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WE'VE REBRANDED! Say goodbye to NintenVania and hello to Nintendo Maniacs! This episode Josh is joined by fellow maniac Drew Agnew - who is the host of The House of Mario podcast!Chapters:0:00 Cold Open0:41 Introductions3:25 Maniac Chat with Drew Agnew 7:20 Switch 2 hype 11:57 New format of Nintendo Maniacs15:12 Question Mark Block! Discord Q&A40:00 Day 1 Guide for Switch 21:00:00 Switch 1 Highlights 1:30:25 Weird Nintendo  You can find Drew and all of his work here:The House of Mario: ⁠https://thehouseofmario.captivate.fm/...X/Twitter: @idrewby @thehouseofmarioYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@iDrewby Support Us! If you would like to support Nintendo Maniacs, please consider giving us a 5 star rating on Spotify/Apple Podcasts and click on the Linktree below to see our Patreon, Rebbubble store and socials: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Join our Discord for free: https://discord.gg/47TSQv6c4M Patreon!For monetary help please check out our Patreon page. We have multiple tiers with varying perks, including exclusive discord access, advertising and opportunities to contribute questions and topics to upcoming shows. We've also introduced a tier that gives you access to our Nintendo Switch Online Expansion Pack Family Account (plus access to our discord and show shoutout). So if you haven't got Nintendo Switch Online yet do consider checking this out as it's cheaper than buying an individual membership. Limited spots so get in quick. ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠LINK: https://discord.gg/47TSQv6c4M Thank you so much to our Patrons:SwitchingItUp_Game Buoy GamesStellardfellar About Nintendo Maniacs!Nintendo Maniacs is a fortnightly, Nintendo-focussed podcast. Each episode Josh is joined by a special guest and they chat about what they love about Nintendo, and the special ways they show their passion. The host, Josh, has been a lifelong Nintendo fan who grew up on playing Nintendo consoles and handhelds. He has great memories of playing local multiplayer games with his brothers and friends and enjoys the pure fun that Nintendo brings to gaming. Josh enjoys Nintendo gaming so much that he created this podcast to force people to join him and chat about it!

A40 ist früher frei - A42 wird bald gesperrt, weniger Schadstoffe an der Kokerei Prosper, Prozess nach brutalem Autodiebstahl in Bottrop

In dieser Folge gibt's alles Wichtige fürs Unterwegssein in Essen: Warum der Globus-Markt in Altendorf schon früher als geplant dichtgemacht hat, wo es auf der A40 in den nächsten Tagen so richtig eng wird – und wieso Bahnpendler auf der S6-Strecke noch bis Dezember Geduld brauchen.

Ärger mit Blitzer auf der A40 bei Holsterhausen - Blitzer hat falsch ausgelöst. Heute Vormittag gab es eine Taxi-Demo in Essen - die Taxifahrer kämpfen um ihre Existenz. Ab heute wird in Rom der Papst gewählt. Bei der Stadt Essen müsste ihr euch auf Probleme einstellen, wenn ihr euer Auto anmelden oder einen Perso beantragen wollt. In der Innenstadt laufen die Aufbauarbeiten für "Essen Original".

NBA Picks for Today April 28th, 2025. Start your week with quality NBA analysis for tonight's 2 exciting playoff games on the schedule. Get the lowdown here from the BetUSTV team. First the crew will discuss all the games that happened over the weekend. What are the main takeaways from the action? First, the Cleveland Cavaliers will play the Miami Heat in Game 4 of their series. Can the Heat avoid a sweep, or is this series over? Also the Houston Rockets will face the Golden State Warriors. What is the status of Jimmy Butler? How will the  Rockets respond after a  disappointing loss in Game 3? Who should you back in these intriguing games? Tune in every weekday to the BetUSTV NBA show for winning NBA picks.Tune in for the latest news on the NBA as BetUSTV's host, Sean Green and NBA experts Doug Kezirian and Carl Sack break down the latest basketball betting trends and most valuable betting odds, to give you their NBA Picks and Predictions.Join this channel to get access to perks:    / @nbapicksandpredictions  In this video:0:00 NBA Predictions April 28th5:49 NBA Betting Record 6:00 Cavaliers vs Heat Game Picks14:39 Rockets vs Warriors Game Picks23:59 NBA Q&A40:48 NBA Best Bets April 28th

The architecture agency A40, founded by Gwen Marien, is firmly rooted in Bordeaux, the region where its founder comes from. It has also developed abroad through projects in a variety of regions. In this issue of Com d'Archi, we return to Gwen Marien's stronghold, the south-west of France, where he and his team are rehabilitating two iconic wine-growing sites: Château Escot and Château Grand Marnier. Image teaser © A40 ArchitectesSound engineering : Bastien MichelVoice : Esther Greslin___If you like the podcast do not hesitate:. to subscribe so you don't miss the next episodes,. to leave us stars and a comment :-),. to follow us on Instagram @comdarchipodcast to find beautiful images, always chosen with care, so as to enrich your view on the subject.Nice week to all of you ! Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

In Essen ist die dritte Bombe des Jahres gefunden worden. 6.500 Menschen mussten ihre Wohnungen verlassen. In unserer Stadt hat es im letzten Jahr wieder öfter gekracht, das zeigt die Unfallstatistik der Polizei. Drei Unfälle waren besonders tragisch. Und: Der neue Blitzer auf der A40 steht erst seit einem Monat, hat aber schon über 8000 mal ausgelöst.

Frauen-EM 2029 vielleicht auf Schalke, "One Billion Rising": Flashmobs gegen Gewalt an Frauen, A40 im Kreuz Kaiserberg übers Wochenende gesperrt, Anmeldung für GEputzt verlängert

Pleite für Essen: Entscheidung zur Frauen-EM gefallen. Urteil nach Macheten-Angriff gefallen. CDU-Geschäftsstelle in Essen beschmiert. U 18-Bundestagswahl geht heute zu Ende. Der neue Blitzer auf der A40 ist scharf gestellt. Neue Fußgängerbrücke über Karnap ist zwar fertig, aber noch nicht freigegeben.

Frauen-EM 2029 vielleicht auf Schalke, "One Billion Rising": Flashmobs gegen Gewalt an Frauen, A40 im Kreuz Kaiserberg übers Wochenende gesperrt, Anmeldung für GEputzt verlängert

Frauen-EM 2029 vielleicht auf Schalke, "One Billion Rising": Flashmobs gegen Gewalt an Frauen, A40 im Kreuz Kaiserberg übers Wochenende gesperrt, Anmeldung für GEputzt verlängert

Neuer Blitzer auf der A40. Thyssenkrupp reagiert auf US-Zölle. Ermittlungen zu "Wurst König" könnten sich ziehen. S6-Strecke bleibt weiterhin teilweise still. Wichtige Anlaufstelle für Geflüchtete bei uns in Essen hat Angst um ihre Zukunft. Jugendliche lernen wie Wiederbelebung funktioniert.

