Podcast appearances and mentions of Adam Marshall

Send us a Text Message.I'm delighted to welcome you to another blooming episode of The Cutflower Podcast. Today, I have the pleasure of chatting with Adam Marshall, known as Green Fingered City Boy on Instagram. Adam's journey from a complete novice to a gardening sensation is truly inspiring. Join us as we explore his story, his passion projects, and how he has captivated nearly 70,000 followers with his relatable and engaging content.Episode Summary:In this episode, I sit down with Adam Marshall to discuss his incredible transformation from a non-gardener to a beloved Instagram gardening personality. Adam shares how he discovered gardening just before the 2020 lockdown and how it became a vital part of his physical and mental well-being. We talk about his ambitious projects, the challenges he's faced, and how he manages to balance a full-time job with his gardening and social media commitments. Adam's journey is a testament to the therapeutic power of gardening and the impact of sharing your passion with a community.Key Takeaways:Gardening as Therapy:Adam began gardening to improve his physical health, discovering it also offered tremendous mental health benefits.From Novice to Expert:Despite starting with little knowledge, Adam's dedication and enthusiasm have made him a proficient gardener.Leveraging Social Media:By sharing his gardening journey on Instagram, Adam has built a large and supportive following, inspiring many to start their own gardening adventures.Tackling Big Projects:Adam discusses how he approaches large gardening projects and the importance of breaking them down into manageable steps.Balancing Act:Balancing a full-time job with his gardening passion, Adam shares his strategies for managing his time effectively.Community and Support:Adam emphasises the importance of building a supportive community and collaborating with others in the gardening world.Personal Growth and Overcoming Challenges:From plant failures to winning a gold award at Gardeners' World Live, Adam talks about the ups and downs of his gardening journey.Get in Touch:Follow Adam Marshall:Instagram: @greenfingeredcitybo New Catalogue Out Now, Oct 23, https://plantsofdistinction.co.uk use the code CUTFLOWER30 for 30% off your order. Flower Farmers Retreat 2024 (21 &22 September): https://fieldgateflowers.kartra.com/page/businessretreat2024 2024 Farm Day at Field Gate Farm (10 August): https://fieldgateflowers.kartra.com/page/farmvisit A Cut Above Waitlist: https://fieldgateflowers.kartra.com/page/ACutAboveWaitlist The Growth Club: https://fieldgateflowers.kartra.com/page/thegrowthclub Lots of free resources on our website: https://thecutflowercollective.co.uk/cut-flower-resources/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fieldgateflowers Facebook Group 'Cut Flower Farming - Growth and Profit in your business' https://www.facebook.com/groups/449543639411874 Facebook Group 'The Cut Flower Collection' https://www.facebook.com/groups/cutflowercollection

Todays episode is from a rainy Tuesday in September last year, where we toured around Gold Medal winning garden designer of a Beautiful boarder at Gardeners World Live. The audio and video at the start of the podcast is a bit glitchy but it does sort itself out after 10 minutes or so! See if you can spot some elements of Adams medal winning garden in his home garden. Great to chat with Adam about his garden and gardeners world live and see more of his garden. 

In this weeks episode we chat with writer and author Jean Vernon. Jean is a champion for bees, pollinators and all wildlife and is on a mission to educate everyone about the intricate balance of nature in gardens from birds to bees and everything in-between. @mr_plantgeek and @ellenmarygardening find out about Jeans love of gardens, her books and get some wildlife friendly gardening take home tips. As a bonus Jean has provided her top 10 plants for pollinators below:   Vipers Bugloss Hellebores Flowering currant Comfrey Fuchsias Echinops Cherry plum Prunus cerasifera Crocus Lungwort Dandelions   Find out more about Jean, her books and upcoming workshops at:  www.TheGreenJeanie.com www.AddictedToBees.com   Horti hangout this week is with Adam Marshall known as the Green Fingered City Boy on social media. Hear about his story of gardening, snapper the Venus fly trap and bare root plants. Plus lots of Tulips!    Sponsors of series 13 are Lava-Lite  - Naturally The Best   Effortlessly nourish and protect your plants with a collection of totally non-toxic, environmentally friendly, sustainable, pH neutral, lightweight and 100% natural products.   Derived from volcanic deposits, LAVA-LITE was formed by nature over 10,000 years ago.   The collection is made up of eight different horticultural growing/potting media and pest control products, with each continually offering the same natural benefits: thermal protection, moisture retention and control, soil conditioning and providing a nutrient boost; as well as being completely child, pet and environmentally safe.   LAVA-LITE is chemically inert, zero-harm and does not kill pests. It acts as a natural barrier and deterrent, providing an opportunity for them to simply move on.   All the products can be used anywhere in the home and garden without worry and any predators eating prey that have come in to contact with LAVA-LITE will not be harmed, keeping eco-systems balanced, maintained and sustainable.   The LAVA-LITE collection is available in handy 1 litre and 3 litre resealable pouches. They are easy to use, provide great results and don't require careful handling, making them perfect for the novice gardener and specialist grower.   Learn more at www.lava-lite.co.uk

State Member of the NSW Legislative Assembly, Adam Marshall, has introduced a Bill that would split the Hunter New England Health District in two. This Bill would result in the reincarnation of the New England Are Health Service that would focus entirely on the New England region. Adam joined Ben through our remote platform to discuss the Bill, why it is necessary, and the state of healthcare within the New England area. 

In this friendly and informative episode, Roz welcomes Adam Marshall, known as Green fingered city boy on Instagram. Adam shares his gardening journey and how he has amassed nearly 70,000 followers on instagram.Adam's gardening journey began in 2020, just before covid lockdowns, as a way to take control of his physical health and increase his physical capacity. Previously, he hadn't been involved in gardening, despite his mum's interest and memories of watching gardening shows together. During lockdown, with his work as a critical worker in pharmaceutical packaging design, Adam found solace in transforming his garden. His projects grew bigger and more adventurous.Growing up with gardening influences from his parents and grandparents, Adam realised that ordinary people could achieve remarkable things in their gardens. He believes that gardening has become more accessible and cool for everyone, thanks to platforms like Instagram. By sharing photos and videos of his garden and various projects, Adam has connected with a growing audience and inspired others to give gardening a try.Key Takeaways:Embracing Gardening: Adam Marshall shares his journey of discovering gardening as a way to take control of his physical health and increase his physical capacity.From Novice to Instagram Sensation: Adam's love for gardening grew during lockdown, leading him to create an Instagram account and share his garden transformations, which resonated with thousands of followers.Making Gardening Cool: Adam's adventurous projects and playful attitude towards gardening have helped break the stereotype that it's an older person's hobby, making it accessible and appealing to a wider audience.Trying Everything: Adam encourages others to explore different aspects of gardening and find what they enjoy most, emphasizing that there's something for everyone, whether it's outdoor gardening, houseplants, or other gardening-related activitiesThe Importance of Small Steps: Adam highlights the value of taking small steps and gradually building gardening skills, reminding listeners that gardening is a journey of discovery and enjoyment.Finding Personal Passion: Adam's scattered content on social media reflects his ex This podcast episode is sponsored by First Tunnels, leaders in domestic and commercial product tunnels. A polytunnel is an amazing protective environment for plants, vegetables and flowers, extending any growing season, whether you're growing for pleasure or commercially. Whether you go for a small or a large tunnel, you can be assured of the same high quality product from First Tunnels, poly tunnels. Do pop over to their website and take a look at their range

Highlights of todays D40 Quest game between Yorkshire and Lancashire. The sun was shining all day. Features special guest Adam Marshall

Roger Waters Does NOT SEE Anything Wrong With His Beliefs Plus Sadus Chemical Exposure For Adam Marshall

Part 1 (Memory) - Jeremy and Adam dig into Midwestern values, overwhelming competitiveness, a quest for purpose, and a shared appreciation for sci fi nerd culture.

