ITS EARS… In the 4th year class I was teaching at the BCNO there was an enthusiastic Canadian student by the name of Carolyne Abrams. Not only was she already well versed in naturopathy to a level beyond that which was being taught at the college, but she was also, in addition to her BCNO studies, simultaneously attending Thomas Attlee's College of Craniosacral therapy on weekends. She enjoyed my Classical osteopathy lectures, and asked me if I'd ever explored cranial. I said no, but that I would be interested learn it at some point. She offered to show me some. And so it was that I first submitted my system to the tender mercies the Sutherland tradition. Carolyne gave me a treatment. The treatment felt pleasant enough. I found myself drifting off into a pleasant dreamy place. It felt a bit like a very deep sleep, though I was still conscious. At the end of the session, Carolyne said “Ok, you can get up now”. I said “Ok”, and went to get up. But nothing happened. My body felt like lead. Heavier than lead. It actually felt as if it had melted, and melded itself with the earth below. There was no way I was getting up. “Er, is it ok if I just lie here for a bit?”, “Sure”. As I was lying there, Carolyne went on to tell me what she'd felt in my system – that my chest had felt filled with a blackness, which to her had felt like a combination of grief, shock and exhaustion, and that this had started to shift and release through the session. I was stunned. To say that this first session had a large impact on me would be an understatement. It had a massive impact on me, – on my whole world – on my whole way of thinking. The thing was, the things she was saying about my system somehow felt true, even though if you'd asked me about them previously, I'd not have been aware of them. And then there was the fact that my body was literally glued to the couch, refusing to get up. It was as if my body was saying “Andrew, just lie here. You really need to listen to this. This is true. And this is the way ahead…” So I lay there and listened. After a while I asked Carolyne: “You know that part of the treatment when you were on my Solar Plexus; that felt very powerful. What were doing there?”, “I tickled the lion behind its ears.” “I'm sorry?”, “Well, when I was on your Solar Plexus, the image that came was of a lion, and it seemed that he was wanting to be tickled behind his ears, so that's what I did.” Ok, now I realized it was time to surrender. Time to surrender all that I had thought I knew. This was a new road, upon which I would undoubtedly need some help and guidance, and probably further treatment. Even if my mind had wanted to object (which it didn't), the body does not lie. I was lying there feeling as if I'd been knocked down by a ten ton truck, or been administered a large dose of morphine. This was undeniable; something very profound was going on.   A NOTE ON SHAMANISM & STILL'S CHICKENS If one reads through the various cranial texts, such as Magoun's “Osteopathy in the Cranial Field” or even any of the Craniosacral therapy texts (which can be a bit more whacky) the “tickling the lion behind the ears” technique is no where to be found. There is no such technique. And yet Carolyne was undoubtedly doing cranial on me. So what was going on here? What was and is going on here, is surely that Sutherland's tradition, be that the tradition of the cranial osteopaths or the craniosacral therapists, can and does act as a gateway for practitioners. A gateway to what? To the unseen worlds of the shaman. Cranial work is based on listening. Listening not only with one's hands, but also with one's whole being. Listening from a quiet still place. Given that the unseen worlds of the shaman are undoubtedly real, and can be accessed in quietness and stillness, from a reverent and sacred space, is it any wonder then that they sometimes pop up in the middle of a craniosacral treatment? And when they do pop up, how do we as practitioners, respond? This is an area of great disagreement among cranial practitioners. Some (though not all) cranial osteopaths would say that when curious visions come up, we should ignore them and return our attention to the anatomy, because we are osteopaths. Some (though not all) craniosacral therapists would say that when curious visions come up, we should ignore them and return our attention to the fluid tide, because we are craniosacral therapists. More adventurous and free thinking practitioners of either denomination however, when met with a curious vision such as a being from another dimension, take the view that, if it seems desirous of being interacted with, why not try interacting with it? “Because one might be led astray and get lost!” Some may say. But the question occurs to me: is that not the very nature of life itself?