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Join us for a discussion with Cam and James G. Williams as they cover the recent CRWM Banquet (Coloradans for Responsible Wildlife Management), Cam's upcoming batting practice and more! Follow along: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cameronrhanes Twitter: https://twitter.com/cameronhanes Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/camhanes/ Website: https://www.cameronhanes.com Follow James: https://www.instagram.com/james_g_williams/ Learn more about Coloradans for Responsible Wildlife Management: https://savethehuntcolorado.com/ Thank you to our sponsors: MTN OPS Supplements: https://mtnops.com/ Use code KEEPHAMMERING for 20% off and Free Shipping Sig Sauer: https://www.sigsauer.com/ use code CAM10 for 10% off optics Ketone IQ: https://hvmn.com/CAM use code CAM for 30% off your first subscription MUDWTR: https://mudwtr.com/cam use code CAM for 15% off Black Rifle Coffee: https://www.blackriflecoffee.com/ Use code KEEPHAMMERING for 20% your first order Hoyt: http://bit.ly/3Zdamyv use code CAM for 10% off Timestamps: 0:00:00 Intro: Colorado Outdoorsmen Days 0:10:10 Jame's Instagram Haters 0:13:37 San Diago, Batting Practice & the SD Pirate's 0:18:20 John Dudley, Hoyt & PSE 0:23:04 Ad Break 0:25:06 Nock Performance Podcast 0:26:41 The Founders Podcast 0:31:46 A Special Breed of Men 0:36:19 Michelle McLaughlin 1:06:03 Whitetail Hunting & Why Clay Started Writing 1:12:06 Clay's Dream Hunt 1:19:16 Rifle Hunting 1:22:00 Bowhunting: Compound VS Traditional 1:25:22 Arkansas Bear Pit Blind Kill 1:30:24 The Link Between Bear & Native Americans 1:34:28 Brown Bear Hunting 1:36:48 Clay's Future Goals 1:40:18 Storytelling Goals 1:45:07 Outro
Lots to get into with Myles and Sonny on this episode of Talkin' Rock. First up, Myles Kennedy talks about his upcoming solo album. He tells me what the name, The Art Of Letting Go refers to, the musical mission of the record, and more. That album drops on October 11th. He talks about jamming with the Led Zeppelin guys, the first time he met Slash, as well as Eddie Van Halen. People think he looks like Kevin Bacon all the time. He tells a funny story of going to see his band play live....that's just for starters. Then it's Sonny Sandoval from P.O.D. Their new album Veritas is out, as Sonny talks about it and the collaborations on the album. He also explained the record's cover artwork. San Diago recently gave him his own day, which he said he was very humbled by. Enjoy!
•Bishop Carlton D. Pearson & Live at AZUSA •Carlton was born in San Diago, CA March 19, 1953, at the early age of about 4- or 5-years old Carlton got saved. During his early teen years, he began preaching and ministering. By the age of 18 he was an ordained minister who had received a scholarship to attend Oral Roberts University in Tulsa, Oklahoma in 1971. •In 1988, Carlton Pearson founded the Azusa Interdenominational Fellowship; a ministry network which counted nearly 600 churches. Azusa came to be known for the annual conferences drawing crowds in the tens of thousands from around the world and launched the careers of well-known evangelists and recording artists. •An accomplished musician, Bishop Carlton Pearson has been the recipient of two Stellar awards and one Dove award for accomplishments in gospel and contemporary Christian music. Bishop Pearson's "Live at AZUSA" albums were nominated for several Dove and Stellar Awards. "Carlton Pearson Live at AZUSA 2: Precious Memories" won three Stellar Awards. •Please send me an email sharing your thoughts about this show segment also if you have any suggestions of future guests you would like to hear on the show. Send an email to letstalk2gmg@gmail.com •You may also “like” and share the podcast episode; or you may Subscribe to be alerted when the newest show is published. •NEW RADIO SHOW ON INTERNET RADIO STATION WMRM-DB SATURDAY MORNING 9:00 AM CST / 10:00 AM EST •The Podcast and Radio show may be heard anywhere in the World! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/letstalk2gmg-ansonia/message
My next guest is business performance coach Dr. Jared Sinclair and I'm super excited to have him on the show. Before he started helping people, their businesses and organizations reach higher levels of excellence, Mr. Sinclair was an active Marine, serving his country in Afghanistan and Iraq, as well as a retired San Diago, California Police Officer and also holds a doctorate in Organizational Change and Leadership. So he maybe hasn't had a hockey journey, but he's definitely had an eventful life journey and we're going to hear all about it. I know the reason Mr. Sinclair and the Sinclair Performance Institute came into my life, and that's so he can pass on his knowledge, his success formula that he's been teaching to a wide variety of clients, representing many different sectors in the business world and he's here to pass on that information to you. It doesn't matter if you're an actor, realtor, musician, mathematician, nonprofit founder, piano extraordinaire, entrepreneur, professional athlete or just a regular "Joe" trying to make today a little better than yesterday, the formula is pretty much the same across the board. If you want to go from average to good, to great, there are success intangibles you need to know about and learn and that's exactly what Dr. Jared Sinclair is going to be discussing with me here today. Thanks for stopping by and Enjoy the Show!! To learn more about Dr. Jared Sinclair please visit the below To book a discovery call - https://www.sinclairperformance.com/ Podcast - https://performancecollective.simplecast.com/ The book he referenced during the interview - Peak Mind by Amishi P. Jha https://www.amazon.com/Peak-Mind-Attention-Invest-Minutes/dp/B08V5KFRM5/ref=sr_1_1?crid=11B0RV4TRX60H&keywords=peak+mind&qid=1688135074&sprefix=peak+mind%2Caps%2C729&sr=8-1 For more information regarding Coach Lance Pitlick Largest Online Data-Base Off-Ice Stickhandling, Passing, and Shooting Drills https://www.onlinehockeytraining.com/ In-person lessons with Coach Lance https://www.sweethockeycoach.com/
