Podcasts about OT

We follow Sunday Night Football to the end, with Harrison Butker’s TWO field goals in OT winning it for the Chiefs, who are looking as good as ever. The Chargers have been the exact opposite with yet another bad home loss. But the brutal injuries to Caleb Williams and Jayden Daniels stole the headlines in the NFL. Arnie gives his picks of the week, including his prediction of a Raider 10-game losing streak starting next Sunday. But not before the boys talk with friend of the show Todd Fuhrman from Bet the Board podcast.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Grant is back from the hospital with baby number two and opens with a Newport tourism brief, the Turkey Pull, and America 250 plate news before Jeff runs a two-man staff brief — Lieutenant Benelli's Red Sox update, a Toledo cousin in the S-2 confirming the Strait of Hormuz is closed, a hazy-IPA sidebar, eight of nine dumpsters deadlined, and the debut of Chief Petty Officer Seventeen from mental health (cookies available). Then the birth story in full: leaving an ethics class mid-break, the A1 pizza steak sandwich called "the Bomb," Patriots at seven and baby at halftime, a 9/11 conversation with a nurse who was three years old that day, and a hospital cafeteria meat plate. Grant answers a listener question on preventing injury on starting strength, the two war-college guys compare speakers and Q&A tactics, and Tres finally arrives (with feedback) for football: Auburn over Southern Miss, South Carolina in the rain, the Citadel losing in double OT again, Sark and Holly Rowe, and the week 3 picks. A "first two weeks with a newborn" segment, the movie Pressure, and a debate on whether officers should wear ribbons round it out.Podcast Hosts:Grant Broggi: Marine Veteran, Owner of The Strength Co. and Starting Strength Coach.Jeff Buege: Marine Veteran, Outdoorsman, Football Fan and LifterTres Gottlich: Marine Veteran, Texan, Fisherman, Crazy College Football Fan and LifterJoin the Slack and Use code OKAY:⁠https://buy.stripe.com/dR6dT4aDcfuBdyw5ks⁠Check out BW Tax: ⁠https://www.bwtaxllc.com⁠BUY A FOOTBALL HELMET:⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.thestrength.co/mrhelmet/?utm_source=The+Okay+Podcast&utm_medium=Podcast&utm_campaign=Okay_Pod⁠Timestamps: 00:00 - Intro 06:54 - Staff Brief19:23 - Outlying Stations24:01 - Grant & Diana's New Baby Is Born34:10 - How To Prevent Injuries While Doing Starting Strength42:18 - War College Update52:18 - Tres Joins The Show!54:29 - College Football Update01:01:07 - Tres' Picks of The Week01:12:31 - First 2 Weeks With A Newborn01:18:14 - Movies01:23:48 - Saved Rounds

Edge computing sounds clean on a slide deck, but the factory floor is where the definition gets real fast. We talk with Zoie Rittling, an edge computing specialist at TEGUAR, about what “compute close to the data” actually means when you're dealing with heat, dust, vibration, uptime pressure, and constant change. If you have ever wondered why a normal laptop dies on a production line, or what makes an industrial box PC, panel PC, or edge server the right fit for OT workloads, we break it down in plain language with concrete examples like machine vision and quality inspection.From there, we shift into the human side of industrial automation: how consultative B2B hardware sales works when you cannot manufacture demand and budget cycles run the show. Zoie shares why cold outbound is really a relationship game, why patience pays dividends over nine to eighteen month deal cycles, and how trade shows succeed or fail based on the planning and the post-show follow-up. We also talk about building a collaborative inside sales culture that protects customer experience instead of letting reps compete over the same account.We wrap by busting two expensive myths: industrial computers can be powerful, and edge AI does not automatically require a massive GPU. The goal is right-sizing hardware to the workload so performance is solid and ROI is real. Along the way we get into mentorship, imposter syndrome, and the value of being humble enough to ask questions, whether you are a new account executive or an engineer leaning on vendors and applications teams for expertise.Subscribe for more conversations on industrial automation, edge computing, OT hardware, and the people who make it work, then share this episode with a coworker and leave a review with your biggest edge deployment lesson.Support the show_________________________________________________________________

In this episode I sit down with my awesome occupational therapy colleague and friend, Jason Kreuzman. We talk about his path to Occupational Therapy, the role of OT in chronic pain, and Functional Neurological Disorder (FND). Nothing in this podcast is medical advice. This podcast is for education and entertainment only.

Task chairs are the piece of equipment ergonomists get asked about more than anything else. They're also where clients reliably spend the most money and get the least return because nobody explained the features that actually matter.This episode is for ergonomics practitioners. We go through seven task chairs using the same clinical feature framework we use in our Ergo Equipment Database inside Accelerate: lumbar height, lumbar pressure and depth, independent back angle, seat depth adjustment, 4D arms, backrest airflow, headrest availability, sizing range, seat pan modification options, warranty, and return policy. Not the marketing copy. The clinical picture.The 6 chairs:Branch Pro (~USD $500-649)Steelcase Leap V2 (~USD $1,200-1,500 new / USD $400-750 refurbished)HON Ignition (~USD $400-600)Herman Miller Aeron (~USD $1,400-1,800)ErgoCentric AirCentric (~USD $800-1,200)Humanscale Freedom (~USD $1,200-1,500)All 6 chairs and dozens more are in the Accelerate Ergo Equipment Database, where members can run side-by-side comparisons matched to a client's specific clinical picture and download a branded comparison guide to hand directly to clients. Access through Accelerate: The Business of Ergonomics at ergonomicshelp.com/accelerate.We're also running a free training next Wednesday September 23rd at ergonomicshelp.com/infographic.On September 23rd join this free live training and learn the exact system ergonomists are using to build their list, get referred more, and stop undercharging for work that deserves more.  https://ergonomicshelp.com/infographic/

In this episode, we recap the ugly, terrible loss to the Chiefs, as well as look forward to the next game against the Jaguars & talk about other teams around the league in OT!

