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Susan Athey, PhD, of Standford University joins JAMA+ AI Editor in Chief Roy H. Perlis, MD, MSc, to discuss her research on machine learning to target behavioral nudges for college students and their potential implications for health care. Related Content: How an Economist's Application of Machine Learning to Target Nudges Applies to Precision Medicine

Hvordan påvirkes vi av mobbing og er det like utbredt i voksen alder?I denne episoden skal vi gå i dypet av mobbing og hva det gjør med oss, men også hvordan det påvirker oss når det skjer i voksen alder, spesielt på arbeidsplassen. Du får møte den levende legenden på feltet, Ståle, som sammen med den engasjerte psykologen Bendik, begge brenner for tematikken. Begge deler hvordan mobbing ble et felt de ble ekstra opptatt av, og hvordan de jobber med dette idag. Ståle tar oss med inn i flere tiår med erfaring og forskning på mobbing i voksen alder, der du får lære mer om hva det gjør med oss. Sammen snakker de om hvordan vi kan balansere motpolene med at den som blir utsatt, “alltid” har rett vs unikheten i alle våre opplevelser som mennesker, for å ivareta et godt og trygt miljø for alle parter. Videre snakker Bendik om hvordan han jobber med bedrifter og klienter for å håndtere det å ha stått i mobbing på arbeidsplassen.Sammen med Jimmy snakker de om hvordan bedrifter kan forebygge mobbing, men også hvordan ledere og vi rundt kan bidra til å utvide våre perspektiver rundt mobbing. Bendik Ola Larsen er utdannet psykolog fra NTNU i Trondheim, og jobber i dag som arbeids- og organisasjonspsykolog for Moment organisasjon og ledelse i Oslo. Han har erfaring både fra akuttpsykiatri og sikkerhetspost, og som daglig leder i den landsdekkende organisasjonen POFU. Bendik skrev hovedoppgave om sammenhengen mellom mobbing og depresjon i arbeidslivet, og har blant annet skrevet artikkel for HR-magasinet om håndtering av mobbing på arbeidsplassen. Som psykolog jobber Bendik med både ledere og medarbeidere, og holder foredrag for både private og offentlige aktører innenfor temaene krisehåndtering, stressmestring, og håndtering av vold og trusler på jobb. Ståle Valvatne Einarsen jobber som professor i arbeids- og organisasjonspsykologi ved UiBergen, der han leder Forskningsgruppen for arbeidsmiljø, ledelse og konflikt. Han er en ledende norsk psykolog og forsker innen arbeidsmiljøfeltet og en nestor innenfor feltet konflikthåndtering. I 2020 ble han utnevnt til æresmedlem (Fellow) i European Academy of Occupational Health Psychology, mens han samme år kom på Standford University sin liste over de mest innflytelsesrike forskerne i verden. Ståle har skrevet flere anerkjente bøker og over 150 vitenskapelige artikler i anerkjente internasjonale vitenskapelige journaler. Som har gjort han til en av verdens mest siterte forskere innen feltet mobbing og trakassering i arbeidslivet.God lytting!Vi trenger din hjelp for å fortsette å lage Hverdagspsyken!

Philip Taubman, a lecturer at Standford University, joined the Institute to discuss his book “In the Nation's Service: The Life and Times of George Shultz” and one of his earlier books, “The Partnership: Give Cold Warriors and Their Quest to Ban the Bomb.” This episode was recorded in April 2023. Hosted by John Shaw. Produced and edited by Jaclyn Durcholz. This podcast is produced through a partnership with WSIU Public Radio.

Der Begriff Longevity ist aktuell in aller Munde. Mittlerweile ist der Begriff auch in Deutschland angekommen und wird immer mehr thematisiert. Ich habe bereits vor einigen Wochen im Podcast über das Thema Langlebigkeit gesprochen. Heute möchte ich noch tiefer in die Wissenschaft dahinter einsteigen und dafür habe ich die Expertin Dr. Britta Kühlmann zu Gast. Als plastische Chirurgin, Wissenschaftlerin und Unternehmerin brennt Dr. Britta Kühlmann für die Themen Langlebigkeit und gesundes Altern. Ihre neuesten wissenschaftlichen Erkenntnisse, die sie während ihrer Forschungen zu Longevity an der Standford University in Kalifornien entdeckt hat, teilt sie mit uns in dieser Podcastfolge. Wie wir gesund altern, welche Entscheidungen wichtig sind und welche Longevity Nahrungsergänzungsmittel uns präventiv unterstützen können, damit wir möglichst viele Jahre fit und gesund bleiben, darüber spreche ich mit Dr. Britta Kühlmann. Sie gibt uns Einblicke in die noch sehr junge Forschung dieses Bereiches, spricht darüber, was bei der Einnahme von Nahrungsergänzungsmitteln zu beachten ist und welche Alltagsentscheidungen die Langlebigkeit fördern können. Wenn auch du wissen möchtest, wie du deinem Leben mehr Gesundheit schenken kannst, um länger gesund zu leben, dann ist dieses Podcastinterview genau richtig für dich. Du erfährst: ✨ Was der Begriff Longevity bedeutet ✨ Wie du deine Zellen fit halten und gesund und gut altern kannst ✨ Alles über die neusten wissenschaftlichen Forschungen über die Longevity ✨ Worauf du achten musst bei der Einnahme von Nahrungsergänzungsmitteln ✨ Wie ganzheitliche Alltagsentscheidungen die Langlebigkeit fördern können

Listen as host Amy Rodquist-Kodet, a health coach with UK HR Health and Wellness, shares 9 steps we can take to practice forgiveness to reap its healing benefits. This method was researched and pioneered by Dr. Fred Luskin of Standford University. Each month, Amy will explain a new practice you can try to build your resilience and thrive more.     --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/becoming-wildly-resilient/message

France, Viber, Acer, Standford University, AT&T, Kate Middleton(!), Fujitsu, Roku and more are all wishing the flashy thing from Men in Black exists this week!

Die Mikrobiomforschung bestätigt, dass sich die Auswahl unserer Nahrung auch auf unsere Psyche, unser Wohlbefinden und unser Lebensgefühl auswirkt, weshalb das Mikrobiom auch als das zweite Gehirn (Bauchhirn) bezeichnet wird. Es ist bewiesen, dass unsere Darmbakterien unmittelbaren Einfluss auf die Entwicklung des Gehirns und des Zentralnervensystems nehmen. Über unsere „Datenautobahn“, den Vagusnerv, schicken sie Darmbakterien permanent vom Darm und umgekehrt permanent Signale hin und her. Ist unser Mikrobiom im Ungleichgewicht, begünstigt das nicht nur die Entstehung von Krankheiten, sondern kann auch zu negativen Stimmungen – im schlimmsten Fall sogar Depressionen – führen. Beim Übergewicht geht die Mikrobiom-Forschung inzwischen davon sogar aus, dass Bakterien, die Kohlenhydrate, Zucker und Fett bevorzugen, über die Darm-Hirn-Achse die Botschaft nach „mehr“ an das Gehirn senden. Auch werden 95 Prozent des Glückshormons Serotonin, das Lebensfreude, guten Schlaf und Ausgeglichenheit fördert, im Darm und die übrigen 5 Prozent im Gehirn hergestellt. Die Darm-Hirn-Achse zu stärken ist also entscheidend für ein ganzheitlich gesundes Leben. Im spannenden Interview habe ich mit Dr. Britta Kühlmann über die neuesten wissenschaftlichen Erkenntnisse zur Darm-Hirn-Achse gesprochen. Dr. Britta Kühlmann ist Fachärztin für Plastisch-Ästhetische Chirurgie, Wissenschaftlerin und Unternehmerin ihrer Skincare Linie Cineolux. An der Standford University, USA hat sie mehrere Jahre zum Thema „Brain-Gut-Connection“ geforscht. Du erfährst: - Was die Darm-Hirn-Achse bedeutet - Wie Darm und Hirn zusammenhängen - Welcher Nerv Darm und Gehirn verbindet - Welche Botenstoffe für eine gute Psyche wichtig sind - Wie sich der Darm auf die Psyche auswirkt - Was dein Bauchhirn beruhigt - Was du auf ganzheitlicher Ebene tun kannst um die Darm-Hirn-Achse zu stärken

Once again we are joined by Jami Fregeau, The Neurodivergent Nurse, and this week we are discussing a new study published by Standford University researchers where they managed to isolate specific genes related to, and potentially causing, Autism Spectrum Disorder. We discuss the unique features of human brain development (as opposed to ape or other lab animal brain development) and get into how the researchers were able to narrow things down and see brain cells reach out to each other LIVE in a petrie dish! Katie & Jami also discuss the prevalence of epilepsy in folks who also have ASD, including how partial lobectomy treatment can cure someone of their epilepsy and the ladies discuss how and why that can be a viable treatment. At one point, Katie also mentions her cousin, Henry - if you're interested in learning more about Henry's condition, you can go to www.forhenryAHC.org   Reminder - while Garet is on maternity leave and continuing for a few episodes at least thereafter ALL of our patreon subscribers get access to ad-free episodes so join now at www.patreon.com/thebarisanklehigh . Short on cash but high on love for us? Write us a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts to help more people find us and put us in their ear holes!   Sources:  https://www.washingtonpost.com/science/2023/10/05/autism-genes-brain-development/ https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-023-06564-w

Ep 356: Healthy Sexual & Emotional Intimacy, How Embodiment and Nervous System Regulation are Important with Dr. Alison Ash.  She is a sex & intimacy coach and educator/lecturer at Standford University, and online. Dr. Aly shared what embodiment means and how our US culture devalues the wisdom of our bodies, so we often disconnect from our bodies as a result, which causes us to run into problems in sex, relationships, pleasure, and quality of life. Not only does the US have poor sex ed, it basically has zero intimacy education (but things are getting better as some universities are starting to offer such courses). Practicing embodiment is to be very present living in the moment, which Dr, Aly explained is a form of meditation and mindfulness. We can engage in nourishing our intimacy. Our intimacy can be draining rather than fulfilling if it's lacking. She offers courses to help people with this and other issues (including sexual topics). She explained how the 'window of tolerance' and 'range of resiliency' impacts our lives and relationships, and how we can widen that window through self-care.  She talked about examples of self-care, which our culture tends to minimize and devalue, such as taking a bath, gardening, journaling, or wrapping up in a soft blanket. She addressed how we need to self-soothe (self-regulate) and co-regulate (meaning engaging in a soothing connection with someone else...aka feel that click with them). Both are important for a healthy relationship.  She stated intimacy comes from mutual vulnerablity and with our goal oriented culture, goal oriented sexual relations often occur and this takes us out of our bodies which leads to less enjoyable and fulfilling sex lives. She also stressed that as a culture, we need to stop labeling emotions as good or bad, they are all valuable and give us all information.  We also touched on repairing ruptures in relationships, and the female sexual genitalia anatomy...do you know what the clitoris looks like? It is about six inches long and has lobes, legs, a shaft, and a head (somewhat analgous to the penis).Check out Dr. Aly's new course https://www.turnon.love/sexual-and-emotional-intimacy-skillsAnd her other courses: http://www.turnon.love/https://ohfckyeahwithruanwillow.buzzsprout.com/1599808/11886390About the podcast host: request an ARC copy hotwife audiobook: https://books.ruanwillowauthor.com/sharinghisadventurouswifefirsttimewifeshareittybittyvixenarcTo buy the book: https://books.ruanwillowauthor.com/sharinghisadventurouswifefirsttimewifeshareittybittyvixenNEW!https://books.ruanwillowauthor.com/thehideandseeksexchallengeaudiobookSupport the showSubscribe for exclusive episodes here: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1599808/subscribeSign up for Ruan's newsletters: https://subscribepage.io/ruanwillowhttps://linktr.ee/RuanWillowRuan is a Manscaped Ambassador get 20% OFF+Free Shipping with promo code RUANWILLOW20 at https://www.manscaped.com/ Ruan is a Kiiroo Toys Ambassador get 10% OFF with code RUANWILLOW10 at https://www.kiiroo.com/Copyright 2021-2023 Pink Infinity Publishing LLC

Die ultimative No-Aging Pille ist Wunschdenken. Es gibt aber Nahrungsergänzungsmittel, die einen verjüngenden Effekt haben sollen. Eventuell hast du in diesem Zusammenhang schon mal von Resveratrol, Spermidin oder NMN gehört? Dr. Britta Kühlmann ist Fachärztin für Plastisch-Ästhetische Chirurgie, Wissenschaftlerin und hhat u.a. mehrere Jahre an der Standford University, USA mit renommierten Wissenschaftlern zum Thema „Reverse-Aging“ geforscht und einen einzigartigen Wirkstoff entdeckt, der den Alterungsprozess der Haut verlangsamen hilft. Was sie von den aktuell gehypten zellverjüngenden Nahrungsergänzungsmitteln hält und wie der aktuelle Stand der Wissenschaft ist, darüber habe ich mit ihr in einem spannenden Podcast Interview gesprochen. Du erfährst… - Welche Nahrungsergänzungsmittel einen verjüngenden Effekt haben sollen - Worauf du bei der Einnahme achten solltest - Welche Referenzempfehlungen es gibt - Weshalb das Thema immer ganzheitlich betrachtet werden sollte Dr. Britta Kühlmann ist am 5.11. auch Speakerin beim Naturally Good Holistic Health & Beauty Summit. Erlebe sie in einem spannenden Panel-Talk zum Thema „The art of aging well“ und in ihrem d über die Darm-Hirn-Verbindung.

In this episode Tammy interviews Dr. BJ Fogg, author of the book "Tiny Habits" & Founder of the Behavior Design Lab at Standford University, and Stephanie Weldy, M.Ed., who is the Chief of Staff at BJ Fogg Inc., and an industry innovator in terms of using Behavior Design to help people lead healtier and happier lives. In this episode, we are going to explore the 3 pivitol factors that impact people's ability to form lasting habits, how to shape your child's prosocial and health behaviors (like getting your kids helping out more around the home), and how to assist adults in cultivating better habits in their own lives. To learn more about BJ's work, we encourage you to purchase his book "Tiny Habits: The Small Changes That Change Everything" or visit www.tinyhabits.com/songs to learn more about the songs BJ Fogg and his company have designed to help children form habits that last! If you love our podcast, you need to check out more amazing authors and speakers like BJ when you become a member with ICP you get access to:  80+ Parenting & Mental Health Courses Certificates of Completion for Continuing Eduaction Weekly Parent Coaching sessions Printables & Parenting Scripts Resource Library Webinars & Live Events And a Supportive Community Listeners can take 40% OFF their annual membership (or $19.99/m). Get your 7-Day Free Trial today!

