Podcasts about armoury

Captain Fantastic himself joined us for a Q&A in The Armoury. With stories you may have heard and some you definitely haven't, Flynny spoke to us about about his career at County, managers, training, life after County and there's an audience Q&A. If you want the full version, you'll need to sign up to our Patreon membership HEREA huge thanks to Pete and Holly at The Armoury for allowing us the use of the room. Subscribe to our Patreon to get exclusive episodes! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In our latest weekend round up, Matt and Oli review all the action from BUCS XC in Cardiff, and the indoor meets at Boston University and New Balance, before then previewing the Milrose Games at the Armoury. Enjoy! 

This week with Tony Curr, Gareth Le Prevost and Jamie Ingrouille, we hear from triathlete Lindsay Sword about her impressive sporting achievements since moving to Guernsey a year ago — culminating in her debut Island Games selection for Orkney 2025.Plus there's reaction as top division men's basketball finally gets underway and Raiders continue their super start to the season with a sixth win from six on home soil. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

⭐https://www.patreon.com/TheScarfBergaraWoreWe were delighted to be able to spend some time with club legend Kenny Boxshall, in this intimate setting of the Hatters Snug in The Armoury.Many thanks to the new landlord and landlady for allowing us to use the space.And a huge thanks to Kenny for agreeing to chat with us.Get a brew and enjoy! Subscribe to our Patreon to get exclusive episodes! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A New Weapon in our ArmouryGod has shown us a brilliant way to bring growth to the church.And growth to us personally as believers.We need to take full advantage of this new way to victory.

Mark Cho, founder of The Armoury, posted a list of his 12 principles of watch collecting that he's put together after many years of collecting and learning. And in this episode we talk about the second 6. See his post here: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/p/C-5QIeGzYFD/

Mark Cho, founder of The Armoury, posted a list of his 12 principles of watch collecting that he's put together after many years of collecting and learning. And in this episode we talk about the first 6. See his post here: https://www.instagram.com/p/C-5QIeGzYFD/

At next week's Committee of the Whole meeting, Guelph City Council will look at the fate of the Drill Hall; staff wants to put it up for sale, but there's at least one group in Guelph that wants to do something with it now. It's an idea called the Guelph Centre for Visual Art, and it could feature exhibition space, artist studios, educational and meeting space, and so much more. But does city hall share their vision? This is a tale of two long-term projects. The first is a story about creating a centralized arts building in Guelph. Nearly 20 years ago,  a group called the Guelph Arts Platform tried to create to create a collaborative art space with cheap studios, exhibition areas, and networking opportunities, but for a variety of reasons, not the least of which was the Great Recession, the project fell apart. That brings us to the second part of the story, which is the Drill Hall. Constructed in 1866 so that members of the local militia could run drills (hence the name), the hall outlived its purpose by 1911 when the Armoury opened across the street. Over 100 years later, we still don't know what to do with the Drill Hall, which is why City staff will be recommending that council authorize them to put it up for sale, but there is one group that wants to put the Drill Hall to some practical use as an arts centre. Can it be done? Former city councillor Mike Salisbury and Lise Anne Janis think so, and they're leading the effort to establish the Guelph Centre for Visual Art. They join us this week to talk about the plan, why this time will be different, and why the centre should be considered key in discussions around downtown revitalization. They will also discuss government support for the arts, the stakes at Committee of the Whole next week, and why an arts centre matters in the middle of these tough economic times. So let's drill to the bottom on this Drill Hall debate on this week's Guelph Politicast! You can learn more about the Guelph Centre for Visual Art at their website, and you can also follow them on Instagram. The Drill Hall will be discussed at the Committee of the Whole meeting on Tuesday June 3 and you can see the report now as part of the agenda, which you can find on the council page of the City's website. You have until Friday 10 am to sign up to delegate or to send a correspondence. The host for the Guelph Politicast is Podbean. Find more episodes of the Politicast here, or download them on your favourite podcast app at Apple, TuneIn and Spotify. Also, when you subscribe to the Guelph Politicast channel and you will also get an episode of Open Sources Guelph every Monday, and an episode of End Credits every Friday.

In this episode Lydia tells the story of going to New York to visit The Armoury for the Naoya Hida & Co trunk show and see the new collection. Will she apply to purchase one? Lydia's favorite, the Type 3B. The first one we saw on Masaharu, the Type 4A-1. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thiswatchlife/message