Leute, diesmal ging es gleich ordentlich zur Sache. Da gab es, so zum Reinkommen und weil das Topspiel vor der Tür steht, das Reiner-Calmund-Gedächtnis-Quiz, mit bayrischen Brasilianern und Leverkusener Legenden, mit Koryphäen aus Karl-Marx-Stadt und den Kovac-Brüdern and Dschungel-Joker. Die ganze Retro-Peitsche. Schön Schokoboyz in the Hood. So wurde es eine feine Folge, irgendwo zwischen Paulo Pinkel und Paulo Sergio, seltsam mittig zwischen Astro-TV und Homeshopping Europe. So flanierten wir durch den Frühling der Wahrheit und erinnerten uns noch einmal an Brazzos großen Sommer. Und warfen wir auch wieder bange Blicke nach Dortmund, wo viel neu aber doch nichts anders ist. Auch, weil der BVB mittlerweile einem rundherum runtergewohnten Restaurant am Rande der A40 gleicht, das der Inhaber über die Jahre in die Jahre kommen ließ, die Buchhaltung verstaubt, aus den Rissen in den Polstern quillt gelb der Schaumstoff und der eine Koch, der wusste, was den Leuten wirklich schmeckt, ist bereits vor langer Zeit mit der Kasse abgehauen. Nun will man diesen Laden retten, indem man eine neue Fritteuse einbaut. Die schnelle Lösung, mit viel heißer Luft. Pommes schwarzgelb. Dann doch lieber rot-weiß Essen. Nun ja. Wer sich jetzt allerdings immer noch fragt, ob da metaphernmäßig nicht deutlich mehr gehen könnte und wie tief der Stachel wirklich sitzt, bei denen, die sich sonst gerne gegenseitig Honig ums Maul schmieren, der möge doch bitte bis zum Ende dran bleiben. Denn hinter der Sprache lauert der Stürmer. Und Lothar natürlich: diesmal als Zirkusdirektor. Man muss es also tatsächlich hören, um es glauben zu können. In diesem Sinne: viel Spaß!

NBA Picks for Today December 16th, 2024. The NBA is back with a 6 game slate tonight. Get the lowdown here from the BetUS team. The Miami Heat will be in Detroit to face the Pistons. The Philadelphia 76ers will play the Charlotte Hornets. The Cleveland Cavaliers take the court the Brooklyn Nets. Finally the Denver Nuggets will take on the Sacramento Kings. Who should you back in this featured game? Tune in every weekday to the BetUS NBA show for winning NBA picks.Tune in for the latest news on the NBA as BetUS's host, Sean Green, and NBA experts Doug Kezirian and Carl Sack break down the latest basketball betting trends and most valuable betting odds, to give you their NBA Picks and Predictions.0:00 NBA Predictions December 16th3:27 NBA Betting Record 3:54 76ers vs Hornets Game Picks 8:16 Heat vs Pistons Game Picks 12:02 Cavaliers vs Nets Game Picks 18:16 Nuggets vs Kings Game Picks 23:57 Jazz vs Clippers Game Picks 30:35 NBA Q&A40:21 NBA Best Bets December 16th

A40 bei Bochum wieder frei, ZBG wegen Polizeieinsatz nicht erreichbar, Geländewagen in der Boy gegen Baum geknallt, Anhörungstermin für Bottroper Ex-Apotheker

Es war sehr viel los an diesem Donnerstag in Essen: Die A40-Brücke ist in beide Richtungen wieder frei, Rot-Weiss Essen hat einen neuen Trainer gefunden und der Schriftzug am Handelshof kommt weg.

The NBA Cup quarterfinals begin tonight with 2 solid matchups. On TNT, the Orlando Magic take on the Milwaukee Bucks. Can the Magic overcome the odds and advance in the NBA Cup? Then on TNT, the Dallas Mavericks face the Oklahoma City Thunder. Dallas eliminated OKC from the playoffs last year, can the Thunder get revenge with a big win? We have plenty of exciting action to break down and you'll get all the best info here on the BetUS NBA show.0:00 NBA Predictions December 10th4:03 NBA Betting Record 4:21 Magic vs Bucks Game Picks 9:54 Mavericks vs Thunder Game Picks 18:47 NBA Q&A40:18 NBA Best Bets December 10th

NBA Cup Picks for Today December 10th, 2024 The NBA Cup quarterfinals begin tonight with 2 solid matchups. On TNT, the Orlando Magic take on the Milwaukee Bucks. Can the Magic overcome the odds and advance in the NBA Cup? Then on TNT, the Dallas Mavericks face the Oklahoma City Thunder. Dallas eliminated OKC from the playoffs last year, can the Thunder get revenge with a big win? We have plenty of exciting action to break down and you'll get all the best info here on the BetUS NBA show.Tune in for the latest news on the NBA as BetUS's host, Sean Green, and NBA experts Alex Christenson and Doug Kezirian break down the latest basketball betting trends and most valuable betting odds, to give you their NBA Cup Picks and Predictions.0:00 NBA Predictions December 10th4:03 NBA Betting Record 4:21 Magic vs Bucks Game Picks 9:54 Mavericks vs Thunder Game Picks 18:47 NBA Q&A40:18 NBA Best Bets December 10th

Send us a textJimmy and Tyler are in the studio, they preview the pools for each division in the PPA Finals and give their predictions. The Finals will be held in San Clemente, should Jimmy and Tyler take a day trip there? Let us know what topics we should cover in future episodes, thanks for following along!—————————Website: https://www.tylerloong.com/Use Code "KOTC1224” for Huge Savings at Pickleball Central: https://pickleballcentral.com/Use Code "KOTC" for $100 Savings on C&D Pickleball Nets: https://bestpickleballnets.com/Use Code "KOTC" to Save 15% on Reset Pickleball Products: https://resetpickleball.shop/ Use Code "KOTC" to save 10% on Modballs: https://modballs.com/products/modballs Use Code "KOTC" for Savings on Acacia Shoes: https://acaciasports.com/Use Code "KOTC" for Big Savings on Vulcan Gear: https://vulcansportinggoods.com/pages/vulcan-pickleball-paddlesNEW KOTC DISCORD https://discord.gg/YFmxb8qVyH (https://discord.gg/YFmxb8qVyH)Instagram: Tyler's IG -   / @tyler.loong  Jimmy's IG -   / @jimmymiller_pbKOTC IG -   / @morekingofthecourt  Facebook:   / https://www.facebook.com/p/Tyler-Loong-10004223945185--0:00 Intro8:47 PPA Finals Men's Singles Pool14:04 PPA Finals Women's Singles Pool15:50 PPA Finals Mixed Doubles Pool20:38 PPA Finals Women's Doubles Pool26:46 PPA Finals Men's Doubles Pool30:41 San Clemente Preview35:29 Q&A40:24 Thoughts on Finals? 42:15 Updates on Next Year

