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The United Nations has mediated conflicts since its founding in 1945. That domain of involvement extended into space in 1967 with the Outer Space Treaty. Today, their role is increasingly active with more and more nations entering space and the private sector getting into the game. The US's space-related branches, UNOOSA (the UN Office of Outer Space Affairs) and COPUOUS (UN Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space), are busy. Many years ago, the National Space Society gained permanent UN observer status, which is much less passive than the name sounds. The organization has addressed the committees on more than one occasion and is working to influence the policy for space flight positively. Dr. Rick Jenet has been instrumental in these efforts and joins us in explaining the landscape of newspace, international space efforts, and the organization's future initiatives.Headline Space Shuttle Discovery Controversy: Rod and Isaac discuss the proposed $85 million move of the Space Shuttle Discovery from the Smithsonian to Houston, plan that faces obstacles from the Smithsonian, which holds the rights to the shuttle. Main Topic: UNOOSA & Dr. Rick Jenet The National Space Society's UN Observer Status: Dr. Jenet explains that the NSS gained permanent observer status at the UN in 2001. The NSS uses this privilege to inform delegates by providing research and presentations. UNOOSA and COPUOS Explained: Dr. Jenet clarifies that UNOOSA organizes the Committee on Peaceful Uses of Outer Space (COPUOS). While UNOOSA maintains a registry of space objects, COPUOS is the body of 104 member states that develops legal frameworks. Outer Space Treaty of 1967: Dr. Jenet talks about the Outer Space Treaty, a global treaty dating back to the Cold War era that governs how state actors behave in space. He that the treaty's language on property ownership is being re-examined due to the rise of commercial space activities. Space Traffic Management and Orbital Debris: Dr. Jenet highlights that discussions on space traffic management and orbital debris are in their early stages. These discussions focus on basic tenets like coordination and information sharing. Lunar Activities and Resource Utilization: The development of policies for lunar exploration and resource extraction is also an area of new activity. UNOOSA's "Action Team for Lunar Activities Consultation," with co-chairs from Romania and Pakistan, coordinates the future of humanity's return to the moon by aligning different national initiatives. The "Regulation Sandbox" Concept: Dr. Jenet discusses the "regulation sandbox" concept, where existing regulations for an area with commercial potential, for example a lunar ice deposit, are set aside for a limited time to allow a new set of rules to be tested. This concept could be applied more boradly to space launch or ISRU. Why the Public Should Care: Dr. Jenet emphasizes that the public should care about these efforts because these high-level discussions will lead to international laws governing the behavior of all actors in space, including private companies and entrepreneurs. Early awareness of these frameworks will be less painful for startups later on. These show notes have been truncated due to length. For the full show notes, visit https://twit.tv/shows/this-week-in-space/episodes/171 Host: Rod Pyle Co-Host: Isaac Arthur Guest: Fredrick (Rick) Jenet

The United Nations has mediated conflicts since its founding in 1945. That domain of involvement extended into space in 1967 with the Outer Space Treaty. Today, their role is increasingly active with more and more nations entering space and the private sector getting into the game. The US's space-related branches, UNOOSA (the UN Office of Outer Space Affairs) and COPUOUS (UN Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space), are busy. Many years ago, the National Space Society gained permanent UN observer status, which is much less passive than the name sounds. The organization has addressed the committees on more than one occasion and is working to influence the policy for space flight positively. Dr. Rick Jenet has been instrumental in these efforts and joins us in explaining the landscape of newspace, international space efforts, and the organization's future initiatives.Headline Space Shuttle Discovery Controversy: Rod and Isaac discuss the proposed $85 million move of the Space Shuttle Discovery from the Smithsonian to Houston, plan that faces obstacles from the Smithsonian, which holds the rights to the shuttle. Main Topic: UNOOSA & Dr. Rick Jenet The National Space Society's UN Observer Status: Dr. Jenet explains that the NSS gained permanent observer status at the UN in 2001. The NSS uses this privilege to inform delegates by providing research and presentations. UNOOSA and COPUOS Explained: Dr. Jenet clarifies that UNOOSA organizes the Committee on Peaceful Uses of Outer Space (COPUOS). While UNOOSA maintains a registry of space objects, COPUOS is the body of 104 member states that develops legal frameworks. Outer Space Treaty of 1967: Dr. Jenet talks about the Outer Space Treaty, a global treaty dating back to the Cold War era that governs how state actors behave in space. He that the treaty's language on property ownership is being re-examined due to the rise of commercial space activities. Space Traffic Management and Orbital Debris: Dr. Jenet highlights that discussions on space traffic management and orbital debris are in their early stages. These discussions focus on basic tenets like coordination and information sharing. Lunar Activities and Resource Utilization: The development of policies for lunar exploration and resource extraction is also an area of new activity. UNOOSA's "Action Team for Lunar Activities Consultation," with co-chairs from Romania and Pakistan, coordinates the future of humanity's return to the moon by aligning different national initiatives. The "Regulation Sandbox" Concept: Dr. Jenet discusses the "regulation sandbox" concept, where existing regulations for an area with commercial potential, for example a lunar ice deposit, are set aside for a limited time to allow a new set of rules to be tested. This concept could be applied more boradly to space launch or ISRU. Why the Public Should Care: Dr. Jenet emphasizes that the public should care about these efforts because these high-level discussions will lead to international laws governing the behavior of all actors in space, including private companies and entrepreneurs. Early awareness of these frameworks will be less painful for startups later on. These show notes have been truncated due to length. For the full show notes, visit https://twit.tv/shows/this-week-in-space/episodes/171 Host: Rod Pyle Co-Host: Isaac Arthur Guest: Fredrick (Rick) Jenet

