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In this episode, Dr. Daniel Yarosh explains how he pioneered the science behind DNA repair enzymes and shaped the future of photoprotection.  Dr. Yarosh is widely recognized as an innovator in cosmetics and cosmetic ingredients.  His seminal work demonstrated that DNA repair enzymes isolated from microorganisms could be delivered in topical formulation and facilitate repair of sun-induced DNA damage. DNA repair enzymes are now used extensively in patients at risk for skin cancer including those with xeroderma pigmentosum. This episode is sponsored by Photozyme:  Photozyme DNA repair enzymes are important because they help to protect the skin from photodamage and promote healthy cell growth. When the skin is damaged by the sun, it can become dry, wrinkled, and discolored. DNA repair enzymes can help to repair this damage and restore the skin to its natural health and radiance. As Published in JDD Photozyme DNA repair enzymes are Foundational and an absolute must for healthy aging skin. To watch this episode and past episodes, check out our YouTube channel DISCLAIMER: This podcast is not intended to provide diagnosis, treatment, or medical advice. Content provided in this podcast is for educational purposes only. Please consult with a physician regarding any health-related diagnosis or treatment.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Initially starting as a motivational speaking organization, Sweethearts & Heroes has evolved through multiple platforms including digital courses, space-repetitive youth leadership programs, and written works. The Sweethearts & Heroes message is for all audiences, K-12, small and corporate businesses, educators, parents, counselors, and professionals in every walk of life. They deliver a unique perspective and action plan that changes any climate and culture.Visit: https://www.sweetheartsandheroes.com/

Ret. U.S. Army Sgt. Rick Yarosh, a HOPE expert and motivational speaker joins Kurt & Anthony to talk about "Sweethearts & Heros". Sweethearts & Heroes is a student empowerment and empathy activation team that aims to prevent bullying and suicide with a focus on the basic components of social-emotional learning.

In this episode of Championship Leadership, we had an incredible interview with Rick Yarosh and Thomas Murphy, who will take us on a compelling and heartwarming journey as they recount how their paths crossed and the remarkable adventure that ensued. Rick Yarosh, a wounded soldier and inspirational speaker, initially hesitated to join the anti-bullying organization Sweethearts and Heroes due to his discomfort with being labeled a hero. Tom Murphy, the co-founder of Sweethearts and Heroes, shares how he serendipitously discovered Rick's story and felt an irresistible urge to bring him on board to spread a message of hope to young individuals grappling with hopelessness and bullying. Together, they provide valuable insights into the challenges of embracing vulnerability and emphasize the significance of extending hope to young people confronting adversity. The narrative of Rick and Tom's serendipitous union underscores the potency of human connections and the extraordinary influence their partnership has had on millions of students nationwide. This episode serves as an uplifting reminder of the indomitable spirit of humanity and the potential for positive transformation, even when faced with adversity.

