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I went to the mic and asked for the listeners to send me their top picks from the first 500 episodes and what part of the episodes really made and impact. I For some of the people who wrote in I was able to call them and have a short conversation, and for others I read their email. Either way, this episode is dear to my heart. I hop you enjoy it.

Vid Skånes Universitetssjukhus pågår banbrytande forskning mot Parkinsons sjukdom, där man opererar in celler i hjärnan på de platser där hjärnceller förtvinar som gör att Parkinsons sjukdom uppkommer. Jeanette Johansson är en av få patienter med Parkinsons som nu ingår i en patientstudie, där hon fått dopaminproducerande celler inopererade i hjärnan. 
Drygt 20.000 personer i Sverige lever med Parkinsons sjukdom, med olika symtom som gör vardagslivet till en utmaning. 
För 50 år sedan upptäckte forskarna att de kunde tillsätta kroppen dopamin som minskade sjukdomens symtom. En viktig upptäckt som gett och ger många patienter en högre livskvalitet. Men den behandlingens effektivitet minskar efter ett knappt decenniums användning och därför försöker de neurologiska forskarna hitta mer effektiva behandlingar, där stamcellstransplantation är en spännande väg.

En podcast av Håkan Sjunnesson / NeuroMedia. Läs mer om Parkinsons sjukdom på www.neuro.se 

Hälsa, vetenskap, medicin, forskning

Jeanette träffar Solai på en backpackerresa i Thailand. De talar inte samma språk, kan inte kommunicera, stark kärlek uppstår ändå. Men allt förändras och plötsligt måste hon tillbaka till Sverige.

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Det är 1992 och Jeanette ska dra på det stora äventyret, en backpackerresa i Asien. På paradisön Phi Phi Island ligger Solai, en thailändsk snygging i ett träd. En dag kommer han ned från trädet och snart uppstår storslagen kärlek. Jeanette blir kvar på ön. Efter sex månander måste hon tillbaka till verkligheten, men hur ska hon kunna lämna semesterkärleken bakom sig? Och allt skulle kunna slutat som en vanlig semesterflirt. Men Jeanettes kärlekshistoria är allt annat än vanlig.

In this episode of MOTHER EARTH NEWS and Friends, our guests discuss the darlings of the barnyard, ducks: what to feed them, how to house them, their behavior and what they bring to the table.

Thank you to Brinsea for sponsoring this podcast episode! 

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Celebrity Trainer, Extreme Fit Chic Jeanette Ortega, is the owner and founder of Extreme Results Studio and creator of Bootoga, which is a fusion of boot camp and yoga. She is also a WBFF Bikini Pro Model, nationally ranked fitness and bikini competitior, and a published cover model and writer. She is the corporate creator for Dreamfit for Dreamworks Animation Studios. Jeanette is the #1 Best-Selling Co-Author of two books "Sexy Fit and Fab Sirens and Passionistas". She is also the creator of her own destination fitness retreats and a lifecoach. Jeanette's boot camp was ranked among the top five boot camps by Hot LA.

Go to www.jeanetteortega.com for a free meditation CD

What we discussed in this episode

How your childhood aspirations can evolve

Exercise is a natural high

How your why is what drives you.

Breath-work and meditation

Being physically strong can help you be strong in other ways.

You never know what can come from one single idea

Business is not all butterfly's and unicorns.

How to gain your self-confidence back

Who you surround yourself is key

Allow yourself to receive

You are worthy of what you want.

När Jeanette Krantz besökte släktingar i Israel tvingades hon använda sina slumrande jiddischkunskaper.

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Nu förvaltar hon glatt en del av sin fars, den store jiddischisten Tovje Amster, kulturella arv - inklusive delar av hans bokskatt. Kanske hinner hon till och med en dag läsa i dem...

On this episode of Providing Choice: A Florida Alliance Podcast, Executive Director Lynn Norman - Teck sits with marketing whiz Jeanette Nunez. Having worked for L’Oreal as a marketing director, Ms. Nunez has extensive experience in advertising and public relations, and has been using that expertise to help charter schools promote open enrollment and fill seats. Once the seats are filled, she helps charter school principals launch a comprehensive PR campaign to communicate their successes to parents, elected officials, media and the community at large. This is a great podcast for any school leader or governing board member who wants tips on how to promote their brand and market their school to potential parents.  