Thanks to Nick Vickers for speaking to us from See Street Gallery at Meadowbank TAFE. Phillip Martin's exhibition, 'Paintings 1952-1972', is on at See Street until 16th May. 'Nick Vickers BA Visual Art, Dip. Ed, M.Art AdminNick Vickers has been involved in the Australian art industry for over 30 years when he established his first gallery through UNSW Art & Design in 1984. Throughout Nick's career he has championed the works of emerging artists by establishing a number of galleries through universities and art colleges. He has presented, curated and hosted national and international artists and he has lectured in tertiary, intermediary and secondary institutions.Nick has contributed to the curatorial expanse of the University of Sydney Art Collection where, through his expertise as Curator of the University Union art collection, he added works of some considerable cultural significance. He established the Sir Hermann Black Gallery & Sculpture Terrace through which he hosted and curated ten years of highly rated art exhibitions and prizes that included The Blake Prize and The Freedman Foundation annual exhibitions.On a local government level Nick has served on curatorial panels with the City of Sydney, Willoughby, North Sydney (Creative Spaces/ Spaces for Creatives) and Woollahara Councils (Creative Paddington and The Oxford Street Shopfront Festival). He was invited to co-ordinate The Art of Shakespeare, a fundraising touring exhibition of some of Australia's leading artists that launched in the Sydney Opera House.On an international level, Nick has served as President of the Slovenian/ Australian Institute that has hosted a program of international art ex- changes and touring exhibitions. In this role Nick negotiated sponsorships and partnerships at ambassadorial and ministerial levels.During his career Nick has developed a strong network of arts and business professionals. He is panel member with The Freedman Foundation, advises on the artist studio for Curwoods Lawyers and has served as a board member with The Blake Society for over ten years and lectures in Museum Practices.Currently, Nick works as an independent art curator and is a pro bono board member of the Sydney Art Zone. In 2016 Nick co-curated an exhibition called WAR – A Playground Perspective at The Armoury at Sydney Olympic Park and this year has been invited back by SOPA to curate an exhibition from the studio residency programme entitled Mining Pyrite. This year Nick has been invited to the panel of judges for the Paddington Art Prize.'Ray Hughes: Africa

Marika, Faris, and Will join Geoff to recap the 200th episode, discuss emotional intelligence, and perform the first ever DUET rice song!Advertise on The Headgum Podcast via Gumball.fmRate The Headgum Podcast 5-stars on Apple PodcastsRate The Headgum Podcast 5-stars on SpotifyJoin the Headgum DiscordSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Bagpipes, Banks, and things that go Bang feature in this tale about Victoria's Tudor-inspired armoury on Bay Street.

Welcome back for our first episode of our second season of "Inside the Red and White"! For the first game of the season, Natalie Busher and Suzy Lycett take you on an audio journey of the matchday experience with the Red and White AWFC - from the Armoury before the game to a post-match drink in the Tolly, and everything in between. Plus, we hear two of this season's new Fan Fives with Rebecca - a guest host of the pod before! - and top women's football influencer Nancy Baker (@NanceBaker). Give her a follow, you won't regret it! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Green is the colour, but getting players, coaches and staff game-day ready is a full-time career for equipment manager Gordon Gilroy. The 38-year-old has a passion for Roughrider history, shoring away memorabilia in the equipment room at Mosaic Stadium. In this episode, Gordon takes host Daniella Ponticelli on a tour and explains what it's like to dress a CFL team, players, staff and coaches, year after year.

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Mark Cho is a retail entrepreneur having co-founded the cult menswear emporium the The Armoury with boutiques in Hong Kong and New York and is the co-owner of British haberdasher Drake's. Mark is equally well known for his great love of watches both as a collector and curator of select watch brands and collaborations for his stores. In December 2022, Mark gained a lot of publicity when he sold a large portion of his collection at auction. Mark is not only a man with impeccable taste both in clothing and watches, but he is also a man of the world and in constant travel between his clothing stores in Hong Kong, New York, and London, as well as visiting suppliers in Japan, Spain, Italy and wherever else he can source the finest menswear and accessories. In this lively and engaging talk with Tania Edwards, Mark explains his fascination for independent watch brands, why he sold a large portion of his watch collection, and how "the meat of his collection" remains vintage Patek Philippe. Learn more about Collectability on our website: https://collectability.com Follow us on Instagram for regular updates: https://www.instagram.com/collectabilityllc Follow Mark on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/markchodotcom Follow The Armoury on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thearmouryhk Follow Drake's on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drakesdiary Listen, like and subscribe to the podcast on your favorite platform: https://linktr.ee/Collectability