  Sweethearts & Heroes - Tom Murphy and Rick Yarosh - Promoting Healthy, Positive Social Connections and Relationships. This is episode 599 of Teaching Learning Leading K12, an audio podcast. Sweethearts & Heroes is a team focused on promoting healthy, positive social connections and relationships while fostering a sense of community and emotional resilience. We bring the power of HOPE and ACTION into schools and communities. Our focus is to teach human skills, both in school and digitally, to build empathy and compassion in our youth, and develop young Sweethearts & Heroes by promoting bystander empowerment through leadership roles. TOM MURPHY - Founder Tom Murphy is the proud husband and father of four living in the charming City of Saint Albans, VT. Born and raised in Philadelphia, PA where his parents ran a small shelter and recovery home for the hopeless in their own house, Tom has gone on to take this mantra of helping and caring for others in need his life's mission.   Tom graduated from Cooperstown High School and then became an All-American at the University of Brockport, taking second place at the 1997 NCAA Division III Wrestling Championships. Tom spent the next 16 years advancing through the railroad industry, eventually becoming a Corporate Director for the world's largest short line regional railroad company, RailAmerica. He ran their National Rail Traffic Control Center until stepping down and pursuing his full-time passion of being a Superhero. On top of his “mild-manner” role in the railroad, Tom has gone on to become the successful entrepreneur of multiple small-town businesses, namely one of Northern Vermont's premiere restaurants and bars – Twiggs: An American Gastropub and The Clothier. Tom is also a former professional mixed martial artist with a record of 8-0, competing in both amateur and professional fights, including on the popular UFC Ultimate Fighter Season 2. Tom now travels the nation with his good friend and wounded warrior Rick Yarosh. The two have spoken to over 2-million students on the power of HOPE and Action, focusing on empathy activation and student empowerment.  Their unique message leaves students, educators and parents inspired and with tangible strategies that give students the courage to Jump into Action to change and save lives!   RICK YAROSH - HOPE Expert Rick Yarosh is a Retired Sergeant with the United States Army turned husband and father of two. Rick was deployed to Iraq in December 2005 where he spent nine months before being severely injured by an IED in Abu Ghraib on September 1, 2006. For half a year, Rick recovered in the hospital at Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio, TX, fighting through his 2nd and 3rd degree burns on over 60% of his body. He had his right leg amputated below the knee, lost both ears, his nose, multiple fingers, and most of the function in both hands. For his heroic service, Rick received the purple heart and was inducted into the National Wrestling Hall of Fame. Since then, Rick has spoken to millions from all walks of life, including sports teams, schools, churches, the military, non-profits, and even on Fox News! His message of overcoming adversity and turning a negative situation into a positive one has made Rick one of the world's HOPE experts. Today, Rick is happily married and can honestly say he is better than he has ever been before. The only reason he would change that fateful moment on September 1 is if he could bring back his brothers in arms who were lost in combat. This is such a powerful episode. So much to learn about hope and staying focused on what matters. Amazing conversation! Before you go... Could you do me a favor? Please go to my website at https://www.stevenmiletto.com/reviews/ or open the podcast app that you are listening to me on, and would you rate and review the podcast? That would be so cool. Thanks! If you are listening on Apple Podcasts on your phone, go to the logo - click so that you are on the main page with a listing of the episodes for my podcast and scroll to the bottom. There you will see a place to rate and review. Could you review me? That would be so cool. Thank you! Hey, I've got another favor...could you share the podcast with one of your friends, colleagues, and family members? Hmmm? What do you think? Thank you! Thanks for sharing! Thanks for listening! Connect & Learn More: Sweethearts and Heroes: Tom Murphy Rick Yarosh info@sweetheartsandheroes.com 38 N Main St, Suite 233 Saint Albans, VT 05478   Sweethearts & Heroes (sweetheartsandheroes.com)    https://www.tiktok.com/@sweetheartsandheroes   (48) Thomas Murphy | LinkedIn   (20) Sweethearts & Heroes (@SweetheartHero) / X (twitter.com) Sweethearts & Heroes | Education (@sweetheartsandheroes) • Instagram photos and videos https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChmbRNNgpGWkMRIUxSS-bGg Sweethearts and Heroes | Facebook 802-309-9539 Book 13 Pillows 13 PILLOWS | SWEETHEARTS & HEROES Length - 01:01:39

In June of 2004, Rick entered the US Army.  Four months later he graduated from Basic and Advanced Individual Training at Fort Knox, Kentucky as a U. S. Calvary Scout.  After graduation he was sent to Fort Hood, Texas for further training in operating and gunning a Bradley Fighting Vehicle.  In December of 2005 Rick was deployed as part of Operation Iraqi Freedom to Baghdad, Iraq.   On September 1, 2006, Rick was part of a routine military mission in the Abu Ghraib region of Iraq.  While on the mission, the Bradley was hit with an IED and the vehicle was engulfed in flames.  Within 40 hours after the explosion, Rick and his two comrades arrived at the military burn unit at Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio, Texas.  Sergeant Luis Montes, who was the commander of the Bradley, passed away on Sep 7.   Now retired from the Army, Rick gives inspirational talks to anyone who would like to hear his story.  His story, although tragic in parts, is not a story of tragedy.  It is one of being able to get through anything with a positive attitude.  Most importantly, Rick can honestly say he is happier than he has ever been in his entire life.  Find out more at https://www.rickyarosh.net/

Could you use a little HOPE? My guests are experts on Cultivating HOPE in kids, teens, veterans, and anyone who needs it! Rick Yarosh and Tom Murphy run Sweethearts and Heroes, a game-changing organization seeking to bring awareness of the fear and anxiety many of our youth experience on a daily basis. I loved every moment of this conversation! Rick and Tom offer such a refreshing approach to addressing the challenges young people (and let's be honest, all people) face today. For them HOPE means, Hold On Possibilities Exist. What a great message! Also, Rick's story of heroism, tragedy, and healing is certain to grip you as much as it did me. I can't wait for you to hear this conversation, let's dive in!Learn more about Sweethearts and Heroes at sweetheartsandheroes.comFollow along on Instagram @sweetheartsandheroes Step into The Life You're Made For, I'm cheering you on!heatherpenny.com@heatherpennyphdMusic by Heather Penny and Andres SalomonProduced by Cody Vermillion and Natalie Hanemann

