Podcasts about Since October

Everyone who listens knows and understands that I have OCD. For people who don’t know what that is, it’s obsessive compulsive disorder. It is classed as a mental disorder. You can go listen to Season 1 episodes and I talk about it a lot. I’ve had OCD for a long time, 40+ years. Some days are worse than other. Some days there is no controlling it and those days are not good at all. I’m constantly in turmoil and no matter how I try I cannot get organized.I refer to OCD as my addiction because just like people that are addicted to drugs, alcohol, sex or gambling you constantly fight for control. Since October, my OCD has been Outta of control daily (that was the name of my original podcast).I was unemployed, husband’s hours had been cut and we knew we needed to sell our home.Having family in real estate really helped. Our realtor found us a private investor and we were under contract in no time. That’s when the real fun started. I had to start packing find movers, not to mention find us a new place to live. I also had to keep the podcast going and search for a permanent job. I had just had one dog put down in September and another was showing signs that he wasn’t well. I tried to keep my daily schedule which if you have OCD, a daily routine is important.I was walking/jogging/running every day at least 2.5 miles and I was doing that in40 minutes or less. Then I made my energy drink and started to work for the day. Since moving I have not been able to do any of that, mainly because of my wreck and trying to heal. However, my OCD does not understand that. My OCD wants a routine. We are starting to get one and it gets better every day. It is a constant struggle to keep things at bay. I know we will eventually get everything worked out and that it will take time. OCD is not patient and it doesn’t understand the healing process either. Things are really looking up in the last few weeks and I have obtained a sponsor and we are working on it together to get her more business and me a bigger following which I hope will lead to more sponsors World Pet Travel - We Can Move Your Pets It is not as easy as you may think to move your furry children to a new country or across country. Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/lsfarnsworth29)

Cases of COVID-19 are on the rise among people experiencing homelessness in LA County. Group shelters are having a particularly hard time controlling the spread. Since October, coronavirus positivity rates within the sheltered homeless population have gone from about 2% to 10%, according to Dr. Heidi Behforouz, chief medical officer for LA County’s Housing For Health program.

Salut à tous ! Cette semaine dans MUTEKI, on vous emmène à Fuchû, à l'ouest du centre-ville de Tokyo. Dans cette ville (qui, techniquement, fait partie de la capitale), se trouve le BISTRO JAZZ NADIA, établissement dont nous avons suivi la création, au fil des émissions. Et depuis le 30 octobre, ce café/concert/restaurant est désormais ouvert, et accueille les curieux, gourmands ou mélomanes de l'Ouest Tokyoïte. Et qui mieux que la patronne elle-même, NADIA, pour en parler avec nous, en direct à l'antenne ! Bonne écoute. Hi everybody ! This week in MUTEKI, we go to Fuchû, a couple of miles west of downtown Tokyo. In this town (which is legally a district of the Capital) you can find a brand new bar called BISTRO JAZZ NADIA, that we have told, show after show, the process of creation. Since October 30th, this concert-hall-restaurant-bar is now open and welcomes the food, drink or music lovers from the whole Western Tokyo. So today, we talk, live on air, with the boss herself, NADIA. Have a nice listening !! Playlist: 1- ROUND TABLE feat. NINO - Chobits - Let Me Be With You 2- COUNTRY GIRLS - Namida no Request 3- YUMI MATSUTOYA - Kiki, la petite sorcière - Rouge no dengon 4- TOKYO SKA PARADISE ORCHESTRA feat. CRYSTAL KAY - Zutto (Sunaga T Experience Remix) 5- RIE FU - Bleach - Life is like a Boat

Since October 2005, Akasha Be Well has been creating and sharing microbatch, handcrafted face and body products while working diligently as a sustainable Colorado business since August 2016 to bring their visions to life and grow a flourishing online business with naturally effective and naturally balanced skincare products. Much like your skincare journey, our story is one filled with discovery, cultivation, and change. Through this journey in building a skincare business of our own, this one promise remains the same: Tesa Edmonson Jones is the Chief Formulator and Healthy Skin Alchemist behind Akasha Be Well Skincare. Akasha Be Well Skincare first started as a body and hair care endeavor for Tesa. After making progress, discovering her best strengths through her own skincare and wellness journey, and changing to a fully developed natural skincare business, Tesa decided to solely focus on skin and body care. Tesa is an Herbalist, Wellness Advocate, and Biology graduate with more than 15 years of herbal experience and an expertly developed sense for formulation and blending. Her expertise in these areas, including chemistry, comes from her extensive training as a biologist combined with a developed culinary sense to properly create the naturally effective formulations necessary for the development of the skincare line. A devoted wife, mother, and aunt, Tesa enjoys spending time together as a family, cooking, gardening, being a huge bio nerd, and spirited fangirl. Learn more about Akasha Be Well at: Akashabewell.com Learn more about our virtual summit at: cleanbeautycon.com

Episode Guest:Liz Fehrenbach, RN, has worked as a registered nurse and care coordinator for HIV-positive adults and individuals experiencing homelessness for 11 years. Before working at Joseph’s House, she provided outreach, clinical nursing care, and medical case management as the nurse at a small Health Care for the Homeless clinic in Burlington, Vermont. Her background in serving vulnerable populations, along with her interest in social justice and contemplative care, led her to Joseph’s House in 2016. For three years, she provided nursing care coordination and case management for current and former residents. Since October 2019, she has served as the program director at Joseph’s House. In this role, she is responsible for developing and implementing policies and procedures; overseeing quality improvement and management; and supervising our care team of registered nurses, social workers, care aides, and service-year volunteers.Credits:Hosted by Clarence Fluker, AAMC director of community engagement.Produced by Mikhaila Richards, AAMC senior digital content strategist, and Clarence Fluker.Episode recorded and edited by Laura Zelaya, AAMC production manager.With special contributions from Sholape Oriola, AAMC video specialist, and Adedayo Adeniyi, AAMC community health specialist.You Might Also Be Interested In:Joseph's House"Joseph’s House: Where Homeless D.C. Residents Find Comfort In Their Final Days"(WAMU 88.5)"The Longest Night: Discharged and Homeless" (AAMCNews)"As Living With HIV Becomes More Common, Affordable Housing Remains Out of Reach for Many Seniors"(AAMCNews)

Since October 2020, Twitter has announced a cascade of new rules to stop false claims and hoaxes. You may have noticed certain politicians tweets labeled with a warning during election week (38% of Trump's tweets on election day, in particular). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Latino Support For President Trump is Growing Latino voters overwhelmingly supported Joe Biden for the presidency, but a growing share of Latinos voted for President Donald Trump both in California and nationwide. That’s according to a poll of more than 5,000 Latinos across the U.S., taken the day before election day.  Reporter: Farida Jhabvala Romero, KQED  Prop 21's Defeat is a Big Win for the Real Estate Industry Rent control lost big on election night in California. Prop 21 was defeated by a huge margin. It was a repeat of results from a similar ballot measure two years ago, and a major victory for the real estate industry. Reporter Erin Baldassari, KQED Prop 22's Passage Could Set a Precedent For the Future of Low Wage Work On Tuesday, California voters passed Prop 22 by a large margin. Backed by 200 million dollars from Silicon Valley companies like Uber and Doordash, the measure makes it legal for gig companies to classify workers as contractors.  Guest: Sam Harnett, KQED California's COVID-19 Cases Are Rising Slowly and Steadily California continues to see an uptick in new coronavirus cases. The state added more than 5 thousand new cases on Tuesday. Since October, California’s test positivity rate has ticked up to 3.3%. Misinformation on Social Media Expected to Surge in Coming Weeks Silicon Valley’s social media giants are working to quash misinformation in these tense days after the election. Twitter and Facebook have flagged a number of President Trumps' posts, including one on Tuesday night where Trump falsely said the election was being “stolen” from him. Guest: Shirin Ghaffary, Recode  

You all met Theron Cosgrave and Principal Ally Rocco in episodes 67, and 77. Since October of 2019, I’ve been following this group of educators in California’s central valley as they work to build one of the most innovative middle school models I’ve heard anything about in recent decades. MAD Tech characterizes some of the most important questions in education for me. Here’s just one example in my mind: What does it mean to intersect great learning design with great design for physical spaces in this age where we've learned so much about how the two can complement one another?In this episode we’re joined by Laura Quiroz, Dean of Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment, to hear more about how the instructional model for MadTech has been forced to flex, and more about what they're learning in relation to the core principles of their design that they've been able to carry over in spite of COVID. One of a few bright spots that the school is leveraging and that came up in our conversation is their use of VDI. We didn't get to come back to this in the conversation, though Allyson and Laura messaged me moments after it came up in our conversation to answer my question about the acronym. VDI stands for Virtual Desktop Infrastructure. I bring it up again here to ask that if you or someone you know are an expert with VDI, I'd love to hear from them on social media. Share resources you may have about case studies that have worked using VDI to extend access to software that may not run easily on a chromebook. I'll share those resources in an upcoming episode. Links:Madera Unified Schools: https://www.madera.k12.ca.us/Desktop Virtualization: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Desktop_virtualization See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to Glow & Green Podcast season 3. We published our last podcast episode of season 2 in July 2020. And today we are kicking off our season 3 with our amazing guest Shruti Babu.  Since October is breast cancer awareness month, Shruti is not just advocate for breast cancer but survivor as well. So let’s dig in!!!  Follow her: https://www.instagram.com/pajamamama512/ Website: Glow & Green: https://glowngreen.com/ Like us on Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/glowngreen/?modal=admin_todo_tour Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/glowngreen/ Follow us on Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/acharya0757/ Intro/Outro Music Track: A Life Of Design (Full Track) Music Composer: Krzysztof Rzeznicki (PRS)/Lynne Publishing (PRS)

Since October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we're talking with Breast Nurse Navigator Melissa Hoag, R.N., O.C.N., C.N.-B.N. Melissa explains the importance of getting a yearly mammogram, what to be on the lookout for regarding changes in your breasts, new technology that's available and much more.

Hi everybody it's Erin and welcome back to this week's episode of the "Love You, Mean It" podcast! This week I'm bringing on my mom to have an intimate conversation about her miscarriages and how she coped with them. Since October is National Infant and Pregnancy Loss month we wanted to honor my mom and the other women who have courageously gone through this hardship by bringing this conversation to our platform. Hope you love this episode, don't forget to follow us on Instagram, and we love you mean it! Chrissy Teigen's Instagram post: https://www.instagram.com/p/CFyWQLWpJ3u/ Miscarriage Support Groups: https://www.verywellfamily.com/miscarriage-support-organizations-2371339 Miscarriage Resource Center: https://www.mymiscarriagematters.org/resource-center.html LYMI Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/loveyoumeanitpodcast/?hl=en LYMI Merch: loveyoumeanit.redbubble.com Spiral by KV https://soundcloud.com/kvmusicprod Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported — CC BY 3.0 Free Download / Stream: http://bit.ly/Spiral-KV Music promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/aFVuHUfcV60 --- This episode is sponsored by · Charity Promotion: Democracy Works: This advertisement is part of a charitable initiative in partnership with Democracy Works. howto.vote · Charity Promotion: BallotReady: The goal of this initiative is to increase voter education and encourage your listeners to get the vote out during the 2020 General Election this November. https://www.ballotready.org/ Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/loveyoumeanitpodcast/support

Since October is usually dedicated to all things or and scary, this episode of the Refreshed podcast is unique. Listen in as Brian and Jarrod share some of their personal fears and talk about the fear of not having answers during difficult times. Visit TodayatCitrus.org for information about Oct. 14th's prayer vigil and more.Ps. 77 "Confidence in a Time of Crisis"Is. 55: 8-9Support the show (http://www.citruschurch.org/give)

The Harvest Moon lights up the sky tonight — the most popular full Moon of the year. In earlier eras, farmers used its light to harvest crops long into the night. And even today it doesn’t hurt. There are several methods for figuring the date of the Harvest Moon. One says it’s the full Moon of September. And this year, the Moon was full on September 1st. The most common rule, though, is that the Harvest Moon is the full Moon closest to the fall equinox. That took place on September 22nd. September’s full Moon came a full three weeks before that. By contrast, October’s full Moon is nine days after the equinox, so it wins the “Harvest Moon” honors. One thing that makes the Harvest Moon so helpful is that, from high northern latitudes, it rises only a few minutes later each night. So for several nights in a row, the Moon is already up and shining by the time evening twilight fades away. That allowed farmers to keep right on working without a break. The Harvest Moon won’t be the only full Moon this month. The average gap between full Moons is 29 and a half days. Since October has 31 days, that leaves enough time to squeeze in another one, on the 31st — a Blue Hunter’s Halloween Moon. As you watch the Harvest Moon tonight, you’ll see a bright companion following it across the sky. That’s Mars, which rises to the lower left of the Moon. The planet looks like a brilliant orange star. More about the Moon and Mars tomorrow. Script by Damond Benningfield Support McDonald Observatory

I met Ken Sledge, of Sledgehammer Horror, through my dear friend Charlotte Horton. He launched a new horror podcast - MY FIRST HORROR FILM - during the pandemic, and it is definitely garnering attention. Ken is an awesome dude, and I love his podcast - and will be a guest on the show next week. Since October is a few days away, I thought this would be the perfect time to introduce you to: MY FIRST HORROR FILM PODCAST. BIO Ken Sledge is the co-creator and host of Sledge Hammer Horror. He is an avid fan of all things horror and baseball. His family owned a video store as a kid [Downtown Video] so he grew up with access to all the movies he wanted and always gravitated more to the horror section. Sledgehammer Horror https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtujyz-Y8BGP8uVXq8Gx77w #horror #horrormovies #podcast #horrorfilms #fun #funny #mimosas #beer #laughing --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mimosaswithmichael/support