Part 2 (Thought) - Jeremy and Adam explore how to give away time, how to be right for some but not all, and how to be happy but never content.

Steve Harris Says "New Iron Maiden Concept Album "Repetitive" Will Be A Double Album Consisting Of One 2 Hour Song" Plus GZR Plastic Planet For Adam Marshall

The Smoke Show podcast returns with a summer check in! Ben Phillips and Rob Squires review a few more of the Smoke Eaters offseason commitments with Adam Marshall and Jack Kurrle the latest to commit to the Smoke Eaters for the upcoming year. They are then joined by netminder Cole Tisdale who is gearing up for his return to Trail for the upcoming season. He talks about battling through the injuries that plagued him this past season, and the adjustments he's working on to be ready for September 23rd's season opener in Penticton. Ben and Rob then chat with Brody Juck who's an incoming defenceman and he got his fair share of games played this past season. We wrap up the episode with some Alumni news and looking ahead to the fall. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/trail-smoke-eaters/message

Pauly's podcast features head coach Ken Pauly and seniors Adam Marshall and Mitchell Dokman. The Red Knights are on a roll with 11 wins in a row and are preparing for the stretch run to the playoffs.

In the latest episode of the Trade Talks podcast, we reflect on GTR's return to the live events space with the 2021 instalment of GTR UK, which welcomed over 400 delegates in London last week. We're joined on the podcast by the chair of the event, Adam Marshall, a senior advisor to Flint Global and HSBC UK, and who until fairly recently was Director General of the British Chambers of Commerce. He gives an overview of some of the main “takeaways” from the day, including the two different languages being spoken in the UK trade sector, growing efforts to digitise trade and bolster supply chain resiliency, and how inflation could hit British businesses in the year ahead.

This was a great conversation with  a super talented songwriter and musician. Paulie and I shared so many laughs and stories with Adam throughout the episode. You'll get to hear some of Adam's music throughout the episode. Please go check out Adam's music under the artist name Dennisson, it's truly great music! Spotify

In this episode of the Growing Healthy Pigs podcast, we speak to Richard Pearson from the George Vet Group about whether the new RUMA target for antibiotic reduction in the pig sector is achievable and what farmers can do to reach this goal. We also catch up with Adam Marshall, one of our Growing Healthy Pigs Ambassadors, who has successfully reduced antibiotic use on his farm through introducing a strict vaccination policy. So, if you're listening to us in the shed, tractor or in your kitchen while you rustle up some dinner, get comfy and stay tuned.

Matt Kean sits next to Mr Marshall in the NSW Parliament. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kevin Anderson has tested negative to COVID-19 after being a close contact with Adam Marshall, who has tested positive to COVID.

The poisons regulator has denied the NSW government's hail Mary application to legalise the use of the ultra-deadly rodent poison bromadiolone.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

NSW Agriculture Minister Adam Marshall has tested positive to COVID-19. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

NSW Agriculture Minister Adam Marshall has tested positive to COVID-19. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After shutting down farmers' requests for $25,000 bait rebates to deal with the expensive mice plague, NSW state government announced a $50 million solution in the form of extra strong and yet-to-be-approved chemical called Bromadiolone. West Wyalong grain farmer Brent Morton explains the current dire situation in the regions.

On the eve of his departure from the British Chambers of Commerce, Adam Marshall joins the IfG's associate director Maddy Thimont Jack for a frank discussion about the challenges that Brexit and the coronavirus pandemic have posed for British business. The outgoing BCC director general discusses his organisation's attempts to navigate the EU referendum result, the impact of the Brexit deal and the end of the transition period, and sets out how government can support British businesses to make the most of opportunities now that the UK has left the EU. Audio production by Candice McKenzie See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A supplemental discussion to the Sunday Sermon 1-10-21. Preached by Adam Marshall, guest teacher.

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On the Al Harris/Greg Maddux episode, the newly renovated Black and Tan Lounge is FULL. The boys talk with fast food connoisseur and Special Boi, Adam Marshall and he does a live review of Checkers and Taylor Swift's new album. Max Scheurell and Dakota Eland, owners of MDL Painting and Contracting also join the show to make it one big party. EXPLICIT CONTENT IN THIS EPISODE. Use promo code “WingMoney” at FNXFit.com for 15% off of all your fitness needs. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Listen to Matt Atkinson and how can was able to get into real estate, and acquire over 100 rentals. And having my son Adam asking Matt questions as Adam is wanting to get into the Real Estate game, and wanting to learn how to do it.  Sometimes, your kids don't want to listen to Dad.

Find out more on our website: https://bit.ly/3qGdByM Speakers: Sharon Constançon is a Chartered Director, Chartered Secretary and a fellow of ICSA, a fellow of the IoD, a member of CISI International Committee, Chairman of the South African Chamber of Commerce UK and a member of the WCCSA Membership Committee. As CEO of Genius Methods and Genius Boards, Sharon offers robust, behavior-focused board evaluations, mentoring, corporate governance services and training to many industries. Her clients include FTSE and regulated businesses, SMEs, family businesses, investment trusts, insurance, financial services, health services, charities and the housing sector. Richard Burge has been the chief executive of the London Chamber of Commerce and Industry since February 2020. He has led four multi-million pound organisations as chief executive over a total of 18 years. They ranged from a famous charity to a UK government agency to a private company to a membership body. All of them were revenue-based operations delivering public benefits. He has been on the Board and a non-executive chair/director of five multi-million pound operations including companies, charities, two government agencies, and a UK Russell Group university. Richard has worked in over 55 countries, specialising in Africa, the wider Commonwealth, and post-conflict situations. Dr Adam Marshall, as the Director General of the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) is a man with his finger on the pulse of British Business. Charged with representing the interests of many thousands of British Businesses, Adam works at the highest level of business, government and media to tackle many of the key issues facing business today. Nigel Bacon has been CEO and Company Secretary of the Canada-UK Chamber of Commerce in London since 2005. Established in 1921 in London and located inside the High Commission of Canada in London, the Chamber is a business networking organisation with over 300 member companies and focuses on business introductions and referrals, with a very active events programme. Prior to the Chamber, he spent 15 years with the British Council in Saudi Arabia, Slovakia, Oman and Bahrain, and qualified as a Solicitor with McKenna & Co (now CMS). Nigel served as Vice Chairman of the Council for Foreign Chambers of Commerce in London for 3 years.

Liverpool play Leeds United this Saturday in the first game of the Premier League season. LFC vs Leeds sound amazing to me. I can't frickin' wait. You can't frickin' wait. This episode is in two parts: 1. Doug from The Doug Out football channel, Brian, Jamie, and Owen preview the match from a Liverpool perspective. 2. Adam Marshall, a Leeds fan, gives us all the lowdown on Bielsa's barnstorming Leeds team. I hope you enjoy this LFC vs Leeds preview. YNWA!! koponpodcast@gmail.com patreon.com/koponpodcast Twitter; @koponpodcast

The pandemic has caught the global economy and businesses largely off-guard, so how are businesses coping with the paradigm shift caused by Covid-19? This week's podcast edition of the #BetterManagers Briefing with Adam Marshall, Director General, British Chambers of Commerce. Join the CMI community: https://mgrs.uk/2Ah