From the ruthless arena of mixed martial arts to mission homes aiding the homeless, Tom Murphy, former contender from Spike TV's Ultimate Fighter Season 2, has seen it all. His wrestling days in upstate New York, subsequent MMA training in Montreal, and the platform of TV stardom paved his path to "Sweethearts and Heroes," where he's been addressing youth about leadership, goal-setting, and motivation. But Murphy isn't alone in this mission. Alongside him is Rick Yarosh, a retired US Army Sergeant, whose life changed dramatically in combat when he lost limbs and suffered burns over 60% of his body. From sports and outdoor activities as a child to the devastating injuries in 2004, Rick's story is a testament to resilience and reevaluating life's purpose. Embracing public speaking, he zeroes in on hope and its transformative power. Both found a shared purpose in "Sweethearts and Heroes," reaching over 2 million students, highlighting the often overlooked historical connotation of "bully" as "sweetheart." They illuminate the role of "16th-century bullies," or the sweethearts, pivotal in pushing through tough times. Their approach? Teach empathy as a muscle, which, when flexed, builds a more compassionate world. With actionable drills and a mission to empower student-led intervention, they target the silent witnesses of bullying and instill belief in better tomorrows. Their upcoming project, the "Hope Classroom," launching end of the month, is set to be a trove of resources designed for students, educators, and parents alike. Their message? "Hold On, Possibilities Exist."   The Biggest Helping: Today's Most Important Takeaway Rick: “You all have the opportunity, the possibility, to change and save lives and you may not believe that. You can tell me that you won't give hope to other people. I will buy that, you cannot tell me that you can't give hope to other people. You just have to recognize what you're capable of and then when you recognize what you're capable of and you give that hope to other people you receive the reward that it comes from giving that hope to others. That feeling that you get that is contagious and you'll want to keep giving it over and over and over again.” Tom: “Nothing changes in this world unless we actually make a sacrifice, and I think everyone's calling is different. I think the biggest piece of advice I could give would be to listen more. I don't think we do enough of that. I think it takes a tremendous amount of courage to stand up and act and to help people that are different than you and me. You have to be extremely brave. When I think of the word brave, I think about courageous endurance. I think it takes a lot of practice to become brave and to sit and listen to people. That's a really, really hard thing to do. But I do know if you look at the science of empathy, that's how it begins. It's a three-step process and perspective taking, listening to people, and putting yourself in their shoes is the beginning of the growth of empathy in humans. And the only reason we are where we are today is because of empathy. It's allowed us to get along and to share resources and to cooperate. And our world needs it more and more.”   --   Thank you for joining us on The Daily Helping with Dr. Shuster. Subscribe to the show on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, or Google Podcasts to download more food for the brain, knowledge from the experts, and tools to win at life.   Resources: Sweethearts and Heroes: Outreach program. Dive deeper at sweetheartsandheroes.com and find them on YouTube, Instagram, and Facebook. The Hope Series: Introducing the "Hope Classroom," this series offers resources for students, educators, and parents alike. Launching end of the month. Stay tuned!   Produced by NOVA Media  