The United Nations has mediated conflicts since its founding in 1945. That domain of involvement extended into space in 1967 with the Outer Space Treaty. Today, their role is increasingly active with more and more nations entering space and the private sector getting into the game. The US's space-related branches, UNOOSA (the UN Office of Outer Space Affairs) and COPUOUS (UN Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space), are busy. Many years ago, the National Space Society gained permanent UN observer status, which is much less passive than the name sounds. The organization has addressed the committees on more than one occasion and is working to influence the policy for space flight positively. Dr. Rick Jenet has been instrumental in these efforts and joins us in explaining the landscape of newspace, international space efforts, and the organization's future initiatives.Headline Space Shuttle Discovery Controversy: Rod and Isaac discuss the proposed $85 million move of the Space Shuttle Discovery from the Smithsonian to Houston, plan that faces obstacles from the Smithsonian, which holds the rights to the shuttle. Main Topic: UNOOSA & Dr. Rick Jenet The National Space Society's UN Observer Status: Dr. Jenet explains that the NSS gained permanent observer status at the UN in 2001. The NSS uses this privilege to inform delegates by providing research and presentations. UNOOSA and COPUOS Explained: Dr. Jenet clarifies that UNOOSA organizes the Committee on Peaceful Uses of Outer Space (COPUOS). While UNOOSA maintains a registry of space objects, COPUOS is the body of 104 member states that develops legal frameworks. Outer Space Treaty of 1967: Dr. Jenet talks about the Outer Space Treaty, a global treaty dating back to the Cold War era that governs how state actors behave in space. He that the treaty's language on property ownership is being re-examined due to the rise of commercial space activities. Space Traffic Management and Orbital Debris: Dr. Jenet highlights that discussions on space traffic management and orbital debris are in their early stages. These discussions focus on basic tenets like coordination and information sharing. Lunar Activities and Resource Utilization: The development of policies for lunar exploration and resource extraction is also an area of new activity. UNOOSA's "Action Team for Lunar Activities Consultation," with co-chairs from Romania and Pakistan, coordinates the future of humanity's return to the moon by aligning different national initiatives. The "Regulation Sandbox" Concept: Dr. Jenet discusses the "regulation sandbox" concept, where existing regulations for an area with commercial potential, for example a lunar ice deposit, are set aside for a limited time to allow a new set of rules to be tested. This concept could be applied more boradly to space launch or ISRU. Why the Public Should Care: Dr. Jenet emphasizes that the public should care about these efforts because these high-level discussions will lead to international laws governing the behavior of all actors in space, including private companies and entrepreneurs. Early awareness of these frameworks will be less painful for startups later on. These show notes have been truncated due to length. For the full show notes, visit https://twit.tv/shows/this-week-in-space/episodes/171 Host: Rod Pyle Co-Host: Isaac Arthur Guest: Fredrick (Rick) Jenet

We're excited to welcome TK and Nikki from Future of Africa to come and share with us this Sunday! Future of Africa has been one of our partners for many years, and are continuing as our Global Partner as part of our Peace in Action Team.TK, Nikki and their family live and work in Ghana, but are here in Waterloo visiting during the month of June. We hope you enjoy watching and hearing more about their passion and vision for the work of Future of Africa, as well as ways that we can continue to pray for and support them, both as a family and as an organization.

Headlines- Israel bombs Iran's state television- HACSU walk-out- Yoorook Walk for Truth final 2 days- Vic push for ADHD diagnosis by GPs 7.15 am// Hannah Tamata, Pacific Menstrual NetworkOn May 28th, Menstrual Hygiene Day, a report called 'Exploring the links between Climate Change and Menstrual Health in the Pacific' was published by WaterAid Australia and The Pacific Menstrual Health Network. This report highlights how extreme weather events, rising costs and patriarchal systems are deepening gender inequality and making it harder for women, girls and gender-diverse people to manage menstruation safely and with dignity. A couple of weeks ago, Phuong spoke to Hannah Tamata from the Pacific Menstrual Health Network to speak about this issue and the findings of their report in more detail. 7.30 am// Lana Nguyen, A Climate for ArtLana Nguyen, who alongside Eliki Reade, are co-instigators of A Climate for Art, a campaign that unifies the arts around the issue of our changing climate through divestment practices and community building. With a focus on financed emissions – banking and superannuation – ACFA is focused on collectivising their response through tangible actions, as well as growing critical climate dialogues through a community of practice. Lana joined us on the show back in 2023 when ACFA first launched and we're excited to speak with her again today about their Divestment Drop ins, in collaboration with Next Wave. 7.45 am// Emily, Resisting Nuclear Archival ExhibitionEmily is the editor of Friends of the Earth's long running mgazine, Chain Reaction, and also works on grassroots anti-nuclear campaigns. Emily joins us on the show now to talk about the final day of the Resisting Nuclear Archival Exhibition, running in Brunswick since 12th June. The exhibition traces the inspiring history of nuclear resistance on this continent and has offered a range of events, screenings and workshops since its launch last week. Tonight there will be a double magazine launch, featuring the two latest editions of Chain Reaction.  8.00 am// Anne Abbott, Koala Action TeamBetween 15 March and 15 May, more than 750 koalas were killed by helicopter marksmen in Budj Bim National Park in western Victoria. The aerial culling was not publicly announced, and various environmental and animal rights groups have raised concerns about the lack of transparency. Up next we'll be chatting with Anne Abbott from the Koala Action Team, a volunteer collective of Friends of the Earth Melbourne.Petitions: Animal Justice Party, Parliament (Vic residents only), Humane World for Animals, Wildlife Rescue 8.15 am// Skye Predavec, Australia InstituteSkye Predavec, who is an Anne Kantor Fellow at the Australia Institute, a progressive think tank focused on policy. As part of her fellowship, Skye has been conducting research into media ownership and diversity. Skye is here to chat about her recent research into the state of the current media landscape, including the lack of competition in print media, the geographical distribution of journalists across the country, with a focus on how regional and rural areas are impacted.

