Podcasts about RIMM

In my latest episode, I chat with Igor, the incredible host of the influential RIMM podcast. Igor is deeply involved in the community and brings a positive outlook on life and business. As a professional in the insurance space, his insights into podcasting, connecting with influential people, and branding to stand out are invaluable. His dedication to making things happen has motivated me to push harder in my own endeavors. Igor is a wonderful community-minded man and a powerhouse of knowledge. Don't miss this episode to hear his amazing journey and insights. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-lawman-s-lounge--4267400/support.

Haut ass dem Yannick seng Sendung! Ënnert dem Motto "en attendant Madonna" bidde mir Paroli a gehaben eis wohl. Et geet et ëm süß Leit, de "Club Med" an enger klenger Këscht a "We are Sven". Mir si mam Péckvillchen um Fliger a liwweren alles ënnert dem Rimm – vum Filmpräis bis zu rockende Brëscht. D' Viergestirn vun 1958 ass genee esou mat dobäi ewéi e gay feverdream (ouni Stëmmung) an italieenesch Prinzessinnen (mat Steng). Kebab a keng Mamm. Zerrissen, aber doch elegant. Wieso nicht?

Otsikko kertonee jakson koko kuvan. Jakso sisältää niin kouriintuntuvan konkreettisen esimerkin, että jos aihe koskettaa sinua, suosittelen lämpimästi kuuntelemaan ♡ Premium-jaksot ilmestyvät muutaman kerran kuukaudessa ja sisältävät ohjattuja kehollisia harjoituksia sekä avointa, rehellistä, lempeää puhetta traumasta, toipumisesta ja omista henkilökohtaisista kokemuksistani ja kokemastani kaltoinkohtelusta.  Kuukausimaksulla 5,99€ saat siis kuunneltavaksesi kaikki Premium-jaksot. Tavoitat minut Instagramissa nimimerkkillä ⁠@katjakesti⁠ ja sähköpostitse traumapodi@gmail.com. Nimestään huolimatta suomenkielisen The Art of Saying No e-kirjan rajojen asettamisen tueksi, itsetunnon kohentamiseksi ja voit tilata suoraan sähköpostiisi ⁠⁠⁠⁠tästä⁠⁠⁠⁠. E-kirjan käytännön harjoitusten ja kokemusteni avulla autan sinua asettamaan rajoja ja sanomaan ei - oman hyvinvointisi ja toipumisesi tueksi. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/katja-kesti/message

...tuomalla julki kaltoinkohtelun, joutuu tuomaan julki myös itsensä ja tapahtuneeseen liittyvän häpeän. Häpeän, joka ei ole sinun taakkasi kantaa. Jaksossa mainitut sairaanhoitajat ja sarjat: Charles Cullen (Netflix - The Good Nurse ja Tappajahoitajan jäljillä) sekä Lycy Letby: https://edition.cnn.com/2023/08/18/uk/lucy-letby-nurse-guilty-gbr-intl/index.html) Premium-jaksot ilmestyvät muutaman kerran kuukaudessa ja sisältävät ohjattuja kehollisia harjoituksia sekä avointa, rehellistä, lempeää puhetta traumasta, toipumisesta ja omista henkilökohtaisista kokemuksistani ja kokemastani kaltoinkohtelusta.  Kuukausimaksulla 5,99€ saat siis kuunneltavaksesi kaikki Premium-jaksot. Tavoitat minut Instagramissa nimimerkkillä ⁠@katjakesti⁠ ja sähköpostitse traumapodi@gmail.com. Nimestään huolimatta suomenkielisen The Art of Saying No e-kirjan rajojen asettamisen tueksi, itsetunnon kohentamiseksi ja voit tilata suoraan sähköpostiisi ⁠⁠⁠tästä⁠⁠⁠. E-kirjan käytännön harjoitusten ja kokemusteni avulla autan sinua asettamaan rajoja ja sanomaan ei - oman hyvinvointisi ja toipumisesi tueksi. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/katja-kesti/message

Hoy rescatamos viejos anuncios radiofonicos de el detergente limpia todo conocido como Raky y del insecticida RIMM, que utilizaba rayos infrarojos para eliminar insectos.

After the excitement of our mini-series with the ANA, we're now back to The Tech Marketing Podcast content you all know and love. Introducing Dr. Leeya Hendricks, a superwoman of both sustainability and SaaS. Dive into this episode with the CMO of Rimm, as she explains how we as marketers should be approaching the topic of sustainability. How do you avoid greenwashing, or even green-hushing? And how can marketing and the board come together to achieve greater sustainability-focused KPIs?Tune in now to find out. 

This week Sean sits down with a couple of his preceptorship doctors at NW Sports Rehab in Seattle, Washington to discuss their roles as chiropractors for the Seattle Seahawks and the women's soccer team, the OL Reign. We break down how they got these positions, the pros and cons of working in a sports organization, and some of the behind-the-scenes info regarding what it's actually like working as a pro sports chiropractor. For those of you hoping to work with professional athletes someday, this podcast is a MUST listen - a non-negotiable. We know you'll enjoy it! Contact information: Dr. Chris Gibson - cgibsondc@gmail.com Dr. Adrian Rimm - arimm@nwsportsrehab.com

In this episode of Weird Finance, Paco talks to writer and editor Hannah Rimm about our collective love of reading how other people spend their money, privilege, how generational wealth is secretly passed down, and what makes a good money diary.  Hannah Rimm (@hannahrimm) is a writer and editor in New York City. Currently, she is Senior Editor at Refinery29, writing and editing lifestyle, wellbeing, and work & money content. She also leads Refinery29's biggest franchise, Money Diaries. Previously, she worked as a freelance writer, Social Media Copywriter and Producer at WNYC Studios, and as the Marketing Manager at GKIDS, an Academy Award-nominated arthouse distribution company. Beyond R29, Hannah has been featured in Women's Health, Allure, Bustle, HelloGiggles, Healthline, Autostraddle, and more.   Hannah holds a B.A. in Film and Psychology from Wesleyan University, where she graduated with Honors. Also, this episode also features The Economic Outlook with financial astrologer Susan Gidel. This is a short segment where Susan, our resident economic cosmonaut, does what many humans have done before us for thousands of years: she looks to the stars to try to understand our economic present and predict our financial futures.  A special thanks to the talented and generous Ramsey Yount, for producing, editing, and sound designing this episode. Thank you to my new friends, Samantha McVey and Anney Reese, the hosts of the Stuff Mom Never Told You Podcast, for lending us their voices. The theme music was written and performed by Andrew Paker, Jenna Parker, and Paco de Leon. Please enjoy!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tiaiset, mustarastaat ja muut tutut talvilinnut kokoontuvat taas ruokintapaikoille. Monilla maaseudun ja omakotialueiden pihoilla yksi runsaimmista siivekkäistä on pikkuvarpunen, kivikaupungin varpusen pikkuserkku. Pikkuvarpusen tuntee suklaanruskeasta päälaesta ja mustasta täplästä valkoisessa poskessa. Nykyään, kun pikkuvarpusia pesii koko Suomen eteläpuoliskossa ainakin neljännesmiljoona pariskuntaa, on vaikea uskoa, että vielä 50 vuotta sitten tämä lintu oli vain Ahvenanmaan ja kaakkoisrajan harvinaisuus. Pertti Koskimies on seurannut pikkuvarpusten ällistyttävää aluevaltausta idästä länteen siitä asti, kun ensimmäiset parit olivat vasta asettuneet Parikkalan ja Tohmajärven väliselle rajaseudulle. Nyt näitä lintuja on ainakin 250 kertaa niin paljon kuin Pertin nuoruudessa, talvisinkin pari miljoonaa yksilöä. Pikkuvarpunen on äärimmäinen menestyjä nykyaikana, jolloin lintulajeistamme jo puolet on punaisella listalla eli uhanalaisia tai uhanalaisiksi taantuvia.