In this episode, Val and Jacob go through their experience with the latest tournament in Melbourne, Operation I.D Not Recognised.   Thanks for listening    TIMESTAMPS Start and News: 00:00:00 - 00:12:37 Rules Change: 00:12:49 - 00:23:15 Announcements: 00:23:15 -  00:47:40 Main Segment Round One: 00:47:47 - 01:20:42 Round Two: 01:20:42 - 01:46:55 Round Three: 01:46:55 - 02:18:22   ***June Monthly Challenge - Just The Tip*** Ladies and Gentlemen, we only want the tip! (Limited Insertion) This month we challenge you to build a limited insertion list and write in to us about your experience. That's right, we want you to build single order group lists and throw them on the table. We want to hear what profiles you've found yourself opting into? Have you finally reached for that TAG, or rather second TAG? How has this changed your approach to the list building in your faction. Tell us everything! As always, send in your reports and analysis to us at lossoflieutenant@gmail.com Random winner will be chosen at the end of the month to win a blister of their choice from TSI   ***Q2 Hobby Challenge - Mission Received*** Are you also bored of the current mission line up? Want to flex those creative muscles and design a new mission to torture the LoL crew? Well this is your chance, as for the second quarter of 2023, we want you to design us some new missions!   Send us your ideas for new missions, ensuring we know where to put everything, how to deploy, what the objectives are and any other special rules.    Please stick to the format of presenting missions in the typical ITS format, as it will help us and the community understand how to play your missions.    Extra points if you can tell us how any play testing went! Send your submission to lossoflieutenant@gmail.com   At the end of the quarter, we will select our favourites give them an IRL test play! A random entry will win a small box set of their choice from Toy Soldier Imports!   Good luck! Upcoming events: Codename: Custom Ordinance (Custom Mission) When: July 15 To celebrate the good work done by our listeners for the last two quarters, we are hosting an event! We will be using the best 3 missions entries, chosen by the hosts and a special someone by the name of HellLois! HellLois has also confirmed that there is a chance that one of these missions will go into next season's ITS. Remember, the Australian Infinity community has a long and proud history of influence in the Infinity universe. We are proud of our achievements which have seen Micky Ward's Countermeasures become a long running staple of the ITS document. So, I ask you, will you carry on the proud heritage of the Australian community and enter a mission? Or will you simply house rule FAQs like the Polish? Price: $20 Venue: House of War Outbreak - TTD Narrative event When: Saturday 8 July Where: Throw the Dice, Geelong What: 3 round, 300pts Missions Panic Room Cryogenics Capture and Protect Richard is running what appears to be a Zombie apocalypse style event. Not much info but what we do have is lists will be OPEN info and there will be random events taking place during your games Special prizes for best survivor and best sick HVT

The county Volunteers were known to be excellent shots, winning competitions at Wimbledon and later Bisley.  In this episode we take a deep dive into the history of the soldier's main implement, the rifle – from the 1853 pattern musket, through the Snider Enfield rifle that would have been familiar to the first Herefordshire Rifle Volunteers.  Assistant Curator Danny Rees, Curator Colonel Andy Taylor and Trustee, Rev Paul Roberts go on to explore the Martini Henry, Lee Metfield and Lee Enfield rifles used in the Boer War and First World War.  A number of different rifles were issued to Hereford Territorials owing to weapons shortages at the outbreak of war.   Andy shares with us the unusual way the Museum obtained its 1915 Mark III Short Magazine Lee-Enfield (SMLE).Danny tells us all sorts of things about the Bren gun that we didn't know along with other Second World War weaponry, including strange items used by the Home Guard and Home Guard Auxiliaries.  We come into living memory with the arrival of the Self-Loading Rifle (SLR) used during the Cold War; an example of which the museum hopes to secure for its modern display.  We finish off with the SA80 weapon system.For more information about our open day on 18th June 2023, visit our website - Herefordshire Light Infantry Museum; follow us on Facebook Herefordshire Regimental Museum | Facebook or visit our Youtube channel Herefordshire Regimental Museum - YouTube.Support the Museum?  Become a Patreon supporter or a Become a FriendTheme Tune - The Lincolnshire Poacher, performed by the outstanding Haverhill Silver Band.This podcast generously supported by the Army Museums Ogilby Trust.Support the show

Portland based recording artist and community activist Talilo was a guest on the Klyoh Notes podcast, recorded live at Portland Center Stage. We discussed his musical journey, includidng the significance of recording this episode at The Armoury, the importance of the community work and heritage. Check out episode #157 of the Klyph Notes podcast. Klyph Notes is supported by Akepele Apparel  The Numberz FM and XRAY FM The theme for Klyph Notes was produced by Theory Hazit Support the movement and become a DJ Klyph patron The intro for Klyph Notes was produced by DJ Klyph  

This week: Jim Parker, Merchandising Director at The Armoury, Head Honcho at Tazewell Clothes, virtuouso guitarist, Southerner, New Yorker, redhead, and much more. We talk unhinged 90's fashions, The Colorado Rockies, accents, Hank Williams, Ronnie Van Zant, The Allman Brothers, clothing on an emotional level, and that's just the first 15 minutes!

