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Louise Hickey, Breifne O'Brien and Aisling O'Brien bring you the biggest stories of the week in Irish agriculture, which this week includes:• Range of farm scheme payments to end 2023• Fallen animal collection service resumes after talks • €6,500/ac fixed payment for road CPOs• Lebanon market secured for 1,000 Irish dairy heifers• Non-European bark beetle found for first time in Ireland• Farmer to donate proceeds of Angus bullock sale to Dublin hospitalFrom all at The Farming Week and Agriland, we wish all our listeners a very Merry Christmas and a Peaceful New Year.Don't forget to rate, review and follow The Farming Week, Agriland's weekly review of Irish agriculture and visit Agriland.ie for more. 

"Psychoanalysis is a translation of what I call in Spanish, Psicoanalisis Criollo, which means that we are hybrid cultures in Latin America, and that is something that we should never forget. We have been acting in the Psychoanalytical Society for so long as if we were living in some big modern city of the first world, like London, Paris, San Francisco, New York.  I think that this ignoring or even denial of the fact that we are not there, we live in societies which are in many ways different than societies from the first world and we have to take that into account."     Episode Description: We begin with a description of ‘Psicoanalisis Criollo  - hybrid psychoanalysis,' "psychoanalysis by and for Latin Americans." We discuss the ways that the analyst's awareness of cultural factors impacts the clinical approach to deepening the patient's self-awareness. Jorge presents vignettes where the appearance of socially defined similarities and differences were important elements to address in the treatment. He highlights the delicacy of our culturally colored countertransferences. He shares with us details about his 28-year weekly newspaper column as well as his 330,000 Twitter followers (@jotabruce). We close with his recounting his early history and its contribution to his current interests.       Our Guest: Jorge Bruce, Licensed in Humanities and Psychology by the Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú. DEA (Master's degree) by the University of Paris. Member of the Peruvian Society of Psychoanalysis – SPP. Author of several books - the most recent was the new edition of Nos Habíamos Choleado Tanto: Psicoanálisis y Racismo, (2019). Weekly columnist of the national newspaper La República. Former member of the IPA Board (2 periods). Former member of the IPA Executive Committee. Former chair of CAPSA. Former chair of the scientific committee for the IPA Congress on The Infantile. Currant chair of the liaison committee of a Mexican provisional society (ING).  Jorge Bruce will be a Keynote Speaker at the July 2023 IPA Meetings in Cartagena. Further details at www.ipa.world/cartagena    Recommended Readings:  Las Partes en Conflicto: Psicoanálisis, Conflicto y Alteridad. (2015)USMP. Lima, Bruce, Jorge.  Penser/rêver 21 (2012). Le substitut de Dieu. Pp. 171 – 184. Editions de l'Olivier. Paris.  Nos habíamos choleado tanto. Psicoanálisis y Racismo, Bruce Jorge. Penguin Random House (Taurus).(2019). Lima.    Delirio Americano: Una historia cultural y política de América Latina.Granés, C. (2022).  Penguin Random House (Taurus).  Psychoanalytic views from afar. Lemlij, M. (2022).  Cauces.  Aires de familia: Cultura y sociedad en América Latina. Monsiváis, C. (2002).ANAGRAMA.  Freud and the Non-European. Said, E. (2003). Verso. London. 

Germany is still Amazon's second biggest marketplace by value in the world, beating the UK and Japan. It's a great opportunity for many sellers to sell there. However... UK, American, Australian Amazon Sellers - or any other non-European sellers - struggle to export to the EU. Whether it's VAT, customs or other red tape, it's often confusing and frustrating.   For UK sellers, Brexit has been a brutal experience. From being able to sell effortlessly, we've had to learn to jump through ever-changing hoops.  Step forward Avask. Used by several 10K Collective mastermind members, they are tried and trusted experts in solving these problems - and getting us access to those lucrative European markets!  What You'll Learn The benefits of considering shipping to non-European sellers The common misconceptions of of shipping How to approach European markets Start with UK and Expand to other places, why is it the best option You need someone for customs to clear shipping Get In Touch  More info about exports Book A Call with Jacob

Germany is still Amazon's second biggest marketplace by value in the world, beating the UK and Japan. It's a great opportunity for many sellers to sell there. However... UK, American, Australian Amazon Sellers - or any other non-European sellers - struggle to export to the EU. Whether it's VAT, customs or other red tape, it's often confusing and frustrating.   For UK sellers, Brexit has been a brutal experience. From being able to sell effortlessly, we've had to learn to jump through ever-changing hoops.  Step forward Avask. Used by several 10K Collective mastermind members, they are tried and trusted experts in solving these problems - and getting us access to those lucrative European markets!  What You'll Learn The benefits of considering shipping to non-European sellers The common misconceptions of of shipping How to approach European markets Start with UK and Expand to other places, why is it the best option You need someone for customs to clear shipping Get In Touch  More info about exports Book A Call with Jacob

This week Jasmin, Reese and Emily talk about the accused subway shooter, Frank James, being denied bond, an increase in deaths among the unhoused on American streets, refugees from Ukraine being welcomed in many places where non-white, non European refugees have faced discrimination, and some encouraging news about keeping a lid on the global temperature.