Michael is joined by Adam Marshall, Minister for Agriculture & Western New South Wales / Nationals member for Northern Tablelands, who yesterday announced the launch of the ‘Help Harvest NSW’, which will connect unemployed Australians with farm work opportunities across the State as part of the NSW Government’s COVID Recovery Plan. Farmers will be able to capitalise on what is predicted to be the best harvest in many years, with the new one-stop resource which will help the agriculture industry overcome a COVID-induced labour shortage and get unemployed Australians into critical work. Mr Marshall says, “the Help Harvest NSW website will help to overcome this challenge by connecting job-seeking Australians with agricultural work opportunities in NSW.” “I want to see more Aussies climb off the couch and get out into the regions where there’s plenty of good paying work on until the end of the year.” “At a time when we are just beginning to emerge from drought, our State’s farmers cannot afford to miss out on the financial uplift that comes from a strong harvest.” You can visit the website by clicking here. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

In this episode Christian talks to Adam Marshall, director general of the British Chambers of Commerce, about the state of the economy and the prospects for a recovery. Adam believes that when government support schemes are withdrawn they must be replaced by more targeted schemes and that businesses must be supported by tax reform and incentives to hire. With the latest survey from the business group pointing to deep-rooted nervousness among firms, Adam says there is a real risk that simply switching off support, such as the job retention scheme, could lead to widespread hardship in the business community. Also in this episode, Christian looks at the latest bank lending figures; the success of the chancellor's Eat Out to Help Out scheme; and Amazon's plans to hire thousands of people - and take on more office space. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Michael is joined by Adam Marshall, Minister for Agriculture & Western New South Wales, regarding his announcement to help farmers & agricultural workers cross the NSW / Victorian border.   Farmers and critical agricultural workers who reside outside the Border Region Zone in Victoria will now have a new pathway to enter NSW and move outside the ‘border bubble’ for work.   Under the changes, individuals will be able to access a new Highly Specialised Critical Services (Agriculture) Permit if they:   ·        Provide a highly specialised critical agricultural service; ·        Are moving and working anywhere within 100km of the New South Wales/Victorian border, on the NSW side; ·        Comply with strict conditions if staying overnight; and ·        Adhere to other safety requirements, including self-isolating when not delivering the critical service.   Exemptions for individuals needing to move beyond the 100km limit for work will be considered on a case-by-case basis with the changes coming into effect at noon today and the new permits will be available via the Service NSW website. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Lord Norman Tebbit, former chairman of the Conservative party and prominent cabinet minister during the Thatcher era joins Christopher Hope to discuss if we're in a Cummings government or a Johnson one, what we think we can learn from the 1980s about the unemployment crisis to come, and the department our Prime Minister would have run in Thatcher's government (spoiler: it's none of them). Plus Mark Francois, the chairman of the European Research Group of Tory MPs, on why he's become pen pals with the EU's chief negotiator, Michel Barnier, and Director General of the British Chambers of Commerce, Adam Marshall, tells us it's our civic duty to support local businesses as the lockdown eases. For 30 days' free access to the Telegraph: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/chopper |Listen to the Telegraph's Planet Normal podcast: www.playpodca.st/planetnormal |Email: chopperspolitics@telegraph.co.uk |Twitter: @chopperspodcast |

Adam Marshall, Director General of the British Chambers of Commerce discusses the importance of data at a local business level and the potential for SMEs. 

Millions of people in Britain will be able to go to the pub, visit a movie theater, get a haircut or attend a religious service starting July 4, in a major loosening of coronavirus lockdown restrictions. But they will have to wait a bit longer to see a concert, get a tattoo or go to the gym.Prime Minister Boris Johnson said Tuesday that “our long national hibernation is beginning to come to an end,” announcing that restaurants, bars, hotels, hairdressers, cinemas and museums will be able to reopen next month. Other businesses where people are in close contact, including gyms, pools, spas and tattoo parlors have to stay shut for now.“We cannot lift all the restrictions at once, so we have to make difficult judgments,” Johnson said.The government's decision will help thaw a British economy that has been in deep freeze since March, when a nationwide lockdown was imposed to slow the spread of the virus.Since then, Britain has suffered Europe’s worst coronavirus outbreak, with 42,927 confirmed dead, the third-highest total in the world behind the United States and Brazil.Johnson said that the more the country opened up, "the more vigilant we will have to be.”The government said the looser restrictions were a big step on the road back to normality. In a related move, it said it was scrapping the daily news conferences held since March where government ministers, scientists and health officials give updates on the outbreak.From now on, there only will be be press conferences “to coincide with significant announcements,” the government said.Starting July 4, places of worship will be allowed to hold services, though singing by choirs and congregations remains banned since it could transmit the virus. For the same reason, live music and theater performances are still off-limits.Most international travel remains out of reach, but the government gave the green light to staycations with the reopening of hotels and campsites. For the first time since March, people will also be able to stay overnight with friends or relatives.The government also announced that social-distancing rules will be relaxed. From July 4, individuals will be advised to stay at least 1 meter (3 feet) apart from others, rather than requiring 2 meters -- as long as they take other measures to reduce transmission of the virus, such as wearing a mask in enclosed spaces.Pubs and restaurants have been lobbying the government to reduce the distance rule, saying many will go under if customers have to stay 2 meters apart. One meter is the minimum distance recommended by the World Health Organization.The social distancing requirement is also a concern for educators hoping to safely open British schools in the fall.The government said businesses will be getting detailed advice on how to become “COVID-secure," with measures including visors for hairdressers and only table service provided in bars. And it said people should only meet indoors with members of one other household at a time.Even with those precautions, Johnson said that “as we have seen in other countries, there will be flareups" of the disease that could lead to restrictions being reimposed.The measures announced by Johnson apply only in England. Other parts of the U.K. — Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland — are all following slightly different lockdown plans.Adam Marshall, director-general of the British Chambers of Commerce, welcomed the announcement but said “we are still a long way from business as usual.”Michael Kill, chief executive of the Night Time Industries Association, said the announcement was good news for some businesses.“But for many of our members, including night clubs, casinos and some pubs, restaurants and bars that can’t meet the one-meter social distancing obligations, the nightmare of enforced closure goes on,” Kill said.Some scientists are worried that the government is reopening the economy too fast and that a track-and-trace system meant to quickly stamp out any...

On April 30th, BritCham held another webinar series, this time with the Director General of British Chamber of Commerce, to discussed updates in regards of COVID-19