De un pueblo poco conocido en Granada a una ciudad fuera del circuito turístico en Flandes, El Placer de Viajar descubre dos destinos perfectos. En este nuevo episodio de El Placer de Viajar, el podcast viajero de Libertad Digital y esRadio, los presentadores Carmelo Jordá y Kelu Robles nos proponen un sugerente viaje doble. Por un lado, nos invitan a descubrir los secretos de Otívar, un recóndito y maravilloso pueblo de la provincia de Granada; por el otro, cruzamos las fronteras para adentrarnos en la rica historia de Malinas, una de las ciudades con más encanto y autenticidad de la región de Flandes, en Bélgica. El recorrido comienza en Otívar, una pequeña localidad de apenas mil habitantes situada en la Sierra de Almijara. Aunque geográficamente se encuentra muy cerca de la Costa Tropical, el municipio destaca por un relieve sumamente abrupto, repleto de barrancos y valles. Esta singularidad climática y geográfica propicia un microclima de transición idóneo para el cultivo de deliciosas frutas subtropicales, tales como el aguacate, el mango, la chirimoya y sobre todo el níspero, que es uno de los símbolos de la localidad. La naturaleza es, sin duda, el mayor reclamo de este pueblo granadino, especialmente gracias al paso del río Verde. Este cauce fluvial, que discurre encajonado entre montañas, forma cascadas, rápidos y pozas de aguas cristalinas de tonos esmeralda, ideales para la práctica de deportes de aventura como el barranquismo. El núcleo urbano de Otívar regala una preciosa postal de calles blancas y empinadas de origen árabe con miradores espectaculares. La historia local de Otívar está indisolublemente ligada a la figura de Juan Fernández Cañas, apodado el Alcalde Caridad. Este célebre personaje lideró la resistencia guerrillera de la zona contra las tropas napoleónicas durante la Guerra de la Independencia. A pesar de que los franceses incendiaron el pueblo como represalia, su valentía se recuerda hoy con una escultura en la plaza del Ayuntamiento, donde se le rinde homenaje cada año. En lo que respecta a la gastronomía de Otívar, predomina una contundente cocina de montaña donde las brasas son las grandes protagonistas. El plato estrella de la localidad es el choto a la brasa, acompañado de especialidades tradicionales como las migas, los chicharrones y la longaniza. Además, su cercanía a otros bellos enclaves como Almuñécar, Salobreña o Frigiliana convierte a Otívar en una base de operaciones perfecta para explorar la zona. La segunda parada del viaje nos traslada a Malinas, en Bélgica, una ciudad estrechamente conectada con la historia de España. Fue allí donde el futuro emperador Carlos I pasó gran parte de su infancia y juventud bajo el cuidado de su tía Margarita de Austria, tras el fallecimiento de Felipe el Hermoso y el cautiverio de su madre, Juana la Loca, en Tordesillas. Malinas se ubica en la siempre atractiva región de Flandes, a muy corta distancia de ciudades más grandes como Bruselas o Amberes. A diferencia de otros destinos flamencos sumamente concurridos por el turismo de masas, Malinas destaca por conservar una atmósfera apacible y una vibrante vida cotidiana local, lo que permite al visitante sumergirse en la verdadera esencia del día a día de sus habitantes. La Plaza del Mercado es el punto de partida ideal para explorar su bellísimo centro histórico medieval. En mitad de esta plaza de forma irregular se erige la imponente Catedral de San Rumoldo, una joya del gótico que llama la atención por la gran luminosidad de su interior y por su monumental torre de noventa y siete metros de altura, que alberga un famoso carillón histórico. Otro de los grandes atractivos de la localidad son los beguinarios, antiguos barrios declarados Patrimonio Mundial por la Unesco. En estas pequeñas comunidades cerradas residían las beguinas, mujeres que decidían consagrar su vida a la religión y a la asistencia social sin necesidad de tomar los votos monásticos tradicionales, conformando una de las instituciones más singulares de la Europa medieval. Malinas también confronta al viajero con su pasado más sombrío a través del memorial de la Kazerne Dossin, una antigua caserna militar utilizada por los nazis durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial como campo de tránsito. Desde este trágico lugar, más de 25.000 judíos y cientos de gitanos belgas fueron deportados hacia el campo de exterminio de Auschwitz-Birkenau, una barbarie que hoy se documenta con rigor en su museo. Para concluir la visita con un espíritu festivo, Kelu y Carmelo recomiendan degustar la cerveza local Gouden Carolus, una de las joyas de la reputada tradición cervecera belga. Esta bebida, cuyo nombre rinde tributo al emperador Carlos V, se sigue elaborando en la histórica fábrica Het Anker, poniendo el broche de oro gastronómico a un viaje inolvidable por tierras flamencas.

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What happens when a physical therapist walks 200 feet from the treatment room to the workstation and realizes the desk is doing more damage than anything they could fix with their hands?That's the moment that changed everything for today's guest, Jerad Arendt, a PT who built his career at the intersection of physical therapy, industrial ergonomics, and on-site occupational health. In this conversation, he shares how he went from traditional PT to embedded on-site clinician, how he makes the ROI case directly to the C-suite, and what healthcare professionals with clinical backgrounds can do right now to move upstream in the injury cycle.What's covered:The workstation moment: the patient whose neck pain was fixed not by treatment, but by fixing her desk setupThree carpal tunnel surgeries and a $250,000 machine: the cost analysis that changed a company's mind93% injury rate reduction in one month from moving where bolts were stored on an assembly lineThe fractional PT/ergonomist model: how one or two company contracts can supply half your patient loadEarly intervention vs. reactive treatment: why getting closer to the injury changes everythingHow to approach HR and safety managers when you're a clinician seeing patterns in your patient baseWhy bypassing insurance for direct company contracts is simpler, better reimbursed, and more sustainableThe 6-to-18-month company sales cycle and why the long game is worth itHow companies evolve from skeptical to fully committed, and what that trajectory looks likeOn September 23rd join this free live training and learn the exact system ergonomists are using to build their list, get referred more, and stop undercharging for work that deserves more.  https://ergonomicshelp.com/infographic/