Suzi Ruffell is a comedian, actor and writer. She began her stand-up[ career in 2006 and has been touring extensively ever since. Suzi has regularly appeared on many panel shows including Mock the Week, 8 Out of 10 Cats and The Last Leg. Since October 2015,she has co-hosted the podcast Like Minded Friends with comedian Tom Allen and this year she started the podcast Out with Suzi Ruffell.We began by talking about school and how at times is was extremely challenging for Suzi because of her dyslexia, but also how drama and performing gave her a focus and a distraction and eventually led her to stand-up. Suzi tells us about being dazzled by visiting the West End on a school trip and how that moment was the start of her creative journey. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/theblankpodcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Psychology academic, Professor Linda Waimarie Nikora was formerly the Director of the Maori & Psychology Research Unit in the School of Psychology at the University of Waikato.  Since October 2017, she has taken up the position of Professor Indigenous Studies at the University of Auckland where she is also Co-Director of Nga Pae o te Marama-tanga, New Zealand’s Maori Centre of Research Excellence. Her specialty interest is in the development of indigenous psychologies to serve the interests and aspirations of indigenous peoples. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

*) Lebanon’s government resigns after Beirut blast Lebanon's government has resigned in the aftermath of public anger over the blast in Beirut that killed at least 200 people and injured some 6,000 others. Announcing the resignation, Prime Minister Hassan Diab blamed previous governments for the catastrophe. Since October, protestors have been demanding the departure of the entire leadership over corruption, incompetence and mismanagement. *) One killed during second night of protests in Belarus At least one man has been killed during protests in Belarus as demonstrators clashed with police for a second night after a disputed election. Alexander Lukashenko claimed a sixth term in an election the opposition says was rigged. Police used rubber bullets, stun grenades and tear gas as demonstrators fought back with stones and fireworks, building makeshift barricades in chaotic scenes of defiance. *) Blast in Pakistan kills at least five people At least five people have been killed and 10 others injured after a motorbike bomb attack on an anti-drug force near the Afghan border in Pakistan. The attack in Balochistan comes more than a week after Pakistani troops clashed with labourers demanding the reopening of Pak-Afghan border crossing. So far, no group has claimed responsibility. *) Egypt holds Senate election Egyptians head to the polls to elect members of a newly formed Senate, with results expected next Wednesday. The public will elect two-thirds of the 300-strong Council of Senators, with the rest to be appointed by President Abdel Fattah el Sisi. The senate election comes more than a year after the restoration of parliament’s lower chamber, which was dissolved in 2014. And finally, *) Alarming data from Brazil’s Amazon fires Preliminary data indicates that deforestation in Brazil's Amazon could be at a 14-year high. The Amazon lost 9,205 square kilometres of vegetation in the last 12 months, according to data from Brazil’s space agency. The 34 percent increase in deforestation was largely due to a surge in fires during August and September last year.

Since October, the Lebanese lira has lost more than 80 per cent of its value. Lebanon’s long-suffering people now face losing their jobs, businesses and savings, as well as shortages of power and basic supplies. Andrew Mueller is joined by Leila Molana-Allen, Lina Khatib and Vicky Pryce for an insight into how Lebanon got here and what factors are at play when a currency collapses.

Since October, the Lebanese lira has lost more than 80 per cent of its value. Lebanon’s long-suffering people now face losing their jobs, businesses and savings, as well as shortages of power and basic supplies. Andrew Mueller is joined by Leila Molana-Allen, Lina Khatib and Vicky Pryce for an insight into how Lebanon got here and what factors are at play when a currency collapses. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Since October, SCOTUSblog has been outside the Supreme Court collecting data and stories from people who traveled to see oral arguments in person during the 2019-2020 term. On December 11, 2019, two of our staff attempted to obtain seats via the public line to watch an argument. They recorded their experience in hopes that it would aid others who want to be part of the audience in the courtroom. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A mechanical engineer by trade, Darren quickly realized that a W-2 job and 401K would not support the current and retirement lifestyle that he wanted. At the convincing by a friend he attended one of the guru seminars, in Knoxville. He started purchasing single family rentals and doing flips 4 months after attending the seminar. In April of 2017 he was laid off from his corporate job of 12 years. Darren went all in to real estate investing by cashing in his 401K and stock options. In November of 2017 he attended the very first Jake and Gino live event in Knoxville. During the first day of the event, he made the decision to focus on multifamily assets and sell all of his single family rentals. But he also still enjoys flipping houses.  Since October of 2018 Darren has become part owner on the GP side in 204 units.  Darren started a Multifamily meetup in Johnson City, TN in March of 2019. With Johnson City being such a great market, he saw a need to bring other multifamily investors together there, to leverage the power of partnerships, the market, and capital. He thrives on inspiring and motivating others and living the Go-Giver attitude! Darren live each day with gratitude.   Notes: The Go Giver Inky Johnson Crawford Investments LLC Darren on LinkedIn   Find Us On Social Media: Facebook Instagram

How are bitcoin (BTC) miners strategizing for the upcoming halving event in which block reward subsidies will be cut by 50 percent? On this week’s episode of “Bitcoin Halving 2020: Miner Perspectives,” Kristy-Leigh Minehan and Pavel Moravec give an in-depth explanation of what miners are doing to maximize profits and increase operational efficiency. Since October, Minehan explains, bitcoin mining farms have been getting on “the upgrade train” and purchasing state-of-the-art ASIC machines such as the Antminer S17 and S19. Moravec says bitcoin miners have also been looking at creative ways to cut electricity costs by leveraging surplus energy from certain cities’ power grids. What started primarily as a hobby in 2009 has flourished over the years, gained broader adoption and ultimately evolved into a new, professional industry. “We’ve gotten to a point in bitcoin’s history where the government is paying attention and has started to realize bitcoin isn’t going away. Mining is not going away. And it’s in their best interest to start working with ... miners,” Minehan said.Teaming up with local governments and utility providers is another miner strategy both Minehan and Moravec have seen on the increase in recent years. This is why Minehan believes even the geographic distribution of miners, which was discussed in depth in an earlier podcast episode, may further diversify in future to regions such as North America and Europe. To download or stream this episode, you can go to Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Pocketcasts, Google Podcasts, Castbox, Stitcher, RadioPublica or RSS. For early access to future episodes, be sure to click subscribe on these channels. For more information about the bitcoin halving, CoinDesk Research recently published a 30-page explainer report on these events, which features additional commentary from Minehan, Moravec and other mining industry experts. The report is free to download on the CoinDesk website.

Since October 2001, direct-response copywriter, author, and seminar speaker Tom Trush has been writing marketing materials that give entrepreneurs and executives in more than 120 industries an alternative to the typical corporate nonsense that makes most outreach efforts useless. From website content and direct mail to special reports and email campaigns, Tom shows clients how simply changing their perspective on prospects can help position them as an industry authority, deliver higher returns on their marketing investments, and allow them to reach larger audiences with less effort. What you’ll learn about in this episode: How Tom transitioned his interest in sports writing into a career working for a news wire service and then writing for marketing materials How branding and direct-response marketing differ, and why direct-response is a better option for getting your prospect to take action Why differentiating your law firm from your competitors is the key to effective branding and marketing Why it is important to ensure that your website contains words like “you” and “your” to show that you are focused on the prospect and their needs Why trying to force a single message to work for all audiences is ineffective, and why you need to tailor your messaging to the market you’re addressing Why your messaging should be clear and target your prospects’ needs and problems in an individualized way What steps Tom recommends you can take to create an interesting and attention-grabbing headline How to create a call-to-action that explains to your prospect what will happen and provides an incentive Why the language used on your landing page should mirror the language you use in your pay-per-click advertising Why the channel you choose doesn’t determine your marketing success, and why you need to focus on your market and message before you decide what channel to use Resources: Website: www.writewaysolutions.com The “You” Effect by Tom Trush: https://amzn.to/2WyRdKa Escape the Expected by Tom Trush: https://amzn.to/3a4hLH7 The Reluctant Writer’s Guide by Tom Trush: https://amzn.to/393iJCn Facebook: www.facebook.com/tomtrush LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/tomtrush/ LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/write-way-solutions/about/ Twitter: @tomtrush Additional Resources: PILMMA Join Page: www.pilmma.org/marketing-lawyers-law-firm-management/

In dieser Episode sind wir zu Besuch bei Martha Zimmermann, Gründerin der Plom Gallery und "La Casita de Los Superpoderes del Arte" in Barcelona. 2013 eröffnete Martha die erste Galerie für zeitgenössische Kunst die nur Kinder gewidmet ist in Spanien. Seit Oktober 2019 bietet sie zudem in ihrem Atelier im Stadtteil Sarría wöchentliche Kunstkurse für Kinder an. Fast schon zu Beginn von Plom Gallery lernten sich Astrid und Martha kennen und so entstand die Idee ein ähnliches Konzept nach Berlin zu bringen. Die beiden unterhalten sich über das neue Genre Kunst für Kinder, deren Herausforderungen und natürlich auch Chancen gemeinsame Projekte voranzutreiben. In this episode we are visiting Martha Zimmermann, founder of the Plom Gallery and "La Casita de Los Superpoderes del Arte" in Barcelona. In 2013 Martha opened the first gallery for contemporary art dedicated only to children in Spain. Since October 2019 she has also been offering weekly art courses for children in her studio in the Sarría district. Almost at the beginning of Plom Gallery Astrid and Martha met each other and so the idea was born to bring a similar concept to Berlin. The two talk about the new genre of art for children, its challenges and of course the chances of pushing forward joint projects.

Questions I ask Mustang Marie:Natasha versus Mustang Marie -- which is your preference?Who inspired you?Why the fascination with classic Mustangs?Are you a social media pro turned Mustang fanatic or Mustang fanatic turned social media pro?Tell me all about your purchase -- name, rank and specs do tell.Why was having a survivor important to you?Are you are a wash and wax owner or an under the hood enthusiast?Will Raven (your Classic Mustang) be a daily driver?What’s your day to day with GTB?What is your goal as Mustang Marie?Who is on your dinner list? 5 invites are at your disposal. Who’s coming to dinner, alive or dead?Links mentioned on the show today:Gone in 60 seconds - https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0071571/Legendary Motor Cars - https://www.legendarymotorcar.com/Stallion Auto Sport - http://www.stallionautosport.com/The Big Reveal (Mustang Marie takes ownership of Raven): https://www.instagram.com/tv/B3z0iNghAVu/?igshid=p2nsikwgg7iySocial Handles:Instagram: @mustang.marieFacebook: @mustangsandmarieTwitter: @mustang_marieYouTube: Mustang MarieWebsite: mustangmarie.com Ford Mustang, The Early Years Podcast -- Guest Interview ApplicationDo you own an early year Mustang?:yesWhat do you do for a living and is it related to classic cars or Mustangs?:I work for GTB, one of Ford's marketing agencies, and I am the lead Senior Social Publisher for Ford Mustang social content, as well as the Social Content Manager for the GT500 Track Tour program. In my spare time, I also manage my own brand, "Mustang Marie" - a social media personality and influencer that educates and informs the community about Mustangs, with a specific focus on first generation.Is there anything specific you would like to share on the show? If you are in the classic car business (selling, repairing, restoring, products or services provided to owners) what can we promote on the show to our community of Mustang owners? :I would love to share my story about how Mustang Marie started, and how that led to my job working with Ford.If you own a Mustang or classic car, have you named your car? If so, what is his/her name?:Yes. Her name is Raven.How long have you owned your classic ride?:Since October 19, 2019.If you've made improvements to your classic car or restored it, what work have you done?:She is a true survivor car, and I want her to stay that way. All I've really done is had her professionally detailed (a ceramic wax to protect her original paint, and a ceramic coat to protect the chrome), as well as repairs to two tears we found in the upholstery, and some other extremely minor fixes.Do you work on your classic cars yourself or do you have a mechanic or shop do the work? Explain please:Since Raven was bought through Legendary Motor Car, they fixed any minor issues they saw before the car was sent off to detailing. In the future, I plan on doing more work myself.What plans do you have for improvements/restoration/modification of your classic car?:Absolutely nothing. She's a true survivor, so keeping her as original as possible is the ultimate goal. It would really just continue to ensure she's running at her best.If you are on social media, please share your social media names/handles so we can tag you when promoting your episode.:Instagram: @mustang.marieFacebook: @mustangsandmarieTwitter: @mustang_marieYouTube: Mustang MarieWebsite: mustangmarie.comHave an idea for the show or think you'd make a great guest, send an email to the host:doug@turnkeypodcast.comGet our episodes in your inbox follow the link in the show notes: www.TheMustangPodcast.comThanks for listening, keep it safe, keep in rollin’ and keep it on the road! Until next time.

