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Chris Rosenthall and Kevin Brown analyze the results from Week 3 of the Premier Lacrosse League. They share an in-depth discussion around the Philadelphia getting its second win, the Denver and Maryland getting their first, the Archers getting back on track and how legit the California Redwoods are. Then, they spin it all forward to this weekend at Homewood Field.If you're a lacrosse fan wondering if Anthony Kelly is the league's new Andy Towers, how Tom Schreiber can think of three different scenarios of how a play might unfold before we could get to the first, or why Danny Logan was the key missing piece as Atlas dropped below .500 in a collapse vs. the Whips, this is the episode for you.
California Redwoods Head Coach Anthony Kelly joins the Quintessential Podcast to talk about his journey from faceoff legend to head coach—and what's next for the Redwoods in the PLL.
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KB & DJ are BACK and kick things off with awesome news that OTB is a Top-Ranked Philadelphia Podcast! Then they dive into the week that was in the NLL, discuss the Knighthawks rebirth, the Wings season on the line, & more. Then they preview the upcoming week & dish out their Picks of the Week. Then they discuss Anthony Kelly being named Head Coach of the Redwoods & wrap up the show talking all things College Lacrosse!Voicemails: speakpipe.com/OTBLaxPodSupport our partners!Shootout For SoldiersVisit shootoutforsoldiers.com & register for the SFS 2025 schedule!FOCOUse our link & code UNDERGROUND10 for 10% off your order!https://foco.vegb.net/c/2698521/2844702/10075Merch & Apparel: Code UNDERGROUND for 10% off at phiapparel.co/shopPLL App CodeDownload the PLL App & redeem code OTBPOD for 500 XP!BUFFShop the SURVIVOR 48 Collection!https://buff.sjv.io/yqqVz2Kenwood BeerVisit https://kenwoodbeer.com/#finder to see who has Kenwood on tap! (Must be 21+)Follow Us!Twitter:@UndergroundPHI@OTBLaxPodKB: @KBizzl311DJ: @SCs_nextgreatChase:@ThePLLPipelineHoots:@HootSportsMediaInstagram:@undergroundphi@otblaxpodSUBSCRIBE on YouTube: youtube.com/@UndergroundSportsPhiladelphiayoutube.com/@OTBLaxPodIntro/Outro Music: Arkells "American Screams"#Lacrosse #NLL #PLL #Subscribe #fyp
Welcome to Monday Breakfast! On the 10th of Feb we listened to: Speeches from the Protect Trans Youth rally on the the weekend, the8th of February: Frankie Mizzone (she/her) and her mum Patrice (she/her). Frankie is a trans teenage activist and trailblazer. Frankie spoke of her experiences accessing puberty blockers as a young transgender person. Patrice spoke about what it's like raising a trans child and keeping them safe in world of ever-expanding transphobia. CW death and suicide. Hini Hanara, a Takatāpui person who speaks of their experience as a funeral celebrant in dealing with the deaths of trans and gender-diverse children. Dr Danielle Stefanski with a message of hope for young transgender people: the community and infrastructure to support young transgender people is building and backed by evidence. Speeches from the Anti-Zionist Jews against Racism and Genocide rally on the 9th of February: Jacob Sacher an award-winning Jewish comedian and Jewish studies researcher. He has been the president of the Melbourne University Jewish Students' Society and is currently undertaking a Masters-By-Research at Monash University. Jeffrey Lowenstein, a descendant of Holocaust survivors and practised as a barrister for 50 years. Jeffrey also chaired the Anti Defamation Commission of Australia and New Zealand and was a member of the Jewish Community Council in VictoriaAnnie McLoughlin spoke with filmmaker Anthony Kelly about the documentary Our Warrior: The Story of Robbie Thorpe on the Showreel show. Showreel airs from 11 to 11:30 on Thursdays. To find out more info, and where to watch this upcoming documentary, go to ourwarriordoco.com. There will be a community screening of Our Warrior: The Story of Robbie Thorpe at Cinema Nova in Carlton this Saturday the 15th of February. Damien Patterson from the Council to Homeless Persons, speaking to James Mckenzie from the In Ya Face show that airs on Fridays from 4-5pm, last year in April about housing crisis facilities from trans and gender diverse people. To support this organisation go to chp.org.au
In this episode of the Recruiter Startup Podcast, Anthony Kelly, founder of Deep REC AI, reflects on his first year in business, navigating a challenging market, and expanding into high-value AI recruitment. He shares insights on hiring mistakes, business development, working with VCs, and why he's keeping operations in the UK instead of opening a U.S. office. Host Dualta Doherty and Anthony also discuss AI's impact on recruitment, the future of hiring, and how our guest plans to integrate venture capital investment into his business strategy. Tune in for deeper insights!
Our Warrior: The story of Robbie Thorpe is now finished and we have a special community screening set for Saturday 15 February at Cinema Nova in Carlton!After over eight years, this project is now ready for the screen and you are invited to be the first to see it.This 53-minute documentary tracks the resurgence of a powerful Black, Indigenous, anti-colonial movement that is currently reshaping the country. It looks back at Robbie's childhood, his family and his emergence as one of the most controversial and uncompromising activists in Australia today.We talk with filmmaker Anthony Kelly.
*Content Warning: This episode of Doin' Time may contain audio images of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who have died, and discussion of Deaths in Custody.The Disrupt Land Forces protests on Wednesday September 11 were met with unprecedented violence from the Victoria Police. To discuss this gross violation of Melburnians' right to protest, Marisa spoke with David Glanz from the Refugee Action Collective. Later in the show, she interviewed Anthony Kelly from Melbourne Activist Legal Support about our legal rights in the face of such overreach.
Welcome to another Monday Breakfast show, produced and presented by Rob Harrison in the studios of 3CR. First up we hear an excerpt of Annie McLoughlin of Solidarity Breakfast's conversation with Anthony Kelly, from Melbourne Activist legal Support (MALS), about the VicPol's use of explosive weapons at the Webb Dock picket on March 22. You can listen to the full conversation here.Following that we play a part of Jan Bartlett's interview with James Hita about the campaign against deep sea mining from the Tuesday Hometime show. Jan starts the conversation by asking James how they got started in this type of activism and advocacy. The segment is just an excerpt of a longer interview, to listen to the full conversation, click here. Then we hear Phil Evans, of Earth Matters, speaking with Patrick O'Connor from the University of Adelaide about Whalers Way, a new orbital rocket launch complex. The site is located on one of the last remnants of uncleared land on South Australia's Eyre Peninsula. This is just a portion of the full conversation which aired on the Earth Matters show, to listen to the full conversation, click here.For the past 10 weeks, Hume for Palestine has been organising actions at Heat Treatment Australia's Campbellfield location, including rallies and community pickets that have shut down work for a total of 13 days. HTA undertakes metallurgical processing of components for the F-35 striker jet and are integral to the supply chain of weaponry sent to the state of Israel. I spoke with Mercedes Zanker — an activist against militarism, 3CR broadcaster, and a member of Renegade Activists, who are part of the Hume for Palestine Collective — to talk about today's picket at HTA. The picket will continue until HTA publicly ends their contracts with Lockheed Martin and other weapons suppliers. For information about the picket and how you can get involved, see Hume for Palestine's Instagram. On Wednesday last week the Victorian Government released its response to the Yoorrook Justice Commission's report entitled ‘Yoorrook for Justice'. The commission is the nation's first formal truth-telling process set up to examine injustices experienced by First Nations people since colonisation. Of the 46 recommendations the report makes, the Victorian Government under Jacinta Allans supports just 4 in full, with 39 supported in principle or in-review, and 3 recommendations outright rejected. The establishment of a new police independent oversight authority, as recommended by the Commission, is being reviewed or supported in principle. The Victorian Government rejected recommendations that include: raising the criminal age of responsibility to 14 and the minimum age of detention to 16; overhauling discriminatory bail laws and creating a presumption in favour of bail for almost all offences; and strengthening the state's Charter of Human Rights to make it more accessible.I spoke with Nerita Waight, the CEO of the Victorian Aboriginal Legal Service to talk about the Victorian Government's response. Community Announcements: Ongoing picket at HTA — 43B Lara Way, Campbellfield. For more info see Hume for Palestine's Instagram.On Tuesday April 16th there will be a protest outside Attorney General Mark Dreyfus' office against the Federal Government's alignment with Israel. It'll be held at 566 Main Street, Mordialloc from 5:30pm. Camp Sovereignty continues and your presence is encouraged. Events will be held throughout the week, for more info see the Old Country Calling Instagram. The Free Palestine rally will continue again this Sunday at 12pm outside the State Library to pressure the Federal Government to act of the genocide occurring in Palestine. Songs played: Sentimental and Monday - Holy HolyI Believe (When I Fall In Love It'll Be Forever) - Father John Misty recorded at Electric LadyMorning Sun - Bumpy
