Podcast appearances and mentions of Stephen Burns

El compositor de Berna (Idaho) es reconocido como el primer compositor minimalista y uno de los máximos exponentes de la vanguardia estadounidense, aparte de la música drone. Adepto a las performances, que conoce tras su paso por Fluxus, llega a componer obras con solo una nota._____Has escuchado31 VII 69 10:26 - 10:49 PM (A Section of Map of 49's Dream the Two Systems of Eleven Sets of Galactic Intervals Ornamental Lightyears Tracery). La Monte Young y Marian Zazeela, gongs frotados. Edition X (1969)The Melodic Version (1984) of The Second Dream of The High​-​Tension Line Stepdown Transformer 90 XII 9 c. 9​:​35 - 10​:​52 PM NYC. Rich Clymer, Pamela Fleming, James O'Connor, James Donato, Ben Neill, Gary Trosclair, Richard Kelley, Stephen Burns, trompetas. Gramavision (1991)The Well-Tuned Piano “87 V 10 6:43:00 PM - 87 V 11 01:07:45 AM NYC”. La Monte Young, piano. Just Dreams (2018)_____Selección bibliográficaCARDEW, Cornelius, “One Sound: La Monte Young”. The Musical Times, vol. 107, n.º 1485 (1966), pp. 959-960*DONGUY, Jacques, La Monte Young: Inside of Sounds. Éditions Aedam Musicae, 2016DUCKWORTH, William y Richard Fleming (eds.), Sound and Light: La Monte Young and Marian Zazeela. Bucknell University Press, 2012GANN, Kyle, “La Monte Young's The Well-Tuned Piano”. Perspectives of New Music, vol. 31, n.º 1 (1993), pp. 134-162*GHOSN, Joseph, La Monte Young: une biographie suivie d'une discographie sélective sur le minimalisme. Le Mot et le Reste, 2010*GRIMSHAW, Jeremy Neal, Draw a Straight Line and Follow It: The Music and Mysticism of La Monte Young. Oxford University Press, 2012POTTER, Keith, Four Musical Minimalists: La Monte Young, Terry Riley, Steve Reich, Philip Glass. Cambridge University Press, 2002*SOLARES, Juan María, “El trío serial de La Monte Young”. Doce Notas Preliminares: Revista de Música y Arte, n.º 17 (2006), pp. 112-142*YOUNG, La Monte, “Lecture 1960”. The Tulane Drama Review, vol. 10, n.º 2 (1965), pp. 73-83YOUNG, La Monte y Marian Zazeela, Selected Writings. Heiner Friedrich, 1969 *Documento disponible para su consulta en la Sala de Nuevas Músicas de la Biblioteca y Centro de Apoyo a la Investigación de la Fundación Juan March