“Unbreakable" The last 4+ months have been the hardest as a parent that I have ever experienced. I have questioned my ability to be a quality father. I have questioned my ability to have control of "the situation". I have questioned my ability to be there for my son in the way he needed it. I have questioned... if I was even what he needed. Since October 29th Eva and I have had an extremely tough time getting our 7-year old son Camden, to school. In total, he has only been to 3 full days since that time. He has been experiencing some major anxiety when we get to the gates of the school. To the point where his body language physically changes and you can see he is experiencing pain. We have been taking him almost every day, sometimes sitting in the office until 2:30 and he still won’t go to class. At first, for Eva and I, it was mainly frustration. “What is the problem?” “You are making me late for work” “Just go in like all of the other kids” We tried a number of things to get him to go in. Incentives, rewards, therapists, consequences, threats... you name it we tried it. Yesterday, I got a call from the school nurse explaining that it might be a good idea to get him to be homeschooled for the rest of the year. After the months of frustration we strongly considered it, we spoke with the therapist last night and she said, “let’s give it another 2 weeks”. So today’s goal was to get him into the classroom for 15 minutes. I know that doesn’t sound like much, but when you look into his eyes and see the pain, fear, and disappointment in them, you’d probably change your mind. To him, this is a REAL fear. It is the equivalent to me being told I have to go skydiving, it is just happening at a lower scale for him. So to see him get to school and KNOW he has to face something that he is afraid of doing is an accomplishment in itself. When we walked in today, we sat down and the counselor walked in and said, “Camden, it's time to go”. He got up and walked with her to class. 17 minutes later, he came back with papers, Valentine’s cards, and a huge smile on his face and said, “I did it” and gave me a fist bump. As soon as we stepped outside he yelled, “YEAH!, I’m Unbreakable!” When we got in the car he asked to listen to the song “Unbreakable" by Anti-Flag: http://bit.ly/UnBreakable-AF So we put it on and turned it up to 11. He wanted to listen to this song because this is how he felt in that moment. Unbreakable. For obvious reasons, this is now currently my favorite song. I have never been so proud of him. It has nothing to do with him going to school for 15 minutes. It has everything to do with him facing his fears, accepting a challenge, and coming out on top. It has everything to do with him feeling that he is unbreakable. I am proud of him for not giving up and trying each day. I am proud of him for teaching me a new lesson over these last few months. I am proud of him because he is my son. But most importantly, I’m proud of him because he is… “Unbreakable" ___________________ The opening Lyrics to “Unbreakable” When I get knocked down I get back up again, yeah Backed by my family and my friends, yeah A vicious culture leaves us lost in life Fueled on anger, fueled on spite Watch the phoenix rising up This ain't no fucking joke Unbreakable Unbreakable today Unbreakable In every single way *If your worry is that my 7-year old heard the F-word, you’ve missed the message. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/learn-for-2/message

Since October 2019, Chile has been crippled by rolling strikes across multiple sectors of the economy, and generalised political rebellion in the streets. The cause of these uprisings at one point, was the raising in prices of fares on the Santiago subway, but has since channelled people’s general anger and frustration at political corruption and enduring poverty in that country. Juliana Rivas, is a Latin American Feminist, she studied sociology in Chile. Worked in different public institutions in Chile in areas related to socio-urban issues. She participates in a group called Loca-Latin Americana Berlin working to support the Chilean rebellion.

Producer/Host: Meredith DeFrancesco Studio Engineer: John Greenman a) Since October, South Portland, Portland, Bar Harbor and Brunswick have all declared a Climate Emergency. Today we speak with local youth who were instrumental in these efforts and continue to escalate a movement for climate action. b) We discuss the imperative for immediate action and the necessity and opportunity to concentrate on action at local governmental level. c) On January 21st, the Bar Harbor Town Council additionally passed a measure to create a Climate Emergency Task Force with mission of drawing down the town’s carbon emissions by 2030. We discuss this and yesterdays meeting of the State’s newly formed Maine Climate Council, and the Maine Youth for Climate Justice’s Youth Voices Day. Guests: Sirohi Kumar, MDI High School student, MDI High School ECO Team, Maine Youth for Climate Justice, founding member of Bar Harbor Climate Emergency Coalition. Adam” Nusselien, MDI High School student, MDI High School ECO Team, Maine Youth for Climate Justice, founding member of Bar Harbor Climate Emergency Coalition. Thomas Korstanje – MDI High School student, MDI High School ECO Team, Maine Youth for Climate Justice, founding member of Bar Harbor Climate Emergency Coalition. Anna Siegel – 8th grade student at Friends School of Portland, ME Strikes, Maine Youth for Climate Justice Ania Wright- student at College of the Atlantic, Youth Representative on the Maine Climate Council, founding member of Bar Harbor Climate Emergency Coalition, Earth in Brackets (COA) Laura Berry- recent College of the Atlantic graduate, Program Manager for the College of the Atlantic- Community Energy Center, director for research and publications for the Climate Mobilization Project. Today’s program was co-produced by WERU FM/RadioActive and Sunlight Media Collective.

Iraq. Since October of last year, a protest movement has taken hold of the country. After 16 years of conflict, Iraq is tired. Its people want political and economic reforms.America didn’t pay attention. Until, that was, a militia stormed an embassy, America killed an Iranian General, and tensions between the U.S. and Iran flared. For a moment, the whole world paid attention.They should keep paying attention.Here to explain why is Rasha Al Aqeedi.Rasha is from the Iraqi city of Mosul. She’s the Managing Editor of Raise Your Voice, an Arabic language platform covering politics and Society in Iraq. Her work has appeared in The Atlantic and her research has appeared at George Washington University and in stories by The New York Times, The Washington Post, and The Associated Press. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

CEO of Ivoclar Vivadent, Diego Gabathuler, shares his perspective on what it means to lead a customer-centric business. Diego and show host, Julia, discuss why he’s become such an ardent supporter of customer experience, how he’s moving the business from CX strategy to action and what CX professionals need to do to win over senior business leaders. If you’d like to know what drives an authentically customer-centric mindset at the highest levels of business leadership, then this episode is for you. Insights from a senior business leader Diego Gabathuler has been the CEO of the dental company Ivoclar Vivadent AG, headquartered in Schaan, Liechtenstein, since 1 July 2019. The Swiss native initially joined the company as a member of the Global Product Management in 2002. He then went on to work for Logitech and several other companies until he rejoined Ivoclar Vivadent in Schaan as Senior Director Europe West & South, Near & Middle East and Africa in 2016. Since October 2017, he has been a member of the Corporate Management. Ivoclar Vivadent is one of the world's leading manufacturers of innovative material systems for high-quality dental applications. The company has wholly owned subsidiaries in 29 countries, and it employs about 3,500 people worldwide. Diego views customer experience as a key strategic imperative for the success of any business today...and one that should be led by the CEO. It's in my title. For me CEO means Customer Experience Officer. - Diego Gabathuler CX as a differentiator Diego has taken on customer experience as one of his core strategic imperatives. He sees a customer marketplace that is increasingly complex, both for companies and for consumers. With more technology and a faster flow of information, products can also quickly become commoditized. Amid this landscape, customer experience becomes one of the few ways that businesses can stand out. These changes haven't happened overnight, and Diego highlights that as one of the challenges. Without a "big bang" push towards customer experience, it means that many companies have been too slow to respond.  Diego highlights that he sees customer experience and brand as one in the same. A brand, from his perspective, is the sum of the experiences provided by that brand. That's a progressive view on the concept of branding, and one that many CX professionals would like to be more widely used within the marketing community. Customer-centric thinking requires understanding the customer Early in our interview Diego pointed out the importance of understanding customers and integrating their perspectives into the customer journey, product innovation, and business planning. This is the foundation of customer-centric strategy. The dental industry has been largely product-led for many years, but Diego has pushed his team to actually listen to the customer, rather than relying soley on expert insights, which is often the default in his sector. That said, not all voice of customer (VOC) insights are created equal. Diego spoke about the need to unify customer experience data from 3 different sources in order to provide a robust picture of customer needs: Field research, observation and big data. Asking customers what they want might sound like the best approach, but CX teams need to pair this with user data to see what customers are actually doing. For example, the Ivoclar Vivadent team conducted research to find out where customers wanted to get their product information. Customers responded that they referenced print materials (e.g. catalogs, and brochures) but user data suggested that most were actually getting their information online. Diego chalks this up to people reflecting on their past experiences and longstanding habits, rather than recent behavior. Had the team only listened to customer feedback without pairing this with behavior observations, they might have made the wrong decisions about which touchpoints to focus on. ...

Since October 2019, filmmakers such as Martin Scorsese and Francis Ford Coppola have been making it known in the press their disdain for Marvel Comics superhero films and how they are impacting the film industry. Read more @ Washington Babylon...

Since October 17 through December 7, 2019 is the Medicare Open Enrollment period, this is the perfect time to revisit a previous Podcast on Medicare. As a new Medicare recipient, I can tell you that Medicare has been the best part of retirement for me. And obtaining all of the information prior to signing up is key to making the most of this earned benefit. So, please take 30 minutes to listen to my additional comments and the repost of Demystifying Medicare with Medicare Broker, Tom Bay of Tom Bay and Associates.

Since October is almost Oct-over it's time to turn down the lights and look over your shoulder because today someone might be playing a spook-tacular Halloween episode for you! We'll share some simply horrifying stories about being an adult from Amanda Holden (AKA the Dumpster Doggy). We'll also offer you a nice treat from Chuck Jaffe (The Money Life podcast) who will share how he tricks the treaters. But it's not all partying with fantastic friends, on this celebration of financial horror. In our headlines segment, we'll show you a super easy way to save some money...and it's one that's probably sitting in your house right now. Like a few extra Benjamins a year? We do! After a little dose of Doug's trivia, we'll wind up the show by throwing out the Haven Life line, as always. It's a fantastic, horrible, money-saving episode of Stacking Benjamins on tap! Enjoy.

Since October is Bilingual Child Month, we are rebroadcasting our America the Bilingual podcast on the status of bilingual education among deaf children. What happens when their parents aren’t able to find schools that teach American Sign Language—and why can’t they? The America the Bilingual podcast is part of the Lead with Languages campaign of ACTFL—The American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages. This episode was written by Mim Harrison, the editorial and brand director of the America the Bilingual project, and edited by Fernando Hernández, who also does the sound design and mixing. Steve Leveen is the executive producer and host. The associate producer is Beckie Rankin. Rob Kennedy, Alejandro Capriles and the rest of the team at Daruma Tech power our website. Graphic arts are created by Carlos Plaza Design Studio. Caroline Doughty is our social media maestro. Meet the America the Bilingual team—including our bark-lingual mascot, at americathebilingual.com Support for the America the Bilingual project comes from the Levenger Foundation. Music in this episode, “Quasi Motion” by Kevin MacLeod, was used with a Creative Commons Attribution License. Our thanks to Epidemic Sound for helping us make beautiful music together.

About one in eight U.S. women will develop breast cancer in their lifetime. Since October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Laura Bozzuto joined the Women’s Healthcast to talk about breast cancer symptoms, the latest in screening guidelines, and how to lower your breast cancer risk. Dr. Bozzuto is an ob-gyn with specialty training in breast cancer surgery.

Since October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, I wanted to do an episode all about breast’s! It was important to me to have this episode centered around gratitude for our breasts. I asked women ages 17-68 to share their ‘why’ on the reasons they’re thankful for their breasts.

Since October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month I brought in breast cancer survivor, Dr. Nicole Robinson, who says she found purpose in her diagnosis. We had girl talk about how she stayed so positive during her treatment, how she found purpose after the first day of chemotherapy, and how she gives other women hope through her organization, Hatz 4 Hearts.

Since October 5th, 47000 employees of the Telangana State Road Transport Corporation, have been on strike. What are their demands? How is the state functioning in their absence? Why is the state government taking such a strong stance? Sreenivas Janyala, our Telangana correspondent, explains. Next, Shubhajit Roy, who covers foreign affairs for the Indian Express, discusses how India-Pakistan relations are continuing to degrade, the status of the Kartarpur corridor, and why Pakistan was greylisted by the international Financial Action Task Force. Last, Krishn Kaushik, who reported on the escalating hostilities at the LoC this weekend, explains how the events unfolded and the two countries' differing stances on what actually transpired.

LDS Study Session seeks to generate reflection and about areas in the Restored Gospel. Whether it's Come Follow Me, a General Conference talk or a recent Gospel Topic, hopefully you'll find something to keep the Spirit of Christ in your life. @mattsroberts90 ldsstudysession@gmail.com Today we research a little into the use of the phrase 'covenant path' which seems to have come into use regularly in recent General Conference messages, particularly since the call of President Russell M Nelson. We look at the facts of this and just how much the phrase has increased in use. Since October 1992: First use of 'Covenant Path' - Sister Elaine S Dalton Apr 2007 Before President Russell M Nelson Call (2007-2017) - 27 uses (18 talks) After President Russell M Nelson Call (2018-2019) - 83 uses (47 talks) Apr 2019 alone - 19 uses (11 talks) Oct 2019 alone - 28 uses (14 talks)

Miscarriage is both fairly common (occurring in somewhere between 15 and 25% of pregnancies) and under-discussed. Since October is Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month, Kristen Sharp joined the Women's Healthcast to talk about miscarriage and pregnancy loss. Dr. Sharp leads the UW Health Hope After Loss clinic, where she supports patients experiencing pregnancy or infant loss, or preparing for a pregnancy following a loss. She talked about how common miscarriage and pregnancy loss are, what we understand about the causes, the complex landscape of grief following a pregnancy loss, and important advice for health care teams – as well as family and friends – supporting people through pregnancy loss.

Since October is Breast Cancer Awareness month, Sarah is replaying the episode in which she talks about breast health. She talks about breast health: self-exams, clinical exams and mamograms, as well as how to potentially lower your risk of breast cancer, and what it means to have dense breast tissue.We would like to thank our Sponsor: GSMC Podcast NetworkAdvertise with US: http://www.gsmcpodcast.com/advertise-with-us.html Website: http://www.gsmcpodcast.com/health-and-wellness-podcast.html ITunes Feed : https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/gsmc-health-wellness-podcast/id1120883564 GSMC YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mnvoV83f1_ATwitter: https://twitter.com/GSMC_Health Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GSMCHealthandWellness/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gsmc_health/ Disclaimer: The views expressed on the GSMC Health & Wellness Podcast are for entertainment purposes only. Reproduction, copying or redistribution of The GSMC Health & Wellness Podcast without the express written consent of Golden State Media Concepts LLC. prohibited.

