Podcasts about Andrew Stevenson

With a near constant flow of new executive orders and policy decisions, it’s challenging for investors to keep up with what US President Donald Trump’s administration is doing. In this episode of ESG Currents, Bloomberg Intelligence senior ESG analysts Gail Glazerman, Rob Du Boff and Andrew Stevenson are joined by colleagues Nathan Dean and Andrew Silverman to dissect the most significant changes that could impact E, S and G, including the fate of the Inflation Reduction Act and the consequences of intense DEI scrutiny.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As debates around the language and value of ESG persist, the underlying issues continue to influence companies, industries and markets. In this episode of Bloomberg Intelligence’s ESG Currents podcast, BI’s director of ESG research, Eric Kane, is joined by the analysts who have hosted episodes throughout the year to discuss the key ESG themes that will affect investments in 2025. Andrew Stevenson, Rob Du Boff, Melanie Rua, Conrad Tan, Gail Glazerman, Margot Wentzel, Grace Osborne and Christopher Ratti share insights on the climate, supply chains, water, sustainable debt, regulation, cybersecurity, nature and much more.This episode was recorded on Dec. 12.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As demand for AI processing power has met a commensurate spike in energy demand — a potential barrier to growth and profitability — companies like Synopsys can play an integral role in helping improve processing efficiency and managing power consumption. On this episode of the ESG Currents podcast, Synopsys CFO Shelagh Glaser joins Bloomberg Intelligence senior ESG analysts Gail Glazerman and Andrew Stevenson to discuss how optimizing software early in the design process can boost efficiency. She also examines the benefits and challenges of infusing AI into the company's own products. This episode was recorded on Sept. 11. Register here to attend BI's ESG conference on Dec. 11.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Insured natural-catastrophe losses of around $100 billion a year are the new norm, according to Tobias Grimm, Head of Climate Advisory and Natural Catastrophe Data at Munich Re. On this week's episode of ESG Currents, Grimm joins Bloomberg Intelligence analysts Grace Osborne and Andrew Stevenson to discuss prevention, protection gaps and the rise of unpredictable climatic events, as well as premium opportunities in the low-carbon space. This episode was recorded on Oct. 2. Register here to attend BI's ESG conference in New York on Dec. 11: https://bbgevent.app/esg-investment/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Passage: Colossians 1:13-2:5 Preacher: Andrew Stevenson Service: 10am (Corrimal) & 5pm (Wollongong) Date: 23rd June, 2024

Climate opportunities extend beyond clean-energy fuels and into a broad diffusion of business models, including areas such as efficiency and infrastructure. Join Senior BI analysts Shaheen Contractor and Andrew Stevenson as they speak with Sarah Wilson, managing director and head of climate strategy at Nuveen, to discuss the state of play in ESG asset gathering, strategies that are gaining steam and datasets to help portfolio managers make better ESG-related investment decisions. This episode was recorded on April 2.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Andrew Stevenson is the Head of Anglican Youthworks Ministry Support Team. He chatted to Clayton about the concerns about the draft report and reforms to the DGR system. The report means taking away DGR (Deductible Gift Recipient) status from almost exclusively religious charities – which will have a huge impact on important initiatives such as school building funds and religious education in government schools.If you would like to have your voice heard regarding these changes, follow this link to some sample wording to send to local government, noting that the deadline for feedback is 9 February 2024.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Brainstorm er rykket ud af podcaststudiet! De næste uger bringer vi i alt seks live-episoder, der er optaget på Experimentarium Temaet er neuroteknologi. og i denne første særepisode kan du blive skarp på, hvordan vi kan styre teknologi med hjernen. Forestil dig, at du kunne kommunikere med andre blot ved tankens kraft. Helt uden at tale eller bruge fagter. Eller at du kunne spille FIFA, Counterstrike - eller Hogwarts Legacy, uden en controller. Du skal bare tænke på dit næste træk i spillet, og så kan du styre det med din hjerne. Det lyder måske som noget fra en sci-fi-film, men det kan være en virkelighed, der er tættere på, end du måske tror. Ved hjælp af hjernestyret teknologi - neuroteknologi - kan vi nemlig i princippet styre alt med hjernen.  Men hvad kan vi vente os af teknologien i fremtiden, og hvilke etiske dilemmaer følger med den? Hvor går grænsen mellem mennesker og maskiner, og kan teknologien på sigt være farlig for os mennesker? Det kan du få svar på i denne episode af Brainstorm - Videnskab.dk's podcast om hjernen - som er optaget live på Experimentariums Store Scene foran en sal fuld af spørgelystne gymnasieelever under Hjernedag 2023 - et arrangement lavet i samarbejde med Etisk Råd og støttet af Lundbeckfonden. Værterne er som altid Anne Sophie Thingsted og Nana Elving Hansen, og de to forskere, hvis hjerne de plukker, er hjerneforsker Andrew Stevenson og professor i etik, Thomas Søbirk Petersen.    Brainstorm er støttet af Lundbeckfonden.  Medvirkende: Thomas Søbirk Petersen, professor i etik ved Institut for Kommunikation og Humanistisk Videnskab ved Roskilde Universitet   Andrew Stevenson, lektor ved Institut for Medicin og Sundhedsteknologi på Aalborg Universitet. Links: Her kan du læse om den første gang, det lykkedes forskere at styre en mus hen over en computerskærm med hjernen i 1977 Her kan du læse om en forsker, der fjernstyrer sin kollegas finger med sin hjerne Og her er to Videnskab.dk-artikler om forskere, der har afkodet hjerneaktivitet: Kunstig intelligens tegner det, forsøgdeltagerne tænker på Forskere ‘læser tanker' ved hjælp af kunstig intelligens      Følg os på Instagram - vi hedder brainstorm.podcast!

