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With the effective CAPA management system, you can resolve quality issues, improve customer satisfaction, ensure the compliance with the standards and regulatory requirements, identify and implement improvements. CAPA management software of Qualityze helps the manufacturers to integrate with the other processes that consists of the audit, nonconformance, document management, change control and also the customer responses. Read more - https://www.qualityze.com/capa-management/
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L'asturi Esteban J. Girn va nixer amb un trauma heretat: el seu pare va fer la mili a Lleida. El tamb conegut com 'el guitarrista simptic de Toundra' va haver de crixer sentint les distorsions (positives) que el seu pare li explicava sobre els catalans i sobre Catalunya. No cal dir que la seva infncia i joventut van ser una veritable auca i, al final, es va acabar installant a Madrid. Ara, en plena maduresa vital -ja ha fet 27 anys- i en qualitat de dinamitzador cultural, connecta amb 'Els e ...
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Midwest Ghost Town is about exploring the history of abandoned towns and places in the Midwest and around the world- most importantly - we are here to tell the story of these places and the people who lived there.
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Released regularly, the Richard Flint Photography podcast features photography news, photo projects, website and podcast links, multimedia, videos, photography articles, upcoming exhibitions, photographic awards and more. The photography podcast is released regularly (around six episodes a year plus a number of special bonus podcasts focusing on books, photography locations and other photography-related subjects. The podcast covers all sorts of photography-related topics and issues including ...
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Brief description is as follows: Impromptu, random thoughts of an artist's mind of "JUAN GOMEZ", some historical references related to topics. A personal perspective of my life & events also influences. Smorgasbord of experiences what can inspire a painting or groups of them. I love progressive music especially by early "GENESIS" Peter's era... also Phil's. This experiment of literature I'm going into will be RAW, some calculated and unexpected adventures.
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Can nature and technology — long viewed as opposing forces — work together to create liveable cities and improve public health? Dr. Nadina Galle is an ecological engineer on a mission to find out. Join her every Wednesday as she interviews top thought-leaders & entrepreneurs on their technologies for building greener, healthier, and smarter communities. Each episode contains powerful stories behind the innovator, delves into questions usually shied away from, and explores where the internet ...
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Stop playing that trash, coach! Listen to your new favorite podcast dedicated to Star Wars Destiny from Fantasy Flight Games. Join Mr. Chip, a washed-up former professional podcaster and wanna-be competitive player, and Jay, who has played more trash decks on Tabletop Simulator than one person should be allowed to - as they work together to make for an entertaining show you won't soon forget. Join our patreon at discardtoreroll.com and become a part of the DB family!
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Demystifying study abroad and global learning for aspiring + thriving global education professionals. Through solo shows and fun interviews, we talk about all things global education and the latest news, trends, and challenges facing the international education industry. If you're ready to geek out on all things global ed, you've come to the right place. Hosted by Brooke Roberts (@thenewdorothy), a 20+ year veteran of the international education industry, 5x study abroad student, and a solop ...
