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We've alluded to glyphosate and Roundup Ready GMO crops in many episodes but we haven't taken the time to really dig deep and ensure our audience is well educated on true exposure, health risk, and most importantly that we are able to leave them empowered with how to use nutrients and food-as-medicine to defend against the likely exposure.   In today's important episode we explain the molecular structure of glyphosate, its use in big ag, the impact on the human body, increases in exposure over these last two decades and most importantly what you can do to protect your body and your household. From fulvic acid and soil play, to rebooting your microbiome, to glycine supplementation, to broccoli sprouts and beyond we will cover how to be resilient from this man made disaster!    Also in this episode:  What Good Shall I Do Conference @ Roam Ranch Beat the Bloat Live Program Starts April 10th!  What is Glyphosate and How Does it Work?  Environmental ImpactAdverse impacts of Roundup on soil bacteria, soil chemistry and mycorrhizal fungi during restoration of a Colorado grassland Foods with Highest Glyphosate Residue Human Health Impact How We Can Combat Glyphosate Toxicity Spirulina & ChlorellaProtective role of Spirulina platensis against glyphosate induced toxicity in marine mussel Mytilus galloprovincialis Super Greens Cube Humic & Fulvic AcidVisser, S. A. “Effect of humic substances on mitochondrial respiration and oxidative phosphorylation.” Science of the Total Environment 62 (1987): 347-354. Guo, Fayang, et al. “Glyphosate adsorption onto kaolinite and kaolinite-humic acid composites: Experimental and molecular dynamics studies.” Chemosphere 263 (2021): 127979. Shehata, Awad A., et al. “Neutralization of the antimicrobial effect of glyphosate by humic acid in vitro.” Chemosphere 104 (2014): 258-261. Wild Foods Fulvic Acid use code ALIMILLERRD for savings GlycineRelax and Regulate GlutathioneGlyphosate, pathways to modern diseases III: Manganese, neurological diseases, and associated pathologies Cellular Antiox Manganese SulforaphaneBroccoDetox Detox SupportDetox Packs 10 Day Detox ProbioticsTargeted Strength Beat the Bloat Cleanse Food as MedicineNaturally Nourished Tea Sunlighten Sauna use code ALIMILLERRD   This episode is sponsored by:  This episode is sponsored by Nutrisense, providing Continuous Glucose Monitors (CGM) that provide you with real-time glucose data and an easy to use phone app that helps you combine and visualize your glucose data with all of your daily activities as well as personalized recommendations on how to improve your health. Use the code ALIRD to save $30 off first month of subscription or purchase a unique 1 time meter at nutrisense.io/alimillerrd. Check out this episode with Kara of Nutrisense on why we find a CGM to be such an amazing tool!

In episode 303, Kestrel welcomes Natalie Shehata, Conscious Chatter's new Social Media Strategist + Storyteller, to the show. A sustainable stylist, community organizer, speaker and writer, Nat brings exceptional experience and knowledge to how we approach storytelling. “I feel as though storytelling for me has been a very powerful medium in being able to instigate change. I feel like stories really shift culture and they can shift culture on a really large scale as well. But personally for me, I've kind of learned so much over the years through storytelling. And I think it's important that we kind of acknowledge that storytelling and stories in general is a vehicle for survival for a lot of people — for belonging, for connection, for hope. Stories are, especially for the BIPOC community as well, are our legacy in a lot of ways.” -Natalie Welcoming Nat to join the Conscious Chatter team is an absolute dream — I don't even know how else to say it. Being able to work alongside someone that I admire and respect on such a deep level is beyond incredible. And if you aren't familiar with Nat, I'd also recommend listening back to episode 250, where she joined me for a conversation on why diversity can be tokenistic. With this new shift in the Conscious Chatter dynamic, we put together this episode as a unique sort of refresh and check-in — to let you all know where we're at with the show, what we're focused on, and where we're going. Here are some of the key elements we explore: How Nat and I first came together and what it means to have her working on the Conscious Chatter team What storytelling means to Nat and some of the ways we align on the responsibility that comes with crafting narratives What is slow media and what does it look like in practice The challenges that come with telling stories through a slow media lens An update on when you can expect new episodes to drop Our big picture goals for the show (individually and collectively) and how we hope to continue infusing intentionality and care into the content we create Quotes & links from the conversation: “We really want to be able to ensure that the stories and perspectives shared by the guests on the show are kind of always in circulation. And I guess what I mean but that is — really making sure that the perspectives, the knowledge, the wisdom that people share throughout the show — it's not a situation where a show is released, and then that's it, we don't go back to it and we don't reference those ideas. We want to be able to go back to those episodes and to the guests that have appeared on the show, and really be able to continuously keep those perspectives in circulation, and kind of keep resurfacing those ideas.” -Nat (11:35) “Language is super important to both of us, and really thinking about the way that we phrase things, and making sure that it is accessible to as many people as possible, and that we meet people where they are at on their journey.” -Nat (20:40) “Often when we're telling stories we have to market it or promote it in a way where this guest is knowledgable on this area — whatever that may be — but when you go back and listen to these people, because they are people, they are multi-faceted individuals, and they may speak on one issue, but when you go back to listen again and again to these guests, they have so much knowledge to share, on so many different topics, that may not be their field of “expertise”. For me, what I'm really wanting to do is share that with the community and share that as individuals we are multi-faceted and we have a lot of knowledge and deep wisdom. The more we humanize that knowledge, we realize that we've just got so much to offer, but also, that we are flawed as humans as well, and we're all just at this trying to do our best.” -Nat (27:08) “We're not getting into these states of mind where we're having all these light bulbs go off or all the dots are connecting because we're not giving ourselves enough space without notifications interrupting us to get to those places.” -Kestrel (29:49) “It alway feels like you can never keep up, you're further behind, there's more things to read, more things to listen to, more things to watch, more things to catch up on, or more things you need to be posting — it all is just so much on a constant basis.” -Kestrel (34:55) The Root 6-Part Series Hosted & Co-Produced by Dominique Drakeford (mentioned by Nat) Whitney McGuire, Kestrel acknowledges her impact when reminding us that sustainability means getting active in your local community Conscious Chatter episode 250 (previous episode featuring Natalie) Follow Natalie on Instagram >