Enter a giveaway on our social media! Win free enrollment to a 3-hour course in the Allelica PRS clinical academy covering the research behind PRS to clinical applications. You can enter by looking for us on Twitter, LinkedIn, and Instagram. This has been posted at 9am on January 21st and will end on February 4th. Our guest this week is Giordano Bottà, a biologist and bioinformatician, who is joining us to discuss polygenic risk scores. Giordano earned a PhD in Public Health and he has extensive experience in analysis of large genomics dataset. During his career he has had the opportunity to work with some of the top genomics experts in the world at the University of Oxford, publishing in the journal Nature. He is a co-founder and CEO of Allelica, which created a software to help clinical genetics labs to perform polygenic risk score analysis.On This Episode We Discuss:Defining polygenic risk scores (PRS)? How PRSs are empowering the next generation of clinical genomics Types of conditions that PRS can be calculated forWho can benefit the most from PRSsHow Allelica is addressing the underrepresentation of people of Non-European descent in genetic studies with PRSUsing PRS to assess risk for heart disease and cancerTo learn more about Giordano, check him out on Twitter, LinkedIn and Instagram, and stay up to date with Allelica on Twitter and LinkedIn. Stay tuned for the next new episode of DNA Today on January 28, 2022 where we'll be discussing cytogenomics! New episodes are released on the first and third Friday of the month. In the meantime, you can binge over 165 other episodes on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, streaming on the website, or any other podcast player by searching, “DNA Today”. All episodes in 2021 and 2022 are also recorded with video which you can watch on our YouTube channel. See what else we are up to on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube and our website, DNApodcast.com. Questions/inquiries can be sent to info@DNApodcast.com.Do you want to connect with other people who have the same genetic variant as you? You should check out “Connect My Variant”, it's an online resource that allows you to do just that. “Connect My Variant” also provides different avenues of informing your family of possible inherited risk of disease. This includes helping find where your variant came from and finding distant cousins that may also be at risk. The University of Washington has supported the “Connect My Variant” project in an effort to help patients and families understand where their unique genetic variants come from. Check out it at ConnectMyVariant.org. (SPONSORED)Are you interested in the rapidly growing field of genetics and want to learn more about clinical genetics, molecular genetics, and laboratory science? Then you should check out the Genetic Assistant Online Training Program at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine! By taking part in the program, you will be joining both national and international learners with the same passion for genetics. Interact directly with your Johns Hopkins instructors and fellow students throughout the program. Applications are closing for the spring cohort, but there are still spots available for summer and fall 2022. (SPONSORED)PerkinElmer Genomics is a state-of-the-art biochemical and molecular genetics laboratory that provides newborn screening and genomic testing services around the world. With over seven million newborns screened since 1994, PerkinElmer Genomics' laboratory pairs decades of newborn screening experience with a leading-edge clinical genomics program to offer one of the world's most comprehensive programs for detecting clinically significant genomic changes. Learn more at PerkinElmerGenomics.com (SPONSORED)