7 sick days a year & a fair schedule. That is all the Railroad workers of the United States have asked for.Despite this, President Biden and Congress have seen fit to force a contract on the railroaders. Both the Senate and House voted for the contract. However, 52 senators (all of which have unlimited sick time and make $174,000) saw fit to vote down the sick time amendment to the contract. This left all the rail workers stuck with a hellish scheduling system (Precision Scheduled Railroading) and a contract that the rank and file have resoundingly rejected over and over.To really understand this battle, we needed to call in support. Luckily, friend-of-the-show Dr. Andrea Haverkamp came in clutch. Andrea takes us all the way back to some of the earliest railroad strikes in US history to help us get the whole perspective of the incredibly nuanced topic.Dr. Haverkamp is a Labor organizer for the American Federation of Teachers as well as a professor of Climate justice, queer student experiences in STEM, and engineering ethics at the University of San Diago. She has extensive experience in workplace organizing in higher education and healthcare, as well as coalition political organizing for environmental and social justice in the Pacific Northwest. Her research and teaching centers intersectional queer, trans, and feminist frameworks and an organizing approach towards social transformation. Her primary topics of research and teaching are climate justice, trans and gender nonconforming student experiences in STEM, and engineering ethics.Her engineering experience prior to academia and the labor movement includes environmental engineering positions in the federal government, including the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. She has also served as a chemistry and physics high school teacher in Kolahun, Liberia in the Peace Corps.Dr. Haverkamp holds a Ph.D. in Environmental Engineering with a doctoral minor in Queer Studies, a graduate certificate in College and University Teaching, and a Master of Engineering in Environmental Engineering from Oregon State University. She also holds a B.S. in Chemical Engineering from the University of Kansas.The whole Rik's Mind family wants to express our HUGE support for the railroaders in this fight against the Feds. Godspeed and give'em hellLike and subscribe to us on Youtube for more fun and exclusive content!https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuM080VqVCe0gAns9V9WK9wSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/00gCjGhq8qrAEkraZnMwGR?go=1&sp_cid=ce203d55369588581151ec13011b84ac&utm_source=embed_player_pGoogle Podcast: https://podcasts.google.com/u/1/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cucmlrc21pbmQuY29tL2xpc3Rlbj9mb3JtYXQ9cnNz?Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/riks-mind-podcast/id1460215365Show Notes:Dr. Andrea Haverkamp | University of San DiagoGreat Railroad Strike of 1877 | Encyclopedia BritannicaThe Pullman Strike of 1894 | US National Park ServiceEight Hour Day (1916) | US Library of CongressGreat Railroad Strike of 1922 | WikipediaFrom an 8-hour workday to Labor Day: Rail strikes that changed America | The Washington PostAdamson Act | WikipediaRailway Labor Act | WikipediaFair Labor Standards Act of 1938 | Wikipedia1992 United States railroad strike | WikipediaThe Postwar Strike Wave of 1945-46 | American History USAFor Minimum Decency, a Maximum Wage | Institute for Policy StudiesHuey Long | Encyclopedia BritannicaLawmakers consider how a Kroger-Albertsons merger would affect consumers | NPRWhat the proposed Kroger and Albertsons merger could mean for shoppers and food prices | PBS News HourWealth Inequality in Oregon Is Extreme | Oregon Center for Public PolicyIncome inequality in Oregon hits new record | Oregon Center for Public PolicyHow European-Style Public Housing Could Help Solve The Affordability Crisis | NPRImagine a Seattle that can house all of our neighbors in a collective effort | House Our NeighborsBuilding Resilient Organizations by Maurice Mitchell | The ForgeRail workers say quality-of-life concerns not resolved under deal imposed by Congress | PBS News HourShare Our Wealth | WikipediaTaft–Hartley Act | WikipediaWages and Working Conditions: The Railroad Strike of 1946 | The National World War II MuseumNo-Strike Pledge | CQ ResearcherWeekly Digest Number 49 - December 6th, 2022 | Rail & Labor News from Rail Workers UnitedLabor Rights or Labor Freedoms? A Conversation with Matthew Dimick | Laborwave RadioTags: andrea haverkamp, university of san diago, labor rights, workers rights ,railway strike, train strike, biden railway strike, railroad carriers, railroad bargaining, railroad unions, train infrastructure, breaking news, congress railway deal, politics, world news, news, laborwave radio, labor organizing, railroad strike 2022, railroad strike 1877, railway labor act of 1926, union workers rights, railroad workers sick time, senate votes down sick time Title: Rail Strikes, Labor Rights & Non-lethal Restraint NFTs w Dr. Andrea Haverkamp | Rik's Mind Ep 111
Albert Einstein famously said, "Intellectuals solve problems; geniuses prevent them." I love the wisdom in that quote! My hospitality spin on this quote would be: Good hotels deal with problems. Great hotels fix problems. The most loved hotels see a problem as an opportunity for creativity and innovation, so they avoid having to see that problem recur. To illustrate this point, I have selected a few true-to-life review responses I have just seen online. I will show some typical hotel review responses, where the hotel hopes to get the customer back, fingers crossed. They are dealing with the problem. not fixing or preventing it from recurring. The reputation management box has been checked, but has anything been accomplished? I will then show an alternative approach for the response so you can see the difference. You can decide which sound good versus which effectively elevate consumer confidence by showcasing responsible and compassionate leadership in action. That response has a good chance of winning a return visit and attracting new customers. The excellent review response came from a young manager, Frangelica Siy, at the Embassy Suites in Downtown San Diego. They are a 3-Star hotel that consistently inspires 5-Star reviews from its guests, thanks to leadership in action from great hoteliers like Frangelica. No wonder the Embassy Suites in San Diago is currently one of the top 10 hotels in the city, out of hundreds of other hotels, many far more opulent than the Embassy Suites. Way to go- Frangelica and team! I hope you will find these examples illuminating and begin to consider these Dos and Don'ts whenever you or your team respond to reviews with the goals of elevating consumer confidence, living your values, and demonstrating leadership in action. For more information and inspiration on Reputation Cultivation, Leadership and Culture, please visit adelegutman.com/getgreatreviews.