….perhaps the nature of courage….the willingness to explore into the unknown…..and to risk getting lost……to risk venturing into uncharted territory and to try doing things that have not been done before…. Even on occasion, perhaps to try tickling a lion behind its ears? And in terms of the tradition, I think it is also of note to remember that Andrew Taylor Still himself was very much a shaman. Reading his autobiography it is difficult to come to any other conclusion. He talks unequivocally of instances of clairvoyance that he himself experienced, and he also talks of his skill in the art of reading “signs and omens”. He tells the story of the day he told his wife to set a third place for dinner, even though they were not expecting any guests. On being questioned as to his reasoning, Still replied to her that earlier that morning, he had been watching one of their chickens. The bird had stood in the doorway of the kitchen and it had then suddenly spun around three times in a circle. From this he had known there would be a third person at the table for dinner that night. He was not wrong.   CAROLYNE TAKES MY SYSTEM BY THE HAND,AND MY BUDDHIST FUNDAMENTALISM BEGINS TO TREMBLE… Over the next few months, Carolyne took my system by the hand, and helped it on journey of deep therapeutic transformation. She taught me some basic craniosacral methodologies that she had learnt from the CCST course, which were of course interesting, but to be honest, of less significance than the actual treatments she gave. I've always experienced good treatments as being deeply educational, as well as deeply therapeutic. As Carolyne helped my system to move into a new state of being, from that new state, new perceptions naturally started arriving, and new abilities began to unfold. I found myself beginning to re-think not only osteopathy, but my whole life. In terms of osteopathy, Carolyne was the first practitioner who had ever worked on me who seemed to be able to literally see inside my body. Later I was to learn that many cranial practitioners can of course do this, but Carolyne was my first experience of it, and it was a major wow. With her hands on my chest she could “see” exactly what my diaphragm was doing, and describe it, and many other detailed anatomical structures as well. This was impressive. She could see them as they were stuck. And she could see them as they changed. She could of course feel them as well, by more conventional means; but it was as if “seeing” and “feeling” were not exactly separate, as we normally view them; it was more like they were on a continuum, along with a kind of 6th sense “knowing” as well. Now it was no longer just “I feel tightness in your diaphragm”; now it was “I see-feel-know  tightness in your diaphragm, and now I see-feel-know it releasing.” Beyond this there were the visions. Each week Carolyne would see a lion in my Solar Plexus, and each week it would be in a different mood, or a different state of health. Sometimes it would seem sick and needed healing, other times it just wanting a playful tickle behind the ears. Sometimes it was angry. One week she sadly reported that the lion seemed to be dying, and that nothing she had done had seemed to help – all she could do was trust the process. Her trust paid off however, and by the next week the old dying feline had been replaced by young bouncing cub. I did not know what to make of any of this, but it seemed fascinating and delightful – and certainly a fascinating way to work. I realize that to move from the gentle, physiological, whole-person-osteopathy of the Body Adjustment, straight into visionary shamanic craniosacral weirdness, may seem a bit of a jolt to the reader. I mean, one might have thought I could have at least had the decency to spend some time appreciating the mobility of my Temporal bones perhaps or the cranial meninges, in my introduction to Sutherland's tradition, before being launched into the outer limits of cranial shamanism. I make no apologies however. This is the way the universe presented the work to me, so this is the story I tell. There would be many years of later study, of such things as the details of cranial anatomy and physiology that only brain surgeons and cranial practitioners really need to know about. For now I just surrendered to this process and went with it as it flowed. Then there was the challenge to my life philosophy. I could not deny that Carolyne's treatments seemed to be having a deeply therapeutic effect on me; that at some deep level my heart was being eased. This felt very real. It affected me deeply and made me re-think my whole life. It didn't seem to quite fit with my buddhist philosophy. The Buddhism that I had studied, and that I had taken as my life path, was very action-oriented. The spiritual path, the path to the overcoming of all suffering according to the Buddha, was spoken of in terms of the “Noble Eight-fold Path”, and described in terms of things one has to do: right livelihood, right meditation, right understanding gleaned through studying the scriptures etc. Meditation itself involved vigorous concentration and effort. There was no talk of just relaxing and receiving. I hadn't found any scripture in which the Buddha had said that a wonderful way to overcome suffering is just to lie back and receive a lovely treatment. I