Spotify just released a new feature, the ability for listeners to rate podcasts. If you've enjoyed the podcast PLEASE rate on Spotify! This is how new listeners will find and enjoy the show. In order to rate you need to use the Spotify app and listen to at least 30 seconds of the podcast. Under the logo you will see “No Rating”, click on that and give us 5 stars. Since this is a brand new Spotify feature rating now will help us rank higher among science podcasts! We also wanted to give a shoutout for a Twitter Spaces conversation Dena Goldberg (Dena DNA) and Kira Dineen co-hosted this past Monday. A bunch of genetic counselors and genetic experts joined us in the live discussion about the NY Times article that was featured on the front page this week. The recorded audio is not top quality, which is why we didn't release it as a podcast episode, however the conversation is top quality. To kick off 2022 and celebrate national Blood Donor Month, genetic counselor Radhika Sawh joins our host Kira Dineen on the podcast to discuss beta thalassemia. Radhika is a genetic counselor and patient advocate for thalassemias. She worked as the National Director of Patient Services for the Cooley's Anemia Foundation prior to joining the faculty of the Joan H. Marks Graduate Program in Human Genetics at Sarah Lawrence College (where she met our host Kira Dineen!) Radhika has a personal tie to the community as she has beta thalassemia major and frequently speaks on behalf of the New York Blood Center as a volunteer blood donor advocate. On This Episode We Discuss:Types of thalassemias How beta thalassemia has impacted Radhika's lifeThe evolution of treatments for beta thalassemia and their impact on life expectancy for those with the conditionThe genetic difference between sickle cell and beta thalassemia What Radhika wants genetic counselors and other healthcare providers to understand about the experience of living with beta thalassemiaThe importance of blood donation and requirements to be a donorLearn more about thalassemia in Radhika Sawh's 2021 paper, “Transfer of care for people with severe forms of thalassemia: Learning from past experiences to create a transition plan” and check her out on LinkedIn.Stay tuned for the next new episode of DNA Today on January 14th where we'll be discussing the future of cancer genetics! New episodes are released on the first and third Friday of the month. In the meantime, you can binge over 165 other episodes on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, streaming on the website, or any other podcast player by searching, “DNA Today”. All episodes in 2021 and 2022 are also recorded with video which you can watch on our YouTube channel. See what else we are up to on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube and our website, DNApodcast.com. Questions/inquiries can be sent to info@DNApodcast.com. Are you interested in the rapidly growing field of genetics and want to learn more about clinical genetics, molecular genetics, and laboratory science? Then you should check out the Genetic Assistant Online Training Program at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine! By taking part in the program, you will be joining both national and international learners with the same passion for genetics. Interact directly with your Johns Hopkins instructors and fellow students throughout the program. Applications are now being reviewed for the Spring 2022 cohort starting January 31st, and a limited number of spots are still available. (SPONSORED)Do you have patients with Primary Mitochondrial Myopathy? There is a new clinical study looking for people with PMM to enroll. People with Primary Mitochondrial Myopathy can experience muscle weakness or exercise intolerance. This study is assessing the efficacy and safety of a drug to help patients walk further by improving their muscle function. Find out about the study for Primary Mitochondrial Myopathy and how your patients can participate by going to pmmstudy.com. (SPONSORED)Unfortunately, there is an underrepresentation of people of Non-European descent in genetic studies. We've explored this in multiple episodes of DNA Today. Allelica is also very aware of this issue and how polygenic risk scores developed for people who are of European descent cannot be applied to other ancestries without further validations. To directly address this, Allelica developed new models to improve predictive power in Non-European people. Allelica validated their polygenic risk scores in Non-Europeans population to provide ancestry specific genetic risk assessment. Interested in learning more? Visit Allelica.com. Allelica: Empowering the next generation of clinical genomics. (SPONSORED)

In this week's episode, our host, Kira Dineen, is joined by Dr. Sandra Balladares to explore utilizing sequencing to assess inherited cancer risk.On This Episode We Discuss:Sandra's personal experience with breast cancer The difference between Sanger Sequencing and Next Generation SequencingSequencing versus genotypingVarious number of genes on a hereditary cancer panelHow the availability and accessibility of genetic testing differ around the worldDr. Balladares is currently the HLA Typing Franchise Leader at Thermo Fisher Scientific. She formerly held positions at Illumina, most recently as Staff Segment Marketing Manager Oncology. Sandra holds a Ph.D. in molecular biomedicine, is a mother of two young children, and breast cancer survivor who advocates for genetic testing in developing countries and among ethnic minorities.Learn more about Sandra by reading this Illumina article about her journey, or check her out on LinkedIn. Did today's episode topic peak your interest? Read the article, Inherited Cancer in the Age of Next-Generation Sequencing, that inspired our questions!Stay tuned for the next episode of DNA Today in the new year on January 7th, 2022! We'll be joined by genetic counselor and patient advocate Radhika Sawh to discuss Thalassemia and blood donor awareness. New episodes are released on the first and third Friday of the month. In the meantime, you can binge over 165 other episodes on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, streaming on the website, or any other podcast player by searching, “DNA Today”. All episodes in 2021 are also recorded with video which you can watch on our YouTube channel. See what else we are up to on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube and our website, DNApodcast.com. Questions/inquiries can be sent to info@DNApodcast.com. Do you have patients with Primary Mitochondrial Myopathy? There is a new clinical study looking for people with PMM to enroll. People with Primary Mitochondrial Myopathy can experience muscle weakness or exercise intolerance. This study is assessing the efficacy and safety of a drug to help patients walk further by improving their muscle function. Find out about the study for Primary Mitochondrial Myopathy and how your patients can participate by going to pmmstudy.com. (SPONSORED)Unfortunately, there is an underrepresentation of people of Non-European descent in genetic studies. We've explored this in multiple episodes of DNA Today. Allelica is also very aware of this issue and how polygenic risk scores developed for people who are of European descent cannot be applied to other ancestries without further validations. To directly address this, Allelica developed new models to improve predictive power in Non-European people. Allelica validated their polygenic risk scores in Non-Europeans population to provide ancestry specific genetic risk assessment. Interested in learning more? Visit Allelica.com. Allelica: Empowering the next generation of clinical genomics. (SPONSORED)Do you work in a lab? Want to receive rewards when you order supplies? Check out Thermo Fisher Scientific's Aspire program, it's a rewards program created with scientists, like you, in mind. All members receive a free full size trial product every year. Points are earned every time you use or purchase products. Rewards include science themed apparel like a zip up DNA hoodie! Check it out at ThermoFisher.com/aspire-DNAtoday and for a limited time receive 500 bonus points. ThermoFisher Terms and Conditions: Open only to eligible participants in the US (excluding Puerto Rico) and Canada (excluding Quebec). Eligible participants must complete the enrollment process for the Aspire member program in order to be enrolled in the program and receive rewards and benefits. Enrollees must confirm their health care professional or government employment status during time of enrollment. For full terms and conditions of the program, go to thermofisher.com/aspire/tc. Offer is void where prohibited, licensed, or restricted by federal, state, provincial, or local laws or regulation or agency/institutional policy. Other restrictions may apply. (SPONSORED)Have you heard of the new app Wisdom? It's a social audio app for open access to mentorship. You can talk live with experts about anything. Our host, Kira Dineen, will be giving her first wisdom talk on January 5th at 5:30pmET / 2:30pmPT. You can tune in live by downloading the Wisdom app, then following me @DNAtoday. That way when she goes live on January 5th you will get a notification and can jump in. Podcasts can be very one way, whereas Wisdom allows us to chat. She wants to answer your questions about genetics, genetic counseling including grad school, or the podcast. It will be a live QnA! We can't wait to talk to you then! (SPONSORED)