"I think from an investor perspective, the biggest misconception would be to buy into a high score and think the company is truly sustainable because the reality with ESG is the data is self-reported. The data often is limited in terms of the range of disclosures. It's very selective. It's very manipulative because large companies with big CSR or sustainability departments, Can often manage the narrative around ESG better than smaller companies. There are a lot of geographic biases: developing countries tend to get poorer ratings and are usually penalized with a corruption or transparency type discount." - Ravi Chidambaram   Fresh out of the studio, Ravi Chidambaram, CEO and founder of RIMM, joined us in a conversation to discuss ESG and climate adaptation investing across Asia Pacific. Ravi explained the current paradigms in the ESG space and dived deep into different topics such as climate change, water scarcity and carbon credits and where technology is leading. Last but not least, he provided the value proposition behind RIMM and how it helps companies from different sectors to do ESG reporting and aggregates the data for analytics and machine learning. Podcast Information:The show is hosted and produced by Bernard Leong (@bernardleong, Linkedin) and Carol Yin (@CarolYujiaYin, LinkedIn). Sound credits for the intro and end music: "Run it" by DJ Snake, Rick Ross and Rich Brian and the episode is mixed & edited by Geoffrey Thomas Craig (LinkedIn).  

Presented and produced by Seán Delaney. On this podcast I discussed social and emotional learning with Professor Sara Rimm-Kaufman from the University of Virginia School of Education and Human Development. Among the topics discussed were: What social and emotional learning is The implicit and explicit process of learning social and emotional skills How children can learn empathy Her book for teachers: SEL from the Start From listening to respectful communication to respecting others' perspectives Where social emotional learning fits in the regular school curriculum What service learning is and examples of it in practice Three possible categories of service learning solutions: Educate others, change a policy or take direct action. The relationship between service learning and project-based learning How Sara Rimm-Kaufman and her colleagues (including Tracy Harkins and Eileen Merritt) developed Connect Science, a scheme that uses the service learning approach to combine social emotional learning and academic content Applying service learning in different curriculum subject areas The notion of “fidelity of implementation” in education research (and an “intent to treat” analysis) The theme that characterises her research interests: the centrality of social emotional learning (e.g. for racial equity) and the widespread practices in school that have never been studied but would benefit from research into their effectiveness or lack of effectiveness The source of her research interests Her early research on primates and working with Professor Jerry Kagan to subsequently working in schools with children in first grade. Why she likes conducting research in schools, despite the challenges such research brings Relational trust – what it is and why it is important among the adults in a school Who has responsibility for building relational trust among the adult community in a school? Building relational trust with and among children in a school The relation between a teacher's beliefs and their practice – a bidirectional process. She loves the work of Dan Willingham, a former guest on this podcast.

Finom Groups Seth Golden tells of his story starting as a day trader in 1999 to now running a successful research firm with one of the best weekly newsletters in the business. Getting fired from Goldman Sachs for calling $RIMM a sell, then actually shorting it and funding the firm for 2 years New York Times article mayhem Historical volatility, and today 50 Basis point hike priced in Mid term election years....when market bottom ser? How newer investors should play the game Ukraine China, supply chains Why tech is a way better investment than Oil stocks Moving 1% of his fund in to crypto Follow Seth on Twitter @SethCL and sign up for his newsletter at https://www.finomgroup.com/ Sign up for the Pollinate Newsletter at https://www.pollinatetrading.com/newsletter Follow me @ChrisDMacro on Twitter --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Welcome back to Let's Talk Health with Mairi! This week's podcast is an interesting one. I researched the healthiest oils to eat, both in cooking and eaten raw, so you don't have to. Certain oils are incredibly toxic for your health and are common household staples! Listen to this week's podcast to find out what oils are harming your health, what oils are good for you, why these oils are helping/hindering your health, and what to use instead! This topic is not talked about enough and it's a simple, easy switch. Listen to hear more! Get in touch with me: Email: gardnermairi12345@gmail.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/mazzag57/Blog: aaahealths.comLike, share, and comment, it helps me out so much! References Used in this Podcast Episode Guasch-Ferré, M., Hruby, A., Salas-Salvadó, J., Martínez-González, M.A., Sun, Q., Willett, W.C. and Hu, F.B., 2015. Olive oil consumption and risk of type 2 diabetes in US women. The American journal of clinical nutrition, 102(2), pp.479-486. Trichopoulou, A., Katsouyanni, K., Stuver, S., Tzala, L., Gnardellis, C., Rimm, E. and Trichopoulos, D., 1995. Consumption of olive oil and specific food groups in relation to breast cancer risk in Greece. JNCI: Journal of the National Cancer Institute, 87(2), pp.110-116. Ganesan, K., Sukalingam, K. and Xu, B., 2018. Impact of consumption and cooking manners of vegetable oils on cardiovascular diseases-A critical review. Trends in Food Science & Technology, 71, pp.132-154.

“I've learned how to choose the people who have the most interesting voices and stories and not just the ones that make $500,000 a year…I've really learned to mine for story and interesting tidbits and different kinds of people.” — Hannah RimmIf you've ever read a Money Diary on Refinery29, you know they're fascinating and a little bit addictive. Initially, it's the scenario that draws you in; headlines like “I'm 25, I make $28,000 & I'm A Cowgirl For A Living” or “I'm 37, I Have A Joint Income Of $1.3 Million & I'm Shopping For A Second Home.” But quickly you'll find yourself immersed in the juicy details of a stranger's life — with the added benefit of picking up some personal finance insights along the way. It's the same kind of pleasure as  watching (smart) reality TV.In this episode, we get to know Money Diaries editor Hannah Rimm. As the franchise's only curator, Hannah sifts through more than 30 submissions per week in order to feed an ambitious publishing schedule of three weekly diaries. How she creates a column with such a rabid fan base — and a high-quality comment section, no less — is at the heart of this conversation. Highlights, inspiration and key learnings:“Money Diaries” for the uninitiatedThe psychology of why “Money Diaries” is so interestingHow she goes about deciding whom to featureThe tie between emotions and spendingHow she ensures entries are truthful and soundWhat's important in someone's money storyHow she cultivates such a high-quality comment sectionThe best way for a reader to make use of a Refinery29 money diaryWhat changes she's made to her own financial habits after editing this columnOn being a credit card points wizardHow trends in the marketplace are influencing the stories being toldHow to manage “frivolous” spending (and the guilt that comes with it)What kinds of conversations she had about money growing upHer favorite money diariesWhat she learned about the art of curation from this jobHannah's culture picks

Dr. Sara Rimm-Kaufman and Dr. Krystal Thomas join host Dr. Jeff Greene to discuss their recent education practice brief, "How White, Middle Class Teachers Can Apply Psychology to Teach Students Who are Different From Them." Source material: https://apadiv15.org/education-practice-briefs/

David Rimm, Professor of Pathology at Yale, was doing spatial biology since before it was called that. He's known for counting. And he's been going beyond—beneath?--the model of the cell in biology for years.