Trumpeter, composer and conductor Stephen Burns is the Founder and Artistic Director of the Fulcrum Point New Music Project in Chicago. He has been acclaimed on four continents for his virtuosity and interpretative depth in recitals, orchestral appearances, chamber music, and multi-media performances.In this interview you'll hear him talk about some of his mentors including Arnold Jacobs, and Pierre Thibaud. Stephen Burns won several important competitions and awards which helped launch his solo career at a young age,  the Maurice André Concours International de Paris, but touring internationally brings challenges which he discussed candidly with me. Stephen has worked closely with Madeline Bruser and is a certified teacher in the Art of Practicing.  We talked about mindfulness, the importance of a  student-centered approach to teaching, the deep connection to your audience, programming innovative programs, and specific advice for not only brass players and musicians, but for all of us. See Timestamps below for the topics covered.  Like all my episodes, you can also watch this on my YouTube channel and I've also linked the transcript to my website: https://www.leahroseman.com/episodes/stephen-burns Stephen Burns Fulcrum Point: https://www.fulcrumpoint.org/founder Episode with Madeline Bruser: https://www.leahroseman.com/episodes/madeline-bruser Telemann: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_m5b5ZQtTEQjEfrDUAsQv6qjxLVALKEV0E Hindemith: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dmHwJbYls5Y&list=OLAK5uy_nUp5ihSm80-NXa1Zk5nGGEqvsh7PvWQ6o&index=5 Original Merch for sale: https://www.leahroseman.com/beautiful-shirts-and-more Can you buy this independent podcaster a coffee? ⁠https://ko-fi.com/leahroseman⁠ Complete Catalog of Episodes: ⁠https://www.leahroseman.com/about⁠ Newsletter sign-up: ⁠https://mailchi.mp/ebed4a237788/podcast-newsletter⁠ Linktree for social media: ⁠https://linktr.ee/leahroseman⁠ photo: Josh R Zepka Timestamps: (00:00) Intro (03:13) Madeline Bruser, The Art of Practicing, Buddhist principles (07:05) Fulcrum Point New Music Project, programming concerts (16:02)  Hindemith Sonata for Trumpet 2nd mvt Maessig bewegt with David Korevaar on piano (18:45) middle school band teacher Dan Riley (26:13) making the decision to pursue music as a career (33:33) moving to New York (35:03) Telemann Concerto in D Major, 1st mvt Adagio (35:18) overcoming injury, Armando Ghitalla, Vince Penzerella (41:44) realistic goals for musicians, finding what makes you happy (44:51) the personal challenges of an international touring career (48:48) moving to Indiana then Chicago (53:33) teaching Mindfulness for Musicians (55:48) other episodes of interest and ways to support this series (56:37) Arnold Jacobs (01:01:26) Telemann's Trumpet concert  in D Major; the  last mvt Allegro (01:01:24) the importance of body awareness, working with dancers Martha Clarke, Ruby Shang, overcoming injuries (01:07:54) advice for brass players, Pierre Thibaud, Madeline Bruser (01:15:44) Stephen's teaching, online challenges (01:18:40) stage fright, performance anxiety, Arnold Jacobs, Brass playing concepts of sound, building trust (01:32:58) a life of travel (01:39:22) the most important aspects of mindset, Bobby Shew, George Zan, Madeline Bruser

A new MP3 sermon from Grace Reformed Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: On Battle Fatigue Speaker: Stephen Burns Broadcaster: Grace Reformed Baptist Church Event: Sunday - PM Date: 6/23/2024 Bible: Psalm 39:1-7 Length: 35 min.

Join us in this episode for a panel conversation on expert consensus, best practices, and future directions for classifying and tracking outcomes for people living with nontraumatic spinal cord injury (SCI) with Alexandra Bennewith, MPA, Keara McNair, OTR/L, BCPR, ATP, Kristen Walden, BS, Ron Reeves, MD, and Stephen Burns, MD. Disorders of the spinal cord come in many forms, and when categorizing based on cause there has historically been an emphasis placed on traumatic—e.g., from an impact—SCI. As put forth by this panel of nontraumatic experts selected by ASIA's Education Committee, the time has come to integrate nontraumatic SCI into the existing networks of standardized reporting. We hope you enjoy this episode as we usher in an era in the union of SCI across etiology.

Join us in this episode for a panel conversation on nontraumatic spinal cord injury (SCI) with Alexandra Bennewith, MPA, Keara McNair, OTR/L, BCPR, ATP, Kristen Walden, BS, Ron Reeves, MD, and Stephen Burns, MD. Paralysis due to problem in the spinal cord come can come from many causes, and historically an emphasis has been placed on traumatic—like from an impact—SCI. As put forth by this panel of nontraumatic experts selected by ASIA's Education Committee, the time has come to integrate nontraumatic SCI into the existing networks of standardized reporting. The panelists discuss expert consensus, best practices, and future directions for classifying and tracking outcomes as to deliver better care for people living nontraumatic SCI. We hope you enjoy this episode as we usher in an era in the union of SCI regardless of cause.

