Bob Bailey has been watching this field for sixty or seventy years, and I have been watching it with him, and his verdict is blunt. More dog businesses have failed on the business end than on the dog training end. Veronica Boutelle watched the same thing happen from the other side. She was Director of Behavior and Training at the San Francisco SPCA, where Jean Donaldson's Academy for Dog Trainers ran out of her department, and she would check in with graduates a year later and find them

In this episode of HemeTalks, we are joined by Ms. Elise Burton, who shares her experience living with paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria (PNH). Elise describes how her journey began several years earlier with a diagnosis of aplastic anemia, before her condition was later recognized as PNH after she developed evidence of unexplained hemolysis. She walks through her treatment journey, including eculizumab, ravulizumab, and enrollment in a danicopan clinical trial, as well as the side

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As remote practice becomes the new normal, attorneys become susceptible to ethical conundrums they never previously considered —and that’s where trouble can sneak in. This CLE unpacks the ethical minefields of working without borders - from inadvertent unauthorized practice of law to confidentiality slip-ups, misleading multi-jurisdictional presence, supervisory challenges, and more. Join us for a practical, engaging look at how to stay ethically uncompromised, stay secure, and keep your digital

NCLEX case studies test whether you can connect clinical cues—not just memorize them. Prof. Regina Callion, MSN, RN, reviews how to recognize and analyze findings in scenarios involving perfusion, dehydration, transfusion reactions, magnesium toxicity, and increased intracranial pressure. Practice asking what the cues mean together, what doesn’t fit, and whether findings are expected for the client. Build these clinical judgment skills before test day so you can choose the safest answer with

Are you truly ready for the NCLEX? Prof. Regina Callion, MSN, RN, walks through priority-setting questions that test whether you can recognize a changing client, choose between two good answers, and decide what the nurse should do first. Practice clinical judgment with scenarios involving respiratory distress, bleeding, post-op complications, hypoglycemia, and more. Don’t wait until test day to learn why an answer is right, review your reasoning and do the remediation work.💬 Questions or

Neste episódio do Saiba a Fundo Podcast, recebemos Arthur Chioro, presidente da HU Brasil, para uma conversa sobre a atuação da instituição e sua contribuição para o fortalecimento da saúde pública brasileira. Médico sanitarista, professor universitário, ex-ministro da Saúde e ex-secretário municipal de Saúde, Arthur Chioro aborda o papel dos hospitais universitários na assistência à população, na formação de profissionais, no desenvolvimento de pesquisas e na integração com o Sistema Único de

Send us Fan Mail This last weekend the boys headed over to Potawatomi Casino in Milwaukee to play the massive MSPT fields. Wes made a deep run and got 16th out of over 1500 entries and we breakdown hands from that run as well as others. Good luck to all the grinders out there as we approach the Fall Poker Classic and many other series! ------- Our Merch IS LIVE! Thanks to Tilted Compass, we have incredible merch! Make sure to check out Tilted Compass and all of their amazi...

Every dollar you spend having your money actively managed by someone in a sports car is paying for that sports car. In this Professor Is In episode, Justin Wolfers takes questions after his keynote at Stanford's Initiative for Financial Decision Making and lands on the core ideas he thinks every personal finance course must teach.Subscribe:on YouTube 👉 https://youtube.com/platypuseconomicson Substack 👉 https://newsletter.platypuseconomics.comthe Podcast 👉 https://platypuseconomics.com/podcast

Join Deb Livingston, Vilene Farina, and Vicki Kupferman as they explore the value and importance of National Guild of Hypnotists local chapters. Learn how chapters bring hypnotists together for networking, continuing education, professional support, shared resources, and year-round connection. They also share the story of the NGH Maine Chapter and offer practical insight for members interested in joining—or starting—a chapter in their own area.

An appellate brief is the primary tool through which advocates educate and persuade the court. Understanding how judges, research attorneys, and other decisionmakers read briefs, evaluate credibility, and identify dispositive issues can dramatically improve the effectiveness of written advocacy.Drawing on their combined experience evaluating appeals from both sides of the bench, M.C. Sungaila and Melanie Gold of Complex Appellate Litigation Group LLP provide practical insights into what makes an

In this special episode of Keystone Concepts in Teaching, host Breana Bayraktar speaks with attendees and presenters from George Mason University’s 18th Annual Innovations in Teaching and Learning Conference about what makes ITL such a meaningful space for faculty learning, connection, and inspiration. Guests Cindy Parker of Costello College of Business, Colleen Reynolds of English, Lorena Jordan of Libraries at Schar School of Policy and Government, and Sanja Avramovic of the College of Publ...

Can a Catholic accept evolution? And if the human person is a unity of body and soul, how do we make sense of our biological origins? In this lecture, given as part of Christendom College's Collegiate Lecture Series, biologist Dr. Daniel Kuebler takes up those questions. He looks at how current scientific understanding of human evolution can be reconciled with Catholic teaching, and he shows that faith and reason, rightly understood, have nothing to fear from each other.Dr. Kuebler is a

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In this episode of I Hear You Say, recorded live at the ASCA Annual Conference in New Orleans, hosts Jill Cook and Janae Douglas welcome Angela Avery, a longtime school counselor and leader at Sanford Middle School in Southern Maine, adjunct faculty member at the University of Southern Maine, and 2016 Maine School Counselor of the Year. Avery discusses why suicide prevention should extend beyond crisis response, with school counselors taking a proactive role in strengthening protective factors

California's Senate Bill 306 reshapes the prior authorization landscape by codifying Health and Safety Code Section 1367.025 and granting the Department of Health Care Services broad authority to determine when insurers may require prior authorization for covered health care services. Beginning in 2026, DHCS must collect data on insurer approval and denial rates, and no later than January 1, 2028, direct insurers to remove prior authorization requirements on services approved at a rate of 90% or

In this podcast, Eli Paster, CEO of Polyjoule, discussed polymer-based battery technology and how it differs from conventional metal-based batteries. Eli explained that Polyjoule uses conductive polymers instead of lithium, nickel, cobalt, lead, or sodium, synthesizing its own conductive polymers from abundant hydrocarbon feedstocks. Eli detailed the safety advantages of polymer-based batteries, including the inability to enter thermal runaway, and demonstrated this by cutting open a cell and

Welcome back to the Smiling Homeschooler Podcast!This week we’re talking about what we and our listeners wish we could change about our homeschools. We recently asked our listeners what the one thing they would change about their homeschool would be, and we got some really interesting answers. We’re talking about everything from consistency and expectations to having more help with little ones, simplifying high school, and even wishing the years would slow down. We’ll share some of those answers

Neste episódio do Saiba a Fundo Podcast, recebemos Adriana Atty, dentista e doutora em Saúde Pública, para uma conversa sobre o papel do Instituto Nacional de Câncer na organização e no fortalecimento das ações de prevenção e controle do câncer no Sistema Único de Saúde. Integrante da Divisão de Detecção e Apoio à Organização da Rede de Coordenação de Prevenção e Vigilância do INCA, Adriana aborda a importância da detecção precoce, da vigilância, da articulação das redes de atenção e da

What happens when a book we loved as children isn't necessarily the book our students need today?In this episode of Our Classroom, Roberto Germán sits down with Dr. Laura Jiménez, author of Judging a Book By More Than Its Cover: A Critical Guide to Choosing Children’s Literature, for a conversation about how educators can become more critical and intentional about the books we place in front of young people. Dr. Jiménez challenges educators to examine not only children's literature, but