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In this gripping episode of the Crux True Survival podcast, host Kaycee McIntosh and co-host Julie Henningsen recount the harrowing story of Anna Conrad, who survived five days buried under an avalanche at Alpine Meadows Ski Resort in 1982. As the snow blanketed the Sierra Nevada mountains, Anna's remarkable tale of survival defied all odds. They delve into the events leading up to the avalanche, the rescue operation, and the impact it had on avalanche safety and the skiing community. This episode also touches on other devastating avalanches, the science behind them, and the importance of respecting the raw power of nature. Listeners are encouraged to reflect on the balance of risk and reward in mountain adventures and the enduring strength of the human spirit. 00:00 Introduction and Winter Inspiration 00:51 The Alpine Meadows Avalanche of 1982 01:58 The Perfect Storm: Conditions Leading to Disaster 03:35 Anna Conrad's Fateful Decision 06:34 The Avalanche Strikes 09:08 The Aftermath and Search Efforts 12:18 Anna Conrad's Incredible Survival 17:49 Rescue and Recovery 21:33 Anna's Miraculous Rescue and Hospitalization 23:21 Anna's Remarkable Recovery and Graduation 24:09 Back on Skis: Anna's Unbelievable Comeback 24:33 Avalanche Safety Insights with Julie 29:07 Personal Avalanche Tragedies and Lessons 32:20 Anna Conrad's Life Today and Her Legacy 35:44 Remembering the Victims of the 1982 Avalanche 38:11 Modern Avalanche Dangers and Safety Measures 42:33 Final Reflections and Call to Action Check out the Documentary, here is a trailer from youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G4NpOlJ_O-I Email us! thecruxsurvival@gmail.com Instagram https://www.instagram.com/thecruxpodcast/ Get schooled by Julie in outdoor wilderness medicine! https://www.headwatersfieldmedicine.com/ References for Alpine Meadows Avalanche Podcast Primary Historical Sources North Lake Tahoe Bonanza (April 7, 1982) - "From 1982: Avalanche survivor buried five days" RGJ Archive Link United Press International (June 21, 1982) - "Anna Conrad graduation story" UPI Archives Link In-Depth Historical Coverage Tahoetopia - "Tragic Alpine Meadows Avalanche - March 31, 1982" Full Article Unofficial Alpine - "The Legacy of Alpine Meadows: The 1982 Avalanche" [Article Link](https://unofficialalpine.com/?p=16595) Recent Coverage and Retrospectives Fox Weather (2024) - "Sole survivor of deadly 1982 Alpine Meadows avalanche recalls hope" Fox Weather Article Ski Magazine - "A Wall of White: A 1982 Avalanche Revisited" [Ski Magazine Article](https://www.skimag.com/adventure/wall-white-1982-avalanche-revisted/) [Part 2: Buried Alive](https://www.skimag.com/adventure/buried-alive-part-2/) Recent Avalanche Incidents and Safety AP News (2024) - "Avalanche kills 1, injures 3 at California ski resort" [AP Article](https://apnews.com/article/avalanche-california-ski-resort-482ec822c87a9ed5829001f8ac887a3b) Outside Online - "Steamboat Resort Avalanche" [Outside Article](https://www.outsideonline.com/outdoor-adventure/snow-sports/steamboat-resort-avalanche/) Sports Illustrated - "Steamboat Ski Resort Record-Breaking Avalanche" [SI Article](https://www.si.com/onsi/adventure/latest-news/steamboat-ski-resort-observes-recording-breaking-avalanche-over-weekend) Technical Resources AccuWeather - "How do avalanches occur?" [AccuWeather Article](https://www.accuweather.com/en/weather-news/how-do-avalanches-occur/337081#google_vignette) USA Today - "Palisades avalanche near Lake Tahoe risks" [USA Today Article](https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2024/01/11/palisades-tahoe-avalanche-snow-sports-risks-winter/72182234007/) Additional Resources Wikipedia - Alpine Meadows Ski Resort [Wikipedia Entry](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alpine_Meadows_(ski_resort)) NBC News - Historical Coverage [NBC Article](https://www.nbcnews.com/id/wbna22649571)  

In this episode of What's The Dill, we tackle the shocking USA Today article claiming that Christianity is in decline. We discuss what this means for us as Catholics and how we can be better evangelists in today's world. Plus, we dive into a relatable topic for many – how to manage noisy kids at church while still staying focused on the Mass. Join us for a conversation that balances faith, outreach, and practical advice for church-going families.