had therefore previously thought of all bodywork and therapy as being at best palliative, and at worst highly indulgent. It surely could never root out suffering at its core because it didn't involve vigorous action, and therefore did not transform karma (the patterns of habitual actions and their results) – it was too passive on the part of the recipient, or so I had assumed. But now I had a problem. This stuff that Carolyne was doing to me didn't feel  palliative; it felt very profound. The effect of it seemed more profound even, than any effect I'd previously experienced through meditation. This made me think. Similarly, Carolyne's insights into what was going on for me on a personal level seemed more profound and to-the-point than anything any Buddhist teacher had ever said to me. And this was equally confusing for me because she wasn't even a Buddhist! Though she had told me that she felt a kinship with the native American traditions, she wasn't really an “ist” of any sort. She was just herself. Meanwhile my own Buddhist teacher, my “guru”, a man who had been practicing Buddhism for over twenty-five years, did not seem to be doing too well in overcoming suffering himself. Sadly, as each year passed, he seemed to be becoming more and more alienated, isolated, and miserable. From all sides, it seemed to me that the universe was whispering to me “Andrew, time to loosen up your Buddhist fundamentalism a little…” So I did. PSYCHIC DEVELOPMENT, THE ALREADY-ENLIGHTENED MIND & BECKER'S BIOENERGY FIELD OF HEALTH Beyond cranial work, Carolyne introduced me to the Psychic Development work of Manuel Schoch, whom she had discovered through Thomas Attlee's S.S.H.H. (Society of Students of Holistic Health). Manuel was a gifted psychic and healer, who was very practical and pragmatic in his approach. We attended an 18 month “Psychic Development” course with him. Manuel could see auras very clearly, and devised meditations according to the changes he would see occurring in the energy field of those practicing them. He also gave me a new slant on the “Already-Enlightened Mind” doctrine of Mahayana Buddhism. In some Buddhist schools, such as Zen, it is taught that on some level, we are all already fully enlightened; we just haven't realized it yet. Our “enlightenment” already exists; all we need to do is become aware of it. My own Buddhist teacher told me that this really isn't true in a literal sense, it's just a way of saying that all beings have the potential for enlightenment. Manuel, meanwhile, could see something very interesting in people's auras. When he looked at someone's aura, anyone's aura, if he focused his attention on the outer edge of the auric field he noticed a curious thing: it was always very beautiful. And he emphasized that this was as equally true of murderers, deviants, and totally messed up people as it was of saints and masters. He saw this shimmering and amazingly beautiful outer layer to their auric field. The inner auric layers were a different story; messed up people more often than not would have messed up and ugly looking patterns in the inner layers of their aura. But that outer layer, it always seemed pristine, as if untouched by the vicissitudes of life. He called this beautiful outer layer the “Quality Aura” because in it he could see and sense the person's highest qualities; their particular gifts, if you will. And given that he could see that the person's highest qualities, their gifts already existed, perfect and shimmering, he figured that the quickest and most efficient way for a therapist to help that person actualize was for the therapist to always maintain part of their focus on this outer layer. Indeed, when he watched as an interaction between two people taking place in which one of them was consciously paying attention to the other's Quality Aura (as he instructed them to), he could see the other's Quality Aura shimmering more brightly and start to become more accessible to its owner. This was in contradistinction to problem-focused therapy (the more common variety of psychotherapy in which the therapist pays primary attention to what's wrong with the client, i.e. their problems) – watching this Manuel often saw the Qualtiy Aura remain inaccessible to the client, and their problems even become more entrenched. Manuel's work always aimed to help the client get more strongly in touch, more strongly connected to their already-existing wonderful qualities, rather than spend months and years obsessing about their problems and issues (he was actually very much against traditional psychotherapy in this regard). But this wasn't just a “let's emphasise the positive to the client” approach to therapy, it was more of a “let's alter our state of consciousness, alter our own focus, so we can actually perceive the already-existing positive, in a client who may be seeing themselves as totally negative” And it is the ability to perceive this as a visible or at least palpable positivity through changing our internal state and focus of attention, that was Manuel's quest. Whether