ABOUT JOHN FOONGJohn joined Domain as Chief Revenue Officer in Sep 2021 from his most recent role as Global Director of Account Management at Uber in California. He is focused on accelerating Domain's marketplace strategy across the Residential, Commercial, Developer, Media, and Agent Solutions business, as well as Go To Market, Sales Operations and Customer Experience teams. Prior to Uber, John spent 12 years at Google holding a range of go-to-market leadership roles, including Google Cloud's multi-billion-dollar global partner/agent sales team. John holds a Bachelor of Commerce honors degree from the University of NSW and an MBA/MA (Education) from Standford University.   THIS TOPIC IN A NUTSHELL:    John's career background in tech companiesHis real estate journey in the US and AustraliaHis first deal at the age of 18Living in Australia and investing in suburbsAdding more properties through cashflowInvesting experience in the US vs. AustraliaCommercial and residential real estateCapital gain advantages from investmentsHis criteria when buying propertiesTwo objectives when investing in a primary residenceCapital gains tax Current projects and portfolio Maximizing leverage in real estateSelling properties His preferred investment strategyAdvice on investment strategy that works for youConnect with John Foong     KEY QUOTE: “I think real estate is life-changing. If you're buying a house, you're changing someone's life. If you're selling your house, you're changing your life. I love it when people are able to fulfill their life goals with property.”   SUMMARY OF BUSINESS:Domain Group is a leading Australian property marketplace made up of a portfolio of brands. We are united in our Purpose to inspire confidence in life's property decisions. Our brands offer products and solutions to consumers, agents, and parties interested in property across every step of their property journey. Headquartered in Sydney, we are a group of over 900 passionate people all across the country. Our values drive our strong culture, and we are committed to ensuring we act in a way that supports the environments and communities around us.  ABOUT THE WESTSIDE INVESTORS NETWORK   The Westside Investors Network is your community for investing knowledge for growth. For real estate professionals by real estate professionals. This show is focused on the next step in your career... investing, for those starting with nothing to multifamily syndication.     The Westside Investors Network strives to bring knowledge and education to real estate professional that is seeking to gain more freedom in their life. The host AJ and Chris Shepard, are committed to sharing the wealth of knowledge that they have gained throughout the years to allow others the opportunity to learn and grow in their investing. They own Uptown Properties, a successful Property Management, and Brokerage Company. If you are interested in Property Management in the Portland Metro or Bend Metro Areas, please visit www.uptownpm.com. If you are interested in investing in multifamily syndication, please visit www.uptownsyndication.com.      #realestateinvesting #REInvestors #CapitalGains #BuyingProperties #SellingProperties #HouseHacking #PrimaryResidence #InvestmentStrategy #TaxAdvantages #Residential #PropertyMarketplace #Domain #Owners #Agents #Sellers #Buyers #CapitalGainsTax #AustralianInvestor #CommercialInvesting #GreatMindset #CapitalGainAdvantages #LongTermWealth #CashFlow #DealDeepDive #PassiveWealth #FinancialFreedom #newepisode #podcasting #JointheWINpod #WestsideInvestorsNetwork  CONNECT WITH JOHN FOONG:Website: https://www.domain.com.au/groupLinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnfoongInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/domain.com.au/?hl=enFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/domain.com.auYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/@domaincomau/featured    CONNECT WITH US   For more information about investing with AJ and Chris:  ·    Uptown Syndication | https://www.uptownsyndication.com/  ·    LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/company/71673294/admin/      For information on Portland Property Management:  ·    Uptown Properties | http://www.uptownpm.com  ·    Youtube | @UptownProperties      Westside Investors Network  ·    Website | https://www.westsideinvestorsnetwork.com/  ·    Twitter | https://twitter.com/WIN_pdx  ·    Instagram | @westsideinvestorsnetwork  ·    LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/groups/13949165/  ·    Facebook | @WestsideInvestorsNetwork  ·    Youtube | @WestsideInvestorsNetwork  

They say nice guys finish last and there is some truth to that. Life isn't easy and no matter who you are or where you live, we all have to deal with difficult situations and people. This is certainly true in a wonderful but often times volatile industry like entertainment. But my guest, Allison Kluger has been able to do just that. Throughout her time in media, she has been able to navigate through a maze of chaos and sometimes explosive situations with class and integrity. She's had a very successful career in television with credits that include Good Morning America, she was one of the original hires and worked alongside Barbara Walters on The View, and then with Al Gore on his start up, Current TV. Now, she she's a lecturer at Standford University and has her own consulting firm. Allison shares how she's been able to succeed without compromising her integrity, character and goodness. She's an award winning media expert that major power players like Alex Rodriguez and Tyra Banks call upon and have on their team to consult them on their business ventures. This is a story about how create new opportunities for yourself, how to be resolute in your character, and how empathy and kindness are incredible strengths. So grab a pen and get ready to take some notes on how to succeed with compassion and how to navigate the high stakes game of life. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

John Arthur Getreu is a convicted rapist and killer who began his reign of terror when he was a teenager. In the early 1970's at least three young women were murdered on or near the Standford University campus. DNA wasn't known back then, but today it's a game changer for crimes that were once impossible to solve. Is he responsible for more crimes than we know? Next, I give you my reasons. My Patreon⁠ patreon.com/crymenetwork ⁠Get More CRYME⁠ ⁠Rate This Podcast⁠ john arthur getreu stanford murders solved stanford murder podcast

On Today's episode, we have award winning author, Gigi Langer, to discuss her second book, Love More Now; Facing Life's Challenges with an Open Heart." As it states on the backcover of her book, Gigi "illustrates how she overcame alcoholism, codependency, and trauma to discover the love at her center." She "shows you how to become a loving, open-hearted person (with firm boundaries). Langer holds a PhD from Standford University and has been sober for 37 years." It was a pleasure to have her back again to talk about her second book where you can "learn how to dissolve the negative beliefs restricting love for yourself and others." Jean McCarthy of "The Bubble Hour" Podcast says that Gigi "lays out a framework for change that is insightful and useful, without being prescriptive or overbearing." She first visited us in Season 1 Episode 10 ( https://spotifyanchor-web.app.link/e/mtTxpPHYoyb ) where we learn about her own personal experiences with alcoholism and sex addiction. To purchase her book, visit gigilanger.com Blog - GIGI LANGER Love More Now: Facing Life's Challenges with an Open Heart: Langer PhD, Gigi: 9780999122051: Amazon.com: Books Amazon.com: 50 Ways to Worry Less Now: Reject Negative Thinking to Find Peace, Clarity, and Connection (Audible Audio Edition): Gigi Langer PhD, Robin Waters, Possum Hill Press: Audible Books & Originals If you feel you are in crisis, please dial 911 or go to Lifeline (988lifeline.org) If you would like to connect with me, email me at sobergratitudes@gmail.com I would love to hear from you. Warmly, Sarah --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sobergratitudes/message

Today my guest is the esteemed Dr. David Spiegel. I'm going to read you his bio from the Standford University of Medicine website, but as a side note, this is NOT the David Spiegel from the Amber Heard trial.   Dr Spiegel is a Willson Professor and Associate Chair of Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences, Director of the Center on Stress and Health, and Medical Director of the Center for Integrative Medicine at Stanford University School of Medicine. Dr. Spiegel has more than 40 years of clinical and research experience studying psycho-oncology, stress and health, pain control, psychoneuroendocrinology, sleep, hypnosis, and conducting randomized clinical trials involving psychotherapy for cancer patients. He has published thirteen books, 480 scientific journal articles, and 170 book chapters on hypnosis, psychosocial oncology, stress physiology, trauma, and psychotherapy. He was a member of the work groups on stressor and trauma-related disorders for the DSM-IV and DSM-5 editions of the American Psychiatric Association's Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders.    In my estimation, Dr Spiegel is largely responsible for legitimizing modern hypnosis and making it widely accessible through the Reveri app. He was recently on The Huberman Lab podcast where they went deep into the neuroscience and brain mechanics of hypnosis, so I highly recommend you check that out too, but today, I directed him to speak primarily on the use of hypnosis to treat addiction, trauma, and chronic pain management for those who don't want to become dependent on drugs.   The topics we cover include: What is hypnosis Guided Meditation vs Hypnosis Hypnosis for healing shame based self identity Why Guilt is often the response to sexual abuse and trauma How to use hypnosis to break self-sabotaging behaviors We talk about Reveri - Low cost app for learning self-hypnosis   ….and much more.   It was such an honor to have him on, I learned so much from him and I know you will too!   So without further delay, please enjoy this episode, with Dr. David Spiegel   Connect with Dr David Spiegel! Visit Website: https://www.reveri.com/   Watch on YouTube: ​​https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNuRolkOZ7X8fCEFCDYd5tg   Subscribe So You Don't Miss New Episodes!   Listen On:   https://apple.co/30g6ALF   https://odaatchat.libsyn.com/spotify   https://bit.ly/3n0taNQ     Watch Full Episodes!   https://bit.ly/2UpR5Lo  

Es gibt viele Gründe eine "leere Lunge" zu erreichen. Dabei ist die Lunge natürlich nicht komplett leer. In dieser Folge zeige ich die spezielle Übungen auf, zeige dir direkt auf was du achten musst und wieso eine leere Lunge die Grundlage für eine volle Lunge ist. Hast du den Podcast schon bewertet? Vielen Dank! Wenn nicht, sei so nett uns lass uns ein paar Sternchen da, denn dieser Podcast ist kostenlos und soll es auch in Zukunft bleiben. In der Folge erwähnte Links: Unser zertifizierte Restorative Breathing® Atemtrainer Ausbildung findest du hier: https://www.restorative-breathing.org/atemtrainer-ausbildung Folge zur TIEFEN vs. FLACHEN Atmung: Folge #4 Aktuelle Studie der Standford University: https://www.cell.com/cell-reports-medicine/pdfExtended/S2666-3791(22)00474-8 Link zum kostenlosen 7-Tage-Atemjournal: https://www.restorative-breathing.org Wir freuen uns über dein Feedback als Mail an mail@restorative-breathing.org --- Unser zertifizierte Restorative Breathing® Atemtrainer Ausbildung findest du hier: https://www.restorative-breathing.org/atemtrainer-ausbildung Hier kommst du direkt zu unseren Restorative Breathing® Kursen um deine funktionelle Atmung auf ein neues Level zu heben: https://www.restorative-breathing.org/kurse/ Support the show (http://paypal.me/TimoNiessner) #RestorativeBreathing #BreatheAndRestore #podcast #freediveyourlife #breathing #healing #atempause #freediving#apnea #onebreath #breathwork #stopbreathing #breathing#atmen #atem #atemtraining #atemtechnik #pranayama #pranayamabreathing

Weekly flash Friday segment touching on Standford University statistics.

Do you want to sleep better, reduce stress and build a tremendous workout program? Yes! Then this is the episode for you. We dive into the universe of Andrew Huberman, PhD from Standford University. We will break down the practical science of living healthily."Positive thinking is not about being delusional. Instead, it's about learning how to take control of internal processing and knowing it'll shape your external environment."Andrew Huberman, PhDRunsheetINTROAndrew introduces the show with a story that changed Andrew Huberman's lifeFind your motivation (3m44)STARTING THE DAYAndrew gives us a tip on how to start (and end) every dayHow to Feel Energized and Sleep Better With One Morning Activity (4m29)HOW TO DO ITAndrew states that not only is breathing in good for stress, but there's a simple extensionReduce Anxiety & Stress with the Physiological Sigh (2m32)Andrew & Jeff Cavaliere, a world-class physical therapist, coach us to be our best physical selvesHow to Build Your Weekly Workout Program (4m19)OUTROAndrew talks to Jocko Willink about the value of stepping back, and having a broad field of vision in lifeDetachment is the best super power (5m) ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Hoy tenemos el gusto de tener con nosotros a Ignacio Gorupicz, vicepresidente 1ro de ACDE (Asociación Cristiana Dirigentes de Empresa), con quien conversamos acerca de su experiencia de haber hecho pública su fe en el ámbito del trabajo. Ignacio nos comparte su historia de Fe y su llamado a ser “punta de flecha” para llevar a Jesús al mundo laboral y abrir nuevos caminos de apostolado en las empresas. Ignacio tiene 43 años, está casado y tiene dos hijos de 3 y 6 años. Es licenciado en Administración de Empresas y Contador por la Universidad de Buenos Aires. Tiene un MBA de Standford University y un Master en Finanzas de la Universidad Torcuato Di Tella. Es socio en McKinsey & Company, una conocida empresa internacional de consultoría y está a cargo de la práctica de Operaciones de Servicio para América Latina. Ignacio es miembro del Comité Ejecutivo de la ONG Help Argentina que canaliza donaciones desde el exterior hacia cientos de ONG locales. Anteriormente, trabajó en finanzas corporativas en Siemens y DuPont. Forma parte de los equipos de rodaje de retiros del Movimiento de Dirigentes Cristianos (MDC). “No tengo plata ni oro, pero te doy lo que tengo”: un espacio donde encontrarnos con el que verdaderamente nos llena, para que nos tome de la mano, nos levante y nos ponga en camino nuevamente. Somos Sol, Colo y Tere, con el apoyo del Pbro. Gastón Lorenzo, Parroquia Católica Nuestra Señora del Pilar, Buenos Aires, Argentina. Entrevistamos a personas que nos comparten su vida y nos ayudan a profundizar nuestra fe. Contactate: - Con nosotros: podcastdelpilar@gmail.com - Asociación Cristiana de Dirigentes de Empresas (ACDE): https://acde.org.ar/ - Artículos de Ignacio en la Revista Empresa: https://empresa.org.ar/author/ignacio-gorupicz/  Música: - Cortina musical: "Tan pobre y tan rico"· Jóvenes Catedral de San Isidro. Álbum: “Hazte canto”. - Canción final: “Sal y luz”. Autor Letra y Música: Maxi Larghi. Intérprete: Maxi Larghi. Álbum: “Sal y luz”, 2013. Este podcast está realizado a beneficio de la Fundación Nuestra Señora del Pilar, que acompaña a niños, adolescentes y mujeres en estado de vulnerabilidad en Buenos Aires, Argentina. Te invitamos a colaborar con esta obra. Hacé click acá para donar, o entrá a la página de la Fundación para conocer más acerca de la fundación y otras formas de ayudar. Muchas gracias.