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In this Medtech Matters podcast episode of Mike on Medtech with Mike Drues, president of Vascular Sciences, we’re focusing in on a regulatory piece that’s been mentioned numerous times with regard to other topics we’ve discussed. This episode is focused on CAPA or corrective and preventive action. We’re digging into the CAPA, what it is, its purpos…
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In this Medtech Matters podcast episode of Mike on Medtech with Mike Drues, president of Vascular Sciences, we’re discussing what the process should be for a company once they receive a 483 or warning letter from the FDA. Best practices, first steps to take, who is responsible, and potential strategies for avoiding them are shared. Specifically, th…
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In the podcast... A WordPress website optimization recommendation plus links to great photography from the Paris Olympics, images of the beach defences of WW2, remembering the Magnum photographer Thomas Hoepker and Paul Fusco is captured in a photograph as he photographed America from Robert F Kennedy's funeral train in 1968. PODCAST LINKS Remarkab…
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Ruby has an interesting story - the history in this episode follows a seral murder that took place in the 1920's - There was an update as of June 3, 2024 - That Ruby (privately owned) was open for tours for the last 30 years - but this recently changed and Ruby is now officially closed, and no longer open (according to their website). Their website…
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In this Medtech Matters podcast episode of Mike on Medtech with Mike Drues, president of Vascular Sciences, we’re revisiting real-world evidence (RWE), which is a topic that’s been getting some attention. So today, we’re going to look at what’s driving that attention and discuss the reasons behind it. We’ll also talk about how the FDA is seeking to…
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In this Medtech Matters podcast episode of Mike on Medtech with Mike Drues, president of Vascular Sciences, we’re taking a look at several devices that unfortunately ended up being quite dangerous even though they made it to the market and were used by healthcare professionals. Some of these may have been brought up previously the Netflix documenta…
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A new post on the Magnum website looks at the life and legacy of Robert Capa, along with a superb letter from John Steinbeck written shortly after Capa died in 1954. The Ageless, Changeless Robert Capa https://www.magnumphotos.com/newsroom/the-ageless-changeless-robert-capa/ John Steinbeck - A Russian Journal book https://www.amazon.co.uk/Russian-J…
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In this Medtech Matters podcast episode of Mike on Medtech with Mike Drues, president of Vascular Sciences, we’re reviewing a few stories in the news that tie into the safety of medical devices. First, a story regarding plastic syringes made in China that were deemed not to be used by the FDA. The other story is about a report indicating third-part…
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In the podcast... the main website gets a BIG, and rather unexpected, spring clean to give it a bit of a refresh. A quick discussion about the recent royal photo manipulation story. In the podcast's recommended photography links we have four great photographers covering the last five decades including Chris Killip, Akihiko Okamura and Tim Hethering…
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Jerome, Arizona - a historic town in the mountain of Arizona - Jerome is about 100 miles north of Phoenix and 45 miles southwest of Flagstaff along Arizona State Route 89A between Sedona to the east and Prescott to the west. The town was self-titled the largest Ghost Town (or Ghost City) in America - and one that I like to consider a "Living Ghost …
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Jerome, Arizona - a historic town in the mountain of Arizona - Jerome is about 100 miles north of Phoenix and 45 miles southwest of Flagstaff along Arizona State Route 89A between Sedona to the east and Prescott to the west. The town was self-titled the largest Ghost Town (or Ghost City) in America - and one that I like to consider a "Living Ghost …
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Thank you to John - for letting me interview him for this episode - #11 John is the "Rural Adventurer" on YouTube and covers, Ghost Towns, Small Towns, and Heritage History Photographs on his channel. You can find him @ruraladventurer on YouTube - Pictures in Capa, South Dakota were taken and used by permission by Rural Adventurer. We also have a n…
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Come with us now as we explore the story of "Jug Town, Illinois" and a partial history of the Illinois and Michigan Canal (I & M) Canal I & M article - C. C. A. (n.d.). I & M Canal Shaped History. Www.csu.edu. Retrieved March 29, 2024, from https://www.csu.edu/cerc/researchreports/documents/IMCanalShapesHistory2004.pdf Songs used for the episode** …
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In this Medtech Matters podcast episode of Mike on Medtech with Mike Drues, president of Vascular Sciences, we’re looking at the latest annual list put out by ECRI, an independent authority on healthcare technology and safety, on their top 10 health technology hazards for 2024. The full list is available at the organization’s website, which is at w…