Learn about when to use bandages; online shopping's hidden health benefits; and why tardigrades were shot out of a gun. Curiosity Daily is in the 2021 People's Choice Podcast Awards — and you can vote for us to win! Register at https://podcastawards.com, select Curiosity Daily in the categories of Education and Science & Medicine, and then click/tap "save nominations" at the bottom of the page. Voting in other categories is optional. Your support is greatly appreciated! LISTENER Q: Should you let a wound breathe or keep it covered? by Ashley Hamer (Listener question from Brian) Bishop, S.M.; Walker, M.; Rogers, A.A.; Chen, W.Y.J. (2003). Importance of moisture balance at the wound-dressing interface. Journal of Wound Care, 12(4), 125–128. https://www.magonlinelibrary.com/doi/abs/10.12968/jowc.2003.12.4.26484  The Claim: Wounds Heal Better When Exposed to Air (Published 2006). (2021). The New York Times. https://www.nytimes.com/2006/08/01/health/01real.html?_r=0  Brouhard, R. (2021). Should I Use Neosporin on a Cut? Verywell Health. https://www.verywellhealth.com/should-i-use-neosporin-on-my-cut-1298910  Smack, D. P. (1996). Infection and Allergy Incidence in Ambulatory Surgery Patients Using White Petrolatum vs Bacitracin Ointment. JAMA, 276(12), 972. https://doi.org/10.1001/jama.1996.03540120050033  Shopping online steers us away from sweets by Cameron Duke Consumers spent less on candy and desserts when shopping online. (2021). EurekAlert! https://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2021-06/e-csl060221.php Shah, K. (2021). US consumers spend less on sweets and dessert when shopping online. New Scientist. https://www.newscientist.com/article/2279892-us-consumers-spend-less-on-sweets-and-dessert-when-shopping-online/  Zatz, L. Y., Moran, A. J., Franckle, R. L., Block, J. P., Tao Hou, Blue, D., Greene, J. C., Gortmaker, S., Bleich, S. N., Polacsek, M., Thorndike, A. N., & Rimm, E. B. (2021). Comparing Online and In-Store Grocery Purchases. Journal of Nutrition Education and Behavior, 53(6), 471–479. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jneb.2021.03.001  Scientists further abuse tardigrades by firing them out of a gun to see if they can survive space impacts by Grant Currin Starr, M. (2021). Scientists Fired Tardigrades Out of a Gun to See if They Can Survive Space Impacts. ScienceAlert. https://www.sciencealert.com/tardigrades-can-survive-high-velocity-impacts-after-being-fired-from-a-gun  ‌Tardigrade Survival Limits in High-Speed Impacts—Implications for Panspermia and Collection of Samples from Plumes Emitted by Ice Worlds. (2014). Astrobiology. https://www.liebertpub.com/doi/full/10.1089/ast.2020.2405  Even hard-to-kill tardigrades can't always survive being shot out of a gun. (2021, June 2). Science News. https://www.sciencenews.org/article/tardigrade-survival-shot-gun-crash-landing-planet  Follow Curiosity Daily on your favorite podcast app to learn something new every day withCody Gough andAshley Hamer. Still curious? Get exclusive science shows, nature documentaries, and more real-life entertainment on discovery+! Go to https://discoveryplus.com/curiosity to start your 7-day free trial. discovery+ is currently only available for US subscribers. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A detection dog is helping authorities in Australia eradicate the last remaining pockets of aggressive yellow crazy ants. - Australiassa käytetään nyt koiran apua tuhotessa äärimmäisen tuhoisaa Yellow Crazy Ant- muurahaisten viimeisiä pesiä.

Ratkaiseeko ehdokasasettelu kuntavaalit? Keskustelemassa pitkän linjan poliitikot, puolueidensa entiset puheenjohtajat Timo Soini (sin.), Tuija Brax (vihr.) ja Pertti Salolainen (kok.). Miksi perussuomalaiset ovat lisänneet ehdokasmääräänsä jopa 2000 ehdokkaalla? Miksi keskustan ja SDP:n ehdokasmäärät vähenivät edellisiin kuntavaaleihin verrattuna? Vihreiden ehdokasmäärä nousi 200 ehdokkaalla ja kokoomuksen 400 ehdokkaalla. Braxin mielestä on hienoa, että ihmiset uskaltavat lähteä ehdolle vihapuheista huolimatta. "Se tulee näkymään, että kaupungeissa vihreät ovat vahvoja, ja pienillä paikkakunnilla tilanne on toinen", Brax toteaa. Soinin mukaan ehdokasasettelulla on suuri merkitys kuntavaaleissa. Erityisesti naisehdokkaiden asettuminen perussuomalaisten listoille on hänen mukaansa merkittävää. Miksi kokoomuksen kannatus on kasvussa ja vihreiden laskussa? Miksi perussuomalaiset on tuplaamassa kannatuksensa Helsingissä? Miksi keskustan kannatus laahaa? Soini arvioi, että keskusta tulee pärjäämään pikkukunnissa, mutta pienemmissä kaupungeissa tulee kapina. Hänen mukaansa monessa paikassa ollaan epätyytyväisiä keskustaa kohtaan. "Tämä kertoo äärimmäisestä hädästä maakunnissa. Siellä tulee keltaliivien isku. Seuraan tarkasti esimerkiksi Sastamalaa, Virtoja ja Pudasjärveä. Siellä on äärimmäinen tyytymättömyyn keskustaa ja hallitusta kohtaan", Soini pohtii. Salolaisen mielestä kuntapolitiikka on aliarvostettu politiikan alue. Hän kuitenkin myöntää, ettei kansanedustajan kannattaisi mennä kunnanvaltuustoon. "Olin 12 vuotta valtuutettuna Helsingissä. Se oli 12 vuotta liikaa. Rehellisesti sanottuna menin keräämään ääniä puolueelle. Ei ollut eduskuntatyön takia mitään mahdollisuutta työskennellä lautakunnissa. Kannattaako kaikkien kansanedustajien ylipäätään mennä kunnanvaltuustoihin?" Salolainen kertoo. Tärkeää vaaleissa on, mistä puhutaan. Mitkä ovat tärkeimmät teemat, joista pitäisi puhua? Toimittajana on Linda Pelkonen.

Luego que oyó el hijo de Saúl que Abner había sido muerto en Hebrón, las manos se le descoyuntaron, y fué atemorizado todo Israel. Y tenía el hijo de Saúl dos varones, los cuales eran capitanes de compañía, el nombre de uno era Baana, y el del otro Rechâb, hijos de Rimmón Beerothita, de los hijos de Benjamín: (porque Beeroth era contada con Benjamín; Estos Beerothitas se habían huído á Gittaim, y habían sido peregrinos allí hasta entonces.) Y Jonathán, hijo de Saúl, tenía un hijo lisiado de los pies de edad de cinco años: que cuando la noticia de la muerte de Saúl y de Jonathán vino de Jezreel, tomóle su ama y huyó; y como iba huyendo con celeridad, cayó el niño y quedó cojo. Su nombre era Mephi-boseth. Los hijos pues de Rimmón Beerothitas, Rechâb y Baana, fueron y entraron en el mayor calor del día en casa de Is-boseth, el cual estaba durmiendo en su cámara la siesta. Entonces entraron ellos en medio de la casa en hábito de mercaderes de grano, y le hirieron en la quinta costilla. Escapáronse luego Rechâb y Baana su hermano; Pues como entraron en la casa, estando él en su cama en su cámara de dormir, lo hirieron y mataron, y cortáronle la cabeza, y habiéndola tomado, caminaron toda la noche por el camino de la campiña.

Hosted by Kate Lindsay, Maya Kosoff, and Emma Specter.Follow us on Instagram: @embarrassinginternetKATETwitter: @kathrynfionaInstagram: @kathrynfionaMAYATwitter: @mekosoffInstagram: @mekosoffEMMATwitter: @emmaspecterInstagram: @specteremma

Arno on suhteellisen äärimmäinen kaveri. Miten hän lopetti tupakoinnin? Voiko hän koskaan oppia kohtuullisuutta?

Dr. Sylvia Rimm talks with Seamus about the current state of student affairs, returning to school, and dealing with anxiety from one year of COVID-19.

Teaching during the pandemic is super hard.  This segment offers encouragement and guidance to teachers and also serves as an empathetic lens for students and parents.

If you've spent more than one refresh on Twitter, and have a brokerage app installed on your phone, you've probably heard of the infamous Howard Lindzon.Howard has leveraged his prowess for financial markets into a notable 20 year career- pioneering the fintech industry as a startup founder, media personality, investor, father and creator of the cashtag (ex: $RIMM and $AAPL).Howard joins Bart on this episode of the full bloom to chat about the importance of using leverage in two markets- financial and social. Hear why Howard thinks we're entering a new era of social leverage, and explains why "your network is your net worth" is more true than ever before.Bart and Howard analyze the trends of the public markets. And recent CEO of $SLAC.U, gives his perspective on the unique investment opportunities SPACs create.  Howard Lindzon, General Partner of SocialLeverage :: Twitter + LinkedInBart Macdonald, Managing Partner of Bloom Venture Partners :: Twitter + LinkedIn

In this episode I had a very inspiring and deep conversation with Ravi Chidambaram. He takes us through his journey in the traditional corporate world. A learning experience that paved his way in putting ethical and sustainable business at the forefront of his work. He has over 30 years of experience, of which 17 as an entrepreneur. His most recent venture is called RIMM - the chief sustainability hub that helps startups evaluate their scores and performance to do good. More in the episode. Quick info, the internal 'Five Shades of Sustainability' mentioned in this episode is in the link below.