Just some quick housekeeping items. We have found our donation home! A place that accepts us just as we are with no pesky terms and conditions. Head on over to glow.fm/welcometomyvagina to give us a one-time donation or to become a monthly subscriber!  And if Miriam’s show has piqued your interest, follow this link to buy tickets to Your Faithful Reader happening October 10-12th at Triskelion Arts in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Now for this week’s episode we speak to Diana Gerbehy about her struggles with breast cancer over the past few years. Since October is Breast Cancer Awareness month, we are going to have two episodes with Diana to educate you all as best we can about this disease and to hope it will inspire everyone to CHECK YOUR TITTIES because other than skin cancer, breast cancer is the most common cancer among American women. If you want to learn more, check out breastcancer.org and please, if anything in or around your breast feels different to you or your partner, go to your doctor immediately. The sooner you are diagnosed the better. 01:30: Check out this episode with Rebekah’s sister Lucy all about pronouns! And, fun fact, she was our first ever guest!02:30: To learn what not to put in your vagina, simply follow this link.05:30: What is it like to have sex on MDMA? Here is an article based off a 2014 study by Joseph Palamar (who did previous studies about the effects of drinking and smoking on sexual performance/enjoyment) from Cosmopolitan. Please note the study was based on the experiences of gay and bisexual men. Here is a link to the actual study from the Journal “Psychology & Sexuality.”08:15: Triple positive breast tumors are HER2-, ER2-, and PR-positive. Check out The Mayo Clinic for more thorough information.08:45: Cancers such as uterine, breast, prostate and endometrial are known as hormone-sensitive cancers. 11:15: According to BreastCancer.org, 1 in 8 women develop invasive breast cancer in their lifetime. It was estimated that in 2019 there would be 268,600 new cases of invasive breast cancer in women as well as 62,930 cases of non-invasive breast cancer.13:00: Here is a link to a study published in the Journal of Adolescent Health entitled, “Sexually Transmitted Infection Testing Among Adolescents and Young Adults in the United States.” Basically, the study talks about how people aged 15-25 have high rates of STIs and low rates of screening.  The biggest factor according to the researchers is that people have confidentiality concerns regarding their results.28:30: The Go Flat Movement has really been gaining steam in the last few years. Here is an article from the New York Times , an account from NPR, and a a piece from Cosmopolitan. Contact us! Watch us! Love us!Support us at glow!Email: welcometomyvagina@gmail.comInstagram: @welcometomyvaginaTwitter: @welcometomyvag

Healing our Finances ~ Enjoy this replay of a top pick from listeners! Since October 2018, the Lord has been speaking to me about the coming Financial Shift, meaning an increase of finances. We have experienced it in our church, and I have experienced it personally.  What is interesting about this increase is it has not manifested in a single way, but through a variety of different ways.  Let me share one example of a creative way God showed us to bring in income. We had sold our house and downsized to a smaller one. We realized in this move, much of our furniture would not fit. God reminded me of a friend who does estate sales and I contacted her. We were able to sell all of our furniture and bring in additional income for our move.  I have also realized that God wants us to be healed from our unhealthy relationship with finances in order for us to be good stewards of this influx of funds. A few weeks ago, I taught about Financial Healing. You can listen to the class on the church website by clicking the link: http://thegatheringwithjesus.sermon.net/main/Archive-2019/21338050  In this blog, I am sharing a few of the highlights from the class. My goal is to help you get free of any hidden lies about your ability to handle money or being wealthy. Listen to the Podcast to find out more... Have you read my new book, God’s Dream for Your Life? Here are a few quotes from others who have read my book: Cindy weaves through her personal experiences, experiences with God, and Scripture in a powerful and engaging way. Through the book you will find yourself being drawn close to the Father's heart and truly beginning to dream with God. Hendrickson44 This book stirred my spirit and reminded me of how faithful and powerful God is ALWAYS! It lit my spiritual flame back to LIFE! Thank you Cindy for sharing your relationship with God with us! So grateful!!! Pamela C. Purchase Now and Receive Your Signed Copy: https://cindy-stewart.com/media/books/ (USA) Purchase Now Outside of USA: https://www.amazon.com/Gods-Dream-Your-Life-without/dp/1722698276/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1538396997&sr=8-1&keywords=god's+dream+for+your+life+cindy+stewart For those of you who have read my book would you please write a review on Amazon. Your comments help others know what to expect. https://www.amazon.com/Gods-Dream-Your-Life-without/dp/1722698276/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1538396997&sr=8-1&keywords=god's+dream+for+your+life+cindy+stewart UPCOMING EVENTS: Revival Experiment/ Miracle Service Thursday, October 17, 2019 7:00 PM 39918 US Highway 19N Tarpon Springs, FL Cultivate Hope 2019 Friday, November 1, 2019 9:30 AM Saturday, November 2, 2019 5:00 PM Bristol Hope Assembly 320 Pond Street Bristol, PA Website to Register: www.ruthhendrickson.org/rhm-events/cu…tivate%20hope For His plans & your dreams, Cindy Stewart #positivewordsonly #100dreamchallenge #godsdreamforyou #more2019mentoring

On this episode with Sports Talk with Scott, I talk about the NFL opening. I also discuss the MLB playoffs and predictions. I talk about some NFL news, and give my Scott's DFS thoughts, for week 5. Since October is Breast Cancer awareness month the Sports Talk With Scott team will donate $1 for each play of any episode. Lets find a cure!

Around the world there continues to be a worldwide cry for help in the Parkinson’s community. Since October 2018, there has been a global shortage of SINEMET®®®. This is the brand name version of levodopa-carbidopa, the gold-standard drug, used to treat Parkinson’s disease, which Merck packages and sells. It started with a supply shortage, which lead to a third-party manufacturer change. Anytime you change production of pharmaceuticals, the manufacturer has to re-ratify the entire production cycle. Merck now says SINEMET®IR®, Instant Release, will not be available until July 2020 and production has ceased altogether on the continuous release versions including SINEMET®CR 100/25 and 200/50. In this episode of the podcast, I talk to folks around the world who were taking SINEMET®to great effect only for it to be unavailable one day and replaced by a less effective, generic version of the drug. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration first approved SINEMET® in 1975. Nothing in the last 44-years comes as close to normalizing the lives of people with Parkinson’s as it does. David Ashford Jones was diagnosed with Parkinson’s at 40 years of age after more than a decade in marketing and sales for pharmaceutical companies. He says people with Parkinson’s easily notice the difference between the brand name version of SINEMET® and the generic. The difference between SINEMET® and the generic versions is not in the active ingredients, but in the absorption rate of the levodopa into the body in order to have an active effect on Parkinson’s symptoms.  He offers this advice to other people with Parkinson’s, “If you can get a consistent version (of a generic), that minimizes the potential for that swapping of levels.” The goal for maximum effectiveness of any form of levodopa-carbidopa is to keep the gaps between peaks and valleys of levodopa in your body to a minimum. Merck has stated that there is not a shortage of levodopa-carbidopa in Canada, because 90% of the people with Parkinson’s are on generic versions. Worldwide, others have estimated 80% of people are on a generic, but Merck did not address the global supply even when requested. The reality is 10-20% of the people with Parkinson is who are taking SINEMET® amounts to somewhere between 700,000 and two million people worldwide. After Merck ceased production, it appears the generic drug suppliers could not ramp up production to meet the expanded hole in the market.  Merck agreed to offer written responses to some of the questions from When Life Gives You Parkinson’s, WLGYP: Why is there a shortage [of SINEMET®]? Why couldn’t it be anticipated? MERCK: (...) It is important to note that there are no current shortages of either formulations of carbidopa-levodopa in Canada as various generic manufacturers have made them available to Canadian patients. Currently, approximately 90% of the market of levodopa-carbidopa in Canada is supplied by generic formulations. (Source: IQVIA: CompuScript June DM, 2019) Based on current demand, depletion of the current inventory of SINEMET®CR 100/25 MG is expected in September 2019. SINEMET®CR 200/50 MG is no longer available. Despite the availability of generic alternatives in Canada, Merck understands that the situation may be disruptive for patients and is working to identify solutions to ensure a more stable source of supply is available for the SINEMET®IR® formulation. Based on our current information, we are hopeful to be able to rely on a more stable source of supply for the SINEMET®(IR formulation). However, for the time being, the supply disruption for SINEMET®(IR formulation) will continue until mid-2020 in the Canadian market. Merck is committed to continue to provide regular updates on the situation to Health Canada and Parkinson’s Canada. For the most up to date information regarding SINEMET®supply availability Canadian patients can consult www.drugshortagescanada.ca. WLGYP:What are the differences differences between SINEMET® and generic forms MERCK: As defined by Health Authorities, a generic drug is a copy of a brand name drug. The generic drug is pharmaceutically equivalent to the brand name drug: it contains the identical medicinal ingredients, in the same amounts and in a similar dosage form. Generic medications may have different non-medicinal ingredients than the brand name drug, but the company must show that these do not affect the safety, efficacy, or quality of the drug compared to the brand name drug.[i] Currently, approximately 90% of the market of levodopa-carbidopa in Canada is supplied by generic formulations. (Source: IQVIA: CompuScript June DM, 2019) WLGYP: What is the timeline for SINEMET®IR to be available in Canada, U.S., U.K, and around the world? MERCK: We expect that the supply disruption for SINEMET®IR will continue until mid-2020 in the Canadian market. Merck Canada Inc. remains committed to finding solutions to provide this product to Canadian patients as quickly as possible. The most up to date information regarding SINEMET®supply availability is regularly updated on www.drugshortagescanada.ca. It is important to note that currently, approximately 90% of the market of levodopa-carbidopa in Canada is supplied by generic formulations. (Source: IQVIA: CompuScript June DM, 2019) We have been in contact with Parkinson Canada and Health Canada and continue to provide them with frequent updates on the situation as additional information becomes available. Thank you for listening. Add your voice to the show and leave a message for us here; https://www.speakpipe.com/WhenLifeGivesYouParkinsons Follow me, Larry Gifford  Twitter: @ParkinsonsPod Facebook: Facebook.com/ParkinsonsPod Instagram: @parkinsonspod Follow Co-host and Producer Niki Reitmeyer Twitter: @Niki_Reitmayer Thank you to… Sandy Jones, Parkinson Canada Nadia Stewart, Global News – watch her October 2018 report on SINEMET® David Sangster, person with Parkinson’s, creator of Parkinson’s WorldTV, follow him on twitter @1and20Parkinsons John Hougan, person with Parkinson’s Gary Harysom, person with Parkinson’s Kitty Fitton, person with Parkinson’s, observational comic at https://www.kittyfitton.com, follow her on twitter @kitty_fitton  Rasheda Ali, author, speaker, advocate at http://rashedaali.net/, follow her on twitter @rashedaali David Ashford Jones, read his blog https://phoenixrisingmyquestforchange.wordpress.com/pharmacology-basics/ Paul Mayhew Archer, author, producer, comedian http://mayhew-archer.com/ Eric Chapman, contributor, in the role of “Mark-Merck” Rebecca Gifford, my amazing wife. Merck, Merck.com, follow on twitter @merck, 1-800-444-2080, outside the US & Canada Merck is known as MSD 908-740-4000. For more info on our presenting partner Parkinson Canada head to http://www.parkinson.ca/ The toll free hotline 1-800-565-3000 Or follow them on Twitter Parkinson Canada           @ParkinsonCanada Thanks also to our content and promotional partners Parkinson’s IQ + You– A free, series of Parkinson’s events from the Michael J. Fox Foundation Spotlight YOPD – The only Parkinson’s organization dedicated to raising awareness for Young Onset Parkinson’s disease and funds for the Cure Parkinson’s Trust. 

Welcome to the Movers and Shakers podcast. This weeks guest is Darren Light. A mechanical engineer by trade, Darren quickly realized that his W-2 job and 401K would not support the current and retirement lifestyle that he wanted. After being convinced by a friend he attended one of the guru seminars, locally in Knoxville. Darren started purchasing single family rentals and doing flips 4 months after attending the seminar. In April of 2017 he was laid off from his corporate job of 12 years. At that moment Darren went all in to real estate investing by cashing in his 401K and stock options. In November of 2017 he attended the very first Jake and Gino live event in Knoxville. During the first day of the event he made the decision to focus on multifamily assets and sell all of his single family rentals. Darren also still enjoy flipping houses. To date Darren has done 13 flips in 2 years. His goal for flips in 2019 was 12. He is currently at 6 in various stages. Since October of 2018 Darren has become part owner on the GP side in 103 doors. Along with a partner, he currently pursuing over another 200 doors as we speak. Darren started a Multifamily meetup in Johnson City, TN in March of this year. With Johnson City being such a great market, he saw a need to bring other multifamily investors together there, to leverage the power of partnerships, the market, and capital. He thrive on inspiring and motivating others and living the Go-Giver attitude! Darren lives each day with gratitude.

My guest today is Michael Stutchbury. Michael - or Stutch as he is known as - has been writing and editing on business, economics and politics for national newspapers in Australia for the past three decades, working out of Sydney, Melbourne, Canberra and Washington DC. Since October 2011, he has been Editor-in-Chief of The Australian Financial Review. So Stutch is basically the guy the sits at the top of the most powerful business newspaper in Australia.My firm Inventium has had a long relationship with the AFR, having run the AFR Most Innovative Companies list for the last eight years, which compiles a list of the 100 most innovative companies across Australia and New Zealand.I was keen to chat to Stutch to find out what goes on behind the scenes in his world. In this chat, we cover:What his morning looks likeThe daily and weekly news cycleThe four papers Michael reads every dayHow Michael stays on top of the newsWhy Michael has 43,000 emails in his inboxWhy downtime is non-existent in Michael’s lifeThe hardest part of Michael’s jobHow Michael prepares for interviews and why he would never go into an interview with a blank slateMichael’s strategies for building rapport quickly in interviewsMichael’s approach to his own social media channelsWhere Michael’s best ideas come fromYou can read the Australian Financial Review at www.afr.comVisit https://www.amanthaimber.com/podcast for full show notes from all episodes.Get in touch at amantha@inventium.com.auIf you are looking for more tips to improve the way you work, I write a short monthly newsletter that contains three cool things that I have discovered that help me work better, which range from interesting research findings through to gadgets I am loving. You can sign up for that at http://howiwork.co See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today we sit down with Margaret Krome to hear her inspiring story of how she has become a national leader in sustainable agriculture policy, from her family's citrus farm in Florida to the Peace Corps to eventually rooting in Wisconsin, thanks in part to a night of polka dancing. Listen in and hear why it's so important for farmers to take an active advocacy role. Margaret Krome is Policy Program Director for the Michael Fields Agricultural Institute in East Troy, Wisconsin. She also conducts workshops nationwide on grant writing and using federal programs to support sustainable agriculture. Since October 2018, Margaret has served as Interim Coalition Director for the National Sustainable Agriculture Coalition (NSAC)She works with the National Sustainable Agriculture Coalition to support environmentally sound, profitable, and socially responsible agriculture.