En el mes de noviembre hablamos de psicología del viaje con Andrew Stevenson, profesor en la "Manchester Metropolitan University", escuchante del podcast y autor del libro "The psychology of travel":https://www.amazon.com/-/es/Andrew-Stevenson/dp/1032104791Para recibir el PDF de vocabulario y acceder a los cursos de "Sí comprendo":https://www.sicomprendo.netInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/paloma.sicomprendo/?hl=es

En el mes de noviembre hablamos de psicología del viaje con Andrew Stevenson, profesor en la "Manchester Metropolitan University", escuchante del podcast y autor del libro "The psychology of travel":https://www.amazon.com/-/es/Andrew-Stevenson/dp/1032104791Para recibir el PDF de vocabulario y acceder a los cursos de "Sí comprendo":https://www.sicomprendo.netInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/paloma.sicomprendo/?hl=es

Why do we travel? Does travel make us happier? Smarter? Braver? Or, given the current climate crisis, why should we travel? What's the difference between a tourist and a traveler? And what's a Digital Nomad and why does that term make some people cringe?These and many other key, core questions are answered by Nathan James Thomas, editor of the Intrepid Times, and author of Travel Your Way and Untethered, and Dr. Andrew Stevenson, a Professor of Psychology at Manchester Metropolitan University and author of the new book The Psychology of Travel, alongside host Tony Fletcher.Some of the subjects, people and places covered in this episode:"The Sheltering Sky" by Paul BowlesThe sugar ants of the Northern Territory in AustraliaThe joys of buying a brown paper bag in MexicoFlight shaming and why it's a red herringNathan's travels through China, South America, Central Asa and why he now lives in PolandAndrew's cycling tours through Malaysia, Corsica, France and EnglandResearching educational psychology in GuatemalaWhy countries like Iran are not the scary, evil, ominous places they are presented as.Running in Sandakan, Borneo and Yuksom, Sikkim, India.Why walking can be an act of rebellionHow to spell "eudemonic," what the heck it means, and why it won't give you a hangover.Do long-term travelers tend to come from unsettled family homes - or have they all just broken up with a partner and want to get the hell out of dodge?Why encountering people from different cultural groups is a proven way to reduce prejudice......But why we need to encounter them on equal terms.Why staying home can be as bad for the environment as getting on a plane and seeing the worldMonks in Myanmar, and Marmite in Malaysia.Nathan James Thomas' books Travel Your Way and Untethered are available through:https://exislepublishing.com/product/travel-your-way/https://exislepublishing.com/product/untethered/The Intrepid Times is https://intrepidtimes.com and @IntrepidTimes across Facebook, Twitter and InstagramDr. Andrew Stevenson's book The Psychology of Travel is available throughhttps://www.routledge.com/The-Psychology-of-Travel/Stevenson/p/book/9781032104799and he can be found through https://www.mmu.ac.uk/research/research-centres/hpac/staff/profile/index.php?id=829Theme song "A Word That Doesn't Rhyme" by The Dear Boys. Listen to the whole song here.Sign up for free to the "Wordsmith" newsletter at tonyfletcher.substack.com/subscribe for further information about this episode, news of Tony's other podcast, a Midweek Update with recommendations for shows, reading, websites, videos, books and more, and a weekly long-form article. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

With the AL Central Division title already secured, the Minnesota Twins won two of three at home against the Oakland Athletics, and they did so while trying out new lineup combinations and treating pitchers very, very carefully. David and Dan discuss how the Twins are using this time to prepare for the postseason, which begins after one final regular-season series this weekend. They look at the highlights on the field, like Matt Wallner's grand slam and Andrew Stevenson's dash around the bases, and they also look to the decisions Rocco is making now and how those might change in the Wild Card games. Dan wants to know whether Byron Buxton could return and be effective in centerfield, while David wonders whether Rocco will change his pinching ways in the postseason. They also look around the league at a series of milestones for coaches and players, both former and current. Thanks for listening, and go Twins.The Gran Group with Edina Realty TWIN CITIES AREA REALTORS TO MEET ALL OF YOUR HOUSING NEEDS! Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the showMusic: "Minnesota Twins Theme" (1961) written by Ray Charles and Dick Wilson. Arrangement and performance by Jason Cain.Twitter: @MNfortheWin Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MNfortheWinWebsite: https://mnforthewin.buzzsprout.com/ Puckett's Picks Scoring 1pt per Base (H/BB/HBP) | 1pt per SB | 1pt per RBI -1pt per K | -1pt per Error | -1pt per GIDP Tie Breaker 1. Most HRs 2. Least Ks 3. Least LOBListeners always pick first, lowest score between Dan/David picks second for next series

Does travel really make you happier?  Today, I'm joined by Dr. Andrew Stevenson to unravel the mysteries of travel from an academic and psychological perspective. Dr. Stevenson is a cultural psychologist and senior lecturer in psychology at Manchester Metropolitan University in Manchester, England. In his recent book, The Psychology of Travel, Dr. Stevenson offers key insights into the psychological factors behind different kinds of travel and introduces the reader to new ways of thinking about global mobility and movement. In this episode, Dr. Stevenson shares insight into the reciprocal relationship between people and their environments, advice on managing travel fears and anxieties, and how to use travel as a tool for self-development. We explore the dilemmas of cultural integration, how travel changes our perception of time, the psychological factors behind different travel styles, and much more. How has travel improved your life? I'd love to hear about your experience and hope you'll share by sending me an audio message. Premium Passport: Want access to the private Zero To Travel podcast feed, a monthly bonus episode (decided on by YOU), exclusive content, direct access to me to answer your questions, and more? Click here to try Premium Passport for only $1. Tune In To Learn: The link between how we live and the environment around us and why we need to step outside of the travel bubble Why every traveler should have an understanding of the psychology of travel  The fine line between planning and researching and allowing that research to influence your expectations and judgments How we can manage our travel fears and anxieties and why worry can be a good thing  Why travel makes us happier and how to approach travel as a transformative tool The push and pull of maintaining your cultural identity vs. integrating into a culture Flow state and the relationship between time perception and travel The connection between travel and memory How eco-anxiety can help us become better travelers And so much more Resources: Join Zero To Travel Premium Passport Subscribe to our FREE newsletter Today's Sponsors - LifeStraw, Loop Earplugs Grab your copy of The Psychology of Travel Check out the book The Sheltering Sky by Paul Bowles Want More? Finding Meaning Through Travel w/ Dr. Christopher Daniels Luck Is No Accident: Making The Most Of Happenstance with Dr. John Krumboltz How To Crush Your Pre-Trip Anxiety Thanks To Our Sponsors This episode is sponsored by LifeStraw Go water bottles. Use the promo code TRAVEL to get 20% off your LifeStraw Go purchase when you visit www.lifestraw.com. Upgrade your sleep at home and on the road! Get 10% off your pair of Loop Earplugs by visiting www.loopearplugs.com/zerototravel. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ben does a solo pod breaking down a disappointing Twins series loss to the Guardians and multiple resilient comebacks against the Rangers. He looks ahead to the next week which will give the Twins yet another chance to finish off the Guardians once and for all. Plus, did the Guardians claim all those pitchers just to mess with the Twins?? And who the hell is Andrew Stevenson? Follow us on Twitter: @TwinsTalkPod Follow Ben: @BenJones_5 Follow John: @thejohnke Subscribe wherever you get your podcasts! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We all know vacations are fun, but did you know how good they are for you? This week's guest is Dr. Andrew Stevenson, a social anthropologist, filmmaker and senior lecturer in psychology at Manchester Metropolitan University. Andrew's new book, The Psychology of Travel, looks at what travel can do for us and how we can approach it differently to get the most out of it.   In this episode, you'll learn: Why travel is so good for our mental health. Why we're never really traveling “alone” and how other people affect our travel experiences. The link between memory and travel.