Saison 26/27 vorausDie Saison 26/27 steht vor der Tür. Die Vorbereitung – für die Haie äußerst erfolgreich – ist vorüber und ab Donnerstag wird auf dem Eis wieder um Ligapunkte gekämpft.Wir blicken voraus auf den Saisonstart, die Jugend, die neuen Regeln und auch auf das letzte CHL-Wochenende. Ansonsten alles beim Alten. Mathieu verwirrt, Tube vergisst Themen und André macht – mal wieder – Urlaub.Ein erneutes 12-Punkte-Wochenende für die beiden ältesten U-Teams der Junghaie. Beide Teams nach dem zweiten Wochenende damit weiterhin verlustpunktfrei. Mit der Damen 1C ist auch das erste Damenteam im Spielbetrieb.Am kommenden Wochenende gibt es den „Super-Sonntag“! Am Sonntag ist es möglich U20, U17 und Profis alle hintereinander zu schauen. Wir werden vor Ort sein.Wir ändern vom Post der letzten Woche nur ein Wort. Wisst Ihr welches?Was war das bitte für ein Wochenende? Wir sagen es seit Jahren, dass die Haie nach Europa müssen. Das Wochenende war das perfekte Beispiel dafür, weshalb das genauso sein muss. Wir reden über die Spiele und die erreichten sechs Punkte.Wir schauen auf die Tabelle der CHL nach dem 4. Spieltag. Welche Teams – außer den Haien – sind schon durch und wer muss noch zittern? Könnte es ein Novum geben?Es war wieder viel CHL in der Woche. Wichtig ist aber auf jeden Fall, dass die Liga den Spielrekord von Lüde auf 1.200 Spiele angepasst hat und Mo somit ein Spiel mehr braucht. Statistiken in der DEL sind eben erst in den letzten Jahren professionalisiert worden. Mal schauen, ob es da in der Zukunft noch mehr Änderungen gibt.Dazu waren wir in der Woche vor dem Saisonstart nochmal beim Training und wir schauen auf die Ticket-Situation.Ein paar kleine News aus der DEL zum Start in die Saison. Dazu gibt es die Tabelle unserer Gäste der XXXL-Vorschau1.⁠ ⁠Köln 1,86 (Durchschnittsplatzierung)2.⁠ ⁠⁠Mannheim 2,143.⁠ ⁠⁠München 3,144.⁠ ⁠⁠Berlin 3,715.⁠ ⁠⁠Ingolstadt 5,006.⁠ ⁠⁠Straubing 5,577.⁠ ⁠⁠Bremerhaven 7,648.⁠ ⁠⁠Wolfsburg 8,219.⁠ ⁠⁠Schwenningen 8,7110.⁠ ⁠⁠Nürnberg 10,5011.⁠ ⁠⁠Frankfurt 11,6412.⁠ ⁠⁠Augsburg 11,6413.⁠ ⁠⁠Krefeld 12,2114.⁠ ⁠⁠Iserlohn 13,21Wir sprechen über unsere Saisonwette und geben einen Ausblick was in den nächsten Wochen noch alles von uns kommt. Stichwort: Meet and watch, Meet and brunch (Nachholtermin), DEL2-Besuch, etc.Ihr könnt euch gerne eigene Saisonwetten überlegen oder aber ihr sagt: Was Mathieu hat, gefällt mir super, ich schließe mich ihm einfach an.Saisonstart 26/27! Die Haie treffen am ersten Wochenende auf die Grizzlys und die Löwen. Nach der CHL ist die Erwartung hoch, aber die DEL ist eben etwas anderes als die CHL. Genug der Floskeln, wir sprechen natürlich über die Gegner und die Erwartungen.Fast vergessen, aber Mathieu passt ja auf. Es gibt in der kommenden Saison neue Regeln in der Liga. Da ist viel Kleinkram dabei, aber einige wichtige Sachen sind dann doch dabei. Reinhören und mehr wissen als der Nachbar in der Arena ;-)Like, Follow, Subscibe, Comment, etc. ihr kennt den Spaß doch. Macht gerne Werbung. Es geht auch wieder um Geld für den guten Zweck. Dazu heute noch die O-Töne nach dem Klagenfurt-Spiel mit der Pressekonferenz, Felix Brückmann und Patrick Russell.Wo könnt ihr uns überall folgen und liken? Wie erreicht Ihr uns? Wo findet Ihr uns?Folgt dem Sharkbite gerne auf Bluesky⁠, ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠, ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Facebook ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ kommt in den WhatsApp Kanal und abonniert die Podcastfeeds beim Anbieter Eurer Wahl.  00:00 Einleitung01:40 Junghaie05:30 CHL-Wochenende16:30 CHL-Tabelle18:30 Haie-News26:00 DEL-News + Vorschautabelle36:50 Saisonwette und weiteres42:00 Das kommende Wochenende51:40 Neue Regeln in der DEL57:30 Ausleitung58:50 O-Töne Klagenfurt

Victor Majoran, Jesper Hallberg och Herman Rydeberg tar plats i poddstudion för att snacka upp årets säsong. Premiärveckan är här, men orosmolnen hopar sig. En befarad allvarlig skada på hemvändaren Manuel Ågren skakar IK Oskarshamn, samtidigt som Kalmar HC tvingas jaga förstärkningar efter tungt avbräck. I Nybro är tongångarna annorlunda med ett segertåg i ryggen.

Originally aired June 1, 2025 She's back—and the energy in the room just elevated. In one of the most moving and illuminating episodes to date, Lisa Dion reunites with internationally renowned occupational therapist, author, and teacher Kim Barthel—one of the most beloved guests in the podcast's history. Together, they take us deep into the world of psycho-sensory interventions, a term Kim coined decades ago during a pivotal moment that forever changed her clinical approach. Through a powerful real-life case study, this conversation explores how the body holds the story of trauma, how sensation can unlock memory, and why true healing happens when we integrate the mind, body, and play. Through their dual lenses—Lisa's Synergetic Play Therapy perspective and Kim's expertise in sensory integration, posture, and neurobiology—they reflect on working together with a young client whose developmental trauma was revealed not only through his play, but through his body, his relationships, and the clinician's own internal experience. You'll also hear about Kim's early work with children on the streets of Winnipeg, the origin of psycho-sensory work, and how her interdisciplinary lens continues to evolve after 40+ years of practice. This episode will invite you to: Track what the body is telling you through posture, breath, and muscle tone See play as only one part of the unfolding story—because the story lives in the body Tune into the relational field and your own body as a source of insight Slow down and meet your clients where they are developmentally and neurologically Embrace an embodied approach to healing that honors both the child's and the therapist's nervous systems ✨ Whether you're a seasoned play therapist, an OT, or simply curious about trauma-informed care, this conversation will expand your lens, deepen your embodiment, and remind you that healing isn't something we do to a child—it's something that unfolds when we trust the wisdom of the body. Take a breath, drop into your own body, and press play. You won't want to miss this one.

Mike and Bobby interviewed NFL Network's Stan Verrett on WWL's weekly "Saints Coaches Show." Verrett discussed the Saints' fight in the team's 31-30 OT loss to Detroit and the slow start for the rest of the NFC South.

Mike and Bobby interviewed NFL Network's Stan Verrett on WWL's weekly "Saints Coaches Show." Verrett discussed the Saints' fight in the team's 31-30 OT loss to Detroit and the slow start for the rest of the NFC South.

