Podcasts about obsidio

Returning to the world of science fiction with the first in The Illuminae Files trilogy by Amie Kaufman and Jay Kristoff - I found I couldn't stay away from their collaborations and I am sad that after I finish the third book in the series, Obsidio, there are no more. What happens when it seems as though the only beings talking sense after a planet is invaded by a violent and greedy corporation are a psychotic AI and two teenagers? Through medical files, IM chat records, illustrations and military reports we find out what Kady and Ezra do when their planet is taken over and, having lost everything, they have to figure out what's really going on and try and protect what's left of their lives. And then of course there's AIDAN... Featured Episodes Aurora Rising Skyward Featured Links Instagram Being Bookish Website

In this episode of Boston Scientific Talks, Peter Pattison, President, Interventional Oncology, and Liza Davis, VP of R&D, Interventional Oncology, share insights into the acquisition of Obsidio and the integration of its unique gel embolic material technology into Boston Scientific's portfolio. The technology, described as a "conformable solid," offers a unique balance between a liquid and solid embolic, providing physicians with precise control and rapid occlusion during interventional oncology procedures. The discussion also covers the successful transition from FDA approval to commercialization, with Obsidio technology already being used in several cases. Looking ahead, Pattison and Davis discuss the potential for further applications of the technology and its integration with Boston Scientific's new coil products. This episode is sponsored by the Medical Business Unit at TE Connectivity. For more information go to TE.com/medical. Thank you for listening to the Boston Scientific Talks Podcast. Subscribe to this podcast on every major podcast platform.

In this episode, host Dr. Aaron Fritts and interventional radiologist Dr. Kevin Henseler discuss his treatment algorithm and new technologies for embolization of GI bleeds. --- CHECK OUT OUR SPONSOR Boston Scientific Obsidio Embolic https://www.bostonscientific.com/obsidio --- SHOW NOTES Dr. Henseler starts by differentiating between lower and upper GI bleeds. Upper GI bleeds tend to be more life-threatening and are most commonly caused by esophageal varices or duodenal ulcers, and many of these consults come from the endoscopy suite. These upper GI bleeds also have a higher risk of recurrence. On the other hand, lower GI bleeds can be more indolent. CTA is the most efficient way to assess the source of GI bleeding. It provides valuable information about the vascular territory, including localization of bleeding, planning where to inject during angiography, and variant anatomy. If CTA is negative for bleeding, Dr. Henseler does not move onto angiography. He monitors the patient for further signs of intermittent bleeding and may re-image or intervene the following day. If CTA does show bleeding, Dr. Henseler moves onto angiography and embolization. He finds that there are few contraindications to angiography. Relative contraindications include renal insufficiency, which is a small tradeoff for a lifesaving procedure, and contrast allergy, which can be addressed with a preprocedural steroid dose. When it comes to methods of embolization, detachable coils have been a mainstay. While they are more expensive than pushable coils, detachable coils allow for more exact placement and increased safety and more IRs are being trained to use these now. Dr. Henseler also discusses the use of embolic particles, which carry risks of end-organ damage and ischemia, as well as embolic glue, which can be difficult to use if the operator does not have sufficient training. Then, we shift gears to discuss Obsidio, a new injectable solid that is soon to be commercially available. It exists as a liquid when it is in its pressurized form within the microcatheter; however, it immediately solidifies in the vessel as soon as the injection ceases. Obsidio is made of radio-opaque tantalum so it is visible on CT, stays permanently in the vessel, and can be used in conjunction with coils if desired. Additionally, its cohesive properties decrease the risk of abdominal extravasation and it can be used with any catheter. --- RESOURCES Dr. Kevin Henseler LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevin-henseler-364832231/ CTA for Lower GI Bleeds: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UWEf_sAUGKU Ep. 179- Happiness is a Warm Coil: Treating GI Bleeds: https://www.backtable.com/shows/vi/podcasts/179/happiness-is-a-warm-coil-treating-gi-bleeds Ep. 216- Stick It: Glue Embo: https://www.backtable.com/shows/vi/podcasts/216/stick-it-glue-embo

On this episode, Heather and Matthew welcome Dr. Ehsan Jabbarzadeh, a professor of engineering and the Director of Entrepreneurship at the University of South Carolina and the founder of Obsidio, a medical device company recently purchased by Boston Scientific. They discuss entrepreneurship and innovation in the healthcare and life sciences industry, as well as Dr. Jabbarzadeh's life-saving invention which blocks blood vessels to help starve tumors, control hemorrhaging, and more! Tune in now.