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Recent headlines are buzzing with talk of inflation, recession, and their potential impact on your retirement plans. Should you be concerned? In this episode, Scott takes you through a comprehensive breakdown of these headlines and what they truly mean for your financial future.  By understanding how inflation, recession, and Social Security interplay, you can better navigate the complexities of retirement planning and enjoy financial confidence in your golden years. Join us to learn why Scott encourages listeners to focus on crafting a comprehensive retirement income strategy rather than getting caught up in sensational headlines.   Here's what we'll tackle in today's show: Understanding the fundamentals of inflation and its relationship with interest rates and the Federal Reserve. Gain insight into economic indicators that impact recession predictions and the overall health of the economy. Learn how Social Security cost-of-living adjustments are calculated and discover strategies to optimize your benefits. The importance of a well-rounded retirement strategy that considers market fluctuations, inflation, and your unique financial goals.   Links From Today's Show: U.S. Inflation Rate https://ycharts.com/indicators/us_inflation_rate#:~:text=US%20Inflation%20Rate%20is%20at,in%20price%20over%20a%20year Effective Federal Funds Rate https://ycharts.com/indicators/effective_federal_funds_rate U.S. Unemployment Rate https://ycharts.com/indicators/us_unemployment_rate USA Today Article about Recession  https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/2023/08/10/recession-or-soft-landing-2023/70555621007/ USA Today Article about SS  https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/personalfinance/2023/08/10/2024-social-security-cola-estimate-unchanged/70565924007/    

7/28/23 Hour 1 - Payton's USA Today article/CU makes it offical/Broncos camp today by Altitude Sports Radio

7/27/23 Hour 2 - Jeff Legwold/Robin Fraser/USA Today article on Sean Payton by Altitude Sports Radio

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“Remember that the customer is the subject and your offer is the object,” Flint McGlaughlin taught in Effective Headlines: How to write the first 4 words for maximum conversion (https://meclabs.com/course/sessions/effective-headlines/) (McGlaughlin is the CEO of MECLABS and MarketingSherpa).I thought of this quote when our latest guest talked about essentialism. One place I see scope creep and bloat is in messaging – we get so focused on our own product and company we forget that our customer doesn't know (or care) about our product…they care about themselves. Our guest said his job is simplification, and keeps his message about complex health care products simple by using this litmus test – “if I explained this to my mother or father, how could I message it so they could clearly understand it?”Learn more about the mental model our guest uses to keep his brand's marketing communication as simple and easy-to-digest as possible in this episode of the How I Made It In Marketing podcast. I sat down with Jake Watts, Vice President of Marketing, PDI (https://wearepdi.com/en-us/).PDI is a privately held, third-generation, family-owned company. It currently has 1,000 employees. Over 75% of US hospitals trust PDI for surface disinfection. As head of Healthcare Marketing for PDI, Watts oversees a team of eight marketing professionals.Stories (with lessons) about what he made in marketingSome lessons from Watts that emerged in our discussion:You never have the right answers, to begin with.You should almost always do less than you think.You don't need to go looking for good ideas, they're already in your org.Boldness, and clarity, of vision are what motivates teams to sign up for the previously unthinkable.Radical simplicity plus alignment is key to leading large and challenging organizations towards new business models.Leadership Happens Outside the Boardroom – Why empathy is the greatest, hidden competitive advantage in organizations.Related content mentioned in this episodeThe Behind-the-scenes Story of How We Optimized Outdoor Advertising That Was Featured in a USA Today Article (https://marketingexperiments.com/value-proposition/optimized-outdoor-advertising-bairfind)The Compounding ROI of Sequential Conversion Increases: How one company took a small gain and multiplied it tenfold (https://marketingexperiments.com/journals/3rd%20Quarter%20(2010)%20-%20MEx%20Research%20Journal.pdf#page=6) (instant PDF download)Don't Give Clients What They Want: “That's also the name of a convention for adults who dress as toddlers” – Podcast Episode #6 (https://www.marketingsherpa.com/article/interview/client-management)About this podcastThis podcast is not about marketing – it is about the marketer. It draws its inspiration from the Flint McGlaughlin quote, “The key to transformative marketing is a transformed marketer” from the Become a Marketer-Philosopher: Create and optimize high-converting webpages (https://meclabs.com/course/) free digital marketing course.Apply to be a guestIf you would like to apply to be a guest on How I Made It In Marketing, here is the podcast guest application – https://www.marketingsherpa.com/page/podcast-guest-application

This week, Leslie and Lenny talk politics with the hosts of Pod Save America, Jon Lovett, Jon Favreau and Tommy Vietor.  From protecting Democracy to holding elected officials accountable, Leslie and Lenny discuss it all with the former Obama White House Aides. GO VOTE.Sources:Info to vote: votesaveamerica.com@ 1:14:55 : In the Fckry of the week, @thomas_thevillain_bishop made a TikTok post commenting on a USA Today Editorial about Republican Senate candidate Hershel Walker. He describes what Hershel represents to the Republican party. USA Today Article: https://www.usatoday.com/story/opinion/2022/10/13/herschel-walker-campaign-shames-black-americans/10470350002/

Welcome back to pod 28 of THE Versatility Podcast with your host JUUUEEELLZZZ. Today he is joined by his fellow Morganite, Elijah Pittman, who's a Freshman Multimedia Journalism major and a political writer for the MSU Spokesman. They talk about everything from the history of black support from Republicans & Democrats to the importance of HBCUs and the anniversary of Elijah McLain's death. To start, they talk about Dan Cox's visit to Morgan State University and his takes on critical race theory & more, and they go over the importance of actively voting in mid-terms and more. Then they talk about the history of Republican and Democrat support for the black community in the US and how they flip-flopped sides based on the idea of "hope". After that, they talk about Elijah McClain's three-year anniversary of his tragic death along with his final words to his killers. Finally, both Elijah and Julien go over who they feel represents them best personality-wise, that doesn't look like them, in a specific movie/tv show/etc. Thank you everyone for tuning into this episode, and we have more on the way! We will be on break next week, but be sure to enjoy this almost two-hour episode in the meantime. Thanks for all the support, and we'll be back soon! The Versatility Podcast Instagram: @the_versatility_podcast Twitter: @Versatility1 Podcast Linktree: https://linktr.ee/theversatilitypodcast Juelz Instagram: @juelz_is Twitter: @deaconjuelz Juelz Linktree: https://linktr.ee/jujuelz.ent Elijah Pittman IG: @e1jah His Spokesman Article: https://themsuspokesman.com/14025/special-coverage/dan-cox-answers-long-awaited-questions-in-spokesman-gubernatorial-forum/ USA Today Article on Political Black History: https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/factcheck/2020/06/18/fact-check-democrats-republicans-and-complicated-history-race/3208378001/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-versatility-podcast/message