A deep dive into Episode 6 of The Traitors US with writer Matthew Keeley. I update you on Traitor news and explore the player tactics, the missions, the accusations, Kate's disdain of everything, and my cynical suspicions about the Armoury! Matthew also plays The Traidar Traitor - a game within a podcast about a game!4:38 Episode 4 Discussion Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to episode 34 of A Week in Watches, where we've got managing editor Blake Buettner jumping back in to discuss a handful of new releases, and one important survey. We're kicking things off with the biggest news of the week that's focused on something very small from Omega, and that is their new Spirate Balance, which we introduce on the site right here, and react to in real time right here. We still not sure how it's pronounced but the technology is impressive! The watch its packed in also makes quite the statement, and we'd love to hear your thoughts on this one.That Omega wasn't the only big news this week, though. Brew dropped a stunning gold Metric on us that works way better than it has any business doing. Is this the watch that gets us into gold? Likely. Next up are a couple releases from the UK, with the 36mm Three Hander collection of watches from Farer, and new C65 Dune watches from Christopher Ward. Lots of unique personality to find in these watches, from big colorful dials, to svelte shapely cases. Finally, we've got a watch and wrist size survey from Mark Cho of NYC's The Armoury. Let your voice be heard by taking the survey found right here.This week's episode was brought to you by the Windup Watch Shop. For an excellent and ever-growing catalog of watches, straps, clocks, and more, head to windupwatchshop.com.To stay on top of all new episodes, you can subscribe to The Worn & Wound Podcast — now available on all major platforms including iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher, Soundcloud, Spotify, and more. You can also find our RSS feed here.And if you like what you hear, then don't forget to leave us a review on iTunes.If there's a question you want us to answer you can hit us up at info@wornandwound.com, and we'll put your question in the queue.

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Support this podcast with a small monthly donation to help sustain future episodes. Please use the links below: Support Via PayPal https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=TLHBRAF6GVQT6 Support via card https://swiftpay.accessbankplc.com/OsazuwaAkonedo/send-money This episode is also available as a blog post: https://osazuwaakonedo.news/troops-burst-terrorists-armoury-in-borno/03/12/2022/ Troops Burst Terrorists Armoury In Borno ~ OsazuwaAkonedo ####Boko #2022 #Armed #Borno #Forces #Haram #iswap #Nigeria #North #terrorists #troops #army #OsazuwaAkonedo https://osazuwaakonedo.news/troops-burst-terrorists-armoury-in-borno/03/12/2022/ Men of the Armed Forces of Nigeria have recovered alot of high precision mass destruction weapons in Borno State. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/osazuwaakonedo/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/osazuwaakonedo/support

So much of the discussion in the watch space is around the acquisition of new watches. Yet the other untold side of the story is that for every watch bought, another is sold. Mark Cho (The Armoury) is balancing the scales. He's selling off the bulk of his collection to fund the expansion of his business, The Armoury, and he's doing it through Phillips.  Rather than anonymously consign his watches, Mark has made a custom site – called The Beauty in Everything –  showcasing the watches and some of the stories behind them. Even if you're not in the market for a new watch, it's well worth having a look at Mark's significant and very tasteful collection. None of Mark Cho's watches came on Artem straps. Don't make the same mistake. Buy one here. Like your watches with a dash of community inclusion? Try our Discord . Show Notes: https://www.otpodcast.com.au/show-notes White Lotus Season 2 trailer Mark Cho's auction, The Beauty in Everything The Noise Book by Danny Kahneman and others How to follow us: Instagram: @ot.podcast Facebook: @OTPODCASTAU Follow hosts: @fkscholz + @andygreenlive on Instagram. Send us an email: otthepodcast@gmail.com If you liked our podcast - please remember to like/share and subscribe.

Talking 4x4, a podcast about four wheel driving with industry experts, adventurers and enthusiast alike. In this episode I talk to Adam Smith. Adam and I caught at the Armoury and talked about how he juggles a family, corporate life and being the host of the popular Youtube channel - Video Show Me How. We discuss how he got started in 4wding, what he's done so far on the D-Max, what he intends to do and why he films it all in the hope that you too can do your own modifications. Adam Smith: Video Show Me How This podcast is brought to you by Outback Armour. Outback Armour

Greetings, fellow Bastardo! This week we have Mark Cho on the show!  Mark is known for co-founding The Armory (a mens clothing store), as well as being co-owner of Drakes (more mens clothing), and in general being an *extremely* well-dressed individual. He's also not afraid to give Phil a hard time! This episode is sponsored by: Inbound Motorsports (https://inboundmotorsports.com/) Economy Signs (http://www.economysigns.com) And Vital Oxide (http://vitaloxide.com) The Viva Bastardo Show is part of the Hagerty Podcast Network.

We could think of no better way to wrap up this season of HandCut Radio than by revisiting an old guest, Mark Cho, co-founder of The Armoury and co-owner of Drake's. We've called this episode “Mark Cho's take on 2022” because a lot of the themes we explore – the ‘casualisation' of style, the different ways men are reinventing suiting, the danger of hype and the saturation of everyone's attention – feel very relevant to the moment we find ourselves in. We hope you'll agree that this is a fitting end to our sixth season.As always, thank you very much indeed for your support and for tuning in. Don't forget to let us know what you think – leave us a review or drop us a DM.---HandCut Radio is produced by Birch, the London based creative office of James Allen. Our theme music is by Joe Boyd.HandCut Radio is proud to be sponsored by Thomas Mason, an historic mill that's been supplying famous designers, shirtmakers and tailors with world class shirting fabrics since 1796.---Show Notes:Mark Cho — Website | Instagram[03:12] The Armoury[04:25] The Armoury City Hunter Jacket[04:51] Horological Society of New York[04:56] F.P. Journe[06:03] The Armoury Cotton Sport Chinos[08:03] Dayware Cotton 3 Pocket Blouson[08:04] The Armoury Wool Casentino Road Jacket[08:38] The Armoury's Spring/Summer 2021 Lookbook[11:42] The Armoury x H. Moser & Cie (HODINKEE)[12:04] H. Moser & Cie[14:10] Elliot Hammer[20:10] The Armoury TV[40:40] BODE[41:02] Edward Sexton[42:04] Lovat Mill