I can't explain what this episode made me feel. Rick's story is incredibly inspiring. From his journey to find his purpose, that led him to a tragic accident that has since changed his physical appearance, perspective and life story -- this is one of those interviews that will leave you in awe. Be ready to be changed and impacted. Rick is admirable and it is my privilege to share this with you all. If you want to learn more about Rick, here's a few links you can't miss: Youtube Sweethearts & Heroes Instagram Sweethearts and Heroes Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Meet Rick Yarosh, a man with an extraordinary story of perseverance and a passion for helping others find hope in the face of adversity. A retired US Army sergeant, Rick served in Iraq for nine months before being severely injured in a devastating explosion in 2006. Through his journey of recovery, Rick turned his hardships into a purpose-driven life. As a motivational speaker and a key member of Sweethearts and Heroes, Rick has dedicated himself to sharing his powerful story with military veterans and others who are struggling to find meaning after trauma. With an engaging sense of humor and unwavering resilience, Rick is the perfect guest to inspire our audience on finding purpose after trauma.In this episode, you will be able to:Learn the art of bouncing back from adversity and finding the strength to face any challenging situations.Transform traumatic experiences into a source of purpose and personal growth.Master resilience and equip yourself with effective tools to weather life's storms.Enhance your understanding of the powerful roles of kindness and empathy in personal success and strong relationships.Value the support of others in times of struggle and become more open to assistance.“Hope stands for: Hold on, possibilities exist. If you don't hold on, you're never going to find out the amazing possibilities that exist for you.”“And I think too many times when we have something really awful that happens to us or we see it as really awful, we don't talk about it. And we got to talk about it. We got to become comfortable with it. Because what I know is I can't change what happened to me, but I can change how I look at it. And if I talk about it more, that helps me change how I look at what happened.”Adversities Rick had to overcome:· Being severely injured after he was engulfed in flames while in military· Mental toll impacted by the challenges he faced· Lost his leg in the same incident· Feeling of hopelessnessAbundance Rick created:· Founded Sweethearts and Heroes organization· Was a US Army Sergeant· Discusses how he discovered his new purpose as a public speaker, despite being terrified of public speaking· Owns a restaurant that he bought from his mother during the pandemicLessons from Rick's adversities· Turned his hardships into a purpose-driven life· Used his own personal journey of recovery to inspire and help others facing adversity· Emphasizes that individuals must create their own purpose and meaning· Rick shares his thoughts on the term "self-made" and how he believes it is selfish to not give credit to others who have influenced our lives, even the bad people.· He emphasizes the importance of recognizing the impact of others on our lives.Discovering a sense of purpose and resilience to face adversityFacing adversity in life often leads to personal growth and the discovery of an individual's true purpose. Life's hardships can enable one to develop a strong sense of resilience, as they learn to overcome various obstacles and emerge stronger on the other side. It is crucial for individuals to maintain a positive mindset and seek help when needed, in order to successfully navigate through challenging times. In the podcast, Rick Yarosh shares his inspiring story of recovering from a life-altering injury while serving in Iraq. Despite being confronted with a devastating situation, he remained hopeful and consistently focused on healing and self-improvement. Through perseverance and a continued positive outlook, he discovered his sense of purpose in advocating for kindness and reducing bullying.Overcoming challenges and finding a new purpose after injuryRecovering from a severe injury or disability can be an incredibly challenging process, both physically and mentally. During this period, it is essential for individuals to be patient with themselves, and to seek the necessary support and resources required to overcome their obstacles. In many cases, a new purpose in life can be found by learning to adapt to the changes resulting from the injury. Rick Yarosh's story serves as a powerful example for individuals who find themselves in a similar position, as he bravely transformed his traumatic experience into a catalyst for positive change. By founding the Sweethearts and Heroes organization, Yarosh used his personal journey of recovery as a means to inspire and help others facing adversity.Books and ResourcesThe Last LectureConnect with Rick Yarosh:LINKEDIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rick-yarosh-0381a966/WEBSITE: https://www.sweetheartsandheroes.com/YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/@SweetheartsandHeroesFACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/sweetheartsandheroes/INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/sweetheartsandheroes/TWITTER: https://twitter.com/SweetheartHeroConnect with usWEBSITE: https://www.adversity2abundance.comLeave us a rating or review: https://www.adversity2abundance.com/reviews/new/ or hereGot comments, feedback or suggestions? 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On this week's episode of Next Level Minds I had the opportunity to sit down with Rick Yarosh. He is is a Retired US Army Sergeant turned husband and father of two. He served in Iraq for nine months before being severely injured by an IED while on patrol in Abu Ghraib on September 1, 2006. Rick suffered 2nd and 3rd-degree burns on over 60% of his body, had his right leg amputated below the knee, lost both ears, nose, multiple fingers, and most of the function in both hands. He spent half a year in the Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio, Texas, recovering. For his heroic service, Rick received the purple heart and was inducted into the National Wrestling Hall of Fame. Since then, he has spoken to millions from all walks of life, including sports teams, schools, churches, the military, non-profits, and even on Fox News! His message of overcoming adversity and turning a negative situation into a positive one has made Rick one of the world's HOPE experts. We chatted all about how to overcome an adversity, the importance of having hope, and ways to stay mentally strong.    Check out out Rick's website here!

This Week I'm joined by a retired US Army veteran, motivational speakers and the Co-founder of Sweethearts and Heroes which is a game-changing organization helping to stamp out bullying and promote a positive culture in schools and communities across the US and Canada. Rick Yarosh joins me on the show. On September 1, 2006, Ricks's life would be changed and impacted for the rest of his life. Rick was part of a routine military mission in the Abu Ghraib region of Iraq. While on the mission, the Bradley was hit with an IED and the vehicle was engulfed in flames. Within 40 hours after the explosion, Rick and his two comrades arrived at the military burn unit at Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio, Texas. Now retired from the Army, Rick gives inspirational talks to anyone who would like to hear his story. His story, although tragic in parts, is not a story of tragedy. It is one of being able to get through anything with a positive attitude. Most importantly, Rick can honestly say he is happier than he has ever been in his entire life. Episode highlights: - his upbringing playing sports -Why he enrolled in the army -the moment his life was changed forever on September 1, 2006 - Why he wouldn't change anything that happened to him -How he handles the low moments -Why he decided to fight for his life after wanting to stop fighting -The everyday challenges he faces after his incident -How he found hope after feeling hopeless -Becoming a father and a husband after his incident and so much more Rick's story is a touching one and reminder for all, that you are much stronger than you think. and as long as you have breath in your body you have the strength to keep going. Before you go, Do me a favour and leave a rating and review of the podcast and let me know your thoughts and what you got from the episode Follow Rick Yarosh On Social: Website: https://www.rickyarosh.net/ Sweethearts & Heroes Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@SweetheartsandHeroes/videos Sweethearts & Heroes Website: https://www.sweetheartsandheroes.com/ Follow Unscripted On IG: @Unscriptedwak