Muayadi Ali @ Palm Sunday Rally here II Muayadi Ali gave an impassioned speech calling for support for Palestine at the Melbourne Palm Sunday Rally.Vashti Fox @ Marxism 2024 here II Vashti Fox gave the speech of the day at the first day of Marxism 2024 entitled Against Colonialism, Empire and Caital full speech hereVicPol & Explosive Weapon Use here II We speak with Anthony Kelly, from MALS, about the VicPol use of explosive weapons at the Web Dock picket on March 22.This is the Week here II Kevin Healy slices and dices the week with satire.Threat to Live Music Venues here II Yarra Councillor Steve Jolly alerts us to the threat to live music venues posed by astronomical hikes in public liability insurance.Quaker Statement for Peace here II At the Palm Sunday Rally they had Interfaith statements calling for peace.We play the Qaker statement from the day featuring the music of the Tarab Ensemble. Tarab Ensemble has a benefit for Palestine on April 10th @ Brunswick Ballroom tickets
On this week's show, I was super excited to be joined by Anthony Kelly, the founder of DeepRec.ai which is a niche AI recruitment agency, part of the wider Trinnovo group. He joined the Trinnovo group three and a half years ago, as part of the Trust in Soda brand. After seeing early success, he left Ireland, moving to the UK and it was here that he realised he wanted to be an entrepreneur.At the start of 2023, Anthony decided that it was this year that he wanted to launch his agency and that he wanted to do it in Bishop's Stortford, to be close to his partner and newborn baby. A little negotiation with the founders of Trinnovo, and they agreed that he could launch his own business within the portfolio, as long as he wanted to build something of scale.They discussed building a business of circa 50 people in headcount with a 2 million EBITDA as a target focus. Anthony said, “yes, but I want to do it my way in an office five days a week in Bishops Stortford. We're not going to be in London.”They all agreed and got it off the ground.So he's now a team of five, five months in. He's got a plan to be 18 in 12 months. They're profitable and they're making significant waves from a placement perspective. In this show, I discuss:The strategy behind his businessHis approach to building something locally outside of LondonHow he's going to build that scale and what that will mean for him and the team in the futureIf you're wanting to speak to or learn from someone who's right in the thick of the first six months of growth of being a new founder, but with a vision of scale and exit and all the things that most people in our industry want, then this is an episode for you to listen to.Anthony is a charismatic, open, friendly Irish guy. I love talking to him. I'm sure you will too. Hoxo MessageAre you spending hours on LinkedIn and cold outreach and want more business coming to you over your competition? Well, if you're the founder or leader of a recruitment agency, here's what we can do for you at Hoxo.We will give you the training, support, and resources to take you from what I call “an offline recruiter”, reliant on posting jobs and sending in emails to open up new customers, ultimately looking like every other recruiter on LinkedIn - to “an online recruiter”, being seen by over 25,000 relevant people driving a 200% minimum increase in engagement on your profile and seeing daily lead lists from LinkedIn that you can follow up within six weeks time.And if you don't perform, you don't pay. How can we make such a bold, results-driven promise like this? Two reasons:1) While I've been building The RAG Podcast, we've actually done what we say we'll do for our clients. In less than two years, we built a business generating from zero to over 1 million views per month on LinkedIn leading to multimillion-pound revenues with a sales team of me plus two people without making a single outbound call.2) Our track record - not only have we done it ourselves, but we've helped over 350 agencies and over 4,700 consultants do it as well, all in the last three years. Now, if that sounds interesting to you, make sure you fill in our contact form and we'll tell you how we can help: https://bit.ly/3jpuEWa____________________________________________________________________________________Episode Sponsor: RecruitHubOur trusted partner RecruitHub helps new founders launch their own recruitment businesses in the UK, US & UAE. The community...
On this week's episode Dualta Doherty and Co-Host Dan Alexander are joined by Anthony Kelly, Irish Entrepreneur, digital tech recruitment specialist, and the founder of DeepRec.ai. Together, they explore the intricacies of scaling a startup and the shifting sales culture in recruitment, drawing from their experiences. They also weigh the ongoing debate between remote work and the vibrant energy of an in-office environment. And for those involved in the recruitment world, we give a sneak peek into an upcoming online learning solution. Tune in for a conversation that merges the best of industry know-how with thought leadership. "Apply to join the RecWired platform Beta here: https://bit.ly/3t9RSUU
Join us as we preview the upcoming World Athletics Championships with Athletics Ireland's Official Partner 123.ie. Joining hosts Anthony Kelly and Barry Diskin are panellists David Gillick, Lilly-Ann O'Hora, and David Matthews. #WABudapest23
We were delighted to sit down with Anthony Kelly Co-Founder & Chief Customer Officer at Glofox Great chatting with Anthony about growing Glowfox and the journey they have been on since 2016 - We chat through how GloFox grew and the Go to Market strategies they used Areas that stuck with me from the talk Managing teams as they scale and what is needed Focusing on scalable and repeatable customers helped grow out the market Customer Success was a big focus from early days White glove approach Proactivity Customer Stakeholder and knowing the market they were selling into
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Darebin EV Event here II Straight from the vaults of Climate Action Show we hear from the Darebin Climate Action Network's electric vehicle expo being held at Bundoora Secondary School Sun Nov 7th.Strike Force Guard 111 here II We talk with Anthony Kelly from MALS about the NSW police operation targeting climate protectors through home visits in other States in the lead up to Blockade IMARC Sydney Nov 2-4.The New Theatre here II Lisa Miner, editor of the new book about radical theatre in Australia, talks to us about the upcoming launch at Vic Trades Hall on Wed Nov 6th. The New Theatre is published by Interventions.This is the Week here II Kevin Healy dices the week.Blockade IMARC here II Maddox Gifford from Blockade IMARC talks to us about the action in Sydney and the focus of the campaign.
#94 - Get a Champion.Not just a mentor, but someone who can trumpet your story.#95 — Get uncomfortable (with Andrew Coelho).He founded one of the most interesting bag companies in the world by getting comfortable with being uncomfortable. Here's how he did it.#96 — Market more (with Anthony Kelly).One of our favourite guests is back from the UK with insights into marketing.#97 — Learn to negotiate.Your ability to negotiate effectively will determine everything from your salary to what your clients will invest in you. Get better at it!
Marissa speaks with Max Costello from Victoria's Refugee Action Collective about a disturbing development regarding safety breaches by Australian Border Force. Refugee advocates who wrote to the Comcare regulator over alleged safety breaches by Australian Border Force are outraged that the reply came from ABF itself, clearing itself of any wrongdoing.Marissa then speaks with Anthony Kelly, from Melbourne Activist Legal Support. They talk about the class action against Victoria Police's use of capsicum spray and excessive force against protesters at the International Mining and Resources Conference (IMARC) in Melbourne in October 2019. Will we see accountability?
Exerts taken from a live panel, this episode features speakers from a fundraiser for Stick Together that took place in July 2022.The speakers Zelda Grimshaw speaks about blockade Australia and Anthony Kelly speaks about the Melbourne activist legal service. As well as general discussion around building a left wing movement on climate action.
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Pianist, Izumi Kimura flavours the NCH Chamber Series with the sounds of Dun Laoghaire, with help from sound artist, Anthony Kelly.
Jack speaks to Anthony Kelly, Chief Customer Officer and co-founder at Glofox, about lessons learned in the last 2 years, what their data has shown about shifts and trends in the industry, fitness franchising and their recent big deal with Xponential Fitness. PARTNERS SUPPORTING THE SHOW GlofoxInnovative and comprehensive fitness management software⮕ Glofox Website ClassPassThe app for all things fitness, spa & beauty⮕ https://classpass.com/partners MyZoneIndustry-leading heart rate monitor and online social platform for gyms and studios⮕ https://www.myzone.org/ Maya AgencyBranding, marketing and web development for fitness & wellness businesses⮕ https://maya.agency/ GUEST RESOURCES Anthony Kelly on LinkedIn SHOW RESOURCES Jack Thomas on LinkedIn Fitness Business Asia Website Fitness Business Asia Instagram
Welcome to Making It Happen I'll be your host Tom Dalton We are episode 45 with Anthony Kelly Anthony Kelly is Co-Founder and Chief Customer Officer at Glofox. Founded in 2014, Glofox now supports thousands of customers in over 30 global markets. Anthony is also a qualified solicitor and worked for many years in a large global firm. An expert in client care and customer experience, Anthony manages all of the key accounts at Glofox and built the customer organisation from the ground up. Anthony is also a founder of Europe's largest fitness and wellness festival, WellFest. WellFest takes place annually in Dublin, Ireland and attracts over 10,000 visitors per year.