Maintaining relevance in the entertainment industry is not easy, but this year as Hulisani Ravele celebrates 25 years of her career in the limelight, she speaks about her recipe for success. “It boils down to one thing and that's authenticity. When you are truly yourself from beginning to end it's very hard to get caught up in things that are not for you, things that don't have your name on them, and really having that deeper knowledge of self. It takes a lot of self-work to keep standing in this game. “For me, it's taken therapy, it's taken really being grounded in my spirituality so that I am grounded in myself and I know what it is that I am going for,” she tells TshisaLIVE. TshisaLIVE

Maintaining relevance in the entertainment industry is not easy, but this year as Hulisani Ravele celebrates 25 years of her career in the limelight, she speaks about her recipe for success. “It boils down to one thing and that's authenticity. When you are truly yourself from beginning to end it's very hard to get caught up in things that are not for you, things that don't have your name on them, and really having that deeper knowledge of self. It takes a lot of self-work to keep standing in this game. “For me, it's taken therapy, it's taken really being grounded in my spirituality so that I am grounded in myself and I know what it is that I am going for,” she tells TshisaLIVE.

Photo:   Daguerreotype photo of the old building of the Armoury chamber #Ukraine: PRC finds a difficult Kremlin partner. Gregory R Copley, @Gregory_Copley, editor and publisher of Defense & Foreign Affairs.   https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/china-e2-80-99s-goal-with-putin-is-to-resist-us-without-economic-pain/ar-AAV50Ft

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The eye-catching exterior of the Seaforth Armoury is nothing compared to the mind-boggling backstory of what was once "the finest armoury in the British Empire". Graeme gives the goods on the Seaforth Armoury - its opening by spy novel author John Buchan, the impressive Regimental Museum - and Dave explains how he met the Regiment's Colonel-in-Chief ... twice!

Grant Robertson, Deputy Prime Minister & Finance Minister, joined Heather du Plessis-Allan on the mandate announcement and whether the police commissioner has his confidence. LISTEN ABOVE 

Join Kev and Nick as they sit down to go through the mission line up for Burn City Brawl 2021(2) and discuss how they might build lists going into this two day event.   They guys also discuss the recent LVO video and the clusterf**k that is the latest FAQ!   New month which means a new monthly challenge February Challenge - CC Baby! For the month of February we want you to leverage close combat in your games of Infinity. This doesn't mean we want you building all cc lists, but find new and interesting ways of using it. And before you ask, cc baiting doesn't count! So play some games, and write in your report(s) to us at: lossoflieutenant@gmail.com A random winner will be chosen at the end of the month to win a blister of their choice from Toy Soldier Imports!   Quarterly Hobby Challenge Q1 2022 - New Year, New Technique For the first quarter of 2022, which will run from now until aproximately the first week of April 2022, we want you to try a new painting or hobbying technique. Some examples of painting techniques/styles below: Non Metallica Metal (NMM) Wet blending Stippling Layering Glazing Airbrushing Speed Painting GW Contrast Inks   All you have to do to enter is send us a single before picture and up to four completed pictures ATTACHED to an email to lossoflieutentant@gmail.com A random winner will be chosen at the end of the quarter to win a small box set of their choice from Toy Soldier Imports with our favourite entries winning a limited edition LoL patch!   EVENTS Dates and rego form for Burn City Brawl 2021(2) Dates: 19-20 February 2022 Venue: Collingwood Masonic Centre, Abbotsford, VIC five round event with a $65 entry, missions are: Highly Classified Datacash (Custom Mission) Firefight Capture and Protect Supremacy Registration form and fbk event page below, get in quick, we are already over half full! https://tinyurl.com/2wkh95kb https://fb.me/e/2lhZkkRTJ   Infinity @ BRISCON 2022   WHERE Infinity @ BRISCON 2022 will be held at the Mount Gravatt Showgrounds in Brisbane (shock of horror) WHEN The event is on the weekend of 23 rd & 24th of April 2022 (Monday is Anzac Day making this a long weekend) COST A 2-day ticket will be $50.00 AUD. All proceeds will go towards Briscon's operational costs or towards prize support for this (Infinity) specific event. http://www.briscon.com.au/home.html https://fb.me/e/2TpDEJbdm   MISSIONS All selected from ITS Season 13 and to be played in the following descending order. Mission packs to be provided on the day with cheat sheets outlining terrain needs to assist players. THE ARMOURY (pg 54) PANIC ROOM (pg 41) SUPPLIES (pg 50) ACQUISITION (pg 15) DECAPITATION (pg 25) ROUNDS Doors Open from 0900 with Round 1 to 3 on Saturday then Round 4 and 5 Sunday.   Thanks for listening!

