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TMBS E94: St Rappaport, Relationship Photographer

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T Rappaport, LifePix Relationships 
24 Holly st
Lakewood, NJ 08701                                 
 732.552.3402 
rst2278@gmail.com 

ST Rappaport is Relationship Photographer, Creative Journal Expressive Arts Coach, founder of Genius Relationships, and host of the LifePix Relationships Podcast. After observing, listening, and connecting with so many couples, ST is on a mission to find out what makes relationships work and how they can become extraordinary and is here to help as many couples as possible.  

 

TMBS E93: Strengthening Comp. Culture Amid COVID-19

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Eric Castro co-founded BHG with a deep passion for effective leadership and execution. A veteran of the U.S. Marine Corps, he quickly learned the importance of a strong leader to guide a motivated group toward significant accomplishments.  

 Eric has leveraged his experience and his knowledge to do just that—guide the team at BHG to break barriers and reach new heights.  Always intrigued by the idea that success is directly correlated to meaningful human interactions and trust, Eric is driven to help people realize their full potential, achieve their goals, and find success in and out of the boardroom. 

  Having built and led exceptional teams within corporations, Eric thrives on mentoring young entrepreneurs and aspiring business leaders.  

 His fierce belief in putting quality into every aspect of life has not only helped shape his perspective and his approach but also has skyrocketed BHG into the industry leader that it is today. 

  Eric is a past recipient of the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year award and a current member of the Forbes Business Council. 

https://bankershealthcaregroup.com/

 

TMBS E92: Dr Patrick Lyden, COVID-19 and Stroke Patients

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TMBS E92: Dr Patrick Lyden, COVID-19 and Stroke Patients
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Is Fear of COVID-19 Keeping Stroke Patients from Calling 911 and Going to the Hospital?

Dr. Patrick Lyden, Professor of Neurology and the Carmen and Louis Warschaw Chair in Neurology at Cedars Sinai.

Dr. Lyden is a world-renowned stroke expert who has made significant contributions to the investigation and management of clinical research in stroke. Over ten years ago, Dr. Lyden became Cedars-Sinai’s first chair of the Department of Neurology, which elevated the Stroke Program to a national leadership level. Dr. Lyden is the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association Stroke Council Chair-elect. He has been elected a Fellow of the American Academy of Neurology, American Neurology Association, American Heart Association, and the European Stroke Organization.

http://www.strokeawareness.com/

 

TMBS E91: Jeff Kerr, Factory & Slaughterhouse Concerns

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WITH SLAUGHTERHOUSES NOW IDENTIFIED ASCOVID-19 HOTSPOTS, WHAT CAN BE DONE TO PREVENT A NEW CRISIS?

PETA Lawyer is Suing Over Safety Concerns and Joining Call for Food Safety Oversight

Jeff KerrGeneral Counsel to PETA

As general counsel to PETA and its international affiliates for nearly 25 years, Jeff Kerr built and leads the world’s largest legal team working for animal rights. His team was named CorporateCounsel magazine’s 2017Best Legal Department, and his high-profile cases—including the 13th Amendment case Tilikum v.SeaWorld, the first three successful constitutional challenges to”ag-gag” laws, and the “Monkey Selfie” copyright case—have made headlines around the world and sparked a global conversation about the legal rights of animals. Kerr graduated from theUniversity of Virginia School of Law and George MasonUniversity, where he was a Weber scholar, and he lectures about animal law at law schools around the country.

 

TMBS E90: Brendan Kumarsamy, Public Speaking

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Brenden Kumarasamy, YouTuber & Public Speaking Coach

MasterTalk

SOCIAL MEDIA: Instagram | YouTube |

Brenden is the founder of MasterTalk, a YouTube channel he started to help the world master the art of public speaking and presentations. He coaches purpose-driven entrepreneurs & CEOson public speaking to share their ideas with the world.

 

TMBS E89: Jennifer Petersen – The Hon Company

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As SIGNS OF A FLATTENING CURVE EMERGE, we ask ourselves, HOW TO PLAN FOR EITHER A HEALTH-CONSCIOUS RETURN TO WORK OR MORE TIME WORKING FROM HOME? 