En este nuevo episodios del ciclo "Abogados Argentinos por el Mundo", conversamos con Thomas Heilborn, abogado que reside en Nueva York y nos cuenta su experiencia estudiando en Standford University. Te invitamos a conocer su experiencia personal y los desafíos profesionales que debió sortear para alcanzar el sueño de ser un Stanford Boy. Producción: Masterlaw Edición: Fernando Iacobaccio Locución en Off: Julieta Gómez Martí

Start Up Sukses tapi jatuh miskin | Elizabet Holmes| Elizabeth Holmes, CEO sekaligus pendiri Theranos, adalah seorang mahasiswi Standford University yang memilih untuk drop out dari bangku perkuliahan demi merintis bisnisnya sendiri di usia 19 tahun. Kerja kerasnya pun membuahkan hasil yang manis. Namun, reputasi Theranos kian terancam. Yang akhirnya membuat nilai valuasi perusahaan ini mengalami penurunan drastis. Startup ini harus mengecap pahitnya kecaman dan tuduhan penipuan dari berbagai pihak mulai dari media, pemerintah, bahkan mitra bisnis mereka sendiri.

In today’s podcast Sherry talks with psychologist, writer, and teacher in the field of personal growth Gay Hendricks. They talk about how he got his start in psychology in his early days at Standford University, an accidental fall on some ice that changed his proception of self, and his discovery of “pure consciousness”. Hendricks Institute

Join CEO Jennifer Grossman for the 125th episode of The Atlas Society Asks where she interviews longtime outspoken critic of COVID-19 lockdowns, mandates, and medical censorship, Dr. Houman Hemmati. Dr. Hemmati is a board-certified MD Ophthalmologist and PhD research scientist who earned his BS in Biological Sciences from Standford University, an MD from UCLA School of Medicine, and a PhD from Caltech. Aside from being the co-founder of two pharmaceutical companies developing treatments for eye diseases, Dr. Hemmati also publishes extensively in the area of stem cell research and is a contributor to The Daily Wire.

Dr. Jeffrey Pfeffer is an author/co-author of 16 books and is the Thomas D. Dee II Professor of Organizational Behavior at Stanford University.We are diving into some of the ideas Dr. Pfeffer presented in his most recent book about the 7 rules of power and how sometimes the rules of power require us to "break the rules". With persistence and resilience, we can reprogram our mindsets on how to build power and become more agentic, influential leaders.Listen to today's episode on "Building power" with Dr. Jeffrey Pfeffer and Rex Miller.Follow The Resilience Lab:On InstagramOn LinkedInThe Resilience Lab is an Imagine a Place Production. 

Not often do we get an executive in the building! On today's episode the CEO of Revolt gets in the kitchen. He keeps it all the way real, hailing all the way from Denvor, CO. We talk about bullying, quality education, friendship, police, felonies, and everything Revolt. Detavio shares how Duke and Standford University played a pivotal role in his success. We talk Diddy, why and how hip hop drives the culture. This is a must see episode over an imitation crab meat omlette. Follow @EatingWhileBroke  @Detavio @wittcoline Let us know your EWB Go-To-Meal @EatingWhileBrokeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode 31: Winning at Fibromyalgia podcast Well hello my friends! It has been a while! I have been MIA a little bit, for a good reason and I am back  I met someone special, his name is Greg and he has swept me off my feet, that's all I will say for now. I am coming on today to introduce you to my new, simplified version 2.0.1 of my Winning at fibromyalgia method. It is very powerful and I am very proud of it. For those who don't know me, I am a board-certified rheumatologist and work almost full time at the Rheumatology office in Cape Cod. I am an expert fibromyalgia coach where I teach women with fibromyalgia tools to reduce their pain, and win at fibromyalgia. The principle 4 steps are: Believe (in the power of your own body to heal, in the power of your mind and nervous system) Embrace (the concept of neuroplasticity) Let go (of the expectations to get results fast) and Do the work – mindfulness based exercises/techniques to bring peace and sense of safety to your nervous system that eventually reduces the pain Rinse and repeat  I want to start with the power of Belief today. I cannot stress how important belief is. I truly cannot. Believing my women can achieve pain reduction is #1 item I work on with my patients and clients alike. I want to tell you why it is so important. I want to tell you this because I found out the hard way. I LACKED belief myself – until I took the Whole health medicine institute course led by Dr. Rankin. Going through her program made me realize I lacked belief in my body's ability to heal. I was able to uncover where it was coming from, and then changed it around. It did not happen overnight. But I did it. And I now am sharing it with you, my listeners and clients. I want the same for you. SO first of all – why do I even talk about Believing? There is an undeniable body of research supporting the notion that our thoughts and perceptions affect our physiology. That our mindsets can MEASURABLY affect physical healing. In research studies it is called placebo effect – meaning, taking a sugar pill has positive, measurable physiologic and physical effects (improvement in depression, mood, or asthma). There is even such thing as placebo surgeries! – when doctors opened up a patient/made an incision but did not do ANY instrumentation on patients knees and people felt better!!!! Can you comprehend this? Fascinating research from Yale – IDENTICAL milkshake given to TWO groups of people with TWO different labels – one that suggested more “indulgent” or calorific drink triggered REAL body responses suggestive of having consumed more calories!! But they have not! That's all our brains/minds at work! Neurobiological research has shown that the placebo effect, which stems in part from individual's mindset and expectation to heal, triggers DISTINCT BRAIN AREAS associated with ANXIETY and PAIN that activate physiological effects that lead to healing outcomes. The placebo effect is mediated by the release of neurotransmitters, consistently impacts certain areas of brain and even mirrors the action of of pharmaceuticals on human physiology. In clinical trials it is actually NOT uncommon for the placebo to BEAT the active drug, especially in the studies on anti-depressants! Do you know what this means?? This means that our minds can produce the effects of a medication as powerful as an antidepressant! This means that the mind is capable of great feats in healing the body. This should not come as surprise given that the body is an infinitely intelligent organism. Humans have been healing themselves long before the invention of modern medicine techniques. Indigenous shamans have been facilitating healing for thousands of years. They gave patients hope, and through expectation, the mind initiated the changes in physiology for the body to heal. The question is not whether there is placebo effect (power of belief in healing) but WHAT CAN WE DO ABOUT IT?? How can we consciously deliberately harness that affect?? We don't seem to know how to produce it on demand in health and medicine. We spend enormous amount of money developing meds trying to OUTPERFORM the placebo affect. How silly! Mindset about treatments SHAPE treatment outcomes (antihistamine prick and cream test) Placebo effect is the power of belief, and is related to multiple psychosocial factors. One factor is expectation, which relates to a reduction in anxiety, or in expectation of reward. The placebo effect provides insight into the complexity of consciousness and how little we really know about the mind and its ability to heal. The scientific evidence is accumulating and points towards the possibility that the mind has an unlimited healing ability. You heard me right – UNLIMITED healing ability. ALL WITHOUT OUR, HUMAN precious mind. This makes a complete sense but skeptics don't like common sense until the science proves it. Where do the mindsets come from?? The placebo effect is a mind-body phenomenon that starts in the brain, results in clinical improvement and is intimately related to the ritual of the therapeutic act. This ritual involves things such as people in the room, spoken words, syringes or other devices and even the color of the pill. One of the most important factors that trigger expectations and believe is a verbal suggestion. Verbal suggestions are frequently given in clinical studies of the placebo effect, and these words as part of the therapeutic ritual have powerful effects on the body. This is an important concept to remember because YOUR OWN WORDS BASED ON YOUR INNATE BELIEFS ARE part of your own therapeutic ritual every single day of your life. The placebo effect emphasizes the importance of belief in overall health and wellness. BE positive in what you say and be discerning about what you believe. YOUR MIND-BODY IS listening. More useful questions- what is the best mindset to have, when diagnosed with fibromyalgia? Answer” the one that empowers us. The one that enhances our belief in our body's and mind's ability to heal, to improve the pain. No matter what caused it. The opposite is true also – injury to the body and negative thoughts can lead to stress, depression, anxiety and even to fear about getting injured again. Standford University researchers found that what patients think and expect about treatments can influence health outcomes. YOUR MINDSET CAN AFFECT YOUR RECOVERY. Researcher Alia Crum, a psychologist at Standford describes her experience when she was 10 and broke her ankle while doing gymnastics but did not know it was broken first. She iced and taped it and competed the next day and qualified for nationals. Then she found out her ankle was broken. She basically MENTALLy overcame her injury. Fibromyalgia CAUSES REAL pain but there is no injury. What a gift. It is an invitation to us to utilize our brain, nervous system and mind healing potential to sway the course of the pain. My entire coaching program is based on the premise that our brain has the power to alter the pain we feel in the body. Once you start believing it can. And embrace the neuroplasticity as a real cause of pain, you have won. Our brains usually need love or encouragement, sometimes both. Our primitive brains are also wired to look for danger. Maybe in some of us the wiring is stronger than others. What if our job was to provide reassurance to our primitive brains that we are safe, that we are strong, taking care of ourselves, attending to our needs and that things will be ok? And I am not talking about gaslighting and claiming everything will be fine if we are in real physical danger. I am talking providing our minds and nervous system reassurance and reassuring messages of safety when we are, in fact, physically ok, nobody is shooting at us or attacking us physically. Because short of physical danger, most of the time, we are ok. The first step is to BELIEVE that we can get there – to the part where our nervous system is at peace, and we truly really believe we are ok. And that we can feel better. Things start changing then. You can change your mindset. The brain is NEUROPLASTIC – meaning neural networks can continue to grow, change and reorganize throughout the lifespan. By challenging yourself with new experiences and perspectives, you can FORM NEW NEURAL CONNECTIONS – OR MINDSETS – at ANY POINT in life. I invite you to do the following exercise: I am powerful. I have the power (to change my neural connections). I have the power to change my perception of pain. I am strong, I am healthy, I am resilient. I am learning to harness the power of my brain and nervous system I believe in my body's ability to heal and in my own ability to choose my own thoughts.

Today's good news: Prestigious Stanford University opens the Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability, a school dedicated solely to studying the climate crisis. Plus, backgammon offers surprising health benefits.  If you'd like to lend your voice to the Optimist Daily Update, send an email to: editorial@optimistdaily.com. Listen to the Optimist Daily Update with Summers & Kristy - Making Solutions the News!

OVERVIEW: Jason A. Duprat, Entrepreneur, Healthcare Practitioner, and Host of the Healthcare Entrepreneur Academy podcast, discuss clothing for movement with Jeremiah Robison, CEO of Cionic, an innovative company building lightweight and durable bionic clothing driven by powerful algorithms that adapt in real-time to each individual's mobility needs. Jeremiah tells how his mission to provide a wearable solution to augment function and improve outcomes for individuals impacted with neurological movement disorders, especially his daughter with cerebral palsy, has led him to establish the company.  EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS Jeremiah was born to an entrepreneur mother running a spine therapy clinic and a computer scientist father. He got his computer science degree from Standford University. He started his career working for Apple in the 90s and other small companies. Cionic was founded with a commitment to Jeremiah's daughter diagnosed with cerebral palsy. The journey for Cionic is different from other startups and eventually led to the creation of the Neural Sleeve. The Neural Sleeve uses functional electrical stimulation as its augmentation strategy. It works by sending small amounts of current precisely timed into the body to force muscle contractions. One in seven people suffers from mobility impairment and disability. 60% suffer a lifetime disability in post-stroke individuals, while about half are mobility disabilities. Jeremiah envisions his technology going beyond its target market and can branch into the sports world. Personal connections made it easy for Jeremiah to build his team and overcome challenges, including the pandemic. Challenge the status quo thoughts and ideas because they don't always apply in every situation. UCSF, Cleveland Clinic, and other healthcare organizations are some sources to get funding for medical technologies.   3 KEY POINTS The best companies are built with a very personal story behind them. With machine learning and innovation, a product can make a difference. A product's impact is the best selling point. TWEETABLE QUOTES  “There is enough of the commoditization of machine learning and components that would be required to build something that could not only measure the human body but could actually influence movement.” – Jeremiah Robison “That's a big asset if you have other people who are starting a business. It doesn't matter whether it's in your sector or somewhere else. And sometimes, it's even better to be outside of your sector because they have lessons that just apply to business as a whole.” – Jeremiah Robison   RESOURCES Jeremiah's website: https://cionic.com/   Have a healthcare business question? Want to request a podcast topic? Text me 407-972-0084 and I'll add you to my contacts. Occasionally, I'll share important announcements and answer your questions as well. I'm excited to connect with you!   Do you enjoy our podcast? Leave a rating and review: https://lovethepodcast.com/hea   Don't want to miss an episode? Subscribe and follow: https://followthepodcast.com/hea   #HealthcareEntrepreneurAcademy #healthcare #HealthcareBoss #entrepreneur #entrepreneurship #podcast #businessgrowth #teamgrowth #digitalbusiness  

Kelly Schmutte is a dual degree graduate and a lecturer at Standford University at d.School.  She has also worked at IDEO and on product development of many hardware products, including designing and running her own product called PerfectFit, one of the world's leading professional dance shoes, and is the co-author of the design book Navigating Ambiguity.  Today Kelly is going to share some valuable knowledge on how inventors, startups, and small manufacturers can understand ambiguity and unexpected circumstances within the product development journey, and how to maximize the value of your product through prototyping and testing before going into manufacturing. Today you will hear us talk about: Defining ambiguity - The quality of being open to more than one interpretation How does it apply to hardware product design Framing the problem, then asking why that problem is important How do you then go about solving the problem. What is some of the academic research around ambiguity in design How do you use this in hardware design The importance prototyping Prototype to learn at first, then prototype to figure it out, then prototype to perfect it and validate it. EPISODE LINKS Kelly Schmutte / Navigating Ambiguity Links: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kelly-schmutte-a29b614/ Website: https://perfectfitpointe.com/ Book: https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/623448/navigating-ambiguity-by-andrea-small-kelly-schmutte-and-stanford-dschool-artwork-by-reina-takahashi-photographs-by-andria-lo/ The Product Startup Podcast Links: Website: https://www.ProductStartup.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ProductStartup/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/ProductStartup/ Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/ProductStartup/ Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/ProductStartup/ Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/ProductStartup/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/ProductStartup YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/MakoInvent Mako Design Links: Website: https://www.makodesign.com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/MakoInvent Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/MakoInvent/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/MakoDesign/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MakoInvent/ Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/MakoInvent/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/MakoInvent/ Kevin Mako Links: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/Entrepreneurs/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/KevMako/ Quora: https://www.quora.com/profile/Kevin-Mako Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KevMakoPage/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/KevMako/ About: MAKO Design + Invent is the original firm providing world-class consumer product development services tailored to startups, small manufacturers, and inventors. Simply put, we are the leading one-stop-shop for developing your physical product from idea to store shelves, all in a high-quality, cost-effective, and timely manner. We operate as one powerhouse 30-person product design team spread across 4 offices to serve you (Austin, Miami, San Francisco, & Toronto). We have full-stack in-house industrial design, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, patent referral, prototyping, and manufacturing services. To assist our startup and inventor clients, in addition to above, we help with business strategy, product strategy, marketing, and sales/distribution for all consumer product categories. Also, our founder Kevin Mako hosts The Product Startup Podcast, the industry's leading hardware podcast. Check it out for tips, interviews, and best practices for hardware startups, inventors, and product developers. Click HERE to learn more about Mako Design + Invent!

