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Masculine Birth Ritual

Grover Wehman-Brown

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Masculine Birth Ritual is a podcast about Masculine of Center (MoC) queer and trans people nurturing life through pregnancy, birth, and parenting. The podcast features pregnancy and birth stories of people creating life outside the gender lines. We also engage in conversations with birth workers about best practices for working with MoC people and artists, researchers, and spiritual leaders about the collective imagination and histories of nurturing masculinities.
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National Rural Health Resource Center

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The National Rural Health Resource Center is a nonprofit organization dedicated to sustaining and improving health care in rural communities. As the nation’s leading technical assistance and knowledge center in rural health, The Center focuses on five core areas: -Transition to Value and Population Health -Collaboration and Partnership -Performance Improvement -Health Information Technology -Workforce
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On Season 4, leaders from around the VUMC enterprise explore issues facing businesses across industries, and how the enterprise is experimenting with and designing solutions for problems – old and new – by supporting smart people with visionary ideas. You’ll track how a few ideas fused and matured over decades into the engine of a global collaboration, and why progress requires bold confidence in people, taking calculated risks, and transformative optimism about what could be next. Structure ...
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Recent studies show that 82% of cyber incidents result from unintended human behavior. Further, the errant behavior of only 5% of all users creates most of this risk. This is pretty alarming, and yet no one is talking about it. Modifying the behavior of these few individuals can have a force multiplier effect on reducing overall enterprise cyber risks. Welcome to Friendly Fire: Mitigating Unintentional User Risk. Where we explore Human Risk, to raise awareness across the industry, and stimul ...
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The back-and-forth between Iran and Israel is still putting some pressure on stocks and raising volatility. An early morning gap up faded and then some by the close with few areas left unscathed. Atkore had a nice move higher finding support at its 10-week line as did Casey’s General Stores. Meanwhile, HealthEquity has been skirting around its 10-w…
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The first estimate to Q1 GDP came in at 1.6%, well below the 2.3% consensus. Core inflation on a year-over-year basis also came in above expectations, raising fears of stagflation. Stocks moved off lows even as the 10-year Treasury yield rallied above 4.70% and hit a five-month high. It’s been an orderly pull back for Southern Copper so far; Sweetg…
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Breadth was weak all day even when the Nasdaq was near session highs. The 10-year yield rose near its high for the year, up 5 basis points to 4.65%. After earnings reports from META and ServiceNow, Microsoft and Alphabet are next up on the earnings calendar. Stocks to watch include Hubbell, Ingersoll Rand and Natera.…
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The indexes rose solidly for a second straight session, but don’t get excited yet by the nascent rally attempt, especially with earnings season kicking into high gear. TransDigm is on the cusp of a buy signal amid strength in aerospace names. Neurocrine Biosciences jumped toward possible entries on positive drug news. Chipotle is setting up nicely …
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Indexes faded into the close but still ended with solid gains. But don’t be tempted. One day isn’t enough to change a trend. Still it’s worth noting stocks that are doing well. On the defensive end, Church & Dwight broke out of a flat base, Alphabet has reestablished itself as a relative strength leader and Heico is flirting with resistance around …
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The major indexes suffered significant losses Friday, with the S&P 500 breaking below the key 5,000 level. Last Friday was an expectation breaker, signaling more weakness could follow – and that’s exactly what we got. The bull market precedent of 2003 is officially broken. Nvidia and SMCI provide two big clues about the market’s unhealthy action, w…
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The Nasdaq composite and S&P 500 extended their losing streaks to five sessions after early gains faded. The Nasdaq held up relatively well despite an earnings sell-off for Taiwan Semiconductor. The 10-year Treasury yield added 5 basis points to around 4.64%. Embraer and Quanta Services are pulling back in constructive fashion, while Texas Roadhous…
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The 10-year Treasury yield dropped 7 basis points to around 4.59%, but sellers still hit growth stocks hard. Oil fell 3% to around $82.75 a barrel. Eli Lilly initially popped on positive news but couldn’t hold gains; Itron is setting up in a nice base; Google parent Alphabet is still showing strength with a relative strength line near highs.…
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Sellers hit stocks hard after core consumer prices on a year-over-year basis came in hotter than expected for the fourth straight month. The 10-year Treasury spiked 19 basis points to 4.56%. Declining stocks outnumbered advancers on the Nasdaq by nearly 4-to-1, but buyers lifted the index off lows by the close. Axon and Ares Management are both for…
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The major indexes didn’t make big moves Tuesday ahead of Wednesday’s CPI inflation report. Nvidia stock slumped Tuesday, undercutting recent lows but finding 10-week line support. Royal Caribbean fell below a recent buy point. But Nutanix is holding up, close to forging a new base.By Investor's Business Daily