one actually spoke to the client about it was of less significance. This was changing-reality-through-changing-perception. To this end he devised special meditations. I liked this whole idea, and I wondered if my Buddhist teacher might be mistaken in his insistence on a non-literal understanding of the Already-Enlightened-Mind doctrine. I practiced Manuel's meditations assiduously and found them extremely beneficial. I still use his visualizations today, in an adapted form, put into a simple yet powerful practitioner-fulcrum exercise that I teach to all my craniosacral students With 18 months psychic development, did I become more psychic? Possibly, though it was hard to say. I think I certainly became more grounded, grounded in a new understanding: that everybody already has a spiritual connection, a Quality Aura, a connection to God/Goddess/All that is. My job as a therapist or healer is not to try and create something that isn't there already. My job is fundamentally to honor that which is already there (their spiritual connection). And with the honoring, that somehow seems to help their personal connection with that part become stronger, and as it does so, that part itself delivers all the healing that is required. This, for me, was a new way of approaching healing work. I wondered if this way of thinking was unique to Manuel and Mahayana Buddhists, but some years later I read the words of Rollin Becker, that great master of the Sutherland tradition from which so many UK osteopaths drew and continue to draw, great inspiration. I wondered if Dr. Becker was perhaps talking about something similar when he said: “Patients come to us for the reason that their health pattern has gotten clouded over a little bit and it's raining on them, but that doesn't change the fact that above the cloud, there's a sun still shining and health is still available…..our position as a physician is secondary. It is our responsibility as the secondary physician to work with the primary physician [the health pattern, the sunshine]….to bring this health pattern to the surface.” and “The bioenergy field of health is a palpable sensation; it is possible to literally feel the bioenergy of health at work within our patients. It is a quiet rhythmic interchange between the patient's body and the rest of his biosphere…There is a bioenergy field of wellness for each individual…When the physician can sense that the patient and his biosphere are interchanging harmoniously, he can discharge that patient with the assurance that he is healthy again.” The Osteopathic tradition is indeed an amazing thing. A.T. Still described the human body as “God's medicine chest”, but surely his tradition reveals to us also that it is in fact even more than that; it is a treasure chest of spiritual teachings as well. O.C.C.: EMBARKATION I believe it was a Tuesday morning in the autumn of 1993 that I found myself walking across the green grass of Cavendish Square, London W1, just around the corner from Oxford Circus. I was heading for the Osteopathic Centre for Children, which at that time was located in the Square, and I was a little nervous. Carolyne's tender ministrations had unlocked a doorway within me, and I had stepped through it with gusto. I gave up teaching at the BCNO and immersed myself as much as I could in the study of Sutherland tradition. I first attended a 5 day postgraduate course in cranial work at my old college, the British School of Osteopathy. That was OK, but a bit bewildering. By day 5 we were already doing intra-oral work for the maxillae, and I still hadn't felt this “cranial rhythm” that they were all talking about. It all seemed too much to take in, in 5 days, so I investigated the College of Craniosacral Therapy. This course seemed to be presenting similar material, but in bite-sized chunks over a whole 2 year period, rather than trying to cram it all into a week, so I enrolled, and was not disappointed. The only problem with the course was that at that time it didn't offer any clinical work as part of the training (although some years later it was to become the first UK craniosacral college so to do). As I entered the second year of the training, however, another osteopath who was also doing the CCST course told me about a great training establishment she'd just discovered called the “Osteopathic Centre for Children” (O.C.C.). “It's great!” she said, “You have to work quite hard, for no money, but you get on-the-job training from excellent practitioners. It's like a sort of apprenticeship.” I felt some trepidation; I still couldn't feel the cranial rhythm, and hadn't really any experience of treating children. But as I had pondered the possibility, for the life of me I really couldn't think of any excuse not to go along to the OCC and see'f they'd have me. Free training by top level cranial osteopaths? How could I ignore that. “Oh, and one other thing…” my colleague had continued, “probably best not to mention you're doing the CCST course; some of them can be a bit funny about craniosacral therapy.” And so it was that I nervously climbed the stairs of the rather grand building that was the OCC Cavendish Square, that Tuesday morning. I was ushered in by friendly faces and soon called in to the office of Mr. Stuart Korth, the centre's co-founder and osteopathic director. The boss. And a most amicable boss he appeared too. After a few short questions, checking that I was a fully qualified osteopath and that I'd completed the BSO's cranial course, he said he'd be happy to have me come along and attend the OCC one day a week, first provisionally for a few weeks, and then see how we felt it was going. That sounded good to me, and I was ushered in to the general common room. My first day was to begin that very morning!     