  Sara E. Rimm-Kaufman discusses her book SEL from the Start: Building Skills in K-5. This is episode 337 of Teaching Learning Leading K12, an audio podcast. Sara E. Rimm-Kaufman, PhD, is the Commonwealth Professor of Education at the University of Virginia School of Education and Human Development. She lives in Charlottesville.  She and her research group at the UVA Social Development Lab (www.socialdevelopmentlab.org) conduct research on elementary and middle school classrooms with the goal of developing roadmaps for administrators and teachers making decisions for children and youth. Today, we are talking about her book, SEL From the Start: Building Skills in K-5 (Norton Professional Books, 2020). Lots to learn today. Thanks for listening. It would be awesome if you left a review on your favorite listening platform. Don't forget to share and subscribe. Enjoy!   Connect and Learn More: https://wwnorton.com/books/9780393714609 https://wwnorton.com/author/22834/saraerimmkaufman https://www.socialdevelopmentlab.org/ https://k-12talk.com/2020/03/17/stem-leveraging-social-and-emotional-skills-to-improve-science-instruction/ https://wwnorton.com/selseries https://twitter.com/wwnorton   Length - 39:21

At home, 12.17.20

Heikkisen ajatushautomo - ravintoa aivoillesi Nälkämaasta osa 2. Päivän aihe: äärimmäistä johtajuutta potilas- ja asiakasturvallisuuteen?Palaute: https://twitter.com/mj_heikkinen. Beat Provided By https://freebeats.io Produced By White Hot

What do students need from their parents?  Seamus welcomes Dr. Sylvia Rimm to discuss student resilience, talking politics around kids, peer relationships, COVID stress, and virtual learning.

"Aikamme terävimmät aivot”. Näin on sanottu filosofi Georges Bataillesta (1897-1962) . Kulttuuriykkönen esittelee ranskalaisfilosofi Bataillen, jonka ajattelun teemoja ovat muun muassa uhraaminen ja tuhlaus. Suomalaisia hemmotellaan nyt Bataille-käännöksellä "Sisäinen kokemus". Studiovieraina kirjan suomentaneet Anna Nurminen ja Viljami Hukka. Jakke Holvas juontaa.

Seamus and Anthony share information about the COVID-19 Task Force Update, Parent-Teacher Conferences on Nov. 2-3, and MPA Podcast: Above the Rimm with Dr. Sylvia Rimm.

As the blueberry industry can attest, health research has been vital to the growth of the global blueberry market. While we've touched on blueberry health research in past episodes, it's time to do a deep dive to better understand the current and potential health research that has been so critical to increased demand for blueberries.. Host Kasey Cronquist, USHBC and NABC president, is joined by Eric Rimm, Sc.D., professor of epidemiology and nutrition, director of the program in cardiovascular epidemiology at the Harvard TH Chan School of Public Health, and professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School. Rimm also sits on the USHBC Health Research Committee science advisory board.  “This study would not have been possible, not just for the packets, but this was actually funded by the USHBC.” - Eric Rimm, Sc.D. “Blueberries can actually be there for swapping something out of breakfast, it can be a side for a lunch or a dinner, and it could be a replacement for dessert. Where you still get all of the satisfaction of (taking) out something, but you still get to put blueberries in.” - Eric Rimm, Sc.D.  Topics covered include:  Results and methods of the latest clinical trial with blueberries. Difficulties of a large-scale study. The concept of healthy swaps. The difference between “fad” diets and the research USHBC funds.  The next frontier for blueberry health research.  Crop Report - October 21, 2020  The Blueberry Crop Report is an update on crop conditions and markets throughout North America. In this episode, you'll hear from Andres Armstrong in Chile, Luis Vegas in Peru, and Jose Luis Bustamante in Mexico. This was recorded October 2020.

Seamus welcomes Dr. Sylvia Rimm to introduce her regular segment.  The two cover patterns of anxiety experienced by students, teachers, and parents before Dr. Rimm offers some helpful high leverage advice.

Yes, this week's episode, The Doors, is where we will close Season 2 of the RIMM podcast. Remember, The Doors will pull details from The Orchard, so if you haven't listened to that episode already, do that first! For the next few months, I will be developing another podcast show, so ending Season 2 of RIMM now will give me the time needed to thoughtfully execute it. Stay tuned! Still, make sure to keep your subscription to RIMM active! You will not only be alerted when RIMM returns in 2021, but will also be aware of any bonus episodes I may throw out there if the spirit leads me ... ;) Until then ... be safe, be wise, be mindful of others ... BUZZSPROUT: Want to launch your own podcast? Start with Buzzsprout: http://buzzsprout.reframeitmindsetmotivation.com/buzzsprout SQUADCAST: Record remotely, simplify editing and create engaging podcasts with an intuitive platform that allows you to connect with anyone, anywhere. Try SquadCast FREE for 7 days! The Reframe It! Online Course: 30 Days to Effective Stress Reduction - Use promo code PODCAST for $20 off: https://reframeitmindsetmotivation.com/online-course Support the Reframe It! Mindset Motivation Podcast directly: PayPal.Me/EricaRMaier

Kausi 2: Jakso 4 – Harold Shipman oli yksi modernin historian tuhoisimmista sarjamurhaajista. Tässä tapauksen toisessa osassa paneudutaan vuoden 1998 ja sitä seuraaviin tapahtumiin, kun murhat tulivat julki, ja pohditaan miehen motiiveja.instagram: @murhananatomiapodcastmusiikki: anonyymi muusikkoLähteet:Uhrien nimet: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/2138888.stm (luettu 6.9.2020)https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC318504/ (luettu 22.7.2020)https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-8099343/Harold-Shipman-witness-breaks-silence-22-years-reveals-discovered-friends-body.html (luettu 22.7.2020)Ramsland, Katherine; Inside the Minds of Healthcare Serial Killers – Why They Kill; Praeger 2007https://www.manchestersfinest.com/articles/manchesters-vilest-harold-shipman/ (luettu 24.7.2020)https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/pdf/10.1258/rsmmlj.68.2.37 (luettu 22.7.2020)https://www.theweek.co.uk/102793/who-was-harold-shipman (luettu 22.7.2020)https://www.britannica.com/biography/Harold-Shipman (luettu 23.7.2020)https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/greater-manchester-news/who-harold-shipman-victims-murder-14577608 (luettu 23.7.2020)The Shipman Inquiry – First Report July 2002 by Dame Janet Smith: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/shared/bsp/hi/pdfs/27_01_05_shipman_firstreport.pdf (luettu 24.7.2020)https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3501201/Dr-Death-Harold-Shipman-timed-suicide-wife-100-000-pension-payout.html (luettu 31.8.2020)https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opioid (luettu 26.7.2020)http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/5252902.stm (luettu 17.9.2020)https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1179/096992610x12624290276700?journalCode=yppc20 (luettu 17.9.2020) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Kausi 2: Jakso 3 - Harva on voinut välttyä kuulemasta brittiläisestä yleislääkäristä Harold Shipmanista, joka on saanut lisänimet Dr. Death, The Angel of Death ja The Good Doctor. Tässä jaksossa pureudutaan miehen elämään ja uraan vuodesta 1946 vuoteen 1998 ennen kuin murhatapaukset tulivat julki. Toinen osa ilmestyy viikon kuluttua ja siinä paneudutaan tarkemmin tapauksen tutkintaan ja jälkipyykkiin.instagram: @murhananatomiapodcastmusiikki: anonyymi muusikkoLähteet:https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC318504/ (luettu 22.7.2020)https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-8099343/Harold-Shipman-witness-breaks-silence-22-years-reveals-discovered-friends-body.html (luettu 22.7.2020)https://www.manchestersfinest.com/articles/manchesters-vilest-harold-shipman/ (luettu 24.7.2020)https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/pdf/10.1258/rsmmlj.68.2.37 (luettu 22.7.2020)https://www.theweek.co.uk/102793/who-was-harold-shipman (luettu 22.7.2020)https://www.britannica.com/biography/Harold-Shipman (luettu 23.7.2020)https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/greater-manchester-news/who-harold-shipman-victims-murder-14577608 (luettu 23.7.2020)The Shipman Inquiry – First Report July 2002 by Dame Janet Smith: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/shared/bsp/hi/pdfs/27_01_05_shipman_firstreport.pdf (luettu 24.7.2020)https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Medical_Council (luettu 26.7.2020)Kay, Adam: This is Going to Hurt: Secret Diaries of a Junior Doctor; Picador; 2017https://www.duodecimlehti.fi/duo93873 (luettu 26.7.2020)https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pethidine (luettu 26.7.2020)https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opioid (luettu 26.7.2020) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode of Academia Lite, Sean and Zak get into two thought-provoking papers: - It's not what you know, it's who you know: Older siblings facilitate imitation during infancy by Barr, R., & Hayne, H. - Gotta catch 'em all! Pokémon GO and physical activity among young adults: difference in differences study. by Howe, K. B., Suharlim, C., Ueda, P., Howe, D., Kawachi, I., & Rimm, E. B. Examining the irregular, the surprising and the downright funny of each paper, there is something for the academic in all of us. Website: academialite.com Twitter: @academialite Facebook: Academia Lite Instagram: academialite Email: Hello@academialite.com Music by Softly Softly - https://open.spotify.com/artist/7x5ZnnlIGAtbRrlj2La2Yl?si=iuNAXt7c * Barr, R., & Hayne, H. (2003). It's not what you know, it's who you know: Older siblings facilitate imitation during infancy. International Journal of Early Years Education, 11(1), 7-21. https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/0966976032000066055?casa_token=XlM2c3fCTCcAAAAA:bQ3MLCUr3td0BSp4ys-VkNVw9VtlzTWlBWNDcnRAkIo3iLhWLZiFiRIQKXNObc8BH3WH5MjktTWG0FY * Howe, K. B., Suharlim, C., Ueda, P., Howe, D., Kawachi, I., & Rimm, E. B. (2016). Gotta catch'em all! Pokémon GO and physical activity among young adults: difference in differences study. bmj, 355. https://www.bmj.com/CONTENT/355/BMJ.I6270.abstract