**Please note this interview covers a sensitive topic and may not be suitable for all listeners.** Since October 2018, KZSC and the Research Center for the Americas at UC Santa Cruz have been teaching journalism classes in Watsonville, California at the Digital NEST. This special episode is co-produced by three Watsonville High School students from the class: Nance Rodriguez, Dafne Martinez, and Casey Martinez. Their audio-video project included an important interview with Jaqueline Mendoza, a local sexual assault survivor. This interview took place on May 9, 2019 on the rooftop of the Digital NEST.

Since October 2017 tasers and stunguns have been made legal in New Jersey, Philadelphia and Pennsylvania.

Austin Moyers and LeBrandon Marie have known each other a long time. For many years, they've entertained and ministered to their home church in Eastern Tennessee with skits and improv. In October 2018, Austin and LeB Presents took their show on the road. Since October, they've performed over 30 shows in 5 states in the southeast and midwest. Austin and LeB Presents will be the headliners for PureFest: Chicago's Faith-Based Improv and Sketch Festival. Find Austin and LeB Presents at: www.austinlebpresents.com/Instagram @AustinandLeBFacebook @AustinnLeBTwitter @Austinandleb__________________________________________________________________Would you consider being a patron? Visit our Patreon Page at www.patreon.com/gifts4glory and help us continue to do this great work! For our ministries within Gifts for Glory, follow us on: Facebook: @Gifts4GloryTwitter: @Gifts4GloryInstagram: @Gifts4Glory Contact Dave directly at: Dave@gifts4glory.com Improv Ministry:Facebook/Twitter/Instagram: @WellVersedCMDYPureFest: Chicago’s Faith-Based Improv and Sketch Festival:Facebook/Twitter/Instagram: @PureFestChicago#OGHG Our Gifts for His Glory.Music: https://www.purple-planet.com

Jules Pieri is Co-Founder and CEO of The Grommet – a marketplace for unique and innovative ideas to launch. She helps entrepreneurs bypass the corporate chain by reshaping how consumer products get discovered, shared, and bought. Her new book is “How We Make Stuff Now: Turn Ideas into Products That Build Successful Businesses.” Jules loved fine arts in school. She went to the University of Michigan and subsequently put herself on an “art diet” so she could focus her studies in other areas. She eventually took a sculpture class and saw some unique tools that were created by students. She had a light bulb moment-wanting to know how to get into the space of creating new products. Jules started her career as an industrial designer for technology companies and later moved into senior executive roles for large brands, such as Keds, Stride Rite, and Playskool. When Jules worked at Playskool she saw a large concentration of power among the big brands and noticed innovation slipping away as big retailers like Walmart, Kmart, Target and Toys-R-Us were unwilling to buy new/fresh products. They would take on new products but only ones with slight variations or products with a little new twist. The Grommet was later formed as a response – Jules saw a new route for getting products made and she jumped on the idea. Since October 20th, 2018 The Grommet has launched one new product a day and given small brands the chance to grow among the big competitors. In this episode of Trend Following Radio: Inventing Patents & Trademarks Innovation Amazon and counterfeit products New product launches

Episode 1: Join Heracane Anne & Big Steve for the first show of Wolf Pack Radio. We will be testing the sound & music. This is our first episode and we are super excited. On tonights show we will be discussing QANON. So many people ask us, "Who is Q"? It is not a conspiracy, it is not a guy hiding behind a keyboard... it is so much more. Q or Q anon is a high level government source who is clearly in President Trumps inner circle. Since October of 2017 Q has been posting on the back channels of the internet regarding the fight to take down the "deep state" corruption or as President Trump has stated "draining the swamp." Q has communicated that he/they aren't a single person, but are rather a group of under 10 who all post anonymously as Q or Q+. The detailing of what they are exposing and bringing down is so shocking that main stream media refers to it as the Q Anon conspiracy theory. Not surprisingly the main stream media has been directly implicated by Q as being complicit with the entire deep state's web of corruption. Q's evidence is quite compelling on this matter. Tonights show features 2 you tube videos by the Praying Medic, "Q Anon for Beginners Part 1 and Part 2." From our perspective & many others the Q Anon phenomenon is not a conspiracy theory, but a credible behind the scenes detailing of how the process of draining the swamp of corruption is actually progressing. Beyond what has already taken place that very few seem to be aware of, this exposure of evil is designed to prepare us for the even more shocking revelations that are to come. So buckle up... All aboard! The train is loading now... QQ Trump Train #WWG1WGA A special thank you for our intro music produced by Cai Irving with music by JT Wilde "WWG!WGA", & N Beats: Wolves Howling Sound Effect in Best Quality. 

Since October 2017, America experienced three of the deadliest mass shootings in modern history. This epidemic coincides with a frightening resurgence of white nationalism. Sometimes the two trends overlap. But why here? Both phenomena can be explained by a common historical thread—to unravel it Abby Martin sits down with indigenous scholar Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz to discuss her latest book “Loaded: A Disarming History of the Second Amendment”. Keep Empire Files independent and ad-free! Patreon: www.patreon.com/empirefiles GoFundMe: www.gofundme.com/keep-empire-files-going FOLLOW // @EmpireFiles // @AbbyMartin LIKE // www.facebook.com/TheEmpireFiles

Since October 2018 the price of Oil has fallen from the high 80's to the low 60's. What happened, and what do Pareto expect going into 2019? We ask our oil analyst Nadia Martin Wiggen, and she has some answers.

Since October 17th, Cannabis producers across the country have been flat out, trying to meet the overwhelming demand that legalization has brought on. Many cannabis stores have experienced closures because of a lack of product. It means around the clock production and packaging for many companies in Atlantic Canada. It also means retailers are scrambling to find product.  In this episode of Blunt Talk, I find out about initial sales and difficulties sourcing product with the director of Cannabis Operations in Prince Edward Island. Gardening expert Jenny Scott joins us for part two of our conversation on how to grow cannabis properly. This week we get harvesting tips. But first, we talk production schedules and border crossings with the Co-Founder and Chief Operating Officer of Breathing Green Solutions, when Joe Sanford joins the conversation.  

Since October is National Bullying Prevention Month we tackle the issue with this month's theme entitled "How does bullying affect a student's everyday life?" We hope you share the experience's of these student's and do your part to end bullying for good. Learn more about the McDowell County Student Pack by visiting jointhefamily.info.

Australian Foreign Minister Marise Payne has announced sanctions on five military generals accused of leading last year's violent crackdown on the country's Rohingya people. The move follows the release of an independent UN Fact-Finding Mission report, which condemned the Myanmar military for killing thousands of Rohingya civilians and perpetrating forced disappearances, mass gang rape and the burning of hundreds of villages. This week on The Brief, Edwina Landale hears from former Australian Ambassador to Myanmar Trevor Wilson about why neither the international community nor Aung San Suu Kyi have been able to end the violence. Trevor Wilson retired in August 2003 after more than 36 years as a member of the Australian foreign service, and after serving as Australian Ambassador to Myanmar (2000-03). Since October 2003 he has been a Visiting Fellow on Myanmar/Burma at the Department of Political & Social Change, School of International, Political & Strategic Studies, Australian National University. He is currently a member of the advisory panel for the ANU Myanmar Research Centre. Edwina Landale is the presenter of The Brief. She is a student of Politics, Philosophy, and Economics at the ANU. Show notes | The following were referred to in this episode: Bringing democracy to Myanmar by Trevor Wilson Independent International Fact-Finding Mission on Myanmar Policy Forum Pod is available on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, and wherever you get your podcasts. We’d love to hear your feedback for this podcast series! Send in your questions, comments, or suggestions for future episodes to podcast@policyforum.net. You can also Tweet us @APPSPolicyForum or find us on Facebook. This episode of Policy Forum Pod was written and produced by Edwina Landale. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We are spoiling you rotten this week with two servings of Chops, once again!Since October is Black History Month, for the four Sundays of October, we’re chatting to brilliant black women doing incredible things. Last week, Mick chatted to Wanna Be podcast host and CEO of the Shoutout Network, Imriel Morgan, next week Hannah catches up with Claire Heuchan about her book for kids, What Is Race? Who Are Racists? Why Does Skin Colour Matter? And Other Big Questions, and Mickey has a date with Hot Brown Honey, mashers up of social activism, music, dance and burlesque. In this episode Jen is chatting black British history and future with Elizabeth Uviebinené and Yomi Adegoke, authors of Slay In Your Lane: The Black Girl Bible, as they discuss gatekeepers, hair and why we all need to be able to tell our stories. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Since October is upon us, we wanted to get on in a stylish fashion by flashing back to the beginning of Sir Tom Hanks’ career and have some fun by riffing on this classically naff movie about tabletop in the heart of the Satanic Panic. You can watch Monsters and Mazes for free on Amazon Prime, whom we do not endorse in any way and are not connected with. We do not suggest that you illegally download this film from elsewhere online, in fact we tacitly deny that as a proper course of action.Watch along with us and hear our opinions instead of Tom Hanks’ original voice! The film starts at 13:39 in the podcast. You’ll hear 3 beeps and you’ll click play on the three. This episode contains no audio from the film so we don’t get copyright blocked. If you enjoy this sort of thing, let us know at WTIIboiz@gmail.com or on Twitter @WTIICast.We’ll be back next week with a Dungeon Delving episode to start off our next campaign series in the Shadowrun system, set in a dystopian cyber-punk Birmingham.Come check out the Birmingham Tabletop League’s game night every Monday at Brennan’s Irish Pub, 4-9pm! Wes hosts and the cast comes in and plays games week to week.We’re doing a special giveaway with Hexers to treat our listeners to some game mats! They’re luxurious and beautiful, and if you like, retweet, and follow us on twitter, when we get up to 100 followers, we’ll pick two random folks to win!https://www.hexers.be/We couldn't do it without our Patrons! Charlotte Daughetee, and Ryan Nordness, you're keeping the lights on in this dark void.Become a Patron here: https://www.patreon.com/WTIIAlso take a look at our sponsors, Kraken Dice (we're giving away one more dice set for the next to sign up on our Patreon at any level... dollar dice, anyone?) https://www.krakendice.com/and Dog Might Games! You can get 15% off your first purchase from them with our promo code TURN at http://www.dogmight.com/

Welcome to month #2 of Butter With That? ! Since October is the spookiest month on the calendar, we each bring a horror movie that is important to us. For the first episode, Connor brings one of his favorite movies "Slither" and the gang pitches a reboot for a movie monster. Thank you for listening and remember to subscribe, rate, review, and share this episode!

Welcome to a new feature for Fall - a bonus series in addition to regular episodes, a jump backward in cooking and cultural history. Since October, November, and December all contain holidays celebrated with food, I will be digging into newspaper archives and giving you recipes from early- to mid-20th century newspapers every week, or in some cases, family recipes where newspaper coverage falls short. This month, we'll be enjoying all kinds of recipes that celebrate Halloween, or Samhain. All of these recipes come from the October 26, 1913 issue of The Washington Herald, and all are different kinds of homemade candies. Some are familiar, some are difficult, and some have potentially crippling typos, but all show the difference that a century can make in popular tastes. I hope you enjoy the series. Please rate and review the podcast on your podcast provider, at https://apple.co/2MLZW4H, at facebook.com/AncestorsAliveGenealogy, or at Thumbtack.com. Hire me for American genealogical research, teaching, and forensic genealogy at ancestorsalivegenealogy.com. Only $50/hr, with a free consultation! If you want to be on the podcast from ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD using the Zoom platform and a good mic and earphones (how about that Family Cookbook series??), you can contact me at https://bit.ly/2Kxb6rm. Stop by the website at ancestorsalivegenealogy.com, IG @ancestorsalivegenealogy and Twitter @ancestorsalive Sponsor the podcast at patreon.com/AncestorsAlive for super-fantastic rewards, including SWAG for different levels of sponsorship. Subscribe to the YouTube channel at https://bit.ly/2lmhYha and the newsletter at paper.li/AncestorsAlive/1557599531. Check out my Zazzle shop at zazzle.com/store/fppppodcast for the aforementioned swag. Subscribe: RSS | Acast | Apple Podcasts | iHeartRADIO | Listen Notes | Soundcloud | Spotify | Spreaker | Stitcher | YouTube | TuneIn | Deezer

Anna Luna and her team at Gilbert Mesquite High School have put together a drug education and stress reduction program that is making a huge difference in the lives of their students. Since October 2017, they have introduced over 1000 of their students to their drug prevention program. This is the best way to treat drug and alcohol addiction, before it happens.

Fortress of Guaita, San Marino. By Max_Ryazanov, CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikimedia. Perched on Mount Titano and surrounded on all sides by the country of Italy, San Marino, is a small republic with a big history. The San Marino historic center and Mount Titano gained UNESCO World Heritage Status in 2008. As one of the oldest continuing republics in the world and the only surviving intact Italian city-state, its historic contributions to the development of democracy have been profound. Dr. Paolo Rondelli was born in San Marino and attended the Italian University of Bologna where he received degrees in Chemical Engineer, Environmental Science, Historical Science, and Humanities, as well as a Ph.D. in Historical Communication. Dr. Rondelii served as San Marino’s Ambassador to the United States between 2007 and 2016. Since October 2016 he has served and continues to serve as Ambassador and Permanent Delegate for San Marino to UNESCO. Dr. Rondelli worked on the initial UNESCO nomination for the site of San Marino and shares with us the unique history of this important city-state.