VIDEO: RAGAZZO VACCINATO di Fabio Lucentini parodia RAGAZZO FORTUNATO di Jovanotti (Quarantena Version) ➜ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZECV3UT8A14&list=PLolpIV2TSebVSarVSJS-Gy5hJo3_40bhITESTO DELL'ARTICOLO ➜ www.bastabugie.it/it/articoli.php?id=6874NOVAK DJOKOVIC, UN NOVAX CHE CE L'HA FATTA di Ermes DovicoSe non si è superata fin qui la fantasia di Kafka (vedi l'infelice Josef K. del suo Processo), è solo perché il caso di Novak Djokovic è finito davanti a un giudice, Anthony Kelly, che ha mostrato buonsenso. Ricordiamo in sintesi i fatti.Dopo che il tennista serbo era stato trattenuto dai funzionari di frontiera all'aeroporto di Melbourne la notte tra il 5 e il 6 gennaio, e il suo visto temporaneo cancellato, il giudice Kelly nell'udienza di ieri ha ribaltato la decisione sul visto e disposto che Djokovic venisse liberato entro mezzora dalla detenzione per immigrati. Come è poi avvenuto. La toga australiana ha anche stabilito che il Ministero degli Interni, l'altra parte convenuta in giudizio, debba pagare le spese processuali di Novak. Nell'ordine del giudice si legge che il ministro Karen Andrews (che nei giorni precedenti l'udienza aveva detto che Djokovic non era prigioniero ma «libero di lasciare l'Australia») ha concesso che la decisione alla frontiera di cancellare il visto era «irragionevole» per le circostanze in cui è stata presa.In particolare, alle 5.20 locali della mattina del 6 gennaio - dopo un'intera notte tra interrogatori vari nei quali il tennista aveva spiegato di avere tutte le carte in regola - a Djokovic era stato concesso tempo fino alle 8.30 (appena tre ore!) per riposare un po' e poter contattare i suoi legali, così da fornire le risposte capaci di evitare l'annullamento del visto. Ma gli stessi funzionari avevano svegliato il fuoriclasse neanche un'ora dopo cercando di convincerlo che fosse meglio per lui concludere prima l'interrogatorio, senza contattare nessuno. Risultato: alle 7.42 il visto di Djokovic veniva cancellato. Una (fondamentale) concessione di tempo rinnegata, insomma, come ha affermato, dopo aver letto i verbali degli interrogatori alla frontiera, il giudice Kelly. Il quale, in aula, ha pure osservato: «Abbiamo queste persone che dicono: "Guarda, contattare i tuoi avvocati non servirà a nulla, quindi perché non la finiamo qui?"».DETENUTO IN UN HOTEL-PRIGIONEDi fronte a questa plateale lesione dei diritti di Djokovic - cui si è aggiunta l'umiliazione di essere detenuto in un hotel-prigione per richiedenti asilo, privato di quasi tutti gli effetti personali, con cibo avariato e scarafaggi nelle camere (così la stampa), impossibilitato a partecipare alle celebrazioni del Natale ortodosso e senza potersi allenare per quattro giorni (fino a ieri, quando è andato alla Rod Laver Arena da uomo libero) - l'avvocato C. Tran, per il Ministero degli Interni, ha dovuto comunicare che il ministro Andrews aveva deciso di riconoscere l'irragionevolezza della decisione di cui sopra. Ma prima della fine dell'udienza la Corte è stata informata che un altro esponente del Governo australiano, il ministro per l'Immigrazione Alex Hawke, considererà se esercitare il suo potere personale, molto discrezionale, di cancellare comunque il visto.Un fatto che potrebbe portare a un divieto di ingresso di Novak sul territorio australiano per 3 anni. Secondo quanto riferisce il giornale The Age, Hawke avrebbe dovuto decidere entro 4 ore, ma il ministro ha rinviato a martedì 11 gennaio ogni eventuale decisione. Nel momento in cui scriviamo, alla luce delle 7-10 ore di fuso orario con l'Australia, non sono trapelate novità.Rimane il fatto che Djokovic si è dovuto districare tra una giungla di regole, conflitti e rimpalli di responsabilità che coinvolgono Tennis Australia - la federazione nazionale che ha un normale interesse alla partecipazione del numero 1 al mondo e campione in carica degli Australian Open -, lo Stato di Victoria (dove Djokovic è atterrato e dove si svolgerà il torneo dal 17 al 30 gennaio) e il Governo federale. Rimandando a The Age per una ricostruzione delle principali date della saga, ricordiamo che il serbo aveva ottenuto dal Governo federale il 18 novembre 2021 un visto temporaneo per l'ingresso nel Paese, poi un'esenzione medica dalla vaccinazione ufficializzata da Tennis Australia il 30 dicembre e appoggiata da un panel di esperti dello Stato di Victoria (riguardo al giallo della presenza in pubblico all'indomani del test positivo del 16 dicembre, questo può contare come un'imprudenza di Djokovic ma se il test è veritiero non inficia l'esenzione ottenuta) e il 5 gennaio il premier federale Scott Morrison aveva affermato che l'esenzione fosse «una questione di competenza del governo di Victoria». Salvo cambiare rotta qualche ora più tardi, sull'onda del baccano pubblico contro Djokovic, e twittare «le regole sono regole» poco dopo la decisione dei funzionari di frontiera. Un pasticcio totale.IL DIRITTO AL LAVOROLeggendo tutta la trafila si comprende che Novak, lungi dall'essere trattato quale il "privilegiato" descritto dal mainstream, ha fatto il possibile per riacquisire un suo diritto - giocare a tennis, il suo lavoro - muovendosi tra regole (peraltro cangianti) al limite dell'impossibile per chi non si è vaccinato contro il Covid. Di qui la domanda retorica del giudice Kelly: «Che cosa poteva fare di più quest'uomo?».Il suo caso è la punta dell'iceberg della barbarie del vaccinismo, inteso come ideologia che - si badi bene - nulla c'entra con la libera scelta di chi vuole vaccinarsi, bensì riguarda la volontà da parte di un potere centrale di costringere alla vaccinazione l'intera popolazione, senza riguardo a un virus che colpisce in modo diverso in base ad età e altre condizioni personali, alla possibilità di cure domiciliari precoci, alle riserve morali sui più noti vaccini anti-Covid e alle loro stesse peculiarità.Gli ostacoli posti a Djokovic e a chi non si vaccina continuano a fondarsi sul pregiudizio antiscientifico, ma duro a morire, dei vaccinati totalmente non contagiosi (e anche "immuni") e dei non vaccinati untori. A ciò si aggiunga l'irrazionalità del giro di vite contro uno straniero che è venuto in Australia per giocare - uno contro uno - su un campo di tennis. Ma forse c'entra qualche incredibile stato di emergenza? No. L'Australia è in estate e i dati ufficiali, per un Paese di circa 26 milioni di abitanti, non tratteggiano certo un'emergenza: attualmente sono 324 i pazienti in terapia intensiva e 5.666 gli ospedalizzati; c'è un totale di 2.389 morti per Covid in due anni.L'accanimento contro Djokovic è quindi il segno di un potere (non solo australiano, evidentemente) che sragiona e crea divisione sociale. Inducendo a condannare senza appello sui media di mezzo mondo un professionista che nell'aprile 2020 - con l'Italia in piena crisi da virus - era stato lodato per aver donato un milione di euro all'ospedale di Treviglio per fronteggiare il Covid (in mezzo ad altre donazioni). Questo prima che insorgesse il manicheismo vaccinista, che per il bene di tutti bisognerebbe lasciarsi alle spalle.
Le juge Anthony Kelly annule la décision d'annuler le visa de Novak Djokovic. La saga est loin d'être terminée.
A partir de decisão do juiz Anthony Kelly, do Tribunal Federal em Melbourne, tenista número um do mundo foi liberado da detenção, poderá jogar no Aberto da Austrália e terá custos legais pagos pelo governo. Mas ministro da imigração ainda pode cancelar o visto do atleta por exercício pessoal de poder, o que impediria Djokovic de entrar na Austrália por três anos.
In this 17 minute final episode on participatory community development Anthony Kelly explains meta-method - working beyond and alongside, breaking down borders, boundaries and walls. It's working 'beyond the local', structurally building alliances, federations; but is mainly a mindset. This brings an end to our series on participatory community development. Look out next week for the start of Series 4 with Dr Athena (Tina) Lathouras exploring the role of 'traditions and mantra's in reflective practice' (which builds on the book 40 Critical Thinkers in Community Development).