Today Chois Woodman and Geoff Haxton look at the new contract from the Big 10 TV partners, Jon Daniels being let go by the Rangers, and a recent article on USA Today about Todd Petty.

This USA Today article points out 3 murky issues that increase retirement planning's degree of difficulty, especially in today's economic climate. On this episode, we'll break down the article to see if it's worthwhile advice if the murky issues are actually that threatening, and what you can do about all of it if you're  concerned. USA Today Article: https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/personalfinance/retirement/2022/02/28/retirement-3-issues-making-planning-harder/49859935/ Show Notes: Call: 470-508-0508 Website: https://blackoakam.com/

This USA Today article points out 3 murky issues that increase retirement planning's degree of difficulty, especially in today's economic climate. On this episode, we'll breakdown the article to see if it's worthwhile advice, if the murky issues are actually that threatening, and what you can do about all of it if you're concerned. USA Today Article: https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/personalfinance/retirement/2022/02/28/retirement-3-issues-making-planning-harder/49859935/ Show Links & Info: SPC Investing: http://spcinvesting.com/ Schedule A Visit: https://talkstomike.com/ Call: 336-668-4338

This USA Today article points out 3 murky issues that increase retirement planning's degree of difficulty, especially in today's economic climate. On this episode, we'll break down the article to see if it's worthwhile advice if the murky issues are actually that threatening, and what you can do about all of it if you're concerned. USA Today Article: https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/personalfinance/retirement/2022/02/28/retirement-3-issues-making-planning-harder/49859935/ Contact: Website: https://centrusfs.com/podcast/   Call: 800-779-4592

We found a recent article in USA Today that talked about the retirement planning issues that most Americans don't have answers for. On this episode, we're going to breakdown the article and share a few of the key takeaways we identified. The key with financial planning is to remove the guesswork and have a concrete strategy for income and expenses in retirement. That's why we think you'll get a lot out of this episode because we'll talk about how to keep up with inflation, explain why so many people don't understand their Social Security benefits and tell you why many people don't have a plan for withdrawing money in retirement. These are three key parts of determining your income plan and how much you're going to need to feel comfortable in retirement.   USA Today Article: usatoday.com/story/money/personalfinance/retirement/2022/02/28/retirement-3-issues-making-planning-harder/49859935/   What we discuss in this episode:  0:46 – Uncertainty around the world   2:17 – Lack of basic knowledge 3:56 – Takeaway 1: Keeping up with inflation 6:00 – Awareness of inflation 8:06 – Takeaway 2: Social Security benefits 10:40 – Takeaway 3: Withdrawal rates 14:37 – Final thoughts   Read more and get additional financial resources here: https://principalpreservationservices.com/retirement-reality-podcast/ 

I read a awesome article by Doyle Rice of USA Today about Professor Xiulin Ruan of Purdue University. Creation whitest paint which is on the Guinness World Records Book, How this paint could change the environment and climate will be giving you my thoughts and opinions. Here is the article where I read this news link below and other links to the same stories. USA Today Article: https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2021/09/17/whitest-paint-created-global-warming/8378579002/ Purdue University Site Article: https://www.purdue.edu/newsroom/releases/2021/Q2/the-whitest-paint-is-here-and-its-the-coolest.-literally..html --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wilddorkpodcast/support

A preposterous article that appeared in USA Today on June 4 only succeeds in insulting the collective intelligence of humankind. Here is a link to it (but don't read it if you suffer from high blood pressure.) https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2021/06/04/pentagon-ufo-report-raises-questions-aliens-what-scientists-say/7487632002/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/james-quirk/support

A preposterous article that appeared in USA Today on June 4 only succeeds in insulting the collective intelligence of humankind. Here is a link to it (but don't read it if you suffer from high blood pressure.) https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2021/06/04/pentagon-ufo-report-raises-questions-aliens-what-scientists-say/7487632002/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/james-quirk/support