In this episode, I am chatting with Kimberley Wenya who is the Founder of The Manifestation Collective, host of The Kimberley Wenya podcast and one of my amazing past clients.Since October 2017 Kimberley has been able to achieve some incredible results in her business and life, and today I want to share her story with you to give you faith that your life could look completely different in less than a year, all you need to do is start. Kimberley coaches her clients through the manifestation process so as well as talking about how she Make sure to follow Kimberley here:Website: https://www.kimberleywenya.com/Podcast: https://www.kimberleywenya.com/thekwpodcast/Instagram: http://instagram.com/kimberleywenya See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Since October, we’ve been building to an inevitable and thrilling end to college hockey season.  Here it comes, with the NCAA Regionals getting underway on Friday and taking us through the weekend.  It’s a wide-open field, even compared to other years, and with so many teams capable of making a run it’s really anyone’s game at this point.  Chris Lynch of Insidehockey.com joins the show to break down last week’s conference finals, this year’s bracket, and whether one of the Hockey East teams in the northeast region will advance. This year’s bracket, courtesy of USCHO

Since October, we’ve been building to an inevitable and thrilling end to college hockey season.  Here it comes, with the NCAA Regionals getting underway on Friday and taking us through the weekend.  It’s a wide-open field, even compared to other years, and with so many teams capable of making a run it’s really anyone’s game at this point.  Chris Lynch of Insidehockey.com joins the show to break down last week’s conference finals, this year’s bracket, and whether one of the Hockey East teams in the northeast region will advance.This year’s bracket, courtesy of USCHO

Since October 2017, Radio Totally Normal has expanded to have a live radio show on Ryerson University's CJRU 1280 AM and cjru.ca. The Yonge Street Mission is an organization in the downtown sector that aims to help support Toronto's most susceptible population. They aid families, children, youth, and even communities existing in daily poverty. Jerry from RTNT sat down with Jesse Sudirgo, Director of Street Involved Services, to discuss mental health, homelessness, and youth. Hosting the show is RTNT member Chris but, as alway, this episode was made possible by a large number of members and staff of Progress Place. We love this episode and we hope you enjoy it too!

WOMAN, WIFE, ARTIST is an interview with Jessie Jacobson, a transwoman who has worked as a Marriage & Family Therapist, a lecturer (on trans issues and psychology), and has taught a human sexuality graduate psychology course at Anioch University in LA. Jessie is also a singer, songwriter and musician (guitar, bass, piano), and a musical producer and she's played in various bands in the 80s and 90s. In 2015 Jessie first began participating in theatrical readings of her own prose and poetry. Since October 2016, she has been a member of the Queerwise LGBTQ writing group, acted-in and co-written the recent eight-week Skylight Theatre run of the play “Shades of Disclosure” as well as composing, performing and arranging live music for the show. Her monologues in the new “Sheroes and Heroes” show, performed at various venues, focus on The Beatles and their effect on her as a person, a transwoman and a musician. Jessie is married to another transwoman and they live in Los Angeles with their three cats. For more info on the podcast, visit www.youlovelifepodcast.com

Welcome to the 7th anniversary episode of Geeks Corner! Since October 5, 2010 Geeks Corner has been coming weekly to the internet. This episode is a look back, forward, and a few other directions as we kick off the 8th season! We hope you enjoy this episode. It has some highlights from the years, Headlines From the Future, Geek Tweets, and some musical and puppet numbers! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/geeks/message

Subscribe via iTunes or Google This is an interview episode with emerging biblical scholar, Christoph Heilig. We spend much of our time discussing a new volume, which engages the work of NT Wright, called God and the Faithfulness of Paul. Seriously, get this book! Here's a full bio:  Together with his wife Theresa, Christoph Heilig has studied theology in Gießen, St Andrews and Göttingen from 2009-2014 with a scholarship from the German National Academic Foundation. He has received a Master of Letters in “Biblical Languages and Literature” from St Mary’s College (University of St Andrews) with a work on lexical semantics of the New Testament. His research aims at combining insights from the philosophy of science with the study of the New Testament books within their cultural contexts. Since October 2014, he has been working at the University of Zurich on a research project funded by the Swiss National Fond on narrative structures in Paul's letters. His publications include Hidden Criticism? Methodology and Plausibility of the Search for a Counter-Imperial Subtext in Paul (Mohr Siebeck 2015 and Fortress 2017) and Paul’s Triumph: Reassessing 2 Corinthians 2:14 in Its Literary and Historical Context, (Peeters 2016). He blogs about his research on the "Zurich New Testament Blog," which can be followed on Facebook. Some of his works can be accessed on his academia-page. GIVE THE SHOW SOME LOVE 1) If you would be so kind to hop on iTunes (or your feed of choice) and leave The Paulcast a review there, that would be amazing. The more reviews we can get will lead to greater visibility in iTunes. And I (Kurt) LOVE reading your comments! 2) Also, please consider hitting up The Paulcast Patreon online tip-jar (think Kickstarter for ongoing content creators). For $3 per month, or more, you can make a direct impact on this show. Financial partners like you really do make this all possible! Through Patreon, you make a tangible difference in this show’s sustainability and quality! http://patreon.com/kurtwillems EPISODE SPONSORS WILD EARTH is an alternative/indie rock band out of Phoenix, AZ with the goal of creating authentic spiritually-formed music and art to connect with Christ while attempting to cross the sacred/secular divide that exists in a lot of western christian culture. They have now released their brand new full-length album titled Holy Fools on August 11th, that brings their pop, experimental alt-rock sound together with contemplative songs and prayers formed by ancient liturgies, scripture, and love of Jesus. Experience their wild and deep journey and get Holy Fools online now on iTunes, Apple Music, Spotify or visit http://wildearthmusic.com This episode is sponsored by Fresno Pacific Biblical Seminary. They are excited to announce the launch of the new Master of Arts in Ministry, Leadership and Culture. This online program, designed for practicing pastors and ministry entrepreneurs, will help you understand and integrate sub-cultures, theology, and leadership into practice. Guest faculty like Bruxy Cavey, Greg Boyd and Brian Zahnd model practical integration of Anabaptist theology and 21st century kingdom work. Learn more at fpu.edu/paulcast. *Sponsors do not endorse every word or idea on each episode.

If you're thinking about moving to Korea, this could be the book and podcast for you! John Bocskay has lived in South Korea for a long time!  Since October 1998!  He has also been living in Busan, South Korea for the past 17 years.  John is the author of a new book which will be available soon called 'Culture Shock: Korea.  A Survival Guide To Customs and Etiquette'.  This is a book not for people looking to come to Korea on vacation, but more of  a guide for individuals coming to Korea for a long term stay or to live.  John also tells us a little about Busan in this episode and how it has changed over his years of living there. It's the podcast on Culture Shock Korea with author and guest John Bocskay for this episode of K-PoD! Show Notes 01:24 John talks about where he originally is from and both when and why he first came to South Korea. 03:45 After his first year in Korea, John explains how and why he ended up in Busan. 05:45 Busan has changed over the years and John tells us some of the things he has seen change over his time there. 08:10 The reasons why John has stayed in Korea and Busan for so long. 12:50 Culture Shock: Korea. What is the book all about? 14:15 Each of us give our biggest culture shock with moving to Korea. 23:05 Koreans have compared each of us to celebrities and these are the celebrities we've been compared to. 26:50 It's the little things that are the biggest differences with living in South Korea. 28:05 John's favorite Korean food and what he enjoys about Korean cuisine. 30:10 How John got involved with the book and becoming the current author of Culture Shock: Korea. 31:25 Some of the updates and changes with the current edition of the book Culture Shock: Korea. 33:30 The main themes of John's new book and what he brings to the book series of Culture Shock. 37:30 The information age has made things much easier in terms of finding the info you need for living in Korea. Direct Download: http://traffic.libsyn.com/changwoner/ep59.mp3 About the Book (From Amazon) Culture Shock! Korea is a compelling, elegantly-written and funny guide for anyone planning a stay in South Korea. Can you tell your bibimbap from your gimbap? Why is age such a big deal when addressing people? Do people really give bathroom tissue and laundry detergent at housewarming parties? What’s so appealing about noraebangs? When introduced to someone, do you shake hands, bow or do both? And why do Koreans cheer you on by exclaiming, “Fighting!”?Whether you’re in South Korea to do business, seek pleasure or find your inner Hallyu diva, if you are lucky enough to find yourself on this peninsula where stunning natural scenery meets hyper-modern cities, get the most out of your stay with this essential and fun-to-read guide. About the Series (From Amazon) Culture Shock! is a dynamic, indispensable series of guides for travellers looking to truly understand the countries they are visiting, working in or moving to. Each title explains the country’s customs, traditions and social and business etiquette in a lively, informative style. CultureShock! authors, all of whom have experienced the joys and pitfalls of cultural adaptation, are ideally placed to provide warm and helpful advice to those who seek to integrate seamlessly into diverse cultures. Where to BUY the book: Amazon - https://www.amazon.com/CultureShock-Korea-John-Bocskay/dp/9814771139/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1499001280&sr=1-1&keywords=John+Bocskay eBook is available from July 4th, 2017 [caption id="attachment_1393" align="aligncenter" width="611"] Culture Shock Korea 2017[/caption] Guest Contact Information: John Bocskay on Face book: https://www.facebook.com/john.n.bocskay [caption id="attachment_1389" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] John Bocskay[/caption] K-PoD: Life In Korea Website:  http://www.k-pod-cast.com Face Book:  https://www.facebook.com/changwoner/ Email:  podcast@changwoner.com This show is recorded at: CK (Chef's Kitchen), Changwon Face Book:  https://www.facebook.com/ckchangwon This show is produced by: Changwoner Entertainment Website:  http://www.changwoner.com Face Book:  https://www.facebook.com/changwoner/ Hosts Scott Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/scottphillipmcfarlane Email- scott@changwoner.com Adam Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/peewhenyapoo Email - adam@changwoner.com Phil Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/wayne.stanley.5680 Email - phillip@changwoner.com Show Side Note Yes, that's right!  This is one of the reason why Scott was interested in coming to Korea!  It's 1985's movie Remo Williams:  The Adventure Begins! Here is the trailer for those of you who don't know it. Scott - 'I remember watching this movie when I was a 12 year old kid.  I became fascinated with Korea due to this movie.  Master Chiun was real to me!  It wasn't until re-watching the film as an adult that I even realized that he wasn't even Korea, back when white washing was a common thing.  Although his advice was not accurate like 'All martial arts come from Korea', as a kid I still enjoyed everything he had to say!  My interest in Korea was born!  17 years later I found myself in the land where martial arts came from only to find out, Master Chium was a white guy!' Spoilers! If you would like to be a guest on K-PoD, or have any questions for the show or regarding South Korea, or have something you'd like to promote, please contact us at podcast@changwoner.com #books #travelguide #travel #cultureshock #culture #korea #southkorea #kpod #podcast #podcasting #podcasts

Our market conditions are ripe for those looking to move into a new home. You can sell quickly and profitably, and buy while interest rates are low.If you’ve been thinking about selling your home, three recent developments make this an ideal time to do so. 1. Mortgage rates have stabilized. They were at 3.4% last July, then shot up to 4.3% right after the election in November. Since then, the rates have stabilized and are still very low (historically speaking).2. Job numbers are up. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that 225,000 new jobs were created in February. Over the past 12 months, we’ve seen 2.3 million jobs created. Business is doing well, consumer confidence is high, and it all bodes well for the future of the housing market. It’s a great time to buy and to sell. 3. Housing inventory is extremely low. February saw an almost 18% drop in the number of homes for sale. Since October 2008, we have consistently seen a steady decline in inventory. In fact, we’ve had 100 consecutive months of decreased inventory.What does all this mean for you? Well if you’re thinking about selling, right now is the perfect time. You can sell very quickly in this market. Last year, homes were taking an average of 43 days to sell. While that’s still a great number, homes are selling in an average of just 30 days right now. With such low inventory, you can expect to get a great price for your home sale. It’s also a good time to buy with interest rates staying low and steady. This market is a win-win situation if you’re looking to make a move. If you or somebody you know is interested in buying or selling soon and taking advantage of this market, give us a call or send us an email. We look forward to hearing from you.