In this 20 minute episode Anthony Kelly talks to Peter about this most important level of the method-framework - macro-method. Focusing on: 1. how the authority structures (elected and appointed) need to understand the difference between a service-delivery program and a participatory program; 2. the 4 principles of macro-method; and 3. how to incorporate a participatory development program into an organisation that is historically oriented towards service delivery.
In 27 minutes Anthony Kelly and Peter Westoby explore the 7 steps of mezzo method - a way for workers to work within small groups. As Anthony says, 'the most exciting part of the method', which includes people sharing stories, discovering the resources, shaping a framework with the people, and finding a pathway forward for action.
In this 18 minute episode Anthony Kelly and Peter Westoby explore the craft of mezzo group - participatory groups. Building on the implicate and micro-level practice, we explore how we work intentionally with the small group in communities (sub-community of 3-12/20 people) - the mezzo (mezzanine), between household and whole village/neighbourhood. We examine the what, why, the types of mezzo-groups (self-help etc.) and then the role of people/leaders/experts in the mezzo.
In this 2nd episode of the series on participatory community development, Peter Westoby interviews Anthony Kelly exploring additional introductory comments and also implicate method (the first of the five levels of practice in this method framework).
In episode #1 of this new series - which will include a number of interviews/conversations with Peter Westoby, Rachael Donovan and Anthony Kelly - we introduce Participatory Community Development (CD) as an approach to social change. This 14 minute interview considers the differences between service delivery and participatory CD, introduces what a framework is, and particularly the 'method framework' that this series will explore in depth: implicate, micro, mezzo, macro, meta. The series explores the content of the 2018 book by Anthony Kelly & Peter Westoby Participatory Development Practice: Using traditional and contemporary frameworks (Practical Action Press).
Featuring the latest in activist campaigns and struggles against oppression fighting for a better world with anti-capitalist analysis on current affairs and international politics. Presenters: Jacob Andrewartha, Felix DanceNewsreportsJacob and Felix discuss some of the latest developments in the COVID-19 pandemic having a discussion about how the disaster in New South Wales could have been avoided if the Federal government was committed to preparing for any future outbreaks.The recent release of more than 33 refugees from detention and why it's a victory for the refugee rights movement. Interviews and DiscussionA recording of Anthony Kelly an activist with Melbourne Activist Legal Support (MALS) who gave a speech at a forum organised by Green Left titled "Covid 19 pandemic, the State, and the far right: A left response" on August 24 where he speaks about some of the ideological underpinnings of the growing anti-lockdown far-right movement in Australia. You can listen to the individual speech here.Interview and discussion with Graham Matthews a person with disability who has been an NDIS participant since 2017 and member of Socialist Alliance. He has been part of developing policy for Socialist Alliance which proposes an inclusive needs-driven National Disability Insurance Scheme which can be read here. Graham spoke about the limitations of the current NDIS service-based delivery model, some of the proposals put forward by the Federal liberal government that seek to undermine the model, and why a needs-driven National Disability Insurance Scheme would look like, Graham makes the argument that framework for disability care provision must be decided by people with disability themselves. You can listen to the individual interview here.Interview and discussion with Zita Henderson who is a health worker and unionist about the question of mandatory vaccination and whether employers should be mandated to force workers to be vaccinated against COVID-19. Zita does not support mandatory vaccination and argues instead for a community-driven approach that attempts to educate people about the benefits of COVID-19 vaccination and that the Federal government should be implementing alternative measures such as paid vaccination leave for workers as a alternative to coercive policies. You can listen to the individual interview here.
Episode 52 Dub Electronic Playlist Herman Chin-Loy, “Heavy Duty” from Aquarius Dub (1973 Aquarius). Recorded in Jamaica. Backing Band, The Now Generation Band; Bass, Val Douglas; Drums, Mikey Richards; Guitar, Geoffrey Chung, Mikey Chung; Keyboards, Augustus Pablo, Earl "Wire" Lindo, Robbie Lyn; Melodica, Augustus Pablo; Producer, Herman Chin Loy. 2:56 Herman Chin-Loy, “Jah Jah Dub” from Aquarius Dub (1973 Aquarius). Recorded in Jamaica. Backing Band, The Now Generation Band; Bass, Val Douglas; Drums, Mikey Richards; Guitar, Geoffrey Chung, Mikey Chung; Keyboards, Augustus Pablo, Earl "Wire" Lindo, Robbie Lyn; Melodica, Augustus Pablo; Producer, Herman Chin Loy. 2:31 Upsetters, “African Skank” from Upsetters 14 Dub Black Board Jungle (1973 Upsetter). Recorded in Jamaica. Produced by Upsetter L. Perry. 3:16 Upsetters, “V/S Panta Rock” from Upsetters 14 Dub Black Board Jungle (1973 Upsetter). Recorded in Jamaica. Produced and Arranged By Lee Perry; Engineer, King Tubby, Lee Perry; Bass, Aston "Family Man" Barrett; Drums, Benbow; Melodica, Augustus Pablo; Organ, Touter, Winston Wright; Trombone – Ron Wilson; Trumpet – Bobby Ellis. 3:33 Derrick & The Crystalites, “Lion Dub” (theme from Shaft) from Derrick Harriott Presents Scrub A Dub Reggae (1974 Crystal Records). Recorded and mixed in Jamaica. Engineer, Brother George; Produced and written by Derrick Harriott. 3:39 Augustus Pablo, “The Big Rip Off” from Ital Dub (1974 Starapple). Recorded in Jamaica. Engineer, King Tubby, Ronald Logan, Sylvan Morris; Mixed By King Tubby (Dub Master); Produced by Tommy Cowan, Warrick Lyn; Written by, Melodica, Augustus Pablo. 3:14 Augustus Pablo, “Rockers Meets King Tubbys In A Fire House” from Rockers Meets King Tubbys In A Fire House (1980 Shanachie). Recorded in Jamaica. Backing Band, Rockers All Stars Bass, Bugsy; Junior Dan, Michael Taylor, Robby Shakespear; Drum, Albert Malawi, Leroy Wallace; Mickey Boo; Horns, Deadly Headely; Lead Guitar, Dalton Brownie, Earl (Chinna) Smith; Mixed By, Augustus Pablo, King Tubbys; Prince Jammys; Organ, Piano, String Ensemble, Melodica, Augustus Pablo; Percussion, Jah Levi, Jah Teo, Sticky; Arranged By, Augustus Pablo, H. Swaby; Michael McGeachy Rhythm Guitar, Cleon; Fazal Prendergas. 4:36 Jah Shaka, “Verse 6” from Commandments Of Dub (1982 Jah Shaka Music). Recorded in Jamaica. Bass, Hughie Issachar, Shaka; Drums, Errol Drummie, Wazair (Black Brother); Effects, Shaka; Lead Guitar, Hughie Issachar, Tony Benjamin; Mastered By, John Hassall; Melodica, Hughie Issachar; Mixed by, Jah Shaka, Neil Frazer (Professor); Organ, Errol Drummie, Wazair; Percussion, Bongos, Dan, Shaka Joseph, Wazair; Piano, Dudley, Shaka, Wazair, Produced by Jah Shaka; Rhythm Guitar, Hughie Issachar, Tony Benjamin; Xylophone, Joseph. 4:46 Mad Professor, “Beyond The Realms Of Dub” from Beyond The Realms Of Dub (Dub Me Crazy! The Second Chapter) (1982 Ariwa). Produced by Mad Professor; Bass, drums, piano, Garnett Cross; Organ, Synth, Errol Reid; Percussion – Jah Shaka. 