In this episode of the Legal Zeidgeist podcast, Kunal Grover, Head of Business Development is joined by Arne Zeidler, CEO and Founder of Zeidler Group to discuss how US and non-European managers can seamlessly navigate the perceived complexity of regulations and roadblocks and instead raise assets successfully in Europe.Arne details a roadmap of a four-step ladder of entry points for non-EU managers to successfully enter the EU consisting of the pre-marketing regime, national private placement regime (NPPR), appointing a third-party management company and an establishment of a European base.

This week our host, Kira Dineen, is joined by Dr. James Beck and Dr. Ignacio Mata to discuss Parkinson's Disease and diversity in genetic Parkinson's research. On This Episode We Discuss:How Parkinson's Disease (PD) affects the bodyGenes that play a role in the development of PD Genetic testing for family members of patients with PDThe PD GENEration project and how it is helping people with PDUnderrepresentation of Hispanic people in PD genetic research How to achieve more inclusivity with research in the PD spaceLearn more through the “Substantial Matters: Life and Science of Parkinson's” podcast. Here is a list of episodes specifically about the PD GENEration study we have been discussing. Check out more about the PD GENEration on the Parkinson's Foundations website, including how to enroll in the study. If you have questions about enrollment send them to genetics@parkinson.org.PD GENEration también ofrece pruebas genéticas y asesoramiento en Español. Para más información visite http://parkinson.org/pdgeneTo stay up to date on the latest PD news and research follow The Parkinson's Foundation on Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Instagram. And be sure to check out Dr. Beck's, and Dr. Mata's on Twitter!Dr. James Beck is the Senior Vice President and Chief Scientific Officer at The Parkinson's Foundation. In his role, Dr. Beck sets the strategic direction for the Parkinson's Foundation research vision, and oversees a portfolio which has guided more than $360 million in research to explore what causes Parkinson's disease (PD) and how to improve treatments, and he has played an integral role in positioning the organization as a world's leader in accelerating Parkinson's research. He is currently an Adjunct Associate Professor in the Department of Neuroscience and Physiology at the New York University School of Medicine. He holds a BS from Duke University and a PhD from the University of Washington, Seattle. Dr. Ignacio Mata is a member of the Parkinson's Foundation Hispanic Parkinson's Advisory Council, which develops strategies to increase clinical research education, awareness and participation among Hispanic people with Parkinson's throughout the United States. He is also an Assistant Professor of Molecular Medicine at the Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine. He received his BSc and PhD degrees from the University of Oviedo, Spain. His current research focuses on the identification of genetic risk factors for several quantitative traits involved in cognitive impairment in PD and the identification of novel genes causing familial forms of PD.Stay tuned for the next new episode of DNA Today on December 17, 2021 where we'll be discussing sequencing to assess inherited cancer risk! New episodes are released on the first and third Friday of the month. In the meantime, you can binge over 160 other episodes on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, streaming on the website, or any other podcast player by searching, “DNA Today”. Episodes in 2021 are also recorded with video which you can watch on our YouTube channel. See what else we are up to on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube and our website, DNApodcast.com. Questions/inquiries can be sent to info@DNApodcast.com. Did you know genetic changes account for an estimated 5-10% of all Parkinson's disease? And these genetic changes can be passed down to family members. That's why Picture Genetics offers Picture PD Aware, an at-home DNA test for Parkinson's disease risk. Powered by clinical laboratory Fulgent Genetics, Picture PD Aware is easy to order and understand, with hassle-free clinician involvement and good looking reports! Plus you are fully supported through live chats, emails and genetic counseling. To order your Picture PD Aware kit use code “DNATODAY” for 25% off and free-shipping! Get actionable genetic insights today to benefit your family of tomorrow (SPONSORED).Unfortunately, there is an underrepresentation of people of Non-European descent in genetic studies. We've explored this in multiple episodes of DNA Today. Allelica is also very aware of this issue and how polygenic risk scores developed for people who are of European descent cannot be applied to other ancestries without further validations. To directly address this, Allelica developed new models to improve predictive power in Non-European people. Allelica validated their polygenic risk scores in Non-Europeans population to provide ancestry specific genetic risk assessment. Interested in learning more? Visit Allelica.com. Allelica: Empowering the next generation of clinical genomics. (SPONSORED)Do you have patients with Primary Mitochondrial Myopathy? There is a new clinical study looking for people with PMM to enroll. People with Primary Mitochondrial Myopathy can experience muscle weakness or exercise intolerance. This study is assessing the efficacy and safety of a drug to help patients walk further by improving their muscle function. Find out about the study for Primary Mitochondrial Myopathy and how your patients can participate by going to pmmstudy.com. (SPONSORED)