Grime - It's A London Thing ist eine fünfteilige Podcastserie über die Grime Musik und Kultur, die in East London Bow aus der UK Bass Culture entstanden ist. Was ist Grime und was bedeutet der Name? Wie klingt Grime? Was sind die Einflüsse und Wurzeln? Wer sind die Künstler und Künstlerinnen? Und, ist Grime britischer Hip Hop? (Nein!) In dieser Folge geht es zurück bis zu den Roots der jamaikanischen Musikkultur. Es geht los bei der britischen Kolonialgeschichte auf Jamaika und den daraus resultierenden politische und gesellschaftliche Entwicklungen auf Jamaika und in Großbritannien. Es geht um die Entstehung von Ska, Rocksteady, Reggae und Dub Music. Es geht um Sound Systems, Clashes, DJ's und MC's und den Einfluss auf die britische und amerikanische Musik, auf Grime und Hip Hop. Für die geschichtlichen Themen zu Kolonialismus, Sklaverei, der Geschichte Jamaikas und der Windrush Generation habe ich mir Hilfe von Dr. Heike Raphael-Hernandez geholt. Sie hat unter anderem an der UC Berkely, an der Harvard-University und der Standford-University geforscht und ist aktuell wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin der American Studies der Universität Würzburg. Ihre Forschungsschwerpunkte sind unter anderem Kolonialismus, die deutsche Kolonialgeschichte, die Transatlantische Sklaverei, Black Atlantic Studies, Caribbean Studies, Migration und Immigration. Folge könnt ihr Dr. Heike Raphael-Hernandez auf Instagram: Black Studies Shared. Timestamps: (00:00) Blinkin' Lights Intro (01:03) Grime Intro (02:31) Kapitel 12: Jamaican Roots (18:03) Kapitel 13: Sound System Culture und die Rude Boys (24:56) Kapitel 14: Die Windrush Generation (32:01) Kapitel 15: Ska, Rocksteady und Reggae (40:32) Kapitel 16: Rivers of Blood, Pirate Radio und die Rave Culture (48:03) Outro Blinkin' Lights: Linkliste zu Grime Folge 5 Unterstützen über Steady Unterstützen über Paypal All I See Is Blinkin Lights Website Dr. Heike Raphael-Hernandez: Black Studies Shared auf Instagram Beats: DeineMeinung aka LaserKnecht&Zaubertoms auf Instagram Cover: Raoul auf Instagram Raoul auf Twitter Grandmasta Caz Intro: Maurice auf Instagram Maurice auf Twitter Til' The Podcast Drops: Til' The Podcast Drops Linktree

Dr. Megan Roche helps us all, men and women, understand the physiological differences that women have and how it might be an advantage. Dr. Roche is an MD and current PhD candidate at Standford University working on epidemiology, focused on population health and genetics for athletes, spedifically women.  she is also a freaking fast runner: 2016 USATF Trail Runner of the Year 5-time national champion North American Mountain Running Champion 6-time member of team USA She is the co-author of, The Happy Runner: Love the Process, Get Faster, Run Longer and co-host of the popular podcast, "Some Work, All Play" You can also hire her or their coaches at SWAPRunning. Check out this past episode with Megan and David about their book.

One day, during a talk, she conducted a simple experiment: she asked a group of scholars to close their eyes and point south-eastwards. There were fingers pointed in every posible direction. However, Lera Boroditsky knew that if she asked the same question to a girl from an Aboriginal community in Australia she would point her finger in the right direction. “Aboriginals do not use directions such as left or right, and instead everything is in cardinal directions,” says the scientist. In the world there are some 7,000 languages, with different vocabularies, sounds and alfabets. Do differences affect the way we see the world? “Language has a profound impact on our perception,” says Boroditsky.   Lera Borodistky is a cognitive scientist, psychologist and professor. Her research focuses on the complex differences in human communication. “I'm interested in how human beigns develop such a vast intelligence, how we process the information we receive from the world and how such a complex and wonderful phenomenon as the one we call language allows us to be as intelligent and sophisticated as we are", she says. Boroditsky is regarded as one of the key authors of the theory of linguistic relativity. The scientist has developed her career in world-class institutions such as the MIT or Standford University.  She is currently professor of cognitive science at University of California, San Diego, and is chief editor of Frontiers in Cultural Psychology. Utne Reader included her in its list of “25 Visionaries who are Changing Your World.” “A better grasp of language makes us more creative, approachable and fosters communication in the incredibly diverse world that surrounds us,” she says.

This week Jade and Holly are breakdown 'Insecure' Season 5 Episode 2 'Growth, Okay?!' Episode 1 was a great reintroduction of the characters, and where they left off following the end of Season 4. Episode 2 brings us to present day and kicks off the journey of Season 5. A year has gone by since their visit to Standford University and Issa and Molly are back to being the best of friends (thank God). The BLOcc is blowing up for Issa and Molly has seemingly found a balance between herself, her friendships and her job. Issa's business is thriving. However, she is having difficulty trying to satisfy her client and her sponsors for an event, and confides in an old friend for support. In the meantime, Molly considers reentering the dating scene. As they breakdown the episode, Jade and Holly talk about "dating" your friends, nurturing your friendships, plus more! And like Molly, they answer the question, "What is it like dating you?" Tune in to 'Queued Up' every Tuesday while we recap each new episode of 'Insecure' Season 5 until the very end. Follow 'Holly's Hit Or Miss' on Instagram! @hollyhitormiss Follow Jade Raven and In True Jade Fashion On Instagram! @intruejadefashion @ravengem_ Music by: @ThatsJustScotty

What is really the biggest cause of green house gas emissions? How much does animal agriculture actually contribute to climate change? What can we do to successfully solve the environmental crisis ASAP? All these questions and more are discussed in today's episode with Sailesh Rao of Climate Healers where we cover: - How climate science is politicized - UN IPCC Conventions and bias - The killing machine vs. the burning machine - How to really solve climate change- The role of colonization - Overturning consumerism and supremacism - An environmental crisis bigger than climate change - Building a system based on peace and nonviolenceSailesh Rao is the founder and executive director of the nonprofit Climate Healers, and a systems engineer with over 3 decades of professional experience. Dr. Rao earned his PhD in electrical engineering from Standford University and has authored more than 20 technical peer reviewed papers, 13 patents, two books, and is the executive producer of 5 documentaries. Since 2006 he has made solving the climate crisis and healing the planet his full time work. Learn more at his website: https://climatehealers.org/ Take the climate bathtub challenge: https://climatehealers.org/transform/the-climate-bathtub-problem/

What is really the biggest cause of green house gas emissions? How much does animal agriculture actually contribute to climate change? What can we do to successfully  solve the environmental crisis ASAP? All these questions and more are discussed in today's episode with Sailesh Rao of Climate Healers where we cover: - How climate science is politicized - UN IPCC Conventions and bias - The killing machine vs. the burning machine - How to really solve climate change- The role of colonization - Overturning consumerism and supremacism - An environmental crisis bigger than climate change - Building a system based on peace and nonviolenceSailesh Rao is the founder and executive director of the nonprofit Climate Healers, and a systems engineer with over 3 decades of professional experience. Dr. Rao earned his PhD in electrical engineering from Standford University and has authored more than 20 technical peer reviewed papers, 13 patents, two books, and is the executive producer of 5 documentaries. Since 2006 he has made solving the climate crisis and healing the planet his full time work. Learn more at his website: https://climatehealers.org/ Take the climate bathtub challenge: https://climatehealers.org/transform/the-climate-bathtub-problem/ 

Sarah Stein Greenberg from Standford University discusses "Creative Acts for Curious People" and how to think, create and lead in unconventional ways. Sarah is the executive director of the Hasso Plattner Institute of Design at Stanford. (aka Standford d.school). She leads a community of designers, faculty, and other innovative thinkers who help people unlock their creative abilities and apply them to the world. Listen for three action items you can use today. Host, Kevin Craine Do you want to be a guest?

What creates the horrors in our world? Why do we have such a divided society at present?Books I mention:https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/135483.My_Life_with_the_Chimpanzeeshttps://www.goodreads.com/book/show/135484.Reason_for_Hope?ac=1&from_search=true&qid=PmTxJl1wNt&rank=1I said Staford instead of Standford University! It's early on a Sunday morning ... sorry 

In Episode 39 wollen wir wissen: Was schauen wir uns eigentlich vom Silicon Valley ab und warum? Adrian Daub (Professor für vergleichende Literaturwissenschaften und Germanistik an der Standford University) dekonstruiert die Narrative aus dem Tech Hub der USA und wir vergleichen sie gemeinsam mit Business-Geschichten aus Deutschland. Was dominiert unser Denken hier und dort? Wie kohärent sind die Vorstellungen von Erfolg und Moral? Warum schauen wir dazu in die USA? Wir sprechen über die Verbreitung von „großen Ideen”, wo Substanz (noch) fehlt, Ayn Rand, Tradition und Fortschritt.Die Episode in einem Satz: Adrian erklärt den Nutzen von ästhetischem Hyperindividualismus und die „Moral der Nerds”, Mary-Jane fragt nach den Grenzen zwischen politischen und wirtschaftlichen Narrativen und Human erzählt von der Hubris der bahnbrechenden Ideen und der konsequenten Desillusionierung, wenn man näher hinsieht.Shownotes:Adrian's Website: www.adriandaub.comAdrian's Buch: „Was das Valley Denken nennt”Adrian's Podcast: „The Feminist Present"  Artikel in The New Republic: “The Weird, Extremely German Origins of the Wirecard Scandal”Artikel in The Nation: “How Sexism is Coded Into the Tech Industry"

In this episode, we have Jayson Raines and his father Gerald with us to share their insights on the college recruitment process. Jayson is committed to Standford University and overcame many obstacles to get to where he is.  With the help of his dad, he shared some fundamental principles he learned from him. Gerald shared with us how he fostered and supported his son at a young age to make sure he has the best possible chance to be successful in all aspects of life. This is an episode you do not want to miss.We hope you guys enjoy this episode.Get connectedwww.myokinetix.comFacebookInstagramTwitterYoutubeJoin Our Tribe on Facebook to grow together and ask questionsMusicDanger Storm by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4985-danger-stormLicense: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

There may not be another athlete anywhere with a story like  Metro Detroit's own Aristotle Taylor and he can't help but laugh at just how crazy it is that he will be a Stanford Cardinal in a couple months. Taylor lost his father in eighth grade and after went into competitive gaming, before finally deciding to join the football team in his senior year. Now he's heading to play Defensive End for Stanford. Leaving Brother Rice with an astonishing 4.2 GPA,  hear his incredible story on this week's installment of Couch Boyz Radiowww.ouijuice.comDiscount Code: CBZ10 IG @themcouchboyzIG @St0tleIG @juststotle

Jack-Hermann NTOKO notre invité est originaire du Cameroun. Né en France à Villeurbanne dans la région lyonnaise, Jack-Hermann est un Spécialiste de la gestion des risques pour les entreprises. Après des études brillantes dans l'ingénierie et le Business Management en France, puis en Grande Bretagne, il débute sa carrière au sein de Travelex UK, où il prend en charge la gestion d'un portefeuille de services destinés à la clientèle étrangère. Au bout de 2 années de bons et loyaux services, il revient en France et rejoint Euler Hermes, le Leader mondial des solutions d'assurance-crédit pour les entreprises, une société dans laquelle ses compétences, et ses softs-skills, lui permettront de gravir les échelons, 12 ans durant. Serial Entrepreneur depuis l'âge de 13 ans, il connaît le succès dès ses 18 ans grâce aux soirées Uncle Jack qu'il organisait dans un pub prêté par son oncle. En 2006, il cofonde Sawa Sourcing pour connecter l'Afrique et la Chine. En 2013, il cofonde Myron Capital Partners, une société dédiée à la recherche de financement pour les startup africaines, et il accompagne également la création du Label MyTeamRecords, qui œuvre à la promotion de la musique Afro. En 2019, Jack-Hermann est lauréat de la prestigieuse Standford University aux Etats-Unis, une formation qui atteste de sa maîtrise des différentes facettes de l'entreprenariat innovant. Au cours de cette même année, il décide de prendre son envol et quitte définitivement le groupe Euler Hermes, pour cofonder Trade-In, une plateforme collaborative de courtage 2.0, en Assurances et Financement, qui intègre les technologies d'Intelligence Artificielle et la Blockchain, pour aider les PME en France et dans le monde dans leur gestion des risques. Afropéen, Afro-optimiste convaincu, Chasseur de rêves, Facilitateur, Citoyen du monde, Amoureux de musique, d'art et de culture, Jack-Herman croit en l'émergence du continent et c'est dans son rôle de Président d'Honneur au sein de la CAVIE, le Centre Africain de Veille et Intelligence Economique, qu'il vous délivrera sa vision positive pour notre cher continent. Suivez Jack-Hermann sur LinkedIn : https://www.linkedin.com/in/jack-hermann-n/ Site web Tradein : https://www.tradeinsur.com/ Tous les Podcasts sont sur : https://www.african-valley.org Suivez nous sur twitter @talks_diaspora : https://twitter.com/talks_diaspora Suivez nous sur LinkedIn : https://www.linkedin.com/company/conversations-avec-la-diaspora/ Suivez nous sur Facebook : https://bit.ly/fcbk_talks_diaspora Interview mené par Stéphane EKOBO @jsekobo : https://twitter.com/jsekobo

Dr. Snyder is the Stanford W. Ascherman Professor and Chair, Department of Genetics and Director, Center for Genomics and Personalized Medicine at Stanford University. He is a leader in the field of functional genomics and proteomics. Seminal findings from the Snyder laboratory include the discovery that much more of the human genome is transcribed and contains regulatory information than was previously appreciated, and a high diversity of transcription factor binding occurs both between and within species. He has also pioneered the use of different state-of-the-art “omics” technologies as well as wearable devices for managing human health. In this podcast, Dr. Snyder will discuss with us how commercial wearables can detect a viral infection even before the obvious symptoms appear Some resources for more information on Dr. Snyder: Dr. Synder Book: Genomics and Personalized Medicine: What Everyone Needs to Know https://amzn.to/3309oLD Dr. Snyder's Lab at Standford University http://med.stanford.edu/snyderlab.html