Do you feel like your emotions feel like a rollercoaster at times!? That's because they are often on the wild ride of emotional dysregulation! In this episode, you will meet Dr. Carrie Jackson, a brilliant child phychologist from San Diago California, who specializes in the ADHD brain! In this episode, Dr. Carrie dives deeper into what emotional dysregulation looks like, how we experience it, and gives a great technique to use to calm/slow down those rollercoaster of emotions! The technique is called the "temperature skill." This is when you take an ice pack, a really cold wash cloth, or a cold bath/shower to calm your big emotions down. The ice cold against your forehead/body will phycially slow your heart rate down and calm your entire body with your mind and emotions following suit. I'm excited for you to hear what other animal does this to calm itself down! Can you guess? Dr. Carrie is also a professor at the University of San Diago, as well as a speaker and content creator in our ADHD community! You can find her on Instagram @i.parent.therapist or visit her website www.iparentadhd.com to learn more about her and the resources she has to share! If you want to take a next step on your ADHD journey, you can visit www.focusforwardadhd.com to book a free consult call and discover if myself or another coach would work best for you! Visit my website www.katelynmabry.com for more resources, to order my book, or to reach out if your kiddo would like to be on a future episode!! I love hearing straight from the mouths of kids who are living with ADHD! We are on this journey together! Have a great day! Love you all!
this week on We are Legion. after nearly 6 weeks of the ups and downs of personal life and 2 weeks of editing, and failed uploads the boys discuss the highlights from winter con, and San Diago comic con. as well as tease things to come
Ben, Jose, and Nick interview Hybrid Athlete, Justin True. Justin completed the longest Triathlon, 3,600 miles from the Florida Keys to San Francisco. 32-mile swim from the Florida Keys to Miami. 3,000-mile ride to San Diego. 600-mile run from San Diago to San Francisco. Justin is a Hybrid Athlete, an ex-MMA fighter, triathlete, and all-around full-hearted person. He tells us the trials of this feat and dives into his incredible and jaw-dropping journey in Egypt. It is out of this world. When not traveling or putting his body to the test, he advocates for mental health and does his best to end the stigma. Justin is CEO of True Dreams Project that helps in supporting others projects in testing the human potential and something that fulfills their own dreams to help others. He is also an ambassador of Bigger Than the Trail. "A 501(c)(3) non-profit advocating for mental health through trail running." Justin TrueInstagram: @therealjustintruewww.truetriathlon.org/@biggerthanthetrailsmart.bio/biggerthanthetrailhttp://www.bttt.runThank you to our Sponsors: Revolution Coffee Company Veteran Owned and Operatedwww.revolutioncoffeecompany.comVeteran Owned and OperatedEmber Shirt Co. www.embershirtco.comFor Gear:Miles, Mountains & Brews gear: Bonfire.com Search: MMBNew Gear coming out soon. Message Nick, DeWayne or Leah for more. Shoutout to :Ben JoseRevolution Coffee CompanyAnthony Segura and FamilyEmber Shirt Co. Justin Lair and FamilyVarietal Beer Co. DeWayneMatthewLeahTHANK YOU FOR OUR PARTNERSHIPS:Varietal Beer Co. Instagram: @varietalbeercohttps://linktr.ee/varietalbeercoTYR Meadery Mead and More MeadTyrmeadery@gmail.com@tyrmeadery Instagram
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Charles Hatfield claimed he could make it rain, but he never said he could make it stop and for the people of San Diago that was about to become a very big problem. Death by Monsters is a comedy show all about Monsters, Mysteries and the Unknown. We delve into the paranormal, the unexplained, true crime and of course the occasional conspiracy. It features Paula Deming, Nick Murphy and Matthew Jude.
