Podcasts about ph8

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We're back. Life's been...life. In this episode we talk ghost stories, our faith, and our evangelical pasts. Hope you enjoy!What are we listening to? (And watching.)Podcasts:Dateline PodcastMile HigherReal HauntingsMy Therapists ThinksPsychiatrist Off The ClockBeing WellHow To ADHD (YouTube)adhd_couple (Instagram)Song ExploderMusic:Tennis Com TruisePH8The WeekendThe AvalanchesRun the JewelsPoolsideMariah CarrySufjan Stevens new recordAudio Book:DuneThe 4 Hour Work Week by Timothy FerrisVideo:VeratassiumFoundationTed LassoThe Only Murder in the BuildingGet in touch: Parenting vs. Podcast can be found at parentingvspodcast.com Lindsey tweets at @LindseyFace28Lorenzo tweets at @offlohiParenting Vs Podcast tweets at @parentingvspodAll our music is made by Jeff: https://soundcloud.com/jeff-omidvaran

Talking with lead singer Marcus Davis of The Audiodacity.  Also sang in Tommy Lee's band Methods of Mayham.

Not only do Ph8 founders Kevin and Mike have one of the coolest, and realest, foundations I've ran across... but these guys are all about opening your mind. From their mission of providing clean water to others, to their means of generating funds - music, yoga and art festivals - the new face of activism has arrived. Warning: If you have an idea that may change the world, listening to these two will motivate you to go out and make it happen. Without giving too much away, as the title suggests, this episode also includes one hell of a TRIP REPORT and some insight into one of our favorite subjects - micro-dosing! Share your snacks - happy Tuesday!

his weeks #FleetOnBang artist is Fly Henderson. A young man who had just got started. But was taken away from us way too soon. Man Who Died in Lake Tapps Identified as Marcus “Fly” Henderson Marcus Henderson was 20 years old and visiting Lake Tapps from Minnesota. To his fans, he’s hip hop artist ‘Fly Henderson.’ By Lauren Padgett The man who drowned in Lake Tapps Saturday afternoon has been identified as 20 year-old Marcus Henderson, according to the Pierce County Medical Examiner. KIRO TV reports that Henderson was swimming in the lake in the late afternoon of July 21 with his girlfriend when he slipped under the water. Witnesses say she tried to save him but she slipped under herself. Another swimmer was able to pull her to shore but unable to save Henderson. East Pierce rescue crews searched the lake for hours and, as it got late, used sonar detection to find him. He was recovered from the lake just before midnight on July 22. Henderson was talented, chasing his dreams and going to do something with his life, said Patch user Amanda, who commented on our first story. In the Midwest, he’s known as Fly Henderson, a rising hip hop star with a popular YouTube channel and Facebook page. Since his death, friends and fans have been posting tributes on his Facebook wall. “‎I want history, the world must remember me, physically and mentally, dont wanna pass away and my name’s still a mystery.” – Fly Henderson We love you fly !!!! Your music will always live on . R.I.P Bro, your music will be forever. Doesnt seem real R.I.P. Fly :( i hope you are safe in heaven with God ♥ You will be forever loved and missed On his website, Henderson said he drew his musical inspiration from a difficult childhood — his father was incarcerated and he moved several times as a young child. After his father was released from prison, Henderson spent as much time with him as possible, but he passed away on Henderson’s 10th birthday. He said “everything went downhill from there,” and he started to get into trouble. But, he soon realized that, even though times are hard, “life goes on and so will he.” On his website, he details his philosophy as “PH8 – Fate”, which is “the development of events beyond a person’s control, regarded as determined by a supernatural power.” The key elements are loyalty, love, respect, knowledge and understanding. “I (Fly Henderson) am the founder of this belief and I believe if more people follow my journey to the top through hard work and positivity with music they too can be inspired to do great things with what ever it is they do.”

The aim of this project was to describe the localization and the histological characteristics of a generally unknown group of neurons in the brainstem of the macaque and find homologous cell groups in man. These cells are scattered in several clusters and are known to project to the cerebellar flocculus. Büttner-Ennever und Büttner called them “cell groups of the paramedian tract” (PMT cell groups). The physiological roll of these cells could lie in the stabilization of gaze holding. 1) In this thesis the cell groups are named consecutively PMT-1 to PMT-6 from caudal to rostral. In an attempt to highlight these neurons, we tested them with a battery of “markers”. The following staining procedures were used as “markers”: • enzymatic detection of acetylcholine-esterase(AchE) • enzymatic detection of cytochrome-c-oxidase (COE) • cytochrome-c-oxidase immunocytochemistry (CO) • calretinin immunocytochemistry (CR) • calbindin immunocytochemistry (CB) • parvalbumin immunocytochemistry (PAV) • serotonin immunocytochemistry (5-HT) The results showed that the enzymatic detection of AchE and COE highlighted the PMT cell groups and their neuropile most clearly in macaque. AchE and COE were used as markers for the putative homologous cells in man. However the PMT-6 cell group was not identifiable in man with AchE or COE. The intensive neuropile staining was an important feature to identify the PMT cell groups. On the other hand the cytochrome-c-oxidase immunocytochemistry (CO) illustrated the cytoarchitecture better. 2) After the injection of 3H-leucine into premotor regions for horizontal or vertical eye movements in macaque monkeys, Büttner-Ennever et al. (1989) described labeled terminals were found in PMT cell regions. In order to check the validity of our histological markers, we compared the results with the tract tracing results in the PMT-cell regions. Thus the PMT neurons could be defined by their inputs from premotor regions. There were also found to be the region with intensive neuropil staining with AchE and COE. We were able to distinguish the PMT neurons that mainly received horizontal premotor inputs and others that mainly received vertical ones. 3) The PMT neurons are localized near the midline of the brainstem close to the raphe neurons, which are serotoninergic. This is one reason why there are sometimes mistaken for raphe neurons (McCrea et al., 1987a,b). By means of the immunocytochemical markers 5-HT (macaque) and PH8 (man) we could outline the serotoninergic “raphe neurons” and could distinguish them from the PMT neurons. In the same way we could differentiate the motoneurons from the PMT neurons in the abducens nucleus by highlighting the motoneurons with the immunocytochemical marker ChAT. 4) A clear difference in cell morphology between PMT cells and raphe cells was also found. In both macaque and man the nucleus of PMT cellsomata were larger and more clearly visible than in raphe neurons. Insofar as the PMT cells in macaque could be clearly localized and also the homologue groups in man could be found, the aim of this thesis was achieved. Additionally we could show that the cell groups PMT-1, PMT-2, PMT-3, PMT-4a, PMT-5a and PMT-5c are associated mainly with vertical premotor inputs. The groups PMT-4b and PMT-5b were mainly associated with horizontal premotor inputs. The groups PMT-4b, PMT-5b and PMT-5c were described here for the first time and must be verified in future studies.