Episode 50 with the OG @bevsgym family coming in hot. Had the pleasure of sitting down with Dr. @shehataa Touching on his fellowship acceptance, gastro specialty, and working in the backwoods of West Virginia during med school, it was a trip! Looking to help and give back to the fitness & bodybuilding community we're gonna get him the awareness and platform to do so!YouTubeInstagram Tik Tok

How can we cultivate our authentic personal style in a trend-focused, overconsumption-driven world? What would it mean to truly democratize fashion — as in not the fast fashion co-opted use of the term, but genuine style democracy? And how can fashion move beyond using diversity as a buzzword to create a holistically inclusive and intersectional sustainable fashion future?In this episode, Stella Hertantyo is interviewing ethical stylist Natalie Shehata to explore all of these questions and more.(P.S. Stella also interviewed Natalie for a piece on Conscious Fashion Collective about how to become a sustainable stylist!)***SHOW NOTEShttps://www.consciouslifeandstyle.com/natalie-shehata-ethical-stylist***EPISODE SPONSORSWearwellwearwell is your destination for finding vetted sustainable and slow fashion brands that suit your personal style.Whether your style leans minimalist or maximalist, preppy or rocker chic, classic or bold, or you just love your basics and athleisure, you'll want to check out online conscious marketplace, wearwell at shopwearwell.com. (You can use the code CONSCIOUS20 for 20% off your first order.)***Conscious Fashion Collective Job BoardWant to start or grow a career in sustainable fashion? Find your next career opportunity on Conscious Fashion Collective's Job Board. (Or if you are hiring, submit your job opening!)You can also sign up for the Conscious Fashion Collective job newsletter to get career opportunities delivered to your inbox, plus upcoming events.***CONNECT WITH NATALIE: 

Australia is known for having some of the world's best beaches, great sporting prowess and the highest incidence of skin cancer, anywhere in the world. Melanoma is the deadliest form of skin cancer and the most common cancer in 20-to-39-year old's in Australia. So, Hanan Shehata, Pharmaceutical Account Manager, skincare specialist and the founder of a natural skin care brand shares the eye-opening story of her 39-year-old husband's shocking diagnosis of Melanoma, in hopes of promoting awareness about the dangers of not protecting your skin from harmful UV radiation. Hosted by: Nadia Zahr Aired on 8th December 2022

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2022.11.06.515349v1?rss=1 Authors: Jorstad, N. L., Close, J., Johansen, N., Yanny, A. M., Barkan, E. R., Travaglini, K. J., Bertagnolli, D., Campos, J., Casper, T., Crichton, K., Dee, N., Ding, S.-L., Gelfand, E., Goldy, J., Hirschstein, D., Kroll, M., Kunst, M., Lathia, K., Long, B., Martin, N., McMillen, D., Pham, T., Rimorin, C., Ruiz, A., Shapovalova, N., Shehata, S., Siletti, K., Somasundaram, S., Sulc, J., Tieu, M., Torkelson, A., Tung, H., Ward, K., Callaway, E. M., Hof, P. R., Keene, C. D., Levi, B. P., Linnarsson, S., Mitra, P. P., Smith, K., Hodge, R. D., Bakken, T. E., Lein, E. S. Abstract: Variation in cortical cytoarchitecture is the basis for histology-based definition of cortical areas, such as Brodmann areas. Single cell transcriptomics enables higher-resolution characterization of cell types in human cortex, which we used to revisit the idea of the canonical cortical microcircuit and to understand functional areal specialization. Deeply sampled single nucleus RNA-sequencing of eight cortical areas spanning cortical structural variation showed highly consistent cellular makeup for 24 coarse cell subclasses. However, proportions of excitatory neuron subclasses varied strikingly, reflecting differences in intra- and extracortical connectivity across primary sensorimotor and association cortices. Astrocytes and oligodendrocytes also showed differences in laminar organization across areas. Primary visual cortex showed dramatically different organization, including major differences in the ratios of excitatory to inhibitory neurons, expansion of layer 4 excitatory neuron types and specialized inhibitory neurons. Finally, gene expression variation in conserved neuron subclasses predicts differences in synaptic function across areas. Together these results provide a refined cellular and molecular characterization of human cortical cytoarchitecture that reflects functional connectivity and predicts areal specialization. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info Podcast created by Paper Player, LLC

In this month's podcast, Riaz Aziz talks to the authors of the July 2022 article on anaesthesia considerations and anticoagulation in pregnant patients with mechanical heart valves. We are joined by Dr Bhatia, an anaesthetist, Dr D'Souza, an obstetrician and Dr Shehata, a haematologist, in this fascinating podcast on the challenges faced when caring for this patient cohort.