7:13 Love Joys, “All I Can Say” from Lovers Rock Reggae Style (1983 Wackies). Recorded in Jamaica. Written by, Vocals, Claudette Brown, Sonia Abel; Backing Band, Wackie's Rhythm Force; Bass, Jah T.;Bass, Guitar, Jerry Harris; Bass Keyboards, Clive Hunt; Drums, Clive Plummer, Fabian Cooke Engineer, Levy, Barnes, Delahaye; Executive-Producer, Lloyd & Lloyd Prod. Inc.; Guitar, Keyboards, Barry V.; Horns, Rolando Alphonso; Keyboards, Owen Stewart; Percussion, Ras Menilik; Producer, Bullwackie. 8:33 Love Joys, “One Draw” from Lovers Rock Reggae Style (1983 Wackies). Recorded in Jamaica. Written by, Vocals, Claudette Brown, Sonia Abel; Backing Band, Wackie's Rhythm Force; Bass, Jah T.;Bass, Guitar, Jerry Harris; Bass Keyboards, Clive Hunt; Drums, Clive Plummer, Fabian Cooke Engineer, Levy, Barnes, Delahaye; Executive-Producer, Lloyd & Lloyd Prod. Inc.; Guitar, Keyboards, Barry V.; Horns, Rolando Alphonso; Keyboards, Owen Stewart; Percussion, Ras Menilik; Producer, Bullwackie. 7:21 Jah Shaka, “Zion Chant Dub” from Commandments Of Dub II (1984 Jah Shaka Music). Produced, Arranged by Jah Shaka; Synthesizer Mark Victor; Bass, Byron Duce, Ras Elroy; Bongos, Brother Joseph; Drums, Errol The General, Jah Bunny; Guitar, Mike Dorane, Tony Benjamin; Mastered By Felicity Hassell, John Hassell; Mixed By Mikey Campbell; Percussion, Jah Bunny, Shaka, Norman Grant; Piano, Organ Sgt. Pepper. 4:55 Jah Shaka, “Roaring Dub” from Commandments Of Dub II (1984 Jah Shaka Music). Produced, Arranged by Jah Shaka; Synthesizer Mark Victor; Bass, Byron Duce, Ras Elroy; Bongos, Brother Joseph; Drums, Errol The General, Jah Bunny; Guitar, Mike Dorane, Tony Benjamin; Mastered By Felicity Hassell, John Hassell; Mixed By Mikey Campbell; Percussion, Jah Bunny, Shaka, Norman Grant; Piano, Organ Sgt. Pepper. 4:03 Wayne Smith, “Under Me Sleng Teng” from Sleng Teng (1982 Greensleeves). Recorded in Jamaica. Musicians, Wycliffe "Steely" Johnson, Cleveland "Clevie" Browne, Super Power All-Stars*, Wayne Smith; Producer, Arranger Prince, Jammy. 4:07 Prince Jammy, “Synchro Start” from Computerised Dub (1986 Greensleeves). Recorded in Jamaica. Performers, Steelie & Cleavie, Super Power All-Stars, Wayne Smith; Producer, arranger, Prince Jammy. 2:09 Prince Jammy, “Interface” from Computerised Dub (1986 Greensleeves). Recorded in Jamaica. Performers, Steelie & Cleavie, Super Power All-Stars, Wayne Smith; Producer, arranger, Prince Jammy. 2:59 Jah Shaka All Stars, Ites Green & Gold” from Jah Shaka Presents Vivian Jones Featuring The Fasimbas, Jah Shaka All Stars – Jah Works (1987 Jah Shaka Music).Producer, Bass, Arranged By, Mixed By, Composed By, Jah Shaka; Bass, Jerry Lions; Bass, Organ, Piano, Synthesizer, Guitar, Black Steel; Bongos, Percussion, The Fasimbas; Drums, Drumton; Mixing, Calvin; Recording Engineer, Leon Marsh; Guitar, Jerry Lions; Piano, Organ, Synthesizer, Gregory; Synthesizer, Organ, Piano, Pepper; Vocals, Vivian Jones; Vocals [Background], Sis Nya. 5:01 Steely & Clevie, “At The Top” from At the Top (1988 Black Solidarity). Recorded in Jamaica. Arranged By, Musician, Programmed By Steely & Clevie; Engineer, Bobby Digital, Chris Lane, Dave Kelly, Patrick Ayton, Paul Davidson, Anthony Kelly; Mixed By D. Kelly, P. Davidson; Producer, Ossie Thomas, Phillip Morgan; Saxophone, Dean Fraser; Trumpet, David Madden. 4:01 Background music: Derrick & The Crystalites, “Dubbing the Chariot” from Derrick Harriott Presents Scrub A Dub Reggae (1974 Crystal Records). Recorded and mixed in Jamaica. Engineer, Brother George; Produced and written by Derrick Harriott. 3:57 Derrick & The Crystalites, “Medley (Train To Herbsville & Crash Dub)” from Derrick Harriott Presents Scrub A Dub Reggae (1974 Crystal Records). Recorded and mixed in Jamaica. Engineer, Brother George; Produced and written by Derrick Harriott. 3:05 Opening and closing sequences voiced by Anne Benkovitz. Additional opening, closing, and other incidental music by Thom Holmes. For additional notes, please see my blog Noise and Notations.
This is a final 9 minute conversation between Anthony Kelly and Peter Westoby on the power and limits of dialogue. It wraps up this first series on dialogue and community development. Stay tuned for the next 4 podcasts over the next 4 Sunday's on Soul and Community Development.
Purple Bagels? WHAT?!! We had the privilege this week of stopping by one of the premiere bagel shop's in Queens, Tulip Bagels of Floral Park. Owned by a good friend and young business mogul in the making, Anthony Kelly (@anthonykellyy). Not only did he invite us into his world but he also greeted us with our very own Purple Bagels! And to top it all off he honored us with the new fall addition to his menu "The PCXC", which is an everything bagel loaded with veggie cream cheese, vintage grape jelly from the hills of Tuscany, and extra butter (available every Sunday for the duration of the NFL season, starting September 8th). Anthony brought us into his world and let us in on how his dream of owning his own bagel shop, which began 20 years ago at the ripe age of 12, all came into fruition. During our show he joined in on some Purple Cup banter, starting with one of his child heroes, ex-governor Andrew Cuomo (Uncle Andy), and how misunderstood most Italians are when showing what they deem as affection. This week's #BrunchBanter brought with it some interesting insights as to what each of us (now in our 30's) would advise the 20 year olds out there based off our own experience. We talk about Ant's team, The Lakers, bringing in all these old heads and how we feel sports organizations should handle the aging vets on their beloved squads. We delve into PJ Washington's mishap with that IG loose-goose, and much more! Stop by and pay Anthony a visit (you will NOT be disappointed) at; Tulip Bagels: 175 Tulip Avenue, Floral Park NY 11001
A 12 minutes conversation between Anthony Kelly and Peter Westoby on Skill #4 in dialogue theory and practice - understanding how to change the story through four types of grammatical variance, and always doing this with permission to ensure ownership by the people.
Click here for FREE INFOGRAPHIC SUMMARY of the show.So you want to start a new side hustle? Stop and listen to this episode!Join Jenn Glynn and Jason Thomson as they talk entrepreneurs Anthony Kelly and Andrew Rudd as they tell you what they wish the knew when they started their businesses. (There's some big ideas this week!)Segment 1 – The ChallengeYay, you want to start something new. Here's what you're in for...Segment 2 – The Interview, Anthony KellyAnthony Kelly walked away from his full-time job during the pandemic. Here's how and why he's thriving (and what you should look out for).Segment 3 – The Interview, Andrew RuddSerial entrepreneur Andrew Rudd shares how he's keeping things happening.Segment 4 – The 5Five big things you can (and should) be doing right now.
A 9 minute conversation between Peter Westoby and Anthony Kelly on skill #3 in dialogue theory and practice - managing the text in dialogue through unearthing and working with key words or heurisms.
This is a ten minute conversation between Peter Westoby and Anthony Kelly on skill #2 in dialogue theory and practice - understanding the three movements that enable bonding and trust-building. It's a beauty, and requires practice and intention :)
This is episode 2 in this delightful first series on dialogue. It's an eleven minute conversation between myself and Anthony Kelly on skill #1 in dialogue theory and practice - understanding the difference between text, commentary and subtext.
This is a short conversation between Peter Westoby and Anthony Kelly on What is Dialogue, and Who it could be helpful for. This is the first episode in our season on the contribution of dialogue theory and practice in different social and ecological fields.