7:15 AM // Rosemary Storey and Mel (Victoria Forest Alliance) On Sunday 23 March 2025, grassroots organisations and concerned members of the community gathered outside Peter Khalil's office in Coburg to stand up for native protests and protest logging, planned burns, and other forms of destruction. This rally, organised by the Bob Brown Foundation, took place in many other cities across so-called Australia, including Byron Bay on Bundjalung Country and in Nipaluna/Hobart. Today we're going to listen to a speech delivered by Rosemary Storey, one of Victorian Forest Alliance's founding committee members as well as one of the founding members of Kinglake Friends of the Forests. Afterwards, we'll hear from Mel who is from Friends of Albert West Forest and Victorian Forest Alliance. And finally, we'll hear from the Climate Choir Melbourne. More news and other information regarding the fight for native forests, you can go to www.bobbrown.org.au or www.victorianforestalliance.org.au  7:30 AM // Sasha Tremayne, Trans Day of ActionSasha is a non-binary activist from Naarm and is one of the nearly 30 organisers who are bringing our communities together for the Trans Day of Action rally in Naarm. Come to the State Library at 5:30pm on Monday 31st March and join the grassroots collective of trans people who are fighting for trans liberation from state violence, discrimination and rainbow capitalism. To find out more, go to @tdoa.20205 on Instagram. And on Sunday 30th March, 3CR will have a special broadcast for Trans Day of Audibility from 12-6pm. Make sure you keep it locked to 3CR, 855AM and check www.3cr.org.au and on social media for more information. 7:45 AM // Cath Rouse, No Northern Incinerators campaignCath joined us to chat about the context behind the campaign, the health risk the incinerator poses to communities in Melbourne's North, and their recent presentation of their petition to Victorian Parliament to fight against a massive commercial waste incinerator in Melbourne's northern suburbs, close to childcare facilities, young families and migrant populations. 8:00 AM // Joseph, Peace Action ŌtautahiEarlier this month, members of Peace Action Ōtautahi [oh-toh-ta-he] occupied the NZ headquarters of international weapons commpany NIOA [pron: Nai-a] in Rolleston Canterbury for over 10 hours. Phuong spoke with Joseph, one of the protestors with Peace Action Ōtautahi, about the Australian weapons company, the recent direct action at NIOA headquarters, and the organising happening in Aotearoa to push back against the arming of the police force. Peace Action Ōtautahi is an anti-war, pro-justice radical action group based in Ōtautahi, Aotearoa.They stand for Indigenous and climate justice, tino rangatiratanga, feminist and queer liberation, and disability and worker's rights. They also stand against capitalism, war, police, prisons, borders, and discrimination of all kinds.Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander listeners, please be advised that the following segment includes references to Indigenous people who have passed away. There are also references to police violence.  If you need to talk to someone about the issues covered in the interview you can contact: Lifeline on 13 11 1413 YARN on 13 92 76 - a dedicated 24/7 national crisis support line for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander PeoplesYarning Safe'n'Strong on 1800 959 563 - a free and confidential 24-hour counselling service for all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander PeoplesPlease take care when listening. 8:15 AM // Anne Abbott, Strzelecki Koala Action TeamAnne Abbott from the Strzelecki Koala Action Team, a volunteer collective of Friends of the Earth Melbourne. Anne will share more about the first ever Koalathon event that's coming up this Sunday. The event seeks to raise funds for the Strzelecki Koala, the only genetically diverse koala remaining in southern parts of Australia. Their genetic diversity makes them more capable of withstanding environmental changes and means they are among the most important remnant koala populations left on the planet. For more information on the event, visit https://koalathon.raiselysite.com/ and to contribute to Lachlan's Legacy fundraiser, visit https://www.melbournefoe.org.au/lachlan_abbott_legacy Songs:Mother Nature - Angie McMahonWe Protect Us - Ash BrickySelamat Hari Raya - Saloma

Back in November we introduced the Elevation community to the Peace in Action Team (PiAT),  inviting our community to participate in building the branches of this team.  We are thrilled to further this important work of education, reflection, service, giving and advocacy, rooted in our faith and commitment to justice,  compassion and re-imagined church. For this special Service & Learning Gathering, we invite you to be part of this transformative journey.Together, we'll:Introduce our theme for the next few years, and reflect on why this theme matters in our communityLearn through regional stories, stats, and lived experiencesTake first steps toward advocacy and meaningful actionShape the vision of PiATYour voice, presence, and passion matter. Let's step forward in peace and action—together.

In this edition of "Update" we talk with Justin Miles the startup support and community development officer with the Healthy Bourbon County Action Team about HBCAT's Small Business Mentorship program. Topics include what the program offers to small businesses in need of guidance, how to join the Small Business Mentorship program, how often businesses meet with mentors and how mentors are compensated for their time.

The City of Missoula's Climate Action Team has been awarded over 130,000 dollars of federal funding to improve energy efficiency and meet the city's climate goals.

It's a big day for the long-in-waiting Women of Marvel! Up first, Action Team fav Elektra makes her solo title debut as Daredevil. She's been in Elektra as Elektra, she's been in Daredevil and minis as Daredevil, but now finally Ms. Nachios if you're nasty steps into the cowl in an ongoing title as Daredevil: The Woman Without Fear kicks off! Then, she's been Jean Grey in her own solo title (kinda), she's been Phoenix in every title (and like, so has everyone else at this point) but Mrs. Summers, Mrs. Howlett if you're cool, and just Jean if you're her good Judy, is Phoenix in a solo title. All this, plus special guest Tori, and more on an all new X Is For Podcast!  X Is For Show is your premiere place for web content where we discuss your favorite media, from comics to film & television to gaming and beyond! You can find the Action Pack broadcasting every week, so be sure to tune in and join us for all the fun.

Kevin Walsh welcomes special guests to take a look at tonight's MLB action, share bets for tonight's MLB slate, discuss the latest Team USA Basketball updates, touch on some picks for the upcoming PGA event, and more! 

Kevin Walsh welcomes special guests to take a look at tonight's MLB action, share bets for tonight's MLB slate, discuss the latest Team USA Basketball updates, touch on some picks for the upcoming PGA event, and more! 