Google has many parts to its algorithm. However, the focus that everyone should be thinking about is their discovery algorithm. Google discover is another step in the evolution of Google Hummingbird and the shift from search based on keywords to a more holistic system that takes content quality into account. Sergey Brin said, “and content…

Industries as diverse as health insurance and technology are muscling into home care and home healthcare through acquisitions. But despite this new competition, KPMG National Sector Leader of Healthcare and Life Sciences Ash Shehata says there is room for everyone in this booming market. Follow us on twitter: @McKHomecare

Join hosts John Williams and Dana Connors with Special Guests Dr. Terry Shehata, Director of the NASA Maine Space Grant Consortium and Director of the NASA EPSCORE Program and Emily Dwinnells, Director of the Maine Spaceport Initiative.

Being in the zone is called a flow state in Psychology/Neuroscience, it is the state of focusing on one task to the point that information from the outside world can not even reach our conscious awareness. Team Flow is the very specific circumstance where we are in the zone or in a state of flow but we can specifically not ignore our teammates and integrate the information from other people while keeping that high level of focus. We also learn how professional video gamers are a perfect population for testing this phenomenon which is only a new field to academic study.

Want to know how we work well in teams? Then listen in to the latest episode exploring team flow with Professor Mohammed Shehata. Flow is our ability to enter that state where everything aligns and we are able to focus entirely on the task at hand. - The eNeuro paper (the journal article here) News coverage including The Times Magazine London (here), Psychology Today (here and here), IFL Science (here), TVN (here), Science Alert (here), SciShow News (here), and more (here). - Mohammad Shehata's LinkedIn - Mohammad Shehata's Twitter :@Mohamma_Shehata

Are you ready to see more diverse voices centred in conversations about sustainability? This weeks guest, Natalie Shehata has spent her career redefining sustainability in the fashion space and beyond, to centre Black, Indigenous and People of colour communities. She is an eco stylist, speaker, writer, non-traditional educator and community organiser – fighting for equity and social justice. In this conversation, we dive into how Nat started tommie magazine as ‘the destination for creative women with a conscience’ and to uplift diverse voices. We also take a look at the importance of fashion and how you can master the art of shopping second hand. Finally, Nat shared some great insights on how you can be a better advocate or activist in order to create real change. If you want to uplift and centre diverse voices in sustainability and become a master of second-hand fashion then this episode is for you! Head to https://www.tylalockwood.com/podcast/28 for the full show notes! Connect with me! Tyla’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tylalockwood/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyYb5y5h-RZ-FrWVNUmvwsQ Website: https://www.tylalockwood.com/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

John Shehata, Global VP - Audience Development Strategy & CRM at Condé Nast and Barry Adams, Founder at Polemic Digital talk to your host Vahe Arabian of State of Digital Publishing, about News SEO and their upcoming News & Editorial SEO Summit. Condé Nast is a global mass media company founded in 1909 by Condé Montrose Nast and owned by Advance Publications. The company's media brands attract more than 72 million consumers in print, 394 million in digital and 454 million across social platforms. These include Vogue, The New Yorker, GQ, Glamour, Architectural Digest, Vanity Fair, Pitchfork, Wired, and Bon Appétit, among many others. Polemic Digital is an expert Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) consultancy, offering award-winning specialised SEO consulting services to clients worldwide. Support the show: https://www.stateofdigitalpublishing.com/slack-community/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In episode 250, Kestrel welcomes Natalie Shehata, a stylist focused on sustainability, to the show. Natalie currently works as the Retail Trainer for The Social Outfit, a Sydney-based fashion label who provides employment and training to people from refugee and new migrant communities. “We have these brands, and we have people kind of saying — ok, I need to tick this box and I need to do this and I need to make sure that I have women of color in our photo shoots and our editorial campaigns, and I need to make sure x, y and z. And that to me is why diversity is tokenistic, because it's not happening from the roots, it's not happening from the foundation, it's not happening from a system that was built by BIPOC and for BIPOC.” -Natalie In 2018, Natalie presented a speech at the Disposable Planet seminar for Eco Fashion Week Australia titled: “How the sustainable fashion space should focus on: representation, inclusivity and visibility.”  While this was written almost 3 years ago, it continues to resonate strongly today, and has proven to make a powerful influence on the fashion community in Australia, specifically. One aspect Natalie highlights in this speech is why diversity can be very tokenistic. The following part of from that speech acknowledges some of the ideas we explore throughout this episode: “The communities most affected by our sustainable industry decisions are Black and Brown communities, yet they are not afforded the right to take part in the decision making process. It is the White privileged, resourced and elite groups who dictate the climate of fashion – now and for the future. When we're referring to the current climate of sustainable fashion and bringing the topic of visibility to media, we're faced with the over saturation at the moment of words like diversity - now is the time to acknowledge how powerful language is in communicating messages. I think we need to consider the fact that the term diversity in its very nature can be quite tokenistic.” Why *diversity* is tokenistic and retail training people from refugee & new migrant communities at The Social Outfit Quotes & links from the conversation: Tommie Magazine The Social Outfit, social enterprise Natalie works with Natalie's Website (will be live soon) > Follow The Social Outfit on Instagram > Follow Natalie on Instagram > This week's episode is sponsored by Ana Luisa, the first direct-to-consumer jewelry brand to become carbon-neutral. If you're interested in checking out Ana Luisa, you can use code CHATTER to get 10% off.

Amin is a senior Public Health Sciences major at the University of Maryland, College Park. He is also minoring in Global Poverty. He is multicultural and appreciates cosmopolitanism. He hopes to be able to put any hard and soft skills he acquires to use in serving humanity, and elevating the standard of living and quality of life for people. He also aspires to be a health practitioner.