Andrew Stevenson – The psychology of travel...with TRE's Giles Brown

In this episode, we talked to Andrew about what interested him in bringing Ellie to St. Charles county and what conditions they treat. We also talked about how Ellie is breaking down the barriers to provide clients with the care that they need.

“I was still very self-conscious about it and was very hyper aware all the time of what people were thinking of me. I felt like I was just not comfortable in it. And then came the showtime. And that first night when I was on stage in front of the audience, I felt this feeling of being exactly where I was meant to be. That was the moment where everything shifted. And so I owe everything to that single moment of that teacher convincing me to be the lead role in the school musical. I all of a sudden had people cheering for me. I had parents asking me for my autograph as a kid. And that attention and being valued and being seen as being good at something and seeing that as an asset was the start of me rebuilding my self confidence that I'd lost. And it's just been a journey of progressing that and building ever since.”Episode #101 of The Hope Initiative with Andrew Stevenson.A fantastic human I have the pleasure to call a friend, Andrew Stevenson is a special human.In this conversation we cover some fairly deep things surrounding the passing of his father and how it has shaped the person he has become today. One who is empathetic, grateful, and an inspiration to many, myself included.Thanks to Andrew for his wisdom and candidly sharing his life with me.Big love - King!SHOW LINKSAndrew on InstagramFollow and connect with the podcast on Instagram and Twitter.Music by Jess Fairlie.

It's no exaggeration to say that in its ten years of existence, Handspring Publishing has had a profound impact on the bodywork and movement therapy fields. Til and Whitney talk with two of Handspring's founders about some very big recent news, and about their unique vision of a place where both long-established authors (such as Robert Schleip, Leon Chaitow, and more), as well as promising newer voices, could all share their knowledge and advance our field. Get the full transcript at Til or Whitney's sites!  Whitney Lowe's online Clinical & Orthopedic Massage Courses Til Luchau's courses at Advanced-Trainings.com  Resources mentioned   Til Luchau: Advanced Myofascial Techniques volumes 1 and 2 JC Guimberteau: Architecture of Human Living Fascia Sat Bir Khalsa: Principles and Practice of Yoga in Health Care JKP announces their acquisition of Handspring Publishing Handspring's site  Sponsor Offers:  Books of Discovery: save 15% by entering "thinking" at checkout on booksofdiscovery.com. ABMP: save $24 on new membership at abmp.com/thinking.  Handspring Publishing: save 20% by entering “TTP” at checkout at handspringpublishing.com.  About Whitney Lowe  |  About Til Luchau  |  Email Us: info@thethinkingpractitioner.com (The Thinking Practitioner Podcast is intended for professional practitioners of manual and movement therapies: bodywork, massage therapy, structural integration, chiropractic, myofascial and myotherapy, orthopedic, sports massage, physical therapy, osteopathy, yoga, strength and conditioning, and similar professions. It is not medical or treatment advice.)

Max Rayman of District On Deck joins Josh Neighbors to discuss the latest Washington Nationals news. The guys give their thoughts on Andrew Stevenson being outrighted by the Nats & electing to remain in the organization. The guys then discuss Lucius Fox's odyssey from MLB camp, to triple A, back to MLB camp. They then discuss his potential impact on this years team. They wrap up by discussing the Nationals potential opening day roster Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Max Rayman of District On Deck joins Josh Neighbors to discuss the latest Washington Nationals news. The guys give their thoughts on Andrew Stevenson being outrighted by the Nats & electing to remain in the organization.The guys then discuss Lucius Fox's odyssey from MLB camp, to triple A, back to MLB camp. They then discuss his potential impact on this years team. They wrap up by discussing the Nationals potential opening day roster Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The regular season is just a few days away and we get you set for 2022. Mark & Al set the pitching table for the Nationals as Patrick Corbin has officially been named the Opening Day starter. Do you remember Joan Adon from Game #162?  Hear why you might hear that name again as soon as April.(19:53) A look at the position players, including Victor Robles getting another shot at the Major League level. Mark explains why there still might be more roster movement before Thursday.  Why is Andrew Stevenson starting the season in the minors?(31:28) The Nats offense have a lot of reasons for optimism this season. The heart of the order is expected to feature Juan Soto, Josh Bell, and Nelson Cruz.  What kind of production is expected from Keibert Ruiz at the plate?(35:16) Sean Doolittle makes his Nats Chat debut as he is back in Washington after being a crucial cog to the 2019 World Series title.  Hear what "Doo" has to say about this year's team, returning after being honored last year, his thoughts on the "ghost runner" rule, and more!(52:39) The hosts give their season predictions for this season.  Hint: World Series title not expected by either.

Josh Neighbors breaks down the news that Max Scherzer is signing with the New York Mets. He then discusses the Nationals avoiding arbitration with an agreement with Andrew Stevenson. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Josh Neighbors breaks down the news that Max Scherzer is signing with the New York Mets. He then discusses the Nationals avoiding arbitration with an agreement with Andrew Stevenson. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Nats walked off the Mets 4-3 with a Carter Kieboom single on Labor Day afternoon. Al & Mark analyze the exciting series finale that capped a five game stretch in the past four days.  For the third time over the holiday weekend, Andrew Stevenson came off the bench for a major hit in the final inning; this one a game tying RBI scoring.(12:12) Alcides Escobar had a game big on Monday as he notched a 1st inning triple and also narrowly scored the game tying run n the 9th.   Josh Bell also made strong contributions too; hear what Davey Martinez said about the first baseman's performance this season.(17:14) Patrick Corbin threw a solid outing as he stretched to seven innings and only issued one walk (did give up eleven hits to be fair).  Did having a veteran catcher behind the plate (Alex Avila) play any stabilizing role for Corbin?(25:07) Luis Garcia hit a an 8th inning triple and had five extra base hits in the series.  Does it look like the 2B job is his to lose next Spring?