John Harbaugh's Giants delivered a statement win over the Cowboys in his coaching debut, and Chicago's 59-37 win over Carolina set the NFL record for most points in a season opener. The Sports Chasers break down all of NFL Week 1 on Monday Night NFL Blitz.

Most ergonomists follow a similar path. School, where the theory is fascinating but the practical is thin. Learning the ropes, where the real work begins and the gap between what you studied and what clients actually need becomes very clear. And then the big question: is entrepreneurship the final boss?This episode maps the three phases of the ergonomics career journey through an honest, experience-based lens, covering what school gives you and what it doesn't, the three paths into real-world ergonomics experience, and what the shift toward independent practice actually requires, starting with the thing most ergonomics programs never teach: marketing.What's covered:Phase 1: School, what ergonomics education gives you and the critical gap between theory and practiceWhy office ergonomics assessments specifically are the practical gateway to everything else in the fieldPhase 2: Learning the ropes, the three paths (internship, mentorship, nine-to-five) and when each one makes sensePhase 3: Flying your wings, what the entrepreneurship decision actually looks like and how to approach itWhy job security in a nine-to-five is more of an illusion than it feelsThe marketing system problem: why scattered posts don't build a practiceThe real question: are you known as the go-to ergonomics professional in your city, or invisible until someone gets hurt?Free live training for new ergonomists: ergonomicshelp.com/ergo-webinarScale your ergonomics practice with Accelerate: ergonomicshelp.com/accelerateOn September 23rd join this free live training and learn the exact system ergonomists are using to build their list, get referred more, and stop undercharging for work that deserves more.  https://ergonomicshelp.com/infographic/

Convidados do Podcast TenisBrasil desta semana, os analistas Paulo Cleto e Otávio Maia acham que o titulo de Alexander Zverev é a prova de que o alemão se achou de vez na carreira e ganhou a confiança para administrar jogos difíceis e torneios longos, como aconteceu neste US Open.Para Maia, a cazaque Elena Rybakina superou as próprias dúvidas e Cleto acrescenta a importância que teve o retorno ao trabalho com o treinador croata. "Roubaram Elena por meses", disparou, referindo-se ao afastamento de Alexander Vukov.O podcast também fala do vice-campeonato de Guto Miguel, que recebeu elogios de Maia por seu tênis vistoso e eficiente, enquanto Cleto acredita que seu futuro como profissional é cada vez mais promissor.

Klaus Mochalski and OT expert Daniel Ehrenreich discuss the integration of Artificial Intelligence in Industrial Control Systems (ICS). Discover why AI already delivers value in predictive maintenance and PLC programming, the physical risks of real-time process control, and why a "human-in-the-loop" approach backed by deep domain expertise remains essential.You can find more information on OT Security Made Simple at www.rhebo.com or send us your ideas, questions, or guest suggestions at podcast@rhebo.com.

Eli Zaret in-studio as the Detroit Lions escape with win in OT, holdout juror in Lindsay Clancy case ID'd, Corey Feldman's 9/11 post, Tracee Ellis Ross caught lying, KJ Biermann, Jasmine Crockett loves Chris Brown, and Hayden Panettiere's ex Brian Hickerson kicked out of another bar. Eli Zaret drops in to recap the Detroit Lions victory over the New Orleans Saints. The Chicago Bears are pretty good now. The Detroit Lions are back on Thursday and the NFL is making it hard to watch. Dylan Larkin is stripped of his captaincy for the Red Wings. Michigan pulled off an upset over the #11 Oklahoma Sooners... but Wi-Fi is still unavailable to the cult (and haters) at the Big House. Ohio State had an epic meltdown against Arch Manning and the Texas Longhorns. Ted Cruz showed up to College GameDay and was not well received. MSU is 2-0 and have a tough matchup against Notre Dame this week. A fan called the first series for Akron and was robbed by a fumble. Good Good Golf had an unfortunate marketing campaign go awry. Eli is baffled by a couple hot chicks kissing in a Key Jewelers commercial. Dave Landau's comedy special hits YouTube on Tuesday. J Chris Newberg is in town with Darren McCarty. Lindsay Clancy fans want to make sure black people can murder their children too. Gayle King is SHOCKED to learn the lone holdout juror is black. NBC 10 in Boston doxxed the juror. Someone has started a fundraiser for the guy. People celebrated 'Kirkiversity', making light of Charlie Kirk. USA Today makes excuses for those "celebrating".The statue may have been a bad idea. 9/11: People are giving Zohran Mamdani and AOC crap for smiling at the 9/11 memorial. Michael Strahan hosted 9/11: United We Stand – 25 Years Later. A former airline ticket agent regrets not stopping a hijacking that day. Kroy and Kim Zolciak-Biermann's 15-year-old turd son is busting being inappropriate with an underage relative. Kim is nailing Kyle Mowitz now, btw. Brian Hickerson and his brother Zach were involved in a scuffle at Wild Wing Cafe in South Carolina. Lady Gaga and Michael Polansky "had" a baby. Ryan Reynolds is busting lying again. Drew declares Tracee Ellis Ross insufferable. Trevor Noah is a douchebag for giving her a platform to lie. Monk > Girlfriends. She HATES Tony Shalhoub and declares The Tonight Show racist. Jasmine Crockett was hoping to get grinded by Usher and Chris Brown. Corey Feldman is a hero after saving Daisy De La Hoya. Corey made 9/11 all about him. A Russian Michael Jackson impersonator was destroyed by a giant speaker. Gillian Anderson is pansexual now and super horny. Shailene Woodley's friends are aghast of Aaron Rodgers' recent comments. OJ Simpson's ex, Christie Prody, is in trouble for meth. A professor at Carnegie Mellon University doesn't like white people too much. Jemele Hill continues to annoy. She can have blonde hair but those white better not have cornrows. J Chris Newberg will join us tomorrow. Merch is available if you want to rep the show. You'd look amazing too. If you'd like to help support the show… consider subscribing to our YouTube Channel, Facebook, Instagram and Twitter (Drew Lane, Marc Fellhauer, Trudi Daniels, Jim Bentley, BranDon, and Roberto).