Dr. Snyder is the Stanford W. Ascherman Professor and Chair, Department of Genetics and Director, Center for Genomics and Personalized Medicine at Stanford University. He is a leader in the field of functional genomics and proteomics. Seminal findings from the Snyder laboratory include the discovery that much more of the human genome is transcribed and contains regulatory information than was previously appreciated, and a high diversity of transcription factor binding occurs both between and within species. He has also pioneered the use of different state-of-the-art “omics” technologies as well as wearable devices for managing human health. In this video, Dr. Snyder discusses how we can manage our health with big data. He uses his personal experience as an example of what we can learn through monitoring our physiological markers. Some resources for more information on Dr. Snyder: Dr. Synder Book: Genomics and Personalized Medicine: What Everyone Needs to Know https://amzn.to/3309oLD Dr. Snyder's Lab at Standford University http://med.stanford.edu/snyderlab.html

Dr. Snyder is the Stanford W. Ascherman Professor and Chair, Department of Genetics and Director, Center for Genomics and Personalized Medicine at Stanford University. He is a leader in the field of functional genomics and proteomics. Seminal findings from the Snyder laboratory include the discovery that much more of the human genome is transcribed and contains regulatory information than was previously appreciated, and a high diversity of transcription factor binding occurs both between and within species. He has also pioneered the use of different state-of-the-art “omics” technologies as well as wearable devices for managing human health. In this video, Dr. Snyder will discuss with us the benefits and methods of checking your health in depth when you are well so that you can quickly detect and react to issues as they arise, leading to better health outcomes. Some resources for more information on Dr. Snyder: Dr. Synder Book: Genomics and Personalized Medicine: What Everyone Needs to Know https://amzn.to/3309oLD Dr. Snyder's Lab at Standford University http://med.stanford.edu/snyderlab.html

Like CCIV, NGA, ACTC, STPK, or HZON? We chat with Michael Klausner from Standford University about his research on SPACs. He also weighs in on the new announcements made by the SEC Article: https://corpgov.law.harvard.edu/2020/11/19/a-sober-look-at-spacs/ 0:00 Intro with Disclaimer 1:16 Research Findings 4:17 Are Investors More Skeptical? 4:48 Positive Traits in a SPAC 7:38 Where to Start Your Due Diligence 8:42 New SEC Announcement 12:14 Final Thoughts Website: https://investorshub.advfn.com/ Market Vision Twitter: https://twitter.com/IHub_Vision Investors Hub Twitter: https://twitter.com/Investors_Hub Talk with me on the Market Vision forum: https://investorshub.advfn.com/Investors-Hub-Market-Vision-38574/ Investors Hub LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/investorshub-com-inc- Investors Hub Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/InvestorsHub #finance #stocks #SPAC --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Diego Hernández Huerta, hoy Director de vinculación y programas estratégicos en el instituto de la juventud de Leon, descubrió a temprana edad que la vocación por servir puede marcar la diferencia para acercar oportunidades a tod@s por igual.   Cuenta con una amplia formación académica siendo Licenciado en Psicología por la Universidad de la Salle Bajío con reconocimiento de excelencia académica, es Especialista en Liderazgo Estratégico y Management por Illinois University y actualmente estudiante de la Maestría en Gestión Pública Aplicada en modalidad internacional por el Tec de Monterrey; cuenta con diversos cursos y diplomados de instituciones nacionales e internacionales como Standford University, Lakehead University, British Council, Tec de Monterrey, Universidad de Santander, entre otros enfocados al liderazgo, política pública, innovación y gestión de equipos.   Su travesía personal ha sido de lo mas emocionante, se independizó desde los 15 años, solventando sus gastos y buscando becas, la perseverancia dió frutos : Ponente y tallerista en temas de inteligencia y movimientos colectivos, liderazgo estratégico y desarrollo organizacional. Fue acreedor a la distinción como talento del estado de Guanajuato, Reconocido por UN for Youth Developer, recibió el nombramiento como secretario general adjunto de comunicaciones en el estado por el CINU (Centro de Información para las Naciones Unidas para México, Cuba y la República Dominicana). Fundador de GMUN Modelo de Naciones Unidas para Guanajuato, fue General Manager de Youth GTO de EDUCAFIN – SUBE.   Sigue su trabajo en el Insituto de la Juventud de León, y en sus redes sociales   https://www.instagram.com/accounts/login/?next=%2Fdiegohehu%2F&source=follow   http://leonjoven.gob.mx/      

I had the privileged to talk to former Stanford Volleyball player Jenna Gray. We talked about how her first season playing overseas is going, her pranking career, and so much more. Enjoy!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Marketing im Kopf - ein Podcast von Luis Binder In dieser Folge: In dieser Folge von Marketing im Kopf reden über Unternehmensvisionen. Wir werden über die Visionen von einigen großen Marken sprechen, wie zum Beispiel das „Crush adidas“ von Nike, „Ein Computer auf jedem Schreibtisch und in jedem Zuhause„ von Microsoft oder „Become the Harvard of the West„ von der Standford University und ich werde dir zeigen, auf was du bei der Erstellung deiner Unternehmensvision achten musst. Außerdem packen wir nochmal das Thema „Ziele„ an und es geht um nachhaltiges Marketing.  Über den Podcast an sich: In dem Podcast Marketing im Kopf soll es um die Frage gehen, was notwendig ist, um ein Produkt oder eine Dienstleistung gut vermarkten zu können und was für grundsätzliche Strategien verfolgt und ganz leicht umgesetzt werden können. Egal, ob du selbst im Bereich Marketing arbeitest, oder, ob du dich einfach nur für das Thema interessierst, in diesem Marketing-Podcast lernst du alle Grundlagen und Strategien, die aktuell im Marketing verwendet werden. Meine Website findest du hier. [https://luisbinder.com] Die Website zum Podcast findest du hier. [https://bit.ly/2WN7tH5] Du hast Fragen, Anregungen oder Verbesserungsvorschläge? Dann findest du hier alles wichtige, um dich bei mir zu melden. [https://bit.ly/2OOR8Nt] Die verwendeten Quellen findest du hier! [https://bit.ly/3fV9uIu] --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/luis-binder/message

Steve Jobs hat die Zukunft und technologische Entwicklung geprägt wie kein anderer in den vergangenen Jahrzehnten. Der Apple Gründer und Visionär hat uns neben den vielen disruptiven Produktentwicklungen vor allem auch Motivation und Inspiration für die Zukunft hinterlassen. In der zweiten Episode des Pulsgebers geht es um die berühmte Rede von Steve Jobs an der Standford University in 2005. Timo und Michael präsentieren 3 Geschichten von Steve Jobs und leiten daraus Botschaften und motivierende Impulse für unser Leben ab.

In today's program we continue our series on the conservation of humanity, dissecting the Covid 19 corona virus and the massive and unwarranted over-reaction perpetrated by governments around the world. Joining us for today's episode is Dr. Jay Bhattacharya. Dr. Bhattacharya is a Professor of Medicine at Stanford University. He obtained his MD in 1997, and his PhD in Economics in 2000, both at Standford University. He is a research associate at the National Bureau of Economics Research, a senior fellow at the Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research, and at the Stanford Freeman Spogli Institute. He directs the Stanford Center on the Demography of Health and Aging and holds courtesy appointments as Professor in Economics and in Health Research and Policy. Dr. Bhattacharya's research focuses on the economics of health care around the world with a particular emphasis on the health and well-being of vulnerable populations. His peer-reviewed research has been published in economics, statistics, legal, medical, public health, and health policy journals. Dr. Bhattacharya is one of three authors and primary signatories of the “Great Barrington Declaration”, a document which criticizes the present heavy handed covid-19 global response. The declaration has been now seen world wide and has been signed by over 40,000 medical practitioners, over 13,000 health scientists, and over 727,000 concerned citizens. To learn more about the Barrington Declaration or Dr. Bhattacharya's work please visit: The Great Barrington Declaration https://gbdeclaration.org Collateral Global Organization https://collateralglobal.org Dr Bhattacharya's Standford Website

I denne episoden av PARK pod møter vi fondsforvalter i First Seed, Endre Krogsrud. Hva ser han etter i et selskap for å skape verdier? Hva betyr samfunnsutvikling for bærekraft og kan svaret ligge i litteraturen? Dette er noen av de spørsmålene Endre Krogsrud svarer på i denne episoden av PARK pod. Dette er en ny sesong i PARK pod. Her er det Lage Thune Myrberget som møter ulike samarbeidspartnere og aktører i Hamarregionens günder- og næringshus - Park. Alle gjester oppfordres til å dele tips om hvor de henter inspirasjon. Her er Endre sine delinger. YouTube: Steve Jobs taler til avgangselever ved Standford University. Podkast: Leder i Norfund, Tellef Thorleifsson, om Norfund, Northzone og betraktninger om risikokapital. Er så gammel at jeg egentlig leser mest bøker: Fagaktig: Thomas Piketty, Kapitalen i det 21. århundre. Ayn Rand, De som beveger verden (1200 sider (!) og egentlig en roman Litt lettere (og to store lokale forfattere): Gert Nygårdshaug, Mengele Zoo (første bok i en trilogi). Sigurd Hoel, Trollring (siste bok i en dobbeltroman)

In the latest #TransferStudentStory episode of the Transfer Nation Podcast, Standford University transfer student Ariana Davarpanah shares about her #transformative experience at San Mateo community college. Ariana is so connected to her transfer identity that she decided to funnel her stellar #transferlove and #transferknowldege into a phenomenal podcast and digital media network called Transfer Tea. Beyond spilling the tea on all things transfer for students, Ariana's goals is to inform students about the transfer process through tips, interviews, and student stories! Hear about how it all started with a LinkedIn post and why Ariana is so passionate about bringing awareness to the transfer process.Follow Transfer Tea on all social media platforms and listen to their podcast here!: https://www.transfertea.com/links

Land activist and Scientist, Elsie DuBray -- Oóhenuŋpa Lakȟóta, Nueta, Hidatsa, joins the podcast to discuss her research on the influence American Buffalo can have on the health of indigenous peoples. Elsie also clarifies a few misconceptions associated with Native and Aboriginal populations of the Americas, including individuals who are continuing the fight for Native recognition and the Land Back movement. Elsie is an undergraduate researcher at Standford University, and she has conducted studies to ameliorate the issues associated with poor nutritional options available to marginalized communities. Elsie resides on her home reservation in South Dakota where her family stewards a small herd of buffalo.

Dr. Rasmus provides an update on latest status of stimulus negotiations in Congress this past week: How Pelosi refused to fall for Trump-McConnell latest trick. What’s possible next week. Much of today’s show discusses the recent Nobel prize in economics given to two Standford University professors for their contribution to showing how (auction) markets are efficient. Rasmus explains how their view is just another iteration of ‘efficient markets theory’ debunked by the events of 2008-09. Nevertheless, the Nobel group keeps giving awards to pro-free market theories that argue capitalist markets are efficient and therefore superior to government. Is it economic ‘science’ or economic ‘ideology’, supporting the fiction that markets always produce the best prices—and therefore the government should sell off (privatize) public goods (wireless spectrum) using auction markets at a lower price than it might sell otherwise. What are the hallmarks and indicators of ‘economic ideology’ (ideology defined as misrepresentation of reality, facts, & truth)?

Adam Cohen of Standford University joins us on The Baskipedia Podcast. Coach Cohen and Coach Hart discuss his rise up the ranks of coaching and what it is like to coach at High Academic schools such as Rice, Harvard, Vanderbilt, and Stanford. He gives great advice to coaches that want to go up the ranks and be a D1 assistant coach. Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thebaskipediapodcast Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/baskipedia Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/baskipedia Adam Cohen, recognized as one of the nation's top young basketball coaches, has made a strong imprint in his first four seasons at Stanford. After serving as an assistant coach for the Cardinal his first two seasons, Cohen was elevated to Associate Head Coach prior to the 2018-19 season. Cohen owns a decade of experience as a college basketball mentor, including eight as a collegiate coach. He enters his fifth season at Stanford in 2020-21, previously serving as an assistant coach at Vanderbilt (2014-16), Harvard (2013-14) and Rice (2012-13). Regarded as a top-notch teacher with a strong pedigree for developing talent, Cohen has helped mentor several all-conference players. Primarily working with Stanford's perimeter players, he has made a strong impact on the group. KZ Okpala was drafted by the Miami Heat in the second round of the 2019 NBA Draft, and Daejon Davis and Tyrell Terry have earned spots on the Pac-12's five-member All-Freshman Team, with Terry also earning All-Pac-12 distinction. Dorian Pickens was an all-conference selection for his performance on the court and was voted the Pac-12 Scholar-Athlete of the Year for his efforts in the classroom in 2018. Leading all recruiting efforts for the Cardinal program, Cohen was instrumental in landing one of the best recruiting classes in school history for 2020. Stanford's 2020 class was regarded by nearly all the recruiting services as a top-10 class, led by top-five signee Ziaire Williams, the highest-rated student-athlete in program history. The 2020 class joins 2017 as top-10 classes, while the 2018 and 2019 groups earned top-25 status. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/systembasketball/support

Dr. Yi Li, a neurologist at Standford University, discusses her paper, "Ultrasound-guided Lumbar Puncture Improves Success Rate and Efficiency in Overweight Patients".