JR The Bossman (@JRTheBossman) was joined by IUPUI Jaguars Basketball Coach, Byron Rimm II (@ByronRimm). http://BossmanShow.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bossman-show/support

Johannes selger afrikansk vann på Dovre, Tobias selger klimakvoter til den som vil og Jonas synes rassi med bøy er irrelevant. Din pedo

Mika Vehviläinen on Cargotecin toimitusjohtaja, Suomen yritysjohtajien kärkikastia ja perhekeskeinen kolmen lapsen isä. Hän on aiemmin toiminut Finnairin toimitusjohtajana ja Nokian johtotehtävissä niin Euroopassa, Aasiassa kuin Pohjois-Amerikassakin. Keskustelemme Mikan kanssa erityisesti business-etiikasta ja siihen liittyen hänen uransa vaikeimmista hetkistä. Mika kertoo myös, missä meillä on Pohjoismaissa parantamisen varaa eettiseen liiketoimintaan liittyen.

Jos hallitus päättää lisätä työttömille keppiä tai porkkanaa, miten voimme tietää onko kyseinen päätös hyvä vai huono? Kuinka helposti työllisyyspolitiikka lepää poliittisesti värittyneiden oletusten varassa? Missä määrin poliittiset päätökset perustuvat tutkittuun tietoon? Onko esimerkiksi työttömien aktiivimallin työllisyysvaikutuksia kyetty luotettavasti osoittamaan, vaikka mallilla on leikattu yli sadantuhannen työttömän työttömyysturvaa? Entä tiedämmekö kuinka suuri on ollut kiky-sopimuksen vaikutus työllisyyteen? Onko poliittisten päätösten vaikutuksia mahdotonta, mahdollista vai äärimmäisen vaikeaa arvioida? Vieraana on Helsingin yliopiston julkistalouden professori Roope Uusitalo. Toimittajana on Tapio Pajunen.

Taking over for Jason Gardner late in the off-season, IUPUI’s interim head basketball coach joins the guys to talk about the challenges of taking over and a bit about his 2019-20 roster.

Nanostring Podcast with David Rimm, MD, PhD by Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology News

Andy Warhol on päähenkilönä uudessa suomalaisoopperassa. Warholin persoonasta, taiteesta ja uudesta oopperasta keskustelemassa Warholin ystävä Heli Vaaranen, Warhol-oopperan libreton kirjoittanut Juha Siltanen sekä nykytaiteen tuntija, Kiasman intendentti Kati Kivinen. Jakke Holvas juontaa.

Erittäin vaarallista metamfetamiinia ei ollut Suomessa juuri nähty ennen nyt tuomitun liigan toimintaa. ”Kristallia” kulki Ruotsin-laivoilla Helsin .. Lisää >> http://ift.tt/2rR6BE8

Authors: Juliana F. W. Cohen, ScD, ScM, Jaquelyn L. Jahn, Scott Richardson, MBA, Sarah A. Cluggish, MBA, Ellen Parker, MBA, MSW, Eric B. Rimm, ScD. Video: Juliana Cohen presents the results of a new study that shows that elementary and middle school students who are given at least 25 minutes to eat lunch are more likely to choose fruits and consume more of their entrees, milk, and vegetables. Data were collected as part of the MEALS study, a collaboration between Project Bread and the Harvard T. H. Chan School of Public Health to improve the selection and consumption of healthier school foods. (DOI: 10.1016/j.jand.2015.07.019)

Guest: David Rimm, Professor of Pathology, Yale University School of Medicine Bio and Contact Info Listen (4:16) An unsexy science Listen (5:36) A lack of certifications

Radioimmaginaria Castel Guelfo. Un grande passo per gli Spikka di Rimm, documento da uno di noi, ascoltate!!

Option Block 220: Who Needs Annuities When You Can Sell Puts on GOOG? Interview Block: Today's guest is Doug Berman, Vice President of Agriculture Derivatives, RCM Asset Management. He talks about Why this is an extremely exciting time in the corn option market. The unique relationship between implied volatility and pricing How traditional strategies like covered calls/collars perform in the Ag realm vs. equity options  On Wednesday, February 13, Doug will be sharing with us his ideas and systems for trading futures and options on corn. Trading Block:A meandering day on the street today. We're still deep in the earnings with CBOE, ATVI, MSFT, and CMG all rallying strong post-earnings. RIMM/BBRY staying strong as well. Apple watch is back on. The Odd Block: Bullish put spread trades in Bank of America Corp. (BAC), small call block goes up in Superconductor Corp. (AMSC), aggressive opening call buyer in Walgreens Co. (WAG), and closing calls trade in Chilcott Ltd. (WCRX). Xpress Block: Alex discusses some impending price changes in futures and futures options. Now $3.50! + exchange fees and NFA fees. Around the Block: Cisco earnings 2/13, LivePerson 2/12, NVidia 2/13, Tesla 2/13. Watching Radian Group, Google and Apple.  

Option Block 217: Now What Are We Going to Watch? Trading Block: Most of the major indexes closed fractionally down, weighed down by some less-than-stellar earnings. There was a bit of interesting activity in Facebook. RIMM, now known as BlackBerry, announced the new BlackBerry 10. Former founder of PFG sentenced to 50 years. Netflix pulls a reverse Widow Maker.  Odd Block: Big put spread goes up in Exxon Mobil Corp. (XOM), a large block of calls trade in Taiwan Semiconductor Inc. (TSM), a closing trade in Take-Two Interactive (TTWO), and puts trade in Expeditors International of Washington Inc. (EXPD) Xpress Block: Chatter on the OX forums has been heavy in Netflix and Priceline. Not much movement in vol.  Strategy Block: Tosaw discusses selling the put on Ford and buying call options. Around the Block: Non-Farms comes out tomorrow. What is there to watch after that?