We track one soldier's career as they move through recruitment, basic training and a little beyond. Private Adam Brazolot of The Princess Louise Fusiliers in Halifax tells his story. (Since the recording of this episode, Private Brazolot has been promoted to corporal... congrats!)Visit: The Princess Louise FusiliersFind out more about Canadian Army Reserve Recruitment 2022If you like what you hear, please subscribe, share this podcast with your friends and give us a review or rating.Meet our host Captain Adam Orton:  Bio | VideoMany of the show ideas come from you, the listener - please send us your suggestions or comments. Also, don't hesitate to ask Capt Orton a question!  To contact us:armyconnect-connectionarmee@forces.gc.caCheck out our podcast website: www.canada.ca/army-podcastConnect with the Canadian Army on social media:Facebook  | Twitter | Instagram | YouTubeYou can find out more about the Canadian Army hereFollow the links to get support, give support, or get involved with these organizations:https://www.supportourtroops.ca and https://www.soldieron.caCopyright Information© Her Majesty the Queen in Right of Canada, as represented by the Minister of National Defence, 2022

Brigadier-General Nic Stanton, Director General Army Reserve, explains the new individual readiness standards for Army Reservists, what soldiers have to do to meet them, and how they'll be implemented. These standards are part of the “Soldier Readiness Policy – Reserve (SRP-R)”.Find out more about the Canadian Army Reserve.If you like what you hear, please subscribe, share this podcast with your friends and give us a review or rating.Meet our host Captain Adam Orton:  Bio | VideoMany of the show ideas come from you, the listener - please send us your suggestions or comments. Also, don't hesitate to ask Capt Orton a question!  To contact us:armyconnect-connectionarmee@forces.gc.caConnect with the Canadian Army on social media:Facebook  | Twitter | Instagram | YouTubeYou can find out more about the Canadian Army hereFollow the links to get support, give support, or get involved with these organizations:https://www.supportourtroops.ca and https://www.soldieron.caCopyright Information© Her Majesty the Queen in Right of Canada, as represented by the Minister of National Defence, 2021

Dave Niewinski joins us to discuss his prolific work in robotics both as a consultant and a popular YouTuber. In this episode you will learn: • Dave's Armoury [4:44] • Robotic cornhole tournament [12:33] • Dave's many robots [14:25] • Dave's idea process [28:51] • Future robots [31:43] • Dave's consulting business [33:27] • Tools Dave likes to use [37:05] • How did Dave get started in this line of work? [38:50] • Dave's advice to people who want to get into robotics [41:18] • What is Dave excited about in the future? [45:38] Additional materials: www.superdatascience.com/529

Abbey Fest was a great initiative brought to you by Shrewsbury Abbey, GinDifferent and Lingen Davies. Invite the public in to enjoy various beers, ciders and gins while listening to live music, sounds perfect! AL sauntered into the event after attending his Christmas work do at The Armoury. A few pints in, AL started his way around the Abbey speaking to various people who were enjoying their evening. During this podcast you will hear the voices of Helen Knight from Lingen Davies, Darren from GinDifferent, Isla from Shrewsbury Abbey and lots of partakers who share their thoughts on the event. This episode has a somewhat loose feel to it, compared to everything else on the Biscuit, I blame Dutch courage, tasty beer and the genuine positive vibes felt throughout the evening. I think this event was a fantastic effort by everyone involved, congratulations to everyone who planned it. Thanks too to everyone who spoke to me, especially Kevin, you rock sir! - AL

Speaker: Simon Chadwick, Global Professor of Eurasian Sport, Emlyon Business School, Paris   Simon Chadwick is Global Professor of Eurasian Sport at Emlyon Business School in Paris. He also directs the school's Centre for the Eurasian Sport Industry (CESI), based in Shanghai. He previously founded and directed the University of London's Birkbeck Sports Business Centre, and Coventry University's Centre for the International Business of Sport. In addition, he has worked at several of the world's most prestigious business schools, including IESE in Spain, Otto Beisheim in Germany, Tsinghua in China and COPPEAD in Brazil. Professor Chadwick has held various positions across Asia and has direct experience of working in the Middle East. His research, writing, consultancy and teaching focuses on the geopolitical economy of sport.