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In this podcast: Richard heads back to the RSS feeds as a way of getting new sources of photography news and content after stepping away from social media. Dusting off those old blog feeds and seeing what works. The main website gets a new portfolio gallery with Northumberland: Castles and Coast added to the site. The podcast links look at the lege…
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In this Medtech Matters podcast episode of Mike on Medtech with Mike Drues, president of Vascular Sciences, we’re looking at IRBs, or institutional review boards. We’re taking a look at what these are, how they relate to medical device approvals, and why they are important. Specifically, the following questions are addressed: Could you please expla…
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I'm starting a podcast along with my video documentary series "Top 5 Ghost Towns" - this is the Missouri Podcast version. We cover Five Ghost Towns - and like every Ghost Town - "How do you RANK THEM" - honestly, you don't - but we did our best to list the ones that we felt had an interesting story to go along with the podcast - we mention a couple…
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In the late 1800s - magnetic springs were discovered in Cherokee, Iowa - this water was thought to have healing properties for many ailments, and people traveled from long distances to experience the water - which later had a sanitarium and spa added on - called "The Fountain House" - there was a lake nearby called "Magnetic Lake", a race track, an…
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Nicodemus, Kansas...the oldest and only remaining Black settlement west of the Mississippi River. Celebrating Black History Month (2024) and covering some of the Ghost Towns, Abandoned Sites, Historical Sites and places - represented in African American History Nicodemus, Kansas was brought to my attention by one of the MWGT community members - as …
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Celebrating Black History Month here with Midwest Ghost Town - We're highlighting some Ghost Towns linked with Black History - and want to put a disclaimer that some of these are not considered "zero population" ghost towns - some were neighborhoods - that might exist today with either a smaller population making them "a near ghost town" OR for the…
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Podcast links look at the diverse work work of legendary Magnum photographer Elliot Erwitt who died back in November 2023. A big influence to many photographers, his ability to capture iconic images of events, portraits, and even dogs showed the broad range of his skills. Magnum Profile - https://www.magnumphotos.com/photographer/elliott-erwitt/ Gu…
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Part 2 - covering the lost rubber plantation of the Ford Motor Company - Fordlandia - the rise and fall! Reference given to Fordlanda: The Rise and Fall of Henry Ford's Forgotten Jungle City - By Greg Landon. - Excellent read if you get the chance - a lot of the background was given from research with Greg's book - plus from many of the same refere…
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Part I - covering the lost rubber plantation of the Ford Motor Company - Fordlandia - Reference given to Fordlanda: The Rise and Fall of Henry Ford's Forgotten Jungle City - By Greg Landon. - Excellent read if you get the chance - a lot of the background was given from research with Greg's book - plus from many of the same references included in hi…
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The neighborhood of Old Hickory can still be found around Nashville, Tennessee - but back around WWI - it was a Du Pont company town - forming the largest smokeless gunpowder operation in the world - and earning it the nickname "Powder City" There are a few other credit that will be added to the notes - but one of the key notes is the diary of Lou …
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Material Used in the Podcast found - and credit 1. Williamsburg Walking Tours - A wonderful article - go check them out if you are visiting the area (they give tours according to their site) www.williamsburgwalkingtours.com - article written by Trish Thomas 2. The Canary Girls memorial project - is found Canary-girls.com - you can read more about t…
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The Ghost Town of Moore, Iowa - better known to locals as "Powder Town" - Once the largest Blasting Powder Operation of Du Pont. Episode 1 - Season 2 - of Midwest Ghost Town Most information with details in the podcast can be found at a few other references provided. One of them is the DuPont Hagley Museum - found at hagley.org - in reference to da…
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In this Medtech Matters podcast episode of Mike on Medtech with Mike Drues, president of Vascular Sciences, we examine the journey that’s occurred with regard to getting reimbursement tied to the FDA’s Breakthrough Designation Program (BDP). It’s been planned, called off by CMS, put into proposed legislation, but we still don’t have a definitive so…