NBA Picks for Today November 25th, 2024. The NBA has an exciting 9 game slate tonight. Get the lowdown on the packed schedule here from the BetUS team. On NBATV, the Dallas Mavericks will face the Atlanta Hawks. Can the struggling Mavericks get a big time win? Then the Oklahoma City Thunder face the Sacramento Kings on NBATV. Other exciting games include the LA Clippers vs Boston Celtics, NY Knicks vs Denver Nuggets, Orlando Magic vs Charlotte Hornets, and the Brooklyn Nets vs Golden State Warriors. Tune in every weekday to the BetUS NBA show for winning NBA picks.Tune in for the latest news on the NBA as BetUS's host, Sean Green, and NBA experts Doug Kezirian and Carl Sack break down the latest basketball betting trends and most valuable betting odds, to give you their NBA Picks and Predictions.0:00 NBA Predictions November 25th3:42 NBA Betting Record 4:04 Magic vs Hornets Game Picks 7:44 Raptors vs PistonsGame Picks 11:34 Clippers vs Celtics Game Picks 15:47 Knicks vs Nuggets Game Picks 21:12 Thunder vs Kings Game Picks 25:29 Nets vs Warriors Game Picks 30:38 NBA Q&A40:04 NBA Best Bets November 25th

Der Deilbach in Kupferdreh tritt gerade wieder über die Ufer an einigen Stellen. Das schreckt viele Anwohnerinnen und Anwohner auf. Die Feuerwehr Essen ist bereits mit Sandsäcken vor Ort und hilft. Die Schlachthofbrücke in Bochum auf der A40 bleibt weitere drei Wochen gesperrt. Der Neubau der Brücke verzögert sich etwas. Mitte Dezember soll ein der Brücke freigegeben werden. Die Dance- und Technoband Scooter kommt im nächsten Sommer nach Essen an den Baldeneysee.

A40 bei Bochum bleibt länger gesperrt, Kläranlagen bei uns ziehen Bilanz zum Welttoilettentag, Recyclingabfälle in Bottrop-Ebel werden abtransportiert, Keeper Heekeren bleibt auf Schalke

NBA Picks for Today November 1st, 2024. Start your weekend right with a 9 game slate in the NBA tonight. The BetUS team will break down and analyze all the interesting matchups. On ESPN, the Orlando Magic will face the undefeated Cleveland Cavaliers. This will be a fun game between 2 of the East's best teams. Then, on ESPN, theDenver Nuggets will travel to Minnesota to face the Timberwolves in a Western Conference rematch of the 2nd round of the playoffs last season. Who will prevail in this marquee matchup? Other exciting games include the Chicago Bulls vs Brooklyn Nets, LA Lakers vs Toronto Raptors, Sacramento Kings vs Atlanta Hawks and the Indiana Pacers vs New Orleans Pelicans vs Utah Jazz. The BetUS NBA show is your place to find quality basketball analysis and winning NBA picks.Tune in for the latest news on the NBA as BetUS's host, Sean Green, and NBA experts Alex Christenson and Carl Sack break down the latest basketball betting trends and most valuable betting odds, to give you their NBA Picks and Predictions.0:00 NBA Predictions November 1st3:45 NBA Betting Record 4:09 Orlando Magic vs Cleveland Cavaliers Game Picks 9:02 Sacramento Kings vs Atlanta Hawks Game Picks 13:07 Los Angeles Lakers vs Toronto Raptors Game Picks 18:43 Indiana Pacers vs New Orleans Pelicans Game Picks 23:27 Denver Nuggets vs Minnesota Timberwolves Game Picks 28:55 NBA Q&A40:49 NBA Best Bets November 1st

Neue Verkehrsführung auf der Rü stößt auf Unzufriedenheit. Baustelle auf der Kronprinzenstraße bleibt länger. RWE und TUSEM verlieren. Verdächtiger nach Stichwaffen-Tat festgenommen. Kaiser-Wilhelm-Park soll umgebaut werden. Details zu schwerem Motorradunfall in Borbeck. Climb-Lernferien sollen Kinder stark machen. Flüster-Asphalt auf A40 wird fertig.

Redebedarf 2.0 meldet sich in Notbesetzung aus dem Lazarett. So wie die Redaktion auseinanderbricht, bricht auch der Verkehr in Essen zusammen. Staus, Baustellen und Sperrungen. Dagegen haben wir ein Mittel: Flachwitze. Und wenn das nicht hilft, produzieren wir einfach ein paar Pannen.

Der Tag in NRW: Sicherheitsleute trotz Bedenken am NRW-Tag eingesetzt; Wirtschaftsfaktor und Zocker-Mekka: Gamescom startet; NRW-AfD vor der nächsten Zerreißprobe; Sperrung der A40: alles Spitz auf Knopf; Neue Schulstraße: "Den Kindern tut's ja gut"; Frauenpower für Skulpturprojekte 2027; Moderation: Wolfgang Meyer Von WDR 5.

In der Ruhr ist eine Leiche gefunden worden. Dabei handelt es sich um den Mann, der Anfang der Woche beim Schwimmen verschwunden ist. Außerdem wichtig: Es hat schon wieder Wasserrohrbrüche in der Stadt gegeben und ein weiteres Stück der A40 wird gesperrt.

Die A40 bei Bochum ist für 15 Wochen gesperrt. Die Mega-Baustelle ist nur eine von vielen Baustellen und Sperrungen derzeit auf den Straßen in NRW. Haben Sie dafür Verständnis oder überwiegt der Frust? Moderation: Ralph Erdenberger Von WDR 5.

Taylor Swift-Deko an Fans verteilt, Dreitägiger Warnstreik bei den Tageszeitungen, Bauarbeiten an der A40 bei Bochum gestartet

Die Sperrung der A40 bei Bochum hat Auswirkungen, und zwar nicht nur auf Pendler. Dazu kommt ein Streik der Journalisten, unter anderem bei der WAZ. Und die AWO Essen zeigt zurzeit eine Mitmachausstellung für Kinder.

Die A40 zählt zu den meistbefahrenen Autobahnen Deutschlands. Und jetzt? 15 Wochen Vollsperrung bei Bochum. Baustellen – nicht nur im Auto ein Thema, stellt Jana Fischer in ihrem satirischen "Wort zum Dienstag" fest. Von Jana Fischer.

15 Wochen lang soll die A40 für den Neubau der Bochumer Schlachthofbrücke gesperrt werden. "Das ist wirklich super schnell", sagt Martin Mertens, Professor für Bau- und Umweltingenieurwesen. Ohne Sperrung hätte es eineinhalb Jahre gedauert. Von WDR 5.

Toter nach Brand in Gelsenkirchen-Schalke gefunden, Bottrop: Roboter in der Lebendigen Bibliothek, A40 ab heute monatelang vollgesperrt

Seit gestern sucht die Polizei in der Ruhr nach einem Mann. Er war vom Baden nicht zurückgekehrt. Pendler müssen sich auf eine lange Sperrung auf der A40 bei Bochum einstellen. Hier wird eine Brücke erneuert. Olympia Gold für die Deutschen 3x3 Basketballerinnen. Eine Essenerin ist auch mit im Team.