Option Block 217: Now What Are We Going to Watch? Trading Block: Most of the major indexes closed fractionally down, weighed down by some less-than-stellar earnings. There was a bit of interesting activity in Facebook. RIMM, now known as BlackBerry, announced the new BlackBerry 10. Former founder of PFG sentenced to 50 years. Netflix pulls a reverse Widow Maker. Odd Block: Big put spread goes up in Exxon Mobil Corp. (XOM), a large block of calls trade in Taiwan Semiconductor Inc. (TSM), a closing trade in Take-Two Interactive (TTWO), and puts trade in Expeditors International of Washington Inc. (EXPD) Xpress Block: Chatter on the OX forums has been heavy in Netflix and Priceline. Not much movement in vol.  Strategy Block: Tosaw discusses selling the put on Ford and buying call options. Around the Block: Non-Farms comes out tomorrow. What is there to watch after that?

Research in Motion unveils a new Blackberry.  Amazon hits a new high.  And Chesapeake Energy gets an unexpected boost.

Option Block 208: Options Fuel the Exchange War Trading Block: News is circulating of a potentially sizable acquisition/merger of ICE and NYSE Euronext, which includes ARCA and AMEX. The market was fractionally up on the day. Jan vol futures are still trading below cash. RIMM closed to the upside.  Odd Block: A pickup of bullish paper in the XLF, a three-legged trade in the iShares Dow Jones Transportation Index (IYT). Xpress Block:  What's new at the Idea Hub? Plus, a question from Max S: When I put on a spread in Xtend, it displays the positions in my position list, but when I go to close a position, I can only one-click close the spread one leg at a time. Is there a way to one-click close a multi-leg spread through Xtend or through the website?  Around the Block: Positioning for a potential dive off the fiscal cliff. Happy holidays from The Options Insider.

Option Block 208: Options Fuel the Exchange War Trading Block: News is circulating of a potentially sizable acquisition/merger of ICE and NYSE Euronext, which includes ARCA and AMEX. The market was fractionally up on the day. Jan vol futures are still trading below cash. RIMM closed to the upside. Odd Block: A pickup of bullish paper in the XLF, a three-legged trade in the iShares Dow Jones Transportation Index (IYT). Xpress Block:  What's new at the Idea Hub? Plus, a question from Max S: When I put on a spread in Xtend, it displays the positions in my position list, but when I go to close a position, I can only one-click close the spread one leg at a time. Is there a way to one-click close a multi-leg spread through Xtend or through the website? Around the Block: Positioning for a potential dive off the fiscal cliff. Happy holidays from The Options Insider.

Dr David Rimm explains how measurement of EGFR/HER1 signalling can be used to predict trastuzumab efficacy. Dr Rimm discusses the mechanism through which EGFR/HER1 signalling affects trastuzumab mechanism of action, outlines the technological advances required for this research and explains how these tests will help clinicians provide a better service to cancer patients. Dr Rimm concludes by discussing the NeoALTTO which will assess trastuzumab lapatinib combinations explains how this will facilitate further research into trastuzumab resistance.

Option Block 206: The Secret World of Open Interest Trading Block: It was a bloody day on the market; screens were nothing but a sea of red. Apple is now creating its own vol excitement, this time in the 500's. Is Tosaw a degenerate weekly premium seller? VIX cash headed towards the upside. GLD is at a 13 vol -- how low can it go? Odd Block: More bullish trading in Quicksilver, Inc. (ZQK) and Golden Minerals Co. (AUMN), also selling paper in AuRico Gold, Inc. (AUQ). Plus, a comment from Duffy: What's the best way to tell if a particular options activity is closing or opening transaction? Thank for your help. Xpress Block: Alex Jacobson discusses the latest developments at OX. Google seems to be displacing Apple in term of chatter amongst customers. More interesting ideas being kicked out from the "Idea Hub.” Strategy Block: Tosaw discusses the importance of synthetics, and how they relate to collars. Around the Block: Earnings: Oracle 12/18, RIMM 12/20. RIMM is actually seeing some life recently.

Option Block 206: The Secret World of Open Interest Trading Block: It was a bloody day on the market; screens were nothing but a sea of red. Apple is now creating its own vol excitement, this time in the 500's. Is Tosaw a degenerate weekly premium seller? VIX cash headed towards the upside. GLD is at a 13 vol -- how low can it go? Odd Block: More bullish trading in Quicksilver, Inc. (ZQK) and Golden Minerals Co. (AUMN), also selling paper in AuRico Gold, Inc. (AUQ). Plus, a comment from Duffy: What's the best way to tell if a particular options activity is closing or opening transaction? Thank for your help. Xpress Block: Alex Jacobson discusses the latest developments at OX. Google seems to be displacing Apple in term of chatter amongst customers. More interesting ideas being kicked out from the "Idea Hub.” Strategy Block: Tosaw discusses the importance of synthetics, and how they relate to collars. Around the Block: Earnings: Oracle 12/18, RIMM 12/20. RIMM is actually seeing some life recently.

Retailers rack up some big sales on Black Friday. And Research in Motion and Yahoo! get some good news from Wall Street.

Option Block 187:  It's That Time of the Month Trading Block: VIX cash getting some weekend love back. Monthly volume numbers are in, and according to ISE, dividend trades made up 8.8% of industry volume in September 2012. Apple closing down 1%. Will Uncle Mike ever get out? Groupon = garbage? Premium selling candidate? Risk reversals? Is Activision lining up for more bullish risk reversals? Ford is hovering at the 10-handle. How do you position RIMM from here? Odd Block: Is FLIR Systems (FLIR) ready to pop 11%; puts sold on Celldex Therapeutics (CLDX), and; short-term protection purchased on Wells Fargo (WFC). Xpress Block: John Girgus takes the reins in the Xpress Block and talks about what came across the OX desk today. Weekly options coming out soon. Approval passed for mini weekly options. Listener Mail: The inmates are running the asylum. Email from Ejay Singh, Mumbai, India “I appreciated your discussion of early dividend exercise on the last show. You mentioned the dividend and assignment risk on Spy, but does this also apply to SPX? Thanks very much for a fantastic options program. You guys really are unique in the world of options, and if Mark ‘Voice of Options' Longo ever wants to do a radio show or an options presentation here in India, I'd be happy to help arrange it. You have a large audience around here.” Comment from Thompson on Dividend Trade Bungle.  “This guy was a serious idiot. How could you do a trade like this without even knowing how to properly execute the dividend trade? How can the exchanges continue to allow this behavior? Aren't errors like this just feeding into the belief that options are a risky, and highly-rigged, game? It's absurd!” Around the Block: Non-farms, probably the largest event coming up on the horizon. Marriott earnings on 10/3, Family Dollar 10/2, Monsanto 10/3. Keeping on eye on Europe.

Option Block 187:  It's That Time of the Month Trading Block: VIX cash getting some weekend love back. Monthly volume numbers are in, and according to ISE, dividend trades made up 8.8% of industry volume in September 2012. Apple closing down 1%. Will Uncle Mike ever get out? Groupon = garbage? Premium selling candidate? Risk reversals? Is Activision lining up for more bullish risk reversals? Ford is hovering at the 10-handle. How do you position RIMM from here? Odd Block: Is FLIR Systems (FLIR) ready to pop 11%; puts sold on Celldex Therapeutics (CLDX), and; short-term protection purchased on Wells Fargo (WFC). Xpress Block: John Girgus takes the reins in the Xpress Block and talks about what came across the OX desk today. Weekly options coming out soon. Approval passed for mini weekly options. Listener Mail: The inmates are running the asylum. Email from Ejay Singh, Mumbai, India “I appreciated your discussion of early dividend exercise on the last show. You mentioned the dividend and assignment risk on Spy, but does this also apply to SPX? Thanks very much for a fantastic options program. You guys really are unique in the world of options, and if Mark ‘Voice of Options' Longo ever wants to do a radio show or an options presentation here in India, I'd be happy to help arrange it. You have a large audience around here.” Comment from Thompson on Dividend Trade Bungle.  “This guy was a serious idiot. How could you do a trade like this without even knowing how to properly execute the dividend trade? How can the exchanges continue to allow this behavior? Aren't errors like this just feeding into the belief that options are a risky, and highly-rigged, game? It's absurd!” Around the Block: Non-farms, probably the largest event coming up on the horizon. Marriott earnings on 10/3, Family Dollar 10/2, Monsanto 10/3. Keeping on eye on Europe.