The wrist watch is back says Stephen Burns from Midas Jewellers and many listeners still love them too! David Gilroy told the beautiful story of a family letter from 1900 that resonates today. Sister Breda Carroll, Prioress at Siena Convent, expressed her gratitude to Drogheda Dolls for their kindness to the sisters and Kevin Mackin from Slane Men's Shed, explained what the lads are building for Meath River Rescue. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's Tuesday and we're fired up for another day in Retail Auto as we talk about the unfolding action in EV manufacturing. We discuss Lordstown Motors bankruptcy, the launch of the Silverado EV, as well as the moves Ford is making with its engineers. Show Notes with links:Ohio based Electric truck manufacturer Lordstown Motors has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection and is now  taking legal action against Taiwanese manufacturer Foxconn, accusing them of fraudulent conduct and a series of broken promises, including not abiding by an agreement to invest up to $170 million.Foxconn, best known for assembling Apple's iPhones, had previously invested about $52.7 million in Lordstown and holds nearly 8.4% stake. They stated that Lordstown breached the investment agreement when the automaker's stock fell below $1 per share.The company's flagship product, a pickup called the “Endurance” was plagued with fires during testing and CEO Stephen Burns resigned in 2021 after acknowledging overstatements of pre-orders for its electric trucks.The dispute could bring more scrutiny to Foxconn's electric vehicle ambitions and partnerships. Should Lordstown fail to find a rescuer, the once celebrated, Lordstown, Ohio factory now owned by Foxconn could attract overseas automakers wanting to build vehicles in the U.S.The Chevy Silverado EV is about to begin commercial production, promising a 450-mile range backed by a whopping 200+kWh battery. However, due to recent supply chain and economic pressures, Chevy is set to increase the initial $39,900 price point of the base model upon its 2024 launch.GM has closed orders for the truck as it begins to fulfill some of the 185k existing commercial orders. Production has started at GM's Factory Zero assembly plant in Detroit, with customer deliveries expected to begin soon.The vehicle weighs 8500 lbs and requires 61 PSI in its tires. Its 200kw battery is 50% larger than the F150 Lightning long range battery and twice as large as the standard range. A Chevy Bolt has a 65kw battery. Carplay still works with a popup warning that it will be discontinued with future updatesIn the ongoing positioning of EV manufacturing, Ford Motor Co. is preparing to lay off hundreds of salaried engineers across all three of its divisions;  EVs, ICE, and commercial vehicles to boost profitability and cut costs amid its $50 billion transition to electric vehicles. Earlier this year, CEO Jim Farley said the company needed as many as 25% more engineersT.R. Reid, a spokesperson for Ford, stated, “We're not cost competitive. We have specific priorities and ambitions that have implications for skills, assignments and staffing needs. These changes are consistent with that. They'll make us cost effective.”Get the Daily Push Back email at https://www.asotu.com/ JOIN the conversation on LinkedIn at: https://www.linkedin.com/company/asotu/ Read our most recent email at: https://www.asotu.com/media/push-back-email ASOTU Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/automotivestateoftheunion

Wilfred Frost stands in for Ian King and talks to Stuart Rose, the head of Asda, about hopes that food inflation in the UK might have peaked. Marta Krupinska, co-founder and chief executive of Curate, and UK Lead at Google for Startups discusses carbon extraction with Wilfred and Chief Executive of Hollywood Bowl, Stephen Burns, is interviewed about his company's pre-tax profits.