How do you learn to love yourself when everything changes in an instant and the world you know is gone? Rick Yarosh was deployed to Iraq in December 2005. On Sept. 1, 2006, he was severely injured by an improvised explosive device (IED) in Abu Ghraib. For half a year, Rick recovered at Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio, TX, fighting through 2nd and 3rd degree burns on more than 60% of his body. His right leg was amputated below the knee. He also lost: both ears, his nose, multiple fingers, and most of the function in his hands. Rick says the only reason he would change that fateful moment is if he could bring back his brothers in arms that he lost in combat: Sgt. Luis Montes and SFC Anthony Venetz. Rick is a husband, father of two and retired U.S. Army sergeant. He is also an expert in HOPE (Hold On, Possibilities Exist!). Rick has toured the country as a motivational speaker and inspired millions of people from all walks of life. The host is Peter Jumrukovski a Real Estate Agent, World medalist and Author with the mission to help at least 10 million people in 10 years to accomplish their dreams. For more information visit: http://www.ilovesuccess.co

In this week's episode, we learn the story of Retired Army Sergeant Rick Yarosh. In September 2006, while on patrol in Iraq, Rick's vehicle hit an IED. The resulting explosion caused Rick to be covered by fuel that was on fire. He suffered second and third-degree burns to 60 % of his body. He lost his nose, ears, fingers and had his right leg amputated below the knee. He had to face his new life without his face. He tells his story of hope and how what happened to him completely changed his life – for the better.   Learn More About Rick Yarosh >>> Learn More About Sweethearts and Heroes >>> Episode Takeaways Have HOPE (Hold on Possibilities Exist). The longer you hold on, the more opportunities exist for people to come into your life to help. There are things in life that you cannot get through on your own. Accept help from family and friends. Misfortune happens. Let misfortune go and figure out how you are going to overcome. Change your perspective. Don't live in a world of negativity.  You have to have the will and strength to get better. You can't sit around waiting for something to happen. Put yourself in uncomfortable positions. Get out there! Take risks. It's okay if doesn't work out. Choose to be happy. We all struggle. The struggle can be the most amazing thing that happens to us. It's all in your perspective.   This episode was made possible by: Hand Arendall Harrison Sale  Buy Rod's Book "Get Back Up" >>> Buy Here Learn more about & contact Rod Cate:Rod Cate Website Twitter Facebook LinkedIn

Ret. US Army Sgt. Rick Yarosh joins Rita to talk about his life in the military and how the Tunnel-To-Towers Foundation helped him get back on his feet. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Mike talks with Rick Yarosh, co-founder of HeathGigJobs, about his journey starting a gig platform for healthcare professionals. The gigs range from telemedicine and post-op appointments to triaging phone calls for doctors. https://healthgigjobs.com/ https://whitecoatsoftheroundtable.com/ https://www.patreon.com/WCRT

Dr. Lana Yarosh talks to us about her research and the importance of technology in recovery! If you want to get involved or hear more from Lana, you can contact her at Lana@umn.edu --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/soberup-sg/message

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Welcome to Slavic Vote Podcast! In this episode we sit down with a special guest, Pastor Vasiliy Yarosh. We hear his story and why our community needs to rise up and take a stand in Portland and surrounding areas. Air Date: November 11th, 2021 You can listen to the show live every Thursday at 5 PM in Portland Metro 1040AM or on all platforms, or catch video edition on our YouTube channel, ink below. Video Link: https://youtu.be/bsxBtDq9TRw LIKE, SHARE & SUBSCRIBE! Help us grow our subscribers, visit our new YouTube channel and make sure to like & share these episodes and of course don't forget to subscribe for the latest weekly episodes. Enjoy! Stay tuned for weekly podcasts! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/slavicvote/message

Today on the Rudy Giuliani Show: Army Vet- Rick Yarosh joined us. He shares his fondest military experiences with us - and the man it shaped him into today.