Adam Jankovits and his goal is to become an outstanding marketing technologist. He is a person who brings together strengths in marketing, technology and social interaction. He’s got an MBA and consultancy background, but also has a strong interest in technology and social-networking skills. His focus right now is on his company, LeadBerry. Famous Five: Favorite Book? – Founders at Work What CEO do you follow? – N/A Favorite online tool? — Slack How many hours of sleep do you get?— Currently 6 If you could let your 20-year old self, know one thing, what would it be? – Adam would tell himself to take networking very seriously   Time Stamped Show Notes: 01:10 – Nathan introduces Adam to the show 01:45 – LeadBerry is a B2B lead generation software that converts website visitors to sales leads 01:58 – The basic idea is that there’s no code needed and you just connect LeadBerry to Google Analytics 02:09 – LeadBerry does 2 things: aims to identify B2B visitors and provides real-time valuable data 02:50 – LeadBerry is still currently on pre-revenue 03:05 – LeadBerry’s free beta was launched in October 2016 03:15 – LeadBerry just recently removed the free beta and launched the paid version on the third week of April 04:10 – LeadBerry’s idea 04:31 – LeadBerry was first built in-house 04:40 – Since October, LeadBerry already had over 2K subscribers 04:47 – Most of them are companies 04:59 – LeadBerry has generated over 2M leads 05:03 – “The numbers and the feedback kept us pushing” 05:17 – LeadBerry doesn’t have a guarantee that their customers will convert to the paid version 05:36 – Adam has a plan on how they can possibly convert their customers to paying ones 06:16 – Adam is the CEO and founder of the agency, Brandlift 06:26 – Brandlift generates signups through PR, marketing and performance campaigns 07:00 – The amount Adam and Brandlift have invested in LeadBerry 07:17 – LeadBerry currently has 3 people in the team who are also working Brandlift 07:24 – Brandlift agency has 20 people 07:36 – LeadBerry currently spends $3-4K a month into their performance channel 08:25 – Adam is spending around $50K total in pre-revenue 09:04 – Nathan talked to a lot of agencies where they build solutions in their agency and spin out the solution as a SaaS business 09:25 – Adam has used LeadBerry in Brandlift 09:35 – LeadBerry is completely bootstrapped 09:52 – Brandlift was launched in 2010 10:00 – Brandlift is a full-service digital agency 10:45 – LeadBerry is using different sources like FullContact, Hunter and Clearbit to generate leads 10:56 – LeadBerry always tries to explore new and unexplored options in generating leads 11:10 – Brandlift’s first year revenue 11:29 – Adam was 28 when he launched Brandlift 12:25 – Net revenue is around $150K 12:41 – Topline revenue is around $1M 12:51 – Brandlift is based in Hungary and Los Angeles 13:36 – Adam shares how LeadBerry is different from other lead generation software 14:00 – LeadBerry has absolutely no development work that needs to be done if you want to get started with LeadBerry 14:28 – LeadBerry integrates with Google Analytics 15:10 – LeadBerry won’t need the Google Analytics code 15:32 – You can connect your Google Analytics’ profile with just 2 clicks 15:48 – Google Analytics helps in the identification part 16:34 – LeadBerry pulls out the leads for you which saves you time 17:10 – You can use LeadBerry’s online interface on a daily basis or connect your CRM and it will automatically sync data 17:36 – Adam won’t sell LeadBerry for $100K and is not currently thinking about it 18:57 – The Famous Five   3 Key Points: Most lead generation businesses made the software for their own use, saw its value, and then spun it out as a SaaS business. Lead sources often verify their leads with each other. Starting as a free software for a couple of months may lead customers to see the value in your product and convert into paid customers.   Resources Mentioned: The Top Inbox – The site Nathan uses to schedule emails to be sent later, set reminders in inbox, track opens, and follow-up with email sequences Organifi – The juice was Nathan’s life saver during his trip in Southeast Asia Klipfolio – Track your business performance across all departments for FREE Acuity Scheduling – Nathan uses Acuity to schedule his podcast interviews and appointments Host Gator– The site Nathan uses to buy his domain names and hosting for the cheapest price possible Audible– Nathan uses Audible when he’s driving from Austin to San Antonio (1.5-hour drive) to listen to audio books Freshbooks – Nathan doesn’t waste time so he uses Freshbooks to send out invoices and collect his money. Get your free month NOW Show Notes provided by Mallard Creatives

Deirdre McCloskey taught at the University of Illinois at Chicago and was a Distinguished Professor of Economics, History, English, and Communication. She was also adjunct professor of Philosophy and Classics there, and for five years was a visiting Professor of philosophy at Erasmus University in Rotterdam. Since October 2007 Deirdre has received six honorary doctorates. In 2013, she received the Julian L. Simon Memorial Award from the Competitive Enterprise Institute for her work examining factors in history that led to advancement in human achievement and prosperity. Deirdre’s main research interests include the origins of the modern world, the misuse of statistical significance in economics and other sciences, and the study of capitalism, among many others. Deirdre has written 17 books and around 400 scholarly pieces on topics ranging from technical economics and statistical theory to transgender advocacy and the ethics of the bourgeois virtues. Her latest book, Bourgeois Equality: How Ideas, Not Capital or Institutions, Enriched the World is part of the Bourgeois Era trilogy described as an "apology" for capitalism. Deirdre describes herself as a "post-modern, quantitative, free-market, feminist, Episcopalian, Midwestern, gender-crossing, literary woman”. Deirdre’s website deirdremccloskey.org contains information and links to her books, articles, interviews and much more. Check out the show notes page at www.economicrockstar.com/deirdremccloskey for all the books, links and resources mentioned by Deirdre in this episode.

MAJOR ALERT!! Up to 300,000 Nato troops have been put on alert amid rising tensions between Russia and the Baltic states. Since October 2016, it was reported that NATO stationed up to 4,000 troops on the Russian border â?? the biggest military build-up since the Cold War. Jens Stoltenberg, who is the Secretary General of NATO, said the allied nations are putting hundreds of thousands of troops in a state of high alert in an effort to deter a mounting threat from Moscow. Originally, NATOâ??s aim was to find a way to mobilize the troops within two months, instead of the typical time of around six months. According to Mr. Stoltenberg: â??We have seen a more assertive Russia implementing a substantial military build-up over many years â?? tripling defense spending since 2000 in real terms; developing new military capabilities; exercising their forces and using military force against neighbors.â?? While NATO continues to push the Russian cyberattack propaganda, along with the Clinton administration â?? we know exactly the Bigger Agenda ahead. Because itâ??s no surprise how all of this is playing out around the same time as Election Dayâ?¦ not to mention Army Chief of Staff General Mark Milleyâ??s cryptic statement at the Association of the United States Armyâ??s annual meeting back in October 2016, where he said that future warfare with a near-peer adversary will "be highly lethal, unlike anything our Army has experienced at least since World War II." As well as Vladimir Zhirinovsky, an ally of Vladimir Putin, who reportedly made this cryptic remark: â??Americans voting for a president on November 8 must realize that they are voting for peace on planet earth if they vote for Trump. But if they vote for Hillary it's war. It will be a short movie. There will be Hiroshimas and Nagasakis everywhere.â?? Even though the â??winnerâ?? of the American â??electionsâ?? has already been pre-decided, well before the â??electionsâ?? even beganâ?¦ And letâ??s not forget about the massive energy blackout in Murmansk, Russia â?? affecting up to more than 300,000 people. Along with the 300,000 NATO troops, all coinciding with the â??electionsâ?? in America: one has to wonder is this all REALLY a coincidence?!?! THE TRUTH REVEALED!!! PAY ATTENTION TO THE WORLD AROUND YOU! AND AS ALWAYS, REMEMBER TO SEEK YAHUAH AND HIS TRUE SON YAHUSHA â?? SO THAT YOU CAN BE READY FOR THE COMING STORM!!!!!!! http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/nato-ground-troops-high-alert-russia-tensions-baltic-latvia-lithuania-estonia-a7402136.html*** http://www.thetimes.co.uk/edition/news/huge-nato-land-army-to-meet-russian-aggression-xsdnldzkq*** http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-11-07/nato-places-300000-troops-high-alert-readiness-confrontation-russia***

Since October was Cyber Security Awareness month, we decided to look at what’s holding back our efforts to make security—to coin a phrase—“great again”. In this episode of the Inside Out Security Show panel – Cindy Ng, Kilian Englert, Kris Keyser, and Mike Buckbee – shared their thoughts on insider threats as discussed on a recent Charlie Rose show, the brilliant but evil use of steganography (the practice of concealing a file, message, image, or video within another file, message, image, or video), and the dark market for malware hidden in underground forums. For a taste of the podcast, here are a few data security ideas and quotes from our panelists. Insider Threat. According to Keyser, an insider attack might not necessarily be the fault of employees. It could be that a hacker obtained their credentials—by guessing or pass-the-hash-- and the attack was executed under their name. So don’t make an employee the ‘fall guy’ for what was really an outsider. Blame IT instead. Kidding! Steganography. On hackers hiding credit card information on images, Keyser says, “It’s reminiscent of the skimmer attack, you might find on an ATM or a card reader at shop you go to, but it’s applying that same concept to data, the nonphysical world.” Like the rest of us, Englert was fascinated by the use of steganography. Englert says, “It’s always been kind of an interesting concept that I played with just for fun, but to see this used as an exfilitration method, it’s terrifying and it’s also brilliant. Having the website serve up the information you’re stealing, publicly, hidden in image files, it’s such a great way to get data out.” What will hackers think up next? Underground Forums. Englert thinks these underground sites are fulfilling a market need. He says, “Why not be enterprising? Makes sense from a business perspective. It’s not moral, but a way to make money.” Hackers are certainly displaying an entrepreneurial spirit. Thinking Like a Hacker With DDos attacks on the rise – up 125% in 2016-- Buckbee shares what he learned from Marek Majkowski’s presentation, “Are DDoS attacks a threat to the decentralized internet?” A united Internet makes us strong, and with a divided one we may fall. A Tool for Sysadmins Mosh (mobile shell) is a remote terminal application that supports intermittent connectivity, allows roaming, and speculatively and safely echoes user keystrokes for better interactive response over high-latency paths.

This weeks episode is brought to you by Beer And Seed a dark comedy from the mind of Bill Cox. Since October is almost upon us.. why not get super scared with a fun review of The House October Built and Dont Breathe.

Host: Michael Krychman, MD Host Dr. Michael Krychman welcomes Dr. Risa Kagan to discuss the intimacy and sexuality issues that patients face when they are dealing with fragility fractures. Dr. Kagan is Clinical Professor of Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Reproductive Sciences at the University of California, San Francisco. Since October 2005, she has been practicing gynecology with the East Bay Physicians Medical Group. Dr. Kagan is also a medical consultant at the Foundation for Osteoporosis Research and Education (FORE), and principal investigator on several clinical research trials involving women’s health. She is a North American Menopause Society (NAMS) certified Menopause Practitioner and is certified by the International Society of Clinical Densitometry.

Host: Michael Krychman, MD Host Dr. Michael Krychman welcomes Dr. Risa Kagan to discuss the intimacy and sexuality issues that patients face when they are dealing with fragility fractures. Dr. Kagan is Clinical Professor of Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Reproductive Sciences at the University of California, San Francisco. Since October 2005, she has been practicing gynecology with the East Bay Physicians Medical Group. Dr. Kagan is also a medical consultant at the Foundation for Osteoporosis Research and Education (FORE), and principal investigator on several clinical research trials involving women’s health. She is a North American Menopause Society (NAMS) certified Menopause Practitioner and is certified by the International Society of Clinical Densitometry.

Since October 2012 we have been bringing you the best that these Terrible Warriors can provide. We've played a lot of adventures where hilarity ensues always at the chagrin of the GM. Well as we embark on our official 3rd year in showcasing the world of Role playing games. It's now time we make one of our own. This week in a very special One Shot episode, we begin our journey in making our own Terrible Warriors Role Playing Game in a series of episodes we will call "Test Warriors". Throughout the next year we will be releasing Test Warriors episodes as we go about play testing our own RPG. In our first Test Warriors episode, our GM Steve Saylor tests out a system he likes to call "Codename: Blackjack". Listen as our test subjects, Justin, Cassie, Julian and Orie play for the first time this brand new system set in a world we are all familiar with: The Old West. If you would like to test out the same game yourself, we have uploaded the entire campaign played in this episode for you to try out with your friends. If you play it and want to provide feedback, email us at feedback@terriblewarriors.com with the subject line "Test Warriors" and we will incorporate those ideas into the game.   Make sure you Interact with the show via: Email: Feedback@terriblewarriors.com Terrible Warriors: Steve Saylor Justin Ecock Julian Spilaine Cassie Chui Orie Falconer  

There is a refugee crisis in the USA. Since October over 50,000 children and tens of thousands of families have streamed across the southern border of the United States. What is compelling this surge in migration, particularly of unaccompanied minors? Who are these children and families? And what is their journey like? I speak with Gary Shaye of Save the Children, which is running a relief operation in Texas for children and families that have made it across the border. He answers these questions and more.  

Hey there!  I'm Kelly Sutton.  We are so glad you’re here for another Inside Music Row!  We've got lots coming up on today’s show, so let’s get started!  Willie Nelson will release new material with Sony and Legacy Recordings next week.  “Band of Brothers” features 14 performances, plus nine brand-new songs.  Since October’s release of his last project “To All The Girls…”, which was Willie’s first top ten album in more than thirty years, fans have been anxious for more.  “Band of Brothers” is Willie’s first album of mostly new original material in almost twenty years.  Willie says “it’s good to be writing again,” and I’m sure his fans will agree.   Alan Jackson might be somewhat used to being at the top of the country charts, but his latest gospel album “Precious Memories Volume Two” was named Top Christian Album at the Billboard Music Awards.  This album was a follow up to his 2006 almost double platinum “Precious Memories” project, and is a collection of traditional hymns that Alan just wasn’t able to fit on the first album.  More than a year after its release, the new volume remains in the Top 50 on Billboard’s Top Country Albums chart.   Average Joe’s Entertainment is now more than just a record label.  The premiere issue of “The Average Joes” full color comic book will hit stores July first.  The comic book features Colt Ford and his friends as superheroes selflessly saving the world and fighting crime in the name of justice.  Look for the new material available at Wal-Mart in Colt’s new album “Thanks For Listening” as well as other select outlets and live shows.   Lee Ann Womack has waited almost seven years to release new music, but that wait is almost over!  “The Way I’m Livin’” will arrive in stores September 23rd as her first release on Sugar Hill Records.  The high impact title track was just released to radio last week.   Now it's time to go Inside The Song.  Lee Anna Culp’s latest single is “Big Love,” which she came up with almost by accident.  Here is Lee Anna talking about that song, which asks some tough questions.

Since October, authorities have captured more than 46,000 unaccompanied children, most of them from Central America, on the U.S. side of the border. Adam talks with WOLA's Geoff Thale, Maureen Meyer, and Marc Hanson about causes and implications.