Non-European citizens will soon be able to obtain QR codes to allow travel through Europe without Covid-19 restrictions.

Western education is intended for the minds and spirits of the children of Europe, not the children of non-European cultures. Western education is confined to two-dimensional linear concepts of space and time. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ilias9/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ilias9/support

Find us on social media at:InstagramPatreonTumblrTwitter--This episode's sponsors:Mac BoyleTheme song by Kevin MacLeod at incompetech.com

Z delights us with different types of vampirism from around the world! They're talking about the asanbosam from Ghana, the impundulu from Zulu and Xhosa, the peuchen from Chile, and a whole lot more. (Year 2, Episode 19) -- Transcripts for this episode can be found on our blog. Find us on social media at:FacebookTwitter -- This episode's sponsors: Mac BoylePack Mule PhotographyParty Now, Apocalypse Later Industries Theme song by Kevin MacLeod at incompetech.com

Join us in the Ivory Tower Boiler Room as we welcome Ignacio Choi, a scholar of Comparative Literature. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ivorytowerboilerroom/support

On this episode of The Ace Space, legendary coaches Mark Lebedew, Stelian Moculescu, and Roberto Piazza try and agree on the best 5 non-European men to ever play in Champions League. One player was easy, the rest were tough to decide and each coach put forth compelling arguments for their picks. In this special podcast edition, Dave Rogers, James Fielden, and Dan Meneley provide extra commentary and react to the picks. Follow & subscribe to The Ace Space for podcasts with volleyball's biggest stars every Monday & Friday. 

In this podcast, we sat down with Dan Monte, who recently graduated with his master's degree from Rutgers in percussion performance. We discussed the roles of Afro-Cuban and non western music traditions. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/musicspeaks-podcast/support

Join legendary coaches Avital Selinger, Massimo Barbolini, and Marco Motta and CEV commentator James Fielden as they attempt to figure out the top 5 non-european women to have taken part in the Champions League over the past 20 years. Extra commentary and discussion with Dave, James, & Dan to top it all off! Follow & subscribe to The Ace Space for podcasts with volleyball's biggest stars every Monday & Friday. 

Your accent is the way you sound when you speak and in reality everybody has an accent – in somebody else’s opinion. Most accents have some kind of stereotype attached to them. While European and American accents are found to be sophisticated and elegant, other non-white accents such as African, Caribbean, Asian, or Latino accents maybe perceived to be crude and lower class because those minority groups are treated lower in society and their accents are associated with something undesirable.Although people poke fun at British or American accents, but it’s never with the intention of making it sound unrefined, as it is with other accents.The thing about mocking accents is that we often dismiss how hurtful they can be under the pretence of “it was a joke” or “all in good fun.” But for people who have relations to accent issues, it can be hurtful and impact their confidence as there still exists in our society subtle discrimination against them to indicate they are different. On this episode, we discuss whether having a Non-Amercian or Non-European accent has an impact on your confidence or ability to progress economically and take up more senior leadership roles in society. We are joined by Rennae, JJ, and Kene as they share their personal experiences on how their accents have been perceived and why this shouldn’t be a barrier to achieving your goals and speaking up when any form of social injustice or discrimination is directed towards you or any of your loved ones.