Der Tag in NRW: VdK-NRW fordert Zeitenwende für den Sozialstaat; Bonus für die Reparatur von Elektrogeräten; Einsturz des Kölner Stadtarchivs - Verfahren eingestellt; Sperrung der A40; Bund beteiligt sich an Universiade; Euphorie trotz Abstieg - MSV Duisburg; Finanzspritze für Landarzt; Sommerferien-Serie: Zeitreisen - Bäuerin im Freilichtmuseum; Moderation: Edda Dammmüller Von Nicole Krumbach.

In der Mängelmelderapp gehen immer mehr Beschwerden ein. Ein Gasleck hat für einen Feuerwehreinsatz gesorgt. Die Videoüberwachung in der Innenstadt hat Wirkung gezeigt. Mehr Sicherheit für Ruhrbahnfahrer - das Unternehmen startet eine Kampagne. Hilfe in der Ukraine kommt aus Essen. Rot Weiss-Essen startet ins Trainingslager. Nächtliche Sperrungen auf der A40 sorgen für Umleitungen. Die Dilldorfschule in Kupferdreh wird fertig.

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Welcome to the Instant Trivia podcast episode 1240, where we ask the best trivia on the Internet. Round 1. Category: I Read It On A Bumper Sticker 1: "Save water" do this "with a friend". shower. 2: "What if" this kids' dance song "is what it's all about?". "The Hokey Pokey". 3: Punning on a slogan of the United Negro College Fund, "A waist is a terrible thing to...". mind. 4: "Never play leap frog with" this mythical animal, if you get my point. the unicorn. 5: "Does the name" of this physiologist "ring a bell?". Pavlov. Round 2. Category: South Park 1: Everglades National Park in this Southern state is the USA's largest subtropical wilderness. Florida. 2: Atlanta's Freedom Park features a sculpture of this iconic Baptist minister, his arm outstretched. Martin Luther King Jr.. 3: National parks in the south of this state include Sitka and Glacier Bay. Alaska. 4: S. Montana's Electric Peak, named for the electrical charge experienced by climbers in 1872, is in this natl. park. Yellowstone. 5: Southeast of Mt. Rushmore lies Badlands National Park in this state. South Dakota. Round 3. Category: Round The World. With Round in quotation marks 1: Charing Cross and Covent Garden are stops on it. the Underground. 2: Winchester, England, claims to have this, 18 feet in diameter. Round Table. 3: September is when thousands of rodeo fans are driven into northeast Oregon for the annual Pendleton this. Roundup. 4: West of London, the Denham this connects traffic on the A40 and the M40. a roundabout. 5: Hotspots at the Battle of Gettysburg included Devil's Den, the Peach Orchard and Little this. Round Top. Round 4. Category: Your Mama! 1: Cain, Biblically speaking. Eve. 2: First kids Lynda Bird and Luci Baines. Lady Bird Johnson. 3: TV's Marcia, Jan and CIndy. Carol Brady. 4: Writer Mary Shelley. Mary Wollstonecraft. 5: Greek god Ares. Hera. Round 5. Category: An Attractive Preposition 1: When not in its usual time context, it can mean "in the presence of". before. 2: In old song titles, it precedes "The Sad Sea Waves" and "The Light Of The Silvery Moon". by. 3: To bet that the Rams and Colts will combine to score more than 42 points it to "take" this. the over. 4: It can precede "the curve", "the times", or in a Smithereens song, "The Wall of Sleep". behind. 5: Just once, this word wants to be used without its companion and synonym, the word "between". betwixt. Thanks for listening! Come back tomorrow for more exciting trivia!Special thanks to https://blog.feedspot.com/trivia_podcasts/ AI Voices used

Send us a Text Message.What if your daily commute took an unexpected turn? Join us as we uncover the details of a serious incident on the A40 Golden Valley bypass, where a man sustained significant injuries after falling from an overbridge. We'll walk you through the events of the day and provide updates on the road closures and detours you need to know. Plus, get to know Anna Sanford Squires, the new headteacher set to lead St Edward's Senior School starting September 2024. With her impressive academic background and commitment to dynamic curriculums, she's poised to make a big impact on the school's future.But that's not all—this episode is packed with exciting community news! Mark your calendars for the London City Ballet's return to Cheltenham's Everyman Theatre this August, a performance not to be missed after nearly three decades. And don't miss the celebration of Lodder's Solicitors' 10th anniversary on June 27th, 2024, featuring delicious food, gin tasting, and live jazz. Tune in to stay engaged with all the latest happenings in our vibrant community and make sure to subscribe or ask your smart speaker for the latest episode of Cheltenham Community Podcast.New headteacher announced for St Edward's Senior School in CheltenhamCheltenham law firm marks 10th anniversary with staff appointments and a celebratory gin and jazz partyMan seriously injured after falling from A40 overbridge in CheltenhamLondon City Ballet returns to Cheltenham for the first time in almost 30 yearsSupport the Show.

Join our BetUS host, Gordon “Flash” Watson, who'll be joined by our soccer experts Mina Rzouki and Nick Borrman to discuss the best Serie A odds available, and to share with you their hottest soccer predictions, free tips, and best soccer picks for Matchday 29.0:00 Serie A Matchday 29 Preview 3:06 Serie A Betting Record 3:54 Udinese vs Torino Match Prediction9:54 Salernitana vs Lecce Match Prediction16:21 Juventus vs Genoa Match Prediction23:52 Atalanta vs Fiorentina Match Prediction29:55 Inter vs Napoli Match Prediction38:00 Serie A Q&A40:45 Serie A Best Bets 