Have you ever had a student confess to you that they are just not creative? That they have never been able to create something unique themselves? Today Neil provides you with an exercise to exhort that creativity from each of your students. Encourage your students’ imagination by asking them to imagine what is in the fictitious box, and encourage their creativity to evolve.   KEY TAKEAWAYS It is no wonder that governments are such big fans of education. When you impose conformity and suppress new ideas, you have to inevitably kill imagination and murder the idea of play. When the right way to do something is dogmatically enforced and non-compliance is punished, it is no wonder that children shut themselves down to avoid negative consequences. This is what schools do to kids.   Time after time students may tell you that they are not the creative type. Encourage your students to make mistakes so that they can get rid of the sounds that they don’t want and the ideas they don’t use. Start them very broad and narrow down their creativity.   What’s in the box is a technique that came from Standford University. Ask your student to close their eyes and pretend you are handing them a small box with a lid on it. There is always something in the box. Ask the student to open the box and tell you what is inside? What they find in the box is the preferred subject of a song, story or poem which they have just created out of thin air.   They have created the seed of an idea based on the position that there is something in the box at all times. Often they are reluctant to say what is in the box but you can always encourage them. Ask them ‘what colour is it?’ , ‘tell me more about it?’ or ‘where did it come from?’. Soften the questions by telling them that what they are telling you is really interesting to you.   The more physical attributes that the student can conjure up such as weight, colour, smell and texture then the more vivid the thing in the box becomes. Your job is to help your students play with the contents of the box and throw ideas backwards and forwards until the student is capable of looking after the process all by themselves.     BEST MOMENTS “They weren’t creative, they were compliant.” “That’s not bad for someone who isn’t creative, is it?” “I’ve lost count of the number of students who have discovered something in the box.” VALUABLE RESOURCES Listen to The Tutor Podcast on the Apple Podcasts (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-tutor-podcast/id1369191372)! Build Your Online Course Week 1: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/build-your-online-course/id1369191372?i=1000477109724 Course Planning Week 2: Who Am I?: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/build-your-online-course/id1369191372?i=1000477109724 Who are They? (Know Your Punters): https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/who-are-they-know-your-punters/id1369191372?i=1000478984529 Read the Weird Things Guitarists Do book by Neil Cowmeadow, which is available now on Amazon. Link - https://www.amazon.co.uk/Weird-Things-Guitarists-Do-Misconceptions/dp/1519026579/ Contact Neil via this website - com! ABOUT THE HOST Neil Cowmeadow is a maverick peripatetic guitar teacher from Telford with over 19 years’ experience in the business of helping people. Learn how to start, grow and love your business with Neil’s invaluable advice and tips without the buzzwords and BS! CONTACT METHOD info@neilcowmeadow.com See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Listen to Dr. Charles Plott, William D. Hacker Professor of Economics and Political Science at the California Institute of Technology, and the late Dr. Kenneth Arrow, Professor of Economics at Stanford University, and 1972 Nobel Prize winner in Economic Sciences discuss Theory and Experiments with Markets. It was recorded in 2000.

Anthony Corso is a Ph.D. student in the Aeronautics and Astronautics Department at Stanford University where he is advised by Professor Mykel Kochenderfer in the Stanford Intelligent Systems Laboratory (SISL). He studies approaches for the validation of safety-critical autonomous systems with an emphasis on interpretability and scalability. In this podcast he talked about safety-validation of autonomous systems. The latter includes systems such as robots, cars, aircraft, and planetary rovers equally. In May he published a paper which deals with different algorithms for black-box safety validation. One of the approaches is to use reinforcement learning, which was discussed in the podcast in more detail. He also briefly introduced the Next-Generation Airborne Collision Avoidance System ACAS X, in which development Professor Kochenderfer was heavily involved. ACAS X takes advantage of Dynamic Programming, an algorithm for optimal decision making. The mentioned papers, further readings and an interesting podcast can be found here: The paper mentioned above: A Survey of Algorithms for Black-Box Safety Validation The paper on Adaptive Stress Testing (AST): Adaptive stress testing with reward augmentation for autonomous vehicle validation The AST toolbox mentioned in the podcast: AST-Toolbox The CARLA simulator mentioned in the podcast: CARLA A paper on ACAS X: Next-Generation Airborne Collision Avoidance System An episode of Standford University's podcast The Future of Everything with Mykel Kochenderfer where he talkes about ACAS X and Artificial Intelligence (AI) in safety-critical systems: Mykel Kochenderfer: AI and safety-critical systems --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/safetycorner/message

The retail automotive industry can sometimes be a rough business, from dealing with sales to management. How are you navigating? How do you keep not only yourself, but also a team energized and engaged? Here to talk about some things you can incorporate at your dealership is Mike Robbins, speaker, coach and author of five books, his latest titled We’re All in this Together: Creating a Team Culture of High Performance, Trust, and Belonging. In this segment, Mike tells us about his background and journey to becoming a sought after speaker. After playing college baseball at Standford University, Mike was drafted by the Kansas City Royals organization and unfortunately was injured before he could make his major league debut. Since then, Mike has dedicated his career to helping companies create high performing teams with great leadership. He then discusses how the Coronavirus had affected people personally as well as professionally, and the tips he has for poeple dealing with anxiety over the constant changes and disruptions in life. He also tackles the keys to a healthy and positive dealership culture, and the importance of staying motivated and organized. In addition to speaking and writing, Mike is the host of the We Are In This Together podcast. Through his platform he teaches important techniques that allow individuals and organizations to be more appreciative, authentic, and effective. His clients include Google, Wells Fargo, Microsoft, and Airbnb to name a few. https://www.cbtnews.com/author-and-former-mlb-player-mike-robbins-on-inspiring-your-team-to-win/

Hannah Levy, a graduate from Stanford University and Ph.D. graduate student in Clinical Psychology shares insights about the connection between fitness and mental health. Levy discusses the power of fitness training to create a pause in life, build energy, let go of thinking, and enjoy the present moment. She offers a unique perspective on understanding how to optimize her body through nourishment, exercise, and experimentation hitting her upper and lower limits. Using her understanding of psychology, Levy shares tips on effectively creating a routine that sustains habits to meet your goals. Lastly, she shares mindfulness tools to connect with creativity, focus, and concentration. She explores how leisure activities, responsibilities, and fitness are all possible with routine, intention, and balance. Hannah Levy Bio A graduate from Standford University, Hannah majored in psychology and is currently working on her Clinical Psychology Ph.D. Program at Washington State University. As a Stanford athlete, Hannah earned four back to back national championships in Lightweight Rowing. She participates in CrossFit and triathlon training while planning to complete a full Ironman event next year. Hannah continues to dance and perform in documentary dance projects, and local art and talent shows. You can contact Hannah at hannah.levy@wsu.edu --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ellie-lund/message

Renewable energy is the future. But before we get there, we still need to figure out how to store renewable energy properly — and there are a billion ideas trying to do this. This week, Nature N8 talks to Dr. Antonio Baclig about one of the possible solutions: vanadium flow batteries.Antonio is a postdoc at Stanford University's Department of Materials Science and Engineering, working in The Chueh Group. He discusses the intermittency of green power, smart grids, and the challenges of designing a future battery for 100% renewable energy. Support “Waste Not Why Not” on Patreon. Follow us on Twitter @wastenotpod. Send questions to ask@wastenotwhynot.com. Subscribe to “Waste Not a Newsletter" on Substack.EPISODE CREDIT | Emily Y. Wu (@emilyywu), producer | Nate Maynard (@N8May), host | Yu-Chen Lai (@aGuavaEmoji), editor | Thomas Lee, brand design | Music licensing MB01DZDWXUL8EER | a Ghost Island Media production (@ghostislandme) | www.ghostisland.media

Got MILK? We do! Introducing MILK podcast hosted by Mallory Kasdan. As we gear up for our Season 6 premiere on July 7th we wanted to share with you another podcast that we love and know you'll love too. Enjoy! Meena Harris joins Mallory in the MILK Studio. Meena is the author of “Kamala and Maya’s Big Idea," an illustrated picture book based on a true story from the childhood of Meena’s mom and aunt. Meena is founder of the groundbreaking Phenomenal Women Action campaign, she is a respected entrepreneur and is recognized as an influential voice for women’s equality. In the book, two sisters make a difference in their community by dreaming big and fighting for what they believe in. It’s an early lesson on the power of community organizing, and an example of what Meena’s grandmother always told her: “Each of us has a role to play.” Meena believes that to fight for women’s equality, we need to start with girl’s equality, and her book focuses on listening to girls of color, supporting their big ideas, and following their lead. Currently, Meena is head of strategy and leadership at Uber, where she leads brand transformation initiatives focused on corporate citizenship, customer loyalty, and employee engagement. In addition to Uber, she has advised major brands on diversity and inclusion. Meena is also an attorney with extensive experience in consumer protection, data privacy, and cybersecurity. She is a graduate of Standford University and Harvard Business School. She lives in San Francisco with her partner and two daughters. The book can be purchased through a link on phenomenal girl dot com. Follow Meena @meenaharris or phenomenalwoman.us Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A Staying Connected Series webcast on Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan's responses to COVID-19 and what they learned through the process of re-opening. As the United States beings to re-open quickly, what lessons can we draw from other countries who have gone through this same process? Representatives from Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan will talk about the strategies they employed regarding contact tracing, COVID-19 testing, and privacy concerns. Featuring: Ambassador Abraham Wen-Shang Chu, Director General, Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Los Angeles Abraham Wen-Shang Chu is the Director General of the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Los Angeles. He has served in many different roles in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs throughout his career. Consul General Akira Muto, Consul General, Consulate General of Japan in Los Angeles Akira Muto past overseas postings have taken him to Russia (Moscow) twice, and in the U,S., to Washington D.C., and Boston. Aside from his time as a visting scholar at Standford University's Walter H. Shotenstein Asia-Pacific Research Center at the Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies, his time as Consul General will mark his first time working in the state of California. Consul General Kyung Jae Park, Consul General, Consulate General of the Republic of Korea in Los Angeles Kyung Jae Park is the Consul General of the Republic of Korea Consulate in Los Angeles. Moderator: Dr. Parmis Khatibi, COO, Ahura Health Corporation Dr. Parmis Kahtibi is the COO of Ahura Healthcare Corporation. They are a premier provider of comprehensive pain management services. She is an anticoagulation and antithrombotic clinical specialist at University of California, Irvine Medical Center as well as a Clinical Adjunct Professor for the University of California, San Francisco School of Pharmacy and USC School of Pharmacy.

Meena Harris joins Mallory in the MILK Studio. Meena is the author of “Kamala and Maya’s Big Idea," an illustrated picture book based on a true story from the childhood of Meena’s mom and aunt. Meena is founder of the groundbreaking Phenomenal Women Action campaign, she is a respected entrepreneur and is recognized as an influential voice for women’s equality. In the book, two sisters make a difference in their community by dreaming big and fighting for what they believe in. It’s an early lesson on the power of community organizing, and an example of what Meena’s grandmother always told her: “Each of us has a role to play.” Meena believes that to fight for women’s equality, we need to start with girl’s equality, and her book focuses on listening to girls of color, supporting their big ideas, and following their lead. Currently, Meena is head of strategy and leadership at Uber, where she leads brand transformation initiatives focused on corporate citizenship, customer loyalty, and employee engagement. In addition to Uber, she has advised major brands on diversity and inclusion. Meena is also an attorney with extensive experience in consumer protection, data privacy, and cybersecurity. She is a graduate of Standford University and Harvard Business School. She lives in San Francisco with her partner and two daughters. The book can be purchased through a link on phenomenal girl dot com. Follow Meena @meenaharris or @phenomenal.com  

After seven years of following Jess and doing her workouts, I finally had the opportunity to sit down and chat with her about all things training, nutrition and business. For years, I've been dying to ask her how she comes up with her workouts and really just get to know her better. We start of by getting to know a little more about Jess and her journey from collegiate softball player at Standford University into a coach, trainer and entrepreneur. Our discussion includes the differences (and mutual appreciation) between our methods of training, both of our perspectives on tracking macronutrients and of course how on earth do you run a business, take care of your family and also take care of yourself. This conversation is perfect for anyone who already loves Jess or anyone who is looking to take their personal training or nutrition coaching business online . Make sure you are following her on Instagram at BlondePonytail and her website: BlondePonytail.com.

Julie Lythcott-Haimes, former freshman dean at Standford University, noted in a 2016 TED talk that  "professional success in life, which is what we want for our kids...comes from having done chores as a kid." But, man alive, it is not easy to get kids involved in household work! It is one million times easier for parents to do the work themselves, especially when the kids are young and inexperienced.   If you, like me, sometimes struggle to get your kids involved in chores, you are in the right place. This short and power-packed episode dives into the why, what, and how of chores. It also provides simple and practical suggestions for how to handle pushback or failure to follow through on tasks.   Weekly Challenge: Teach your child one new skill and make it their chore for this month or this week. To make it easier, download a free guide that will help you determine what skills you can reasonably teach at what ages.   Find show notes here Follow along on Instagram Follow along on Facebook   And THANK YOU for your ratings and reviews! Please keep them coming.    

Gerade beschäftigt uns und die Wissenschaft nur ein Thema: das Coronavirus. Es geht darum, schneller Diagnosen zu stellen sowie einen Impfstoff zu entwickeln. Zudem müssen wir die Ausbreitung verlangsamen, um Praxen und Krankenhäuser zu entlasten. Kann uns ein Algorithmus oder eine künstliche Intelligenz dabei unterstützen? Erste Hoffnung darauf gibt es. So kann Künstliche Intelligenz erkennen, ob eine Lunge durch das Coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 entzündet ist. Sie kann eingesetzt werden, um die richtige Zusammensetzung eines Impfstoffs zu finden, wie ein Projekt der Standford University zeigt. Außerdem kann sie unsere Bewegungsdaten auswerten. Können wir so die Verbreitung kontrollieren? Gemeinsam mit Burkhardt Röper, KI-Experte bei der Apotheken Umschau, gehen Peter und Gina diesen Fragen nach. Ausführliche Informationen zum Einsatz von KI zur Bekämpfung der Corona-Epidemie finden Sie auch auf unserem E-Health-Portal "Digital Ratgeber" https://www.digital-ratgeber.de/aktuelles/ki-erkennt-coronavirus-innerhalb-von-sekunden-557511.html https://www.digital-ratgeber.de/aktuelles/smartphone-daten-fuer-den-kampf-gegen-coronavirus-557543.html Die wichtigsten Informationen zum Virus finden Sie hier: https://www.apotheken-umschau.de/Coronavirus Zu den Hosts: Gina Steffens hat ihr Handwerk an der Deutschen Journalistenschule gelernt und unter anderem schon für Audible, die Süddeutsche Zeitung, den WDR und den Deutschlandfunk gearbeitet. Peter Glück hat als Journalist über 20 Jahre Erfahrung darin, Wissen für jedermann verständlich und unterhaltsam aufzubereiten. War Redakteur und Moderator bei verschiedenen ARD-Sendern und im privaten Hörfunk. Fragen, Anregungen, Feedback? Bitte schreiben Sie an redaktion@digital-ratgeber.de

On last year’s Heartland the American neurobiologist and author Robert Sapolsky met with the Danish author and science journalist Lone Frank. In front of a live audience in the festival’s Future Talks tent the two participants discussed the future of human life. Future Talks were created to invite scientists and theorists into the public conversation and make us all take an interest in the future. In this case the future of our kind, the way we live our lives and our continued evolution. Robert Sapolsky works at Standford University and has published the book Behave where he attempts to explain why humans behave the way we do. Lone Frank has a background in neuroscience and is considered one of Denmark’s very best science journalists. We hope you’ll enjoy this episode of Heartland Podcast.