The COVID-19 pandemic has forced us to take a long, hard look at some things we used to take for granted. Over the past year, we've explored the wide world of masks, found a new appreciation for our wonderful public school teachers, and learned about the true value of toilet paper. We've also learned that for many small businesses, we can complete our daily work activities quite efficiently, even when the entire team is working from home. While the coronavirus didn't start the shift to remote work, it certainly sped things up. Only 3.2% of the American workforce worked from home in 2018, compared to 42% in 2020! This dramatic and rapid shift is forcing employers to consider their own policies. Are you keeping an office because it's useful, or because it's the way things have always been done? When it's safe to gather again, will it be time to let the office space go?Documents mentioned in the episode:Global Workplace Analytics: https://globalworkplaceanalytics.com/resources/costs-benefits USA Today Article: https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/2021/01/05/jobs-home-29-professionals-would-quit-if-forced-go-back-office/4142830001/General Info:If you want to get a hold of us, or you would like to be a guest on our show simply click here: https://www.lbmsllc.com/contact-us/Is there a topic you would like us to cover? Send an email to info@lbmsllc.com or simply call 888-416-7752Want a free evaluation of your digital marketing presence? Simply click here: https://www.lbmsllc.com/marketing-consultation/and we'll connect with you as soon as possible.For a free copy of my book, 7 Steps to Recession-Proofing Your Business, click this link: https://www.lbmsllc.com/bookConnect With Us On Social Media:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lbmsllcInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/lbms4350/Twitter: https://twitter.com/lbmsllcLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/local-business-marketing-solutionsAlignable: https://www.alignable.com/fanwood-nj/local-business-marketing-solutionsConnect With Frank Directly on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/fdemming/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC97CxzX4YnOazsF39DOe34A

4.6 million pounds. That's the amount of disposable gift wrap that's purchased every single year. According to https://earth911.com/home-garden/holiday-tip-dont-recycle-gift-wrap/ (Earth 911), at least half of that ends up in the landfills right away (2018). Besides the massive amounts of waste, the other problem that gift wrap creates is the extra work for our recycling plant workers. Often times, things that can't be recycled end up in the recycling bin due to wishful thinkers who want to be less wasteful. However, according to https://www.treehugger.com/is-wrapping-paper-recyclable-5075370 (Treehugger), this hurts more than it helps. Not only can some of these non-recyclable items clog up the machines that plants use to sort the recycled materials, but sometimes it even causes entire loads of waste to be thrown out because there's too much to sort through (2020). As we approach the holidays, its so important to know what can and can't be recycled when it comes to all our gift wrapping materials! That's what this EMM episode is dedicated to do - we're sorting through the landfill and the recycling piles (pun intended) AND I'm giving you some super fun and creative ways that you can wrap your gifts this year that are much more eco-friendly than traditional gift wrap! To view the full show notes, visit my website at https://theheartfelthippie.wordpress.com/emm-11-sustainable-gift-wrapping-ideas/ or read below for a quick recap of my sustainable gift wrap ideas. Use and reuse what you already have. Reuse packaging materials from online orders. Turn paper grocery sacks inside-out for a kraft paper look. Give new life to old newspapers or maps that would normally be discarded. Use your child's artwork. Flip a chip bag inside out for a shiny foil wrapping. Wrap a gift in fabric using the Japanese art of furoshiki. Use thrifted baskets instead of gift bags. Reuse old tote bags instead of gift bags. Buy plain paper products that can be recycled when you need to buy new. Use natural twine or cotton string instead of ribbon. Skip the tape, or use paper tape instead. Skip the name tag stickers - write directly on the package or make your own hang tags from paper and string. Decorate with natural elements, like sprigs from the Christmas tree, instead of bows. Links from the show: Furoshiki Tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VAFl3iOp5HY (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VAFl3iOp5HY) Turtley Eco Paper Tape: https://www.turtley-eco.com/product-page/paper-tape (https://www.turtley-eco.com/product-page/paper-tape) Plastic Freedom Paper Tape: https://plasticfreedom.co.uk/products/plastic-freedom-paper-tape-48mm-x50m (https://plasticfreedom.co.uk/products/plastic-freedom-paper-tape-48mm-x50m) Earth 911 Article: https://earth911.com/home-garden/holiday-tip-dont-recycle-gift-wrap/ (https://earth911.com/home-garden/holiday-tip-dont-recycle-gift-wrap/) USA Today Article: https://www.usatoday.com/story/tech/news/2017/12/20/dont-recycle-bow-sloppy-christmas-recycling-can-send-all-your-efforts-landfill/963415001/ (https://www.usatoday.com/story/tech/news/2017/12/20/dont-recycle-bow-sloppy-christmas-recycling-can-send-all-your-efforts-landfill/963415001/) Treehugger Article: https://www.treehugger.com/is-wrapping-paper-recyclable-5075370 (https://www.treehugger.com/is-wrapping-paper-recyclable-5075370) Connect with Mackenzie: Instagram: @theheartfelthippie // @the.enlightenme.podcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theheartfelthippie/ (https://www.facebook.com/theheartfelthippie/) Website: http://www.heartfelthippie.com (www.heartfelthippie.com) Email: mackenzie.heartfelthippie@gmail.com

LSU Executive Deputy Athletic Director Verge Ausberry joins the show in his weekly spot. First, we get a statement from Ausberry on the USA Today article released today regarding sexual misconduct at LSU. Next, we discuss the ever changing football schedule in this COVID season. Ausberry says that LSU is set to play Arkansas this […] The post Verge Ausberry talks USA Today article, updates LSU Football schedule appeared first on 1045 ESPN.