The Sunday Edition Chapter 1 Delta council motion asks B.C. transportation board to scrap ridesharing rules Guest: Dylan Kruger, Delta City Councillor Chapter 2 UBC researchers design roadmap for hydrogen supply network across B.C. Guest: Hoda Talebian, PhD candidate in the department of mechanical engineering at UBC Chapter 3 Most Non-European British Columbians Have Faced Discrimination  Guest: Mario Canseco, President, ResearchCo Chapter 4 Pete Fry will be asking City of Vancouver staff what kind of licensing and regulations we have in place for pet sitters; and if there are none why not. Guest: Pete Fry, Vancouver CIty Councillor Chapter 5 AGAINST DEATH: 35 essays on living Guest: Elee Kraljii Gardiner, editor, AGAINST DEATH: 35 essays on living

This is a segment of episode #181 of Last Born In The Wilderness “The Violent Myth Of White Erasure: Terror In Christchurch w/ Shane Burley.” Listen to the full episode: http://bit.ly/LBWburley2 Read Shane Burley and Alexander Reid Ross’ Op-Ed in The Independent on the mass shooting in Christchurch: https://ind.pn/2uwtF9X In this segment with journalist and political researcher Shane Burley, we touch on an Op-Ed Alexander Reid Ross and Shane very recently co-wrote for The Independent, titled ‘How to defeat the cretinous ‘great replacement’ theory at the heart of the Christchurch mosque attack,’ in which they respond to the recent mass shooting in Christchurch by self-proclaimed white supremacist Brenton Tarrant. Aside from embodying the most vile and insurgent aspects of white supremacist ideological violence, Tarrant live-streamed the mass killing of 50 Muslim worshippers at the Al Noor and Linwood mosques on platforms such as Facebook and YouTube. Along his eagerness to share his violent acts with the world, Tarrant left a "manifesto" of sorts, which clearly defines what his motivations were for the targeted attacks, including the highly dubious claims that the "white race" is being systematically replaced and displaced from their position of dominance in European and European-in-origin societies (United States, Australia, New Zealand, and the like) by "Non-European" races through mass migration and high birthrates. We place this mass shooting in Christchurch within Shane's robust analysis of the patterns of far right insurgent violence, as demonstrated by the long and growing list of so-called ”lone wolf" attacks on minority groups in predominantly European and European-in-origin societies over the past several decades, and especially in the past five years or less. What is fueling these attacks, and how do we combat these horrible ideologies that embolden individuals to "take matters into their own hands"? We examine possible answers to this question by identifying the root of the anxiety inherent in white identity in the modern era, including the role late-stage capitalism and ecological collapse plays in giving rise to these outbursts of violence around the world. Shane Burley is a writer and filmmaker who regularly reports on far-right movements in the US, as well as anti-fascist resistance, workers rights, and class struggle. He is the author of ‘Fascism Today: What It Is and How to End It’ from AK Press, and his work has appeared in numerous publications, such as Jacobin, Truthout, and Commune Magazine. 
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[Intro: 17:30] In this episode, I speak with author, journalist, and political researcher Shane Burley. We discuss the recent mass shooting in Christchurch, New Zealand, in which an Australian white supremacist targeted Muslim worshippers at two separate mosques, leading to the deaths of 50 people — the largest in the nation’s history. We place this event within Shane’s larger analysis of far right ideology and insurgency, which has been thoroughly examined in Shane’s journalism on the subject, as well as in previous interviews I have had with him.* In this discussion with Shane, we touch on an Op-Ed Alexander Reid Ross and Shane very recently co-wrote for The Independent, titled ‘How to defeat the cretinous ‘great replacement’ theory at the heart of the Christchurch mosque attack,’ in which they respond to the recent mass shooting in Christchurch by self-proclaimed white supremacist Brenton Tarrant. Aside from embodying the most vile and insurgent aspects of white supremacist ideological violence, Tarrant live-streamed the mass killing of 50 Muslim worshippers at the Al Noor and Linwood mosques on platforms such as Facebook and YouTube. Along with his eagerness to share his violent acts with the world, Tarrant left a "manifesto" of sorts, which clearly defines what his motivations were for the targeted attacks, including the highly dubious claims that the "white race" is being systematically replaced and displaced from their position of dominance in European and European-in-origin societies (United States, Australia, New Zealand, and the like) by "Non-European" races through mass migration and high birthrates.** We place this mass shooting in Christchurch within Shane's robust analysis of the patterns of far right insurgent violence, as demonstrated by the long and growing list of so-called ”lone wolf" attacks on minority groups in predominantly European and European-in-origin societies over the past several decades, and especially in the past five years or less. What is fueling these attacks, and how do we combat these horrible ideologies that embolden individuals to "take matters into their own hands"? We examine possible answers to this question by identifying the root of the anxiety inherent in white identity in the modern era, including the role late-stage capitalism and ecological collapse plays in giving rise to these outbursts of violence around the world. Shane Burley is a writer and filmmaker who regularly reports on far-right movements in the US, as well as anti-fascist resistance, workers rights, and class struggle. He is the author of ‘Fascism Today: What It Is and How to End It’ from AK Press, and his work has appeared in numerous publications, such as Jacobin, Truthout, and Commune Magazine. 
 *http://bit.ly/BehindEveryLoneWolf **http://bit.ly/2FygvQ5 Episode Notes: - Read Shane and Alexander Reid Ross’ recent op-ed in The Independent: https://ind.pn/2uwtF9X - Read Shane’s recent work in Truthout: http://bit.ly/2OjOHSd - Learn more about Shane and his work at his website: https://www.shaneburley.net - Follow Shane on Twitter: https://twitter.com/shane_burley1 - Pick up Shane’s book ‘Fascism Today: What It Is and How to End It’ from AK Press: http://bit.ly/BurleyFT - The songs featured in this episode are “Öngyilkos Vasárnap” and “Hajnal” by Venetian Snares from the album Rossz Csillag Alatt Született. WEBSITE: https://www.lastborninthewilderness.com PATREON: http://bit.ly/LBWPATREON STORE: http://bit.ly/LBWmerch DONATE: Paypal: http://bit.ly/LBWPAYPAL DROP ME A LINE: (208) 918-2837 FOLLOW & LISTEN: SoundCloud: http://bit.ly/LBWSOUNDCLOUD iTunes: http://bit.ly/LBWITUNES Google Play: http://bit.ly/LBWGOOGLE Stitcher: http://bit.ly/LBWSTITCHER RadioPublic: http://bit.ly/LBWRADIOPUB YouTube: http://bit.ly/LBWYOUTUBE NEWSLETTER: http://bit.ly/LBWnewsletter SOCIAL MEDIA: Facebook: http://bit.ly/LBWFACEBOOK Twitter: http://bit.ly/LBWTWITTER Instagram: http://bit.ly/LBWINSTA