We give Javy and Francisco thumbs up for their right to not like being booed, and reiterate our official stance that although fans have the right to boo, it is really bad form and should be avoided except in a few very specific instances. In our boyfriend report, Andrew Stevenson's mullet gets some press and ups his qHAR, Yoshi Tsutsugo finds comfort in Chipotles, and Iglesias is released to make room for Junk. Four teams and the League itself  institute COVID vaccination requirements for non-player employees, and some long term staff would rather leave than get the shot. Recent outbreaks beg the question is a player's “personal choice”  to not be vaccinated harmful to their team's chance in the playoffs? Oracle Park food concession workers vote to strike over lack of  COVID protections, among other issues.In the Police Blotter, we are angrier and more deeply disappointed  all the time at Jonah Keri, who just pled guilty to more than a dozen domestic assault charges. The Nats model good behavior by releasing Starlin Castro at the end of his suspension, and taking responsibility for bringing him on in the first place.  The Mets acting GM, who replaced the GM they fired for sending inappropriate communications to female journalists, was just arrested for DUI. Pitcher Josiah Gray gives back by donating autographed cleats for a fundraising auction at Adopt a Minor League Player. That same organization is raising funds for Somerset Patriots players, the Yankees AA affiliate, who lost cars and equipment and  other belongings when Ida caused extreme flooding at their ballpark last week.  Still waiting for the Yankees to pony up.This weekend saw Baseball for All's annual Maria Pepe series, hosted by NY Girls Baseball, and groundbreaker Maria was there, seeing the change she brought to the sport. Bryan Ruby, of the Salem-Keizer Volcanoes, comes out as the one and only openly gay man in professional baseball. It's  2021, people.Jose Ramirez's necklace, though.Get vaxxed, fight the man, and find us on Twitter @ncibpodcast, on Facebook @nocryinginbball, Instagram @nocryinginbball and on the Interweb at nocryinginbball.com. Please take a moment to subscribe to the show, and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen to NCiB. Become a supporter at Patreon to help us keep doing what we do. Say goodnight, Pottymouth.

Weird episode. Weird series. Five games are way too many to play against the same team and it showed with some sloppy baseball over the holiday weekend. The Mets lost two winnable games and we can't let that go. Also, James talks about a potentially important adjustment by Tylor Megill and Marc breaks down what is wrong with Jeff McNeil. Most importantly, Andrew Stevenson can legit kick rocks. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/metsdup/support

The Nats and Mets split their doubleheader Saturday in D.C.  Game 1 saw New York blow a 9-0 lead, but they ultimately prevailed 11-9 in extras (9 innings).  The Nationals took Game 2 by a score of 4-3 to end a seven game losing streak.Al & Mark recap the action packed day in Navy Yard by tipping their caps to Andrew Stevenson, who homered in Game 1 to force extra innings.  Alcides Escobar and Luis Garcia also had noteworthy days at the ballpark.(17:22) Carter Kieboom had a big day at the plate, but did get ejected from Game 2 on what should have been an obvious transgression.  (23:30) The two starting pitchers for Washington had polar opposite outings.  Erick Fedde really struggled (was not helped by poor defense behind him) and Josh Rogers took complete advantage of the opportunity he found himself in.  Will we see more of Rogers this month?(36:21) Kyle Finnegan's Saturday encapsulated the day's events.  Takes the loss in Game 1, earns the save in Game 2.

The Nats lost 6-2 in ten innings to the Mets after Washington scored two runs in the ninth to force extras. Mark & Al dissect the final frames, highlighted by Andrew Stevenson's collision at home to score the tying run.(8:23) Riley Adams had a huge night at the plate while getting his first start at catcher since Keibert Ruiz was called up.  Adams got on base four times Friday evening, including three hits.  How will starts at catcher be parceled out for this series?(18:58) Juan Soto homered to give the Nationals their first run of the night in the bottom of the 9th.  He did however misplay a fly ball, which led to a bloop RBI triple.(30:10) Sean Nolin was solid as he only allowed two runs in five innings, despite a high pitch count.  Nolin has faced the Mets three times since August.  (38:31) Listener submitted question revisiting the Bryce Harper Free Agency debate from a few years back.  Harper hit the Nationals hard this season and is making a MVP push in his third season while with Philadelphia.  How does this affect Soto's situation?

The Nats edged the Cubs 4-3 after a dizzying two day stretch that saw eight players traded away.  Al & Mark digest what the deadline moves mean for the organization moving forward and analyze the remarkable Jon Lester trade.   They also point out just how different the farm system is now regarded after acquiring a dozen prospects.(13:46) Reaction to Friday night's starting lineup that looks a lot different after all the moves.  Should Victor Robles return to the leadoff spot as opposed to Andrew Stevenson?  (20:05) Ryan Zimmerman was retained unlike most veterans ahead of the trade deadline.  Was there a possibility the Nationals would have dealt him away?  Same question applies to Josh Bell.(26:08) Paolo Espino earned his third win of the season as he pitched into the sixth inning.  This comes as he only had three hours notice that he would be taking the mound.(32:04) Listener submitted emails reacting to the flurry of trades.

The Nationals lost their series opener at Camden Yards 6-1 to the Orioles.  It was a busy night for Mark as he made his debut hosting the pre & postgame shows on MASN and he tells Al all about it. They then dissect why Josh Bell got the nod in the field and Ryan Zimmerman was the DH, as opposed to Zim starting at 1B.  Bell provided the only offense of the night with a tape measure shot, his third homer of the week.(16:26) Andrew Stevenson got another start in CF on Friday night.  Has Robles been benched?  Is this a platoon?  Is it a bit more complicated than that?(21:38) Patrick Corbin had another bad outing despite pitching well in the opening innings.  Is his spot in the rotation in jeopardy?(27:47) Stephen Strasburg again felt discomfort in his neck and will likely see another specialist.  Al puts into perspective just how disastrous this contract might end up being for Washington.(35:28) An update on Cade Cavali straight from the Voice of the "Harrisburg Senators Terry Byrom".  A link to Terry's radio broadcast is located on the team's website.(38:44) Friday was the one year anniversary of the Nationals most unusual Opening Day vs. the Yankees.  Mark relays what that bizarre evening felt like as everything that could have gone wrong, seemingly did go wrong.