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After Thursday’s downside reversal, indexes have stayed within the highs and lows of that day. It sets up a nice lane for the markets but take note when it breaks from its lane. Take extra note of the stocks that do it first. Medpace crossed above Thursday’s high on Friday and followed up today. Apollo retraced a lot of ground on Friday and punctur…
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After Thursday’s downside reversal and weak recovery attempt on Friday, could a pullback or intermediate correction be in the cards? IBD’s Mike Webster walks through each day’s action and levels he’s watching. We revisit a precedent to see if the current index action is still tracking what unfolded in the market in 2003. Plus, we analyze some of th…
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A 1.2% intraday gain for the Nasdaq composite faded to a loss of more than 1% by the close. Oil settled at its highest level since late October, up 1.4% to $86.59 a barrel. Friday’s jobs report is expected to show nonfarm payrolls up 200,000 with the unemployment rate holding steady at 3.9%. Saia is testing its 10-week line; Celsius is close to a f…
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Advancing stocks outnumbered decliners on both exchanges by less than 2-to-1. The 10-year Treasury jumped above 4.40% after ADP reported stronger than expected job growth in March. But the 10-year yield backed off highs for the second straight session. Salesforce and XPO are trading near their 10-week moving averages, while Dexcom is in an alternat…
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The 10-year Treasury yield jumped 13 bps to around 4.33% after manufacturing data in the U.S. and China came in better than expected. The March jobs report also looms large on Friday. Casino operator Wynn Resorts, software firm Hubspot and First Watch Restaurant are all near buy points.By Investor's Business Daily
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The 10-year Treasury yield ticked higher ahead of a key report on inflation Friday morning. The stock market will be closed Friday in observance of Good Friday, but the bond market will be open. Winners beat losers on the NYSE by about 2-to-1. The ratio was about 4-to-3 positive on the Nasdaq. Toast is setting up in a cup-with-handle base; M/I Home…
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Profit-taking hit several top-rated growth stocks as the Russell 2000 small-cap index moved into position for another breakout try. The 10-year Treasury yield fell for the sixth time in seven trading sessions with the latest reading on inflation due Friday. Medpace and Nextracker are holding gains well after recent breakouts, while Dutch Bros is re…
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The major indexes faded late, but near record highs. Donald Trump stock Trump Media skyrocketed out of a base in its post-SPAC merger debut, but came well off intraday highs. ServiceNow flirted with aggressive entries as several software names set up. Royal Caribbean is in a buy zone with Carnival earnings on deck Wednesday.…
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Even China news suggesting that Chinese chips would be favored over others wasn’t enough to shake this market. The major indexes continued to trade sideways but are making themselves comfortable above prior levels of resistance. It’s still worth sticking with A-list stocks and today we’ll take that literally with a look at Arm Holdings as it broke …
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The major indexes all hit record highs during the week, fueled by two familiar catalysts: A dovish Fed and AI optimism. Breadth was strong beyond tech with a number of stocks breaking out. Uber, Eli Lilly and CrowdStrike are setting up again in somewhat messy patterns.By Investor's Business Daily
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The Nasdaq composite rallied 1%, but early gains faded, hurt by a 4% drop for Apple. Small caps outperformed for the second straight session. Reddit had a strong debut after pricing at 34. Financial stocks also outperformed and several gave buy signals, including Ares Management. Duolingo limped past a 241.86 entry, while an early breakout faded fo…
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The Federal Reserve policy statement could’ve been hawkish in light of recent hot inflation data, but it wasn’t. The Fed envisions three rate cuts before the end of the year, in line with market expectations. CyberArk, Monday.com and JFrog continue to trade well with relative strength lines near new highs.…
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The market showed resilience, with Nvidia reversing higher. But the Fed rate-hike outlook looms large. Woodward and Arista Networks are setting up near flat-base buy points, with Arista paring solid intraday losses. Synopsys made a bullish move.By Investor's Business Daily
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The Nvidia GTC conference is in full swing but maybe it’s time to look outside of AI? The Nasdaq composite led the day but attention may also shift to March Madness brackets and a setup in DraftKings breaking a downtrend. A Fed meeting is coming this week which will put the focus on financials like Apollo Global Management with support at its 10-we…
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The key indexes continued to pause or pull back from recent highs, with the Nasdaq and Russell 200 testing the 21-day line. Sideways action could create new buying opportunities, but right now is fueling more fake outs, with ServiceNow and East West Bancorp down but not necessarily out. Arista Networks has a new flat base. The Fed meeting and two b…
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The 10-year Treasury yield spiked by 10 basis points to 4.29% after wholesale prices came in higher than expected. February retail sales were also soft as the Nasdaq and S&P 500 marked fresh distribution days. Alphabet moved above its 50-day line; Ares Management is forming a new base; Modine Manufacturing could have a bigger pullback in store afte…