I'm so honoured that Madeline Bruser has agreed to be featured as a guest on this series. When I first read her book The Art of Practicing more than 20 years ago, it helped to transform my experience as a performer and teacher, and on many aspects of my life. Although Madeline's teaching is aimed primarily at classical pianists and other musicians, I find that much of what she talks about will resonate for everybody trying to get in touch with their emotions, their connection to beauty and meaning, and their experience of being in their bodies. If you happen to be listening to this when it first is released, you should check out Madeline's free interactive workshop on May 11 at 1pm Eastern. Her website is: https://artofpracticing.com/ Like all my episodes, this is also a video, and the transcript is also linked here: https://www.leahroseman.com/episodes/madeline-bruser Please help me keep this series and this channel going, with a tip or as a monthly supporter: https://ko-fi.com/leahroseman If the topics we address in this conversation are of interest to you, you'll be interested that many of these important issues have come up with past guests and upcoming guests. Timestamps: (00:00) Intro (02:00) why Madeline wrote the book “The Art of Practicing”, Menahem Pressler, meditation (09:58) Body and Sound Awareness Technique (13:14) change from performer to teacher, big realizations, founding The Art of Practicing (19:48) intro to Madeline's performance of Chopin Fantaisie Impromptu (20:33) Chopin Fantaise Impromptu (25:59) Rhythmic grouping, Stephen Burns, Kirk Ferguson (32:04) colour in harmony and tonal nuances (34:02) story of tape recorder, listening to ourselves and being vulnerable (39:14) parallels with actors and musicians, Performing Beyond Fear exercise (43:43) lineage (46:23) perfectionism (50:17) Madeline demonstrates common problems for pianists (58:04) dealing with injuries, mindfulness (01:01:25) dealing with stress, teaching online (01:06:56) journaling (01:08:58) student-centered teaching, “Freedom to Learn” Carl Rogers (01:12:51) stage fright and beta blockers (01:15:06) dealing with stressful or traumatic history (01:20:42) teaching constructively with kindness, and teacher training (01:24:00) dealing with feelings of overwhelm, orchestra playing (01:28:37) pianists and ensemble experience (01:31:51) upcoming workshops Mindfulness for Pianists, Freeing Your Energy for Performance --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/leah-roseman/message

During a flight from Paris the other day, my friend David, who is also the owner of our new label Team Nowhere, listened to the podcast. When he landed, he called me and said, "I have figured out what you are doing with the podcast". Curious, I inquired, “What is it that I am doing?". With his usual wit, he replied, "This is not just an interview, it's a rock n' roll psychoanalysis!". In retrospect, I think he's right. As an interviewer, I'm always interested in the musical journeys of the artists I speak with. However, I'm also curious about our histories as artists because I think there's a link between personal history and art. The way I see it, art is a chemical reaction that is formed by our upbringing, our environments (private and public) as well as the things that happen in the world. By asking my interviewees their personal stories, I try to unearth what led to their art. My experience has shown that it begins even before they are born more often than not. Cosmo Gold traces its lineage back to Emily Gold's grandparents. Her grandmother was singer Marni Nixon, who famously dubbed Natalie Wood's singing parts in West Side Story and Audrey Hepburn's in My Fair Lady. Her grandfather, Ernest Gold, was an Austrian-born composer who won an Academy Award for his work on the movie Exodus. That's quite a musical heritage! In Emily's case, her music is even more closely tied to her dad's, Andrew Gold's. He was not only a talented musician but also a passionate UFOlogist, which, as we'll see, had a significant impact on the music of Cosmo Gold. As well as making music for himself, such as the recently resurrected viral mega-hit "Spooky Scary Skeletons," Andrew Gold has contributed to the hits of others like Linda Ronstadt. Cosmo Gold embraces Andrew's musical freedom and sci-fi appetite. A pop space odyssey, Krong, their debut album, is a concept album about a friendly alien who abducted the band and taught them the secret to a peaceful civilization. The band is grateful to Krong for teaching them the virtue of doubt. In a world of self-confidence, entitlement, and where feelings take the place of facts, it seems wise indeed. Aside from the beautiful message and homage found in Krong, there is also a real sense of musicianship. Krong's arrangements show the band's skill and maestria. Compare the stripped down live version of Krong they taped in our studio with the album version, and you'll see what I mean. Founded in 2019, Cosmo Gold is an LA-based alt-pop band featuring Emily Gold (vocals, guitar, synth, keys), Mike Deluccia (drums, synth, keys, guitar), and Stephen Burns (bass, guitar, vocals). You can fly to Krong on any platform of your choice and escape our world. https://www.instagram.com/cosmogold4real/?hl=en https://linktr.ee/cosmogold Call Krong:

The Europe of Europe, getting into music through getting in trouble, and making an album for a cat. Stephen Burns (Triptides, Cosmo Gold, Little Rituals) "TRIPTIDES is a Los Angeles based psychedelic rock group led by multi-instrumentalist Glenn Brigman. It began in the summer of 2010 as a series of sun-drenched home recorded tape machine experiments. The band has since released six full length records and a number of singles and EP's. Their music dives through realms of sonic clairvoyance complete with melted guitars, swirling farfisa organs and vocals like sunlight through the fog." Excerpt from https://greenwayrecords.com/artist/triptides/ Triptides: Instagram: @triptides Bandcamp: https://triptides.bandcamp.com Cosmo Gold: Instagram: @cosmogold4real Bandcamp:https://cosmogold.bandcamp.com Little Rituals: Instagram: @littleritualsmusic Bandcamp: @https://littlerituals.bandcamp.com The Vineyard: Instagram: @thevineyardpodcast Website: https://www.thevineyardpodcast.com Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSn17dSz8kST_j_EH00O4MQ/videos

The countdown is on — we're just three weeks out from San Diego Comic-Con 2022, happening July 20-24, and we've got all the latest news about panels and exclusives! Also, special guests Tony Kim (Hero Within) and Stephen Burns give us a sneak-peek at their panels, plus Jake Jarele catches us up on the latest announcements about exclusives at this year's event.

The countdown is on — we’re just three weeks out from San Diego Comic-Con 2022, happening July 20-24, and we’ve got all the latest news about panels and exclusives! Also, special guests Tony Kim (Hero Within) and Stephen Burns give us a sneak-peek at their panels, plus Jake Jarele catches us up on the latest … Less than 3 Weeks til Comic-Con — an Inside Look at Panels & Exclusives News Read More » The post Less than 3 Weeks til Comic-Con — an Inside Look at Panels & Exclusives News appeared first on The ESO Network.

#99 Big Stephen Burns joins the podcast to talk about the life of a defensive lineman at Appalachian State, his relationship with Coach Moore and some of his favorite moments while playing on the mountain. He has a great take on the Sun Belt Transition and what makes Appalachian State special. Enjoy Stephen Burns! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/offthemountain/support

Irish Daily Star soccer correspondent Paul Lennon, who was reporting from the match in Portugal last evening gave us his take on the heartbreaking late defeat for Ireland. Niall Hatch from Birdwatch Ireland was his usual insightful self as he told us all about our fabulous Falcons. The man with the Midas touch Stephen Burns recalled his life and times. Beekeeper Tom Shaw is a happy man for at least two good reasons and the turbulence continued with Oasis, Gerry's Artists of the Week..... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to another episode of the arts salon. Today's guest is CJ Camerieri. I Met CJ when we did a concert with the Los Angeles Philharmonic for the great American composer LaMonte Young. CJ can be heard with the innovative new music ensemble YMusic, as well as with legendary musician Paul Simon. Nobody on that gig was average, half of them will appear on this show if they haven't already (Stephen Burns, Steph Richards, Ben Neill), but CJ is the exceptional within the exceptional. He is an interesting individual, a fierce thinker, and a brave proponent of ideas that many would cower from. I hope he will become a staple guest of this podcast as it evolves, and that as our friendship grows many will tune in to hear his important and prescient insights. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/artssalon/support