LIFTING THE VISCERA The OCC was a bustling and busy place, full of laughter and tears in equal measure, interspersed with the deep healing peace regularly touched upon by practitioners of the Sutherland tradition. A pile of case histories for that day sat at the entrance to the open-plan clinic room, from which the volunteer practitioners would take the top one, read through it, and then get on with it, aided in no small measure by a senior practitioners like Stuart, always on hand to help. Neophytes such as myself and another osteopath who was also new to the OCC that day, were given a wide birth, in that it was understood that neither of us were experts at cranial work, nor working with children, so we would need a lot of help. We were however, as qualified practitioners, naturally expected to be capable at case-history-taking and basic osteopathic examination and diagnosis. And that is what the two of us were assigned to us that first morning – to work together to take a new case history and do the initial examination. We did the best we could to navigate the unfamiliar case history sheet and get all the appropriate details from the anxious mother whose two-year old had a severe case of constipation. We did the examination, identified some spinal lesions, and then called Stuart over for a second opinion (as we'd been instructed to do). Stuart concurred with the lesion patterns we'd found but also added that a key thing we'd missed was the protruding abdomen with visceroptosis – sagging of the abdominal organs. “The key thing we need to attend to today is these viscera – these viscera are sagging. They need to be lifted.” He said as he examined the child. Then our faces fell as continued: “I want you to lift the viscera. Do the best you can, and I'll be back in a few minutes to see how you've done.” And off he went. Lift the viscera? My colleague and I looked at each other in horror. What on earth did he mean? I think my colleague was a recent graduate from the BSO, an institution which at that time had not lifted any viscera for several generations. I myself had familiarity with a technique of that name, but only from my experiences with Mr. Wernham in Maidstone. The old Littlejohn technique of “lifting the viscera” involved a rhythmic deep scooping of the abdominal viscera out of the pelvis – I'd only seen it done on adults and it seemed an inappropriately robust technique to apply to a two-year-old. Besides which, as I looked around the large open-plan treatment room in which all the treatments were taking place, I did not see any deep scooping going on. On the contrary, all the practitioners we could see working, were doing so in a seemingly “cranial” type way, that is, quietly and gently, with little external movement visible. We gulped, and decided “When in Rome…” and placed our hands gently on the little mite's tummy. And then we prayed. Well, I say “we”; I don't actually know what my colleague was doing; he might have not been doing anything for all I know; but I was praying: “Please viscera! Please lift! Oh Lord, healing angels, God/Goddess/All That Is, please come and lift this child's viscera!” Five minutes later, Stuart was back and checking our work. He felt the child's tummy. He concentrated. He frowned. We gulped. Then he frowned again. Then, after what seemed an age, he solemnly pronounced, “These viscera….” He paused again. “These viscera have been lifted!” There were sighs all round. We congratulated each other. The mother seemed very happy, and the child seemed none-the-worse for the experience. And that was my first client at the OCC. CURIOUSER AND CURIOUSER The rest of that day was spent primarily shadowing more experienced practitioners, but “shadowing” included putting hands on and feeling as much as one could of the treatment process. I've always found that Sutherland's osteopathy is by far the most sociable and congenial form of osteopathy; two pairs of hands are invariably more efficient than one, and even a relatively uneducated pair of hands such as mine were at that time, can still be put to good use in the treatment process. So much can be learnt by a more experienced practitioner saying to a junior, “can you feel that shift?” – eventually one can feel it! It did take me at least a year to begin to be able to feel anything, but better late than never. And