Sports’ Illustrated’s Ross Dellenger joins the show in his weekly spot. We get Dellenger’s take on the USA Today article involving sexual misconduct on the football team and campus as a whole. We also talk the college football weekend that was, Will Muschamp being fired at South Carolina and more. Listen to more episodes of Off […] The post Ross Dellenger talks LSU USA Today article, CFB weekend appeared first on 1045 ESPN.

In this episode I go over two articles based around Hoe Biden. A USA Today Article attempting to create a better context when he said he would take our guns away. The Detroit Factory worker Powned Joe Biden In that exchange. Fox News had and article about how MSM is lapdog pressing the news about Hunter Biden. They won't touch the story which I've stated multiple times in multiple episodes. Find out more in this episode. @PetrovPhukkaHBT - Parler Hbt.1Bigphukk@gmail.com

Let's talk about the Breonna Taylor situation.   Enjoy the podcast? Take 30 seconds to rate and review the show. Find me on twitter and instagram @cruelphilosophr Have any thoughts on what was touched in today's show? Email the show at cruelphilosophr@gmail.com    NYT Article https://www.nytimes.com/2020/08/30/us/breonna-taylor-police-killing.html  USA Today Article https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2020/09/24/breonna-taylor-fact-check-rumors-wrong/3515068001/

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Happy Labor Day, everybody! I hope y'all are enjoying your long weekend. This episode is sort of a follow up from last Friday's because I discuss a little more as to why I give a lot of credit towards Everett Fitzhugh (Seattle Kraken PxP announcer) in terms of where my career is currently at. If you didn't get the chance to check out me and Fitzhugh's open hockey discussion, from Friday's episode, please check that out! While I have mentioned it before, I've never really fully discussed my story being featured in USA Today. And this is what this episode is about, so find out more!My USA Today Article: https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/nhl/2020/08/19/nhls-first-black-team-announcer-krakens-everett-fitzhugh-inspires/3366561001/Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Built Bar: Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKEDON,” and you'll get $10 off your first order. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Happy Labor Day, everybody! I hope y'all are enjoying your long weekend. This episode is sort of a follow up from last Friday's because I discuss a little more as to why I give a lot of credit towards Everett Fitzhugh (Seattle Kraken PxP announcer) in terms of where my career is currently at. If you didn't get the chance to check out me and Fitzhugh's open hockey discussion, from Friday's episode, please check that out! While I have mentioned it before, I've never really fully discussed my story being featured in USA Today. And this is what this episode is about, so find out more! My USA Today Article: https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/nhl/2020/08/19/nhls-first-black-team-announcer-krakens-everett-fitzhugh-inspires/3366561001/ Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!  Built Bar: Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKEDON,” and you’ll get $10 off your first order. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dr. Tom Lawton Ran 22 Miles in a Mask To Prove A Point Does wearing a mask really impair your oxygen levels as some people claim? Recent internet sensation Dr. Tom Lawton went to extremes to find out. After a prolonged period of not running, he ran 22 miles in a homemade triple-layer mask, testing his oxygen levels along the way. His goal was twofold: to prove it’s safe to wear a mask while walking about and to raise money for charity.    In this episode, Coach Claire delves into the details of Tom’s mask experiment, finds out if he thinks runners should wear masks, what his experience as a critical care doctor has been like in the UK with the coronavirus, and also what he thought about recent controversial RTTT guest Matthew Hammersmith who has been putting on in-person races during the pandemic. Spoiler alert: Tom is not fully for or against what Matt is doing. Check out his opinion and see if you agree.   Tom Lawton is an intensive care doctor with the Bradford Royal Infirmary in Yorkshire, England, a healthcare researcher, and triathlete.  After being fat and wheezy through childhood, he took up rowing at his university, and hated running with a passion. Unable to run more than about a quarter of a mile without knee pain and a loud “slap” accompanying each foot strike, he foolishly ran (well, mostly walked while sobbing in pain) the London Marathon to raise money for charity. He then vowed never to run again. A decade later and unfit once more, a drunken wedding bet saw Tom enter the first Ironman Wales. He started running under protest and arrived at the race having managed training runs of no longer than 10 miles. Undeterred, he excitedly scarfed down everything he’d picked up from the expo during the bike section. Alas, at least one of those things did not agree with him and he spent most of the run being sick. Nevertheless, he still somehow managed to beat his London Marathon time, which prompted him to pick up triathlon training for real. Since then, Tom has continued to improve and has finished each of his last six iron-distance races in under 10 hours. However, the pandemic has put a stop to all that and he has been unable to train much since January due to a combination of work and the stress of caring for sick patients.  