Maryam Shehata is a fashion industry marketing project manager and graduate of International Development Studies from UCLA. Through her education she has gained a broader perspective on the realities, roadblocks, and impact of fast fashion and just how much consumers play a key role in it all. I reached out to her to learn more about the world of fast fashion and asked her opinion on how it all plays into the Muslim modest fashion scene. I learned a lot from our conversation and it helped me realize that it isn't really all that black and white. So here's our conversation discussing the grey and everything in between. Find her on instagram @shehaute.m --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/unfazedwithtazzyphe/support

In this week's episode of Tuning In to the C-Suite podcast, MHE Associate Editor Briana Contreras spoke with Ash Shehata, KPMG's national sector leader for healthcare & life sciences. The two chatted about a recent paper by KPMG titled “From payor to healthcare partner,” which highlights how the pandemic drove changes for plans to adopt a patient-centric model and it gives a look into the six healthcare trends to watch for in 2021. 

Irene welcomes Susan Shehata! They talk about discovering a love of theater and the path that can open up. Susan also shares how she works on being present an dhow that brings her joy. Plus, she shares ways she works with clients to help them get unstuck. Susan Shehata, also known as The Space Guru™, is a nationally known Wellness Educator and Creative and Social Entrepreneur, who specializes in helping people Unstick their Story by releasing the limiting beliefs that keep them stuck. She does that through speaking, writing, performing, wellness services, educational programs, business masterminds and events. Though her offerings are varied, the goal of her work is the same: to clear deep patterns of resistance.

This week's podcast special guest is Abdallah Shehata an International Sports Lawyer. This is a must-listen if you have a real desire to pursue a career in Sports Law, & enjoy!

Nabil Shehata erzählt, wie man als Kind in Verden an der Aller zum Kontrabass kommt und was man als 1. Solo-Kontrabassist der Berliner Philharmoniker tut, was die Berliner Philharmoniker von der Philharmonie Südwestfalen unterscheidet, deren Chefdirigent er ist, und wie er mit dem Orchester in Siegen produktiv durch die Krise kommt.

On this episode of the SEJ Show, Loren hosts John Shehata of Conde Nast to discuss Google News, Google Discover, making the most of jumping on trends in News Search, what John feels will be a News Search focus in 2021 and a little bit about NewzDash.

In this episode I had a lovely conversation with holistic wellness facilitator and educator, writer, speaker, and performer Susan Shehata. All of these identities intertwine around helping people unstick their story - identifying and unwinding limiting core beliefs that keep them stuck. We hear a lot about limiting beliefs and mindset work on a surface level, but she is so good at making these often esoteric concepts super practical and digestible. After 20 years of building various skill sets, COVID and the instability of 2020 made Susan realize more deeply how all of her roles intertwine, and showed her how she is uniquely equipped to support people through these experiences. Listen in to hear us chat about how people’s core beliefs factor into how they’re dealing with the pandemic, civil unrest, and emotions in 2020, mental health, and staying creative in the face of uncertainty. Susan also shares her self care practices that center around the 4 elements of earth, air, water, and fire - simple, accessible, and impactful! ----- The Build Your Seasonal Self Care Survival Kit Workshop has already happened live, but the recording is still available to buy for a few more weeks! (sliding scale: $5-30) Join me to learn my favorite tips for replenishing your energy throughout this unusual holiday season, and you'll leave with a personal menu of self care practices to support yourself in times of depletion and celebration! Sign up to join us at coachingforcreativewellness.com/holiday-workshop ----- MORE FROM SUSAN Website Free Core Story Toolkit MORE FROM REBECCA Free Discovery Call Free Resource Library Fuel Your Creative Work With Compassionate Productivity workbook My Brazilian album Florescer Get the show notes at coachingforcreativewellness.com/podcast-blog/unsticking-your-story

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2020.11.05.367482v1?rss=1 Authors: Bakken, T. E., van Velthoven, C. T. J., Menon, V., Hodge, R. D., Yao, Z., Nguyen, T. N., Graybuck, L. T., Horwitz, G. D., Bertagnolli, D., Goldy, J., Garren, E., Parry, S., Casper, T., Shehata, S. I., Barkan, E. R., Szafer, A., Levi, B. P., Dee, N., Smith, K. A., Sunkin, S. M., Bernard, A., Phillips, J. W., Hawrylycz, M., Koch, C., Murphy, G., Lein, E., Zeng, H., Tasic, B. Abstract: Abundant anatomical and physiological evidence supports the presence of at least three distinct types of relay glutamatergic neurons in the primate dorsal lateral geniculate nucleus (dLGN) of the thalamus, the brain region that conveys visual information from the retina to the primary visual cortex. Relay neuron diversity has also been described in the mouse dLGN (also known as LGd). Different types of relay neurons in mice, humans and macaques have distinct morphologies, distinct connectivity patterns, and convey different aspects of visual information to the cortex. To investigate the molecular underpinnings of these cell types, and how these relate to other cellular properties and differences in dLGN between human, macaque, and mice, we profiled gene expression in single nuclei and cells using RNA-sequencing. These efforts identified four distinct types of relay neurons in the primate dLGN, magnocellular neurons, parvocellular neurons, and two cell types expressing canonical marker genes for koniocellular neurons. Surprisingly, despite extensive documented morphological and physiological differences between magno- and parvocellular neurons, we identified few genes with significantly differential expression between transcriptomic cell types corresponding to these two neuronal populations. We also detected strong donor-specific gene expression signatures in both macaque and human relay neurons. Likewise, the dominant feature of relay neurons of the adult mouse dLGN is high transcriptomic similarity, with an axis of heterogeneity that aligns with core vs. shell portions of mouse dLGN. Together, these data show that transcriptomic differences between principal cell types in the mature mammalian dLGN are subtle relative to striking differences in morphology and cortical projection targets. Finally, we align cellular expression profiles across species and find homologous types of relay neurons in macaque and human, and distinct relay neurons in mouse. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info