Show notes, Night City Secrets Episode 13 Game Session 7, Part 1 – We’re Fixin’ to Find Out Cover Art for the podcast from “Cyberpunk madness,” by the artist Eddie Del Rio.   Intro and closing music is from Amoebacrew, called simply "Cyberpunk royalty free music.”  It is available on Youtube: Background ambient music is from RoyaltyFreeSounds, called “Soundscape Ambient, Cyberpunk Music. Royalty Free.” It is on Youtube: DRAMATIS PERSONAE REF = The Referee Antigone = Corporate.  Director of Public Relations for the Paupau Collective (PPC in Night City.  PPC is a family autonomous corporation floating out on ships in the Pacific Ocean.  Half-Greek half-Polynesian. Arianna Papadopoulos-Paupau = (NPC) Corporate.  Antigone’s older sister, the Executive VP of Marketing for the PPC.  They have a good relationship. Cherub = (NPC)  Solo.  A bodyguard for Ravnos, known by Surány. “Chewie”= (NPC) Medtech.  Officially, Consuela Jarillo, a Costa Rican doctor currently dating Han.  She is played by the REF.  She’s also a pilot. Eric Genter = (NPC) Corporate.  Senior Director for Petrochem in Night City.  He absolutely hates Antigone for losing face to her a few years ago.  Antigone simply ignores him, but he has it out for her badly.  Apparently, he’s now running Petrochem’s Black Ops team. Günther = (NPC) Fixer.  A contact for Hako who gets us black market cyberware and some tech/medtech equipment. Hako = Fixer.  Aohako is also Hawaiian a SAMOAN, not related to Han or Antigone. He grew up in Night City and has connections all over the city.  He and Antigone met through their common mentor, Derek Trammel, a former Night City Police Department detective, now a private investigator. Han = Solo. Full name is “Hanakahi Lonoehu.”  The team Solo and pilot, bioscultped to look like Harrison Ford, though he also has spiky short hair. Native Hawaiian, half-Polynesian, cousin to Antigone. “Kat” Katrina = (NPC) A Solo merc-for-hire contracted by Eric Genter to kidnap Antigone and take her to a Petrochem warehouse. Kronk = (NPC) Media.  (“Adam Marshall”)  A contact of Hako’s.  Not as well known or as well regarded as Ravnos.  Works for WorldSat News organization.  Marcella Lemieux = (NPC) A cop working on the Night City Police Department.  She has known Hako for many years and actively is concerned for his safety, so she is willing to help him out. Mikael Papadopoulos-Paupau = (NPC)  Medtech.  Antigone’s younger brother, the Director of Research and Development for the PPC.  He admires his older sister. Ravnos = (NPC) Media.  A freelancer who mostly works for Net News 54.  He broke the story of Petrochem and PPC tensions escalating in Night City. Rico = (NPC) A second Solo merc-for-hire who is working with Kat to abduct ‘Tig. Stahl = (NPC) A pilot for hire, short but very capable Japanese Solo and former fighter pilot.  Used to do odd jobs with Han.  Frequently hired by Petrochem. Surány = Netrunner.  A young and nerdy Czech fame-seeker. Raised in Night City, and went to high school with Chewie. Attained some fame for his “March of the Ents” program: he names all his programs after people, places, and events in the Tolkien Mythos, and has been trying to grow a Gandalf beard. Tak = (NPC) Fixer.  He has known Hako for many years, and Hako generally trusts him.  He provided us with the intel about the Petrochem transport from Reno to Night City which we intercepted in Modesto. Tatiana = (NPC) A former employee of Han, a dangerous Solo currently working for the Willow Sisterhood - a Poser Gang who biosculpt themselves to look like famous women from media and pop culture who played the roles of bad-asses. Tatiana is currently sporting the look of Scarlet Johansen from the Ghost in the Shell movie adaptation.  Tried to kill Han once when he tried to come onto her. Vaxin = (NPC) Fixer.  Another black market contact for Hako.  TOC and Timestamps: ** Introduction  @00:26 ** Play begins:  @1:16 The team is in their new crib, and planning how to strike out without getting made. ** Surány starts laying out a web to find any chatter out on the Net regarding our PPC wheat strain: @1:20 ** A ray of hope!  …??? @4:50 ** Antigone calls her brother Mikael: @10:15 ** …and we’ve been bugged: @13:55 ** Surány diagnoses that it isn’t us… Mikael has been tapped: @18:50 ** We switch over to Han, who is staking out the warehouse: @25:10 ** Han sees a security detail scramble from the warehouse in an AV-9: @30:00 ** The PPC warehouse begins their evacuation: @35:00 ** We call back Han and ask if he can verify Eric’s presence: @42:00 ** End of gaming session: @48:41 ** Closing comments: @48:55 INTRODUCTION TEXT: Welcome back to Night City Secrets. The podcast of five gaming friends playing the tabletop RPG Cyberpunk 2020.   Lucky episode 13.  We closed last time with a high level of confidence that the “Dark” Black Ops warehouse that Genter planned to take Antigone to is not really as dark as we had heard. A pressing concern for us is the PPC sample that we stole back from Petrochem.  We don’t know how they got their hands on it, and we don’t know if we took their only specimen.  Maybe they have reverse-engineered it, or maybe they’ve replicated it on their own.   Either way, that’s a major concern for our home corporation, so Surány gets to work on trying to find more info. And maybe we haven’t learned how to be as discrete as we thought we were. CLOSING NOTES: Well that was a close call.  While trying to set up our trap to figure out whether Petrochem really had more samples available, we ended up bringing their security team down onto our PPC site.   Thankfully we got the warning out in time and, though we had to burn the assets there, at least I didn’t cause anyone’s death. Now we have their security team flying back, and Han is there alone.  Hopefully they don’t spot him, too. But as we all know, Han is a loose canon, and who knows what he might try to do next. We hope you can come back, and we’d certainly love to hear from you.  Night City Secrets@gmail.com! Thanks for listening, choomba.

Show notes, Night City Secrets Episode 12 Game Session 7, Part 1 – Planning to Not Get Burned Again Cover Art for the podcast from “Cyberpunk madness,” by the artist Eddie Del Rio.   Intro and closing music is from Amoebacrew, called simply "Cyberpunk royalty free music.”  It is available on Youtube: Background ambient music is from RoyaltyFreeSounds, called “Soundscape Ambient, Cyberpunk Music. Royalty Free.” It is on Youtube: DRAMATIS PERSONAE REF = The Referee Antigone = Corporate.  Director of Public Relations for the Paupau Collective (PPC in Night City.  PPC is a family autonomous corporation floating out on ships in the Pacific Ocean.  Half-Greek half-Polynesian. Arianna Papadopoulos-Paupau = (NPC) Corporate.  Antigone’s older sister, the Executive VP of Marketing for the PPC.  They have a good relationship. Cherub = (NPC)  Solo.  A bodyguard for Ravnos, known by Surány. “Chewie”= (NPC) Medtech.  Officially, Consuela Jarillo, a Costa Rican doctor currently dating Han.  She is played by the REF.  She’s also a pilot. Eric Genter = (NPC) Corporate.  Senior Director for Petrochem in Night City.  He absolutely hates Antigone for losing face to her a few years ago.  Antigone simply ignores him, but he has it out for her badly.  Apparently, he’s now running Petrochem’s Black Ops team. Günther = (NPC) Fixer.  A contact for Hako who gets us black market cyberware and some tech/medtech equipment. Hako = Fixer.  Aohako is also Hawaiian a SAMOAN, not related to Han or Antigone. He grew up in Night City and has connections all over the city.  He and Antigone met through their common mentor, Derek Trammel, a former Night City Police Department detective, now a private investigator. Han = Solo. Full name is “Hanakahi Lonoehu.”  The team Solo and pilot, bioscultped to look like Harrison Ford, though he also has spiky short hair. Native Hawaiian, half-Polynesian, cousin to Antigone. “Kat” Katrina = (NPC) A Solo merc-for-hire contracted by Eric Genter to kidnap Antigone and take her to a Petrochem warehouse. Kronk = (NPC) Media.  (“Adam Marshall”)  A contact of Hako’s.  Not as well known or as well regarded as Ravnos.  Works for WorldSat News organization.  Marcella Lemieux = (NPC) A cop working on the Night City Police Department.  She has known Hako for many years and actively is concerned for his safety, so she is willing to help him out. Mikael Papadopoulos-Paupau = (NPC)  Medtech.  Antigone’s younger brother, the Director of Research and Development for the PPC.  He admires his older sister. Ravnos = (NPC) Media.  A freelancer who mostly works for Net News 54.  He broke the story of Petrochem and PPC tensions escalating in Night City. Rico = (NPC) A second Solo merc-for-hire who is working with Kat to abduct ‘Tig. Stahl = (NPC) A pilot for hire, short but very capable Japanese Solo and former fighter pilot.  Used to do odd jobs with Han.  Frequently hired by Petrochem. Surány = Netrunner.  A young and nerdy Czech fame-seeker. Raised in Night City, and went to high school with Chewie. Attained some fame for his “March of the Ents” program: he names all his programs after people, places, and events in the Tolkien Mythos, and has been trying to grow a Gandalf beard. Tak = (NPC) Fixer.  He has known Hako for many years, and Hako generally trusts him.  He provided us with the intel about the Petrochem transport from Reno to Night City which we intercepted in Modesto. Tatiana = (NPC) A former employee of Han, a dangerous Solo currently working for the Willow Sisterhood - a Poser Gang who biosculpt themselves to look like famous women from media and pop culture who played the roles of bad-asses. Tatiana is currently sporting the look of Scarlet Johansen from the Ghost in the Shell movie adaptation.  Tried to kill Han once when he tried to come onto her. Vaxin = (NPC) Fixer.  Another black market contact for Hako.  TOC and Timestamps: ** Introduction  @00:26 ** Play begins:  @1:14 Han is casing out the interview location prior to the rest of the team arriving.  Meanwhile, Surány and Chewie are back at the house working on the encryption box. ** Surány takes a short break and gets a surprise: @3:42 ** Hako and Antigone arrive to do the interview with Kronk: @10:18 ** Interview ends and we wrap up at the studio: @34:45 **  We leave the interview location and head back home: @38:45 ** Hako and ‘Tig get back to the bolthole and discover Surány’s surprise: @41:30 ** We arrive at the new digs: @53:30 **  Play Session ends: @1:00:00 ** Closing discussion: @1:00:50 ** Closing comments:  @1:03:40 INTRODUCTION TEXT: Welcome back to Night City Secrets. The podcast of five gaming friends playing the tabletop RPG Cyberpunk 2020.   All the way up to episode 12.  Still in Season 1, as we’re still following up this Eric Genter rival Petrochem story arc. Send us a note at nightcitysecrets at GMAIL dot COM, leave us a review, we’d love to hear from you.   We spent our first night in our new home, and no one died yesterday.  So, the bar is pretty low. But the team isn’t exactly feeling warm and fuzzy and tight with each other.  There’s still some latent mistrust out there, not to mention some loose ends each of us wants to tie off.  Antigone is trying to hatch a plan, while Hako and Surany are trying to close off some business of their own.   Without further ado, let’s see how we try to come back out of our shell. CLOSING NOTES: So, not much action this time, but a lot more prep work.  But Surány seems to have some decent evidence pointing us to the Petrochem warehouse as the source of our Netrunner nemesis.  Han got some more intel on the site and set us up to gather even more.  And Hako was able to procure some transportation, some mannequins, an inflatable sheep, and is in the process of getting us more boltholes to run away to. I wonder how we got so paranoid…