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Healthcare workforce shortages are not a single problem with a single fix, they are a pipeline problem. I'm joined by Russ Kavalhuna, President of Western Michigan University, to talk about what it looks like when a community decides to grow its own talent instead of hoping someone else moves in. From physicians and nurses to lab techs, radiology techs, OT, and PT, we dig into the roles that keep care available in real life, not just on paper. We get specific about what Western Michigan University already has in place: a strong base of allied health education and a cutting-edge medical school, WMED, that attracts thousands of applicants for just 88 seats. Then we explore an ambitious idea that could change the math for Southwest Michigan: a healthcare talent pipeline that starts as early as eighth grade, moves students through high school and higher education, and connects them to local clinical training and employment. The Kalamazoo Promise adds a rare advantage by reducing tuition costs, making healthcare education more reachable for local families. We also zoom out to the regional ecosystem. Kalamazoo's two independent hospital systems, Bronson and Beacon, collaborate with the university and medical school, creating a foundation that employers care about when deciding where to invest and where to recruit. And because Michigan's population is aging, we talk about healthy aging research, prevention, and why keeping people out of acute care can improve quality of life while easing staffing pressure. Finally, we tackle policy: what incentives could actually keep graduates in Michigan after they train here? We discuss options like student debt relief, down payment support, and employer-friendly tools that help new clinicians put down roots. If you care about healthcare access, medical education, and smart workforce development, this conversation will give you a blueprint worth debating. Subscribe, share the show with someone building in Michigan, and leave a review with your take on what would make you stay.Support the showEngage the conversation on Substack at The Common Bridge!

We kick off with Buffalo playing well against Houston's defense, the Saints battling back from 21-0 to force OT, and the highest-scoring Week 1 since the 1970 merger. Plus, the Bears dropped 59 points on the Panthers, and the Ravens smacked the Colts around. C-Lo returns with Cris Collinsworth criticizing the Cowboys defense, Geno Smith touting his playmakers, and Robert Saleh explaining why his team looked lifeless. Finally, we cover the Legionnaires situation developing in the South Bronx near Yankee Stadium.

Learn more about Level 1 Functional Pelvic Health Practitioner programGet certified in pelvic health from the OT lens hereGrab your free AOTA approved Pelvic Health CEU course here.____________________________________________________________________________________________Pelvic OTPs United - Lindsey's off-line interactive community for $39 a month! Inside Pelvic OTPs United you'll find:​Weekly group mentoring calls with Lindsey. She's doing this exclusively inside this community. These aren't your boring old Zoom calls where she is a talking head. We interact, we coach, we learn from each other.​Highly curated forums. The worst is when you post a question on FB just to have it drowned out with 10 other questions that follow it. So, she's got dedicated forums on different populations, different diagnosis, different topics (including business). Hop it, post your specific question, and get the expert advice you need.More info here. Lindsey would love support you in this quiet corner off social media! 

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Police are searching for those involved in a knife fight on Canal Drive. The trial of a doctor accused of manslaughter enters its second week. The Premier concludes an OT trip ahead of the BOT Joint Ministerial Council meeting in the UK in November. Plus we learn more about HSA recommendations at the latest PAC hearing and a casting call is looking for a Caymanian girl to join a feature film set to be filmed in Cayman next year.

#autopromocja: 9 i 10 października odbędzie się w Warszawie BLASTCAST - festiwal podcastów, na którym będziemy razem z innymi twórcami. Jeśli chcecie spotkać nas na żywo, wpadajcie! Bilety na blastcast.pl   Prezydent znowu składa swój projekt ustawy o kryptowalutach. Tak naprawdę to jest projekt rządu z poprawkami, ale prezydenccy ministrowie lubią mówić o nim, że to pomysł Pałacu. Niezależnie od tego, ile prezydent zmienił, i tak jego pomysł nie zostanie przyjęty przez Sejm, bo — co chyba czasem Pałac zaskakuje — premier nie zamierza ułatwiać życia prezydentowi. Donald Tusk mówi: „Żadnego kompromisu ze złem". I koniec. Cała ta prezydencka akcja ma trochę desperacki wydźwięk — proszenia o szansę wyjścia z twarzą z afery Zondacrypto. Ewidentnie Karol Nawrocki przy pierwszym wecie do ustawy o kryptowalutach nie zrozumiał, jak wiele mu ta historia krwi napsuje. A potem nie mógł się już wycofać — stąd licznik wet zatrzymał się na trójce. Szef Kancelarii Prezydenta Zbigniew Bogucki początkowo z dużym przekonaniem mówił o tym, że rząd próbuje napisać długą i skomplikowaną ustawę. Tyle że dokument zaproponowany dziś przez prezydenta ma ponad 100 stron. W dodatku Tusk nie ma żadnego interesu, żeby pozwolić Nawrockiemu wybrnąć z Zondafery. Dlatego należy się spodziewać czwartego projektu rządowego i kolejnych publicznych ataków premiera na prezydenta. Widać wyraźnie, że prawica nie radzi sobie z aferą. Do tego zaczyna się bijatyka między PiS a Rozwojem Plus. Morawiecki mówi, że wielokrotnie ostrzegał Kaczyńskiego przed „złodziejami". A prezes — że nie pamięta takich ostrzeżeń. To potwierdza spostrzeżenia twórców „Stanu Wyjątkowego", że obaj panowie odmiennie definiują złodziejstwo. Przy okazji afery Zondacrypto dał o sobie ponownie znać Szymon Hołownia, którego co prawda niewielu już o cokolwiek pyta, ale on za to chętnie się swoimi przemyśleniami dzieli. Otóż pan Szymon uważa, że należałoby pracować nad prezydenckim projektem kryptoustawy. Ponieważ tylko on tak uważa, a — co może warto przypomnieć — nie jest już marszałkiem Sejmu, to nic z tych pomysłów nie będzie. Ale Hołownia znowu bardzo by chciał być ważny. Tyle tylko że nikt nigdzie na niego nie czeka. Ani liderzy koalicji, ani jego ludzie, których zostało po wszystkich woltach bardzo niewielu. Pojawiły się co prawda plotki, że Hołownia miałby zostać wicepremierem, ale wiele wskazuje na to, że ich źródłem jest najbliższe otoczenie Hołowni lub wręcz on sam, bo nikt w rządzie o takich pomysłach nie słyszał. Na pewno Hołowni w rządzie nie chce Tusk. W tej sytuacji pan Szymon wrócił do starań o posadę ambasadora w Watykanie. Podobno nawet prezydent Karol gotów jest go do Stolicy Piotrowej wysłać. Nie wiemy jednak jeszcze, czy papież Leon nie obawia się konkurencji.