Dahlia explains all about Anzu, the thunderbird. Who was he? How did his character change? Why was everyone so taken by the Tablet of Destinies? What does his story tell us about the Mesopotamian relationship to the world? 2:59 who is Anzu?4:28 Anzu’s story12:00 the Tablet of Destinies15:59 how Ninurta defeated Anzu17:30 the different Anzus26:35 what’s new? Dahlia's university staff page: https://www.phil.uni-wuerzburg.de/altorientalistik/team/shehata/ Dahlia's Academia: https://wue.academia.edu/DahliaShehata Music by Ruba Hillawi Website: http://wedgepod.orgYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/WedgePod Email: wedgepod@gmail.com Twitter: @wedge_pod Patreon: http://Patreon.com/WedgePod

Muhammad Shehata is an Architect for JLA Architects and received his degree from Iowa State University. He assists clients throughout the real estate development process – from project feasibility to building construction. Prior to this he worked at Flad Architects, where he designed facilities for healthcare, higher education, and science and technology clients. In this interview, Muhammad gives insight on what it takes to be an architect as well as breaks down his own story. If you'd like to connect with Muhammad, feel free to reach out to me for his phone number or contact him via email. Email: shehatarch@gmail.com • Contact Info • • Instagram: https://instagram.com/inthehilla/ • Twitter: https://twitter.com/Inthehilla/ • Facebook: https://facebook.com/InTheHilla • LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/company/inthehilla • All inquiries/questions: ahmed@thehilla.com Support this podcast

Ahmad Shehata is a business development engineer for the IDEX Corporation. He has designed, manufactured, and in some cases negotiated deals for products that costed anywhere from $100k to over a $1 million. Furthermore, he has also done multiple cost savings projects that resulted in their company saving over $1 million. Ahmad had 5 internships during his time at Iowa State and now helps with IDEX's recruitment efforts to hire talent. In this interview, Ahmad gives advice on landing engineering roles and also walks through his journey as engineer. Throughout his journey he ran into many obstacles and gives guidance on how to overcome adversity. If you'd like to connect with Ahmad, feel free to reach out via LinkedIn or Email. LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ahmad-shehata-3592968b/ Email: aishehata1@gmail.com Link to resources mentioned in interview: https://airtable.com/shrBs3o3JKzQTAV9J Support this podcast

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2020.09.28.310474v1?rss=1 Authors: Leurs, U., Klein, A. B., McSpadden, E. D., Griem-Krey, N., Solbak, S. M., Houlton, J., Villumsen, I. S., Vogensen, S. B., Hamborg, L., Gauger, S. J., Palmelund, L. B., Larsen, A. S. G., Shehata, M. A., Kelstrup, C. D., Olsen, J. V., Bach, A., Burnie, R. O., Kerr, D. S., Gowing, E. K., Teurlings, S. M. W., Chi, C. C., Gee, C. L., Frolund, B., Kornum, B. R., van Woerden, G. M., Clausen, R. P., Kuriyan, J., Clarkson, A. N., Wellendorph, P. Abstract: Ca2+/calmodulin-dependent protein kinase II alpha (CaMKII) is an abundant neuronal signaling protein involved in synaptic plasticity and memory formation1,2. The central hub domain regulates the activity of CaMKII by organizing the holoenzyme complex into functional oligomers3-6. Recent findings have suggested that the hub is also an allosteric determinant of kinase activity7, and is thus an emerging target for therapies to correct CaMKII dysregulation8,9. However, pharmacological modulation of the hub domain has never been demonstrated. Here we show that stabilization of the CaMKII hub domain confers neuroprotection. By combining photoaffinity labeling and chemical proteomics using small molecule analogs of the natural metabolite {gamma}-hydroxybutyrate (GHB)10, we reveal that CaMKII is the selective target for GHB. We further find that these GHB analogs bind to the hub interior by solving a 2.2 [A] crystal structure of CaMKII with bound ligand. Using differential scanning fluorimetry, we show that binding of ligands to the hub interior increases the thermal stability of hub oligomers in a concentration-dependent manner. Moreover, we demonstrate the functional significance of this hub stabilization by showing substantial neuroprotective effects in cellular excitotoxicity assays and in a mouse model of cerebral ischemia. Together, our results reveal that CaMKII hub stabilization is the mechanism by which GHB provides endogenous neuroprotection and that small-molecule CaMKII-selective ligands have therapeutic potential. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info

Susan Shehata is a wellness educator that helps people release the limiting beliefs that leave them stuck. Today she helps us begin to untangle our emotional experience during Covid, and how to shift our stories so that we can take more conscious action. 

The Youssef Chahine Podcast talks to filmmaker Tara Shehata about two Youssef Chahine musicals, C'es toi mon amour/ ENTA HABIBI (1957) and Silence, on tourne!/Skoot hansawwar (2001).