even on that first day, though I certainly couldn't feel “it”, in terms of the specifics, I could certainly feel instinctively that something deeply therapeutic was going on during the treatments at the OCC. And then there was the curious Mr. Korth. Whilst all the other practitioners seemed to be peaceful, calm, even serene during the treatment process, Stuart's work seemed a different kettle of fish altogether. He would be called over to give a second opinion, or to give a hand when a process seemed particularly tricky. To make his diagnosis he would often seem to barely touch the child; it was more like he would hover in the energy field just above the body. Then, with his hands still hovering there he would treat. And that was a very odd thing to watch. From calmly hovering he would suddenly seem to have what in all honesty looked like a small epileptic fit, or electric shock; his hands and is whole body would suddenly tense up for moment quite violently, and then release. Then, after a pause, he would invariably take his hands away beaming with delight, and say to the other practitioner “Now, feel that!”, where upon the other practitioner would concur that the blockage or lesion had been shifted. This reminded me of the story of an american chiropractor my Tai Chi teacher had spoken of, who apparently did all his chiropractic manipulations a few inches off the physical body. When the chiropractor had been asked how he did it, he had just replied “it's all in the hip action”. I had no idea whether what was happening here was all to do with Stuart's hip action, but it was all very interesting. Then there was the rather curious and wonderful “group still point”, a process for the practitioners alone, which was performed as a kind of ritual in the common room to begin and end the day. This would have looked to an outsider, more like a Victorian séance than an osteopathic technique, but it was massively helpful to all our energies. It simply involved all the practitioners sitting holding hands in a circle for a minute or two until a “still point” was felt. At the beginning of the day, it felt like it was joining us, harmonizing us into a single unified practitioner fulcrum for the day's work. At the end of the day it had a most miraculous effect – we all felt the suffering of all the children we'd seen that day literally “lift” from our shoulders during the still point, so we could go home in peace, not “carrying” our clients' energies with us. So this was my first day at the OCC. Eccentric? Possibly. Exciting? Yes. Challenging? Yes. Did I want to go back for more? Absolutely. My fellow newbie and I shoock hands in the street outside the OCC as we prepared to go our separate ways that evening. “See you next week?” I asked him. “No way! They're all mad!” he replied, and he stomped off down the road, muttering to himself. I never saw him again. For me however, I sensed this could be the beginning of a rather excellent adventure. DOJO There is a Japanese word, “dojo”, which literally means “Way-Place”, or “Place where the Way is practiced”.  Though we most commonly come across this term in reference to martial arts training halls, “Place of the Way” is by no means exclusive to the field of martial arts. “The Way” in this context actually means not only “method”, but “path”, as in, “spiritual-path”. In Japan, almost all arts, crafts and skills can regarded as potential spiritual paths. The idea of noble apprentices, devoted to their teacher and to the perfection of their art or craft through years of hard work and service, and through that, eventually achieving a deep sense of meaning, peace, and spiritual fulfillment in their lives, though somewhat lost to us in the west, continues unabated in the East, and is regarded in Japan as one of the bedrocks of society itself. So it is then, that amongst the hundreds of possible examples one could pick, we have such things as “Aiki-do” the Way of energy-harmonizing, “Cha-do”, the Way of tea ceremony, and “Shiatsu-do” the Way of shiatsu. Each of these is regarded a spiritual “way” and is practiced in a “do-jo”, a “Way-place”. More than just a physical place however, the dojo is also an energy field, which is held together and created by the intensity of the teacher, their “ki” (energy), and their devotion to the art, and to the tradition. The spirit of devotion, service and humility is paramount in any place of the Way. Not only do the apprentices serve the teacher, the teacher also serves the apprentices in the form of his or her teaching, and all of them together serve a greater spiritual purpose for society at large. This is said to be presided over by the spirits of ancestors, the forefathers and foremothers of their tradition. When one walks into a true dojo, one feels it in one's midline; an alignment starts to take place, which may be subtle, almost imperceptible, but none the less profound. Indeed, just being in a dojo, awake, listening, can be transformational in itself. The OCC, in my experience, was an excellent dojo. I can think of no greater