Welcome back to Carolina Democracy! Today, we're joined by Gino Nuzzolillo of Common Cause North Carolina to discuss the issues that are top of mind for North Carolina voters rights now, the North Carolina Supreme Court's assault on democracy and civil rights, gerrymandering, public education, and more. Don't miss it! Voting Site Link:Election Day Voting Sites: https://vt.ncsbe.gov/PPLkup/Learn More Common Cause North Carolina:Website: https://www.commoncause.org/north-carolina/Action Team: https://ccnc.me/actionteamContact Us: jd@carolinademocracy.comFollow Us:Facebook: @CarolinaDemocracyInstagram: @carolinademocracy

MidWest Simon claims the lack of financial supports in budget 2024 will leave scores of struggling families in Clare in crisis. Last month, 296 households presented to the local authority's homeless action team, the highest figure recorded in the county so far this year. As part of budget 2024, the renters tax credit has been increased from €500 to €750, however the total rebate for electricity bills has fallen by €150. MidWest Simon CEO Jackie Bonfield believes the short sighted approach will exacerbate demand for emergency accommodation.

Indie MMA filmmaker/actor Matt Kane gets to reminesce about his college teaching dayjob, his martial arts teaching studio and how he and other artists got their film production companies off the ground.   A lovely soul, a brave mind and a talent just waiting to be a bigger name, this was a perfect chat to make anyone's day!                             MAIN LINKS:  LinkTree: ⁠https://linktr.ee/JURSPodcast⁠ Facebook Page: ⁠https://www.facebook.com/JackedUpReviewShow/⁠ Facebook Group: ⁠https://www.facebook.com/groups/2452329545040913⁠ Twitter:⁠ https://twitter.com/JackedUpReview ⁠ Instagram: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/jacked_up_podcast/ ⁠         SHOW LINKS: YouTube: ⁠https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCIyMawFPgvOpOUhKcQo4eQQ⁠   iHeartRadio: ⁠https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-the-jacked-up-review-show-59422651/⁠   Podbean: ⁠https://jackedupreviewshow.podbean.com⁠   Spotify: ⁠https://open.spotify.com/show/7Eg8w0DNympD6SQXSj1X3M⁠   Apple Podcasts: ⁠https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-jacked-up-review-show-podcast/id1494236218⁠   RadioPublic: ⁠https://radiopublic.com/the-jacked-up-review-show-We4VjE⁠   Overcast: ⁠https://overcast.fm/itunes1494236218/the-jacked-up-review-show-podcast⁠   Google Podcasts: ⁠https://podcasts.google.com/?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy9hNDYyOTdjL3BvZGNhc3QvcnNz⁠   Anchor:  ⁠https://anchor.fm/s/a46297c/podcast/rss⁠   PocketCasts: ⁠https://pca.st/0ncd5qp4⁠   CastBox:  ⁠https://castbox.fm/channel/The-Jacked-Up-Review-Show-Podcast-id2591222⁠        

Everyone has a dream team that you would love to see star together in an action movie. On this podcast we put together our own action teams from the actors that we would love see together

Roxanne Saxon program coordinator at Tri-Cities Community Action Team

In this episode, Cecilia speaks with Alex, Sydney, and Pavithra, members of IPJC's Youth Advisory Team Internship, also known as YATI and with Sarah Pericich-Lopez, who is IPJC's faith communities organizer who organizes the team. We often hear that the youth are the future, but this conversation reminds us of how much youth can do right now when they are given the opportunity to deepen relationship with their communities, and to express and fight for what is important to them. This episode will inspire you to be bold, take risks, and to listen deeply as a way to make meaningful change in our world today. 

On this episode of the Furbabies Podcast, Stephanie Goodman talks with Sharon Ganzhorn from the SCAT Inc Team (Sharon's Critter Action Team) which is an animal rescue 501c3 nonprofit out of Virginia. Sharon shares her passion for helping animals and how her rescue has started and grown with the help of others. https://www.facebook.com/sharon.ganzhornSCAT Inc: http://www.scatinc.orgWatch the original video HERE!Sharon Ganzhorn is the president and founder of a small eastern VA animal rescue that focuses mainly on cats. We work hard to bring the animals in our care to optimum health and help them find forever homes.SCAT, a 501(c)3 organization, was founded in 2015 and is primarily a cat rescue and volunteer foster organization. We frequently take the ones with expensive veterinary care needs that no one else will take. (We take in other types of animals on occasion.) After getting kitties the veterinary care they need, which is often significant, they are loved and pampered with by their foster families until they can be sent to our partner rescue organizations for adoption. We do not charge approved rescues for our kitties; we are simply pleased that they will have a chance to have loving forever homes.Occasionally, we do adopt to families in our area. Our adoption fee is $50 and the family must agree that the kitty will be indoors only and will not be declawed. We welcome inquiries! Our online auctions and fundraisers provide needed dollars for our very substantial veterinary and foster and travel expenses to transport kitties to New Hampshire and Massachusetts. We also support shelters, rescues and sanctuaries nationwide, especially in emergency situations (such as the North Carolina hurricane) with funds, supplies and volunteers. SCAT has no employees. We are 100% volunteers. ​ SCAT is about sharing our love for all animals, but also sharing our talents and our bounty. And, as we come together in the spirit of giving, we form lifelong friendships. Each life is important and we are rewarded by knowing we are making a difference.Tune into the Furbabies Podcast YouTube Channel at http://FurbabiesPodcast.tv.Got a question or suggestion for Stephanie and the show? Book a call with Steph at http://TalkWithStephanieGoodman.com

In this episode, Liam scores an interview with the Adeption golden ticket winner. We also talk about the state of the game, and some likely changes in the upcoming balances dataslate.

In this webinar, CCL Braver Angels Action Team co-chairs, Beth Malow and Bruce Morlan, along with Leadership Team member Arlene JM Grant, will highlight a national organization, Braver Angels, that is dedicated to healing our political divisions. The training will review how Braver Angels' techniques and skills can serve our organization's mission of bipartisan solutions to climate change. A research article summarizing one of the Braver Angels/Citizens' Climate Lobby workshops will be highlighted and participants will be provided with actionable opportunities for their local groups.  Join Braver Angels here:  https://braverangels.org/  Join the CCL Braver Angels Action Team here:  http://cclusa.org/BAactionteam    Register for our next BA/CCL Depolarizing Within Workshop on Sunday afternoon, January 29, 2023 here:   https://www.eventbrite.com/e/braver-angels-depolarizing-within-communications-workshop-tickets-465366051387  Read the Research Article on our Bridging the Divide on Climate Solutions workshop here: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.joclim.2022.100177  Watch the Connecting During Lobbying Meetings Video here: https://vimeo.com/771224806 

Dublin City U. Water Institute, New York Legalizes Human Composting, Earth Quaker Action Team!