SusanShehata is a woman of many (MANY) talents but all of them boil down to this; Susan's work centers around helping people identify and unwind the limiting beliefs or the limiting stories - the core stories that keep us stuck. The first half of this episode has us talking about the many healing modalities Susan employs including space work, breath work, and core story work in which she's developed her own process including the simple system she's created to identify our stories around worth, lovability, belonging, safety, competency, power, and freedom and how those core stories become our subconscious operating system driving how we show up in the world. This is all absolutely fascinating stuff but it gets even better... Susan and I talk about her work as a trauma educator and how she's helping in the anti-racism front. Susan says - racism is one of the largest, if not the largest, collective and historical traumas. Historical because of course, it goes back so long and collective because it has not been resolved. So unlike some historical traumas that perhaps we can speak of in past tense, racism is obviously and unfortunately, alive and well. I don't want to give it all away but Susan gets personal with her own stories of technically being white but of Middle Eastern descent and how that's informed her own core stories around safety and belonging. What excites Susan? The fact that we are collectively having very hard conversations. Amen. Ours is a rich conversation that intersects race, culture, and trauma - all so timely and relevant to the here and now. ______ SUSANSHEHATA is a Wellness Educator and Social Entrepreneur, who specializes in helping people transform their stories, by identifying and releasing the limiting beliefs that keep them stuck. She does that through speaking, writing, wellness services, educational programs, business masterminds and events. From the creative merging of her former eco-friendly shop with a healing center to her scholarship program for healing childhood trauma, Susan is an entrepreneur with a heavy focus on social innovation. Susan has been a certified wellness professional, facilitating and educating on transformational healing and space work with an emphasis on trauma recovery, for eighteen years. She is also a credentialed mediator (Qualified Neutral under Rule 114 of the Minnesota General Rules of Practice), and a trained Conflict Coach through the Conflict Resolution Center (Minneapolis). Susan's writing has appeared in The Huffington Post, Elephant Journal and the Twin Cities Pioneer Press and her column, The Space Guru™, has appeared in the Edge Magazine. Susan was the co-host and co-producer of the weekly radio show, Raising the Consciousness on AM950. She is also the creator of The Fabulous Paper Purge, a free online program that was featured on Fox News and KARE11, and has supported over 1300 participants. Susan is a connector who is passionate about supporting other entrepreneurs, community building and inspiring individuals to take action in ways that benefit themselves and humanity. Website ______ For show notes head over to jenvertanen.com/goingthere64 and if there’s one thing I want you to remember ever it’s this… Healing is possible and it starts with #radicalhonesty. I believe in you so effing much and I’m here if you ever need an emotional sidekick to help you through tough times. Until next time…love you already. _____ Love the sorts of fly-on-the-wall intimate conversations I’m hosting on Going There? It would mean the WORLD if you leave a rating/review on iTunes/Apple Podcasts/ Google Play and share with folks most needing these messages of hope, resilience, healing, and yes…laughter at some of the darker sides to life. Website: www.jenvertanen.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/goingtherewithjen My Fave Really Hard Questions: jenvertanen.com/really-hard-questions/ (because you guys know how much I love digging deeper!) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Pioneering obstetrician and gynaecologist Dr Hassan Shehata grew up in Khartoum in Sudan. As a junior doctor he was thrown headlong into revolution, military Islamic extremism, beatings and torture. We talk about his horrific time in ‘ghost house’ prisons, life in Sudan and Egypt, sitting on Bob Marley’s bed in Jamaica, Donald Trump and Hydroxychloroquine, following Liverpool FC around the world and his extraordinary work in helping people become parents. Dr Hassan Shehata, our 100th episode, is also the man who helped Lisa and David have children after 5 miscarriages. One day in the clinic she was astounded when he told her his extraordinary story.   On this episode we cover:    Dr Shehata’s difficult recovery from Covid 19 The real deal behind Hydroxychloroquine and Donald Trump India soldiers, Malaria and gin and tonic How the NHS and private sector manage the emotional side of illness The conference in Italy that sparked his interest in miscarriage immune treatment Growing up in a medical family in Sudan The Italian Convent school he attended in Sudan Being educated by Catholic Nuns and Priests in Khartoum in ‘the Eton of Sudan’ The old-school colonial university of Khartoum The 1985 Sudanese revolution being an amazing time to be a student Doctors being at the frontline for democracy The June 1989 military coup by military officer Omar al-Bashir (who would go on to rule the country until he was overthrown in 2019!) Seeing all his colleagues taken to prison Standing on a soap box Being arrested for the first time and put into a ‘ghost house’ Initially being very well treated Going into hiding until they took his grandfather instead Beatings and torture His colleagues being killed by baseball bats The danger of being incarcerated by very young men The day they told him was going to be executed Being driven blindfolded through the desert The shocking place he was thrown out the car Escaping to Egypt without a passport His policeman uncle in Cairo The physical beatings he had Being spat at being the most degrading But the worse torture being sleep deprivation Witnessing colleagues having their nails pulled out His friend being beaten to death with a baseball bat Fellow doctors physical checking them to see if they could take more torture That government lasting 30 whole years Islamic fanatics military government killing millions How it felt to be dragged to the car supposedly to be executed Being thrown barefoot, shaking and confused into the street Feeling very low when by Egypt His pilot uncle being shot down in Palestine and missing presumed dead Travelling through Egypt as a child in Cairo His grandfather representing him at his own wedding! His wife Selma having photos in her dress with the family Travelling to Saudi Arabia during the World Cup 1990 Travelling from Rhiad through incredible desert (to watch England v Cameroon)   Regular holidays in London as a child to stay in Marble Arch Still being surprised and delighted by London Being an avid Liverpool supporter His first son being an Essex boy Working in different UK hospitals as a junior doctor Looking back on his time in prison Life in the UK rewarding him for his hard work Selling cornflakes shop to shop to raise money to travel  Four naïve boys from Khartoum crossing Europe as a student; Athens to Brindisi, Bologna, Milano, Venice, Genoa, Cannes, Marseilles, Nice, Barcelona and Madrid Discovering years later they were eating pork Getting conned during Ramadan in a dodgy nightclub Sudanese passports being refused by Yugoslavia Winston Churchill and Marilyn Monroe at the Jamaica Inn Visiting Bob Marley’s house Picture perfect Thailand at the Four Seasons Going to Rio for the World Cup Waking up to an ITV crew outside their window Having breakfast with Ian Wright in Brazil Heartbroken in Kiev when Liverpool lost But celebrating watching Liverpool win in Madrid Spine-tingling moments hearing You’ll Never Walk Alone for the first time in a stadium in Khartoum in 1982 Lisa’s Liverpool connections mean that song makes her cry too The overwhelming feelings when one of his patients become parents      