The Nationals lost 3-1 in extras to the Marlins, ending their brief win streak at three games. Al & Mark dive into the offensive struggles from Wednesday night, as some familiar themes from earlier this season returned.  This includes multiple double plays and stranding runners in scoring position.(12:33) Andrew Stevenson started two games this series in CF instead of Victor Robles.  Is this a sign of lineup cards to come?(19:15) Erick Fedde bounced back with a solid outing, his first good start since returning from the IL. How much stock should we put it into considering it was against Miami?(23:43) Brad Hand gave up the decisive two runs in the top of 10th, while in his second inning of work.  Should Davey Martinez have brought in a fresh arm for extra innings?

Adam Howe (@EightyGrade) and 2020 TGFBI Champion Kevin Hasting (@HastingKevin) are joined by Toby G (@BatFlipCrazy), host of the Bat Flip Crazy Fantasy Baseball Podcast, to break down the fifth FAAB period of the 2021 season, as well and provide insight into early season FAAB strategy and how to learn from mistakes made in desperation. Welcome Toby (1:35) Go add Alex Kiriloff (3:47) Shelly was right about Spencer Howard and Nico Hoerner (5:29) Ryan Weathers: rotation fixture (8:08) Jon Berti gains time at 3B (10:36) Kolton Wong is back (12:05) How long do you hold Jared Kelenic? (12:34) Baltimore outfield swap (15:01) Andrew Stevenson worth a look? (15:31) Donovan Solano down in San Francisco (17:15) Luis Patino pitching in Tampa Sunday? (18:18) Who's filling in the Milwaukee rotation? (21:51) Who fills in for Jake Odorizzi? (26:17) Bullpen notes from Kansas City (28:01) Early season FAAB strategy (30:21) FAAB in 12 teamers vs 15 teamers (36:54) Managing FAAB in multiple leagues (40:37) Power: Mitch Moreland, Daniel Vogelbach, Jordan Luplow, Adolis Garcia, others (46:21) Speed: Adolis Garcia, Myles Straw, Nicky Lopez, Hunter Dozier, Jon Berti, Sam Haggerty, Tim Locastro (53:12) Opportunity:  Francisco Mejia, Tyler O'Neil, Mike Brousseau, others (1:00:34) Wins and K’s: Alex Wood, Austin Gomber, Spencer Turnbull (1:06:13) Future 2-start options: JA Happ, Nick Pivetta, Tyler Anderson, others (1:11:27) Saves: Mike Mayers, Jeffrey Springs, Andrew Kittredge, Sean Doolittle, JB Bukauskas, others (1:17:15) Wild Card: Nolan Gorman (1:25:26) Kevin's parting words (1:27:41) Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Stitcher | TuneIn | Google Podcasts | Pocket Casts | RSS Connect: Twitter | OnTheWirePod@gmail.com| Join PL+ Please rate and review the pod on your favorite platform and check out the rest of the Pitcher List Podcast Network (@PitcherListPods) Get PL+ and join our community: https://www.pitcherlist.com/plus

Adam Howe (@EightyGrade) and 2020 TGFBI Champion Kevin Hasting (@HastingKevin) are joined by Toby G (@BatFlipCrazy), host of the Bat Flip Crazy Fantasy Baseball Podcast, to break down the fifth FAAB period of the 2021 season, as well and provide insight into early season FAAB strategy and how to learn from mistakes made in desperation. Welcome Toby (1:35) Go add Alex Kiriloff (3:47) Shelly was right about Spencer Howard and Nico Hoerner (5:29) Ryan Weathers: rotation fixture (8:08) Jon Berti gains time at 3B (10:36) Kolton Wong is back (12:05) How long do you hold Jared Kelenic? (12:34) Baltimore outfield swap (15:01) Andrew Stevenson worth a look? (15:31) Donovan Solano down in San Francisco (17:15) Luis Patino pitching in Tampa Sunday? (18:18) Who's filling in the Milwaukee rotation? (21:51) Who fills in for Jake Odorizzi? (26:17) Bullpen notes from Kansas City (28:01) Early season FAAB strategy (30:21) FAAB in 12 teamers vs 15 teamers (36:54) Managing FAAB in multiple leagues (40:37) Power: Mitch Moreland, Daniel Vogelbach, Jordan Luplow, Adolis Garcia, others (46:21) Speed: Adolis Garcia, Myles Straw, Nicky Lopez, Hunter Dozier, Jon Berti, Sam Haggerty, Tim Locastro (53:12) Opportunity:  Francisco Mejia, Tyler O'Neil, Mike Brousseau, others (1:00:34) Wins and K’s: Alex Wood, Austin Gomber, Spencer Turnbull (1:06:13) Future 2-start options: JA Happ, Nick Pivetta, Tyler Anderson, others (1:11:27) Saves: Mike Mayers, Jeffrey Springs, Andrew Kittredge, Sean Doolittle, JB Bukauskas, others (1:17:15) Wild Card: Nolan Gorman (1:25:26) Kevin's parting words (1:27:41) Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Stitcher | TuneIn | Google Podcasts | Pocket Casts | RSS Connect: Twitter | OnTheWirePod@gmail.com| Join PL+ Please rate and review the pod on your favorite platform and check out the rest of the Pitcher List Podcast Network (@PitcherListPods) Get PL+ and join our Discord: https://pitcherlist.com/plus

The Nationals have won two straight for the first time this season as they defeated Arizona 6-2. Al & Tim Shovers analyze Erick Fedde's impressive start, that saw him strikeout 9 Diamondbacks, tying a career high.(9:32) The offense was impressive as it tallied 15 hits, including a trio of Nats who had 3 hits apiece. However, Victor Robles did not start as Andrew Stevenson got the nod in CF.  Anything to make of that, or just off for a day game?  Plus, has the organization fully moved on from him in the lead-off spot?(16:25) A discussion on the defense as Washington had 2 errors in the game and another blunder in the 9th that almost was very costly. The bullpen on the other hand, had an active day as Luis Avilan was placed on the IL, Wander Suero left early with an apparent injury, and the two Kyle's came through in the clutch. (27:09) A preview of Sunday's starting pitching match-up between two World Series MVPs, Stephen Strasburg vs. Madison Bumgarner. How important is this start for Strasburg?  Finally, Tim has some Bumgarner inspired trivia for Al, diehard Nats fans please feel free to play along.  

The Nationals lost the opener of their home stand 11-6 to Arizona, as Patrick Corbin allowed 10 runs in just 2 innings.  Al & Mark try and figure out what has been plaguing Corbin in his first two starts to the season, as his ERA is currently above 21.  How concerned should fans be about the lefty?(14:00) Victor Robles was replaced mid-game by Andrew Stevenson in CF in the top of the 5th.  Was it a benching or just an early use of the double switch?  (18:21)  The Nats bullpen had a strong evening after only allowing 1 run in 7 frames, including you know who making another appearance.  However, the Diamondbacks were HBP 5 times on Thursday, will there be a retaliation this weekend?(20:51) Finally, a look ahead at Max Scherzer's now crucial start on Friday night against Arizona.