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Breadth was slightly negative on the Nasdaq and slightly positive on the NYSE. The 10-year Treasury yield rallied up to a key level near 4.19% ahead of Thursday’s PPI report. Microsoft is basing nicely above its 10-week line; Freeport-McMoRan soared with other copper stocks; Coupang is still in a buy zone.…
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The major indexes shrugged off a somewhat-hot CPI inflation report on Tuesday, as Nvidia led big-cap techs higher. One of those tech giants, ServiceNow, flashed a buy signal. So did Shockwave Medical, along with natural gas services firm Archrock. But overall market breadth was weak.By Investor's Business Daily
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After Friday’s reversal you would expect more weakness but indexes didn’t give up a lot of extra ground. Arch Capital was one of the few breakouts for the day and it isn’t alone in its strength as other insurance stocks also saw gains. Meanwhile, On Holding is setting up with a cup with handle with a buy point at 35.58 and Neurocrine Biosciences is…
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Winners beat losers on the S&P 500 by more than 2 to 1, but the ratio was less than 2 to 1 positive on the Nasdaq. All eyes will be on Friday’s employment report, which is expected to show February nonfarm payrolls up 190,000. Entegris topped a new buy point in heavy volume; sellers have been in On Holding ahead of next week’s earnings report; Clou…
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Fed Chairman Jerome was on Capitol Hill Wednesday, giving his Semiannual Monetary Report to Congress in front of a House committee. He’ll be in front of the Senate tomorrow ahead of Friday’s jobs report. The Nasdaq composite rebounded after some selling Tuesday, but early gains faded after sellers came into the market just after 1:30 p.m. ET. Dexco…
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The stock market retreated Tuesday, with the Nasdaq giving up its Thursday-Friday gains to record highs. Software stocks were big losers Tuesday, including Duolingo. Bank stocks such as PNC Financial continue to do well, while homebuilders like Lennar are holding up well.By Investor's Business Daily
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While the Nasdaq composite and S&P 500 took a little pause there were still some big movers under the surface. With Super Micro joining the S&P 500 it got a 25% boost but is wildly extended. BlackRock broke out of a tight flat base as some banks rallied and bitcoin hit highs. Rollins broke out of a cup-with-handle with a group that has seen recent …
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The stock market rally had a strong week, with the Nasdaq hitting a record high and small caps moving back above recent highs. That offered buying opportunities for leaders such as Taiwan Semi, but the Nasdaq is already extended again. Tidewater raced higher on earnings and oil prices, while Confluent is setting up. Investors need to be patient and…
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With PCE data coming in as expected, indexes got a strong start. After some slow action midday they really ramped up into the close. AMD got a nice boost breaking out of tight area, Celsius rocked its earnings and put the squeeze on short sellers. Meanwhile, Duolingo got back above its 50-day line on a big earnings move.…
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The 10-year Treasury yield dipped 4 basis points to around 4.27% as the bond market ponders a “higher for longer” interest-rate scenario for the Fed. Amid some selling in the online travel group, India-based MakeMyTrip is showing strength and support; restaurant stock Cava is back near an all-time high after reporting earnings; On Holding is showin…
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The Personal Consumption Expenditures report is due out on Thursday and earnings are winding down. Is this the time for the market to pause? Bitcoin play Coinbase doesn’t seem to be ready for a pause as it retook a buy point from a week ago. And homebuilder Dream Finders Homes also had a powerful breakout today. But when you look at Alphabet and Ap…
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The S&P 500 hit record highs thanks to Nvidia earnings with the Nasdaq almost there. The market rally is already looking stretched again. Breadth has been so-so, though leadership remains robust. Lennar is flirting with a breakout while Manhattan Associates around potential entries. AMD stock had a wild week but yet another tight weekly close as it…
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The Nasdaq composite closed less than 200 points from its all-time high of 16,212 set in November 2021. But market breadth was suspect again, with advancers beating decliners on both exchanges by a small margin. ServiceNow is making a solid second test of its 10-week line; Kinsale is holding gains after an earnings surge, while oilfield services fi…
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Stocks had a mixed week, but held up near highs despite hot inflation. Nvidia earnings loom as a huge test for the AI-led rally. Super Micro suffered a bearish sell-off after a climax-like run. Meanwhile, outside of tech, homebuilder Lennar and oil machinery play Weatherford are near buy points.By Investor's Business Daily
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The bull run continued Wednesday, helped by another round of strong earnings reports, even as January retail sales came in much worse than expected. The 10-year Treasury yield fell for a second day after soaring Tuesday. Real estate firm Jones Lasalle gapped up powerfully; Airbnb shot higher after an earnings sell-off; Commvault Systems is holding …
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The stock market rebounded Wednesday after Tuesday’s sell-off. The indexes bounced from or near key levels. But it wouldn’t take much for the Nasdaq to be extended again, while bullish sentiment is near extreme levels. Netflix offered a buying opportunity for nimble traders, while Celsius cleared some key levels. Birkenstock is setting up.…
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