Tom desperately wants to get back to training, so he wants everyone to do whatever they can to keep this virus under control, and he has become a keen mask advocate. In order to prove they were safe to wear around the shops, he pushed a bit more oxygen through one by running to the ICU and back, and has spent the last few weeks exposed to the Internet’s underbelly in the aftermath with his aforementioned 22-mile run.  Questions Tom is asked:          5:03 You are a critical care doctor in the UK who has recently gotten quite a bit of attention for running 22 miles wearing a triple layer mask to prove that wearing a mask does not cause a drop in oxygen levels.  Before we get into that story, can you tell me a bit about what life is like with the pandemic where you are?   6:56 Can you talk a little bit about what the hospital you were working at was like in April with all the cases coming in?   8:20 Was your hospital overwhelmed with COVID patients?   8:50 In the United States, a big part of the decision to wear a mask or not seems to be a very political one.  We Americans prize our freedom and individualism and some people just don't like being told what to do, so they don’t want to wear a mask.  Are you seeing that in the UK as well, that kind of attitude?   10:54 Let's have you tell the story of the run that got shared around the world.  How did you set it up and what’s the story?     14:47 Tell me about the mask you were wearing on your run?   15:49 How did you measure your oxygen levels on the run?   17:02 What kind of feedback are you getting from people? Are people saying that, “Well, you’re an athlete. Of course your oxygen levels are going to be great,” or “I have asthma. This isn’t going to work for me.” Did people say that you’re some kind of exception? Have you gotten any feedback like that?   18:49 You ran to work in a mask, and then presumably you wore a mask all day at work, and then you turned around and wore a mask and ran home. Is that right?   19:43 What you said before is you ran in a mask just to show that you could do it, but I’m gathering that you wouldn’t recommend it and it probably wasn’t great for performance. Is that correct?   22:05 I certainly know a lot of athletes who do live in big cities and run on crowded paths and they wear the neck gaiter or the buff because it’s easy to pull up and down. And you mentioned that Duke University study that came out, and it said that the buffs are actually worse than no mask at all because they break up the droplets and make them easier to spread. I’d love to get your thoughts on that.   25:01 A lot of people say, “Well, hey, if I’m healthy enough to go running or I’m healthy enough to go run a race, then I probably don’t have corona.” What do you say to people who say that?   26:06 We recently had a race director on this show and he was putting on smaller races, 200-to-300 people at the events, and with very minimal pre-race, post-race contact, but still, in a race, and there’s pictures of these races that you’re not six feet apart, you’re passing people, there’s crowds at the starts, so what do you say about holding races during the pandemic?   28:17 Part of the race director’s argument was there’s a mental health risk of not going out and seeing other people, and that’s hard to deny as well. People are kind of going a little stir crazy, but also some serious mental issues are happening because we are all stuck inside. Are you seeing that as well?   30:03 And on a personal note, how is your training going?   Questions I ask everyone:   31:37 If you could go back and talk to yourself when you first started running, what advice would you give yourself?   32:10 What is the greatest gift that running has given you?   32;59 Where can listeners connect with you? Quotes by Tom:   “There have been a lot of people, especially with this mask-run context, they need to complain and say they don’t want to wear masks, and various forms of abuse. And a lot of them are American, but I’ve had Canadian abuse, I’ve had French abuse, I’ve had UK abuse, so it’s not just an American thing.”   “The purpose of doing this wasn’t to show that you should run in masks. It was to show that you could walk around the shops quietly in one, and the running was just to make it kind of more extreme and make it really obvious that if anything was going to make my oxygen levels drop, then running for 22 miles should have made it happen, and it didn’t.”   “This disease is about people thinking of others. Most of us involved in running are relatively young, we’re fit, we’re healthy. We are not going to die from coronavirus even if we catch it, but we could spread it to friends, to family, to people we don’t know who are more at risk, and those are the people we’ve got to really think about.” Take a Listen on Your Next Run Want more awesome interviews and advice? Subscribe to our iTunes channel Mentioned in this podcast:  USA Today Article abc News Article Runners Connect Winner's Circle Facebook Community RunnersConnect Facebook page claire@runnersconnect.net   Follow Tom on:   Twitter We really hope you’ve enjoyed this episode of Run to the Top. 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On this Episode of the ASC Podcast with John Goehle we discuss the release of a Leapfrog Group Survey report about the ASC industry and an Article that USA Today wrote in response to the report and we review the September 2019 US Department of Health and Human Services OIG Report on Medicare’s Oversight of Ambulatory Surgery Centers.   Visit the ASC Podcast with John Goehle Website Support the ASC Podcast with John Goehle by becoming a patron member. Get AEU Credits for Listening to the Podcast! Purchase John’s Books Go to the ASC Podcast Store