Show notes, Night City Secrets Episode 14 Game Session 7, Part 1 – Vans & Mannequins & Sheep, Oh My! Cover Art for the podcast from “Cyberpunk madness,” by the artist Eddie Del Rio.   Intro and closing music is from Amoebacrew, called simply "Cyberpunk royalty free music.”  It is available on Youtube: Background ambient music is from RoyaltyFreeSounds, called “Soundscape Ambient, Cyberpunk Music. Royalty Free.” It is on Youtube: DRAMATIS PERSONAE REF = The Referee Antigone = Corporate.  Director of Public Relations for the Paupau Collective (PPC in Night City.  PPC is a family autonomous corporation floating out on ships in the Pacific Ocean.  Half-Greek half-Polynesian. Arianna Papadopoulos-Paupau = (NPC) Corporate.  Antigone’s older sister, the Executive VP of Marketing for the PPC.  They have a good relationship. Cherub = (NPC)  Solo.  A bodyguard for Ravnos, known by Surány. “Chewie”= (NPC) Medtech.  Officially, Consuela Jarillo, a Costa Rican doctor currently dating Han.  She is played by the REF.  She’s also a pilot. Eric Genter = (NPC) Corporate.  Senior Director for Petrochem in Night City.  He absolutely hates Antigone for losing face to her a few years ago.  Antigone simply ignores him, but he has it out for her badly.  Apparently, he’s now running Petrochem’s Black Ops team. Günther = (NPC) Fixer.  A contact for Hako who gets us black market cyberware and some tech/medtech equipment. Hako = Fixer.  Aohako is also Hawaiian a SAMOAN, not related to Han or Antigone. He grew up in Night City and has connections all over the city.  He and Antigone met through their common mentor, Derek Trammel, a former Night City Police Department detective, now a private investigator. Han = Solo. Full name is “Hanakahi Lonoehu.”  The team Solo and pilot, bioscultped to look like Harrison Ford, though he also has spiky short hair. Native Hawaiian, half-Polynesian, cousin to Antigone. “Kat” Katrina = (NPC) A Solo merc-for-hire contracted by Eric Genter to kidnap Antigone and take her to a Petrochem warehouse. Kronk = (NPC) Media.  (“Adam Marshall”)  A contact of Hako’s.  Not as well known or as well regarded as Ravnos.  Works for WorldSat News organization.  Marcella Lemieux = (NPC) A cop working on the Night City Police Department.  She has known Hako for many years and actively is concerned for his safety, so she is willing to help him out. Mikael Papadopoulos-Paupau = (NPC)  Medtech.  Antigone’s younger brother, the Director of Research and Development for the PPC.  He admires his older sister. Ravnos = (NPC) Media.  A freelancer who mostly works for Net News 54.  He broke the story of Petrochem and PPC tensions escalating in Night City. Rico = (NPC) A second Solo merc-for-hire who is working with Kat to abduct ‘Tig. Stahl = (NPC) A pilot for hire, short but very capable Japanese Solo and former fighter pilot.  Used to do odd jobs with Han.  Frequently hired by Petrochem. Surány = Netrunner.  A young and nerdy Czech fame-seeker. Raised in Night City, and went to high school with Chewie. Attained some fame for his “March of the Ents” program: he names all his programs after people, places, and events in the Tolkien Mythos, and has been trying to grow a Gandalf beard. Tak = (NPC) Fixer.  He has known Hako for many years, and Hako generally trusts him.  He provided us with the intel about the Petrochem transport from Reno to Night City which we intercepted in Modesto. Tatiana = (NPC) A former employee of Han, a dangerous Solo currently working for the Willow Sisterhood - a Poser Gang who biosculpt themselves to look like famous women from media and pop culture who played the roles of bad-asses. Tatiana is currently sporting the look of Scarlet Johansen from the Ghost in the Shell movie adaptation.  Tried to kill Han once when he tried to come onto her. Vaxin = (NPC) Fixer.  Another black market contact for Hako.  TOC and Timestamps: ** Introduction  @00:26 ** Play begins:  @1:39 Han is at the Petrochem warehouse, trying to gather as much intel as he can before the security team returns. ** Han realizes the security team may have spotted him: @9:40 ** Han overhears what sounds to be Genter expressing anger that he’s lost his one and only sample(!):  @12:45 ** Hako, surprisingly awake, tries to close the deal on the new merchandise with his fixer network: @15:18 ** Surány works on understanding why the Petrochem data fortress seems so unique: @21:30 ** Antigone asks Chewie for some input: @25:20 ** Hako and Chewie head out to pick up the new vans: @30:35 ** The team realizes their “fold” problems: @32:45 ** Hako picks up the merchandise: @36:40 ** Hako calls Günther - not sure he fully trusts Chewie: @39:45 ** Antigone reaches out to her contacts to see if there’s any intel on Genter, as well as setting an appointment with Sergei Bratislov of SovOil: @43:10 ** We get a promising lead on a restaurant that Genter likes to frequent: @50:00 ** End of gaming session: @50:58 ** Closing comments:  @51:25 INTRODUCTION TEXT: Welcome back to Night City Secrets. The podcast of five gaming friends playing the tabletop RPG Cyberpunk 2020.   Tonight we close out session 7.  When we left, Eric Genter’s Petrochem Black Ops team had a near miss at our PPC warehouse, thanks to some quick Netrunning by Surány and because we had Han in place to watch them.  Antigone’s brother got everyone out and torched the place. Han is now at the Petrochem warehouse alone, doing what he can to collect more intel.  Is Genter really there?  How many guards does he really have?  How penetrable is the location?  All that good spy stuff. Meantime, Hako is working his contacts trying to secure some practical and some unorthodox supplies that Antigone is asking for, with a few bonuses thrown in for himself.   And Antigone starts the wheels in motion to introduce a major new player -- SovOil, the Russian megacorp who were involved in the Second Corporate War with Petrochem.  That war poisoned a large part of the South China Sea and helped serve as the impetus for the creation of our PPC enterprise, in fact, gathering a lot of the refugees from the Pacific Islands. Let’s see if Han can lay low, or if he is gonna start something. CLOSING NOTES: I stopped the recording here, but our conversation went on for another 20 minutes.  We got into a long discussion about: is the pacing good?  The REF told us he feels like he’s struggling getting everyone equal and ample play time.  We all said that we’re quite happy with the pacing - we just enjoy being together.   But we did decide that a lot of our game time the past few sessions has been taken up by activities that we think can be better handled out of game -- using our website forums and with private threads and out-of-game conversations that don’t need to happen here to gum up the action.   So, after this session, we’re going to be utilizing our forum threads more judiciously.  Hopefully, that cuts down on some of the administrative stuff that slows down us getting to the more action-oriented sequences the REF has in mind.   If we get an audience, and if any of you want to look at our game threads, just let us know and I can invite you in as a read-only participant.  Reach out to us at nightcitysecrets.com and I can get in touch.   We’re ending tonight with the team about to head into the city.  Antigone is planning on revealing the details of her plan as well as meeting up with Sergei Bratislov of SovOil - if you want to divert attention from yourself, maybe call in the big dog enemy of my enemy and see if that moves the needle, right?  And Hako is headed in to a private meeting with his cop friend Marcella at NCPD Vice. Hope to see you again!