Marc Keen is a vital part of the club scene of the Rhine-Main area! Since October 2010 he has been a member of the artist collective "Re: Fresh" and launched at this time in the most popular clubs in and around Frankfurt. His memorable sets can be recognized by not only his years of experience, but also his musical education. He is additionally equipped with a distinct flair for captivating groove, which is attracted to every dancefloor. 01 Wingspan - Matt McLarrie 02 Time Out (DJ Q Remix) - Branko 03 5 Cities (Andy Ash Remix) - Milton Jackson 04 Somebody - Whitesquare 05 Joint Is Jumping (Audiojack Remix) - Hugo 06 Make That Booty Clap (Zombie Disco Squad Remix) - Kill Frenzy feat. DJ Funk 07 I Just Want to Be a Lesbian (CLOUD Remix) - Felix Da Housecat feat. Romina Cohn 08 Vision Of Love (c2 Edit) (Edit by Carl Craig) - Bicep 09 Have I Told You (Citizen Remix) - Lorca 10 Ark Light - Agent X 11 Good Love - Catz 'n Dogz & KiNK

This week we are live from the New Jersey shore at a conference organized to help explore issues and find answers following Super Storm Sandy. The conference is presented by the Fungal Research Group Foundation-the same group responsible for the Bioaerosols, Fungi, Bacteria, Mycotoxins in Indoor Environments and Human Health conferences since the early 90s. Joining us this week will be three people attending the conference and more importantly working directly with those affected by Sandy. Tom Peter, CIH is VP of Insurance Restoration Specialists of Monroe, NJ. Since October he has been working in many of the Jersey Shore schools, commercial buildings, municipal buildings, residences and schools in the NY-NJ area. Mike McGuinnis, CIH, CIAQP is founder of RK Environmental of Phillipsburg, NJ. Mike is also busy helping business owners, contractors and residents of the NY-NJ Shore area consulting on mold and other indoor environmental contamination issues. Pete Consigli is a friend of the show, frequent contributor and restoration industry watchdog. We will be discussing the presentations at the conference and updating listeners on the issues locals are facing almost six months after Sandy pounded this area. LEARN MORE this week on IAQ Radio.

Episode 68: Today's Social Work Podcast, The Training and Education of Military Social Workers, is the first of a two-part series. Part II, is a discussion of Cultural considerations in military social work. I'm doing this two part series because whether you agree or disagree with America n's involvement in what has now become the longest continuous combat engagement in its 235 year history, "There is an urgent need to understand and engage with the military service members, veterans, their families, and their communities in effective [social work] practices" (CSWE, 2010, p. 2). I hear some of you right now; I'm reading your thoughts: you don't work for the Veterans Administration; you're not contracted by the military to provide services; you don't wear the uniform and serve in the armed forces. And yet, according to my guest, Anthony Hassan, you could still be a military social worker. According to a 2011 Rand report, "Since October 2001, approximately 2 million U.S. troops have deployed as part of Operation Enduring Freedom (OEF) and Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF). Many of these previously deployed individuals have since left the military or retired, and most previously deployed National Guard and reservists have returned to their home communities" (p. iii). These "community dwelling veterans" seek services where they live - in their communities. So, for all of you who work in communities - and that's everyone - chances are you're providing services to veterans and their families. And that's the main focus of today's military social work. And yet, most of us, unless we work directly with the military, have no idea what might be required for effective practice with this population. By all accounts, the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq have exacted a significant toll on community dwelling veterans and their families. In response to this need, in 2010, the Council on Social Work Education published guidelines for educational competencies for advanced social work practice in military social work. The authors of these guidelines explained, "with no end in sight and the ultimate results of these wars uncertain, we are now challenged with both a military that is exhibiting the stress-related consequences of these long and multiple combat deployments and a rapidly growing veteran population in need of a wide range of combat-related physical and mental health care services. Every community in the United States has been affected, and service delivery systems are trying to respond. Military social work, as a field of practice and research, is critical to our relevance as social workers, to the advancement of new career options, and in our leadership among the helping professions. This does not mean that we endorse war or aggression, but rather that we extend meaningful help to those who have been affected. This is a moment in history when we can reassert our central influence as a pivotal healing profession in the midst of wartime and in the aftermath by promoting a vigorous social work research agenda and appropriate training to effectively prepare military social workers" (CSWE, 2010, p. 2). In order to better understand both the training and education of military social workers, I spoke with a man who is on the forefront of the current reconceptualization of military social work. My guest, Anthony Hassan, is a retired Air Force officer with 25 years of experience in military social work. He served during Operation Iraqi Freedom in 2004 on the first-ever Air Force combat stress control and prevention team embedded with an Army unit. He led the largest military substance abuse and family advocacy programs in the Pacific which were recognized as benchmark programs and training sites for all other Pacific bases. He chaired the committee responsible for creating the Council on Social Work Education's model for advanced social work practice in military social work (CSWE, 2010) which I quoted a few minutes ago. And, if those bona fides aren't enough, he is currently the director of the Center for Innovation and Research on Veterans and Military Families at the University of Southern California's School of Social Work. In today's Social Work Podcast, Anthony and I talked about the how the definition of military social work has changed over time, how educators and practitioners can use the CSWE guidelines, opportunities for advanced training at the master's and doctoral level in military social work at USC's school of social work, and online certificate programs for non-USC students. We talked about the use of a "virtual patient" as part of the training program. We talked about the central role that the profession of social work could and should play addressing the issues faced by active duty military, community dwelling veterans, and their families. We talked about the kinds of jobs that military social workers do. We ended our conversation with some resources for listeners wanting to know more. A couple of notes about this interview. Anthony and I spoke for an hour and a half. Our conversation about education and training actually happened in the second half of our interview. Because I'm presenting it as "Part I" there are a couple of times when he makes reference to information that we discussed in the beginning of the conversation... which is now Part II. I hope that's not too confusing. Another thing that stands out about this interview is that, for the first time, I invited listeners of the social work podcast who are fans on the social work podcast Facebook page, to submit questions for Anthony. The response was fantastic. There were over 20 questions, most of which I couldn't ask. But those that were suggested on Facebook I identified as such. So, thank you to everyone who posted questions - you'll recognize your contribution to this interview. And I'll definitely be asking folks to submit questions for future podcasts. Finally, as with all my remote interviews, this one was done using Skype. Anthony was in Los Angeles and I was 3,000 miles away in Philadelphia. And now, without further ado, on to episode 68 of the Social Work Podcast, The Training and Education of Military Social Workers: An Interview with Dr. Anthony Hassan.

Episode 68: Today's Social Work Podcast, The Training and Education of Military Social Workers, is the first of a two-part series. Part II, is a discussion of Cultural considerations in military social work. I'm doing this two part series because whether you agree or disagree with America n's involvement in what has now become the longest continuous combat engagement in its 235 year history, "There is an urgent need to understand and engage with the military service members, veterans, their families, and their communities in effective [social work] practices" (CSWE, 2010, p. 2). I hear some of you right now; I'm reading your thoughts: you don't work for the Veterans Administration; you're not contracted by the military to provide services; you don't wear the uniform and serve in the armed forces. And yet, according to my guest, Anthony Hassan, you could still be a military social worker. According to a 2011 Rand report, "Since October 2001, approximately 2 million U.S. troops have deployed as part of Operation Enduring Freedom (OEF) and Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF). Many of these previously deployed individuals have since left the military or retired, and most previously deployed National Guard and reservists have returned to their home communities" (p. iii). These "community dwelling veterans" seek services where they live - in their communities. So, for all of you who work in communities - and that's everyone - chances are you're providing services to veterans and their families. And that's the main focus of today's military social work. And yet, most of us, unless we work directly with the military, have no idea what might be required for effective practice with this population. By all accounts, the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq have exacted a significant toll on community dwelling veterans and their families. In response to this need, in 2010, the Council on Social Work Education published guidelines for educational competencies for advanced social work practice in military social work. The authors of these guidelines explained, "with no end in sight and the ultimate results of these wars uncertain, we are now challenged with both a military that is exhibiting the stress-related consequences of these long and multiple combat deployments and a rapidly growing veteran population in need of a wide range of combat-related physical and mental health care services. Every community in the United States has been affected, and service delivery systems are trying to respond. Military social work, as a field of practice and research, is critical to our relevance as social workers, to the advancement of new career options, and in our leadership among the helping professions. This does not mean that we endorse war or aggression, but rather that we extend meaningful help to those who have been affected. This is a moment in history when we can reassert our central influence as a pivotal healing profession in the midst of wartime and in the aftermath by promoting a vigorous social work research agenda and appropriate training to effectively prepare military social workers" (CSWE, 2010, p. 2). In order to better understand both the training and education of military social workers, I spoke with a man who is on the forefront of the current reconceptualization of military social work. My guest, Anthony Hassan, is a retired Air Force officer with 25 years of experience in military social work. He served during Operation Iraqi Freedom in 2004 on the first-ever Air Force combat stress control and prevention team embedded with an Army unit. He led the largest military substance abuse and family advocacy programs in the Pacific which were recognized as benchmark programs and training sites for all other Pacific bases. He chaired the committee responsible for creating the Council on Social Work Education's model for advanced social work practice in military social work (CSWE, 2010) which I quoted a few minutes ago. And, if those bona fides aren't enough, he is currently the director of the Center for Innovation and Research on Veterans and Military Families at the University of Southern California's School of Social Work. In today's Social Work Podcast, Anthony and I talked about the how the definition of military social work has changed over time, how educators and practitioners can use the CSWE guidelines, opportunities for advanced training at the master's and doctoral level in military social work at USC's school of social work, and online certificate programs for non-USC students. We talked about the use of a "virtual patient" as part of the training program. We talked about the central role that the profession of social work could and should play addressing the issues faced by active duty military, community dwelling veterans, and their families. We talked about the kinds of jobs that military social workers do. We ended our conversation with some resources for listeners wanting to know more. A couple of notes about this interview. Anthony and I spoke for an hour and a half. Our conversation about education and training actually happened in the second half of our interview. Because I'm presenting it as "Part I" there are a couple of times when he makes reference to information that we discussed in the beginning of the conversation... which is now Part II. I hope that's not too confusing. Another thing that stands out about this interview is that, for the first time, I invited listeners of the social work podcast who are fans on the social work podcast Facebook page, to submit questions for Anthony. The response was fantastic. There were over 20 questions, most of which I couldn't ask. But those that were suggested on Facebook I identified as such. So, thank you to everyone who posted questions - you'll recognize your contribution to this interview. And I'll definitely be asking folks to submit questions for future podcasts. Finally, as with all my remote interviews, this one was done using Skype. Anthony was in Los Angeles and I was 3,000 miles away in Philadelphia. And now, without further ado, on to episode 68 of the Social Work Podcast, The Training and Education of Military Social Workers: An Interview with Dr. Anthony Hassan.

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The Digital Oblivion. Substanz und Ethik in der Konservierung digitaler Medienkunst | Symposium Do, 04.11.2010 – Fr, 05.11.2010 Der Vortrag versucht das Feld auszuloten, in dem sich eine künftige Auseinandersetzung mit der Frage der Langzeiterhaltung digitaler Medienkunst bewegen müsste. So sei zu beachten, dass Neue Medien schneller als Alte Medien altern. Auf der einen Seite ist das kulturelle Gedächtnis einer Gesellschaft auf Langlebigkeit ausgerichtet, auf der anderen Seite unterliegt die Funktionsfähigkeit digitaler Objekte einer immer kurzfristigeren Anpassung. Demnach stehen die Interessen der Softwareindustrie der Bewahrung und der Nachhaltigkeit unseres kulturellen Erbes entgegen. Hinzu kommt das Problem unklar definierter Begriffe, wie der des »Originals«, der »Materialität« oder der »Authentizität«, die häufig unpräzise gebraucht werden. Zur Behebung dieses Problems fordert Prof. Huber eine kritische Hinterfragung dieser Begrifflichkeiten und startet den Versuch einer Definition der für die Diskussion wichtigen Begriffe. Ein weiterer Begriff, mit dem sich Huber in seinem Vortrag auseinandersetzt, ist der des Gedächtnisses. In diesem Kontext merkt der Sprecher an, dass Speicherung und Archivierung alleine noch keine Erinnerung darstellen. Des Weiteren wird auf bekannte Strategien zur Langzeiterhaltung eingegangen, wie beispielsweise das OAIS-Modell, das mittlerweile als Standardreferenzmodell für Langzeitarchivierung digitaler Daten dient. Der Vortrag schließt mit Überlegungen zum fiktiven Charakter von authentischer Erfahrung veralteter Medien in der Gegenwart. Hans Dieter Huber (1953) ist seit Oktober 1999 Professor für Kunstgeschichte der Gegenwart, Ästhetik und Kunsttheorie an der Akademie der Bildenden Künste Stuttgart und hat seit Mai 2006 die Position des Leiters des Internationalen Master Studiengangs »Konservierung Neuer Medien und digitaler Information« an der Staatlichen Akademie der Bildenden Künste Stuttgart inne. /// Hans-Dieter Huber argued that the particular »presence« of artworks was due to their materiality. This presence is in turn the basis for aesthetic experience. As regards the relation of the original and its documentation, we must make a distinction between analogue and digital works. He listed various well-known strategies for the conservation of digital artworks – storage, emulation, migration, re-interpretation. Possibly, he went on, improved forms of description should replace the physical maintenance of the work, just as music is preserved through notation. This would have to be done in collaboration with the artist. Since the authenticity of the experience of the artwork depends on conditions prevailing at creation, and since these are unrepeatable, there in any case is no authenticity. Since October 1999 Hans Dieter Huber (1953) is professor for contemporary art history, aesthetics and art theory at the State Academy of Fine Arts Stuttgart and Head of the Study Program »Conservation of New Media and Digital Information« at the State Academy of Fine Arts Stuttgart since 2006.

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