Whenever I have mentioned his name in musical circles the reactions are often mixed…but I have long understood that in the arts such a reaction more often than not means I've struck intellectual gold. Beneath an often-misunderstood character, is an intellect of such massive value, that what should shock American trumpet players is that he isn't more widely lauded as one of the best American trumpet players of the 20th and 21st centuries. I am happy he has joined the Faculty at DePaul, and would encourage anyone entering this dying industry to consider joining his studio, it might give you a fighting chance. I often talk about how arts institutions have clearly shown an inability to change with the times. This has led to a curious phenomenon; we can all agree that the industry has cancer…but the institutions are trying to treat their mortal disease with essential oils instead of chemo-therapy. In their plight to find out what content is relevant they have lost track of the fact that this is a zero-sum game. As Steve well puts it emotion is ALWAYS relevant. Wagner will always be relevant, our mistake is to think that Wagner depends on the Metropolitan Opera to survive…it is the institutions that are spelling out their demise, not the content. Few people I know are as articulate as Steve about the trends we see as normal in classical music today, but which are actually a disruption from the nature of the art form from the 1500s until the beginning of the 1900s. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/artssalon/support

Stephen Burns, CFRE is the Director of Institutional Advancement at Lansdale Catholic High School which is part of the oldest Catholic school system in the country. As Stephen edges closer to the end of his first decade in fundraising, he is asking whether the way we train fundraisers and the role we afford technology in this process aligns with the task we give them. Our conversation begged the question of whether our approach to developing talent is all wrong and what we might do to change that. Stephen has noted that some technologies create a lot of busy work and provide easy cover for those who are hesitant to interact directly with their donors. Complicating this fact, much of the training and credentialing process for young fundraisers focuses on what can be taught in a classroom and overlooks the importance of what can only be learned in the field. At a time when meaningful conversations with donors are critically important, I was especially encouraged by Stephen’s insights. As mentioned during the outset, Responsive's recovery plan is now available for download here (https://lnkd.in/dyhvmPv). We are very grateful to all those who contributed to this free resource. As always, we are very grateful to OneCause for being our sponsor. #unpredictable #responsivefundraising

Stephen left the military in 2012 after serving 14 years in the Royal Marines and the SBS. At the age of 27 Stephen was awarded the Military Cross (MC) by Her Majesty the Queen for his work in Afghanistan in 2008. The MC is granted in recognition of "an act or acts of exemplary gallantry during active operations against the enemy on land" to all members of the British Armed Forces of any rank. Since 2015 he has mentored youth in schools, executives, budding sports stars, professional athletes and delivered the Limitless Programme to diverse audiences, veterans charities and public services. In this conversation we have an honest talk about his challenges with mental health through his military service and beyond. Stephens honest and open recital of his challenges with self harm and victim mindset and how he broke this are both insightful and refreshingly honest. Through his revelations of seeking like minded community he recently started an online community (10,000) of military and blue light personnel to support, encourage and offer opportunities to like minded individuals. His story is both encouraging and a voice of hope that despite the depths of suffering you can overcome any level of adversity with healthy community and a healthy mindset. Please find the charity that is fundamental to Stephen's story here: rock2recovery.co.uk The online community of OpSpartan can be found here: https://www.opspartan.com More on Stephen can be found here: https://www.wioh.co.uk/about

Stephen left the military in 2012 after serving 14 years in the Royal Marines and the SBS. At the age of 27 Stephen was awarded the Military Cross (MC) by Her Majesty the Queen for his work in Afghanistan in 2008. The MC is granted in recognition of "an act or acts of exemplary gallantry during active operations against the enemy on land" to all members of the British Armed Forces of any rank. Since 2015 he has mentored youth in schools, executives, budding sports stars, professional athletes and delivered the Limitless Programme to diverse audiences, veterans charities and public services. In this conversation we have an honest talk about his challenges with mental health through his military service and beyond. Stephens honest and open recital of his challenges with self harm and victim mindset and how he broke this are both insightful and refreshingly honest. Through his revelations of seeking like minded community he recently started an online community (10,000) of military and blue light personnel to support, encourage and offer opportunities to like minded individuals. His story is both encouraging and a voice of hope that despite the depths of suffering you can overcome any level of adversity with healthy community and a healthy mindset. Please find the charity that is fundamental to Stephen's story here: rock2recovery.co.uk The online community of OpSpartan can be found here: https://www.opspartan.com More on Stephen can be found here: https://www.wioh.co.uk/about

Lance Corporal Stephen Burns served in the SBS for over 10 years and was awarded a Military Cross for his bravery in taking on Taliban gunmen to give the medical team time to rescue a wounded colleague.