Over 53 million people in the U.S. provide unpaid caregiving services. That's a stunning 1 in 6 people.The complex role of caregiving can entail everything from behavior management, symptom detection, and nutritional guidance to medication administration and transfer skills.As you can imagine, insufficient caregiver training can lead to increased patient risks for safety and injury, worsening symptoms, loss of function, and higher healthcare utilization costs.And for the caregivers themselves—unmet training needs are associated with higher anxiety, depression, burden, and lower self-esteem.Prior to 2024, healthcare workers like OTs and PTs faced significant billing barriers because insurance required the patient to be present and actively participating during training. But in 2024, new Caregiver Training Service codes were introduced that every OT and PT needs to understand.In this course, we'll look at these codes with dementia expert Rachel Wiley. We'll talk about what they entail, with a focus on how they can be implemented in practice. But we will also talk about their current limitations—and future directions for truly meeting the massive needs of caregivers and their patients.See full course details here:https://otpotential.com/continuing-education/course/caregiver-training-codes See all OT CEU courses here:https://otpotential.com/continuing-educationCheck our our live webinar schedule here:https://otpotential.com/continuing-education/live-webinarsSupport the show by using the OTPOTENTIAL Medbridge Code:https://otpotential.com/blog/promo-code-for-medbridgeTry 2 free OT Potential courses here:https://otpotential.com/free-ot-ceusSupport the show

Sauerland-Realität, Politt-Jubel & die Sprinter-Frage bei der Vuelta Der Besenwagen schaltet wieder durch alle Gänge! Zwischen lokaler Radsport-Härte im Sauerland und WorldTour-Dominanz in Spanien nehmen Basti, Paul und Andy das prall gefüllte Geschehen der Woche unter die Lupe.

AI has made experimentation cheap. So why are we still acting like every idea costs $5,000?On this episode of PT Breakfast Club, Jimmy McKay and Tony Maritato start with the debate over AI in education and end up somewhere much bigger: what happens to physical therapy when the cost of learning, creating, testing, building, and iterating drops dramatically?Tony walks through using AI to build a new website, generate social content, create viral knee-replacement imagery, analyze information, and explore business ideas that would have required significantly more time or money only a few years ago. Jimmy connects that to a familiar media principle:Attention → Trust → Action.The goal isn't simply to “make content.” It's to understand whose attention you're earning, why they should keep giving it to you, and what eventually happens because of that trust. The guys also dig into some surprisingly practical opportunities around PT.Key themesAI as a learning tool Instead of assuming AI eliminates thinking, what if educators taught students how to question outputs, find blind spots, compare perspectives, and apply information? The economics of experimentation If creating a website, image, script, campaign, or prototype costs a fraction of what it once did, the number of experiments businesses can run should increase dramatically. Identity beats generic content Tony explains why his knee-replacement tattoo images exploded online, while Jimmy breaks down how the same idea can translate into PT specialties, dogs, sneakers, ice cream, and other identity-driven concepts. Attention isn't the end goal Attention earns an opportunity to build trust. Trust eventually creates action, whether that means a patient choosing your clinic, someone listening to your podcast, buying something, or simply remembering you. Your customers are already giving you market research Google Reviews can reveal repeated language, beloved employees, missing services, hidden strengths, and opportunities that businesses may never mention in their own marketing. Does Facebook still work for PT clinics? Yes, if Facebook solves the problem you're actually trying to solve. The tool matters less than understanding the audience, objective, and platform. Three PT-adjacent business ideasTony also pitches several businesses hiding in plain sight:1. A transparent rehab reimbursement database Take publicly available hospital and insurance pricing information and make it understandable and usable for PT, OT, and SLP professionals.2. A physical therapy discount membership network A DentalPlans-style model where consumers pay for access to transparent discounted rates at participating clinics.3. A healthcare buyer's agent Think real estate buyer's agent, but for healthcare: someone helping patients understand pricing, benefits, providers, options, and complex healthcare decisions. The conversation closes with a deceptively simple question:When AI gives you access to expertise, comparison, analysis, and second opinions almost instantly, are you irresponsible for using it?Or are you irresponsible for refusing to learn how?

What'd you think of the episode? Send me a note!SummaryLet me tell you about the top five actions I would take if I just discovered my child was neurodivergent. I emphasize the importance of pausing to process the information, embracing accommodations, documenting progress, taking proactive steps for occupational therapy, and communicating about neurodivergence in a positive and affirming light. TakeawaysPause and process before taking action.Accommodations can make daily life easier.Documenting progress helps recognize growth.Don't wait for referrals; seek occupational therapy directly.Communicate about neurodivergence in a positive way.Links & Resources: Instagram video: how to ask your pediatrician for an OT referral Autistic/ Neurodivergent content creators:LivedexperienceeducatorNeurodivergent_louItsthatparentToren.wolfNeurodivergent_insightsBlackspectrumscholarFidgets.and.friesNeurotatical ~Formerly known as The Sensory W.I.S.E. Solutions Pocast~ Sensory Detectives Boot camp Waitlist The OT Butterfly InstagramWork with LauraThe Sensory Code BookThe Sensory Code NewsletterA Kids Book About Neurodiversity

Reactive ergonomics: someone gets hurt and their company calls you. It's stressful, it's rushed, and the moment you finish the report, it's over. Prevention ergonomics: the client already values what you do, already has a budget, and wants to keep working with you. These are 2 very different businesses. This episode makes the case for why the second one should be the goal and covers the 5 concrete reasons why prevention and proactive ergonomics services are the most valuable work an ergonomics consultant can build toward. What's covered:Why the marketing rule of 7 is now completely outdated, and what the research says the real number is in 2026 and beyond. The difference between a reactive a reactive client mindset and a prevention mindset, and why it matters for your income Reason 1: no more "we need you yesterday" urgency. Prevention clients work on your schedule Reason 2: Prevention work is not transactional; it builds recurring revenueReason 3: A culture of prevention means a plan, a budget, and a long-term relationshipReason 4: Prevention-oriented employers have a multi-year vision and they want you in itReason 5: Prevention-oriented employers have a multi-year vision and they want you in it And we'll also cover why infographics are one of the easiest and most effective tools to shift clients from reactive to prevention thinking. Register today: https://ergonomicshelp.com/infographic/ On September 23rd join this free live training and learn the exact system ergonomists are using to build their list, get referred more, and stop undercharging for work that deserves more.  https://ergonomicshelp.com/infographic/

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On this episode of Good Noise Podcast, I'm joined by BOYR!OT to discuss their new single, “STARS OF THE SH*T SHOW.”We dive into the inspiration behind the track, the creative process that brought it to life, and the ideas and emotions woven throughout the song. BOYR!OT shares insight into what went into creating the single and how it reflects their sound and perspective as an artist.We also talk about what this release represents for BOYR!OT and what listeners can expect as they continue moving forward.BOYR!OT Socials:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/weareboyriot/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@weareboyriotYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@weareboyriot/videosApple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/boyr-ot/1743474255Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/18mjk6Y9mObd2iPynpGjUZ?si=2a78d251a84f483f

This week great HS games around the area including, an OT win and a last minute TD drive. JMU and VT open their seasons with wins. Michigan invents time travel and more.