Mastering Portrait Photography Podcast: Land Rover Edition This is one of our "Land Rover Editions" which is to say, slightly noisy.  I'm on my way to and from the Hearing Dogs for a shoot, which is always lovely.  Various topics, but mostly "Yvonne's Law: Shoot For Dough Before Shooting For Show".  In other words, it's all about your client before it's about us and our lust for awards! haha.  Sadly, it does mean you can't always create award-winning or qualification-worthy images on every client job, no matter how much you want to! 00:00 Introduction and Land Rover Editions 01:06 The Journey and the Mastering Portrait Photography Podcast 03:04 The Importance of Being Part of the Photography Industry 04:35 The Challenges of Recording Podcasts and Listener Engagement 06:00 The Timelessness of Radio Programs 07:05 The Arrival at Hearing Dogs and the Importance of Initials 07:45 The Challenges of Building a Website and Judging Image Competitions 16:08 The Arrival at the Wedding and Yvonne's Law 20:14 The Wedding Shoot and the Difference Between Shooting for Show and Dough 27:17 Conclusion and Farewell   Enjoy! Cheers P. If you enjoy this podcast, please head over to Mastering Portrait Photography, for more articles and videos about this beautiful industry. You can also read a full transcript of this episode. PLEASE also subscribe and leave us a review - we'd love to hear what you think! If there are any topics, you would like to hear, have questions we could answer or would like to come and be interviewed on the podcast, please contact me at paul@paulwilkinsonphotography.co.uk.  Full Transcript: EP145 Yvonne's Law Introduction and Land Rover Editions [00:00:00] As I'm absolutely certain you can hear, I'm back in the Land Rover. I think maybe, maybe I should call these the Land Rover Editions and actually separate them out from our normal podcasts. Mostly because when I was at the photography show at the beginning of the year, quite a few people came up to me and said how much they enjoyed them. [00:00:24] Though looking in the mirror right now, I do look like I think a pilot, with my microphone, it's either that or Madonna, and I don't know which is better. I'm gonna go with pilot with the microphone on. However, quite a few people came up to me and said how much they enjoyed the podcast, when it's from the Land Rover, the podcast episodes. [00:00:43] Except for Fiona. Fiona told me in no uncertain terms that not so keen, doesn't like them, wish I'd stopped doing them. Sadly however, look at the weather out here, it's just ridiculous. There's a huge flood. Water everywhere. Good job I'm driving this thing, I think. It's going to be an exciting trip. [00:01:03] Note to self drive careful. The Journey and the Mastering Portrait Photography Podcast [00:01:06] Anyway, this is one of the Land Rover editions of the Mastering Portrait, no, hang on, yes, no, that's right. I'm Paul. This is a Land Rover edition of the Mastering Portrait Photography Podcast. [00:01:33] The challenge with doing these particular versions of the podcast is, of course, the priority is to arrive safely at wherever it is I'm heading. [00:01:44] Today it's the Hearing Dogs: I've got to photograph of some newborn puppies. Well, eight weeks old, so cute, yeah, cute. And also some Christmas stock imagery. The date today is the something of February. What is it? 7th, 8th, 9th something of February. Haven't looked the date up. And we're doing the Christmas, or some of the Christmas stock imagery ready for the end of the year. [00:02:06] Now in some ways it feels absolutely ridiculous that we're doing that, but on the other hand, it's perfectly planned. So I'm actually quite happy about it because normally, every year I've photographed Christmas stock imagery in sort of August, which makes life very tricky when you're trying to hide flowers, make it, the light look slightly bluer. [00:02:25] And ignoring the fact that the dog is panting in the heat. Today, that's not going to be a problem. It's 4 degrees according to the thermometer on the car. It is absolutely tipping it down with rain and has been by the look of it for the past 12 hours because there are floods everywhere. It's going to be a slightly lively journey through the lanes of Buckinghamshire to the Hearing Dogs site. [00:02:49] So anyway, Fiona, I'm sorry I've, I set out at the beginning of the year that I was going to run at least once a week, the podcast would come out once a week, but finding the time for that has been nigh on impossible. On Tuesday. The Importance of Being Part of the Photography Industry [00:03:04] We spent the entire morning judging the images for the British Institute of Professional Photographers, the BIPP image competition, which is such a joyous, I mean, you know, some of the greatest pleasures of getting involved in the industry are that I'm involved in the industry. [00:03:21] I know that may be alien to some people. I get asked quite a bit, what do you get out of it? And I'm going to guess that everybody who sticks their head over the parapet and does judging, mentoring, gets involved with various associations. You get a fairly, a fairly repeated question of what on earth is in it, for me, for other, you know, people asking why they would join, for instance. [00:03:44] What do I get for my 15 quid a month or whatever it is, I don't even know how much it is. And the answer I'd always say is I get to be part of something. I get to be part of something bigger than just myself, Sarah, Michelle, and we're actually a pretty big business when it comes to the photography industry in terms of brand, but also in terms of turnover. [00:04:02] We have a You know, a reasonably big business, the three of us run but it's still, in terms of the industry itself, if it wasn't for the associations, we'd be running it on our own, and yeah, alright, I'm with clients all the time, which is amazing, but it's the, things like the society's convention. Being part of the BIPP. [00:04:19] com, being a judge for the FEP, that's just started this week, so I'm judging for the Federation of European Photographers as well, and it looks like I'm about to do some judging across the pond. with our American friends. The Challenges of Recording Podcasts and Listener Engagement [00:04:35] So, all in all, a lot's going on and, and , finding time to record the podcast just isn't that easy. [00:04:42] On top of that, the thing I've suddenly had to become increasingly cognizant of is I've started to get emails of people who are discovering the podcast for the first time and are now listening to back episodes, and this particular message, I suppose, was triggered, or this thought was triggered, by an email that came from another Paul, I mean, great name, of course, another Paul, who had started listening to the podcast, and when he emailed in the other day, he was on episode 31. [00:05:09] Now, I didn't look up the date of episode 31, but given we've been doing this for about Eight years now. Seven or eight years. Episode 31 is quite a long way back. Goodness only knows what's changed since then. And it may be another six years at that run rate before he gets to this episode of 145. So, who knows? [00:05:33] So now I've got to be very careful. I don't get too specific on dates because by the time some people listen to these episodes it could be well out of date. Equally, there are people who've probably started episodes What, 144, and are now working their way backwards, but still won't get to 100, this episode, 145, for quite a long time. [00:05:53] So forgive me if some of the stuff I talk about is very particular to the moment. Can't do a lot about that. The Timelessness of Radio Programs and the Future of the Podcast [00:06:00] One of my favourite radio programmes to listen to is Letter from America. Have I talked about this before? I've no idea. Letter from America, by a guy called Alastair Cook. He's, he's dead now. [00:06:12] This was on Radio 4, BBC Radio 4, and I think you can still Listen to it. Oh, I listened to it on the BBC Sounds app and many of the back episodes are there. And I really like the fact that it's of its time. I was listening to an episode the other day that was actually about the Middle East, and it's incredible. [00:06:31] I mean, These episodes must be, I think, 40 years old? You're looking at the mid 80s. And the politic of the region and things that were going on sounded like they could have been today, right here, right now. And I find stuff like that really interesting. So I suppose in a sense you can have a recording that is of its moment and yet still be pertinent later on. The Arrival at the Hearing Dogs Site and the Struggles of PodcastingThe Arrival at the Hearing Dogs Site and the Struggles of Podcasting [00:06:57] If I'm still doing this in 40 years, I don't know if I'm going to be driving around the country photographing hearing dogs, but that's what we're doing today. So thank you to Paul for emailing in. It's lovely to get these emails. We get them from people dotted all over the world. [00:07:12] Describing what they're up to. I try to get back to everybody within a certain time frame not always possible, but I do try to, to do it. And those that sort of make me smile, I, I talk about on the podcast itself. Uh, An awful lot going on just at the moment, which is also a reason why I haven't managed To do a sit down at my desk recording really, the only time I've got. [00:07:34] Sorry, I'm so sorry Fiona, I know, alright, I know. But I'll try and make the broadcast as clear as I can. [00:07:41] Even in this clattering vehicle. The Development of the Mastering Portrait Photography Website [00:07:45] Still building the masteringportraitphotography. com website, causing me no end of head scratch. The hardest bit is a combination of technology and trying to figure out where Articles should sit. It's not, it turns out, as straightforward as I would like. Mostly because the platform we're using, or trying to use, or switching to, is more basic than the one I have at the moment. [00:08:12] So the one I have at the moment, I can do anything I like. WordPress, with all of its plugins and all of its technology, of course you can do anything you like. But the problem is, with that kind of power comes an immense amount of work. Keeping on top of it, making sure it's patched correctly, making sure that all my licenses are up to date. [00:08:32] And on top of that, a huge amount of expenditure. Because of its sophistication, well, you pay for it. So, what we're trying to do is simplify everything, because I don't really need that power to do the things I need to do. It's overkill, really, although I enjoy having that sort of level of control. [00:08:54] But the kicker, of course, is now we're simplifying things down, is I'm discovering that certain core things that I relied on, for instance, the structure of how one article can be the child of another article, so you can have a parent which is a really simple idea. The Challenges of Creating a User-Friendly Website [00:09:12] But very powerful. I can't do that on the new platform, so I'm having to figure out ways of still making the content visible, make it logical make it easy to upload and easy to access. [00:09:24] And have a structure that really makes sense, but haven't necessarily been able to find the way of doing that. The Experience of Judging for the BIPP Image Competition [00:09:32] Of course, things like judging the other day they take up time too, but it warranted pleasure. It was just It's the new BIPP monthly competition. So this was month one. So if you're listening to this podcast five years later, you will know whether the BIPP. [00:09:47] com monthly competition has been a success because this was the very first round. A couple of hundred entries, which is really nice. Hopefully that will climb but the, the fun of it is sitting we've recorded the call, so I have it as an audit trial, but sitting on this video conference with two judges looking at images and enjoying the process of assessing images. [00:10:10] Now, the only thing is, it didn't really occur to me, I thought we'll film this, we'll do it properly, so we're using a bit of software called Squadcast which is brilliant, it's one of the, it's, there are various things, a bit, Riverside FM is another one. Where you do it as if it was Zoom, but the video and audio for each participant is recorded locally on their machine, which means it's really high quality. [00:10:29] I can run that then into our podcast software and do an automated transcription, transcribe it, because the new AI tools are Word Perfect. It's brilliant. However, what I hadn't allowed for in the four hour recording is, of course, we judge in silence. Why? Well, it's not because we're really dull. [00:10:53] Well, maybe it is. It's because, actually, we want each judge to determine the score for the image independently. And if there's chatter, if people are sighing, if people are going, Oh, if only they'd done this better, it influences the, the, the judges. They influence each other. And of course, we want there to be an independent scoring because that helps to take out any sort of personal or subjective, I mean the whole thing is subjective, but sort of variability and, and outside influence. So it's great, they judge in silence, they punch in their scores, I announce the score and record it. It doesn't make for a very interesting video. So I'm now not certain that we'll ever release these things because the idea was, and still is, to find ways of providing insight into why an image does well, why an image maybe hasn't done so well, what the judge's thoughts are, but we never really do that during judging. [00:11:50] So, having to have a think about how we might do it. We certainly can't critique a couple of hundred images in the time we have available. And we're going to do this every month. And the thing about the judges is that they are not retired. They are not Part time photographers. These are the best of the best. [00:12:10] They have to be. They have to be current. They have to have their eye in. They have to be working pros for the judging to have validity. If I just used people who are no longer in the industry, they're no longer up to date. They're no longer current. So it's not that I can use judges that have, or we can use judges that have a ton of time at their fingertips. [00:12:33] The most important thing about the judges is they are current and as such they need to be working and if they're working I cannot get a hole in their diary for more than a few hours at a time so we can't critique every image. It's not physically possible but somehow I've got to find a way of getting some of this information out to everyone who entered, entered the monthly competition. [00:13:00] Anyway, it's a lot of fun doing it and those results, the first set of results, will come out. Next week. So if you're a BIPP. com member, look out for those results if you're listening to the podcast. And of course, I would encourage all of you to enter. You get one free image every month. You don't need to pay any money. [00:13:18] But just make sure, just because it's free, doesn't mean that it can be any old