The Nationals fell 9-5 at the Dodgers as Patrick Corbin's season debut did not make it a full 5 innings.  Al & Mark dig into his start and wonder how much cause for concern there should be due to the decreased velocity on his fastball.  Is it rust or a continuation from his last season?(15:30) L.A. swelled their lead in the 7th on a liner that got past a diving Andrew Stevenson in LF.  Should Stevenson have left his feet or approached it differently with the bases loaded? They then focus their attention to the offense, as Juan Soto and Ryan Zimmerman are carrying more than their fair share for the lineup at the moment.(25:37) Sunday afternoon will see a combined 6 Cy Young Awards on the mound as Max Scherzer takes on Clayton Kershaw to avoid the sweep.  How important is it for Scherzer to have a strong opening frame after allowing 4 solo homers on Opening Day?(28:42) Finally, we circle back to the Universal DH debate after so many listeners chimed in from our previous episode.  Our twitter poll resulted in 57% supporting for current NL rules to keep starting pitchers in the lineup.

Many people think of climate change as being a future problem, but that's not the case. Climate change has become a major part of our economy. In 2020, 4.7 million structures were impacted from an insurance perspective because of climate change. Insurance premiums are increasing, people are losing opportunities to work, and businesses are being disrupted. The federal government is now shouldering a larger burden than the insurance industry and taxpayers are paying the price. But, there is something we can do! Andrew Stevenson, Strategy Manager at Voloridge Investments, shares the relevant data with us and provides important insight into what we can do to lessen the impact on our environment and the burden on us all. Voloridge VoLo Foundation Climate Correction Conference

RVC Alumnus and passionate safety guru, Andy Stevenson, tells us how he road tripped to Alaska and ended up staying for 25 years. While in Alaska, Andy tried on many different career hats helping him build skills in leadership, industrial manufacturing, operations, sales, and inventory control. You'll also hear candid stories including how bad choices impacted his decision to make the trek back to Illinois and how a new relationship inspired him to try out Rock Valley College in his forties.

We bring in our College Call of Duty correspondent, Andrew Stevenson to talk about College CoD week two and the current power ranking. Fresh power rankings going into week 2 according to College CoD’s Twitter: Ottawa University Gold Ottawa University Black Concord University Maroon Humber College Gold California State University Long Beach Black Since the top 2 spots are the same school, ranked at 6th is University of Alabama Crimson See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In a purely mercenary move, Patti goes Mike Trout-ish with her Orioles boyfriend, whereas Pottymouth sticks to hair, vegetables and kryptonite. Plus Nationals boyfriends, good luck to Howie, and the still-missing Manny.

What is DataOps? Why is a real-time data platform essential to the use cases driving it? How can you build data pipelines with open source complexity? In this episode of The New Stack Makers live — yet from our respective sofas — from KubeCon North America, we talk to Andrew Stevenson, chief technical officer and co-founder of Lenses, about how Apache Kafka and Kubernetes can together dramatically increase the agility, efficiency and security of building real-time data applications.

Britt Ghiroli joins Al and DVR to discuss the unique challenges of covering a team beat in 2020, and several key storylines from the 2020 Nationals.  Rundown 1:29 The Unique Challenges of Team Coverage in 2020 4:26 What Went Wrong for Victor Robles This Season? 6:52 Instructional Leagues & Winter Ball Plans 12:01 Andrew Stevenson, 2021 Sleeper? 14:02 Carter Kieboom's 2020 Struggles Follow Britt on Twitter: @Britt_Ghiroli Follow Al on Twitter: @almelchiorBB Follow DVR on Twitter: @DerekVanRiper Subscribe to The Athletic for just $1/month at theathletic.com/422 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

There are an increasing number of use cases for real time data, and the systems to power them are becoming more mature. Once you have a streaming platform up and running you need a way to keep an eye on it, including observability, discovery, and governance of your data. That's what the Lenses.io DataOps platform is built for. In this episode CTO Andrew Stevenson discusses the challenges that arise from building decoupled systems, the benefits of using SQL as the common interface for your data, and the metrics that need to be tracked to keep the overall system healthy. Observability and governance of streaming data requires a different approach than batch oriented workflows, and this episode does an excellent job of outlining the complexities involved and how to address them.

"The Garden Party" The Very Best in Americana Blues Country & Folk Show with Ian Boyle & John Jenkins, Vintage Radio Birkenhead This Week's Show Wednesday 24th June 2020 Featured Albums Jon Palmer Acoustic Band - "One Fine Day" and Skipinnish - "Steer by the Stars" Jon Palmer Acoustic Band Describing the band as “a cross between The Pogues and Bruce Springsteen’s Seeger Session Band – with a bit of Waterboys and Saw Doctors thrown in for good measure”, Leeds Music Scene said the Jon Palmer Acoustic Band left them “spellbound and desperate for more!” Jon is a former winner of the Grolsch UK Songwriter of the Year, and a published songwriter with Sony http://www.jonpalmeracousticband.com/ Skipinnish are riding an ever-growing wave of popularity and the last 2 years have been the biggest for the band since they began way back in 1999 when co-founders Andrew Stevenson and Angus MacPhail joined forces. With increased numbers in the band from these early days and with the addition of lead vocals and full back line, recent years have seen this band hit the very top of the music scene in Scotland. With hit after hit of self penned songs and a strong mix of powerful bagpipe, fiddle and accordion led tune sets, they encompass the very best of contemporary Celtic Music. https://www.skipinnish.com/ Playlist June 24th 2020 · Jimmy Murphy – Here Kitty Kitty (Album “Hillbilly Hop”) · Jon Palmer Acoustic Band – Music Town (Album “One Fine Day”) · Oh Susanna – Sacrifice (Single) (Album “Sleep Little Sailor” Deluxe”) · Skipinnish – Anchors of the Soul (Album “Steer By The Stars”) · Barry Walsh – Cover your Face (Health Jingle) · Emily Duff – We Aint Going Nowhere (Album “Born on the Ground”) · Jon Palmer Acoustic Band – The Broken Pieces of Yesterday (Album “One Fine Day”) · Skipinnish –Steer by the Stars (Album “Steer By The Stars”) · Town Meeting – The Fourth Verse (Album “Make Things Better”) · Paul Kelly – Pub with No Beer (Album “40 Days”) · Jon Palmer Acoustic Band – One Fine Day (Album “One Fine Day”) · Skipinnish – Puirt Set (Album “Steer By The Stars”) · Johnny Chops – Hope is contagious too (Single) · Robert John & the Wreck – Cant Stand it (Album “Last light on the Highway”) · Barry Walsh – Hug Someone (Health Jingle) · Jon Palmer Acoustic Band – Hey Now (Album “One Fine Day”) · Skipinnish – Land Below the Waves (Album “Steer By The Stars”) · Dan Hubbard – Hotshot (Single) · Laura Marling – Song For Our Daughter (Mojo July Cover Disc/Song for Our Daughter) · Frazey Ford – The Kids are having None of It (Mojo July Cover Disc/U Kin Be The Sun) · Skipinnish – 20th Anniversary Jig (Album “Steer By The Stars”) · Jon Palmer Acoustic Band – No One Can Hear (Album “One Fine Day”)