Happy Full Moon Witches!! We are wrapping up our trilogy, Building the Body with Brianna, a certified massage therapist and owner of Desert Mundita now in San Diago! We hope you've enjoyed learning from Brianna as much as we did!Follow Brianna on IG @desertmunditaFollow us on:IG @RagstowitchespodTwitter @Ragstowitchespod_Donate to Rags To Witches:Cashapp $RagstoWitchesVenmo @RagstoWitchesPaypal RagstoWitchesPod@gmail.com
This week we are discussing Surrogacy, both in the UK and abroad. Our first guest is Anna Buxton, mum of three children through two different surrogates. Anna talks us through her decision of how they reached surrogacy after a long and painful gynaecological history and was told Surrogacy was her only hope as she would never carry. Not carrying your child and grieving for that loss Anna voices the fear of so many people considering surrogacy, They were able to create embryos yet still it was v.difficult. Feels like you are giving up on the hope of ever carrying a child, your husband seeing you pregnant, you feel lost. Ripple effect… you think you are going to get pregnant, then you realise it's not going to happen as you thought. She couldn't find anyone to talk to about surrogacy. Started in the UK - charities and agencies but all had really long waiting lists and they'd already spent 5 years trying to get pregnant, and couldn't deal with another wait of 3 years. She found a few couples to talk to but didn't have access to the Insta community that exists today. Anna talks about how she now realises that Surrogacy was the light at the end of the tunnel for them and how incredible the women are who do it. She describes how Surrogacy is so complex of the process was something she buried herself in which helped her almost deal with the grief of not being able to carry. Surrogacy in India India had the longest reputation of surrogacy but had been shrouded in bad press and was halted for a while. They visited 10 clinics and found a Dr and clinic they loved who were running a lovely programme all centred around the wellness of the surrogate. They started the IVF process in the UK and then had egg collection and embryos fertilised in India and then were found a surrogate. She still had nobody to talk to about this. Complications of Surrogacy Abroad The first step is to find a lawyer who is really experienced. The pregnancy was difficult - people weren't talking about it, so Anna didn't tell hardly anyone until about 24 weeks. It felt hard to believe She worried that people thought she was undeserved of being pregnant because she wasn't carrying the bump. Anna describes skulking around John lewis looking at prams, terrified someone would ask her why she was there and she was asked who she was buying the pram for and she said she mumbled ‘it's complicated' and walked off as she wasn't ready to tell a stranger. Anna explained how you never know if someone is going to say ‘congrats' or if they will ask complicated questions. She walked away and ordered everything online. Telling Work Anna explained how they talked to close friends who were really supportive but she was worried about work as she was the first person who had done it, was concerned about her position. She told them at 24 weeks, however, they had no policy for anyone doing surrogacy. How they talk to their children They've talked about how children are bought into the world. They have pictures and memorabilia of India all around. They talk about how Mummy's tummy is broken and another mummy helped to grow her. They celebrated Divali, making sure to normalise her culture and how she was bought into the world. Isla - 5 Always say thank you to Sheparla her surrogate and India. They don't have a relationship with her as she didn't want to and also doesn't speak English. Anna writes a letter every year to her clinic with a picture of Isla both to Sherparla and her children. It's different with the twins as they are in touch with Holly, her surrogate in San Diago, and has pictures of her in their nursery. They are still in contact with her. Surrogacy is an everyday conversation. Feeling conspicuous by not carrying her children She didn't enjoy the pregnancies as she was so worried and now her children are 2 and 5 she knows she is no less of a mother despite not carrying them and she wishes she had owned the pregnancy...
This week we are discussing Surrogacy, both in the UK and abroad. Our first guest is Anna Buxton, mum of three children through two different surrogates. Anna talks us through her decision of how they reached surrogacy after a long and painful gynecological history and was told Surrogacy was her only hope as she would never carry. Not carrying your child and grieving for that loss Anna voices the fear of so many people considering surrogacy, They were able to create embryos yet still it was v.difficult. Feels like you are giving up on the hope of ever carrying a child, your husband seeing you pregnant, you feel lost. Ripple effect… you think you are going to get pregnant, then you realize it's not going to happen as you thought. She couldn't find anyone to talk to about surrogacy. Started in the UK - charities, and agencies but all had really long waiting lists and they'd already spent 5 years trying to get pregnant, and couldn't deal with another wait of 3 years. She found a few couples to talk to but didn't have access to the Insta community that exists today. Anna talks about how she now realizes that Surrogacy was the light at the end of the tunnel for them and how incredible the women are who do it. She describes how Surrogacy is so complex of the process was something she buried herself in which helped her almost deal with the grief of not being able to carry. Surrogacy in India India had the longest reputation of surrogacy but had been shrouded in bad press and was halted for a while. They visited 10 clinics and found a Dr and clinic they loved who were running a lovely program all centered around the wellness of the surrogate. They started the IVF process in the UK and then had egg collection and embryos fertilized in India and then were found a surrogate. She still had nobody to talk to about this. Complications of Surrogacy Abroad The first step is to find a lawyer who is really experienced. The pregnancy was difficult - people weren't talking about it, so Anna didn't tell hardly anyone until about 24 weeks. It felt hard to believe She worried that people thought she was undeserved of being pregnant because she wasn't carrying the bump. Anna describes skulking around John lewis looking at prams, terrified someone would ask her why she was there and she was asked who she was buying the pram for and she said she mumbled ‘it's complicated' and walked off as she wasn't ready to tell a stranger. Anna explained how you never know if someone is going to say ‘congrats' or if they will ask complicated questions. She walked away and ordered everything online. Telling Work Anna explained how they talked to close friends who were really supportive but she was worried about work as she was the first person who had done it, was concerned about her position. She told them at 24 weeks, however, they had no policy for anyone doing surrogacy. How they talk to their children They've talked about how children are bought into the world. They have pictures and memorabilia of India all around. They talk about how Mummy's tummy is broken and another mummy helped to grow her. They celebrated Divali, making sure to normalize her culture and how she was bought into the world. Isla - 5 Always say thank you to Sheparla her surrogate and India. They don't have a relationship with her as she didn't want to and also doesn't speak English. Anna writes a letter every year to her clinic with a picture of Isla both to Sherparla and her children. It's different with the twins as they are in touch with Holly, her surrogate in San Diago, and has pictures of her in their nursery. They are still in contact with her. Surrogacy is an everyday... Our second guest is Mike Ellis - one half of Two Dads UK, with his partner Wes and founder of My Surrogacy Journey, a membership for Intended Parents to get legal advice, clinical advice,...
