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While some enzymes are created by our body as we digest food, others are found in the food we eat. The issue for our health is that as we age our ability to produce enzymes starts to decrease. When you coulple that with the decline of nutrients in the soil our food is grown in, we are struggling to digest properly due to being deficient in enzymes necessary for digestion. This can lead to any number of chronic health issues because all disease begins in the gut. As Dr. Ellen Cutler explains, bringing our enzymes to balance can often be the single thing needed to make us feel better.

Dr. Ellen Cutler is a bestselling author and an internationally recognized teacher, public speaker, and media spokesperson. She specializes in the use of desensitization to food and other sensitivities, gentle detoxification, and enzyme and nutritional therapies for chronic conditions that have perplexed the conventional medical establishment. This is all addressed in her revolutionary healing technique ECM (Ellen Cutler Method). Connect with her at DrEllenCutler.com or on Facebook/MicroMiraclesEnzymes.

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Visit ConfidenceThroughHealth.com to find discounts to some of our favorite products.

Follow me via All In Health and Wellness on Facebook or Instagram.

Find my books on Amazon: No More Sugar Coating: Finding Your Happiness in a Crowded World and Confidence Through Health: Live the Healthy Lifestyle God Designed

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Shawn Freligh (SVP/GM, Content Lifecycle Automation @UplandSoftware) talks about cloud delivery, AI and Security in managing document workflows and fax integrations.  

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Topic 1 - Welcome to the show Shawn. Tell us a little bit about your background

Topic 2 - How does technology like fax maintain a foothold in the market? How has fax technology evolved, in other words “survived?

Topic 3 - AI is a big topic in today’s market. Can fax benefit from current trends in AI?

Topic 4 - Security is of course top of mind for everyone – how do you view the security around fax?

Topic 5 - What markets are still reliant on fax technology and why?

Topic 6 - How do fax and digital transformation come together?

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In relazione alla spalla, una diagnosi clinica che ha causato notevoli dibattiti è il “dolore alla spalla correlato alla cuffia dei rotatori” (RCRSP, Rotator Cuff Related Shoulder Pain). Questo termine è stato introdotto da Lewis nel 2016 per sostituire i classici termini (come ad es. "sindrome da conflitto sub-acromiale") che non sarebbero validi e, anzi, potenzialmente dannosi...

Scopri che cos'è nello specifico l'RCRSP, perché è consigliato utilizzarlo con i pazienti e quali sono gli elementi chiave per condurre una valutazione efficace di un paziente con dolore di spalla.

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In this episode, we each set out trying to find some new music (specifically summer jams) to enjoy. Ross returns with a Chillhop compilation and a long discussion on Lofi Hip-Hop record labels while Birk shows up with an experimental electro-jazz album. These choices completely reinforce this show’s chemistry.

Music Discussed

Chillhop Essentials Summer 2021 by Various Artists
World Ov Light by Tikkun Olam

Related Links

Inside the mysterious world of Canadian chillhop
What is Chillhop Music?
r/LofiHipHop – Chillhop and the death of creativity
JOJO MAYER & NERVE: J A B O N

Credits

Music by: 2Mello
Artwork by: Patsy McDowell
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Birk on Twitter
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Jornada sosegada y de fricciones escondidas para oyentes distraidos encabezada por el pianista Vijay Iyer y su trío.  Además, otros pianistas como el  siempre eterno  Bill Evans y el emergente hondureño Oscar Rossignoli.   El baterista Thomas Strønen se suma a la velada.  Programa del 18 de julio del 2021. Transmitido por  www.radiogramola.com, Granollers, Cataluña,  PIntura: Claude Monet.  Segunda hora.  