On this special Halloween edition of Knew Amsterdam Radio, Flobo discusses the recent USA Today Article about “Ghost Kitchens,” and how they are changing the game for the restaurant industry. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/knewamsterdam/support

When I shared a USA Today Article on PBIS on my Facebook page, teachers started responding and yelled volumes about mis-implementation mis-understandings and mis-use of discipline -- specifically PBIS -- in their schools. So, Melissa Man, special education teacher with her Master's in Counseling agreed to come on the show and talk about the topic. What do you think? Melissa Mann's Bio as Submitted Melissa Mann is a special education teacher with the Madison County School System. She has taught both self-contained and collaborative students in grades Kindergarten through 6th grade. Melissa is dual certified in Elementary Education and Special Education. She also has a Master's in School Counseling and is a certified school counselor. Melissa presented at ISTE in 2015, and she has presented for the past eight years at Alabama's state technology conference and at various local conferences. Melissa is also a trainer with Simple K-12.  Her portfolio can be found at: www.bit.ly/TechTreasures   Blog: https://techtipsforthek-6classroom.blogspot.com/ Twitter: @mnmann  

Aubrey Preston is a musician,philanthropist, business man and developer from Leiper's Fork. You may know him best as the man who saved RCA Studio A in the eleventh hour. He has brought back the town of Leiper's Fork and made it a destination for musicians and music lovers. He also played a vital role in saving the Franklin Theater. But his latest endeavor is why he was the keynote speaker in Downtown Jackson for the monthly First Friday Forum. This latest project is the Americana Music Triangle. The Triangle is a website that maps out the points of interest in the American South where the best music in the world was created. Nine genres got their start in this patch of land that forms a nice little triangle on the map.  Jackson, TN (home of Left Of Nashville) is a destination on the triangle, and Preston was in town to impress on the city that it is up to us to capitalize on our rich musical heritage. USA Today Article on AMT Nashville Scene Article on AMT Deep South Magazine Article on AMT   Carl Perkins Sonny Boy Williamson Eddy Arnold Tina Turner Jackson, Tn

Ever since the Oregon shooting I have been thinking about how to talk about this with my youth ministry. I have a hard time skipping over something just because the news cycle has moved on. This video shares a little of where I am coming from and how I will approach it using 7 key questions. USA Today Article http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2015/10/02/oregon-college-shooting/73192562/ Fresh Impact Newsletter http://thediscipleproject.net/the-get-it-first-newsletter/ Media2Message Bible Studies http://shop.thediscipleproject.net/Media-Messages_c18.htm Nerding Out Warhammer 40k http://www.games-workshop.com/en-US/Home?mobile=false&_requestid=901515 Nightside Book Series bu Simon Green https://www.goodreads.com/series/40946-nightside Heroes Reborn http://www.nbc.com/heroes-reborn The Strain http://www.fxnetworks.com/shows/the-strain/episodes FTWD http://www.amc.com/shows/fear-the-walking-dead Catch me on Twitter @paulturnertoo to watch my YM Periscopes Friend me on Facebook paulwturner