complement than that. Built upon love, sustained and maintained by love; a living breathing testament to the great compassion of a man called Still, and those who followed him, the OCC in my opinion, is a true star in the osteopathic firmament. I immediately felt at home there. Stuart, the master, weaves his magic, the spirits dance, and budding osteopaths as if responding to a distant heart-felt call, find there way there, as knights to Camelot. Many years earlier, in my difficult teenage years, one of my dearest karate instructors had been a gentle old Croatian fisherman called Matko. Once, some students had asked him, “Sensei, why do you practice karate?” He had shrugged, and smiled and then simply said, “When I am in the dojo…. I know I am doing something good. When I'm outside the dojo…(big grin)…I'm not so sure”. We had all laughed, but we knew what he meant. When one is in the dojo, it's as if one is held in the vibratory field of Dharma (the spiritual tradition); this makes the practicing of the Dharma so much easier. In my early thirties my life was quite emotionally chaotic; a woman I'd fallen deeply in love with had dumped me, I was no longer a Buddhist and had no real idea where my life was heading, nor even what I wanted out of life. All I really knew at that time was….when I was at the OCC I knew I was doing something good….I experienced it as being like a kind of river of light… into which I plunged every week, with gusto. STUART, SUSIE, GABY, TAJ, et al… A few words about some of the wonderful senior osteopaths at the OCC with whom I was previlaged to be apprenticed to (for working at the OCC is like being an apprentice) for three years. Firstly, the maestro himself, Mr. Korth: There's a wonderful website, www.osteopathy1000.com, in which Steve Sannett DO, interviews a whole host of amazing osteopaths from both sides of the Atlantic. It is a veritable osteopathic “Meetings with remarkable men – and women” (Steve, and his colleague Marcia Hugell who organized the interviews, should definitely get “services to osteopathy” awards for this endeavor). Stuart Korth is one of those interviewed by Steve, and his responses to Steve's questions are considered, enlightening and profound, as one might expect. What's particularly interesting to me however, is the effect that Stuart seems to have on the interviewer. Watching through the majority of these wonderful interviews, as I have done, I notice that Steve seems to be a classic number 9 personality type on the Enneagramme. That is to say, he is the archetypal diplomat: measured, empathetic, readily able to sense other people's points of view and get onto their wave length (ideally suited, in fact, for gathering the views and opinions of different practitioners). He also seems to display another classic number nine quality – he sometimes comes across as a little sleepy, a little slow in his speech rhythms (despite being always intelligent and respectful none-the-less). Not so with Stuart. In his conversation with Mr. Korth, Mr Sannet seems to talk considerably faster than he talks in his other interviews. Not that he talks too fast – he certainly isn't rude, he just comes across as considerably more “wide awake” and energized, than usual. In my experience, this is a typical effect that Stuart can have on the practitioners around him: a sort of galvanizing, astringent, energizing effect, which I noticed time and time again over the years I studied with him at the OCC. Indeed, he galvanized me, and in many ways woke me up. Stuart is just so passionate, and so thoroughly gleeful and determined, in his enthusiasm for both osteopathy, and the osteopathic quest for the reformation of medicine itself. He is exquisitely sensitive; and at the same time humble, realistic, and very responsible and caring in his approach to both students and patients. In terms of osteopathic technique, if I were forced to choose one thing he taught me above all else, I'd say that Stuart taught me the enormous value of panache in the work. Now at first glance that might sound a little trite, perhaps even flippant. And certainly “panache” is not usually a descriptive term one associates with working with the Involuntary Mechanism (which was Stuart's primary modus operandi). But none the less, Stuart does all his work with great panache. What is panache? For me, panache is putting so much of your heart into a technique, that your heart energy literally “spills over the edges” and the work becomes firstly, eccentric, that is to say “outside the circle” (the circle of slavish adherence to prescribed classical form), and secondly transcendent  for as we carry our heart with us into the heart of the work, at those points of interface, where our passion and compassion meet the heart of the lesion pattern, we are all lifted as one, into another sphere: a sphere of transcendence in which transformation occurs and revelation is at hand. Stuart's work was eccentric, in that it just looked bloody weird – I've never seen anyone else before or since, work like that. But the weirdness