During this episode of The Business of Show Business podcast, host Jamie Body is joined by performer and graphic designer Craig Anthony Kelly. Craig designed the artwork for this podcast and The Business of Show Business logo, and alongside his performing career, he has built up his graphic design business. In this episode, they discuss following your passions, diversifying your skill set and learning to be present and enjoy the moment you are in. Craig's contact details: Twitter: https://twitter.com/craiganthkelly (https://twitter.com/craiganthkelly) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/craiganthkelly/ (https://www.instagram.com/craiganthkelly/) Website: https://www.craiganthonykelly.co.uk/ Spotlight Pin: https://www.spotlight.com/3030-8944-0071 (https://www.spotlight.com/3030-8944-0071) Craig's design contact details: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_CraigCreates/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/_craigcreates (https://www.facebook.com/_craigcreates) Website: https://www.craigcreates.co.uk/ (https://www.craigcreates.co.uk/)
Conor O'Loughlin is the CEO of Glofox. Having played professional rugby for an 8 year period with Connacht, subsequently built out a web and app development business which provided tech services on a consultancy basis. Through this business Conor and his co-founders (Anthony Kelly and Finn Hegarty) recognised how the fitness industry has evolved and specifically how the challenges around managing these businesses were facing could be solved using technology. Let’s listen to his journey, the idea of Glofox, how they’d deal with COVID and their mission to become the number one operating system for the fitness industry. check out: glofox.com connect with us: futureoffitness.co
Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay enters London's Brixton Prison in 2012 in an attempt to teach a group of inmates to run a successful bakery. Would he succeed or would the men return to a life of crime once the cameras stopped rolling? Resources: "Mad for It" by Lynn Barber for The Guardian, May 13, 2001. "From criminal to trainee cook: 'I owe Gordon Ramsay a lot'" by Erwin James for The Guardian, Aug 14, 2013. "Gordon Ramsay's Embarrassing Arrest Inspired Him to Set Up a Prison Bakery for London Inmates" by Sabrina Smith for Showbiz CheatSheet, Feb 19, 2021. Gordon Behind Bars: Season 1 (2012), Helen Simpson, Director, FilmRise Network. Links: Once Upon a Crime webpage: www.truecrimepodcast.com - click on the red microphone in the corner of the homepage to record your question. Podcasts We Listen to Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/PodcastsWeListenTo/ Patreon: www.patreon.com/onceuponacrime
Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay enters London's Brixton Prison in 2012 in an attempt to teach a group of inmates to run a successful bakery. Would he succeed or would the men return to a life of crime once the cameras stopped rolling? Resources: "Mad for It" by Lynn Barber for The Guardian, May 13, 2001. "From criminal to trainee cook: 'I owe Gordon Ramsay a lot'" by Erwin James for The Guardian, Aug 14, 2013. "Gordon Ramsay's Embarrassing Arrest Inspired Him to Set Up a Prison Bakery for London Inmates" by Sabrina Smith for Showbiz CheatSheet, Feb 19, 2021. Gordon Behind Bars: Season 1 (2012), Helen Simpson, Director, FilmRise Network. Sponsors: AcornTV - www.Acorn.TV - use promo code ONCE to get your first 30 days free. Prose - www.Prose.com/once for your free in-depth hair quiz and 15% off your first order. Ana Luisa - www.analuisa.com/once and use promo code ONCE for 10% off your entire jewelry purchase. Plum Deluxe Teas - www.plumdeluxe.com/once and enter code ONCE at checkout for 10% off your purchase. Or join the tea club to get a 20% off code on additional teas and accessories. Links: Once Upon a Crime webpage: www.truecrimepodcast.com - click on the red microphone in the corner of the homepage to record your question. Podcasts We Listen to Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/PodcastsWeListenTo/ Patreon: www.patreon.com/onceuponacrime
Second Cup - Anthony Kelly, Kyle Harrison, Greg Gurenlian, Brian Phipps
Anthony & Kelly discuss their time in Denver, Colorado on the way to Park City, Utah as the trip across America continues!!
The FINAL stretch of leg 1 of the journey. Anthony & Kelly make their last drive push just before Thanksgiving to see Kelly's sister.
Marisa interviewed Anthony Kelly, from Flemington Kensington Community Legal Centre, about a report that has been delayed, in regards to making police more accountable, and having independent investigations.Marisa then interviewed Lucy Honan from the refugee Action Collective about an action reportback from Saturday, at the Mantra Hotel. Asylum seekers locked in the Mantra were also discussed, along with the right to protest, and how police are preventing proootest and criminalising dissent under the guise of Coronavirus Restrictions.
Laxworm and Coach Bear - Anthony Kelly
In this podcast episode I talk to Anthony Kelly about how Data Science is still a black box for many strategic roles in companies such as a product, marketing or innovation manager. Cousera courses are good but most non-programmers drop out of these courses. This is a problem, because it is important that those who understand the business processes best also need a basic methodological understanding of data science. The resulting communication problems between data scientists and managers lead to the failure of projects. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/techrap/message
Anthony Kelly is the Co-Founder and Chief Customer Officer of Glofox, an intuitive gym management software solution, which enables entrepreneurs to grow their own fitness business. From his home office in Dublin, Anthony chats with Zendesk’s Chief Marketing Officer (and fitness lover), Jeff Titterton. They discuss delivering experiences in a shifting world, including: - Anthony’s tried-and-tested motto: “When the customer wins, we all win” - Why the virtual fitness format is here to stay - How Glofox is evolving their customer base from boutique to enterprise gyms
On this episode of The Grapevine, Heidi Lee, project lead for Beyond Zero Emissions' ‘One Million Jobs Plan' initiative gets on the line to discuss how job creation and industry modernisation can lead Australia out of a post-covid economy and into a carbon free future.And following an interview by local musician Remi with Flemington Towers resident Najat Mussa, Executive Officer at Flemington and Kensington Community Legal Centre & The Police Accountability Project, Anthony Kelly, explains the importance of an immediate recall of police officers sent in to enforce the initial ‘hard lockdown', and a redesign to future emergency covid responses.Then Professor Dennis Altman from La Trobe University calls in to chat with Dylan and Kulja about his piece in The Conversation, ‘Watching Hamilton Today - musical Drama can be radical, just don't believe all the hype' about how relevant the production is to an Australian audience in the wake of Black Lives Matter movements worldwide.
Today host Anthony Kelly chats with Nicola Miotto, Head of Data at upday in Berlin. Founded in 2015, their first product ‘upday for Samsung’ – a news aggregator that is preinstalled on all Samsung devices - became Europe’s biggest mobile news service within just three years and that has more than 25 million monthly users. Their editorial team puts together the top news of the day for you around the clock, so you don't miss an important event and are always up to date. The algorithms in upday search hundreds of news sites and blogs in real-time and compile My News article cards for your interests. That makes upday the perfect place for your personal news update! You can set your interests in the menu and change them at any time. In addition, upday shows you similar or related - and sometimes completely new - content. This way you get an overview of what moves the world and the web! In the show, Nicola will tell you about: Embracing Data Science and Machine Learning at upday, The importance of Data Quality, How they detect bugs and anomalies in their data, Challenges to be aware of without quality data infrastructure in place, 3 important steps to building a data science platform at upday, and How they build their recommendation systems
Resume building and Interviewing tips for data scientists and Machine learning engineers. When on the job hunt there are some tested tips and tricks that can be applied to your resume and interviews which will give you a leg up on the rest of the competition. Anthony Kelly host of the AI in Action podcast and Executive Search Consultant focused on Machine Learning and Data Science sat down with us to talk about what some of the best resumes and CV's have in common. We spoke about optimizing your CV/resume and maximizing opportunity once you land an interview so you can have the most amount. of options to choose from while you are on the market. Anthony Kelly is a tech recruiter from Dublin, Ireland. Currently, he is the Country Manager for Alldus an international AI and Data Science Recruitment company. He has been working in recruitment since March 2015 and since joining the recruitment industry he has been an international top recruiter due to his performance. Along with the above he is also the founder of the Berlin AI in Action meetup which has over 2,000 members, in addition to the meetup he also has a podcast series called AI in Action and is a Co-Founder of the Berlin AI community Awards. Join our slack community: https://join.slack.com/t/mlops-community/shared_invite/zt-391hcpnl-aSwNf_X5RyYSh40MiRe9Lw Follow us on twitter:@mlopscommunity Sign up for the next meetup: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_a_nuYR1xT86TGIB2wp9B1g Connect with Demetrios on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dpbrinkm/ Connect with Anthony Kelly on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anthonypierrekelly/ Check out the AI in Action podcast: https://podtail.com/podcast/ai-in-action-podcast/
Anthony Kelly, Head of New Business Marketing at Penguins and DRPG, and a board member of SITE GB, talks about selfish people, accidental nudity and dancing to garage music. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
The doin time show interviewed Anthony Kelly from Fleington Kingsington community Legal Centre about increased police powers during the Coronavirus Pandemic. The interview focused on particular concerns rgarding the targetting of vulnerable communities. A website for reporting incidents about increased police powers was also discussed, as well as the human rights charter and the arrest of a Refugee Action Colrctive, activist Chris Breen during a safe protest, regarding the release of Asylum seekers from the Mantra Hotel in Preston! Next, Aran from the Tamil Refugee Council was interviewed about the Tamil family who are languishing on Manus Island, and the violation of hxan rights regarding these Asylum seekers. Conditions for Tamils overseas were also discussed.
On this episode of The Grapevine, Dylan speaks with executive officer of the Flemington Kensington Community Legal Centre, Anthony Kelly, about the implications of the extra powers police have been granted in enforcing social distancing and how they're monitoring police conduct through their Policing Covid Initiative. And as term two recommences across Victoria, Julie Sonneman, school education research fellow at The Grattan Institute, discusses COVID-19's impact on students.Then, what happens when tenants can't afford rent? Heather Holst, Victorian Commissioner for Residential Tenancies breaks down the struggle renters face and the challenges of developing public policy to stop those without work becoming homeless due to the pandemic.