Andrew's story is truly inspirational, the man has had adversity after adversity and every time alchemised it into gold. He is a true testament to the work he has done and there are so many golden nuggets in here. He currently runs his Marketing agency helping businesses expand their horizons on the online space and is utilising this avenue to fund his dream of becoming an actor. After living In America for over a year, he suddenly had to return to Australia and his world turned upside down. Little did he know that everything would turn out perfectly... Enjoy guys! Founder Darren Reilly / https://www.instagram.com/darren_reilly/ Andrew Stevenson / https://www.instagram.com/andrew.stevenson/ Brotherhood Coaching / https://www.instagram.com/brotherhoodcoaching/ Brotherhood Facebook Group/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/353027208931131 / Allbases Digital / https://www.instagram.com/allbasesdigital/ Allbases Digital website / http://www.allbasesdigital.com.au/

Paul Mainieri, Head LSU Baseball coach, sat down with two of his former players and talked the game, the National Championship they won together, and a lot more.Paul is a four-time National Coach of the Year, a College Baseball Hall of Fame inductee, and as mentioned earlier, a National Champion. Mainieri's LSU players have earned First-Team All-America recognition on 13 occasions, and 17 of his former Tigers have played Major League Baseball. Four of his former players have won MLB World Series championships – St. Thomas University pitcher Joe Klink (1997 Twins and 1989 Athletics); Notre Dame pitcher Brad Lidge (2008 Phillies); LSU pitcher Louis Coleman (2015 Royals); and LSU infielder Alex Bregman (2017 Astros).LSU players have been chosen in the MLB Draft on 86 occasions during Mainieri's tenure, including a first-round selection in seven of the past 11 seasons – outfielder Jared Mitchell in 2009, pitcher Anthony Ranaudo in 2010, outfielder Mikie Mahtook in 2011, pitcher Kevin Gausman in 2012, pitcher Aaron Nola in 2014, shortstop Alex Bregman in 2015 and pitcher Alex Lange in 2017. The first six players developed into first-round selections under Mainieri after being drafted out of high school (Mitchell, 10th round; Ranaudo, 11th round; Mahtook, 39th round; Gausman, sixth round; Nola, 22nd round; and Bregman, 29th round). Lange was undrafted out of high school and developed into a first-round pick at LSU.Seventeen of Mainieri's LSU players have reached the Major Leagues, including infielder Alex Bregman, pitcher Aaron Nola, infielder DJ LeMahieu, pitcher Louis Coleman, pitcher Charlie Furbush, pitcher Ryan Verdugo, pitcher Kevin Gausman, pitcher Anthony Ranaudo, infielder Matt Clark, outfielder Mikie Mahtook, pitcher Nick Rumbelow, pitcher Nick Goody, infielder Ryan Schimpf, outfielder JaCoby Jones, outfielder Andrew Stevenson, pitcher Ryan Eades and infielder Austin Nola.Mainieri's commitment to academic achievement has been illustrated by the Tigers' performance in the classroom, as 84 LSU baseball players have earned their degrees during his tenure. Twenty-four of the graduates were players who signed professional contracts before completing their college eligibility and returned to LSU to finish their degree requirements. In addition, LSU players have received SEC Academic Honor Roll recognition on 130 occasions over the past 13 seasons.He has established an active community service function within the baseball program, as the Tigers regularly visit hospitals and schools in the Baton Rouge area. The team also participates in the ALS Walk -- promoting awareness of the treatment of Lou Gehrig's Disease -- and in the Buddy Walk, which is designed to encourage acceptance and inclusion of people with Down Syndrome.Mainieri is personally involved in several philanthropic causes, including Cancer Services of Baton Rouge, the ALS Association, the Baton Rouge Children's Advocacy Center, the Knock Knock Children's Museum, Prostate Cancer Awareness and the Kelli Leigh Richmond Ovarian Cancer Foundation.When Mainieri was hired as LSU's coach in June 2006, he expressed a clear vision for the future of the Fighting Tiger program.“Make no mistake about it,” he said. “The goal is to return LSU to the pinnacle position in college baseball. I have all the confidence in the world that we can do that here.”Support the show

The Nationals lost to the Brewers in Milwaukee 5-3, dropping to a season low 6 games .500. Bob & Tim have you covered in this postgame edition of the podcast that dives into yet another wasted Max Scherzer start, Yan Gomes and Andrew Stevenson leaving early due to injury, when Anthony Rendon could return to the lineup, and a whole lot more in this episode.

Killian can now be seen on screen in Roddy Doyle’s brand new film Rosie, currently in cinemas and he is currently' producing Ciara Smyth's new play, We Can't Have Monkeys In The House which runs from November 12th-24th at the New Theatre, Templebar. A Dublin native Actor and Producer, Killian’s acting interest stems from his time at the Independent Theatre Workshop which led to him becoming a recent graduate of the full-time Professional Actor Training course at the Gaiety School of Acting 2015. Killian took on the role of Producer in a world premiere production of Donal Ryan’s virtuoso novel The Spinning Heart at Smock Alley Theatre 1662 in July 2016 and has been working in the field ever since. He has been Executive Producer at Reality:Check Productions since 2017. Most recently Killian reprised his role of Hackett for Michael Harnett’s The Boys, directed by Tracy Ryan, while also taking on the role of Producer. The show toured Dublin throughout Autumn 2017 playing to sell out audiences in The Viking, Smock Alley and the Dolmen. Recent film work includes Tak in the upcoming series Krypton for Warner Bros, DC Comics and Syfy; Dickie in Smithy & Dickie Boy, a documentary-short by Savage Films directed by Hannah Quinn; and Son in Man to Man, a short written and directed by Andrew Stevenson.