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In this Medtech Matters podcast episode of Mike on Medtech with Mike Drues, president of Vascular Sciences, we take a look at guidances published by FDA regarding the 510k regulatory pathway. The subject matter of the three were: best practices for selecting a predicate device, the need for clinical data in a submission, and evidentiary expectation…
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In this Medtech Matters podcast episode of Mike on Medtech with Mike Drues, president of Vascular Sciences, we take a look at the recent rise in recalls that are being tied back to manufacturing issues. The discussion explores the recall mechanism itself and then move to the details behind the numbers. Finally, a strategy for mitigating risk is sha…
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A location podcast from a wet and windy Campbeltown (Mull of Kintyre) looking back at two weeks of travels around the Isle of Arran and the Mull of Kintyre.Lots of photography with the weather adding some drama to the skies and coastline.Check out the websites and the richardflintphoto Instagram feed for some images from my travels.…
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In this Medtech Matters podcast episode of Mike on Medtech with Mike Drues, president of Vascular Sciences, we take a look at a guidance from the FDA that explains how product sponsors can submit a predetermined change control plan for artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies. These are critical as these types of software evolve ov…
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ARTISTS ON THE EDGE : Bill Traylor, Martin Ramirez & Jean-Michel Basquiat: Homeless, Addiction, Mental Issues & Edges of life this show is about... {CORRECTION: PLEASE NOTE} / on Basquiat's life " Basquiat did not live under a {LADDER}, what I meant under a {STAIRWELL} with a matress & TV as a young teenager " Okay... Folk art & self taught Artists…
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In the podcast: With Twitter, now called X, making further changes to its platform and its lifespan up for debate, is it time to move back to blogging? Four great photography links including a history of photography TV series via YouTube. Photography links International Portrait Photographer of the Year 2023 https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign…
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CAPA & GENESIS: Music influences, and CAPA " The High School for the Creative & Performing arts " Prog-Rock band "GENESIS" Peter Gabriel, Phil Collins, Mike Rutherford, Tony Banks and Steve Hackett... I speak about the song " Supper's Ready " My childhood/ teenage experiences with music influences from the past. Talked about my first time listening…
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Some call it the Great Midwest Fire, others the Peshtigo Fire - and most remember it from history as "The Great Chicago Fire" of 1871. Remember the misteaching of Mrs. O'Leary's cow that kicked over the lantern? It turns out that the whole story was based on legend - but it was the same fire in Chicago that gave birth to the name "The Forgotten Fir…
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Social Outcast: Jackson Pollock, Lee Krasner, Wassily Kandinsky also James Dean among many who I consider "SOCIAL OUTCASTS" myself included Juan Gomez. Talked about my fist exposure to a party & alcohol with the Tiberino Family... Being 19 years old feeling like the one who never clicked in social life. This short 8 minute show is about inter vert …
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The Illusion of Fame: Van Gogh letters & preservation of his art by his brother Theo's wife "Johanna Van Gogh-Bonger". Known as the woman who made Vincent Famous. The Cresson Scholar, Pafa undergraduate success & travel: Juan Gomez Privilege of life, with parents during my early career as an artist... 2003 left the nest, there extended the illusion…
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"Overlooked, Unplanned... Chaos of the Creative Mind" Art of Chaos & life: Mark making, childlike yet sophisticated in nature. Dialog of music improvisation, Jazz & Jimmy Hendrix. Artist James Dupree comment reaction of art is every where. My 50 years of art making & experiences, musical influences and story. "OVERLOOKED, UNPLANNED CHAOS of the CRE…
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Ghost Towns under the Sand: Part II "Kolmanskop, Namibia" another Midwest Ghost Town video podcast, and this time we leave the Midwest (and the United States) entirely and cross the Atlantic, and down the skeleton coast on the continent of Africa, to the country of Namibia - home of the old diamond mining Ghost Town of Kolmanskop. There are some am…
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Part 1 of a 2-part series - covering ghost towns and the sport of boxing - especially in regards to the entertainment in mining camps, logging camps, and the oil fields that brought boom and bust towns. Part 1 - mostly covers Goldfield, Nevada - and a boxing match is known as "The Longest Fight" between lightweight boxers Gans vs Nelson.…
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In the podcast: More drama from Twitter with the tweet feed vanishing from the website, the new social media platform Threads arrives and looks promising, and there's more website improvement work. In the links, Eve Arnold's excellent portrait and documentary work, a love letter to the industrial part of the Melbourne suburb and the makers who work…
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