Welcome everyone to Episode 17 of Season 1 of the Like Father, Like Son sports podcast with your hosts Daryl & Daryl Jackson! In this episode, we introduce special guest John Yarosh from Worcester, Massachusetts! We get to know John and his journey in the world of sports. John graciously gives you some of his secrets to success in the challenging world of Fantasy Baseball. With John, we also discuss the 2021 MLB regular season and give insight on the 2021 MLB postseason. We then transition into football where we review Week 5 from the NCAA ranks, then conclude with the NFL where we review Week 4 and preview Week 5. Enjoy! Episode Table of Contents · Guest: Getting to know our Special Guest: John Yarosh · Guest: Life as a Boston sports fan · Guest: What's the secret to success in Fantasy Baseball? · MLB: Thoughts on the 2021 season as a whole · MLB: What happened to the 8-team playoff from 2020? · MLB: 2021 Postseason Preview and Predictions · NCAA Football: Reflections from Week 5 · NFL: Review from Week 4, Preview of Week 5

Cette semaine, l'épisode porte sur la beauté !  Dans cet épisode, nous irons creuser ensemble du côté de la définition de la beauté que nous donne le cerveau. La vision de la beauté est-elle universelle ? Ou diffère-t-elle majoritairement selon les individus ? Quels éléments viennent influencer notre jugement : pourquoi trouve-t-on un visage beau et un autre plus disgracieux ? Ensuite nous irons regarder les réactions cérébrales lorsque nous sommes face à quelqu'un que nous jugeons beau. Si vous souhaitez avoir un éclairage neuro sur un sujet en particulier de la vie quotidienne, de notre fonctionnement, écrivez-moi à neurosapiens.podcast@gmail.com Production, animation, réalisation et illustration : Anaïs RouxLe podcast en version blog : www.neurosapiens.frA bientôt pour un nouvel épisode ! ---------------------------------------------------------------------Sources bibliographiques :  Ishizu T, Zeki S (2011) Toward A Brain-Based Theory of Beauty. PLoS ONE 6(7): e21852. Workman, C. (2021). Morality is in the eye of the beholder: the neurocognitive basis of the “anomalous‐is‐bad” stereotype Batres, C. (2017). Familiarity with Own Population's Appearance Influences Facial Preferences Cooper, P. A., & Maurer, D. (2008). The influence of recent experience on perceptions of attractiveness. Perception, 37(8), 1216–1226. Morse, S. J., Gruzen, J., & Reis, H. (1976). The “eye of the beholder”: A neglected variable in the study of physical attractiveness? Journal of Personality, 44(2), 209–225. Germine, L., Russel, R. (2015). Individual Aesthetic Preferences for Faces Are Shaped Mostly by Environments, Not Genes. Perrett, D. (2010). In Your Face: The New Science of Human Attraction. Palgrave Macmillan, London UK.  Law Smith, M.J., Perrett, D.I., Jones, B.C., Cornwell, R.E., Moore, F.R., Feinberg, D.R., Boothroyd, L.G., Durrani, S.J., Stirrat, M.R., Whiten, S., Pitman, R.M., Hillier, S.G. (2005). Facial appearance is a cue to oestrogen levels in women. Yarosh, D. (2019). Perception and Deception: Human Beauty and the Brain. Slater, A. Quinn, P. (2008). Preference for attractive faces in human infants extends beyond conspecifics Germine, L. (2015). Individual Aesthetic Preferences for Faces Are Shaped Mostly by Environments, Not Genes. ---------------------------------------------------------------------Musique d'intro : KEEP ON GOINGMusique proposée par La Musique LibreJoakim Karud - Keep On Going : https://youtu.be/lOfg0jRqaA8Joakim Karud : https://soundcloud.com/joakimkarud--------------------------------------------------------------------- Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out. Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/neurosapiens.

Consistent Records proudly presents: Consistent Radio! Each month we've got for you a mix of established techno DJs as well as talented local heroes from around the world, hosted by Arthur van Dyk. Broadcasted at: - In Progress Radio (www.inprogressradio.com/) each Sunday from 08:00 - 10:00pm CET. Tune in every weekend and keep track of the movement here: - www.facebook.com/ConsistentRadio - www.instagram.com/consistentradio/ - @consistent-radio

Join our discussion at The Roundtable featuring Dr. Tom Davis and guests Taylor Hurlbert and John Yarosh. Your host, Jonathan Phillips asks deep questions thought of by our two guests on the show and answered by Dr. Davis. This roundtable discussion is the first of many to come and we would love to present your questions on our next Roundtable podcast. Please send in your questions to podcast@wol.org

On September 1, 2006 Rick Yarosh's life would change forever. The armored tank he occupied while serving in Iraq for the U.S. Army was struck by an IED and was instantly engulfed in flames. You will be utterly amazed by the strength, will and determination this young solider demonstrated to survive that day. His story is one of courage, HOPE and inspiration, but it doesn't end there. Yarosh discusses his most recent and greatest accomplishment... finding the love of his life, the delight of fatherhood and how he's the closest he's ever been to feeling complete. The Purple Heart recipient spreads his joy-filled message to the world, teaching our youth about the power they have within to change people's lives and the importance of giving HOPE to those in need.Watch the full episode here for FREE: https://youtu.be/dQ15hx7169c AMERICAN REAL Website: https://americanreal.tv  