Option Block 186: RIMM Time Spreads and SPY Dividends   Trading Block: A broad rally, thanks to Spain's spending cuts. RIMM earnings after the bell. It closed today at $7.14. Mark ponders the weekly/Oct 6-7-8 iron fly. Jobless claims hit a two-month low. Odd Block: Implied volatility mover in Regions Financial (RF); volume signals in Deckers Outdoors (DECK), and; Coca Cola Enterprises (CCE). Love piling in for some size in Yahoo!, Inc. (YHOO), and a lot of call love in Medtronic, Inc. (MDT). Strategy Block: Given last week's debacle with the SPY dividend play, when do you exercise a call to capture a dividend? Around the Block: RIMM earnings summary. It was almost up to $8.50 in the after-hours. Looking ahead to the weekend. Apple. Non-farms payroll numbers 10/5. The market's reaction to the upcoming presidential debates and election.

Option Block 186: RIMM Time Spreads and SPY Dividends Trading Block: A broad rally, thanks to Spain's spending cuts. RIMM earnings after the bell. It closed today at $7.14. Mark ponders the weekly/Oct 6-7-8 iron fly. Jobless claims hit a two-month low. Odd Block: Implied volatility mover in Regions Financial (RF); volume signals in Deckers Outdoors (DECK), and; Coca Cola Enterprises (CCE). Love piling in for some size in Yahoo!, Inc. (YHOO), and a lot of call love in Medtronic, Inc. (MDT). Strategy Block: Given last week's debacle with the SPY dividend play, when do you exercise a call to capture a dividend? Around the Block: RIMM earnings summary. It was almost up to $8.50 in the after-hours. Looking ahead to the weekend. Apple. Non-farms payroll numbers 10/5. The market's reaction to the upcoming presidential debates and election.

Option Block 185: Dividend Trade Blowup   Trading Block: VIX getting some of the weekend back courtesy of some selloff love. It's been a while since we've have a 1% down day. A big whoops with dividend trades for Merrill Lynch occurred Friday. Facebook taking it on the chin - down about 9%. Apple closing today down about 1.5%. Odd Block: Some significant size going up in XLF; Oct 100 puts going up before earnings in Factset Research Systems Inc. (FDS), and; it's off to the upside races in Proctor & Gamble (PG). Xpress Block: John Grigus takes the OX hot seat today. A slow day on the desk, but Apple was the hottest topic. Closing out and dividend risk. Around the Block: Initial claims and new home sales this week. Nike and RIMM earnings 9/24.

Option Block 185: Dividend Trade Blowup   Trading Block: VIX getting some of the weekend back courtesy of some selloff love. It's been a while since we've have a 1% down day. A big whoops with dividend trades for Merrill Lynch occurred Friday. Facebook taking it on the chin - down about 9%. Apple closing today down about 1.5%. Odd Block: Some significant size going up in XLF; Oct 100 puts going up before earnings in Factset Research Systems Inc. (FDS), and; it's off to the upside races in Proctor & Gamble (PG). Xpress Block: John Grigus takes the OX hot seat today. A slow day on the desk, but Apple was the hottest topic. Closing out and dividend risk. Around the Block: Initial claims and new home sales this week. Nike and RIMM earnings 9/24.

Option Block 165: I Make Liquidity Trading Block: Another day, another mild selloff. VIX getting the weekend/holiday back, plus a little more. Oil/Commodity rundown - the hot, dry weather has had a big impact of the ags, especially corn. Activision on the block. Odd Block: An unusual activity review for Materials Select Sector SPDR (XLB), Research in Motion, Ltd. (RIMM), and Horizon Pharma, Inc. HZNP (HZNP). Xpress Block: John Grigus gets the floor over at the OX desk and discuss the recent grain market and what to remember if you want to start trading ag futures and options. Mail Block: Option Block, I wanted to know what way you found is the best to explain to common folk that you trade options for living -- I find it very difficult to answer the common question of "what do you do for a living?". Even my most successful attempts I am always met with rather blank stares -- or worse if they have a sliver of knowledge they think that I just buy low and sell high common stock which I think most options traders find unsophisticatedly insulting. Please help me with your infinite wisdom. (Via the Options Insider forum by: optionsvoodoo) Around the Block: Earnings season is back! Google on July 12, Citi on the 16th. Apple running pre pre-earnings. Keeping an eye on Activision and EA.

Option Block 164: Independence Day Slowdown Trading Block: Apple lurking near $600 again before earnings. RIMM in the toilet and ended up blowing past weekly ATM straddle after all. Ford also taking a beating. June numbers are out and options volume down 13% overall from last year. Avg. daily volume down 8.47%, equity option volume down 13%, and overall equity options ADV down 9%. OCC announced that cleared contract volume reached 329,891,797 in June, dividend trades made up 3.8% of industry volume in June 2012, almost 15% of PHLX's options volume came from dividend trades, about 7% for NYSE ARCA. New exchanges in the mix - NASDAQ launched OMX BX options. ISE files for second exchange license. Floor traders suing CME. Odd Block: Interesting and unusual activity in Material Select Spider (XLB) and McMoran Exploration Co. (MMR). Xpress Block: John Grigus holds down the OX seat and talks about this slow week. Watching the move in crude oil. Tomorrow starts the website release training courses. A walking limit and other new features to the site coming out soon. Around the Block: A slow holiday week. Be careful on the short gamma in the next four days. Chinese internet stock is very cheap. Non-farm payroll on the horizon

Option Block 163: Supreme Court Takes the Vol Out Trading Block: Supreme Court decision roils the market. Are we taking the weekend out of the VIX already? 30 year mort. at 3.66%. JP Morgan hedge loss expected to be $5B, perhaps up to $9B. RIMM, Nike, and Family Dollar reporting numbers after the bell. Odd Block: Interesting and unusual activity in Universal Health Services (UHS) and O'Reilly Automotive, Inc. (ORLY). Xpress Block: Sean Fitzgerald discusses some of the activity at OX today that wasn't about healthcare. The Google IO, announces a iPad-like product, the Nexus 7. Strategy Block: Andrew discusses short term theta plays, like iron flies in Apple. Around the Block: Mid-week holiday playing into weekend decay? Keeping an eye on crude oil. Personal spending and Michigan sentiment on the horizon.

Option Block 156: Greek Tragedy Trading Block: The selloff eased after the bloodbath on Friday. The S&P closed almost completely unchanged today. Still waiting for the Greeks. All-time record lows in the 10- and 30-year bonds. VIX headed to 30...and beyond? A Facebook flow recap. Peak 6 gobbles up the remnants of Pension, creating a new entity, Apex Clearing Corp. Odd Block: Unusual and interesting activity in Research in Motion, Ltd. (RIMM), HollyFrontier Corp. (HFC), and Hansen Medical, Inc. (HNSN). Xpress Block: Newcomer Sean Fitzgerald gets to take hold on the OX reins and discusses the July crude oil technicals, SPX and an upcoming economic report. Around the Block: Greece, Greece and more Greece with a side of Saganaki.

In this episode of the Ecommerce Podcast, host Shaun Ryan, CEO of SLI Systems, interviews George Michie, CEO of The Rimm Kaufman Group, provider of data-driven online marketing solutions to online businesses. George discusses the challenges with attribution for multichannel companies and how they can handle some of those complicated online and offline interactions. He […]

Option Block 138: There Is No Crying in Options Trading Block: Vol rundown - despite little movement, there is quite a bit of intraday volatility in the vol products. RIMM, COSI & TIBX earnings after the bell. Obama looks to end oil subsidies. Europe still weighing in on the broad market. Best Buy slashing stores nationwide. The BATS debacle continues after they cancelled their IPO. ZNGA buys app developer for $180M plus $30M retention bonuses.  Odd Block: Wednesday activity review: Groupon, Inc. (GRPN). Monday activity review: Red Hat, Inc. (RHT).  Last but not least, unusual activity in TIBCO Software Inc. (TIBX).  Xpress Block: Tim Navabi discusses getting quotes when trading - always have a plan B for getting a quote. Also, learn how to get out of a trade if you make a mistake. Around the Block: Taking another look at today's earnings. Andrew tells a hallowing tale about making sure to cover your errors. Keeping an eye on XLV and oil upside. The end of the quarter looms ahead.