Show notes, Night City Secrets Episode 11 Game Session 6, Part 3 – Fall Down 7 Times, Get Up 8 Cover Art for the podcast from “Cyberpunk madness,” by the artist Eddie Del Rio.   Intro and closing music is from Amoebacrew, called simply "Cyberpunk royalty free music.”  It is available on Youtube: Background ambient music is from RoyaltyFreeSounds, called “Soundscape Ambient, Cyberpunk Music. Royalty Free.” It is on Youtube: DRAMATIS PERSONAE REF = The Referee Antigone = Corporate.  Director of Public Relations for the Paupau Collective (PPC in Night City.  PPC is a family autonomous corporation floating out on ships in the Pacific Ocean.  Half-Greek half-Polynesian. Arianna Papadopoulos-Paupau = (NPC) Corporate.  Antigone’s older sister, the Executive VP of Marketing for the PPC.  They have a good relationship. Cherub = (NPC)  Solo.  A bodyguard for Ravnos, known by Surány. “Chewie”= (NPC) Medtech.  Officially, Consuela Jarillo, a Costa Rican doctor currently dating Han.  She is played by the REF.  She’s also a pilot. Eric Genter = (NPC) Corporate.  Senior Director for Petrochem in Night City.  He absolutely hates Antigone for losing face to her a few years ago.  Antigone simply ignores him, but he has it out for her badly.  Apparently, he’s now running Petrochem’s Black Ops team. Günther = (NPC) Fixer.  A contact for Hako who gets us black market cyberware and some tech/medtech equipment. Hako = Fixer.  Aohako is also Hawaiian a SAMOAN, not related to Han or Antigone. He grew up in Night City and has connections all over the city.  He and Antigone met through their common mentor, Derek Trammel, a former Night City Police Department detective, now a private investigator. Han = Solo. Full name is “Hanakahi Lonoehu.”  The team Solo and pilot, bioscultped to look like Harrison Ford, though he also has spiky short hair. Native Hawaiian, half-Polynesian, cousin to Antigone. “Kat” Katrina = (NPC) A Solo merc-for-hire contracted by Eric Genter to kidnap Antigone and take her to a Petrochem warehouse. Kronk = (NPC) Media.  (“Adam Marshall”)  A contact of Hako’s.  Not as well known or as well regarded as Ravnos.  Works for WorldSat News organization.  Marcella Lemieux = (NPC) A cop working on the Night City Police Department.  She has known Hako for many years and actively is concerned for his safety, so she is willing to help him out. Mikael Papadopoulos-Paupau = (NPC)  Medtech.  Antigone’s younger brother, the Director of Research and Development for the PPC.  He admires his older sister. Ravnos = (NPC) Media.  A freelancer who mostly works for Net News 54.  He broke the story of Petrochem and PPC tensions escalating in Night City. Rico = (NPC) A second Solo merc-for-hire who is working with Kat to abduct ‘Tig. Stahl = (NPC) A pilot for hire, short but very capable Japanese Solo and former fighter pilot.  Used to do odd jobs with Han.  Frequently hired by Petrochem. Surány = Netrunner.  A young and nerdy Czech fame-seeker. Raised in Night City, and went to high school with Chewie. Attained some fame for his “March of the Ents” program: he names all his programs after people, places, and events in the Tolkien Mythos, and has been trying to grow a Gandalf beard. Tak = (NPC) Fixer.  He has known Hako for many years, and Hako generally trusts him.  He provided us with the intel about the Petrochem transport from Reno to Night City which we intercepted in Modesto. Tatiana = (NPC) A former employee of Han, a dangerous Solo currently working for the Willow Sisterhood - a Poser Gang who biosculpt themselves to look like famous women from media and pop culture who played the roles of bad-asses. Tatiana is currently sporting the look of Scarlet Johansen from the Ghost in the Shell movie adaptation.  Tried to kill Han once when he tried to come onto her. Vaxin = (NPC) Fixer.  Another black market contact for Hako.    TOC and Timestamps: ** Introduction  @00:26 ** Play begins:  @1:14 Han is casing out the interview location prior to the rest of the team arriving.  Meanwhile, Surány and Chewie are back at the house working on the encryption box. ** Surány takes a short break and gets a surprise: @3:42 ** Hako and Antigone arrive to do the interview with Kronk: @10:18 ** Interview ends and we wrap up at the studio: @34:45 **  We leave the interview location and head back home: @38:45 ** Hako and ‘Tig get back to the bolthole and discover Surány’s surprise: @41:30 ** We arrive at the new digs: @53:30 **  Play Session ends: @1:00:00 ** Closing discussion: @1:00:50 ** Closing comments:  @1:03:40 INTRODUCTION TEXT: Welcome back to Night City Secrets. The podcast of five gaming friends playing the tabletop RPG Cyberpunk 2020.   This is part three, the final part, of gaming session 6, which means we are on Episode 11. So we’ve started to turn the tables.  Got some gear, some new equipment, walking into an interview to play our story through the media, maybe we’re getting some mojo back. If things appear to be going well, then you’re probably not watching your six. Let’s see if we’re on the right track, or if we’re just continuing to dig our own graves. Also -- send us a note at nightcitysecrets at GMAIL dot COM, leave us a review, we’d love to hear from you.  We’d love to hear your criticisms, advice, and your insults.  We can handle it! CLOSING NOTES: We made it!  Everyone is alive.  The REF certainly has us all walking on eggshells at this point. I have never felt so strung along… Just when we were expecting a storm, we got the eye.  I’m not sure if we’re growing as role-players, or if we’re just growing more paranoid.  Pretty sure we’re just playthings at this point. Tune in next time to see how he gets us out of this shell and we start trying to go on the offensive against Petrochem and Eric Genter. Fricking Genter…

The Brexit process resumes post Christmas, but the prime minister hasn't yet spoken to Adam Marshall, director general of the British Chambers of Commerce, one of the country's biggest business lobbies. He tells Bloomberg Westminster's Sebastian Salek and Roger Hearing that businesses can't handle another cliff edge. Plus, our Brexit bulletin editor Adam Blenford explains how Rebecca Long Bailey's candidacy changes the dynamic of the Labour leadership race, and what to expect from Sajid Javid's budget. 