The FCC 700 MHz Spectrum AuctionIntro: In this podcast we discuss the in-progress FCC 700 MHz spectrum auction.Gordon: Mike, you are the reigning Global Wireless Education Consortium Educator of the year so you know about this stuff - what exactly is this spectrum the FCC is auctioning and where did it come from?Back in 2005 Congress passed a law that requires all U.S. TV stations to convert to all digital broadcasts and give up analog spectrum in the 700 MHz frequency band. This law will free up 62 MHz of spectrum in the 700 MHz band and effectively eliminate channels between 52 and 69. This conversion, which has a deadline of February 18, 2009, has freed up spectrum that is being split up by the FCC into five blocks.Gordon: What so interesting about this block of spectrum?Cell coverage, required cell-site density and cost (total network cost and cost per customer).I understand each spectrum block in the 700 MHz auction, except for the national public safely D-Block, has been assigned an area designation by the FCC. Could you describe those areas included in the 700 MHz auction using FCC definitions.Economic AreasBoth the A-Block (12 MHz) and the E-Block (6 MHz) are being auctioned using the Economic Area (BEA) service areas established by the Regional Economic Analysis Division, Bureau of Economic Analysis, U.S. Department of Commerce. Included are Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands, American Samoa and the Gulf of Mexico. There are a total of 176 Economic Area service areas designated by the FCC.BEA services include General Wireless Communications Service (GWCS), Specialized Mobile Radio (SMR) and Location and Monitoring Service (LMS). Cellular Market AreasThe B-Block (12 MHz) is being auctioned using the Cellular Market Area (CMA) service areas. The 734 CMAs are broken down as follows: Areas 1-305: Created from the Metropolitan Statistical Areas (MSAs) defined by the Office of Management and Budget (1-305) Area 306: The Gulf of MexicoAreas 307-734: Rural Service Areas (RSAs) established by the FCC which do not cross state borders including parts of Puerto Rico not already in an MSA (723-729), U.S. Virgin Islands (730-731), Guam (732), American Samoa (733), and Northern Mariana Islands (734).CMA Services include Cellular Radiotelephone Service and Interactive Video and Data Service (IVDS) Regional Economic Areas The C-Block (22 MHz) is being auctioned using the 12 Regional Economic Areas (REAs) created by the FCC. The REAs are an aggregation of the 52 Major Economic Areas (MEAs) defined by the FCC. REA Services include Wireless Communications Service (WCS)All FCC areas, along with names, county lists, maps and map info data can be found on the Commission's website linked here. Mike: How is the auction being conducted? On their website, the Federal Communications Commission has  a public notice titled Auction of 700 MHZ Band Licenses. This document describes the bidding procedure for the 214 companies that have qualified for the auction, which will be handled by the Wireless Telecommunications Bureau (WTB). The WTB is one of seven FCC Bureaus and is responsible for all FCC domestic wireless telecommunications programs and policies.Here's a summary outline of the procedure pulled from the 12 page FCC document: Bidding in Auction 73 started on Thursday, January 24, 2008.Each qualified bidder received prior to January 24: At least two RSA SecurID tokens An Integrated Spectrum Auction System (ISAS) Bidder’s Guide A FCC Auction Bidder Line phone number The FCC will conduct the auction over the Internet and telephonic bidding will also be available. In either case, each authorized bidder must have his or her own SecurID token. There will be a minimum opening bid amount for each license and package and the minimum opening bid amount is subject to reduction at the discretion of the WTB. The WTB will not entertain requests to lower minimum opening bid amounts. The WTB has established the following block-specific aggregate reserve prices for Auction 73: Block A, $1.807380 billion;Block B, $1.374426 billion;Block C, $4.637854 billion;Block D, $1.330000 billion;Block E, $0.903690 billion. Mike: It's interesting the range of reserve prices - is it safe to say that these correlate to the "value" the FCC sees with each?If, at the close of bidding in Auction 73, the aggregate reserve price for the A, B, C and/or E Blocks has not been met, the WTB will issue an announcement that bidding in Auction 73 is closed and set a date for commencement of Auction 76. Round results will be available approximately 10 minutes after the close of each round. and two types of reports will be available to bidders: (a) publicly available information, and (b) bidder-specific information available only to that bidder when logged in to the FCC Auction System. Each qualified bidder will have a default watchlist that contains every license and packages of licenses selected on the bidder’s short-form application. Qualified bidders may also create custom watchlists. On Tuesday, January 22, the WTB conducted a mock auction, which will allow qualified bidders to familiarize themselves with the FCC Auction System. Only qualified bidders will be permitted to participate in the mock auction. Once winning bids are announced (either after Auction 73 or Auction 76) and winning bidders are announced, winning bidders will have 10 business days to file a long-form application (FCC Form 601) and make down payments for all of the licenses it won. Mike: Who are some of the major bidders? USA Today has published an interesting article titled Google could cause a stir in FCC's airwaves auction and, in the article, some of the leading bidders and their likely strategies are listed.Let's take a quick look at some of the major bidders (in alphabetical order) and their expected bidding strategies. For additional detail be sure to read the USA Today Article.AT&T AT&T already has more spectrum than any other carrier so bidding on the 700 MHz band will be used for further build-out. Many experts are speculating AT&T will focus primarily on the D-Block public-safety spectrum.Mike: Why is AT&T going after public-safety spectrum? Am I missing something?Cablevision, Cox, Advance/Newhouse, BresnanThese cable companies are interested in spectrum to provide wireless services and compete with the large providers. Most experts believe they will be bidding on A-Block regional licenses in their service areas.EchoStarEchoStar is a satellite TV provider that is interested in using spectrum to provide wireless broadband access to its customers. Most experts do not feel EchoStar has the money to compete with companies like Google, At&T and Verizon in the auction.GoogleGoogle is the heavyweight here. The company wants to further expand into the cellular smartphone market and has the money to compete with the big providers. The company is expected to bid the $4.6 Billion minimum for the C-Block spectrum.Mike: Is this National Spectrum? As opposed to regional?Leap, MetroPCS,, AlltelLike the cable companies (Cablevision, Cox, etc), these regional wireless companies will likely be bidding on A-Block regional licenses in their service areas. Experts also are speculating Alltel will bid on the public safety D-Block spectrum.Paul Allen and VulcanPaul Allen's (co-founder of Microsoft with Bill Gates) investment company, Vulcan, already owns spectrum in Washington and Oregon.Vulcan may be bidding on some of the C-Block regional licenses or smaller A or B-Block regional licenses.QualcommThe California based wireless manufacturer is looking for spectrum for its MediaFlo smartphone video service. Qualcomm will likely be bidding on E-Block regional licenses.VerizonVerizon will likely be bidding big on C-Block spectrum with plans to open their network to any (hardware and software) devices.Mike: Can you give us some background on the auction to date?The 26th round finished yesterday (Friday - Feb. 1, 2008) afternoon - here's a quick update from the FCC auction site: Bidding Rounds to Date: 26Bid totals to Date: $18,554,080,600The A and B-Blocks have been getting most of the attention lately:The Los Angeles A-Block leads the A's with a current bid of $580,268,000.The Chicago B-Block leads the B's with a current bid of $892,400,000. There has not been a C-Block bid since it passed the FCC reserve price on Thursday. The current C-Block bid is $4,713,823,000.The public safety D-Block has not had a bid in 25 consecutive rounds and is stuck at $472,042,000, well below the $1.3 Billion reserve price set by the FCC.E-Block bidding has been slow with the New York City E-Block leading at $178,897,000.23 licenses had not registered a bid at the end of round 26, 19 of these 23 are in the E-Block. Mike: Any personal observations and opinions on the auction?It looks (to me anyways) like the C-Block bidding may be done. Since the FCC reserve price of $4.6 Billion has been passed, the open-access that Google wanted is assured. We won't know who the winning bidders are until after the auctions have closed but I'd say Google is the current leading C-Block bidder.Right now it does not look like the D-Block will meet the $1.3 Billion reserve price and will end up being re-auctioned by the FCC.A number of E-Block licenses will not meet minimum bids and will also be re-auctioned.The FCC had set an original goal of $10 Billion for the auction. With current bids totaling over $18 Billion, it appears the auction (from the FCC's perspective) will be a success. Bidding is closed for the weekend with round 27 starting Monday (Feb. 4, 2008) morning.Mike: What's the best way to stay updated?If you want to stay updated - the FCC Auction 73: 700 MHz Auction Summary page lists, among other things, results of the auction after each round. You can also watch my blog!Mike: When will we know the winners?The auction will likely last a couple of months so we won't know the winners until then. We should start to see products from the winning bidders that use the spectrum sometime next year.