Show notes at https://thesternmethod.com/al-sanchez Al Sanchez is the current president of AMARC Enterprises who are the worldwide distributors of Lipoic Acid Mineral Complexes, sold in supplement form as Poly-MVA. After losing his mother, sister and grandmother to colon cancer, Al joined his father in the quest to help those stricken with cancer and other health challenges find a better quality of life. Like so many others, Al is strong in his belief that we can vastly improve the health of the world with educated choices, improved diet and lifestyle and natural nutritional support products like Poly-MVA. ***Resources Mentioned*** Poly-MVA Website (use code “STERN” for $25 off your first bottle) *** In This Episode: This is only the second product-focused podcast in the Anti-Cancer Revolution Series which says a lot about how highly Ryan rates Poly-MVA, a unique Lipoic Acid Mineral Complex that is designed to provide energy for compromised body systems. In this episode Ryan and Al put the spotlight on mitochondria, the critical role they play in helping the body heal itself, and why it’s so important that we support them. They take a deep dive into cell metabolism, oxygenation and inflammation and uncover how, in the right environment, these factors can turn a healthy cell into a cancer cell. So tune in and discover for yourself what it is about Poly-MVA that makes it so well regarded by Ryan and many naturopathic doctors. You represent a product, you're not a doctor CEO of Armac enterprises We have seen each other at numerous conferences. If I recall one of them you were giving yourself IV PolyMVA... I practice what I preach! I live an anti-cancer life. It's easier to prevent than to treat or cure Mother passed away from cancer at 36, sister at 40 – it's in my epigenetics What got your Dad into making this product? His mother died in 1972. She went the conventional treatment route. Al’s father looked at different options but very short window, didn't have 'time' to implement alternative treatments Father moved to San Diago and met people in the integrative world Al’s sister Tina passed away and this was the driver for Al to begin working with his father and Poly-MVA When I've heard you speak you focus on not just your product, but on helping people really understand what's going on Driven by desire to help and empower people How metabolism and mitochondria play a role Used to a system where you do as a the Doctor says With cancer your options are chemo, surgery or radiation. If that doesn't work, you die Common sense tells you there has to be more than that Al's goal is to be a 'bridge builder' between conventional and naturopathic sides of medicine Tell us about the concept of metabolic medicine and how it ties into mitochondria and cancer With the flu you rest, take supplements, the immune system kicks in, body repairs itself, you're okay Cancer is a whole different scenario but the approach is the same – fatigue, body is trying to fight it By not supporting mitocondria we're not helping the body heal itself Is the concept about giving the immune system more energy to do its job? Yes, in its simplest terms Rest is how our body restores itself Metabolic protocols target the metabolism. Metabolism needs to be at its highest level so the immune system, liver, kidneys etc can draw down on it for energy What specifically are we talking about with cellular metabolism and mitochondria? Mitochondria are the powerhouses of our cells. They provide the energy for them to function properly – repair, heal etc Trillions of mitochondria are required in our bodies just to keep us going Mitochondria have their own DNA When you have cancer your mitochondria become dysfunctional and they start utilizing sugar differently to healthy cells It’s more complex than simply avoiding sugar 1/3 of calories go to the brain, 1/3 to processing/digesting, 1/3 is left for the rest of the body Diet is critical for cancer patients in terms of how their body is able to fight cancer Eat a low carb, high fibre, balanced amount of protein The more natural the better What's your take on cancer being a metabolic disease vs epigenetics? It's both, there's a synergy Epigentics and environment play a role, your genes play a role What's the difference between anaerobic and aerobic respiration in terms of cancer cells using oxygen or not? Cancer cells need a little oxygen but not in the same way normal cells do Oxygenation is is the key differentiator between anaerobic (very low oxygen) and aerobic (oxygen) Why is oxygen harmful to a cancer cell? It creates a better environment in the body for healthy cells Enhances metabolism, improves energy, promotes healing environment Dr Paul Anderson Naturopathic Oncologist says "I don't care about your cancer cells as much as your healthy cells"... Small tumor versus the whole body Ensure body is as healthy as it can be then use targeted therapies to go after the tumor Support immune system, oxygenate the body, support metabolism Where does inflammation fall in all this? Inflammation is irritation of the body Prolonged irritation to any tissue means it can't function or heal Overtime you get an abnormal cell Cancer was once defined as "the wound that doesn't heal" due to lactic acid and low oxygenation The body also uses inflammation as a trigger to heal Problem is with continually high inflammatory markers Turmeric and other antioxidants, IVs, hydration, oxygenation all help reduce inflammation Isn't treating inflammation just like suppressing a symptom? Shouldn't we be going after the cause of the inflammation? Often hard to determine the cause of the inflamation Epigenetics mean diet and lifestyle looks different from one person to another There's enough research out there to know what we need to avoid e.g. alcohol, inflammatory foods Gut health critical for immune system and