Stevie and Joe talk about the Nationals big win off the big bat of recently called up Andrew Stevenson, if the season is actually over, and if the manager is safe while looking forward to next season... although Steve is in denial and still believes the Nats have something left. The boys also discuss if Mad Max can maintain his form for one or two more seasons, what may happen with Harper, and expectations for Strassie as he takes the mound again tonight. The show concludes with a pointed discussion on both the Ohio State and Maryland football situations with Urban and DJ in the spotlight and what may/should happen moving forward and why both stories will impact football long term!

Do you want to learn more about humpback whales? One of the largest animals in the world!!! They can span in length to 42-50 feet. If you can’t jump onto Andrew’s boat “Magical Whale” in Bermuda listen in to learn more on these amazing creatures... The post #003 Humpback Whales & Bermuda With Andrew Stevenson appeared first on Vet Chloe.

On this special edition of the DoDCast, we spoke to Washington Nationals and Syracuse Chiefs outfielder, Andrew Stevenson. We talked to him about: His first major league call-up, Davey Martinez's clubhouse vibe, what he worked on with Kevin Long this off-season and whether he prefers Field of Dreams or Major League. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this special edition of the DoDCast, we spoke to Washington Nationals and Syracuse Chiefs outfielder, Andrew Stevenson.We talked to him about: His first major league call-up, Davey Martinez's clubhouse vibe, what he worked on with Kevin Long this off-season and whether he prefers Field of Dreams or Major League.

The podcast centers around real IoT and Data Science considerations to enable the Internet of Things and intelligent operations. With its cutting-edge technologies, digital expertise and industry knowledge, Atos supports the digital transformation of its clients across various business sectors: Defense, Financial Services, Health, Manufacturing, Media, Energy & Utilities, Public sector, Retail, Telecommunications and Transportation. Atos is a leader in digital services with pro forma annual revenue of circa € 13 billion and circa 100,000 employees in 73 countries. Serving a global client base, the Group provides Business & Platform Solutions, Infrastructure & Data Management, Cloud operations, Big Data & Cyber-security solutions. Atos is a global leader in digital transformation with approximately 100,000 employees in 73 countries and annual revenue of around € 13 billion. European number one in Big Data, Cybersecurity, High Performance Computing and Digital Workplace, the Group provides Cloud services, Infrastructure & Data Management, Business & Platform solutions, as well as transactional services through Worldline, the European leader in the payment industry. Julien has been with Atos for 5½ years and has been active in the industry for 22 years. He moved into the role of Global Head of Codex 2 months ago, from having led the Global Digital Practice last year and other practices before that. As Global Head of Codex, he is responsible for the Codex Pillar in terms of the cross-division / company-wide capability, offering portfolio (including IoT, Analytics, BI, AI and Cognitive) and the overall go-to-market. Andrew Stevenson is operating within Atos on a Global basis and focused on enabling organizations to bring their data to life through the use of Data Analytics and Big Data within Cloud environments. Andrew's background is originally in electronics engineering and the marketing & distribution of high technology products. For the past 25 years he has specialized in the application of technology within a marketing and business environment. For further information or to get in contact with Atos Codex: codex@atos.net

The podcast centers around real IoT and Data Science considerations to enable the Internet of Things and intelligent operations. With its cutting-edge technologies, digital expertise and industry knowledge, Atos supports the digital transformation of its clients across various business sectors: Defense, Financial Services, Health, Manufacturing, Media, Energy & Utilities, Public sector, Retail, Telecommunications and Transportation. Atos is a leader in digital services with pro forma annual revenue of circa € 13 billion and circa 100,000 employees in 73 countries. Serving a global client base, the Group provides Business & Platform Solutions, Infrastructure & Data Management, Cloud operations, Big Data & Cyber-security solutions. Atos is a global leader in digital transformation with approximately 100,000 employees in 73 countries and annual revenue of around € 13 billion. European number one in Big Data, Cybersecurity, High Performance Computing and Digital Workplace, the Group provides Cloud services, Infrastructure & Data Management, Business & Platform solutions, as well as transactional services through Worldline, the European leader in the payment industry. Julien has been with Atos for 5½ years and has been active in the industry for 22 years. He moved into the role of Global Head of Codex 2 months ago, from having led the Global Digital Practice last year and other practices before that. As Global Head of Codex, he is responsible for the Codex Pillar in terms of the cross-division / company-wide capability, offering portfolio (including IoT, Analytics, BI, AI and Cognitive) and the overall go-to-market. Andrew Stevenson is operating within Atos on a Global basis and focused on enabling organizations to bring their data to life through the use of Data Analytics and Big Data within Cloud environments. Andrew's background is originally in electronics engineering and the marketing & distribution of high technology products. For the past 25 years he has specialized in the application of technology within a marketing and business environment. For further information or to get in contact with Atos Codex: codex@atos.net

So you've made a comic and now you want to sell it. But how? Steven Andrews, production editor for the Toronto Comics Anthology, takes Justin through the process. From pitching your comic to stores, to selling it on consignment, to getting an ISBN number, it's all here. Originally aired on CJRU 1280 AM in Toronto. Edited by Justin Chandler. Here's the link to Steven Andrews article on how to sell comics: http://tocomix.com/index.php?page=distribution

It's the Toronto Comics Anthology's second social meet up at The Sidekick Cafe featuring chats with creators Andrew Stevenson, Mike Heron and Andrea Fort, and James Edward Clark.

The Fall League provides top prospects with a chance to see some of the best talent in the league and work on refining their skills. MLBPipeline.com caught up with two Nationals prospects Andrew Stevenson and Drew Ward to discuss how they'll take advantage of the warm weather and the great opportunity.

A chat with writer Howard Wong ( Image, Bandai )  over pints on the patio. Also sitting in are fellow Toronto Comic Anthology contributors Sam Noir. Keith Grachow and Andrew Stevenson.    

This week I venture from the 905 to the 416 to sit down for a chat with a few of the editors of the Toronto Comics Anthology Vol.3, Andrew Stevenson, Allison O'Toole and Aaron Feldman. We talk about the origin of the project, the T.O. comic community, the people, artists and writers involved and what it takes to put together an endeavour such as this. Support Toronto Indie Comics, visit the KICKSTARTER and pledge today!      

The editors of The Toronto Comics Anthology — multiple collections of comic stories taking place in Toronto.