In this episode, the FTT team look at the 5 high and lows from the week in the world of football and pick their best XI of non-European players who have graced the Premiership. Will Finidi George and Hamilton Ricard make the grade? Tune in and find out!

UPDATE 04/05/2018: a few hours after our show went live, Mark Zuckerberg refuted Reuters' story that Facebook would not extend the GDPR privacy restrictions to all users. Facebook later clarified that all privacy restrictions, and all standards that are GDPR compliant, will take effect for all users. TechCrunch has more information about Zuckerberg's statement: https://techcrunch.com/2018/04/04/zuckerberg-gdpr/ --------------------------------- Today's Commexis Cast discusses Mark Zuckerberg's decision to not extend the GDPR European Union law restrictions to non-European users, which results in lesser privacy restrictions in non-European countries. Plus, Instagram is lowering the number of times developers can gain information from it's API. In an exclusive interview with Reuters on Tuesday, Facebook Inc.'s Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg states that while he agreed with the privacy regulations set out in the GDPR "in spirit", Facebook would not be setting those restrictions as a standard. Zuckerberg told Reuters that, “We're still nailing down details on this, but it should directionally [sic] be, in spirit, the whole thing.” For those unfamiliar, the GDPR is a set of standards passed by the European Union which allows users to see how much information a brand/company has on them, as well as the right to have that information deleted. This also affects the way data is gathered through cookies and pixels by requiring sites ask explicit permission to do so. Zuckerberg's statement comes at an interesting time following the Cambridge Analytica scandal, which has many looking towards Facebook and their privacy settings with a close eye. Of course, the Cambridge Analytica scandal and the data Facebook collects in regards to the GDPR are not entirely related data sets, and under GDPR restrictions Cambridge Analytica would be the one at fault (for not properly gaining consent for the information, and selling gathered information under an academic license). Facebook is also an ad supported business, which Zuckerberg and Vox's Ezra Klein discussed in an exclusive interview following Tim Cook's critiques of the social network. Phillip explains, as we've mentioned previously, that to keep a something like Facebook running, advertisers need to be able to go off of data collected by Facebook to target their ads. As we mentioned in our special report on Cambridge Analytica scandal last week, that user data is anonymous to the brand. Mark Zuckerberg will be appearing before Congress on April 11th, and we'll keep you updated on what we learn, and what this means for Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp going forward. Seemingly in response to the Cambridge Analytica scandal, Recode reports that the Facebook Inc. owned Instagram has reduced how much data developers can gather from it's API. The change came on Friday, seemingly out of nowhere according to sources that spoke to Recode. The rate limit was reduced to 200 calls per hour, down significantly from the previous 5000 calls per hour previously. Some developers were cut off all together. What this effectively means is developers will have less opportunities to "ping" Instagram's servers and gather information. This will likely result in developers having to be pickier about the types of data they are gathering, rather than being able to gather as much data as they want regardless of its use. According to Recode, Instagram was preparing to scale back the number of calls per hour starting this summer and completely transitioning to a more limited API by 2020, but began much earlier than expected likely due to the Cambridge Analytica scandal. Today's cast: Phillip Brooks (Commexis Lead Strategist) and Matthew McGrorty (Commexis Videographer/Podcaster). Join the Commexis team as we add context to these stories for the busy CMO. All the news you need to know–from our inbox to yours.