On September 1, 2006 Rick Yarosh's life would change forever. The armored tank he occupied while serving in Iraq for the U.S. Army was struck by an IED and was instantly engulfed in flames. You will be utterly amazed by the strength, will and determination this young solider demonstrated to survive that day. His story is one of courage, HOPE and inspiration, but it doesn't end there. Yarosh discusses his most recent and greatest accomplishment... finding the love of his life, the delight of fatherhood and how he's the closest he's ever been to feeling complete. The Purple Heart recipient spreads his joy-filled message to the world, teaching our youth about the power they have within to change people's lives and the importance of giving HOPE to those in need.Watch the full episode here for FREE: https://youtu.be/dQ15hx7169cAMERICAN REAL Website: https://americanreal.tv

On September 1, 2006 Rick Yarosh's life would change forever. The armored tank he occupied while serving in Iraq for the U.S. Army was struck by an IED and was instantly engulfed in flames. You will be utterly amazed by the strength, will and determination this young solider demonstrated to survive that day. His story is one of courage, HOPE and inspiration, but it doesn't end there. Yarosh discusses his most recent and greatest accomplishment... finding the love of his life, the delight of fatherhood and how he's the closest he's ever been to feeling complete. The Purple Heart recipient spreads his joy-filled message to the world, teaching our youth about the power they have within to change people's lives and the importance of giving HOPE to those in need. Watch the full episode here for FREE: https://youtu.be/dQ15hx7169cAMERICAN REAL Website: https://americanreal.tv

We have learned quite a bit about John up to this point and what his family was going through with the loss of his daughter. We begin the second half of his story inquisitively because John is searching, for what though? Because of his children being involved in church it only made sense to John to start reading and learning about the Bible so that he could dispel this book to his children and other people in and around his life. Listen here to find the conclusion of John's incredible story and journey to finding Christ!

This two part series of the Life Story of John Yarosh is both captivating and heart-wrenching. No doubt that you will be blessed by John's story and the journey that he has taken to find Christ. Join me as we listen into the Life Story of John Yarosh.

The senior captain of the soccer team reflects upon the season that was and discusses his passion for Disney World!

Jenna Yarosh of Patton Avenue Pet Company and Sheryl Mann of Flying Dogs Photography have come together to create a new local nonprofit organization, the Asheville Animal Rescue Foundation. We sat down with both small business owners to talk about their individual businesses, and the formation of their new joint venture. Asheville Animal Rescue Foundation, or AARF, is a not for profit entity that aims to help underfunded or emergency based animal efforts. Yarosh and Mann aim to financially assist in trap-neuter-release (TNR) programs, spay and neuter programs, veterinary research, and emergency medical bills.  AARF will be funded through the sale of merchandise. Flying Dog Photography is responsible for the first newly released product, 5 whimsical and funny holiday cards featuring both dogs and cats. Christmas cards and Hanukah cards are available for sale at both locations of Patton Avenue Pet, and the duo plans to have additional stores carrying the AARF merchandise soon. All proceeds from AARF related merchandise goes directly into the foundation, to be donated to various local animal efforts as deemed necessary by Yarosh and Mann. 

The two-time captain discusses the team's trip to Costa Rica, being part of head coach Shane Rineer's first recruiting class and much more.