extracting nutrients out of food effectively What turns a regular cell into a cancer cell? How does it form? What happens in the presence of inflammation, bad metabolic function, low oxygen etc? Process is called acogensis - the birth of a cancer cell In utero two cells come together to create a single cell - each bringing different information This cell replicated many many times similarly to a cancer cell At some point in the process this replication stops and cells get the directions to become the cells they're meant to be Difference is these cells replicate under good healthy metabolism with controls Cancer cells are missing the healthy metabolism and controls and gets stuck in the replication cycle Wherever this cancer starts e.g. liver, skin etc is the 'type' of cancer diagnosed Everyone has cancer cells in their body. They also should have the repair and anti-cancer mechanisms to deal with them On the one hand it's simple on the other hand it's not... The difficulty with cancer is that it's our own cells By the time cancer gets to stage 3 or 4 it's established and has brought down the immune system Then it's chemo, radiation or surgery which often doesn't work Where does Lipoic Acid Mineral Complex fall in with all this? Poly-MVA Founder Dr. Merrill Garnett was exploring Otto Warburg’s theory Alpha Lipoic Acid (ALA) and Thiamine are cofactors of mitochondria energy production in the KREB Cycle This cycle is where energy gets created, oxygenation takes place, sugar gets broken down and ATP gets produced It's about producing energy but also transporting and utilizing that energy to do what needs to get done Combining ALA and Thiamine creates a mechanism to support this pathway So Poly-MVA supports energy production and transportation in a healthy cell while simultaneously impeding it in a cancer cell? Not necessarily impeding a cancer cell Apoptosis is cell death. A cancer cell has lost the programming to invoke apoptosis However a cancer cell could receive a signal for apoptosis If you start shuttling electrons or creating energy inside the mitochondria of a dysfunctional cellI it is possible to shut it down or restore proper metabolic function ALA and Thiamine are cofactors in this approach, as well as oxygenation of the tissue One of the main selling points of red light therapy is that it supports mitocondria. So people say a cancer patient doesn't want to stimulate mitochondria as you stimulate the cancer cell mitochondria? Light therapies in general are photodynamic therapies In its simplest form - plants need sunlight to grow Cancer cells are undergoing glycolysis. They are no longer functioning metabolically as a normal cell If you're aerobic, using oxygen, red light will stimulate Cancer cells are survivors and adaptable How does high intensity interval training help mitochondria? Are you getting the same benefits as a shot of Poly-MVA? Exercising provides mitochondria, cells, tissues etc with everything they need to be efficient Wouldn't recommend this to cancer patient as immune system is so low Light exercise is beneficial. The more you engage the mitochondria the more you engage your metabolism There are different state of metabolism when healthy Metabolism provides energy Bodies become less efficient when we age. Exercise improves efficiency Poly-MVA also helps with the side effects of conventional treatment. Is that correct? Right. It helps your metabolism and keep your mitochondria healthy In Poly-MVA the ALA is bound together with the thiamine to create the redox molecule Up regulates and protects the cell and supports mitocondria Many naturopathic oncologists Ryan has spoken to recommend Poly-MVA to their cancer patients What's the difference between oral consumption and IV in terms of benefits? IV goes straight into the bloodstream. bypassing digestive system so tissues get higher concentration IV helps advanced patients who need a lot of initial support What are the dosing guidelines for IV Poly-MVA Dosage is dependant on the physician's protocol and what is needed Dr Paul Anderson provides online physician training How do you get hold of Poly-MVA? From polymva.com to ensure the product can be guaranteed Special offer for listeners Use this link and the code STERN at checkout for $25 off your first bottle. If you have a question or comment about this episode let us know below!!
Neva Lee Recla: When Pigs Fly Entrepreneurial Wisdom for Your Kids. The Parent's Guide to Inspire Your Young Entrepreneur Read the full show notes here: www.thriveglobal.com/stories/the-rise-of-generation-z/If you got direct access to understanding the coming generation…would you listen?Our guest on this episode is an author and a podcaster who also appears on podcasts as a leading authority. In fact, I met her when we were both attending the New Media Summit in San Diago as New Media Icons!More about Neva Lee Recla: http://SuperPowerKids.com To find out more about hiring Dov Baron as a speaker or strategist for your organization: http://fullmontyleadership.com/consulting or http://fullmontyleadership.com/speaking.Find us on iTunes, Spotify, iHeart Radio, or wherever you tune into podcasts and on traditional radio stations across the US every Monday and Thursday. Look for us on on ROKU TV too. Thank-you to you for making us the #1 podcast globally for Fortune 500 listeners! And with a potential reach of 2.5 to 4 million listeners for every show, we’re honored and grateful to be cited in INC.com as The #1 Podcast To Make You a Better Leader. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Andrew and Chase discuss what BYU and Utah wins and losses equate to in the post season --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Highlighted question36:04 Why I play My Squier Bullet Everyday Shirt and Merch Promotion 15% off with this code 2RXE7I6DYThttps://teespring.com/stores/know-your-gear-shop-2Join me in Phoenix AZ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HV4G-pl2yoY&feature=youtu.beROBERTO-VENN OCTOBER 26-27, 2019 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM$999 (Includes Mojotone 5E3 Style Tweed Combo Amp Kit,https://roberto-venn.com/specialty-classes/mojotone-tube-amp/ MI Guitar Craft Academy Nashville November 16th and 17th 10:00 AM -6:00 PM$999 (Includes Mojotone 5E3 Style Tweed Combo Amp Kit,https://nashville.mi.edu/amplifier-building-workshop/Question Index0:00 intro1:00 Do you see rolling questions in your sleep?1:31 The margins of Music stores suck.3:26 250K 0r 500K pots for a mini Humbucker in the bridge?4:29 I went to Germany 3 times over the summer5:47 More twang in the tele?7:10 The most heartbreaking guitar damage story you have?8:57 Are the Framus Pro range guitar worth it?10:55 How do I like my Ibanez Axionhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aI0VfSyn2QM12:45 Thoughts on Eric Clapton Strat13:44 What guitar and amp would I use to play Madison Square Gardens?16:15 Mojotone and Sharen My axehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rriCCmIW7_A19:00 Join me and build an amphttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HV4G-pl2yoY26:25 We hit some cool milestones27:08 Warmoth or Kiesel?29:25 How is a Lipstick pick different than a normal single coil?36:04 Why I play My Squier Bullet Everyday 38:20 Stratosonic and my custom guitar 40:20 Why I didn't buy a Friedman guitar 40:47 The Airlines suck. lol 44:30 42 Gear Street45:48 Why I do not care when companies do not like me. 45:50 I will not fluff a review49:06 Harley Benton guitar damaged 51:30 Emails about questions and SMA55:45 Best polish to use with guitar with chips and cracks?59:38 Checking out gear at these events1:02:34 How do you fix a catching E string?https://www.stewmac.com/Luthier_Tools/Tools_by_Job/Tools_for_Fretting/Fret_End_Dressing_File.html1:05:30 Thoughts on Tonfuchs guitars1:07:25 The San Diago trip1:08:30 Please check out joint me to make a hand wired amp1:10:03 Is beefy necks wide?1:12:02 I seen Iron Maiden for the first time1:17:17 A huge thank you to the Live crewSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/phillipmcknightKYG)
Have you got a friend in me? Well first of all I am not your friend Pal. In this episode we have a look at the latest Pixar Movie Toy Story 4. Considering we love most of Pixar movies this one is a given right.... right... well take a listen and find outAlso we review some of the news that came out of San Diago last week and what all the goss is in the geek worldAll that and very little else coming out on this episode of The Masked Podcasters
En este episodio del podcast más tecato del futuro: Coral Morales de "Yoga con Coral" nos explica que rayos es Beer Yoga en "Con(Beer)Sando" En "Coño Que Nerdo" hablamos de Inception, Cristopher Nolan, Batman y hasta el casting de Robert Pattinson. En "Hablando Mierda" hablamos sobre "San Diago, which of course, in german, means a whale's vagina" -Ron Burgundy, 2004. Además, descarga la nueva aplicación GoDrunkMe!!
'Anchorman' - Stay classy, San Diego! Die Eskapisten und Hobby-Anchormänn*innen Ms. Melanie Corningstone und Daniel Burgundy ballern mit dem Channel 4 News Team durch San Diago und New York, immer auf der Suche nach der neuesten Panda-Baby-Story: Mit Will Ferrells und Adam McKays 'Anchorman - The Legend of Ron Burgundy' und 'Anchorman 2 - The Legend continues' nehmen wir zwei Comedy-Meisterwerke auseinander bis euch Hören und Sehen vergeht. Dabei werfen wir nicht nur einen Blick auf Will Ferrells Leben und Filmografie, sondern nähern uns auch den ernsthaften Themen der mitunter leicht bis mittelstark klamaukigen Nonsens-Komödien: Ob Sexismus in amerkanischen News Rooms der 70er und 80er Jahre, Boulevardisierung der Medien oder der satirischen Auseinandersetzung mit der Medienlandschaft - wir gehen dahin, wo's weh tut. Ihr hättet ja auch sonst nichts anderes erwartet gä. Natürlich kommt auch der grandiose Humor nicht zu kurz, den uns die Gang um Leadanchorman Ron Burgundy, Brian Fantana, Champ Kind, Brick Tamland und Veronica Corningstone in so einer hohen Schlagzahl entgegenballern, dass wir beinahe die offensichtlichsten Gags liegen gelassen hätten. Awwer nur beinah gä. Wie immer gitts natürlich wieder 'ne ordentliche Ladung stumpfesten hessischen Humor, die ein oder andere Beziehungskrise und natürlich jede Menge Facts und Trivia zu den vielleicht besten Filmen des Fratpacks überhaupt. Zwischendurch machen wir auch noch einen kleinen Ausflug in die Welt von 'Wake up, Ron Burgundy', der eine der besten Champ-Kind-Szenen hütet wie Champ sein Geheimnis um die Hühnchen aus der Höhle. Gastkommentare gibt's diesmal leider keine - lieben Gruß aber an den "Schöner Denken"-Podcast, die unsere kleine Runde kurz rezensiert haben. Unsere 'Ich sehe was, was du nicht siehst'-Rubrik is auch wieder pickepackevoll: Melanie is bei 'Mr. Robot' und 'The Good Wife' im x-ten Rewatch, feiert die Rocket Beans samt 'Pen & Paper'-Reihen bruddal ab und teilt mit Daniel eine neues Hobby namens Brettspiele. Dazu gießen wir noch bissi 'Aquaman', 'Bumblebee', 'Spider-Man: A new Universe' und 'Shoplifters' ins Feuer und ferdisch is de Lack! Wenn des ä mo nix is. Aber genuch der vielen Worte: Wenn ihr immer schon mal wissen wolltet, ob Melanie nen Freund hat, wie es um die Sexualität von Champ Kind steht und warum Daniel Paul Rudd überhaupt nicht auf dem Zettel hatte, dann drückt euch endlich Anchorman in eure Ohrmuscheln noi. Donge gä! 00:00 Intro 00:45 Begrüßung un Vorstellung: Melanie Corningstone und Daniel Burgundy 03:34 Organisatorisches mit 'Schöner Denken'-Rezension & Shitstorms 08:29 'Ich sehe was, was du nicht siehst' mit 'Mr. Robot', 'The Good Wife', 'Aquaman', 'Bumblebee', 'Spider-Man: A new Universe', 'Shoplifters' und noch viel mehr 24:14 'Anchorman - The Legend of Ron Burgundy': Will Ferrells Filmografie, Adam McKay, Darsteller, Charakterisierung Maincast, Trivia, Szene-für-Szene-Technik etc. 141:26 'Anchorman 2 - The Legend continues': Aja, was wer ma da wohl mache hä?! 218:21 Abmoderation und Tschüüüüß! "Dorothy Mantooth is a Saint" - Wes Mantooth In diesem Sinne, viel Spaß mit 'Anchorman'! Eure Eskapisten Melanie und Daniel (und Markus & Lukas im Geiste!) Wir freuen uns natürlich riesig über Feeback, Kritik und Anregungen auf https://www.facebook.com/dieEskapisten/ und bei Instagram jasonpvnk/DieEskapisten! Vielen Dank für's Anhören! Folge direkt herunterladen