It's a problem...right across the country...aging baby boomers living on low incomes getting squeezed out of the rental market... So where are they supposed to live? And who's looking out for them? (0:33) It's been 25 years since Danny Gaulton, a former Labrador City resident, went missing...But his family is not giving up on finding answers. (9:07) What is self-governance? And why has it taken thirty years for the provincial and federal governments to finalize a modern treaty with the Innu of Labrador? We hear more from negotiator Peter Penashue and from the minister responsible for Indigenous Affairs and Reconciliation. (20:13) The Newfoundland and Labrador Housing Corporation announced its plans for a new purpose-built facility this week. We hear from Minister John Abbott on the information you need to know. (27:42) The provincial Action Team has released its plan for a new proposed purpose-built facility in Happy Valley-Goose Bay. We hear from NunatuKavut, who's on the team, about their must-haves. (36:18) We talk to our house doctor Peter Lin about Alzheimer's disease, and the genetics and habits that can raise or lower our risk factors. (44:01)

Guest: Phil Venables, Vice President and CISO at Google Cloud Topics: Google Cybersecurity Action Team is your brainchild and it is 1 year old, what comes to mind first when we reflect on this anniversary? The team is primarily about helping clients with security, what did we learn doing this for a year? What challenges have we (Google Cybersecurity Action Team) faced in our first year? We released 4 Threat Horizons reports this year, what is the future for this research here? We often hear that in the cloud we need to move away from products towards solutions, how does that work in security? Your famous 8 megatrends post is several months old - any new thoughts or changes coming to this concept? Recently you had a very interesting blog “Crucial Questions from CISOs and Security Teams”, with a list of questions, can you share some of your thinking here? Resources: Security at Google Cloud Next 2022 Next Special - Log4j Reflections, Software Dependencies and Open Source Security Next Special - Improving Browser Security in the New Era of Work Next Special - Can We Escape Ransomware by Migrating to the Cloud? NEXT Special - Google Cybersecurity Action Team: What's the Story? (Next 2021 special episode) Modernizing SOC ... Introducing Autonomic Security Operations  How autonomic data security can help define cloud's future Google Cloud Threat Horizons Report #1 #2 #3 #4 8 Megatrends drive cloud adoption—and improve security for all “Demystify Data Sovereignty and Sovereign Cloud Secrets at Google Cloud” (ep81) Crucial Questions from CISOs and Security Teams Google Cybersecurity Action Team

September 28, 2022--Host Karen Ottoboni takes a look at hot topics in local politics. This week Karen talks with Elizabeth Swenson, a founding member of the Housing Action Team.

Attacke Teil zwei! Das Wochenende beim Enduro Action Team steckt Carina und Alex nicht mehr in den Knochen, aber noch ziemlich gut im Kopf und im Herzen. In diesem zweiten Teil zum EAT haben wir die zauberhafte, willensstarke, zielstrebige und damit absolut erfolgreiche Offroad-Instruktorin Amelie Mooseder vor dem Micro. Sie konnte schon richtig gut Motorrad fahren, als sie den BMW Motorrad GS Trophy Qualifier abgenommen hat. Und dann kamen die beiden Jungs vom EAT ins Spiel, die ihr Talent und ihren Ehrgeiz richtig erkannten und sie ins Team aufgenommen haben. Amelie erzählt ausführlich von der Instruktorenausbildung und wie sie dort hinfahren konnte, wo sie jetzt ist. Und die beiden Podcast-Plaudertaschen rekapitulieren und berichten ausführlich von diesem intensiven Trainingswochenende. Viel Feedback, viele ehrliche Worte, sehr viel Lachen, Liebe für's Motorradfahren und die Herzensmenschen am Tisch! DANKE

Attacke und Willkommen zurück aus der Sommerpause! Euer Lieblingspodcast ist zurück und zwar mit einem fulminanten Gast: Robert Loschütz, der Gründer und einer der beiden Geschäftsführer des Enduro Action Team erzählt, was es mit dem sogenannten EAT eigentlich auf sich hat. Wie er zum Motorradfahren kam, wie die Idee entstand, Offroad-Trainings zu geben und wie sich das einst kleinen Unternehmen in den letzten 10 Jahren zu einem fixen Stern am Enduro-Himmel entwickelt hat. https://www.enduroactionteam.com/ Für alle Stickerlover: wenn ihr Aufkleber von Eurem neuen Lieblingspodcast haben wollt, werft ein klein wenig Trinkgeld in die Kaffee-/Bierkasse und schreibt Eure Adresse dazu, die Überraschung folgt per Post! 
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The Social Justice Co-Operative of Newfoundland and Labrador's Zero Waste Action Team has been keeping their eye on plastics in this province. The group has done three audits on plastic brands over the past three years... and they've found that in this province, most of the plastics in our households AREN'T recyclable. Now, the Zero Waste Action Team is looking for solutions to deal with all of that plastic,,, And they see an opportunity in a looming piece of provincial legislation. Sarah Sauve is a Zero Waste Action Team volunteer.

Action Team for the people experiencing homelessness, Drew's getting married this weekend, new segment "News to us!" and more with your two crazy hosts Carter and Drew!

Value Mapping - Improve First This starts with creating value maps for each major process that produces something to sell. As we discussed in previous shows, once you have reviewed and improved the process to take all unnecessary steps of the process, now is to time fully burden each step with all of its costs. Topics: Show/Chapter 6 Review Select the Target Process: Project Manager selects a target process. ​Assemble Process Teams: Simple Projects – Project Manager creates an Action Team to handle the design, building, testing, and finalizing of the new process. Complex Projects – Executive creates a Design Team for research, design, and project management; and an Action Team for building and testing the new process. Create “As Is” Process: Project Manager or Design Team works with employees in the targeted process to determine what they “actually do” and why those steps/methods were chosen.Conduct Market Research: Based upon the output produced from the targeted process Project Manager conducts research to establish a Benchmark (Should Be) as a starting point.Compare “As Is” to “Should Be” Process: Project Manager or Design Team compares what should be done against what actually occurs to determine the reasons for the difference. This information is critical for designing the “To Be” process.Perform a Value Check:Check 1 - does this step provide value to the customer is willing to pay for?Check 2 - is the step required for technical or quality demands?Check 3: is the step required for legal or regulatory demands? Complete a QSFD: A structured process for creating design specifications based upon user needs and technological requirements. Should include project manager, functional management, subject matter experts, and front line employees.Create “To Be” Process Map: Starting from the As Is, Design and/or Action Team build a process that establishes the company as the LCP (Lowest Cost Producer) or as close as possible.