His older friends know him as DQ, but Dan Quigley has deeply evolved from his tagging days of two-letter graffiti. I met him 3 years ago where he was working at the Duane street location of The Armoury, however, you will now find him managing the newest location uptown on Madison Avenue. We talk about Dan's youth in what was a crime-ridden Brooklyn, creating art while his father was trying to stop it - though not Dan's - he was actually proud of Dan's. We get into some music chat by way of his experience playing bass and the bands he'll always love. And of course we talk about what brought us together as friends, which is our mutual appreciation for the retail industry. We dip a toe into Dan's relationship with depression and how he's manifested a grateful life full of optimism, love and compassion (my words not his because this is how I see & know Dan) and also the wonderful second coming of his art career…because it's far outstretched the characterization of “Hobby.” I absolutely love what he's doing. In fact I recently purchased my first pieces from him and I can't wait to receive it. This one was an absolute pleasure. Links: STANDARD H https://standard-h.com/ @standardh_ @standardh_podcast Dan Quigley @danquigley_art Passion Fine Jewelry https://passionfinejewelry.com/ @passionfinejewelry Independent in Time https://www.independentintime.com/ @independentintime

The local film industry is shaken up after the fatal shooting involving Alec Baldwin. Industry guilds say New Zealand safety standards are strong but fatigue, low budgets, and long hours can still present risks to cast and crew members. Thursday's shooting of Rust cinematographer Halyna Hutchins highlighted multiple suspected errors, and the intricate work of professionals such as armourers on movie sets. "Everybody is gobsmacked this could even have possibly happened," actor and Equity New Zealand president Jennifer Ward-Lealand said. "It's a tragedy. It's an absolute tragedy. I don't know how the film can go on. To have lost your director of photography, I just don't know how you could get over it." Ward-Lealand and her husband Michael Hurst have both worked with firearms and armourers on local productions. Ward-Lealand said armourers in her experience always carefully instructed actors and followed multiple safety procedures and checks. "That's probably why I know never to put my finger on the trigger." Hurst said he couldn't understand how the shooting of Hutchins happened. "The gun never leaves the sight of the armourer." Stage and screen actor Michael Hurst says knowing the strict guidelines around using weapons, it's hard to comprehend how the Santa Fe fatal shooting could have happened. Photo / Doug Sherring. Hurst said in his experience, actors waited for verbal and visual reassurances from armourers. "It's too problematic if anything goes wrong. All the armourers have to be qualified." Hurst said when firearms were used in theatre, police were told, and multiple safety plans were supposed to be closely followed. New Zealand stunt professional Stuart Thorp said armourers frequently were ex-military professionals and the use of guns on local sets involved detailed planning. "Armoury itself is a specialist position and they know all about the different types of ammunition. Effectively the first assistant director is in control of the set." Rust director Joel Souza reportedly told investigators three people were handling firearms, which the armourer and first assistant director checked before giving to actors. A violinist plays behind a photograph of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins during a vigil in her honour in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Photo / Andres Leighton, AP Thorp said it seemed some crew were out firing live rounds for target practice near the New Mexico set. "It's an assistant director that picked the hot weapon off of the cart and gave it to Mr Baldwin." But Baldwin believed it was a cold or unloaded weapon. "The live weapon should never be anywhere near the prop ammunition." Thorp, a Stunt Guild of New Zealand member, said the use of weapons on productions involved safety briefings and often co-operation between different departments. "Say if you have a sci-fi show, a company like Weta or the art department might add moulding to weapons," Thorp said. "Generally the rubber guns are under the art department." Different stunts could require different weapons and techniques. Thorp said sometimes a computer-generated muzzle flash was used on scenes. "Even if it's a rubber weapon, treat every weapon as if it's loaded." Thorp said after more ad-hoc approaches a few decades ago, New Zealand laws now made producers and department heads responsible for ensuring safety was taken seriously. "Definitely in New Zealand, the standards around this sort of thing in my experience are super-rigorous." Alec Baldwin in Santa Fe with Halyna Hutchins' husband Matt and Matt's son after the shooting incident. Photo / Backgrid Other hazards could include rigging, but Thorp said the film industry adopted the best practices from arborists, scaffolders or other industries where rigging was used. He said the fact crew raised safety concerns on Rust before the shooting made the tragedy even more alarming. "Usually it's not just one thing that's gone wrong. There are multiple layers of mistakes that...