Otázka, kdo si objednal vraždu maltské investigativní novinářky Daphne Caruany Galizii, zůstává po devíti letech bez soudně potvrzené odpovědi. Ve středu byl totiž zproštěn obžaloby podnikatel Yorgen Fenech. Text Barbory Šturmové čte Renata Klusáková.

Phil Seboa and Ed Fuentes sit down with David Ariens (Analytics For Industry / AVEVA) and Willem van Lammeren (Syensqo) to explore why IT/OT convergence fails — and what organisations actually get right when convergence works.They discuss the cultural and technical silos that keep IT and OT teams divided, common misconceptions on both sides, and the practical changes that make integration stick in industrial environments.Topics covered:• Why convergence projects stall or fail• Breaking silos without burning bridges• What good IT/OT integration looks like in the field• Making OT data usable for IT and business intelligence• Real lessons from practitioners on both sides of the wallGuests:• David Ariens — Analytics For Industry / AVEVA• Willem van Lammeren — SyensqoEpisode page: https://unpluggediiot.com/episodes/ep-58-breaking-the-silos-itot-convergenceChapters:00:00 Introduction03:00 The unlikely path into the IT/OT gap13:00 Why convergence keeps failing: it's not the technology25:00 Seven patterns that actually work37:00 Stories from the plant floor: BASF lessons45:00 Building the IT/OT Academy + where IT/OT is heading48:30 OutroThis episode is brought to you by Canary Labs and Cirrus Link.Canary Labs — Canary Labs builds the industrial historian platform that captures your plant and process data the moment it's generated and makes it instantly accessible across your entire operation.Learn more: https://unpluggediiot.com/partners/canary-labs---Cirrus Link Solutions — MQTT and Sparkplug software that connects OT to IT and cloud systems.Visit: https://cirrus-link.com/unplugged

What if the way we've been supporting autistic students is missing the mark? In this groundbreaking episode, Jayson sits down with Kieran Rose—autistic advocate, researcher, and author—to tackle the tough questions school-based OT practitioners submitted about autism, masking, stimming, and neurodiversity-affirming practice.This isn't your typical autism training. Kieran challenges core assumptions about behavioral interventions, handwriting goals, conformity in classrooms, and what "support" really means for autistic students. You'll hear why masking isn't just "acting neurotypical for a bit," how monotropic attention changes everything about learning, and why occupational therapy is uniquely positioned as the most important profession for autistic people—if we return to our justice roots.Jayson and Kieran also discuss the moral injury many school-based OTs feel when trapped between what they know students need and what the system allows, the problem with ABA's grip on schools, and practical ways to create "islands of safety" even within flawed systems.This episode tackles the hard questions. Kieran doesn't offer quick fixes — but does offer frameworks, permission to rethink your goals, and the reminder that holding space for one hour a week might save a life.Listen if: You've ever felt trapped between what a student needs and what the system demands.Listen now to learn the following objectives:Learners will understand the difference between impression management (context switching) and masking (chronic identity management driven by stigma and lack of safety), and describe its impact on autistic students' long-term mental and physical health outcomes.Learners will understand how masking can impact autistic students' long-term mental and physical health outcomes.Learners will understand the concept of monotropism and how deep, focused attention can make frequent school transitions difficult for autistic students.Learners will identify common school-based demands that may unintentionally prioritize conformity over meaningful participation, such as forced eye contact, suppressing stimming, sitting still, or handwriting expectations.Thanks for tuning in! Thanks for tuning into the OT Schoolhouse Podcast brought to you by the OT Schoolhouse Collaborative Community for school-based OTPs. In OTS Collab, we use community-powered professional development to learn together and implement strategies together. Don't forget to subscribe to the show and check out the show notes for every episode at OTSchoolhouse.comSee you in the next episode! 

Learn more about Level 1 Functional Pelvic Health Practitioner programGet certified in pelvic health from the OT lens hereGrab your free AOTA approved Pelvic Health CEU course here.Grab the Pain Recipe tool HERE____________________________________________________________________________________________Pelvic OTPs United - Lindsey's off-line interactive community for $39 a month! Inside Pelvic OTPs United you'll find:​Weekly group mentoring calls with Lindsey. She's doing this exclusively inside this community. These aren't your boring old Zoom calls where she is a talking head. We interact, we coach, we learn from each other.​Highly curated forums. The worst is when you post a question on FB just to have it drowned out with 10 other questions that follow it. So, she's got dedicated forums on different populations, different diagnosis, different topics (including business). Hop it, post your specific question, and get the expert advice you need.More info here. Lindsey would love support you in this quiet corner off social media! 

Editor's note: Download and listen to the audio version below and click here to subscribe to the Today in Manufacturing podcast.The Today in Manufacturing Podcast is brought to you by the editors of Manufacturing.net and Industrial Equipment News (IEN).This week's episode is brought to you by Opswat. AI is moving from pilots into manufacturing operations, helping teams improve productivity, quality and scale. But as more files, devices, suppliers and OT data flows become connected, cyber risk expands in an industry already targeted more than any other. Watch this new on-demand webinar, "Manufacturing Cybersecurity in the Age of AI," to learn how to protect critical operations in the age of AI.Every week, we cover the three biggest stories in manufacturing, and the implications they have on the industry moving forward. This week:- 40,000 Pounds of Beer Swiped From California Distribution Center- SpaceX Pulls Off Biggest Salvage Operation Yet- Deadly THC Facility Explosion Leads to Murder Charge for OwnerIn Case You Missed It- This Cookies is Made From Plastic Bottles- Ice Cream Cones, the Ingenious Invention of American Immigrants- DARPA Gives Northrop $7M to Make Diamond-Cooled Microchips for the MilitaryPlease make sure to like, subscribe and share the podcast. And to email the podcast, you can reach any of us at Jeff, Anna or David@ien.com, with “Email the Podcast” in the subject line. Subscribe to our daily and weekly newsletters.