LCP PART 1 Select the Target Process: Project Manager selects a target process. ​Assemble Process Teams: Simple Projects – Project Manager creates an Action Team to handle the design, building, testing, and finalizing of the new process. Complex Projects – Executive creates a Design Team for research, design, and project management; and an Action Team for building and testing the new process. Create “As Is” Process: Project Manager or Design Team works with employees in the targeted process to determine what they “actually do” and why those steps/methods were chosen. Conduct Market Research: Based upon the output produced from the targeted process Project Manager conducts research to establish a Benchmark (Should Be) as a starting point. Compare “As Is” to “Should Be” Process: Project Manager or Design Team compares what should be done against what actually occurs to determine the reasons for the difference. This information is critical for designing the “To Be” process. Perform a Value Check: Check 1 - does this step provide value to the customer is willing to pay for? Check 2 - is the step required for technical or quality demands? Check 3: is the step required for legal or regulatory demands? Complete a QSFD: A structured process for creating design specifications based upon user needs and technological requirements. Should include project manager, functional management, subject matter experts, and front line employees. Create “To Be” Process Map: Starting from the As Is, Design and/or Action Team build a process that establishes the company as the LCP (Lowest Cost Producer) or as close as possible.

As a special edition Patient Safety Awareness Week podcast, speakers discuss their work on the National Quality Forum's Action Team on Person-Centered Medication Safety. The co-chairs of this Action Team highlight the priority challenges and recommendations for stakeholders to take away from this work. Additionally, they discuss creating meaningful partnerships with patients, families, and caregivers and outlining practical steps that hospitals and health systems can take to implement better person-centered medication safety.   The information presented during the podcast reflects solely the opinions of the presenter. The information and materials are not, and are not intended as, a comprehensive source of drug information on this topic. The contents of the podcast have not been reviewed by ASHP, and should neither be interpreted as the official policies of ASHP, nor an endorsement of any product(s), nor should they be considered as a substitute for the professional judgment of the pharmacist or physician.

In this episode, we welcome members of UVAFinance's Inclusive Excellence Committee and Equity Action Team to discuss the trajectory of diversity and inclusion efforts in UVAFinance.  Our guests are Melody Bianchetto, ToShun Campbell, LaVerne Harris, and James Cobb. Resources Mentioned:  More on the UVAFinance blog about Inclusive Excellence activities: http://uvafinance.blogspot.com/search/label/Inclusive%20Excellence More on the UVAFinance Website about DEI (scroll down and click on Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion): https://uvafinance.virginia.edu/about-uvafinance DEI at UVA: https://dei.virginia.edu/inclusive-excellence  Previous Pods featuring Inclusive Excellence and Brave Space discussions: https://uvafinance.blogspot.com/2020/10/new-on-finance-matters-brave-space-in.html A Sampling of Previous Sprint Discussion Topics:  Uncomfortable Conversations with a Black Man, ft. White Allergies Rioting for Injustice, ft. Trevor Noah addressing protesting and rioting, plus Kimberly Jones interview Covert/Overt White Supremacy ft. Reverse Racism and Race vs. Religion Book Discussion:  Master of the Mountain:  Thomas Jefferson & His Slaves Colorblind Ideology:  CBS News: MLK's “content of character” quote inspires debate PBS: Why Colorblindness is not the right approach to race Traci Ellis TEDx: The Exceptional Negro: Fighting to be Seen in a Colorblind World Oprah Magazine: Being “Color Blind” Doesn't Make You Not Racist – In Fact, It Can Mean the Opposite. History of Race at UVA with Professor Kirt von Daacke: UVA and The History of Race UVA Group Honors Unknown Slaves at Burial Site, Sets Stage for Future Work From Kitchens to Gravesites: Commission Explores History of Slavery at UVA Racial Equity Task Force Releases Report, 12 Key Recommendations for Action Inclusive Mindset for Committed Allies (LinkedIn Learning) 1619 Podcast Lovecraft Country Defund the Police discussion with UVA Chief of Police Tim Longo:  Brookings Institute: What does ‘defund the police' mean and does it have merit? CNN: There's a growing call to defund the police. Here's what it means A Capital Insurrection An interview with UVA historian, Caroline Janney: The Dark Familiarity of Trump's Lost Cause Time Magazine: The 1898 Wilmington Massacre Is an Essential Lesson in How State Violence Has Targeted Black Americans NPR: The Lies We Tell Ourselves About Race Charles Blow: The greatest threat to our democracy Reveal News: Remembering a White Supremacist Coup Annette John-Hall: The Capitol insurrection was never about the election. It was about white supremacy The Vanishing Half by Brit Bennett Viruses don't see race, right? Johns Hopkins COVID-19 Map  American medicine was built on the backs of slaves.  UVA and the History of Race: Eugenics, the Racial Integrity Act, Health Disparities-integrity-act-health-disparities  The Tuskegee Study Meet Onesimus the Enslaved African Who Saved Boston from Smallpox For Black Americans, COVID-19 is a reminder of the racism of US healthcare Why African American communities are being hit hard by COVID-19  

Vor 10 Jahren war das Action Team eines der ersten Enduro Racing Teams in der frisch gegründeten Enduro World Series. Wir sprechen mit Claus Wachsmann über seine Erfahrungen, die Entwicklung des Sports und die neue Kategorie der E-Bike Rennen.