image. It's a real competition. We're judging it to the international print competition standard. So it's tough. I make no apology for that. It's really tough, and as such, it's not your everyday work that is going to do really well. [00:13:41] And I'm gonna come back to that as a topic of conversation on the return leg of this journey. However, before I do that, as I'm getting fairly close to the hearing dogs now, the weather's improving. It's still pretty horrible, but at least it's not literally lashing it down as it was when I got into the car. [00:13:58] Quick tip! The Importance of Presets in Photography [00:13:59] This is a quick tip for nothing. It's not the subject of the podcast, but I thought about it while I was a moment ago prepping some files for a upload, and I was in Lightroom, and then in one of the Nik ColorFX, uh, plugins. Is, there are so many presets, lots, presets for plugins, presets for Lightroom. [00:14:23] Presets for Photoshop. There's so much stuff around actions that it gets really hard to track the ones that you created for yourself. And I have this very simple rule of thumb. is for any, any preset, any action, any workflow item, any LUT, any, sorry, a LUT, L U T, lookup table, any color LUT anything at all really, I put my initials at the front of it. [00:14:51] I always put P W because it identifies the things that I created for myself. As opposed to the things that I may have bought the things that I may have downloaded, the things that somebody else was helping me with, the things that I've done for myself, they have the initials PW at the front. And it's not an ego thing. [00:15:11] A couple of times people have cocked an eye because everything I've got has got PW, PW, PW, PW. It's got nothing to do with that. It's got everything to do with the fact that I get really easily confused with the different things that are in the business, the different presets, folders, you name it. So I stick PW at the front to make it clear I did that one and then in two years time Because some of the things I've written they are like five six years old There's some scripts I wrote for Photoshop that we're still using and I think I wrote them ten years ago I know they're mine because they have PW at the front as opposed to some of the scripts I found and downloaded Which are by third parties, and of course, you know, I can use them. [00:15:51] But I certainly couldn't distribute them. And I want to know that if I'm modifying them, I'm modifying somebody else's work. Which is only fair. So, stick your initials. At the beginning of any presets and things that you create for yourself. There you go, that's a top tip for nothing. The Arrival at the Hearing Dogs Site and the Weather Conditions [00:16:08] I'm just about to pull in to the hearing dogs. [00:16:11] Wow, it's a grey day. Look how blue the light is, it's horrible. Ha, ha, ha. Usually, usually at this side of the hill, we come over a slight hill. Um, so it's only, how long I've been driving? What, 10, 15 minutes? It's not that there's a huge difference in location between us and the hearing dogs. The geography does change slightly. [00:16:33] We come over a slight rise onto the other side of a hill, and then onto a plateau, a little bit of a plateau at the foot of the Chilterns. And the weather here is quite often different, very different. Sometimes, particularly, it's most pronounced when it's snowing. We will have snow and they won't, and vice versa, and it really is only 10 minutes separate. [00:16:51] Today, sadly, the weather is exactly the same, which is to say, shitty. There's no, I'm sorry if you're offended by the word, but it's the right word. It is shitty. Dead flat light, cloudy, wet. It's gone down by 0. 2 of a degree since I've been driving. Over this side of the hill, it's 3. 8 degrees. Usually the temperature rises. [00:17:17] Today, it's slightly colder. And I normally would say that I am looking forward to photographing the Hearing Dogs, particularly the puppies. Today, I'm looking forward to the photography. I am not looking forward to lying in a wet field. God, that car park needs a little bit of TLC you can hear the car rattling around on all of the divots and holes and puddles. [00:17:42] And then my, my car cam pinging as it thinks I've hit something. I do think at the moment we live in a country where the roads are in such bad condition. My dash cam. Constantly thinks I've had an accident and records that little bit of footage automatically because it thinks I've hit something, and I haven't hit anything, I'm just driving along the A40. [00:18:05] Right, I'm here. I shall return with the actual subject of this podcast. Maybe that's what Fiona doesn't like, is the randomness of it. Sarah says I repeat myself a lot when I'm recording from the car, so apologies if I am about to do that. However I will see you at the end of this particular shoot. [00:18:23] Right, I'm back. So at the end of that, I've just spent, what is it now quarter past two, uh, four and a bit hours photographing puppies which is beautiful, photographing dogs which are equally beautiful, running dogs, jumping dogs, wet dogs, god the weather's been horrible, and some Christmas images. Of course it's this time of year when we shoot Christmas stuff, but actually created some really, well I mean I think they're beautiful, my client seems to think they're beautiful at this stage, I've only seen them on the back of the camera, but a lot of fun. [00:18:59] We're using more and more and more LED lighting. Which is great when you're balancing up against Christmas lights and fairy lights and daylight. It's so much easier using LED than strobes for that. For the studio stuff, we are still using strobes because we can freeze movement really well, which is really, really important. [00:19:20] So for the white background stuff, those standard shots we create for the charity, very much still strobe, and I don't see that changing. In the near future, uh, because that ability to have, you know, F 16 and that instantaneous pulse of light that freezes motion is a very particular look and just the moment, I don't see that becoming that being replaced. [00:19:44] However, the LED side of it we had four different LED lights two with modifiers, two focusable spots with modifiers and two LED bars. Which just added beautiful touches of light where I wanted them. Made life really easy. I'll share a few of those hopefully on Insta over the next couple of days. [00:20:04] Actually, I won't show them on Insta because they're our Christmas pictures. So no, no, I won't be showing them on Instagram. They're the Christmas pictures, but maybe I'll get to show them. In December next year, or this year. The Concept of Yvonne's Law in Wedding Photography [00:20:14] Over the weekend, and this is, I guess, we're heading towards the point of this particular podcast. [00:20:19] I was photographing a wedding, beautiful wedding, only 13 people, pretty hectic, lots going on, Friday night, Saturday all day, Sunday morning and some of the afternoon. A really beautiful venue, and on the Friday night I got sitting chatting to the mothers of the groom, or the mother, sorry, mother and father of the groom, mother and father of the bride. [00:20:38] And one of them said to me, she said Yvonne told me this. Now at that stage I didn't even know who Yvonne was, so Yvonne, Yvonne, said that she was complaining that all of the shots of her son were the back of his head. And it turns out Yvonne, at a different wedding, was the mother of the groom. And every shot of the groom, it was just the back of his head. [00:21:00] And I said, I don't understand. She said, well, there's lots of shots of them as a couple. You can see the bride's face, very moody, just the back of the groom's head. And do you know what? Instantly, instantly, I knew the kind of shot she was talking about. It's the kind of shot that we see quite a lot when we're judging competitions, or maybe doing Quals. [00:21:21] There's some, it's very moody, but essentially it's a bridal portrait using the groom as context. It's fine, there's definitely a place for it. But if you're shooting a wedding, you might just find yourself getting the reaction that, clearly, Yvonne gave. So, Yvonne is not happy that the photographer has not done what she would regard as the photograph that she would like. [00:21:43] Which, I'm gonna guess, is a photograph of the bride, the groom, three quarter length, front on, snuggled up. Smiling at camera. That's the, that's the, still one of the best selling shots you can create. Certainly if you're pitching to sell to the parents of the couple. Yvonne's Law, I'm going to call it from now on, and I think we're going to talk about this, and I'm going to add it to my list of things that people should think about. [00:22:09] Yvonne's Law is this. When you're photographing a wedding, make sure you cover everything that the people who are attending and the people who might be buying the pictures would wish for. Going for awards is fine. We all do it. We all need to do it. We need to push ourselves and be creative. That is For most of us, why we came into these industries in the first place, we want to do something exciting and different. [00:22:32] We want to do something engaging and moody, and on the whole, those are not the shots that you can sell to the couple. Not always, it's not an entire, there is a Venn diagram with an overlap. You can, of course, sell really dark, moody pictures of the bride to the couple, and that may well happen. But there's a law of averages here and you're being paid by the client to satisfy numerous different angles. [00:22:57] Now, the other thing I don't know about the wedding that was being described is whether the bride and groom had asked specifically for a certain type of image. I have shot a wedding, this is going back a little bit in my career. Where the bride and groom wanted me to, and I kid you not, ignore the mother of the bride. [00:23:16] That was my brief. Do not pay any attention to her. She's gonna ask you to do all of these different shots with different people, but she is not paying. The bride and groom were really very clear about that. The problem is, from a diplomatic point of view, I've got a nightmare because, of course, the mother of the bride is asking me to do things. [00:23:36] And I've been briefed not to, because it'll draw time and they're not shots that the bride and groom, who are my client, are going to buy. So yes, you can end up in that situation. But here's the rub for that particular wedding, is I ended up going back and doing a portrait shoot with the whole family, because the mother of the bride felt she hadn't got the pictures of them as a family that she would wish for. [00:23:56] We ended up dancing through, or jumping through a few hoops, jumping through a few, I can't even say the word, hoop, jumping through a few hoops, hoops to get to the end goal. So Yvonne's Law simply states, remember that you're shooting for a client, you're not just shooting for you. Eventually I'll word it slightly differently as I probably think of 25 iterations of it. [00:24:17] Let's just let these people out here. There you go. You go through there. That's good. Perfectly good. And so it was a really beautiful wedding and throughout the day though I laughed with the two mums about Yvonne's law and made it perfectly clear that I was getting everything they had asked for. The Differences Between Shooting for Awards and Clients [00:24:35] Now there's a slight addendum to this thought process which is well how come what you shoot for a client doesn't necessarily do so well in awards or so well in qualifications. [00:24:49] And the truth of that is that we have to, to a degree, separate out context from the picture. So when we're judging we don't have the context which makes it sometimes a little bit tricky. As wedding photographers we know that shooting on a commissioned wedding is that little bit more complicated which is why in the categories for wedding photography most of them state really clearly Must be linked to the wedding day, must be commissioned. [00:25:16] You can't use models, it can't be you just shooting for fun, because once you eliminate that sense of pressure, the time pressure mostly, but the performance pressure and having to work for a client, everything's much easier. Which is why fashion magazines have these beautiful pictures of models in bridal gowns and actually on a real wedding day. [00:25:37] It's a lot trickier, it's not impossible but it's a lot trickier to get those images. So there's this thing, and I, we all know it the best I've ever heard it was shoot for show, shoot for dough. The difference between shooting for your portfolio, shooting for awards, shooting for qualifications, and shooting for the money, shooting for your client. [00:25:58] They are slightly different things, and one photographer, a really nice photographer called Hoss Madavi, photographer, Put it like this. He said, think about designing for a catwalk. Think about what you would design out there for a catwalk and then think about what you actually end up selling through a high street chain like John Lewis or Marks and Spencer or whatever in the UK or maybe Macy's or someone like that in the States. [00:26:27] Think about the difference between those two. Your haute couture arranges that you're going to produce on the catwalk. By the time they end up being sold to the mass public, not quite the same thing. Nor should they be. They're for different purposes. One is to show the world what you're capable of. One is to show, or it's actually sell to the world. [00:26:46] Not quite the same thing because most people are not going to buy a really funky haute couture dress or outfit off the catwalk in the same way that a lot of our clients won't wish. to buy a moody dark shot that's of the back of the groom's head. There you go. Yvonne's Law is now what we're calling it. [00:27:05] I might have to change it. I feel, I don't, I've never met Yvonne. I'm going to credit her with it because that was the story that was told to me. On that happy note, I am just pulling into a garage because I am absolutely starving. Conclusion and Farewell [00:27:17] I need to get some food and I need to get some food quick before I start getting grumpy. [00:27:22] So I'm going to park up and I'm going to wish you all well for the week. So for this week's podcast, thank you for listening. Of course you can email me. At paul@paulwilkinsonphotography.co.uk. You can head over to masteringportraitphotography.com. Please do subscribe to the podcast wherever it is that you consume your podcast. [00:27:43] And if you feel like it, please leave us a review. If you feel sorry, if you feel like leaving us a nice review, please leave us a review. If you feel like leaving us some nastiness, then please email me so I know what we could improve on. But on that happy note, I hope you're having a good week. I hope the weather is better where you are than where we are. [00:27:58] And of course, in the spirit of this morning, a very happy Christmas to you all on this February day. And whatever else, be festive, but be kind to yourself. Take care.