Britain’s main opposition Labour Party promised Thursday to radically expand public spending and state ownership if it wins the Dec. 12 election, trying to close a persistent opinion-poll gap with the governing Conservatives.The party said a Labour government would nationalize Britain’s railways, energy utilities and postal system, cap rents, hike the minimum wage and abolish university tuition fees.Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn called the platform a “manifesto of hope.” Critics called it a pipe dream.Prime Minister Boris Johnson pushed for Britain to hold the December election, which is taking place more than two years early, in hopes of winning a majority and breaking Britain's political impasse over Brexit. All 650 seats in the House of Commons are up for grabs.Labour’s ambitious manifesto is an attempt to shift the focus of the campaign from Britain’s stalled departure from the European Union and onto the country’s fraying social fabric, stressed after a decade of austerity measures under Conservative-led governments.The platform unveiled Thursday at a rally in Birmingham, central England, revives policies of nationalization and central government control that have been jettisoned by both Conservative and Labour governments since the 1980s.“Yes, it is a radical manifesto,” Corbyn said. “But when you travel around this country and you talk to people, radical answers are what’s necessary.”Labour promised to build 150,000 new public housing units a year and to create hundreds of thousands of “green jobs” to combat climate change by expanding renewable energy and cutting carbon emissions.The party also says it will part-privatize telecoms provider BT and bring free broadband internet access to every home and business in Britain.The costly new policies would funded by raising taxes on the wealthy, including a higher corporation tax, a windfall tax on oil and gas companies and an income tax increase for those earning more than 80,000 pounds ($104,000) a year.Johnson’s Conservatives accused Labour of reckless spending and outmoded socialist ideas.“None of this has any economic credibility whatever,” said Johnson, who labeled Labour’s policies “ruinous.”The Conservatives, however, also are promising more money for infrastructure, health care and public services if they win, a major change of policy after years of backing public spending cuts.Paul Johnson, who heads the Institute for Fiscal Studies, an economic think tank, called the scale of Labour’s financial promises “colossal” and said the idea it could be paid for without raising taxes on most workers was “simply not credible.”Business groups reacted more cautiously to Labour’s plans.British Chambers of Commerce chief Adam Marshall said businesses would “welcome proposals to reform skills funding, upgrade our failing infrastructure and review business rates.”“But command and control isn’t the way,” he said. “Excessive intervention in business governance and sweeping tax rises would suppress innovation and smother growth.”Edwin Morgan, director of policy at the Institute of Directors, warned that “Labour's measures on business risk being too much stick and not enough carrot.”Corbyn, who spent decades on Labour’s left-wing fringe before winning the party leadership in 2015 thanks to a surge in grassroots support, said his policies would be popular with the public. He compared himself to U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt, whose “New Deal” helped tackle the Great Depression, saying that Roosevelt “had to take on the rich and powerful in America to do it.”“So I accept that the opposition and hostility of the rich and powerful is inevitable,” he said.“The billionaires and the super-rich, the tax dodgers, the bad bosses and the big polluters — they own the Conservative Party,” Corbyn added. “But they don’t own us.”While Johnson's Conservatives have a lead in most opinion polls, analysts say the Dec. 12 election is unpredictable because the question of Br...

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How do you maintain Windows Server Update Services? Richard chats with Adam Marshall about all the maintenance that WSUS needs over time - and the toolset he has built to automate it. This leads to a conversation about Windows Update in general... which hasn't been great lately. Can you really count on Windows as a Service? What about InTune? Adam also talks about Windows Update for Business which is a free option for managing updates without having an on-premises update server. Lots of choices!

In this episode we discuss “Selling” in the legal profession, The value/philosophy of creating relationships and much more!!!

Carol Marin talks with Adam Marshall from the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press about how reporters can use the Freedom of Information Act to hold government officials and agencies responsible.

In this episode of Tulsa podcast Scales & Ales, Eric Chupp and Marshall Morris sit down with Attorney & Marshall Brewing Co. co-founder Adam Marshall to talk about the new liquor laws that were rolled out as part of the most recent alcohol legislation in Oklahoma. 

Learn about the beginning of Marshall Brewing Company, and how the brewery became so successful as Tulsa's first production craft brewery. Eric Marshall explains how the brewing company got its start and how he paved the way for other breweries to follow. Attorney Adam Marshall explains all of the new Oklahoma alcohol laws that allow breweries to have taprooms. 

With Brexit dominating the news, our CEO, Ann Francke and Dr Adam Marshall of the British Chambers of Commerce discussed the impact of Brexit on businesses in the UK.

The UK is little over six months away from leaving the European Union. With negotiations on the withdrawal agreement entering a critical period, the UK Government has started to publish its advice to businesses and citizens on how to prepare for a no deal Brexit. If talks succeed and a deal is done, the UK Government will still need to work with business as it negotiates the critical future UK-EU relationship. This event looked at how prepared business is for the task ahead. The panellists: Adam Marshall, Director General, British Chambers of Commerce Sonali Parekh, Head of Policy, Federation of Small Businesses Pauline Bastidon, Head of European Policy, Freight Transport Association William Bain, Policy Adviser, British Retail Consortium Joe Owen, Associate Director, Institute for Government This event was chaired by Jill Rutter, Programme Director at the Institute for Government.

Chaired by Linda Yueh, Adjunct Professor of Economics at London Business School, a panel of experts representing key business sectors discuss how firms are planning for Brexit, the main issues they’re currently facing, and what they expect from a final deal.

Welcome to a very special episode of "We’re All Gonna Die." In the wake of the Daily Dot’s decision to sue the NYPD for Donald Trump’s and his sons’ concealed carry permit applications, we decided it was time to drop some FOIA knowledge on you, our dear listeners. Don’t know what FOIA is? Join the crew as we interview Adam Marshall, an attorney from the Reporters’ Committee for  Freedom of the Press, who works on FOIA cases and is a fountain of knowledge on the topic. Come, join us as we nerd out about press freedom! Give Adam a follow on Twitter here.

On a Friday we like to turn things up a notch. Adam Marshall is the Toronto born, Berlin based, producer and founder behind New Kanada Records: an imprint with a keen sense of identity and a fine sense of selection. As a disc jockey Adam himself maintains many of the same attributes and is regarded incredibly highly behind the wheels of steel. His sets span the breadth of house, techno, ambient and electro and he tends to bring the heat more often than not. His production qualities speak volumes and this has been displayed on the likes of Maeve, Thema, Kuji and of course on his own label. Do not underestimate the technical capabilities, Adam is a special DJ.

Uncertainty about the outcome of the exit negotiations has hit some companies hard, while others are examining options for relocating out of the UK. Siona Jenkins discusses the outlook for UK business with Sarah Gordon, FT business editor, Patrick Jenkins, financial editor, and Adam Marshall, director general of the British Chambers of Commerce. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Orchid The Mouths of Madness Plus Chris Cornell For Adam Marshall

Scully interviews Adam Marshall, Managing Director of Carat Perth – the fastest-growing global media agency. Andrew and Adam discuss the definition of media buying and the role it plays in the media industry. Adam then differentiates the media buying process and the media planning process. He also talks about the importance of measurement in the media industry and its role in demonstrating effectiveness and efficiency. Scully and Adam also discuss brand safety, the dangers that social media can create for your firm’s image, and programmatic media trading.

Scully interviews Adam Marshall, Managing Director of Carat Perth – the fastest-growing global media agency. Andrew and Adam discuss the role of media buying and how it works. Adam then explains the difference between the media buying process and the media planning process. He also talks about the importance of measurement in the media industry and its role in demonstrating effectiveness and efficiency. Scully and Adam also discuss brand safety, the dangers that social media can create for your school’s image, and programmatic media trading and its growing role in the industry.