The Fed contradicts itself - again. Blackberry and Rimm earnings. Whole Foods downgrade. And is Best Buy on a slow-grind to closing?

What makes the difference between life and death for a company dealing with disruptive technologies? Scott and Anders discuss Canon, Sony, Kodak, Rimm and Apple.

Option Block 114: No Straddles Without Gamma Scalping Trading Block: SPY and other expirations on ETFs--close out your shorts! More put buyers are rolling into VIX - even the Journal is starting to pick up on it. Given this erratic movement, how risky is hedging the VIX? GLD put options, a relatively inexpensive option if you still need to hedge you're GLD downside. A Reuters article debating and discussing the sideways movements of the market, which gained popularity of the site recently, recommended straddles as a way to play with market. Should it even be allowed to recommend straddles without following it up with the appropriate discussion on gamma scalping? RIMM earnings after the close – at-the-money straddle trading $1.75 with one day to go. Odd Block: Unusual activity in Walgreens Co. (WAG), Credit Suisse Group (CS), and an activity review from November 17Louisiana-Pacific Corp. (LPX). Xpress Block: John Grigus from OX discusses the Van Eck ETFs and Sears (SHLD), which came out with a re-org. The December futures contracts will go off and stop trading at 8:30 CST. Strategy Block: Mike Tosaw talks about diagonal spreads and the diagonal butterfly given the weekly options being the great fascination of the retail world and gives us his two cents. Around the Block: An update on RIMM - that straddle still not paying the bills, trading about a dollar lower. Will VIX continue to decline? Will the market head north from here?

Option Block 112: VIX Resistance Trading Block: VIX cash back above 30, how long can it last? MF Global disaster continues to get worse, with no clue as to where customer money is. Customers are making additional margin payments because their funds at MF Global are frozen. This disaster may have ramifications for years to come. Metals/commodity rundown -- volatile gold and silver. Ford brought their dividend back after five years.  Odd Block: Three-legged spreads.  Unusual activity in Yahoo!, Inc. – (YHOO) andLiz Claiborne, Inc. –  (LIZ).  Plus, an update on last week's activity review: RIMM and Darden Restaurants (DRI).  Strategy Block: Uncle Mike Tosaw discusses the simulated index concept and how to relate it to higher income and higher net worth individuals. How to use a life insurance policy if you exceed your retirement plan contribution level.  Around the Block: The ongoing turmoil in the Eurozone is continuing to keep the VIX in limbo. RIMM earnings next week. Walgreens producing very high vol levels.

Option Block 111: The Waffle and Egg Indicator Trading Block: VIX was all over the map today. Stocks opened strong but rumors of an S&P downgrade warning to Germany killed some of the optimism. The ups and downs of trading Groupon. Trading the wheel of fun: keeping an eye on Dollar General and GNC. Odd Block: Unusual activity in Angie's List - (ANGI), Darden Restaurants, Inc. - (DRI), and American Eagle Outfitters, Inc. - (AEO). Plus an update from last week on RIMM. Xpress Block: John Grigus from OX discusses the Van Eck ETFs and the news concerning ETFs and options. Around the Block: Jobless claims on 12/08. Michigan Sentiment later this week. The ongoing kurfuffle in the Euro zone. RIMM earnings on 12/15.

Option Block 110: Worthless December Lottery Tickets Trading Block: A massive explosion to the upside, what was the impetus for the 400 point rally? The S&P 500 has climbed 3% or more in a day 36 times in the past three years compared with 27 times for the nine years before, according to Bloomberg. EU battling to hold itself together. The first of the month means “Options Numbers Day.”Odd Block: Unusual activity in Research in Motion, Ltd. (RIMM) and Barnes & Noble, Inc. (BKS) Xpress Block: Tim Navabi shares the news from Direxion Shares that their 2x bull and bear ETFs will now be converted to 3x. Also, how did OX handle the frenzied rally in the past days? Around the Block: Non-farms tomorrow, but almost a back-burner issue compared to the wild and irrational exuberance in the market recently. VIX finally takes a turn below 30, a long awaited event.

Option Block 90: The Voice of Options TRADING BLOCK: Research in Motion (RIMM) - The future looks bleak. “The Widowmaker” strikes again - Netflix (NFLX), which was trading $300 just two months ago, down 40%. Yet another “rogue trader” on the loose - this time it costs UBS $2 billion. Commodities rundown - gold is coming down, is this the right time tighten up your hedges?  ODD BLOCK: Unusual and interesting options activity in:  UBS AG (UBS) - a staggering $2 billion lost in trading as a rogue trader racked up unauthorized dealings. Call buying and put selling on the stock appear to be the most employed strategies of the day, with investors expecting shares to recover in the next five weeks.  Amerigroup Corp. (AGP) - ahead of the company's analyst meeting in New York tomorrow morning, an opening buyer appeared in the September 45 Calls, paying the offers of $0.25-$0.35 for approximately 3500 contracts. These options expire tomorrow after the close so these trades will need the stock to climb another 4.6% to begin to see any profits.   XPRESS BLOCK: Tim Navabi takes the reins and discusses the hectic day today at OX due to "The Widowmaker" aka Netflix, as well as the upcoming expiration of September futures.  STRATEGY BLOCK: Mike Tosaw illuminates us on some in-depth options strategy. First, with the upcoming expiration, if you're not ready to hold a stock and you're short a put, maybe you'll want to close out those penny options. Second, make sure you know position delta before doing ratio spreads.   AROUND THE BLOCK: An update on RIMM. Still some concern over Greece, also some concern about expiration upcoming. Not too much else lighting up the tape on the earnings front though. Play it safe this weekend.

Option Block 83: GOOG Gobbles MMI.  Who's Next?TRADING BLOCK Google (GOOG) acquires MMI, which explains some of their strange trading patterns recently.  Were rumors leaked out ahead of time? A rundown of metals and commodities. The price of gold - is it realistic?  INTERVIEW BLOCK   This week's guest, Russell Rhoads, author and instructor at Options Institute at the CBOE discusses his newest book "Trading VIX Derivatives," as well as hedging VIX options.    AROUND THE BLOCK Housing start numbers come out tomorrow and jobless claims come out August 18 - will they move the market significantly. Who's next after MMI? RIMM? NOK?

Google announces plans to buy Motorola Mobility for $12.5 billion.   Our analysts talk about the deal's winners and losers.    

Option Block 68: Masters of the Universe Trading Block:  people are finally starting to buy puts, and the VIX goes up.  Real-time RIMM earnings reports.  Ford's running on natural gas.  Commodity update. Odd Block:  RIMM live updates pre-earnings report. Interview Block:  The guys have a surprise discussion with Paul Price, dentist and trader.  They talk tech stock bargains, AAPL earnings, and more. Xpress Block:  From 6/14 - 6/21 is the Motley Fool promotion, in which you can get up to $500 for funding an account and placing some trades.  Contingency orders.  Chinese stock. Expiration. Strategy Block:  Ford strategies: Band-aids, tourniquets, and splints: Death by a thousand cuts. Around the Block:  Michigan sentiment, leading indicators.  People finding religion on SPX.  Put on some protection!! Read more: http://www.theoptionsinsider.com/radio/?id=247#ixzz1PZOyDGvo The Options Insider: Your Inside Source For Options Information

In today's podcast, I read a poem "Wilderness" by Carl Sandburg and discuss Research in Motion (RIMM), looking at the latest quarterly report, the Morningstar.com "5-Yr Restated" financials, and some valuation numbers as well as a StockCharts.com 'point & figure' chart.