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Tom Straatman (Community Manager) together with Joe Puralewski (Narrative Lead) and Manuel Llanes (Creative Director) are joined by Comet307 for another Community Spotlight! We'll learn more about Comet's passion for writing, the Battlefield narrative, how he is connected to the Community, and his work on the Exodus Archives fan-site.00:20 - Intro03:25 - Meet Comet30712:30 - The Exodus Archives27:10 - Narrative Q&A40:19 - Final thoughtsContact us at podcast@battlefield.com, or @Battlefield on Twitter and Instagram using #InsideBattlefield. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Day After, (00:00) Intro: Phobias (18:50) Headlines: Diane Abbott accused of 'exploiting tragedy' in now-deleted tweet over migrant deaths, PSNI chief admits officers anxious and angry at data breach, Joe Biden declares 'major disaster' as mass evacuations underway due to Hawaii wildfires 24:57) What you Saying? What really is the difference(s) between parents of this generation and parents of prior generations??

Matchday 26 has arrived and with the international break looming many of the bottom teams will be looking to add a few more points to their tally in hopes of escaping the relegation bubble at the bottom. While Athletic Club does not appear to be in any danger of being relegated at this time there are only eight points between them being in 9th place and 19th place Almeria. One of the biggest matches of the whole soccer season will also take place this weekend as Barcelona will host Real Madrid in El Clasico. This could be Real Madrid's last stand in catching Barcelona as they currently trail the top spot by nine points but could cut that gap to six with a win here.  Real Sociedad will look to finally get back on track at home against an Elche side that have only taken six points from twelve away games.In this video:0:00 La Liga Matchday 26 Picks2:14 La Liga Betting Record4:18 Valladolid vs Athletic Match Prediction8:39 Almeria vs Cadiz Match Prediction14:03 Espanyol vs Celta Match Prediction18:04 Atletico vs Valencia Match Prediction22:50 Real Sociedad vs Elche Match Prediction27:44 Getafe vs Sevilla Match Prediction32:47 Barcelona vs Real Madrid Match Prediction40:22 La Liga Matchday 26 Q&A40:48 La Liga Matchday 26 Best Bets