Practitioners of magic (aka witches) are found all around the world. Grab all the Halloween chocolate you can find and listen to the ladies from the She Who Persisted Podcast talk about some of the witches outside of Europe. Bea covers contemporary witch hunts (Warning: depressing as fuck), Heather drops some knowledge about Appalachian witches and Liz explain everything about foxy Japanese foxes.Also: Hail Okabe!

Discusses the extent to which European diplomats at the Ottoman court interacted with and learned about embassies from beyond Europe.

On this episode I am pleased to welcome to the show somewhat of a kettlebell mogul in the North American Kettlebell landscape.  Non-European kettlebell enthusiasts such as myself know Steve Cotter as the founder of the International Kettlebell and Fitness Federation (IKFF), an organization that promotes the practice of kettlebell training as a means to express its greater focus of integrated mind/body development.  The IKFF is a transcontinental community of unique but unified individuals whose collective distinctiveness resonates through Steve, a man passionate about finding balance in both training and life.In this episode we ask questions like: Is there confusion in the world of fitness?  Does soccer-mom or desk-jockey dad really need Olympic Weightlifting or gymnastics to be healthy?  Is social-media making “the sport of fitness” out to be more than it is?  Are we inventing new sports just because we lost our edge, or because there’s always someone better?  Has fitness or your own physical prowess become the centre-piece of your existence, and if so why?  And if so, how will you define who you are when you lose your ability to demonstrate this physicality? 

It's our first live episode, ever! Hear about our psychic kids workshop with famous medium James Van Praagh, who guides us in relaying messages from the dead and using our poop chutes. Special guest star: Ross's son, Andrew Blocher!

Part 3 of 3:   Moses the Non-European    

In recent years, Non-European immigration to the United States has challenged conventional understandings and classifications of race.  Join Professor McDermott as she explores how these changes are making an impact. (September 8, 2007)

Standard means of endodontic therapy have changed within the last decade due to new technical developments and an increasing scientific knowledge in this field. The aim of the present study was to evaluate the current status of materials, instruments and appliances used for root canal treatment by dentists in Bavaria. A comprehensive questionnaire was performed among 6900 Bavarian dentists in the year 2004. By use of a standardized questionnaire sheet, the colleagues were asked to give written information about their individual therapeutic concepts including the materials as used to perform root canal treatment. A total of 1666 dentists were enrolled into this study returning the questionnaire within the period of time that has been scheduled. This corresponds to a 24.1% return ratio. Detailed analysis of the collected data revealed the following specific results: The dentists included into the study had an age range from 27 to 71 years. Stratifying the study sample into different categories of age showed that the majority of study subjects belonged to the subgroup of age from 35 to 49 years (53,2%). The majority of dentists were male (77.5%) and most frequently dentists were working in private practices (71%). The age- and gender distribution of the participating dentists in this study is comparable to a statistic of the federal dental association (KZBV 2005). Regarding the health care insurance of patients that are treated endodontically on average 17% of patients had a private health care insurance. Considering the individual treatment means used by the dentists for endodontic therapy the following results were achieved: On average each dentist performed 10.5 root canal treatments per week. Regarding the method used for the determination of endodontic working length (multiple answers possible) 81% of the dentists used radiographs for this purpose. A comparably high percentage of dentists (46.6%) used endometric devices for the determination of the working length. Instrumentation of root canals (multiple answers possible) was performed by 57% of dentists with machine driven devices along with Nickel-Titanium (NiTi) files. The Profile system represents the most popular machine driven endodontic treatment system among Bavarian dentists since this particular system was used by 46% of study participants followed by the ProTaper system (32%) and the Flexmaster system (31%). Machine driven endodontic treatment devices were mainly used with a suitable torque-limited motor. The various products used for this purpose were (multiple answers possible) TriAutoZX, Morita (17.5%), ATR, Dentsply (14.9%), Endostepper, SET (11.4%) and Endo IT Control, VDW (11.1%). Nevertheless, a considerable percentage of dentists (35%) used machine driven devices without torque control. For the irrigation of instrumented root canals dentists spent a mean time of 2.1 minutes and used irrigating solutions (multiple denominations possible) as follows: NaOCl (85.1%), H2O2 (62.4%), EDTA (18.1%), CHX (15.2%). Overall, there was observed an increasing use of machine driven devices along with NiTi files and of EDTA and Chlorhexidine as compared with previous studies. Moreover, comparison of present data with current studies form different European and Non-European countries revealed that the use of rotating NiTi systems was significantly higher among Bavarian dentists. Based on the present results it can be assumed that the concepts as used for endodontic treatment by Bavarian dentists represents a high therapeutic standard.