The Canadian techno scene would sound very different without the work of Adam Marshall and Christian Anderson. The former runs the essential New Kanada imprint and the latter is one of the most regular artists on it. As well as that, the Berlin based pair work together as Graze, and on November 8th will put out their first EP on our own UFO label. It is a varied four tracker that showcases their futuristic, drum driven style, and is another fine entry into their discography which already takes in six EPs and two LPs in the last three years. Ahead of that EP comes the latest entry in our mix series. It is a to-the-point, forty minute selection that is always driven by tightly programmed drums. Forceful percussion, spaced out electronics and big warehouse techno all get called upon along the way, and the result is a sweat inducing, beautifully dark and machine made set that ends on some dystopian ambient and white noise that all fits in perfectly with the vibe of the UFO label and associated stage at Dekmantel Festival.

Feat: Lord Of The Isles, Earth House Hold, Adam Marshall, SCB, Talbot Wood, Colin McNeil, Vince Watson, Matrixxman, Marcel Fengler, Drumcell, Pfirter, Exercise One and Deadbeat.

Number 7 in our podcast series comes from New Kanada head Mr. Adam Marshall from Toronto. Enjoy! Check out our interview with Adam here: http://www.iliantape.de/ilian-tape-podcast-series-07-adam-marshall/ Tracklist: ambalance / hydro lines / new kanada pangaea / 5-htp / hessle pangaea / coiled / hessle adam marshall / night train / new kanada adam marshall / vespers (dub edit) / new kanada basic soul unit / thaw / fanzine arkist / rendezvous (scb dub) / applepips pangaea / you & i / hessle black & medley / roll the dice (adam marshall mix) / new kanada acid arab / theme / versatile steve moore / zero point field / l.i.e.s. abdulla rashim / kollocain (jonsson & alter remix) / studio barnhaus surgeon / atol (am edit) / downwards marco zenker / morpho / ilian tape graze / ripley / new kanada adam marshall / heavy metals / new kanada ambalance / hydro lines / new kanada john connel / parklife / new kanada

Adam Marshall is the music guy, Eric Kreidler is the visual guy, together they've created 6 great kindie videos that have already generated more than a half-million YouTube views. They're now turning to Kickstarter to raise funds to produce four more.

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In this episode, Black Hollywood Live hosts Derrial Christon, Jesse Janedy and Courtney Stewart interview special guest Kristoff St. John. St. John portrayed a young Alex Haley in the ABC miniseries Roots: The Next Generations. He also made a small but notable appearance as Booker Brown on the ABC sitcom Happy Days, as well as a boyfriend of Denise Huxtable on an early episode of The Cosby Show. In his first major role, he appeared as Charlie Richmond, Jr. on the CBS sitcom Charlie & Co., along with Flip Wilson, Gladys Knight, and Jaleel White. St. John's first major soap role was Adam Marshall on the NBC soap opera Generations, the first daytime drama to feature a core African American family from its inception. After Generations was cancelled in 1991, he originated the role of Neil Winters on The Young and the Restless, where he continues to appear to this day. A cast member for 20 years, no African American actor has appeared on Y&R more frequently than St. John. In 1992, he won the

20 years ago the European Union embarked on an ambitious project which clearly ranks among its greatest achievements – the creation of the Single Market. The Single Market has brought down barriers to trade and created a level playing field for European businesses and consumers. To mark the 20th anniversary, a series of events took place across the EU. In the UK, the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills, in cooperation with the European Commission, organised a half-day conference at Lancaster House on 18 October 2012 and published ‘Twenty Years On: The UK and the Future of the Single Market’

Born and raised on the Southwest side of Detroit he was exposed to electronic music at a young age. Listening to The Wizzard as he fell asleep at night not knowing who, what, when, where and why this music was so motivational. The music being played in this area at that time was a mix of Latin Freestyle and Bass(Detroit Techno). As a product of his environment he began Djing Latin Freestyle and Bass starting at the age of 16, right around the time (93 or 94) where he was exposed to his first rave. At that point he decided to cash in his Latin Freestyle records for House and Techno. Early in his career of Djing he held residencies at local after hours around Detroit. Such as 420, Club 911, Rehab and Body's just to name a few. Also A.O.D. held weekly residencies at local clubs around Detroit such as OSLO and The Works. Around 2000 he began A.O.D.( Arsenal of Democracy) after reading a Detroit history book. At that time he wanted start doing events. His first party was NYE 2001 at an empty loft on Grand River and Woodward. A.O.D. from that point forward became to be know for one off parties around the city of Detroit show casein talent from the likes of Ryan Elliott, The Surgeon, The Advent, Tony Rohr, Scan 7, Adam Marshall, Barem, Camea, Lee Foss, and most recently The Wolf + Lamb Crew, NRP SoulClap just to name a few. Around 2005 Vinnie along with A.O.D. Moved to Chicago and started to do networking there to set up shows for friends and artists alike. Moving back to Detroit in 2008 You can find Vinnie playing a wide variety of music, from Classic Detroit Techno and House to Hard Techno to Minimal but lately he has developed a feel for Tech House mixed with Deep(discofunkyslowbanginwhateva) House. Moving into 2010 Vinnie along with A.O.D. has taken over the reigns at The Works in Detroit where he is the booking manager. Vinnie as of late has multiple residencies in and around Mi. You can catch Vinnie every Monday at The Flight Club most Fridays at The Works or catch his monthly in Grand Rapids and a monthly at The TV Bar also watch out as he dips in and out of Chicago frequently and playing random events in Detroit. Currently dipping his feet into the Miami Beach night life. Already having a residency at The Pelican Cafe on Ocean Drive. Bringing a lot of experience with him to an already saturated market "we will see what I can get myself into here"... Be on the look out for any events involving A.O.D. Track-listing: Metro Area - Atmosphrique Henrik Schwartz _ Once Again Yotam Avn _i Jay Dilla's Dream Toomy Disco - Les Loups -Since I Fell In love With You Moodymann - Tribute Jess (Will Saul & Tam Cooper Remix) - Foreign Language Armand Van Helden - Funk Phenomena Metro Area - Atmosphrique Terrence Parker - Detroit is a beautiful town Hardrive - Deep Inside Miguel Migs Feat. Lisa Shaw - Lose Control Edison - Detroit Princess Mayer Hawthorne - A Long Time

dattrax: The title basically says that there is nothing organic about this mix. Techy, electronic, funky w/ a slight tribal feel. Charging beats and harder edged layering. It has a relentless and aggressive pace. This mix begins w/ Ladytron's "Playgirl", a gem that I found in a Queen St. W. record store called "Rotate This" in a back bin of techno records. Just pulled up any record that had cool artwork and that I didn't recognise in their electronic section. Must have blazed through 150 records that day. Such a waste of time taking records in and out of their sleeves without damaging them. People hate us at record stores. Just dropping the needle on each cut of a record for seconds looking for the goosebumps and hair to rise. "Playgirl" was a b-side that was made super fast. I had to slow it down 4 notches on technics 1200s and it's still fast. This mix is highlighted by wicked tracks by the Dynamic Duo of Justin Harris and Luke Solomon of MusicForFreaks (MFF) fame, Steve Bug's double album, "The Other Day", DJ Heather, Richie Hawtin, Cevin Fisher, Rob Mello, Adam Marshall (a fellow Torontonian), Dub Taylor, Derrick Carter, etc., etc. LOVE THESE GUYS!!! BTW... if you enjoy this mix, then why don't you buy us a beer? There's a PayPal DONATE button on the top right side of this website. For Toronto or Global bookings: dattrax@gmail.com This was an all vinyl house mix.