This Saturday sees Watford make the short journey up the A40 to QPR. We chat to R's fan Richard Honey about form, injuries and how we sees the match going. He's not confident, put it that way! Link to the charity t-shirts here: https://www.thehornetsshop.co.uk/partners/official-licencees/dnsyeThe Opposition View XXL will be up soon on YouTube!DNSYE is part of the TalkSPORT fan network.This Podcast has been created and uploaded by Do Not Scratch Your Eyes. The views in this Podcast are not necessarily the views of talkSPORT.Huge thanks to our Patreons:Chris GiannoneRichWFC2Steve HollimanIan BallPaul Fiander TurnerLee AnselmoJohn ParslowMark von HerkomerNipper HarrisonBoyd MayoverColin PayneGary WoodKarl CampionUncle RonKevin KremenThe Big Le – BofskiGreg TheakerMalcolm WilliamsJason RoseMichael AbrahamsIan BaconKen GreenNick NieuwlandPDF Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Our first episode of 2023 is a fun one, as we talk with Maddy Pryor '13, a Social Media Specialist at Princeton University! Joined by our host, Paul Clifford '20g, Maddy discusses her extensive experience in content creation, crisis communications and community management. Maddy and Paul also talk about her time as a student, her love for Penn State basketball, what it was like running the Nittany Lion's Twitter account and her involvement with THON's Dance Marathon Alumni Interest Group. In addition to her Penn State degree in AD/PR, Maddy also holds a master's in PR from Kent State. She could hold an entire conversation using just GIFs and will live-tweet about pretty much anything. She loves stand-up comedy, college hoops, and the New York Mets.Follow/Connect with Maddy on Social Media:TwitterInstagramGet involved with the Dance Marathon Alumni Interest Group (DMAIG): https://www.dmaig.orgTimestamps:0:00 — Alma Mater Open0:20 — Intro2:25 — How Maddy became a Penn Stater4:15 — Involvement as a student6:45 — THON memories9:20 — Areas of study in school13:05 —  Ad Read #114:08 — Experiences as a student in 201118:20 — Crisis communications 18:57 — Giving back to Penn State20:37 — Handling the Nittany Lion's official Twitter account 25:00 — What a career in social media is like28:15 — Dance Marathon Alumni Interest Group31:35 — Maddy's connection with former Penn State men's basketball head coach Pat Chambers34:05 — Penn State men's basketball head coach Micah Shrewsberry Giving Tuesday Story35:55 — Lightning Round Q&A40:10 — Outro41:26 — Alma Mater Close----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Learn more about the Penn State Alumni Association: alumni.psu.edu. Follow the Penn State Alumni Association on:FacebookTwitterInstagramLinkedIn

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