SOME OF JENNIFER’S SOLUTIONS INCLUDE: RETHINK THE WORKSTATION: Installing panels that are cleanable vinyl or laminate options will help prevent the spread of germs. Glass stack-ons can be added to many installations to increase the panel height, while still letting in natural light.

STREAMLINE COMMUNICATION: Determine how to use the variety of technology at our disposal .to communicate efficiently. What works for some may not work for others.

HOMEPLACE WELLNESS: For those who continue to work remotely, there are smart adjustments to current habits that can promote wellness. Look for ways to position laptop keyboards and monitors at the correct ergonomic height and have a chair that can move with you—adjustable height is a bonus

MORE ABOUT JENNIFER PETERSEN: Jennifer Petersen is Vice President, Members, and Brand at The HON Company. As the leader of HR for seven years at The HON Company, Jennifer is empathetic to those making decisions regarding a return to the office and the well-being of employees who may be working from home. In her role as executive leader for the office furniture manufacturer, she offers a unique perspective and expertise in both human relations and solutions available to the workforce post COVID-19. Jennifer believes that the choices you make in the office environment will provide employees the feelings of safety they require enabling organizations to achieve employee excellence.

MORE ABOUT THE HON COMPANY: Since 1944, The HON Company has believed that a thoughtfully crafted workspace sets the stage for better work . . . and a better work-life. WE focus on the customer first and products that stand the test of time. HON designs and manufactures workplace furniture including chairs, desks, tables, storage, and cubicles. Headquartered in Muscatine, Iowa, The HON Company has numerous manufacturing facilities strategically located throughout the United States and markets its products through a nationwide network of loyal dealer partners. The HON Company is the largest operating company of HNI Corporation, a leading global office furniture manufacturer.

TMBS E88: Joel Marion, Co-Founder of BioTRUST

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15 years ago, Joel Marion won the world’s largest Body Transformation contest for “regular” people, the Body-for-Life Transformation Challenge.

Since then, as a 5-time bestselling author and fitness personality, Joel Marion has appeared on all of the television networks is a frequent guest on SIRIUS satellite radio, and has been featured in the pages of more than 20 popular national newsstand magazinesincludingMen’s Fitness, Woman’s Day, Maximum Fitness, Oxygen, Clean Eating, Muscle Mag International, and Muscle & Fitness Hers.“So, I think it would be fair to say that, when it comes to achieving your best body and the results you truly deserve, rest assured, you couldn’t possibly be in better hands”.

https://www.joelmarion.com/

Joel Marion, CISSN, NSCA-CPThas been helping literally millions of people world-wide slash body fat, gain muscle, and dramatically improve their lives through his cutting-edge articles,witty blogs, and breakthrough diet programs ever since breaking into the fitness industry more than 15 years ago by winning the world’s largest Body Transformation contest for “regular” people, the Body-for-Life Transformation Challenge. Since then, as a 5-time bestselling author and fitness personality,Joel has appeared on such television networks as NBC, ABC, and CBS is a frequent guest on SIRIUS satellite radio and has been featured in the pages of more than 20 popular national newsstand magazines including men’s Fitness, Woman’s Day, MaximumFitness, Oxygen, Clean Eating, Muscle Mag International, and Muscle & Fitness Hers. When it comes to achieving your best body and the results you truly deserve, rest assured, you couldn’t possibly be in better hands.

TMBS E87: Suzanne Livingston IBM Food Safety, Waste

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TMBS E87: Suzanne Livingston IBM Food Safety, Waste
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IBM Technology Promotes Food Safety, Reduces Food Waste, and Revolutionizes the Supply Chain

More About Suzanne Livingston:
Suzanne Livingston, Director of the IBM Food Trust Network
SOCIAL MEDIA: Linkedin |

As the Director of the IBM Food Trust Network, Suzannebrings transparency, accountability, and traceability to the food supply chain using blockchain. Prior to blockchain, Suzannelaunched, and scaled new offerings for IBM, including social software, cloud collaboration, and the fintech platform for developers. Suzanne leads product management organizations with a collaborative, inclusive approach that has been on the frontlines of product management, engineering, and user experience. Suzanne founded the MIT Product Management Club, was a Product Management 101 & 102 Teaching Fellow at Harvard Business School.