Guests:  Alison Reyes, Director, Security Solutions, Google Cloud Iman Ghanizada, Solutions Manager for Security Operations & Analytics @ Google Cloud Topics: What is our thinking on solutions vs products for security? Sure, “security is a process, not a product,” but where do solutions fit in? Security as an industry has too many vendors with little understanding of how users secure things, can solutions approach fix that? Google is sometimes known for writing code and just throwing it out there, do solutions change that dynamic for Google Cloud clients who come to us for security? Who are the target users for our security solutions? Why did we choose those solutions and not others? To me, solutions is how our products actually live in the real world. But can we really hope to transform customer operations with solutions? One of the solutions dear to my heart is Autonomic Security Operations that seeks to “10X the SOC”, how was the experience so far? Is 10X real and what does it mean? How do we know if we succeeded, what are metrics for solutions? How do solutions fit with Google Cybersecurity  Action Team launch? Do we need more action figures now?  Resources: Google Cybersecurity Action Team NEXT Special - Google Cybersecurity Action Team: What's the Story? Google SRE books Autonomic Security Operations Web App and API Protection Achieving Autonomic Security Operations: Reducing toil Autonomic Security Operations: 10X Transformation of the Security Operations Center

NeCGA President Andy Jobman talks about the NCGA Sustainability Action Team and responding to high fertilizer prices.

Nebraska farmer Steve Ebke talks about the NCGA Risk Management and Transportation Action Team

Dan Wesely from Morse Bluff talks about recent issues addressed by the Production Technology Access action team of the National Corn Growers Association.

Guest: Phil Venables (@philvenables), Vice President, Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) @ Google Cloud Topics: We are here to talk Google Cybersecurity Action Team, and this is your brainchild, so tell our audience the origin of this idea? How is Cybersecurity Action Team going to help secure GCP enterprise clients? Is there also a “improve the security of the internet” story? Many organizations seem stuck in the pre-cloud thinking and mental models, can Cybersecurity Action Team help them transform their security? How? When we sometimes present our security innovations to clients, they say “but we are not Google”, so how does Cybersecurity Action Team help us bring more of Google Cybersecurity to the world? What else do we plan to do with Cybersecurity Action Team to help customers modernize their security? How should customers engage with Cybersecurity Action Team? Resources: Google Cybersecurity Action Team "Google Announces Cybersecurity Action Team to Support the Security Transformations of Public and Private Sector Organizations” “Site Reliability Engineering” book (free) “Autonomic Security Operations: 10X Transformation of the Security Operations Center” paper

In this episode, we talk to KSCS Manager of Mental Wellness and Addictions Alana Kane about the new Mental Health Action Team. We discuss the important work that the team has been doing during the COVID-19 pandemic, who is involved with the team, as well as how community members could access mental health services and what the team would like to work on in the coming weeks.

Welcome back, friends! Today we have a really cool show for you. One of the coolest things that I've seen in the last few years of Greensburg's revitalization efforts is businesses teaming up to collaborate on projects. Today we're talking with 3 separate businesses about how they all got together and tackled a project. Ashley Lechman from Let Clutterfly teamed up with Nicole Szakos of Thrivent Financial to help clean and organize the cluttered offices of Big Brothers Big Sisters. Stephanie Babich was also here to tell us the world of difference that made to her organization. It's a great one, so check it out and give it a share! Check them out at the following links

On this episode of the TBH podcast, we talk with Vivian Leon, Mimi Mier-Rosales and Zabreen Shaikh, three members of the Mental Health Association of San Francisco's (MHASF) TAY Action Team (TAT)! In part 2 of the chat with the TAT, we cover how to reach out for help when it's needed, the importance of self-care and what everyone's looking forward to post-pandemic!To learn more about the TAY Action Team or become a member of the team, please email Mimi at maria@mentalhealthsf.org or visit the MHASF website. You can also check out Mimi's art on Instagram!Thank you for listening to the To Be Honest podcast! We hope to be an open platform to youth and young adults across the Bay Area who would like to talk about their experience(s) with mental health and substance use.If you would like to share your own behavioral health story, please email us at tbh.today@gmail.com.  Learn more about the To Be Honest campaign and discover resources at www.tobehonest.todayFollow us!Instagram: @tobehonest.todayFacebook: @TobehonestTodayTwitter: @tobehonesttodayTo Be Honest is a behavioral health stigma reduction campaign for youth, transitional aged youth and their families in Santa Clara County, created by Momentum for Health and sponsored by District 4 Inventory Funds (Santa Clara County), Republic Urban Properties and Kaiser Permanente's Northern California Community Benefit Program.Editors: Avery Cruz & Peyton DillehayMusic: Julia SteeleRecorded: February 25, 2021

On this episode of the TBH podcast, we talk with Vivian Leon, Mimi Mier-Rosales and Zabreen Shaikh, three members of the Mental Health Association of San Francisco's (MHASF) TAY Action Team (TAT)! In part 1 of the chat with the TAT, we cover what they do as a team, how they each got involved with MHASF and their personal experiences with mental health.To learn more about the TAY Action Team or become a member of the team, please email Mimi at maria@mentalhealthsf.org or visit the MHASF website. You can also check out Mimi's art on Instagram!Thank you for listening to the To Be Honest podcast! We hope to be an open platform to youth and young adults across the Bay Area who would like to talk about their experience(s) with mental health and substance use.If you would like to share your own behavioral health story, please email us at tbh.today@gmail.com.  Learn more about the To Be Honest campaign and discover resources at www.tobehonest.todayFollow us!Instagram: @tobehonest.todayFacebook: @TobehonestTodayTwitter: @tobehonesttodayTo Be Honest is a behavioral health stigma reduction campaign for youth, transitional aged youth and their families in Santa Clara County, created by Momentum for Health and sponsored by District 4 Inventory Funds (Santa Clara County), Republic Urban Properties and Kaiser Permanente's Northern California Community Benefit Program.Editors: Avery Cruz & Peyton DillehayMusic: Julia SteeleRecorded: February 25, 2021

Ep. #19 Elevation Call | Easter, New growth, and Decisive Action - Team Unlimited Sunday, Apr. 4th, 2021 www.zilis.com/lnb https://anchor.fm/teamunlimited Tags: team, work, volume, business dev, jeep, people, sponsor, leaderboard, generation, zoom-call, product, binary, business, Health balance, self esteem, repetition, people, brain, talk, follow, thinking, leaderboard, life, neurology, wiring, create, programs, important, franchise, unlimited, launch, radiance --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/teamunlimited/message