Today we rebroadcast our conversation with John Shehata, the VP of Audience Development at Conde Nast, which is a premier media company that attracts more than 100,000,000 consumers across its industry. In today's episode, we're excited to talk to him about going from SEO Specialist to Executive at a major media company. Show NotesConnect With: John Shehata: Conde Nast // LinkedIn // TwitterThe MarTech Podcast: Email // LinkedIn // TwitterBenjamin Shapiro: Website // LinkedIn // Twitter

Today we rebroadcast our conversation with John Shehata, the VP of Audience Development at Conde Nast, which is a premier media company that attracts more than 100,000,000 consumers across its industry. In today's episode, we're excited to talk to him about going from SEO Specialist to Executive at a major media company. Show NotesConnect With: John Shehata: Conde Nast // LinkedIn // TwitterThe MarTech Podcast: Email // LinkedIn // TwitterBenjamin Shapiro: Website // LinkedIn // TwitterSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Duel de vétérans dans cet épisode. Au sommet du coaching en Afrique, nous avons deux approches : l'Algérien Rabah Saâdane (Le Cheikh) a contribué à qualifier son pays à 3 Coupes du Monde sur deux générations différentes ; l'Egyptien Hassan Shehata (Le Général) a réalisé un triplé historique de victoires consécutives en Coupe d'Afrique des Nations. Quels sont les accomplissements les plus marquants ? A cette question, Redha, Damase, Gilchrist et Nam's reviennent sur les carrières respectives de ces techniciens qui ont marqué l'Histoire de ces pays et du continent africain. Podcast produit par Sports Content

This month we're taking a quick look at a new product that we think that you might be interested to optimize your SEO and content marketing efforts. Joining us is John Shehata, the VP of Audience Development and SEO at Conde Nast and the Founder of Newzdash. In today's episode, we are going to talk about a new product called Newzdash.Connect With:John Shehata: Website // LinkedInThe Voices of Search Podcast: Email // LinkedIn // TwitterBenjamin Shapiro: Website // LinkedIn // Twitter

This month we're going to be taking a long look at the small screen to help you understand what you can do to optimize your mobile SEO efforts. Joining us is John Shehata, the VP of Audience Development and SEO at Conde Nast. In today's episode, we are going to talk about his thoughts on optimizing media sites for mobile.Connect With:John Shehata: Website // LinkedInThe Voices of Search Podcast: Email // LinkedIn // TwitterBenjamin Shapiro: Website // LinkedIn // Twitter

This month we're looking into the crystal ball to tell you SEOs and content marketers what you can expect in 2020. Joining us is John Shehata, the VP of Audience Development and SEO at Conde Nast. In today's episode, we are going to talk about his predictions for 2020. Connect With:John Shehata: Website // LinkedIn The Voices of Search Podcast: Email // LinkedIn // TwitterBenjamin Shapiro: Website // LinkedIn // Twitter

Als neuer Chefdirigent der Philharmonie Südwestfalen hat Nabil Shehata ein klares Ziel. Niemand soll in fünf Jahren mehr fragen: "Südwestfalen? Wo ist das denn?" In der Redezeit erzählt der Deutsch-Ägypter, wie er zur Musik kam und welche Wege er noch gehen will.

The star of this show is my pal Nat, the founder, editor, and ecostylist of tommie magazine. In this episode we talked about representation in fashion, conscious consumerism, tommie magazine where Nat is building a community with a conscience, and plus Nat’s amazing vintage finds! Looking back on this episode with Nat, I love what she had to say about individuality and expression in fashion. It really resonates with me after I’ve created around 30 of these episodes and talked with people who approach preloved with all their unique tastes, styles, and backgrounds. All as unique individuals.  Plus, as a little bonus, I asked Nat to give me her thoughts on preloved fashion, almost one year from when we originally recorded this. You’ll find that at the end.  This is such a beloved favorite, and I hope you’ll enjoy it whether this is the first time you’re tuning in or if you’re a long-term fan. Let’s dive in! Episode Links: Tommie Magazine Slow Style Editorials @tommiemag Eco-Travel Guides Nat’s vintage wedding dress Dolly Up Vintage in Sydney, Australia SWOP The Impact of a Cotton Tshirt Eco Fashion Week Australia Tommie platform events Fashion Revolution Week Tommie shop Kime Buzzelli Nadie Farag of One Who Dresses

Mohammad Shehata, in conversation with KPFA associate theater critic C.S. Soong. Mohammad Shehata plays the role of Jack in Oscar Wilde's “The Importance of Being Earnest,” now at the Aurora Theatre in Berkeley through May 19. In Wilde's comic jewel, the superficial preoccupations of Victorian society are skewered as an elaborate farce plays out among two friends, the imaginary personae they've created, and two women intent on only marrying men with the name “Ernest.” The Aurora Theatre is located at 2081 Addison Street in Berkeley. Aurora Theatre Company's website [Photo: Lisa Keating Photography] The post Interview: Mohammad Shehata about “The Importance of Being Earnest” at Aurora Theatre appeared first on KPFA.