Thanks for listening. Follow us on Instagram under mar. afuera and contact us at rmieses@yahoo.com. Mar Afuera is also available at www.mixcloud.com/rafael-mieses/

Mike thinks "basserageous" is the stupidest title for the podcast yet, but is it, really?  There's a lot of competition.  Anyway, this fortnight's gem looks at ECM albums where the bass is large and in charge, which provides opportunities to talk about ECM's aesthetics, how technological changes in the seventies allowed bass players new prominence, and Pat Metheny's hair.  Mostly Pat Metheny's hair.  Eberhard Weber – SILENT FEET; Gary Peacock – GUAMBA; Pat Metheny – BRIGHT SIZE LIFE; Gary Burton – EASY AS PIE; John Abercrombie – GATEWAY.  Pop matters explores what happens when you find beatles in your green onions.

In the new episode of the Nordics Unveiled, Eldbjørg Hemsing is joint by the exceptional multi-faceted artist Mette Henriette. Norwegian Sami saxophonist, composer and performing artist has been captivating audiences and critiques around the globe – the youngest artist to be signed to the legendary label ECM, Mette’s debut album was also named the “Jazz Record of the year” (Independent).

"Having both Norwegian and Sami roots, this diverse origin taught me a lot about the cultural perspective. In contrast to the Western cultures, indigenous people have nurtured the relationship to the nature in a different way. And here the landscape has profoundly shaped people’s emotional as well as their time perception." Mette Henriette, The Nordics Unveiled

An artistic voice of today, Mette Henriette joins Eldbjørg Hemsing for a conversation about her inspiration and connection to the nature in the North, discovery of her Sami heritage and the Nordic sound.

"I think all the impressions and experiences that we have and we share here in the North are unique. Nature is certainly one of the big shapers on how to interact with our surroundings. Just looking at the spectrum of emotions, in lightness and light or the darkness. Too frequently it is either negative or positive connotations, instead of being the beauty that can be explored through creative crafts and expression forms" 

Mette Henriette, The Nordics Unveiled

More information about Mette Henriette and her music on the following link.

Stephen Comer believes simplifying the work of his company’s credit union clients so those client CUs can, in turn, make life easier for their members.

Director of financial services and insurance sales at Hyland Software Inc., Westlake, Ohio,  Steve Comer talks in this episode about how to better connect all the “core systems” in a credit union to all the “content” needed to use those systems to do a good job for members. Hyland Onbase is a CUESolutions provider for enterprise information platforms and the sponsor of this podcast. 

In the show, Comer defines “core system” as the core technology tool used by each credit union business area. For example, the “core system” in lending would likely be the loan origination system. 

Comer defines content as “all of the information that makes it possible to do your business and do it effectively.” So, in the case of lending, the content could include an appraisal, the loan application, all the standard mortgage process documents, all the documents provided by the member plus data that lives in other business systems. 

“A really good content services provider is going to be able to connect all these different siloes of information and bring them all together to one central point,” he says. The aim of enterprise content management is to “have this holistic view of the entire transaction and all the people that are involved in the transaction, and find the most effective way to bring these, we’ll say, ‘broken’ pieces of information into one cohesive place.”

Comer says connecting core and content creates an “immediate uptick in overall satisfaction with the transaction.” 

“Anywhere in a process that you can connect information faster, the end result is that you are able to be more responsive to your member,” Comer explains. He says this idea is popularly applied to lending processes—for example, to make the time to decision shorter—but can be used to improve many other processes that impact member service at the credit union as well.

Having an enterprise content management system is another layer of technology, Comer says, but that’s not necessarily a bad thing. In fact, most small to mid-size organizations have 300 to 1,000 different software applications to drive their businesses. Any one of those applications can be to generate data and documents, but when all these pieces of information live in disconnected, disjointed systems, “it becomes very hard to make effective decisions in a timely matter,” he explains. “It becomes very hard to get access to all the information that’s required to drive in order the business forward. 

“A tool like a content service platform is designed to be … the glue that connects the systems together … so that you can have a more cohesive view of what your business is doing in its entirety.”

The show also gets into:

• More details on the day-to-day application of an enterprise content management system
• What credit unions can do to support efforts to integrate information across the organization
• Best practices used by Hyland client credit unions
• What’s next in the ECM arena (not surprisingly, it has to do with artificial intelligence!)