I talk to Nathan Leitch of Barpirdhila Foundation (9:59) about their fundraiser to support Indigenous artists & community affected by COVID-19; yarn with Anthony Kelly of the Police Accountability Project (43:24) about increased copper powers in the pandemic and how they're misusing them; and I visit & revisit some old mates, such as prominent Australian nationalists, Nazis, conspiracy theorists & cooked Facebook groups, to learn about the shit that they're making up about coronavirus. I record The Poor Can Feed The Birds aboard the hull of the abandoned Ruby Princess, where I ride atop a mighty, enormous pangolin steed. I control an army of horseshoe bats that flock around me like a cloud of night. We steer the disease hulk around the nation. I am Dread Coronavirus. Support me on Patreon: https://patreon.com/tomtanuki The Poor Can Feed The Birds is part of the Channel Zero Network. --- LINKS: Barpirdhila Foundation fundraiser: https://covid19-first-nations-community-impacts.raisely.com/ Police Accountability Project: http://www.policeaccountability.org.au/ COVID Policing report tool: https://covidpolicing.org.au/
Tuesday 17 March 2020 Acknowledgement of country// News headlines// Anthony Kelly, CEO of the Flemington-Kensington Legal Service discussing the Police Accountability Project’s new police complaints chat bot// An excerpt from Wild Black Women’s live show at Perth Festival. Angelina Hurley and Chelsea Bond were joined by Aunty Professor Pat Dudgeon and Aunty Gningala Yaran-Mark// Helen Dickinson from the Centre for Excellence in Disability and Health talks about their recent report that provides recommendations for the disability sector to respond to COVID-19// SONGS// Sheryl Crow - If It Makes You HappyEmma Russack - If You Could See Me Now
Mark Hughes was one of the greatest players to put on the number 10 shirt for Manchester United, winning multiple league titles and cups and scoring twice in a European final - but is the Welsh legend one of the most underappreciated players of his time? In the latest episode of the 90's Football Hall of Fame show, we examine why he's not considered an icon of the game like some of his former teammates, his knack for spectacular volleys, greatest moments, why it didn't work out for him at Barcelona, how he transformed his playing style as he got older, and why he became such a miserable manager. This podcast is hosted by Ste McGovern, Peter Henry and Anthony Kelly and is available on all platforms including Spotify and Apple Podcasts. You can avail of a £20 bonus when opening an account with Football Index by using the code “FF20”. Music used: - Union - Let's Do It (ITV Football theme). - Virtua Striker 2 theme song.
Georgi Kinkladze was one of the most exciting players of the 90's. He was a marvellous dribbler who scored some delightfully exquisite goals during his three year stay at Man City. While he might be a cult hero with fans, 'Kinky' was also coach's nightmare - he had more talent than anyone else, but lacked tactical discipline, didn't possess particularly impressive physical attributes and was a number 10 when 4-4-2 reigned supreme. In the latest episode of the 90's Football Hall of Fame show, we ponder whether or not Kinkladze was actually any good or just a flash in the pan. This podcast is brought to you by The Football Faithful and is hosted by Ste McGovern, Peter Henry and Anthony Kelly and is available on all platforms including Spotify and Apple Podcasts. You can avail of a £20 bonus when opening an account with Football Index by using the code “FF20”. Music used: - Union - Let's Do It (ITV Football theme). - Virtua Striker 2 theme song.
There has never been a footballer like Julian Dicks - a hard-as-nails bastard, set piece specialist with a peach of a left foot who played at full-back. And we'll never see another like him again, not at the highest levels of the game anyway. Dicks was a West Ham United legend in the nineties, helping the London outfit reach the Premier League and creating some iconic memories at Upton Park. The Bristol-born defender was a tough nut who got into his fair share of scraps, but he also scored some cracking goals during his career, becoming the club's joint-18th all-time goalscorer during his career. "The Hammer From Hell" had an ill-fated move to Liverpool in 1993 and an England call-up was always just out of reach, so in this episode of the podcast we ponder whether he reached his full potential as a footballer, what made him so unique as a player, and why he's the quintessential Brit. This podcast is hosted by Ste McGovern, Peter Henry and Anthony Kelly and is available on all platforms including Spotify and Apple Podcasts. You can avail of a £20 bonus when opening an account with Football Index by using the code “FF20”. Music used: - Union - Let's Do It (ITV Football theme). - Virtua Striker 2 theme song. - The Terminator - Flat Back Four For more 90's discussion, join our nineties football Facebook group!
Mesmerising football, stunning goals, machine guns and guava-flavoured condoms - it can only be Faustino Asprilla! The former Newcastle United attacker arrived in the north east during a snowstorm in February 1996 wearing a fur coat just as the Magpies' title charge was about to come off the rails. In the third episode of the 90's Football Hall of Fame, we talk about his hypnotizing style of play, his famous performances against Liverpool and Barcelona, narco-football in his native Colombia, why he snubbed Darlington, and his love affair with guns. This podcast is brought to you by The Football Faithful. Hosted by Ste McGovern, Peter Henry and Anthony Kelly. You can avail of a £20 bonus when opening an account with Football Index by using the code “ff20”. Music used: - Union - Let's Do It (ITV Football theme). - Virtua Striker 2 theme song. - Do The Right Thing - Ian Wright For more 90's discussion, join our nineties football Facebook group!
One of our earliest guests Anthony Kelly is back to break down Sorry, Harvey. An even bigger Entourage superfan than JR, he runs the extremely popular Instagram account @entouragequotes. Anthony and JR discuss going out for a night on the town with your boys, M. Night Shyamalan movies and the 2002 film Highway. Enjoy! Listen to the Oh Yeah, Oh Yeah Spotify Playlist
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This week Kulja and Dylan speak with Anthony Kelly, Executive Officer at Flemington and Kensington Community Legal Centre - which runs the Police Accountability Project - about police misconduct, complaints procedures and the police's accountability to the public. And Economist Ross Garnaut phones in to The Grapevine to discuss his new book Super-Power: Australia's low-carbon opportunity, Australian climate and energy policy discussion and the opportunities that a transition to renewables will bring for the Australian Economy.Finally, The Big Issue Editor Amy Hetherington steps into the studio to celebrate the magazines monumental 600th edition and look back at the evolution of The Big Issue over the last 23 and a half years.
Marisa interviewed Brett Collins from Justice Action about mental health detainees, and deaths in cstody.Marisa then interviewed Sajda, peer advocacy worker from the Police accountability Project, from Flemken Community Legal centre, about racial profiling, overpolicing of climate campaigners. Finally, Marisa interviewed Anthony Kelly from Melbourne Activist Legal support about the above important resource. Anthony talked about the unfair bail conditions for climate change campaigners, the history of the violations of human rights of activists, and the important role that Melbourne Actfvist Legal support and legal observers have in collecting evidence and helping arrestees, so that human rights and civil liberties are upheld, as much as possible.
Tuesday Breakfast 17 Sept 2019 With George, Anya and Zoya7.00 am Acknowledgement of Country7.05 am Chris Woods on the latest in news.7.20 am Zoya speaks to Michelle McNamara, trans activist and academic from the University of Melbourne about an upcoming event, Transgender Communities, Law Reform and Feminism. The event will be held on the 24th of September, is free and includes an incredible lineup. 7.40 am Anya chats with youth activist,Ope Olubodun and Hayley Cull from PLAN International about their new gender equality campaign, Give Equal which raises funds for International Day of the Girl. 7.50 am Anthony Kelly, CEO of Flemington-Kensington Community Legal Service joins us to talk about the MALS fundraiser and how we can protect our rights to protest.8.00 am Aran Mylvaganam from the Tamil Refugee Council updates us on Priya and Nades' case, yesterday's screening of No Fire Zone and why we need to understand Australia's complicity in the persecution of Tamil Sri Lankans. We also discuss how we can support refugees in danger of deportation including attending tomorrow's court rally.8.15 am Tam Zimet and Helen Withycombe join us in the studio to discuss Broadside, the Wheeler Centre's feminist ideas festival which will be held in early November. Songs song: Hatshepsut artist: Rapsody feat. Queen Latifahsong: Boss Queenartist: Niasha song: Freedomartist: Sampa The Great song: Woman's Worldartist: OKENYOsong: Soulmateartist: Lizzo
Marisa interviewed Ali, who is imprisoned in Adelaide Detention Centre. He spoke about a 23 year old man who eied tragically in the custody of Mita Detention Centre, Melbourne.Marisa then interviewed Anthony Kelly, Chief Executive Officer of Flemmington, Kensington Community Legal Centre, about the Royal Commission into mental health, and the submission that was prepared by the Police Accountability Project.Finally, Marisa interviewed Naomi Murphy, a First Nations woman, who rejected a Naidoc Award for her incredible work in Community, because the Award was sponsored by Serco. Naomi also spoke about Stolen generation, and the criminalisation of Aboriginal people and Asylum seekers. An underlying theme of the interview was Naomi's lived experience of the justie system, and how she acquired healing.