In this podcast, Maksim, CDO @ City of San Diago, discussed the nuances of running big data for big cities. He shares his perspectives on effectively building a central data office in a complex and extremely collaborative environment like a big city. He shared his thoughts on some ways to effectively prioritize which project to pursue. He shared how leadership and execution could blend to solve civic issues relating to big and small cities. A great practitioner podcast for folks seeking to build a robust data science practice across a large and collaborative ecosystem. Timeline: 0:28 Maksim's journey. 6:45 Maksim's current role. 11:46 Collaboration process in creating a data inventory. 14:52 Working with the bureaucracy. 18:35 Dealing with unforeseen circumstances at work. 20:22 Prioritization at work. 22:58 Qualities of a good data leader. 26:15 Collaboration with other cities. 27:40 Cool data projects in other cities. 30:55 Shortcomings of other city representatives. 36:54 Use cases in AI 39:00 What would Maksim change about himself? 40:50 Future cities and data 43:55 Opportunities for private investors in the public sector. 45:53 Maksim's success mantra. 50:19 Closing remark. Maksim's Book Recommendation: The Phoenix Project: A Novel about IT, DevOps, and Helping Your Business Win by Gene Kim, Kevin Behr, George Spafford amzn.to/2MAu5Xv Podcast Link: https://futureofdata.org/understanding-bigdata-for-bigcities-with-maksim-mrmaksimize-cityofsandiego-futureofdata-podcast/ Maksim's BIO: Maksim Pecherskiy: As the CDO for the City of San Diego, working in the Performance & Analytics Department, Maksim strives to bring the necessary components together to allow the City's residents to benefit from a more efficient, agile government that is as innovative as the community around it. He has been solving complex problems with technology for nearly a decade. He spent 2014 working as a Code For America fellow in Puerto Rico, focusing on economic development. His team delivered a product called PrimerPeso that provides business owners and residents a tool to search, and apply for, government programs for which they may be eligible. Before moving to California, Maksim was a Solutions Architect at Promet Source in Chicago, where he built large web applications and designed complex integrations. He shaped workflow, configuration management, and continuous integration processes while leading and training international development teams. Before his work at Promet, he was a software engineer at AllPlayers, who was instrumental in the design and architecture of its APIs and the development and documentation of supporting client libraries in various languages. Maksim graduated from DePaul University with a bachelor of science degree in information systems and from Linköping University, Sweden, with a bachelor of science degree in international business. He is also certified as a Lean Six Sigma Green Belt. About #Podcast: #FutureOfData podcast is a conversation starter to bring leaders, influencers and lead practitioners to come on show and discuss their journey in creating the data driven future. Wanna Join? If you or any you know wants to join in, Register your interest by mailing us @ info@analyticsweek.com Want to sponsor? Email us @ info@analyticsweek.com Keywords: FutureOfData, DataAnalytics, Leadership, Futurist, Podcast, BigData, Strategy
Will Wilkins from Netheads joins us to look back at Capaldi’s last series and forward to Jodie’s first. He also talks about his recent experience doing tech for Kev Smith at San Diago comic con where he saw the new Doctor Who trailer early and his sonic screwdriver collection. Listen to us every Thursday in podcast form or every Friday on http://kryptonradio.com/ at 11am & Midnight BST (UK) / 3am and 4pm Pacific time (US). Other time zones are available! Gallifrey Stands can be found at on twitter @DoctorSquee, by email GallifreyStandsPodcast@gmail.com, on stitcher, iTunes, The Tangent-Bound Network, Satchel Player & http://gallifreystandspodcast.podbean.com & on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/groups/1481026762176392/ Please support our Pod-Pals too:Due South by South East https://www.wonkyspanner.com/podcasts/duesouthbse/rss.xmlDisAfterDark http://disafterdark.blogspot.co.uk/Just give me a few minutes http://justgivemeafewminutes.podomatic.com/AMAudioMedia http://amaudiomedia.com/TangentBoundNetwork http://TangentBoundNetwork.com/Drinking in the Park http://Neilandjohnny.comEMC Network http://www.electronicmediacollective.com/The Legend of the Travelling Tardis https://www.facebook.com/TheTravelingTardis/
Speaker: David Youngren Date: Sunday, June 10, 2018 Special Guest David Youngren from San Diago is our guest speake this week. He shares some deep insights on the love of God being in us and the challenge of living out of that love, expressing it to all humanity. Hope you enjoy this message. Message: june_10_2018_david_youngren.mp3 Video:
Andy Rogers, from Restored Church in San Diago, speaks about justification and the power of God's grace at work in our lives. Ashleigh Strohman, also from Restored Church, shares her testimony as an explanation of what Andy was speaking about.
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