The end is finally here! It's hard to believe but we have finally finished the Illuminae Files. Join us this week as we discuss betrayals, our undying love for Isaac Grant, and our complicated feelings for the most emo, murderous AI, AIDAN. If you want to see all things Bibliovert, check us out on instagram https://www.instagram.com/the.bibliovert.podcast on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9j88illMBsZNvf67E7bywA, and our Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/bibliovertpodcast?fan_landing=true&view_as=public By joining our Patreon you have access to a discord chat, two exclusive episodes per month, behind the scenes content, and Patreon only meet ups! This month our book buddy read is The Ballad of Never After by Stephanie Garber! Feel free to contact us at bibliovertpodcast@gmail.com or by mail at The Bibliovert P.O. Box 90863 Nashville, TN 37209

Drew, Rob, and Dani discuss the third and final volume in The Illuminae Files. A special tribute to a friend of the podcast follows. The Final Draft features water, special coffee, and a beer from Anchorage Brewing Co. Inking Out Loud is Drew McCaffrey and Rob Santos. Sound engineering by Patrick McCaffrey. Artwork by Danielle "FelCandy" Prosperie. Intro/outro music: "Moonlight" by Jivemind. Visit our website at www.iolpodcast.com/ and join the conversation on Twitter @IOLPodcast Support us on Patreon: www.patreon.com/inkingoutloud

A fun programming note, during this stay at home period I invited a few guests to come and share what they are doing while staying at home. Please expect a few more extra episodes to support you during this period. My hope is that you have a fun distraction and will get a few resources to make this period easier.  SHOW NOTES  Welcome to the What to Read Next Podcast! I hope you are doing well during this difficult time.  Today I want to share a mini-episode that is perfect for staying at home. In this episode, we have Heather from BookClubChat comes  and talks about how she is doing while staying at home. We will chat about books, movies and TVs shows and how we are spending our time at home.  We chat about: How we are getting the news and how we are limiting it during this time Netflix shows to binge on during this time  90 Day Fiance/Love is Blind/The Bachelor chat What to expect while listening to an audiobook  How we are spending our time while at home SHOWS TO WATCH  Love is Blind (Netflix) Little Fires Everywhere (Hulu) Tiger King (Netflix) 90 Day Fiance    BOOKS MENTIONED  A Good Neighborhood by Therese Anne Fowler  Oona Out of Order by Margarita Montimore  The Devil of Downtown by Joanna Shupe  Fast Girls by Elise Hooper  The Light After the War by Anita Abriel  The Women in Cabin 10 by Ruth Ware Sadie by Courtney Summers Daisy Jones & The Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid  Obsidio by Jay Kristoff and Amie Kaufman  Great Gatsby F Scott Fitzgerald  (narrated by Jake Gyllenhaal) Little Women by Louisa May Alcott  (narrated by Laura Dern) Nothing Fancy by Alison Roman  Dining In by Alison Roman   INSTAGRAM ACCOUNT: Sarah - Really Into This    CLASSES  Pure Barre  Tone it Up  Brit.co (free classes until March 31, 2020 with promo code: Selfcare) - Photoshop class, cookie decorating class NY Times Cooking App Shallot Pasta by Alison Roman    CONNECT WITH HEATHER Instagram Twitter  Book Club Chat    SUPPORT THE WHAT TO READ NEXT PODCAST! If you’re enjoying the show, please subscribe and leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts. Spread the love. And if you liked this episode, share it with your friends CONNECT WITH LAURA YAMIN  Blog  Instagram Goodreads Twitter 