This Fall Great Pumpkin LumiNights will take place at Wild Adventures Theme Park in Valdosta, Georgia. 2021 has proved to be the park's biggest opening season yet, and with its success, park officials have decided to add the new Halloween event. Great Pumpkin LumiNights will feature "larger-than-life" pumpkin sculptures throughout the park. The event has already been implemented in the company's sister theme parks - including Dollywood. The family-friendly experience is a $700,000 investment for the park.On June 30th, Mary Shelley's House of Frankenstein in Bath (UK) will open to the public. This interactive experience/museum is bursting with unusual artifacts and vintage items, multi-sensory environments, and assorted body parts. Guests will step into the dark world of Mary Shelley to learn about her tragic life and come face-to-face with an 8-foot recreation of the literary monster that continues to fascinate the world. After the popularity of their Christmas projection show on the Armoury building in Chatham (Ontario, Canada), The Armoury in Lights event organizers have decided to add a Halloween show for 2021. The Halloween event will take place October 14th - 30th with three shows each night. Each show will be 90 minutes - twice as long as their 2020 shows - and feature projections, dancing, and performances. Last year the event switched to a drive-in format and it will remain that way for 2021 - and new for this year is an illuminated entryway featuring works from 10 artists. Applications for performers and artists will be available soon.In the market to buy a haunted house? Waco Haunted House in Central Texas is for sale by co-owners John & Danea Anderson. After 30 years of operation, the Andersons hope to sell it to a new generation of haunters. The sale price will likely be around $600,000 and will include 2 haunted houses (over 7,000 sq. ft. per house), a 60' mobile home/office, store & warehouse, ticket booth tower & concession building, company van, 3 hearses, storage trailers, and more. If the right purchaser comes along, the haunt can be up and running again for the 2021 season.The house of home haunter Kit Espada (East Providence, Rhode Island) was damaged in a fire this past week. Espada hosts an annual Halloween display in her yard, collecting donations and non-perishable food items for the Rhode Island Community Food Bank Association. Some of the homemade props stored in her garage went up in flames, but luckily no one was harmed in the fire. Espada had planned a clown theme for her 2021 display, but with many of her props damaged or lost in the fire, she is doubtful it will happen. A GoFundMe has been set-up for the Estrada family by members of the haunt community.Descanso Gardens in La Cañada, CA announced the return of Carved for this October. The Halloween event features a mile-long trail lined with thousands of professionally-carved, jack-o-lanterns and sculptures made of natural materials. Other activities include pumpkin carving demonstrations, a hay maze, themed food, and a house made of pumpkins. Tickets for this 3-week event will go on sale in September for members and October for the general public.As we prepare for the haunt season, scareactors may want to strengthen their skills for dealing with aggressive guests. The newest entry in The Practical and Theatrical Scare Actor blog has some helpful advice for ways to respond to difficult guests who are aggressive and belligerent. Continuing our scareacting education, the Youtube Channel Spikima Movies released a video on the art of the Jumpscare. Using examples from the films of David Lynch, the video explores how set-up, setting, sound, and pacing can create the perfect jumpscare to startle audiences. There are many tips that can be applied to haunts and immersive theater as well.

Mark and his team at The Armoury are known for their exquisite taste in watches and menswear. In Hong Kong, The Armoury has become synonymous with fine sartorial menswear. In this episode, Mark shares how he initially entered the Hong Kong market with trunk shows in the early days and what differentiates The Armoury from other Hong Kong tailors. You get to listen first hand how Mark learned his craft, how he developed the business and how to develop one's taste. Lastly, he shares with us his love for watches, his affinity to the brand FP Journe and how an unfortunate incident of theft led to the creation of his famous custom FP Journe piece - the Armoury Edition Resonance.

Ryan from Gothic Line Armoury joins Sean and Curt to touch on his experiences in the Canadian Army.  This is probably our best conversation we've ever recorded.  Please listen and see a side of military service that you probably do not think about every day.   Music by The Dirt Road Scholars  Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/ffppodcast/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/firstfocalplane/ http://www.emprifles.ca/ https://www.boltactioncoffee.com/ - USE CODE FIRSTFOCALPLANE FOR 10% OFF YOUR ORDER http://www.callsign66.ca/

This Episode Martial Arts is a journey and it starts with a single step. What got you started on this path. I tell my story of my journey that has been 40 + years. Kung fu Flick of the Week Shoutout to Purple heart Armoury at WWW.Woodenswords.com Top notch bo staff and other training weapons check them out Follow us on Instagram @TraditionalMAPodcast On Twitter @TRADMAPODCAST --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tma-pod/support

Made in Canada, eh? Maple Ridge Armoury has become known for having some of the highest quality firearms and parts that are almost entirely Canadian made… Ryan Joyner, of Maple Ridge Armoury, joins us this week to tell us about some of the exciting things that his company will be releasing soon for Canadians who … Continue reading Episode 354 – Maple Ridge ARmoury → The post Episode 354 – Maple Ridge ARmoury appeared first on Slam Fire Radio.

Reg and Tiff chop it up on his visit to The Armoury for their “Summer Shindig” (big shout out to Richard Carroll), breaking down the definition of “accessible mastery” (bestowed upon Reg by Alex Winchell), what a “Tuesday suit” is, Reg's hatred of backpacks with suits and a special guest appearance from the folks at Ecowrist (“So What Do You Do?”) talking about their line, their connection to Weeksville and their trip to the Essence Festival. Get ready for a good listen.

Another return guest for the video log this week, with Matt Lambert (Head of Physical Education and Health at Heretaunga College and PE Gear Shed superstar). We get to have a quick chat about the Armoury and how HC use it within their PE programme, as well as a few questions around the physical performance of our young people from a perspective of what we as educators do well and what we could do a little better. The episode has a couple of guest appearances too, the Heretaunga College Caretaker and his lawn mower, as well as the Heretaunga College School bell. It does seem schools are the worst places to record podcasts and video logs!

Amber demonstrates the structure of her Sif armor, and we welcome special guest Alan to talk about all things cosplay! Watch the Aftersession on our YouTube channel.