was totally authentic: he wasn't just being weird for the sake of it. He was tuning in and then with all his concentration, all his passion and compassion, all his knowledge and awareness, simply allowing his own system to do what it needed to do, without worrying “this might look a little weird”. This is being willing to put compassion in front of worrying what others might think. It is also allowing the flow of passion – the panache – to be free and integral to the process. His work was transcendent in that he was always open to the mystery. Open to the mystery of what? To the mystery of life, to the mystery of the treatment process, to the mystery of everything. With all his years of study, with all his knowledge gleaned through years studying with the direct students of Sutherland, at any given moment he was always open to the very real possibility that “There are more things in heaven and earth Horatio…”. My spiritual teacher Lazaris once said that it is unwise to seek to be one who knows (who is certain). Unstead we should seek perpetually to be one who is on the brink of knowing, standing teetering on the edge, with all our yearning, opening to mystery and the unknown, for however much we think we know, there is always more. My experience of Stuart was that he stood perpetually in this place, and encouraged others to do so. “If you would be willing to join hands with me as we leap together into the unknown…” I remember him once saying to the group of us, as we held hands prior to a group still point. Another time I remember watching him working with a junior colleague on a patient. Stuart was reeling and writhing as he does, following the twists and turns of the Tide, and things looked like they were coming to a dramatic head. “What do I do now?” cried the concerned junior, as the drama suddenly took an intense turn. “Forget everything you've ever learned!” was the only reply, “Hold to the Tide!”. Stuart is a keen yaughtsman, and it certainly shows.   I believe this level of passionate work is available to all of us but we may need to dig deep within ourselves to find that passion. Sometimes when we meet someone who is already working at that level it just may be the wake up call, the inspiration that we need. Panache for me, is also working with elegance and beauty, and in osteopathic terms, with an appreciation for the healing and life-giving significance of elegance and beauty. This was evident at the OCC, not only in the osteopathic techniques, but also in the décor, the Feng Shui, the newsletters, and even the particular children's books chosen as suitable to have in the waiting room. Through beauty, to health; through attention to detail, to healing. Stuart brings all these qualities to the table. In addition to Stuart, there were many other shining stars at the OCC, who helped me immeasurably in my development as a practitioner. The first to mention is undoubtedly Sussanah Booth DO, who in many ways was Stuart's right-hand-woman when I was at the OCC. Susie was so in tune with Stuart and created such a comforting and harmonious energetic space for us all to work in – she was like an angel. She was also a tremendous osteopath in her own right. In her osteopathy Suzie combined the qualities of infinite gentleness with infinite tenacity. She was actually like a small terrier in her tenacity, but it was kind of hidden. All one saw on the outside was exquisite gentleness. In the inner world of the Involuntary Mechanism however, I have never come across someone so tenacious. It was as if she would enter the inner worlds of these children's physiologies, which were often quite dark and scary – many children came in with histories of severe trauma or abuse, with sometimes the addition of heavy medication on top of that – and in amidst all this darkness, like a little terrier, undeterred, she would search for the light, that glimmer of potency within the child's system, that would let us know that somewhere, deep down, this child's positive spirit was still alive. And then she would hold to it with a tenacity that took my breath away, gently but insistently fanning those embers until a flame would once more emerge. Then there was Gabriella Collangello – Gaby, a delightful Italian osteopath whose enthusiasm and skill were like a dancing flame, and whose Italian accent was sometimes so strong it could lead to humorous consequences (Gaby: “Stuart, please take a look at this child. Ee ‘asa little feet.”, Stuart: “…His feet look normal-sized to me…” Gaby: “No Stuart, ‘ee ‘asa little feet, a little epileptic feet”). And then there was Tajinda Deora, an osteopath whose straightforwardness and positivity always refreshed us – and one of the few practitioners who continued to enjoy crunches and clicks as much as the subtleties of the IVM. She is also the author of the excellent “Healing through Cranial Osteopathy”. Aside from these four, there were so many others that I also learnt from and became friends with. It was a wonderful time.    

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