2011 nahm Claus den Enduro Trend in Frankreich ernster als andere und startete das erste Enduro Mountainbike Profi Team. Als Teammanager hat er es über die Jahre erfolgreich aufgebaut und weiterentwickelt. Mit Fahrern wie Nico Lau, Greg Callaghan und Gusti Wildhaber mischte das Cube Action Team bei der EWS ganz vorne mit. Seit zwei Jahren sorgt das Action Rookies Team für eigenen Nachwuchs. Claus erzählt, wie alles auf 26 Zoll Fullies, mit 3-fach Kurbeln und 120 mm Federweg anfing, er E-MTB‘s und die EWS zusammen brachte - und was ihn zu Team Namen inspirierte. _____________ SHOWNOTES _____________ Mehr über Claus Wachsmann: • Cube Action Team - Website: https://www.cube.eu/cube-bikes/ • Cube Action Team auf Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cubeactionteam/ • Cube Action Team auf Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CubeActionTeam • Action Rookies auf Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/action_rookies/ The brand explorer: • Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/belling_brandcoaching/ • Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bellingAgileCoaching • Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dirkbelling/ • Webpage: http://www.the-brand-explorer.com • Feedback & Questions: info@the-brand-explorer.com

Physiological Episodes Action Team Conversation with Commander Jope.

GenJ Student Action Teams (or SATs) have been a core part of the GenJ experience for years now. Many of our listeners know what it's like to volunteer with their GenJ friends to encourage people to get out and vote. Since 2004, GenJ volunteers have contacted more than 5 million voters during Student Action Team Deployments.In this episode, Daniel sits down with Joel and Jeremiah to dive deep into everything that happens before a Student Action Team actually hits the ground. They talk candidate vetting, campaign strategy, crazy deployment stories, and the one time Joel rented every mini van at the Denver airport.Other stories include how Joel and Jeremiah's first SAT experiences, how the word about SATs spreads through the halls and offices of Washington, D.C., and why a shelf of old running shoes holds a very special place in Joel's heart. This episode is sure to put you in the Election Day spirit as the guys reflect on some of the most inspiring and insane stories from over a decade of SAT deployments.If you would like to learn more about GenJ Student Action Teams or volunteer for this November's deployments, you can go to www.genj.us/SATs. If you enjoy this episode, go ahead and give us a great review and a 5 star rating! (This helps other people find and enjoy the show.) And be sure you're subscribed on your favorite podcast platform to get the next episode in your feed.Email info@generationjoshua.org to let us know how you're liking the show and if you have any requests for guests or topics! Links: Volunteer for the 2020 Student Action Teams: www.genj.us/SATsGenJ Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/generationjoshua/GenJ Facebook: http://facebook.com/GenerationJoshuaDaniel's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/danielhofficial/Joel's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/joelgrewe/Jeremiah's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jlorrig/Note: GenJ believes that it's important to have authentic conversations about ideas that matter. Thus, the viewpoints and policy proposals of our hosts and guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of Generation Joshua. Producer: Daniel HeffingtonCopyright 2020 Generation Joshua 

If you're in need of encouragement (and truly, who among us isn't), this edition of Spotlight will speak to your soul as we feature more prayer and exhortation from the recent Rally for Jesus. Rev. Ron Citlau references 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18 as a model for Christians to engage with the world and strengthen the Church. After the break, Rev. Ceasar LeFlore encourages us to claim the peace that Jesus promises to His followers and he passionately asks us to consider how the righteous people of God should respond when the foundations of our nation – truth, righteousness, sanctity of life, and family – are being destroyed. Rev. Ron Citlau is the leader pastor of Calvary Church in Orland Park. Thank you, Pastor Citlau and Calvary Church for hosting Illinois Family Institute's Rally for Jesus! Rev. Ceasar LeFlore is an Illinois Family Institute board member, a founder of Southland Coalition for Life, and a local leader for the 40 Days for Life prayer campaign. Will you consider joining IFI's Prayer and Action Team? Please click here for more information. Election Day is just around the corner! Check HERE to verify that your voter registration, including name and address information, is valid and up-to-date. New voters can also register online HERE. A big thank you to Calvary Church and Pastor Ron Citlau for hosting this rally at their facility.

The United States lost for the first time in the previous 78 games in international play, dropping an exhibition game vs. Australia, 98-94. How did Boston Celtics players Kemba Walker, Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown fare? And how did Marcus Smart look coming back from injury? Plus, Dwight Howard joins the Lakers.   The CLNS Media Network is the leading online provider of audio and video content in the digital realm. CLNS is a premiere destination for broadcast journalism as well as personal and collective digital branding and marketing.

Today on the show I'm giving you a more direct call to action. This week, tens of thousands of people are preparing to endure the wrath of Hurricane Florence, and a group of tens of thousands more are ready to deploy their skills to be the best part of their worst day and Get (Stuff) Done. Team Rubicon's primary mission is providing disaster relief to those affected by natural disasters, be they domestic or international. By pairing the skills and experiences of military veterans with first responders, medical professionals, and technology solutions, Team Rubicon aims to provide the greatest service and impact possible. Through continued service, Team Rubicon seeks to provide our veterans with three things they lose after leaving the military: a purpose, gained through disaster relief; community, built by serving with others; and identity, from recognizing the impact one individual can make. Coupled with leadership development and other opportunities, Team Rubicon looks to help veterans transition from military to civilian life. I'm a proud member of Team Rubicon Region V, and had the privilege of serving alongside my fellow tribe members in the wake of Hurricane Harvey in 2017. It was one of the most profoundly positive experiences of my life, and you can have that mix of adventure, purpose, and service too by signing up to deploy on their website. It only takes a few hours of training, and a little bit of gear and you're good to go. Here's where you go to sign up: teamrubiconusa.csod.com/selfreg/register.aspx?c=sf_track&_ga=2.194349679.356286805.1536672462-505347610.1536672462