If you go to Wikipedia and search for Professor Jerry Porras you will find a very impressive description of his qualifications. He is described as an Organizational Theorist, Lane Professor Emeritus of Organizational Behavior and Change at the Stanford University Graduate School of Business.Professor Porras is also a co-author to best selling books on how to succeed in business and the best habits corporations should implement in order to achieve their goals. Let's talk to Professor Porras and learn from his vast knowledge about business, success and change in society.If you want to know more about the Stanford University Graduate School of Business and the Latino Business Action Network go to www.lban.usExecutive Producer and Host: Fernando SchiantarelliCómo lo Hizo? is a co-production of iHeart Radio - Premiere Networks and Crece Grow MediaFor more content on how to grow your business, check out www.comolohizo.com

Virginia Heffernan talks to Scott Sagan, political science professor at Standford University known for his research on nuclear weapons policy and nuclear disarmament, about the results of his recently co-authored poll gauging Americans’ desire to go to war with North Korea. Slate Plus members get bonus segments and ad-free podcast feeds. Sign up now. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jim Hannigan, the Director of Legal Project Management at Coblentz Patch Duffy & Bass LLP and a member of the leadership team and standards committee at SALI Alliance walks us through the importance surround data standards when it comes to legal matters. Creating standards is the first step in allowing those of us in the legal services industry to speak the same language, and create ways of comparing apples to apples when it comes to marketing pitches, prior experience, or matter pricing. Hannigan discusses why SALI was created, the release of the first set of matter standards in January of this year, and what to expect at the LMA P3 Conference next month. We also discuss the current situation with Wolters Kluwer experiencing a ransomeware attack which shut down most of it's online resource tools. WK has been very open about what happened, and is keeping a public statement page open as they begin to bring services back online. Just another reason to watch out for those phishing emails! Information Inspirations "Legal innovation needs to learn some new tricks." Rae Digby-Morgan at Wilson Fletcher, tells us that you can't just slap "legal" or "law" onto a process and think that it makes it special. In fact, the legal industry may be a bit too much insular and should open up to non-legal experts to come in and advise us on how to improve our processes. She also reminds everyone that process improvement does not equal innovation. The value-add results of process improvements are expected by our clients… and is the floor, not the ceiling. If you want to separate yourself from the competition, being truly innovative will help. How a Google Street View image of your house predicts your risk of a car accident. Standford University and the University of Warsaw in Poland have tested Google's Street View images of individual's houses to determine how likely they will be to file an auto insurance claim. Reportedly, they improved predictability by 2%. Scary! Marlene wonders what are the next factors in determining future actions? If you run 5K's, or donate to non-profits? Kim Kardashian and Legal Team Help Free 17 Prisoners in 90 Days. Although neither Greg nor Marlene watch KUWTK, or follow Kim on Instragram, they have nothing but good things to say about her work to help free 17 people who were imprisoned and drug related charges. Some serving life sentences. If you're going to have power and fame and a platform, using it for social justice is a great way to use it. Listen, Subscribe, download Jerry's music, and Send Us Tweets and Voicemails, Too!! Don't forget to subscribe, rate, and comment. You can tweet @gebauerm and/or @glambert to reach out. Call us at 713-487-7270 with suggestions. And, thanks to Jerry David DiCicca for the music!

#Selbstfahrendes Auto #Innovation #Automobilindustrie #Auto #automatisiertesAuto #Ladeinfrastruktur #Elektromobilität #Elektroauto #AutonomesAuto #Elektromobilität #Ladesäule #AutomatedDriving #AutonomousCar von Jürgen Vagt 10.04.19 ausnahmsweise ist komplette Version des Interviews frei zugänglich und heute gab es wieder mal eine amerikanische Sicht auf die Zukunftsmobilität, allerdings ist der deutsche Maschinenbauingeur ein Gewächs der deutschen Universitäten und der deutschen Automobilindustrie. Dr. Sven Beiker hat nach seinem Studium bei BMW angefangen und ist, seid 16 Jahre im Silicon Valley tätig. Zuerst für die deutschen Autobauer und dann für Mc Kinsey tätig und zwischenzeitlich hat Dr. Sven Beiker einen Lehrauftrag an der Standford Universität inne. Seit 2 Jahren ist Dr. Sven Beiker selbstständig und er versteht sich als der Mittler zwischen der deutschen Automobilindustrie und der amerikanischen Innovationsszene in der Mobilität. http://svenbeiker.com/ Am Anfang des Gespräches haben wir die Situation in den USA besprochen und Dr. Sven Beiker zeichnete ein genau umgedrehtes Bild verglichen mit der deutschen Situation. Das autonome Autofahren ist in den USA das große Thema, wohingegen im April des Jahres 2019 in Deutschland Elektromobilität durch die Gazetten und die Talkshows geistert. Daher haben wir den Schwerpunkt auf das automatisierte bzw. autonome Autofahren gelegt. Ich habe gefragt, ob die USA technologisch mit der automobilen Macht Deutschland gleich auf und ja die amerikanischen Techkonzerne sind technologisch sehr weit vorne und haben Milliarden Testkilometer simuliert. Aber niemand soll ein selbstfahrendes Auto im Privatbesitz des Normalbürgers in den nächsten 5 Jahren erwarten, denn der Mischverkehr macht die Einführung des selbstfahrenden Fahrzeuges schwierig. Auf absehbare Zukunft wird sich das automatisierte Autofahren auf den ÖPNV und den Verkehr in abgegrenzten Bereichen (Universitätsgelände, Fabrikgelände) konzentrieren, weil die unterschiedlichen Fahrsituationen begrenzt sind und die Systeme sind durchaus in der Lage mit diesen begrenzten Herausforderungen klarzukommen. Dr. Sven Beiker ist eben nicht der Meinung, dass man die Etablierung des autonomen Autofahrens nicht auf die Softwareentwicklung reduzieren kann und man darf die Bedeutung der Infrastruktur nicht vergessen. Eigentlich müsste 5G als Mobilfunkstandard etabliert sein, damit die Fahrzeuge ausreichend digital vernetzt sind. Vielleicht reicht auch 4G, aber dann wäre die infrastrukturellen Voraussetzungen für die Etablierung des autonomen Autofahrens gegeben.

Sam Wineburg of Stanford University on fake news. Shadi Hamid of Brookings Institution on Tunisia. Amy LaViers of the University of Illinois on the case for making robots more human. Mark Winston of Simon Fraser University on why we should listen to bees. Barbara Block of Standford University on the White Shark Cafe. David Soren of the University of Arizona on what an Italian child grave suggests about ancient fears and beliefs.

In this episode, we talk to Andrew Hanson about his journey from Santa Ana College to Standford University and finally to Harvard Law.

Outsourcing podcast Get the full show notes for this outsourcing podcast here:outsourceaccelerator.com/188   Dr. Korok Ray This is part two of the insightful episode with guest, Dr. Korok Ray, a renowned economist that has served as a senior economist on the Council of Economic Advisers for then US President George Bush, from 2007 to 2009 during the historic financial crisis. He is an Associate Professor at the May Business School of Texas A&M University and the Director of the Mays Innovation Research Center. He earned his BS in Math and Economics from the University of Chicago and his PhD in Economics from Standford University. Korok is a labor economist. In this episode, Korok lends his views on labor and outsourcing and shares his essay entitled Online Outsourcing and the Future of Work.   References outsourceaccelerator.com/188 korok@tamu.edu   Start Outsourcing Outsource Accelerator can help you transform your business with outsourcing. Get in touch now, or use one of the resources below.   Business Process Outsourcing Get a Free Quote - Connect with 3 verified outsourcing experts & see how outsourcing can transform your business Book a Discovery Call - See how Outsource Accelerator can help you enhance your company's innovation and growth with outsourcing The Top 40 BPOs - We have compiled this review of the most notable 40 Business Process Outsourcing companies in the Philippines Outsourcing Calculator - This tool provides you with invaluable insight into the potential savings outsourcing can do for your business Outsourcing Salary Guide - Access the comprehensive guide to payroll salary compensation, benefits, and allowances in the Philippines Outsourcing Accelerator Podcast - Subscribe and listen to the world's leading outsourcing podcast, hosted by Derek Gallimore Payoneer - The leading global B2B payment solution for the outsourcing industry   About Outsource Accelerator Outsource Accelerator is the world’s leading outsourcing marketplace and advisory. We offer the full spectrum of services, from light advisory and vendor brokerage, though to full implementation and fully-managed solutions. We service companies of all sectors, and all sizes, spanning all departmental verticals. Outsource Accelerator’s unique approach to outsourcing enables our clients to build the best teams, access most flexible solutions, and generate the best results possible. Our unrivaled sector knowledge and market reach means that you get the best terms and results possible, at the best ALL-IN market-leading price - guaranteed.   About Derek Gallimore Derek’s blend of extensive international business and travel experience means that outsourcing came relatively naturally to him. Derek has been in business for over 20 years, outsourcing for over seven years, and has lived in Manila, Philippines – the world’s outsourcing capital – for over five years. Outsourcing is one of the biggest game-changing opportunities presenting both business, and the world today! Derek is passionate about spreading this message and encourages as many people to properly investigate the possibilities. Book a call with the OA team now -> https://outsourceaccelerator.com/meet-consult/

Talking-Listening to Your Body w/Author of BodyWise  Join co-hosts Danna & Tiffany as they talk with special guest, Dr. Rachel Abrams, author of BodyWise: Discovering Your Body's Intelligence for Lifelong Health and Healing. Dr. Rachel Abrams graduated Phi Beta Kappa from Standford University, received her MD from UC San Francisco and a master's degree in Holistic Health from UC Berkeley. She is board certified in Family Medicine and Integrative Medicine.  This amazing episode brought to you by, ThriveProbiotic.com Her storyWhat is BodyWiseHealingThyroid connectionAnd practical steps to live a life your body loves It's going to be a wonderfully, informative, enlightening and magical show!! Join us! Also, please check the Radio Show Facebook Group, Hashi's & Graves. Information about that weeks' guest and support for those that need it. It's a great, informative group. Be prepared to feel empowered!

Dr. Stacy Sims joins us today to share her experience in altitude, heat and the sex differences in sports training and nutrition. Stacy has worked with many organizations including Clif-Bar, USA Cycling, Standford University and her own company Osmo nutrition.    Follow Stacy Sims  Get ROAR - By Stacy Sims and Selene Yeager   ----------- Check out Shred-Girls.com to learn about the upcoming book series by Molly Hurford and www.smartathlete.ca for phone consults, coaching, training plans and bike-skills sessions.    This podcast is supported by Health IQ, a life insurance company that celebrates the health conscious, including cyclists. Visit healthiq.com/capod to learn more & get a free quote, or check out their life insurance FAQ page to get your questions answered.   The Consummate Athlete Podcast is part of the Wide Angle Podium podcast network. Check out  www.wideanglepodium.com, listen to the shows, and consider becoming a member to get free bonus content and prizes. Check out the new Wide Angle Podium t-shirts and kit at icksnay.myshopify.com/collections/wide-angle-podium.   Thanks as always for tuning in. If you're enjoying the show, would be a huge help to us if you subscribe, rate and review the Consummate Athlete Podcast show on iTunes. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @mollyjhurford and @peterglassford or over on TheOutdoorEdit.com and SmartAthlete.ca.   If this is your first time listening, you can explore the rest of our episodes on ConsummateAthlete.com. You can support the show and this site by checking out our swag in the Consummate Athlete Shop.   Have a question, comment, complaint or suggestion for a guest? https://consummateathlete.wordpress.com/contact/

The Carboniferous (Latin for ‘coal-bearing’) is a period of the Paleozoic named after the massive accumulations of coal that were formed globally during this time. These coal deposits were the fuel for the Industrial Revolution and continue to be an important economic resource to this day. For this interview, we asked Standford University’s Prof. Kevin Boyce to introduce us to coal production and to tell us how it’s formed and what it’s made of. We then concentrate on determining why the Carboniferous was the period with the largest coal deposits when we know that forests existed in other periods too. Finally, we look at the impact that coal production and subsequent exploitation have had on the planet.