World Food Safety Days, June 7, 2020, and was created by the World Health Organization (WHO) to draw attention and inspire action to help prevent detect and manage foodborne risks, and other challenges impacting global food safety. One thing many don’t realize is how common foodborne illnesses are. In fact, the WHO estimates that 1 in 10 people fall ill due to foodborne diseases each year.

(In the U.S., the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that roughly 48million people get sick and128,000 are hospitalized from foodborne diseases each year. Additionally, no single end-to-end view of food delivery exists, making it difficult to manage safety issues within the supply chain when contaminations like Ecoli emerge, causing costly delays and impacting public health).

IBM has found new ways to apply technology to add traceability to the food supply chain, combat foodborne illness, reduce food waste, and solve other challenges with the global food supply chain.

Blockchain technology provides solutions for a variety of issues plaguing the global food supply and the supply chain. A blockchain network can permanently store data through a growing list of records, called blocks, that are linked using written codes (cryptography), where each block contains a cryptographic hash of the previous block, a timestamp, and transaction data that cannot be altered. The technology could serve as an alternative to traditional paper tracking and manual inspection systems, which can leave supply chains vulnerable to inaccuracies.

For example, Kvarøy Arctic, a Norwegian salmon producer, will begin providing products to Whole Foods stores in the United States with this tracking technology via a QR code. In production, members of the supply chain will download and use an app to scan each salmon lot at each point of receipt. KvarøyArctic then can grant permission to the distributor and retail partners, allowing them to see data about the grade of feed used, the population and density of the habitats the salmon were raised in, their age, harvest date and more, helping keep suppliers, and eventually customers, more informed about where their food came from.

TMBS E86: Juan Hindo, Helps Scientists Fight COVID-19

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TMBS E86: Juan Hindo, Helps Scientists Fight COVID-19
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Would you like to help Scientists Fight COVID-19 with your Smartphones and Computers, from the Comfort of Your Home? Well, volunteers are joining IBM’s World Community Grid, a free,volunteer-driven resource to help scientists; the program crowdsources the unused power of volunteers’ computers to perform virtual experiments.

Ms. Juan Hindo is the Corporate Social Responsibility Manager, for IBM

The coronavirus pandemic has reminded us all about the power and importance of helping each other. For many people, there seems to be little that they can do to help scientists find medical treatments for coronavirus, or they might be unsure how to get involved in the fight against COVID-19.
Well, that’s just changed. Volunteers are now banding together to help scientists seek drug candidates that might help treat COVID-19. The World Community Grid is a project hosted by IBM, where anyone with internet access can now help scientists from the comfort of their own home–no medical degree, time, or money, required.
How does the World Community Grid work? World Community Grid is a free, volunteer-driven resource that crowdsources the surplus power of volunteers’ otherwise idle computers, using it to perform virtual experiments. Volunteers download a free and safe app that automatically performs virtual scientific experiments on their computers. When volunteers’ devices are otherwise idle, the app crunches numbers for scientists, who are eager for every bit of processing power to run their simulations. Volunteers anywhere in the world can participate by downloading the app onto their desktop, laptop, or Android smartphone. It uses the IBM cloud to automatically distribute and collect the computational assignments on volunteers’ computers.
The more citizens who volunteer to download the app, the more computer simulations performed, and the more compounds that can be screened in less time. To date, through the WorldCommunity Grid, more than 770,000 people and 450 organizations have contributed the equivalent of nearly two-million years of computing power to support 30 research projects, including studies on cancer, Ebola, Zika, influenza, muscular dystrophy, malaria, and AIDS, as well as projects for developing better water filtration systems and solar energy collection.
Results from World Community Grid projects are shared with the world, and so far more than 50 peer-reviewed scientific articles have been published. Scientists at Japan’s Chiba Cancer Center Research Institute and Chiba University used the World Community Grid to identify seven promising drug candidates to treat neuroblastoma, one of the most common and dangerous forms of childhood cancer.
The  World Community Grid projection coronavirus, called”Open Pandemics-COVID19,” was devised by Scripps Research, the largest private, non-profit biomedical research organization in the United States. The project can pivot to screen compounds for future pandemics.

For more information please visit: WorldCommunityGrid.org

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