What is the best book you’ve read lately? In today’s episode, I’m sharing my favorite books of this winter - from December - February. Every quarter I round-up my most-favorite books and share them here. If you are subscribed to my YouTube channel, you may recognize some of these books, as they were part of my Best Books of 2019. If you like learning about great books and you are NOT subscribed over on YouTube, you are missing out! I share reading vlogs, monthly round-ups, and all kinds of fun bookish stuff in my Monday videos at TaraSwiger.com/YouTube. You can scroll down and see my whole Reading playlist or click on Videos to see my most recent videos. StatsI have read 16 books so far, and I will likely finish another 3 before the end of the month. 4 mysteries, 2 giant YA space operas over 600 pages, 3 personal memoir essay-ish things. All three of the memoirs were great, so I’m going to just quickly tell you, you should read them: Enough, by Shauna Ahern, who you may know as Gluten-Free Girl. I read her blog years ago, and so I picked this up when I saw it on the New Book shelf at the library. It is totally different and so good. Shauna tells the story of how she began to feel as if she is enough, after a lifetime of living by the girl code (criticizing your body, trying to be smaller), a traumatic childhood and trying to make money on the internet. I think anyone who is a woman or works online should read it. How We Fight for our Lives by Saeed Jones, is the memoir of a young black gay man growing up in Texas. There is violence, there is sexual content, and there is a really beautiful story of finding himself and figuring out his relationship with his mother. Thick and Other Essays, by Tressie McMillan Cottom, is a series of essays about her experiences being a black woman academic living in the world. It’s about thickness, of body and of thought, and explores beauty and twitter and class mobility. Read it if you like Roxanne Gay or Lindy West’s Shrill. Now, the fiction books: Such a Fun Age by Kelly Reid might be my favorite book of the year, ALREADY. A young black woman is babysitting for a white family and has a very racially charged experience in a grocery store. The story unfolds from that tense beginning, but the book itself manages to be fun and compelling and build a momentum that had me up until 3am finishing it. It’s really about white privilege and how “good” white people try to do the right thing while completely ignoring the black person’s agency and selfhood. This book is complex and real and although it sounds like it could be heavy, it’s actually just great fun. Illuminae, by Amy Kaufman is so weird I can’t believe it’s so good. It’s a kind of YA space opera with horror. I only think it’s YA because the protagonist is a teenage girl, who is saving absolutely everyone. But it’s a little dark and splattery for like, 12 year old Tara. It is really about survival and sacrifice and telling your own story. I’ve read the second book in the trilogy, Gemina, and I liked it almost as much. I’ve got the last book, Obsidio, on my shelf. The Poet X by Elizabeth Acevedo has been on my shelf forever, but I had been avoiding it because it’s written in prose. It took me a minute to sink into it, but when I did, man! It beautifully tells the story from the perspective of a young Dominican girl living in Harlem who is figuring out adolescence and her conservative family, while starting to write slam poetry. It is just the most gorgeous and most true book I’ve read about what it means to be a girl when you start to get unwanted male attention… but it’s not even really about that. Ok, so a few more books I read and loved but am not going to go into detail about: Underground Railroad by Colson Whitehead A Blade So Black by LL McKinney The Woman in the Window by AJ Finn.  These were a few really good reading months! I think I got to some deeper books, like the memoirs, because we didn’t have kids for a few of the months (in case you don’t understand how we only sometimes have kids - we’re foster parents). When you purchase the book using my links, I earn a tiny percentage, which frankly, goes to buying diapers. I get most of my books at my local library, so check yours out because libraries are amazing. Lots  of my faves came from the Book of the Month Club (referral link). In a few weeks I have my 300th episode - to learn how you can participate in my celebration, be sure you’ve joined the Facebook group - facebook.com/groups/taraswiger Thanks for listening and have a book-filled enthusiastic week!   Listen in at TaraSwiger.com/podcast297

In episode 49, Heather and Bennett discuss the final book in the Illuminae Files trilogy, "Obsidio" by Amie Kaufman and Jay Kristoff. They also talk about the movie Ingrid Goes West starring Aubrey Plaza. Other topics include: Wimbledon, the World Cup, Ghosted, the EPA, the Backstreet Boys, Michael Pollan, Tommy Orange, Facebook Live, Spotify, Lady Bird, Yuri on Ice, Little Women, and Tag.