In this episode I Interview Stephen Burns, Jamie Thomas from Jets TV and Josh Green a former NHL player --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/donald6/message

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Stephen (Steve) Burns is a former UK Special Forces operator and receiver of the Military Cross - he received this for his exemplary gallantry on operations. Steve is the founder of the app WIOH (World In Our Hands), which is designed to bring focus to quality family time, with a view to promoting positive parenting and greater self esteem in our children. In this episode Steve discusses everything mindset, resilience, what motivated him to pursue his dreams, how he battled to succeed through life, and also how he overcame debilitating mental health issues before turning his life around for his family. Follow Steve on Instagram @ stephen_wiohFollow wioh (www.wioh.co.uk) on Twitter and Instagram @wiohlifeFollow Duratus UK on: Instagram @Duratus_UKTwitter @Duratus_UKFacebook @Duratus UK

There's a diet for everyone these days, and health-conscious consumers are constantly testing out different eating habits. When it comes to athletes, there are serious considerations to think about when it comes to energy, preserving fat stores, boosting endurance and staying in shape. The Ketogenic diet has been in the spotlight in recent years with proven benefits. However, a sound understanding of how ketosis occurs in the body is essential for understanding the fine balance of the Ketogenic diet. Ongoing research has generated awareness about the Ketogenic diet's benefit for endurance athletes in particular. Charlotte Bastiaanse, associate editor at Vitafoods Insights, talks to Dr Stephen Burns, associate professor at the Nanyang Technological University in Singapore, about the construction of a Keto diet, the science behind ketosis and the benefit for athletes.

In 1971, Stephen Burns was 18 years old and a newly minted voter. He was so jazzed to be a part of the Democratic process.

Stephen Burns was a Royal Marine and member of the UK Special Forces for 15 years and was awarded the Military Cross (MC) for his bravery in action in Afghanistan. He shares with us how we can put the world back into our hands. This podcast is being brought to you by UnCanna. Visit UnCanna.com and use the code Mentors4mil. Read our disclaimer at http://www.mentorsformilitary.com/disclaimer Join our new closed Facebook Team Room at https://www.facebook.com/groups/mentors4mil Visit https://www.patreon.com/join/Mentors4mil? to become a patron of our podcast. Follow Mentors for Military: iTunes: https://apple.co/1WaEvbB Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3w4RiZBxBS8EDy6cuOlbUl PodBean: https://mentorsformilitary.podbean.com/ SoundCloud: www.soundcloud.com/mentors4mil Instagram: www.instagram.com/mentors4mil Twitter: www.twitter.com/mentors4mil Facebook: www.facebook.com/mentors4mil Homepage: www.mentorsformilitary.com Use Code Mentors4mil at www.SkeletonOptics.com to receive your discount.

In this episode we discuss... Lessons learned from the Three-Mile Island accident The importance of information sharing among the nuclear industry to increase safety Refocusing of priorities regarding the NRC’s regulatory responsibilities Post 9/11 refocusing on safety and robust engineering Implementing lessons learned from the Fukushima accident Functions of the NRC and reactions to recent events Collaboration among countries and joint research projects are beneficial to the nuclear industry Prospects for the future of the nuclear industry

Co-hosts Don Ross and Stephen Burns dive into the 2019 NHL All-Star game, recap the World Juniors and discuss the Golden Globes. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/donald6/message

An AMAZING interview with trader, educator & author Stephen Burns on how he used the financial markets to achieve financial independence.  In this interview Steve provides you with insight on what it takes earn long-term success in the markets & why being someone's employee was never for him. You can check out Steve's content at http://www.newtraderu.com/ and follow him on social media @SJoesphnburns

In 1971, Stephen Burns was 18 years old and a newly minted voter. He was so jazzed to be a part of the Democratic process.