Today we get an inside view into the lessons learned from a great marketer throughout the various stops on his career. Joining us for career day is an SEO specialist turned media mogul, John Shehata. John is VP of Audience Development at Conde Nast, a premier media company that attracts more than 100,000,000 consumers across its industry. Their clients including Vogue, Vanity Fair, Glamor, GQ, Architectural Digest, the New Yorker, and more. Prior to his role at Conde Nast, John held a variety of SEO and consulting roles, and most recently he was Executive Director of Search and Social at ABC News. John's had an amazing career and we're excited to talk to him about going from SEO Specialist to Executive at a major media company. Show NotesConnect With: John Shehata: Conde Nast // LinkedIn // TwitterThe MarTech Podcast: Email // LinkedIn // TwitterBenjamin Shapiro: Website // LinkedIn // Twitter

Today we get an inside view into the lessons learned from a great marketer throughout the various stops on his career. Joining us for career day is an SEO specialist turned media mogul, John Shehata. John is VP of Audience Development at Conde Nast, a premier media company that attracts more than 100,000,000 consumers across its industry. Their clients including Vogue, Vanity Fair, Glamor, GQ, Architectural Digest, the New Yorker, and more. Prior to his role at Conde Nast, John held a variety of SEO and consulting roles, and most recently he was Executive Director of Search and Social at ABC News. John's had an amazing career and we're excited to talk to him about going from SEO Specialist to Executive at a major media company. Show NotesConnect With: John Shehata: Conde Nast // LinkedIn // TwitterThe MarTech Podcast: Email // LinkedIn // TwitterBenjamin Shapiro: Website // LinkedIn // TwitterSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Mike sits down with Imam Sherif Abdalla Shehata of the Islamic Center of Stafford and discusses Islam and Muslim faith.

Mike sits down with Imam Sherif Abdalla Shehata of the Islamic Center of Stafford and discusses Islam and Muslim faith.

Mike sits down with Imam Sherif Abdalla Shehata of the Islamic Center of Stafford to discuss the Islamic faith and what it means to be a Muslim

Tawny Newsome, Maria Shehata, Laura Davis and William Andrews join host, Dave Holmes for theories on Fergie's "London Bridge," first world problem-solving, and exclusive Santa Claus photo ops. Tawny Newsome wants to plug Yo Is This Racist? on Earwolf and her upcoming live shows and recommends The Chi on Showtime. Maria Shehata wants to plug her upcoming tour dates and recommends The Bill Murray. Laura Davis wants to plug her Twitter @lauradaviscomic and recommends learning to pee standing up. William Andrews wants to plug Willy and recommends the Soho Theatre. And finally, Dave Holmes is on Twitter @DaveHolmes. Dave would like to recommend Guy Branum's My Life as A Goddess, Adam Cayton-Holland's Tragedy Plus Time, and Erin Gibson's Feminasty. You can let us know what you think of International Waters and suggest guests through our Facebook group or on Twitter. Written by Riley Silverman and John-Luke Roberts, recorded at MaxFunHQ in LA and GuiltFreePostin London, produced by, Christian Dueñas and Laura Swisher.

Listen and subscribe on: iTunes | Spotify | Stitcher | Google Play | or wherever you get your podcasts! Please rate & review the show so more vintage lovers find this community.   Pre-Loved Podcast is a weekly interview show about rad vintage style with guests you’ll want to go thrifting with. Find the show on Twitter at @PreLovedPod and follow #PreLovedPod for updates on future episodes.   This week, I chat with Nat Shehata (@nattystylist), founder, editor, and eco-stylist of of tommie magazine. We talk about Nat’s amazing vintage finds, personal style, conscious consumerism, building a community with a conscience, and the work Nat is doing at tommie platform.   Links: Tommie Magazine Slow Style Editorials @tommiemag Eco-Travel Guides Nat’s vintage wedding dress Dolly Up Vintage in Sydney, Australia SWOP The Impact of a Cotton Tshirt Eco Fashion Week Australia Tommie platform events Fashion Revolution Week Tommie shop Kime Buzzelli Nadie Farag of One Who Dresses   Want to get in touch? Email me at prelovedpod@gmail.com   Pre-Loved Podcast is created by Emily Stochl of Brume & Daisy. Follow me on Instagram, Twitter, and my blog.

Fatima Shehata from Center for Sustainable Water speaks with Hazel Flynn about 'bridging the gap' and building human resource capacity in Cambodia for sustainable development in the WASH sector.

John Hodgman, Maria Shehata, John Finnemore and Josie Long join host, Dave Holmes for an episode recorded at Kings Place as part of the 2016 London Podcast Festival. Written by Sarah Morgan and Riley Silverman. Produced by Jennifer Marmor and Colin Anderson.

Koz and Ed welcomed Jen Murray as cohost while Maria shipped off to Europe for comedic adventures through November. Do us proud, Shehata!  Anyway, it was a laugh packed show as we hosted guest comics Heather Thomson, Josh Cheney and Danielle Radford and discussed such scintillatingly funny topics as what's the craziest thing we will do when we each get rich and famous, and relive horrible prom nightmares!

Äntligen kommer här ett nytt avsnitt. Detta avsnitt är något utöver det vanliga. Med oss har vi Elena Gabets, ryskan som flyttat till Sverige där hon funnit sin kärlek till standup. Vi har även med oss Maria Shehata och Liz Miele och laddar inför en av vårens roligaste kvällar. Hör försnacket inför Busted - An Evening of Funny Women som gick av stapeln 2/3 på Bonden Bar. Vad vi pratar om? Standup och om hur det är att vara kvinna i en skruvad standup-värld. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jeffrey Martini discusses data from Egyptian elections in the post-Mubarak era. After his presentation, he is joined for a panel discussion by Michele Dunn from the Atlantic Council and Samer S. Shehata from Georgetown University.