We've been talking for the last several weeks about what you need in your toolbox to make lasting change in your life. We covered some basic gear-n-gadget things I use to keep myself on track and the last few weeks we talked about people, the people we do need and the people we don't need around. This week, we've got one final tool. It's your mindset. Don't you roll your eyes at me…now, don't, I can see them rolling, c'mon. Hang with me. There's real science here and important information. Carol Dweck, Ph.D. in Psychology and professor at Standford University became interested in her students' attitudes about failure over 30 years ago and ever since then, she's been studying how changing our beliefs (even the very smallest ones) can change our lives. You can read about her findings in Mindset: The New Psychology of Success. Here's how she talks about it in her book: For twenty years, my research has shown that the view you adopt for yourself profoundly affects the way you lead your life. It can determine whether you become the person you want to be and whether you accomplish the things you value. Believing that your qualities are carved in stone — the fixed mindset — creates an urgency to prove yourself over and over. If you have only a certain amount of intelligence, a certain personality, and a certain moral character — well, then you'd better prove that you have a healthy dose of them… Every situation calls for a confirmation of their intelligence, personality, or character. Every situation is evaluated: Will I succeed or fail? Will I look smart or dumb? Will I be accepted or rejected? Will I feel like a winner or a loser? There's another mindset in which these traits are not simply a hand you're dealt and have to live with, always trying to convince yourself and others that you have a royal flush when you're secretly worried it's a pair of tens. In this mindset, the hand you're dealt is just the starting point for development. This growth mindset is based on the belief that your basic qualities are things you can cultivate through your efforts… Do people with this mindset believe that anyone can be anything, that anyone with proper motivation or education can become Einstein or Beethoven? No, but they believe that a person's true potential is unknown (and unknowable); that it's impossible to foresee what can be accomplished with years of passion, toil, and training. So, how you think about how you think and how you think about who you are affects your behavior. Dweck found that people with a growth mentality are more successful in every aspect of their lives and live with lower stress levels. A fixed mindset believes that the things that make us who we are, our personality, our intelligence level, our creativity, everything about our abilities is unchangeable. How smart we are is just how smart we are. How creative we are is just how creative we are. All these things are set at birth and can't be changed. A growth mindset, on the other hand, believes that all these things that make up who we are are simply a starting point. How you develop them determines your potential, not your birth. People with these two mindsets actually think differently and respond to information differently. When brain activity is measured, those with a fixed mindset have more brain activity when they are being told how they did. They're responding to how they're perceived. Those with a growth mindset showed more activity when being told how they can improve. They're more concerned with how they learn. The activity in their brain shows them translating critique into improvement rather than into judgment. Why does this matter? My son is a sixth grader. He's always breezed through school and for the first time is starting to have to work at it a little bit. Not much, but a little bit. He's always been told he's smart by many people around him. So, imagine for a moment that you're him. You think you're smart. School is easy. You don't need to work at it. All the sudden you run up against something more difficult. (remember, you're not an adult able to think about it in adult terms.). So, you hit something that's hard and you have a setback. You struggle. If you have a fixed mindset and school gets hard…what's wrong? I guess you've hit your limit. I suppose I'm not as smart as everyone thought I was. I suppose this is the extent of my ability. This is where my smart runs out. How does your belief about yourself affect your actions? What happens next time you start to struggle? Statistics say you're likely to become uninterested and give up. If my son starts struggling, believes that means he's just not good at something, becomes uninterested and gives up…what do you see happening in school for the next six to ten years? What would that habitual belief and practice lead to in his job? His marriage? If, on the other hand, he has a growth mindset and he begins to struggle, he does not believe there's a glass ceiling on his ability. So, a struggle is not a judgment on his capacity. It is simply a struggle and seen as an opportunity for growth. So, let's say he struggles. And believes there's no reason why he can't succeed, so doubles down and works at it a little harder. Finds ways to improve. And succeeds. What happens the next time he hits a struggle? What patterns for life begin to be laid down because of his belief about his own abilities? I don't know what you've been told about your abilities. I don't know the words spoken into your life and taken into your heart as truth. But, science is proving that our brains are far more malleable than we've ever believed. Our brains can be changed at any age. Scientists call it neuroplasticity and it's really good news for us. If you've always believed you're just not smart enough. Not creative enough. Not organized enough. Not outgoing enough. You're wrong. You may not be those things…yet. But, where you are now is not at the fullness of your capacity. Where you are now is simply a starting point. You need a growth mindset in your toolbox to effect change. How you think about your potential matters. What if you fall toward the fixed mindset? Are you doomed? Nope. Your mindset can be changed. Neuroplasticity, remember? Here's a ridiculously long list of things you can do to move toward a growth mindset. Recognize and praise your own effort rather than typical success measurements. Practice doing things that challenge you, then find ways to enjoy the challenge. Don't attribute your success (or failure) to ingrained ability; instead, notice the hard work and effort you've put in. Begin to link your struggles with a sense of adventure. Argue with your inner dialog that tells you you can't. Talk Back. Take control of the words you listen to in your head. Find something positive in any setback. Constantly celebrate small victories. Exercise your mind. Try meditation and mindfulness training. Acknowledge and embrace imperfections. Reframe your thinking about challenges as opportunities. Replace the word “failing” in your vocabulary with the word “learning”. Stop seeking approval from others or performing for others. Cultivate a sense of purpose. Celebrate your growth with others and notice and celebrate others' growth. Emphasize growth over speed. What you're learning is more important than how fast you're learning. Reward and praise actions, not traits. Determine to understand criticism as positive and desirable. Regard effort more highly than talent. Emphasize the importance of brain training. Cultivate grit. Use the word "Yet". You aren't good at that…yet. Value process in life, the journey instead of the end result, the goal or the destination Follow the research on brain plasticity, steep yourself in the science. Practice taking risks. Never "get there" but instead see goal setting as a never-ending process. See learning realistically, it takes time. Realize that practice equals mastery. Take ownership over your own attitude. Become more aware of your gifts, talents, and abilities and how you've grown them throughout your life. Cultivate curiosity. Practice taking on challenges. Start small and grow with them Value learning over typical success metrics.. Embrace failure. Seek out and practice receiving feedback. If you're struggling with learning something, explore new learning styles, practices and tactics. Practice thinking about new strategies to use to change your results. My son takes piano lessons. He hates it. Well, he constantly tells me he hates it. He cries, rages and complains. What he really hates is taking time away from his games. I make him do it for reasons that have nothing to do with music. I think a music education is important. But, he's also doing it because sometimes we have to do things in life we don't like and he needs to learn to work at those things he doesn't want to do just as hard and with as much grace as he does the things he enjoys. As I mentioned the tears and whining, that lesson obviously has yet to be learned. He's also doing it so that he has a tangible example that effort makes a difference. That practice equals mastery. His recital pieces usually seem difficult at the beginning of each preparation period. But, working on the pieces consistently over time yields a beautiful performance. Doing these kinds of things can help him cultivate a growth mindset. It's a tangible example of expanded capabilities. Drawing used to be a part of every student's education. It was regarded as a skill that was taught and learned, not the “You have it or you don't” attitude we have about it now. I understand perspective and design, but I don't draw very well. So, I started a sketch diary. It's amazing to look back on my progress. Practice leads to mastery. I can learn to draw. Am I as good as I'd like to be? No. Will I be an amazing sketch artist in the future? Maybe…but, not likely. It teaches me to value progress. I post them on social media, so it's also teaching me to embrace imperfection. And I believe that I'll only improve with practice. Nelson Mandela said, and I wish it for you, “May your choices reflect your hopes, not your fears.” Where do you fall on the continuum of belief? How do you think about your own abilities? You need a growth mindset in your toolbox in order to believe that change is truly possible in your life. What will you do to move yourself farther toward a growth mindset? Want episodes delivered to your inbox each Monday morning? Click here

In this episode I'm joined by Kathleen Janus, author of Social Startup Success and lecturer at Standford University. Kathleen shares 5 key insights from her book and over 100 interviews with nonprofit leaders, discusses what it means to scale and why some nonprofits shouldn't try to scale, and gives one great tip to people starting or scaling a nonprofit… I won't tell you what it is so now you have to listen. Enjoy! Get the book at http://www.kathleenjanus.com/

Frederic Fillloux is on the frontline when it comes to fighting fake news. A current John S. Knight fellow at Standford University, Filloux has developed a news analysis algorithm that rates the trustworthiness of digital stories. In this podcast, he takes us through the News Quality Scoring Project and why it's important.

Monica Worline, a business consultant and researcher at Standford University's Center for Compassion and Altruism Research, joins us to talk about her new book, Awakening Compassion at Work. The book is coauthored with Jane Dutton, a professor emerita of the University of Michigan's Ross School of Business. 

Dr. Russ Roberts is the John and Jean De Nault Research Fellow at Standford University's Hoover Institution. Roberts hosts the weekly podcast EconTalk--hour-long conversations with authors, and thought leaders in economics and beyond. Past guest include Milton Friedman, Thomas Piketty, Nassim Taleb, Michael Lewis, Christopher Hitchens and Marc Andreessen. Over 570 episodes are available at EconTalk.org and on iTunes at no charge. His latest project is "It's a Wonderful Loaf," an animated poem about emergent order and markets. His two rap videos on the ideas of John Maynard Keynes and F.A. Hayek, created with filmmaker John Papola, have had more than nine million views on YouTube, been subtitled in eleven languages, and are used in high school and college classrooms around the world. His latest book is How Adam Smith Can Change Your Life: An Unexpected Guide to Human Nature and Happiness (Portfolio/Penguin 2014). It takes the lessons from Adam Smith's little-known masterpiece, The Theory of Moral Sentiments and applies them to modern life. He is also the author of three economic novels teaching economic lessons and ideas through fiction. The Price of Everything: A Parable of Possibility and Prosperity (Princeton University Press, 2008) tells the story of wealth creation and the unseen forces around us creating and sustaining economic opportunity. The Invisible Heart: An Economic Romance (MIT Press, 2002) looks at corporate responsibility and a wide array of policy issues including anti-poverty programs, consumer protection, and the morality of the marketplace. His first book, The Choice: A Fable of Free Trade and Protectionism (Prentice Hall, 3rd edition, 2006) is on international trade policy and the human consequences of international trade. It was named one of the top ten books of 1994 by Business Week and one of the best books of 1994 by the Financial Times. Topics Covered: The impetus for writing “What Do Economists Actually Know”  Can we study economic policies in a way that controls for contextual factors or “noise”?  Does the quantitative nature of economics trick us into thinking a particular policy is more concrete than it actually is? How difficult is it for voters to assess a political candidate’s economic aptitude when all we get during debates are soundbites?  Even if a policy does “work”, is it likely to produce a tangible benefit during said candidate’s term? How important are humility and embracing uncertainty when assessing complex systems like the economy?  How to find meaning in one's work in while being intellectually honest and skeptical. The relationship between specialization and prosperity.  Where does economics end and things like history, political science, and even biology begin? When is overspecialization costly?   Authenticity, the disconnect between reputation and reality, and the toxicity of self-deception.  Hijacking virtue as a means of stifling discussion.  The importance of nuance.

Rotimi Agbabiaka joins us to talk about his solo show: Type/Caste: A Solo Show about Acting while Black. 2. Tornange Yeghiazarian, director, joins us to talk about Novid Parsi's "Our Mother's Meal" at Playwrights Foundation's 11th Annual Rough Reading Series, 2/27, 7:30 at Standford University & 2/28, 2 p.m., at Custom Made Theatre in San Francisco. 3. Nefertina Abrams join us to talk about theBlack Empowerment Market and Tribute to Queen Mother Makinya at Piedmont Elementary School in Oakland, Sunday, Feb.24, 2-6 p.m. 4. We close with a conversation with Bryant Bolling and Zakkiyah Capehart. They host a Black History program at the Altenheim Ballroom, 2/25, 5 p.m. (510) 531-6394. 

Sudha Jamthe is a thought leader in IoT ( Internet of Things ) space and she's also an IoT Instructor at Standford University.

Sudha Jamthe is a thought leader in IoT ( Internet of Things ) space and she's also an IoT Instructor at Standford University.

John Hopkins University's Christopher Sands talks US-Canadian relations. Ryan Vogel, Utah Valley University, on national security. Standford University's Albert Camrillo on Latino votes in the presidential election. Movie reviewer Rod Gustafson, of Parent Previews, shares his views of current box office films like Deepwater Horizon, Masterminds, and Miss Peregrine's. BYU's Brian Woodfield and Mike Alder on making cars cleaner for our air.

con: il professore di Storia Contemporanea alla Standford University di Palo Alto GIUSEPPE MAMMARELLA, il giornalista di Radio1 GIANCARLO LOQUENZI, l'edistorialista de laRepubblica FERDINANDO GIUGLIANO

Beyond Zero's Anthony Daniele speaks to Dr Aaswath Raman of Standford University is cofounder of a startup called SkyCool Systems, who are commercializing an energy-efficient cooling approach that takes advantage of the coldness of space. 

Verrassing! Vorige week was er toch geen tweede podcast, maar deze week zijn we weer terug op het vertrouwde tijdstip. We hebben het over de groeiende populariteit (in ieder geval onder tieners) van Snapchat. Deze week haalde de app nog eens 175 miljoen dollar op bij investeerders. Snapchat werd ooit gemaakt als project op Standford University en werd uiteindelijk in juli 2011 gelanceerd. Nog geen vijf jaar later heeft de app honderden miljoenen gebruikers die 7 miljard video's per dag bekijken. Wat is Snapchat precies, hoe werkt het, is het het nieuwe Facebook en waarom begrijpt iedereen die geboren is voor 1990 de app niet? We bespreken het in onze podcast. Onze leestip gaat deze week ook over Snapchat. Bloomberg heeft een verhaal over hoe het bedrijf succesvol is geworden door 'de oudjes' te verwarren: www.bloomberg.com/features/2016-how-snapchat-built-a-business/ Op Buzzfeed wordt uitgelegd hoe tieners Snapchatten: www.buzzfeed.com/benrosen/how-to-snapchat-like-the-teens De kijktip is geen video, maar een Instagramaccount: Fromwhereidrone. Hier verschijnen de mooiste foto's gemaakt met drones. De mensen achter het account zijn erg streng wat betreft kwaliteit en dat resulteert in weinig updates, zodat je Instagramfeed niet volstroomt met dronefoto's. www.instagram.com/fromwhereidrone/ Volg ons ook op Snapchat, onder de gebruikersnaam nutechnl. Feedback? Mail tech@nu.nl.

Following our recent interview with Dr. Stanley Monteith, we take a journey back to 1980 to listen to his classic interview with British-born economist and historian Dr. Antony C. Sutton, one-time lecturer at California State University. While a fellow at the Hoover Institution of Standford University from 1968 - 1973, Dr. Sutton researched into the role of certain Western corporations in helping to build the industrial and military capabilites of the Soviet Union, publishing a three-volume academic work entitled Western Technology and Soviet Economic Development. After much resistance from the establishment Dr. Sutton left academia, and followed up this work with a series of fascinating and controversial books; most famously, Wall Street and the Bolshevik Revolution and Wall Street and the Rise of Hitler. Whatever one ultimately concludes from Dr. Sutton's work, his research certainly challenges some of the widely-held beliefs about the Twentieth Century, and invites us to reflect critically on the geopolitical narratives of our own day. (The interview with Antony Sutton included in this programme is Copyright © Radio Liberty (http://www.radioliberty.com/), all rights reserved, and used here with kind permission. For show notes please visit http://themindrenewed.com)

Following our recent interview with Dr. Stanley Monteith, we take a journey back to 1980 to listen to his classic interview with British-born economist and historian Dr. Antony C. Sutton, one-time lecturer at California State University. While a fellow at the Hoover Institution of Standford University from 1968 - 1973, Dr. Sutton researched into the role of certain Western corporations in helping to build the industrial and military capabilites of the Soviet Union, publishing a three-volume academic work entitled Western Technology and Soviet Economic Development. After much resistance from the establishment Dr. Sutton left academia, and followed up this work with a series of fascinating and controversial books; most famously, Wall Street and the Bolshevik Revolution and Wall Street and the Rise of Hitler. Whatever one ultimately concludes from Dr. Sutton's work, his research certainly challenges some of the widely-held beliefs about the Twentieth Century, and invites us to reflect critically on the geopolitical narratives of our own day. (The interview with Antony Sutton included in this programme is Copyright © Radio Liberty (http://www.radioliberty.com/), all rights reserved, and used here with kind permission. For show notes please visit http://themindrenewed.com)

In a recent study conducted by Standford University it was concluded that when the goal is weight loss, the best practice for solving the weight loss puzzle is to combine your eating efforts with exercise. You’re probably thinking: Did they need a study to confirm this. The answer is YES! Many people think exercise is king and others will argue that nutrition is most important when you want to lose weight. Here’s the deal: they’re both equally important as well as your mindset. Join our free community at www.MyDietFreeLife.com

Dr. Richard White is the Margaret Byrne Professor of American History at Standford University and author of “Railroaded: The Transcontinentals and the Making of Modern America.” In this episode we discuss how the grand achievement of building railways in the West was based on corruption, fraud, and poor business acumen.  The end of this period consisted […]

CrossWalk America's Dr. Eric Elnes interviews Prof. Joan Roughgarden, evolutionary biologiest from Standford University and author of Faith and Evolution: Reflections of an Evolutionary Biologist. In this interview, Prof. Roughgarden offers a unique perspective on the Creation vs. Evolution debate, pointing to how the biblical faith itself is essentially compatible with modern scientific understandings of evolution.