You can find more info on the Florida Alliance Charter School Alliance website www.flcharteralliance.org

Formed in 2010 by a group of community leaders, educators, and philanthropists, the Florida Charter School Alliance is a non-profit member-driven organization whose mission is to improve student achievement and promote parental choice by serving & advocating for high-quality public charter schools in the state. There are currently more than 600 public charter schools in Florida serving an estimated 230,000 K-12 students.

En natt ser Jeanette den prydliga gamla gubben vanka omkring på T-centralen. Hon frågar vad han gör ute så sent. Han svarar att han är hemlös. Efter det är inget mer sig likt för Jeanette.

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Well, congratulations! You’ve finally not only found a way to engage a really big company as a prospective customer, you’ve actually progressed the sales cycle to the negotiation phase. Gulp. This could get hairy. You’ve heard the stories, maybe even been through a couple of incredibly stressful negotiations where they just had their way with you. Well, take comfort that there is a process that’ll give you the edge in negotiations. Jeanette Nyden has been consulting companies on the topic for years and joins host Dan Walker with solid advice in this 10-minute podcast.

Around the World with The Archibald Project kicks off National Foster Care Month with an interview with adult adoptee from foster care, Jeanette Jolley. Jeanette takes us through the emotions of growing up knowing she was adopted but not knowing where she came from or her family heritage. Jolly sheds an important light on using your life and skills to advocate for others and even shares about the time she met her birth mom on live T.V. with Richard Simmons. 

Jeanette is a television producer and has worked on shows such as: Emmy award winning Extreme Home Make Over, Blue Collar Millionaires, the CMA Red Carpet and countless others! Jeanette is passionate about using her life to advocate for orphans and vulnerable children and we are so excited to bring you her inspiring interview today! 

Jeanette Champion-Fanning makes snarky paper goods under Sweet Perversion, one of the first handmade card shops on Etsy. Things have grown much more crowded since then. Delilah+Nicole talk with Jeanette about what it feels like to have competition, comparing yourself to others, copying versus being inspired, and how to keep it all friendly. 

For show notes, visit www.dearhandmadelife.com

Nobody in NZ is as eloquent and as clear in explaining ecological concerns as Jeanette Fitzsimons. I challenge any person in this country to explain off the cuff what is happening environmentally here in NZ … anyone!  And to do it in such a way that you can feel her humanity in the timbre of her voice.

New Zealand's natural environment and resources are under assault from all quarters!

Jeanette gives an overview of what is happening, as more coal mines are planned with the long term view of every car to be diesel driven - from the extraction of coal.

Covering the increasing new methods of coal extraction to hydraulic fracturing or 'fracking' in Taranaki, we realize we are dealing with in Jeanettes words, a 'hydra' that continues to come up somewhere else.

Instead of phasing out coal mining the National lead Govt here is driving the hectic onslaught to extract more coal, see Denniston in the South Island, when we need to extricate ourselves out of the dinosaur age.

The conversation and planning needs us to invest in smart technologies and innovation (even retrofitting new 21st century synergistic turbines at the bottom of all the nearly 50 dams we have up and down our country) and keep the subject of 'energy' at the forefront of public awareness.

As for the ETS, the Emissions Trading Scheme, that it is basically a scam and that it has to be thought through. Who are the ones who benefit from all this money going offshore?

What about giant public forestry plantations that are superannuation funds for New Zealanders? There is one here at Kaingaroa, it's owned by Harvard University's endowment fund. So what about the NZ public, why are 'we' out of the loop?

So many issues … To not to be seen as too radical, Jeanette goes on to offer a strategic plan that allows us to continue mining the coal mines we have already open BUT over 20 years phase them out as they end their productive life, at the same time people in the industry keep their jobs but you don't employ any more new workers as you retire them off through natural attrition. Strategic thinking at its best as it puts the dinosaur fossil fuel industry to bed in an appropriate manner.

This is a superb clarification of the state of all the fossil fuel challenges in NZ that needs to be anchored and debated in the public consciousness.

http://coalactionnetworkaotearoa.wordpress.com

From the archives: Jeanette Fitzsimons is one of New Zealand's most high-profile environmentalists and has been Co-leader of the Green Party since 1995.

For the last 12 years Jeanette has seen the Greens raise issues and points of view never before heard in parliamentary debate in this country. In many ways they have changed the law, and are starting to change hearts and minds. Eventually the paradigm will change.

"Being Green is certainly not about forcing your lifestyle onto others," says Jeanette. "It's showing how it is possible to live a rich, fulfilling lifestyle with less impact on nature."

www.greens.org.nz