In which convention season and awards season are both upon us! WHAT DO WE CARE ABOUT THIS WEEK? Hugo Packet now available Rivqa & Mother of Invention at Strange Horizons If you're at Continuum come to our MOI book party, Sunday 10 June 2pm. Wiscon Killable Bodies in SF panel Wiscon's official statement. Coffee and Ink's response from the audience Nebulas! Who won them? Continuum Deep Dive: come and see Tansy talk about Roman celebrities! CULTURE CONSUMED: Alex: The Black God’s Drums, P Djeli Clark; Murderbot 3 (Rogue Protocol), Martha Wells; Saladin, John Man, and Saga Land, Richard Fidler and Kari Gislason; Obsidio, Amie Kaufman and Jay Kristoff Alisa: editing mysterious Twelfth Planet Press texts! stay tuned. Tansy: Deadpool essay here; Supernatural 13.10 Wayward Sisters; When the Letter Comes by Sara Fox - read it here; Book Smugglers on the Smart Bitches Trashy Books podcast Please send feedback to us at galacticsuburbia@gmail.com, follow us on Twitter at @galacticsuburbs, check out Galactic Suburbia Podcast on Facebook, support us at Patreon - which now includes access to the ever so exclusive GS Slack - and don't forget to leave a review on iTunes if you love us!

M+K say “case closed” to The Illuminae Files and question whether justice has really been served. Plus, The Hard Truth About Parachuting From Outer Space; The Ella/Asha Ship Everyone Really Deserved; Mutinies at Sea (We Will Not Eat That Maggot Borscht); and Friendly Fire Fails in the 1940s. 

This week we're talking books and business with the women who've been posting goodies across Australia for nearly two years. Each box is lovingly prepared and, as we learn in this episode, hand-packed by Alison and Rebecca who spoke to us as they prepared their much-anticipated Obsidio boxes for shipping.

Meanwhile, back on Karenza, M+K meet the third and final teenage power couple in the ongoing battle against BeiTech. Plus, Enter for a Chance to See Your Name on the Obsidio Casualty List; M Mourns Her Favorite Little Misguided Murderous Robot; Somewhat Inspiring Burial Rituals and Totally Shocking Mass Graves; and Oshiro-Worthy Analogies From the World’s Worst High School Essays. 

Today's show I am sharing the books that I read recently and what I am currently reading. Books featured: The Lying  Game by Ruth Ware, Justify Me by J. Kenner, Rescuing Sadie  by Susan Stoker, Her Guardian Angel by Larissa Ione, Close Cover by Lexi Blake, Justice for Milena by Susan Stoker, Rescuing Rayne by Susan Stoker, Obsidio by Amie Kaufman and Jay Kristoff and The Queen of Hearts by Kimmery Martin.    

This week, Greg and Dani discuss the Fantastic Beasts 2 trailer and review Obsidio, the final book in The Illuminae Files!

This special bonus episode is brought to you live from the book launch of Obsidio - the final book in the bestselling Illuminae Files trilogy from bestselling duo, Amie Kaufman and Jay Kristoff. Kate Kleinitz from our Teen Advisory Board chat to Amie and Jay about this thrilling series.

Obsidio by Jay Kristoff and Amie Kaufman - Spoiler Free - Early Review

In Episode 36, Heather and Bennett discuss the book and recent TV adaptation of "The Handmaid's Tale" by Margaret Atwood. They also discuss the post-apocalyptic video game The Last of Us. Topics this week also include: Black Panther, the Winter Olympics, Hurricane Heist, Venom, Mulan, Apple, Fuller House, Brooklyn 99, Dick's Sporting Goods, Shohei Ohtani, Legend, The Hunger Games, Witcher, Assassin's Creed, Horizon: Zero Dawn, Billy Eichner, Joel McHale, Snowpiercer, Nick Offerman, Fahrenheit 451, The Woman King, Michelle Obama, Obsidio, Becky Albertalli, and Avatar: The Last Airbender.

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