Brenners Etappencoup, Südspanien-Hitze & der Showdown um Rot! Das Finale der Vuelta a España rückt näher und die dritte Ausgabe unserer „Los Wochos“-Sonderfolgen läutet die entscheidende Phase der Spanienrundfahrt ein! Neben glühender Hitze und Taktikspielchen im Gesamtklassement gibt es vor allem aus deutscher Sicht Grund zum Jubeln. Basti, Paul und Andy blicken auf die strapaziösen Tage im Süden der iberischen Halbinsel zurück.

Show NotesThe inconsistencies between the two NT narratives of Judas Iscariott's death has long been a ‘poster child' of bible contradictions.  We are prompted to cover it by an excellent video recently released by CJ Cornthwaite who suggests the actual reasons for the differences between the narratives.  We discuss CJ's work and try to complement it by digging deeper into: the sport of harmonisation, the third account of the death given by Papias, the OT allusions and a surprising feature of the bible translations.  Links:The video recently released by CJ Cornthwaitehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sy6GctdghpQ The article by Rendel Harris on the failure of harmonization:https://www.journals.uchicago.edu/doi/pdf/10.1086/477430 A link for the Papias text:https://www.roger-pearse.com/weblog/tag/judas/ The legend of Ahiquar and the death of Nadan:https://sacred-texts.com/bib/fbe/fbe264.htm Audrey Conrad on the OT allusions, bible refs: Ps. 41:9, John 13:18 & 2Samuel 17:23in "The Fate of Judas" (Toronto Journal of Theology [7] 1992) How to look at the Acts version of the death in all English translations:https://www.biblegateway.com/verse/en/Acts%201%3A18(search in the page for ‘hang') Doubts Aloud Links:Please keep giving feedback and ask questions using:  doubtsaloud@gmail.com  

#autopromocja: 9 i 10 października odbędzie się w Warszawie BLASTCAST - festiwal podcastów, na którym będziemy razem z innymi twórcami. Jeśli chcecie spotkać nas na żywo, wpadajcie! Bilety na blastcast.pl     Twórcy słuchowiska politycznego „Stan Wyjątkowy" od tygodni przekonują, że afera Zondacrypto może rozsadzić prawicę. Teraz Przemysław Kral opowiada o 2 mln zł dla środowiska Zbigniewa Ziobry, obietnicy ukręcenia łba jego sprawom oraz ułaskawieniu, które ktoś miał mu załatwić po zwycięstwie Karola Nawrockiego. Przy okazji Donald Tusk wykorzystuje chaos i rusza po Trybunał Konstytucyjny. Każda duża afera ma moment, w którym przestaje być luźnym zbiorem nazwisk, spotkań i przelewów, a staje się opowieścią o państwie. Dla Zondacrypto nadszedł on w piątek. Donald Tusk wszedł na sejmową mównicę z protokołami przesłuchań i połączył rozrzucone elementy w jeden, wyjątkowo ponury obraz. Według zeznań cytowanych przez premiera Przemysław Kral miał umówić się ze Zbigniewem Ziobrą na 2 mln zł w zamian za rozwiązanie swoich problemów z prawem. Były minister miał znać akta jego spraw i obiecywać, że po powrocie do Ministerstwa Sprawiedliwości „ukręci łeb" prowadzonym sprawom. Pieniądze miały trafić do fundacji Ziobry, a szczegóły miała ustalać Patrycja Kotecka. Ziobro przekonuje, że chodziło o legalne, bezinteresowne darowizny.  Ot, człowiek z poważnymi kłopotami daje niemal pół miliona byłemu prokuratorowi generalnemu i niczego w zamian nie oczekuje. To z pewnością trzyma się kupy.  Na tym historia się nie kończy. Kral miał usłyszeć od tajemniczego „pana X", że po zwycięstwie Karola Nawrockiego będzie można załatwić mu prezydenckie ułaskawienie. Zapłatą miały być pieniądze na reklamy, kongres CPAC w Rzeszowie i imprezę w USA. Nawrocki odpowiada, że jego podpisem nikt handlować nie może. Zapewne. Dlaczego zatem ludzie krążący wokół prawicy sądzili, że mogą obiecywać bezkarność w imieniu przyszłego prezydenta? Zondacrypto pokazuje cały mechanizm: pieniądze otwierają drzwi do polityki, a znajomości rodzą obietnice ochrony. Kral zaczął mówić i ten mechanizm pęka razem z jednością prawicy. Morawiecki atakuje Kaczyńskiego za związki jego ludzi z Zondą. A Nowogrodzka przekonuje, że aresztowany szef PKOl Radosław Piesiewicz to człowiek byłego premiera, choć my go znamy jako zdeklarowanego sasinowca.  Tusk wykorzystuje ten moment, by otworzyć drugi front. Gdy PiS liczy straty po zeznaniach Krala, premier wyważa drzwi do Trybunału Konstytucyjnego i przeprowadza przez Sejm kandydaturę swego współpracownika Macieja Berka. Jeszcze niedawno rządzący obiecywali odpolitycznienie TK. Teraz wysyłają tam człowieka prosto z rządu, bo tłumaczą, że sytuacja jest wyjątkowa. Nawrocki rozważa odmowę odebrania ślubowania — na razie szuka pretekstu. Wie, że zaślubiny Berka mogą doprowadzić do odbicia Trybunału z rąk ludzi PiS.

Our guest this week is Eric Sivertson, VP of Security Business at Lattice. This episode explores why physical AI and humanoids change the security conversation from traditional IT risk to real-world safety risk. Sivertson explains how FPGAs can act as deterministic guardrails for robotic and cyber-physical systems. We discuss why safe is not enough if a robot is also connected, how zero trust and cyber resilience apply on the factory floor, and why hardware needs to verify, monitor, and recover systems in real time. He says traditional factory networks relied on “guns, guards, and gates,” and once OT systems connect to IT and the cloud, the attack surface expands dramatically, and cyber resilience becomes essential. ### Register now for RoboBusiness 2026: https://cvent.me/w0eRN9?RefId=podcast

Controlled by what you possess. NYC female knife suspect. God of OT vs NT? Peter crucified upside-down? In debt with wife. Postpartum? Fake NFL player tricked women, AI

What you possess. Postpartum psychosis; Lindsay Clancy. Kathy Hochul in hijab, on ICE. Why did God seem so mean? Father tripped football 9yo! Mother pours hot wax, sets fire.

Gary begins a response to an individual who says he left partial preterism for dispensationalism. Gary rehearses his own path to preterism and how the Bible is what led him there. Reading the NT in the context of the OT, in addition to the historical context of first century Israel in subjection to Rome (not to mention the tradition of the Judaizers), has to be taken into account when reading the letters of the NT and the four Gospels.