Brought to you live from Vitafoods Asia 2017, VP Content Heather Granato spoke with Dr Stephen Burns about his session on the Life Stages Theatre: physical activity and dietary interactions for the prevention of lifestyle diseases. Dr Burns argues small combined changes to diet and physical activity can lead to substantial reductions in risk factors for lifestyle diseases, covering functional foods, plant sterols and omega-3 fatty acids.

This episode Mark Hager talks with Jonathan Frankel, Founder and CEO of Nucleus. Nucleus is a startup on a mission to fundamentally redefine the home intercom system that became available for purchase in August 2016. Listen in as Jonathan talks about how Nucleus is making it easier for families to keep in contact with and care for their loved ones. ---------------------------------- Smart Retirement Life is a production of AgeInPlace.com [http://ageinplace.com/smart-retirement-life]. Learn more about Mark Hager at http://markhager.com/about. music: Day One V1 composed by Stephen Burns provided by freesoundtrackmusic.com

Today, I’m joined by Tavis Schriefer, the co-founder of tech startup teleCalm. Tavis founded teleCalm after spending years as a caregiver for his mother. He learned first-hand the challenge of caring for someone with dementia. This revolutionary new product from teleCalm helps families who are providing care for a loved one with Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia. It solves a big communication problem for families: How to keep the phone available for someone with dementia so they can talk with family and friends, but relieve the stress (on them and the family) of sales calls, losing money through continual shopping, elder fraud and more. Please share & give us a thumbs-up! - - - - - - - - Smart Retirement Life is a production of AgeInPlace.com [http://ageinplace.com/smart-retirement-life]. Learn more about Mark Hager at http://markhager.com/about. music: Day One V1 composed by Stephen Burns provided by freesoundtrackmusic.com

Today, I’m joined by Tavis Schriefer, the co-founder of tech startup teleCalm. Tavis founded teleCalm after spending years as a caregiver for his mother. He learned first-hand the challenge of caring for someone with dementia. This revolutionary new product from teleCalm helps families who are providing care for a loved one with Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia. It solves a big communication problem for families: How to keep the phone available for someone with dementia so they can talk with family and friends, but relieve the stress (on them and the family) of sales calls, losing money through continual shopping, elder fraud and more. Please share & give us a thumbs-up! - - - - - - - - Smart Retirement Life is a production of AgeInPlace.com [http://ageinplace.com/smart-retirement-life]. Learn more about Mark Hager at http://markhager.com/about. music: Day One V1 composed by Stephen Burns provided by freesoundtrackmusic.com

In this episode of Smart Retirement Life, we're talking about changes; specifically, how you can create home that’s going to help you roll with some of the life will throw at you; changes that nearly everyone is going to face. We've quite a few people over the last month or so let us know that they would like to hear more about how to adapt their home and their lifestyles to changing situations in their lives. That's why we're going to start a new series on some of these changes and how you can prepare for them. We're going to talk about your home, your community and even your lifestyle. music: Day One V1 composed by Stephen Burns provided by freesoundtrackmusic.com

Varsity Letters is feeling the spirit of the spring championship season in B.C. high school sports. Host Howard Tsumura welcomes West Vancouver-Collingwood boys rugby coach David Speirs, as well as South Delta girls soccer coach Stephen Burns.

Tribute was paid to Tommy Clarke Producer, Director and Plumber on the Town Talk programme hosted by Micheal Duffy with guests Matt Murphy, Stephen Burns, Tony O'Kane, Tony Hynes, Gerry Larkin and Hugh McKitterick. More information about Dundalk Group Players by clicking on http://dundalkonline.ie/index.php?id=566.