Restrictions: This media asset is free for editorial broadcast, print, online and radio use. It is restricted for use for other purposes. This video includes ITN Source copyrighted library material purchased by NATO which cannot be used as part of a new production without consent of the copyright holder. Please contact http://www.itnsource.com/en/contactus to clear this material. Story Synopsis: Four fatal flaws? Ukraine's key challenges today are more than the war fought in its east. How do you fight against an attack that can’t be traced definitively to a person or even a nation? NATO experts, Ukrainian politicians and journalists talk about how to defend Ukraine from hackers, who target key infrastructure like nuclear and chemical plants and have even tried to derail the Presidential elections. About the four-part series Ukraine: The Unseen Attacks Fighting in the east has come to characterize Ukraine. But Ukraine’s struggle for survival and self-determination, free of corrupt governments and Russian influence is fought on many other fronts. From cyber defence to internal defence, fixing its forces to telling the truth – Ukraine faces challenges that may determine its very survival. Full script =VOICEOVER = Fighting in the east has come to characterize Ukraine. But Ukraine’s struggle for survival and self-determination, free of corrupt governments and Russian influence is fought on many other fronts. In this program, we’ll look at four distinct challenges Ukraine faces in addition to fighting on its borders. From cyber defense to internal defense, fixing its forces to telling the truth – Ukraine faces challenges that may determine its very survival. =GRAPHIC= UKRAINE – THE UNSEEN ATTACKS =GRAPHIC= CYBER ATTACK =VOICEOVER= The day before the Ukrainian Presidential election results were announced, a hacker group calling themselves Cyber Berkut infiltrated Ukraine’s central election computer systems. According to Ukraine officials, if the malicious software they installed had not been discovered and removed, it would have portrayed that ultra-nationalist Right Sector leader Dmytro Yarosh had won with 37 per cent of the vote instead of the one percent he actually received. Moderate Petro Poroshenko, the actual winner with a majority of the vote, would have been placed in second with 29 percent. Cyber Berkut’s aim? To feed into the Russian myth that Ukraine had fallen to a fascist coup. That evening Russian Channel One aired a bulletin declaring Mr Yarosh the winner, quoting these exact percentages. But cyber attacks can be more sinister than pushing Russian propaganda. BlackEnergy is a well-known cyber-crime toolkit that’s been in use since 2007, but over the summer of 2014, as tensions rose between Russia and Ukraine, a new version of the malware was detected being used by a mysterious group of hackers targeting Ukrainian government officials to harvest information. =SOUNDBITE IN ENGLISH= Tekin Kabasakal, Turkish Army, NATO Cyber Security Advisor to Ukraine “It’s not easy to define the main source of cyber attacks, but when we think about the results and the aim of the attacks, we can guess that these are caused by Russians.” =VOICEOVER= The Black Energy hackers targeted government infrastructure like the Ukrainian Railway, creating proxy servers at key locations to divert traffic, which could have resulted in commuter deaths. =SOUNDBITE IN RUSSIAN= Serhiy Kandaurov, cyber defence expert, Director-General of Institute of International Research. “Ukraine has a lot of serious and dangerous facilities in the chemical, nuclear sectors and also gas pipelines. Any debilitation of these facilities could lead to very serious ecological consequences for Ukraine and for Europe.” =VOICEOVER= The pattern of these attacks follows political events with chilling predictability. For example, a day after the recent announcement of an IMF loan to Ukraine, Ukrainian banks were attacked. For Russian myth busting site Stop Fake, attacks not only follow a pattern, hackers and their junior cousins, trolls, become familiar faces. =SOUNBITE IN UKRAINIAN= Mykhailo Koltsov, Stop Fake webmaster “The more popular the post, the more acute it is, especially after we published evidence of Russian forces in Ukraine, we noticed. After that we got a DDoS (denial of service) attack. They don’t even try to hide behind proxy servers, they come straight from Russia – Moscow, St. Petersburg and Novosibirsk. We have some old faces, as we call them and they can be recognized by their mistakes. They can change their IP address, but the grammar gives them away.” =VOICEOVER= While cyber defence experts can usually tell whether attacks are so called “patriotic hacking”, by lone actors or organized cyber-crime by large institutions, the answer remains the same. Vigilant and coordinated cyber defense. Ukraine doesn’t lack in expertise, but years of neglect and corruption in government institutions have led to a significant brain drain. =SOUNDBITE IN ENGLISH= Tekin Kabasakal, Turkish Army, NATO Cyber Security Advisor to Ukraine “They have enough cyber security experts, for me I think, but they’re currently working in the private sector, because he earns much money in that. This is the main problem Ukrainian government and Ukrainian institutions faces.” =VOICEOVER= NATO has promised money for developing Ukraine’s cyber defense capabilities. It’s a project led by Allied countries Romania and Hungary and helped by Estonia, a Baltic country who had their own massive cyber attack in 2007, that most believe originated in Russia. Eight years later Allied countries like Estonia are well-placed to help Ukraine with a tactic they and other nearby countries find so familiar. ==SOUNDBITE IN RUSSIAN== Serhiy Kandaurov, cyber defense expert, Director-General of Institute of International Research. “Ukrainian politicians and experts in the field of cyber defense thought we could find some middle ground, between the western position and the eastern position, which is represented by Russia. But the latest historical events happening here, they confirm very precisely that we don’t have any choice. We have to use the existing experience of the United States and NATO countries to protect critical infrastructure.” This version includes voiceover and graphics.

The gang had to take the week off, but Matt Carman and Kseniya Yarosh from the zine "I Love Bad Movies" (ilovebadmovies.com) are here to tell you about an exciting LIVE FLOP HOUSE EVENT, that the floppers are preparing in partnership with the I Love Bad Movies team. http://bit.ly/je68Vc