On the podcast today, performance psychologist Gerry Hussey and WellFest director and co-founder Anthony Kelly discuss how to foster a sense of calm and overcome the ‘disease of distraction'.
Gerry prompts us to ask ourselves: “What goals am I chasing?” And “Whose life am I living?'” In this inspiring episode, Gerry is in conversation with WellFest co-founder and director Anthony Kelly. Together they explore not only how to set goals but also how to maximise our chances of achieving them.
Marisa interviewed Anthony Kelly from Flemington Kensington Community Legal Centre, about some research that Tamar Hopkins is conducting about Police stops and search, highlighting the need to improve police conduct. Marisa then interviewed Yael from the Jewish Democratic society about an Event in Footscray coming up honouring Yorta Yorta Elder William Cooper, who marched against the Nazi regime, during World War 2. The event is happening on 6 December, at Flagstaff Gardensfrom 6.30pm. Marchers will also walk from William's house to the city. Plans were made to interview in more detail about this, on 26 November. Finally, Marisa interviewed Pamella Curr an activist, who formerly headed up the Asylum Seeker Resource centre, about refugees and asylum seekers on Naru. The discussion namely included children on Nauru, and the urgent need for them to be brought to Australia for medical treatment.
The Premier League is back and so is your favourite football podcast! Sam, Peter and new signing, Anthony Kelly, run the rule over the opening weekend of the new season. Can anyone stop City? Are Liverpool best placed to challenge? Will Mourinho last the season? Did Newcastle really outspend Spurs in the transfer window? All this and much more in today's Football Faithful Podcast! For more great football content check out https://thefootballfaithful.com/ To support the show and get an extra pod every month for just $2 check out our Patreon page! https://www.patreon.com/footballfaithful
Marisa interviewed Melanie Poole, Director of Engagement at the Federation of Community Legal Centres about some chilling anti-democratic laws rushed through by the Andrews Government without consultation. The proposed laws were discussed, with particular emphasis on police power to issue anti-association notices to children as young as 14. The Human Rights Law Centre's media release was also discussed. Peter spoke with Beth from Melbourne Educators for Social and Environmental Justice or "Mesej" Pronounced Message and talked about some events coming up about Indigenous education and incarceration, focusing on a pannel discussion in August.Marisa interviewed Anthony Kelly, Chief Executive Officer from Flemington, Kensington Community Legal Centre about so-called African gangs, demonisation and racial profiling in the criminal justice system, with particular emphasis on historical context and the recent anti-democratic laws.
Anthony Kelly, from Flemington Kensington Community Legal Centre, talks about Victoria Police's announcement to introduce confronting new riot gear. Victoria Police are introducing a series of new weapons. These are crowd control guns and other apparatus that could seriously criminalise protestors and minority groups. We will also be speaking about the standing down of Assistant Commissioner, Brett Guerin in relation to his racist, sexist and homophobic online posts. Assistant Commissioner Brett Guerin was a career police officer, with 40 years of service, who headed Professional Standards Command. After that, we'll speak with Vickie Roach, respected Aboriginal writer and activist about Stolen Generation and her own experiences and views in regards to this.
Learn the very basics of meta data. Optimise the titles and meta descriptions primarily to increase your page click through rate. The more traffic you have, the more likely you're to rank in a good position on Google. Anthony Kelly from Penguins Events joins me on this chat about what works and what doesn't to help you try things out for yourself to gain more organic traffic via SEO. I share new updates to the meta data and mention other tags that I'll be covering at later episodes in more detail. Show notes & SUBSCRIBE to newsletter. Email me: seowithmrsghost@gmail.com Tweet me: @MrsAlinaGhost If you like the show please rate, write a review and tell your friends and colleagues!
7.00 am – Intro and acknowledgement of the traditional owners of the land;7.03 am – News – Marriage equality law being legislated; Protests against Mio Younnopolis ; this also happens at refugee rallies; Trump and nominating Jerusalem as capital of Israel; Esso workers and their long strike; Union amalgamations CFMEU and the MUA and TCFUA; 7.15am – Interview with Andrea Bunting – attended the climate change conference in Germany;7.40 am – News from GLW paper – USA – net neutrality; Banking issues – scandals; Korea North and South and the political crisis;8.00am- Activists Calendar8.10 am – Interview with Anthony Kelly from the Flemington/Kensington Legal Centre about recent events at the counter rallies against racism and how the housing tenants were treated;8.30am Close
Part Two: Undercurrent Panel Disscussion looking at transformitive Justice. Anthony Kelly is executive officer from the Flemington Kensington community legal centre & Ada Comroy works with Male perpetrators and supports violence against women. Anthony Lekkas is a councilor with the Victorian AIDS Council.
This show features recordings of Lauren Caulfield, Kirra Voller and Anthony Kelly at the Undercurrent Frameworks for Accountability Panel. Undercurrent focuses on education regarding healthy relationships, and transformative justice. You can find and support Undercurrent at www.undercurrentvic.com."Lauren CaulfieldLauren is a community organiser whose work focuses on interpersonal and state-based gender violence and community-based responses to violence. She has worked in the area of gendered and intimate partner violence in both community and agency settings for about 15 years, in community accountability responses and violence prevention, refuge and crisis support work and advocacy, and later in training and research. Her research centres on community-based interventions to violence, intersections between interpersonal and state-sanctioned violence (including the violence of the prison industrial complex) and the nexus of racialised and gendered violence. Lauren worked (with a collective of great humans) to establish the Melbourne Transformative Justice Network, and currently works on the Police Accountability Project (Flemington & Kensington Community Legal Centre) and with the Abolitionist and Transformative Justice Centre.Lauren will be talking about community-based frameworks for violence prevention, intervention and accountability, with a focus on supporting survivors of family violence and sexual assault.*Kirra Voller – Shut Youth Prisons MparntweKirra Voller is a proud Wirangu woman and musician. She lives in Mbantua raising her young family, and works advocating for young people and the abolition of youth prisons. She works alongside grandmothers who are traditional owners in central Australia advocating for aboriginal led alternatives to prison.Kirra will discuss alternatives to incarceration for young people and culturally appropriate responses for indigenous youth; including taking young people out to homelands.We are very excited and privileged to have Kirra in Narrm/Melbourne for this panel. https://www.facebook.com/KirraVoller/*Anthony Kelly – Flemington Kensington Legal and Police Accountability ProjectAnthony will discuss the police accountability project work. Within this project they predominately apply state, institutional or legal forms of accountability upon the police – Human Rights, legislative, rule of law, as well as apply ‘accountability’ via the civil courts. They also leverage various forms of moral, ethical and community based mechanisms in various ways. Anthony will also discuss Gay and lesbian / Queer Street Patrols, Aboriginal Night Patrols and community patrols / safety projects / police alternative projects."
Independent investigation and Parliamentary Review on racial profiling. Zenab and Anthony Kelly from Flemington Kensington Community Legal Center spoke about racial profiling of African communties by Victorian Police and a new inquiry on external oversight of police corruption and misconduct in Victoria. The deadline for submission is in August.http://www.policeaccountability.org.au/
Introduction to the program, discussion about the latest headlines in the news; The Greens proposal for the sugar tax, Peter Dutton's comments about Lebanese Australians. Interview with Anthony Kelly executive officer from the Flemington/Kensington Legal Service discussing the racialised nature on the reporting from the Herald Sun about the supposed crime youth wave and some commentary on the transfer of 40 teenagers into an adult jail along with promotion of an upcoming forum in December hosted by Flemington/Kensington Legal Service. Listen here. International news from Green Left Weekly a discussion about the pro-democracy rallies in Malaysia that happened last weekend and a report on the protest against the burial of a dictator in the Philippines.Interview with Josh Cullinan secretary of the new Retail and Fast Workers union discussing the formation of the new union. Listen here.Activist calendarInterview with Owen Bennett president from the unemployment union discussing the job agency crisis and the punitive practices of job network agencies. Listen here.
In Lacrosse We Trust president Marisa Ingemi previews the NLL, NALL and CLax seasons. She talks with fellow radio hosts Jack Goods, Rocco Granato and LaxWorm along with ILIndoor.com analyst Ty Pilson. She also talks with CLax commissioner Paul St. John along with Stickhorses faceoff man Anthony Kelly and Rockhoppers forward Kevin Gould.
Phil Shore from In Lacrosse We Trust and New England Lacrosse Journal talks to MLL faceoff men Greg Gurenlian and Anthony Kelly and discusses the news from around the league
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