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Sunstone Metals Ltd (ASX:STM) managing director Patrick Duffy talked with Proactive's Tylah Tully about the company's key milestones achieved in 2024 and its plans for the Bramaderos and El Palmar projects in Ecuador in 2025. Duffy outlined significant developments, including a new porphyry discovery at the Bramaderos Project's Copete target and strong drill results at the high-grade Limon epithermal system, with a resource estimate anticipated in 2025. At the El Palmar Project, the company announced a 1.20 million-ounce resource, complemented by an exploration target of 15 to 25 million ounces. Duffy likened the scale of this discovery to the Boddington gold mine in Western Australia. Leadership transitions in 2024 have been instrumental, with Duffy stepping in as managing director, Malcolm Norris transitioning to chairman and new team members Neil O'Connor and Lucas Welsh joining the board and leadership team. Duffy also provided updates on partnership discussions aimed at securing funding to advance both major projects in 2025. #ProactiveInvestors #SunstoneMetals #ASX #ASXSTM #BramaderosProject #ElPalmarProject #GoldExploration #MiningNews #PatrickDuffy #ProactiveStudio
Today's guest is Ghislaine Boddington, a passionate advocate for transforming the living body into an interactive digital canvas. As a leading expert in digital identity and virtual interaction, she has captivated audiences since the early 1990s with her visionary insights into the digital representation of our future selves. Through her dynamic roles as a speaker, researcher, podcaster, consultant, and curator, Ghislaine explores the fascinating fusion of our physical and digital identities, continually reshaping our understanding of interaction and identity within a vibrant, hybrid society. Ladies and gentlemen – welcome to the future – meet Ghislaine Boddington. If you can, please support the Electronically Yours podcast via my Patreon: patreon.com/electronicallyours
Kurt Fearnley sits down with two remarkable athletes from the Paris Paralympics: Korey Boddington and Emily Petricola. Korey, who took up cycling just 18 months ago, shares his journey from newcomer to double medalist on the world stage. Meanwhile, Emily opens up about competing amidst an MS flare-up and the challenges she faced in defending her gold medal from Tokyo. She reflects on the deep sense of joy and satisfaction that comes from pushing her limits and achieving victory under tough circumstances. Join Kurt for a conversation about perseverance, grit, and the highs of competition.
Brittany Boddington, a TV personality, journalist, and big game hunter, was raised in Los Angeles by her father, renowned outdoorsman Craig Boddington, whose global hunting adventures fueled her own sense of adventure. Brittany is the CEO and founder of She Hunts Skill Camps and spends a lot of her time hunting exotic animals and writing for outdoor publications like Petersen's Hunting Magazine and Sports Afield. Follow Brittany on Instagram @brittanyboddington and learn more at http://www.brittanyboddington.com/ To check out our brand visit: https://bornprimitive.com/ Follow us on Instagram @bornprimitive Subscribe to our YouTube Channel: @BornPrimitiveApparel PRODUCED BY IRONCLAD
How do you know it's theatre if no-one's yelling? Deep-voiced shantyman Robert Boddington is here to help us find out—with a new musical that definitely isn't set at the Sydney University Dramatic Society. We've Got Earworms is powered by Lucky Lock: Australia's favourite fingerprint smart lock. Say goodbye to the hassle of keys with advanced fingerprint technology today! Head to luckylock.com.au for more details. Follow us! Instagram TikTok
How do you go from having a paralysing fear of being on camera and hating the thought of being on social media to managing successful social media campaigns, hosting webinars and implementing marketing strategies for clients?All within 15 months.
The future of Manx local and national politics, 'Listening To You' response, LMS and Boddington's connections, Fleetwood ferry connection, our Island Plan & the incomparable George Ferguson. It's Mannin Line with Andy Wint #iom #manninline #manxradio
Chris Boddington joins me to help pick the best new music from the independent scene and talk about his musical journey.
(00:00-24:59) – Query & Company opens on a Friday with Jake Query, Jimmy Cook, and producer Eddie Garrison sampling Boddington's beer after Jake spilled it after cracking it open. After Jimmy and Eddie taste test, they briefly talk about the Pacers win last night, the conversation yesterday with Bob Kravitz about the future of Jim Irsay as an owner with the Colts, and dive into Amazon Prime helping Bally Sports afloat. (24:59-38:41) – After a brief discussion about last night's Pacers win in Sacramento in the first segment, Jake and Jimmy take more time sharing their thoughts on the win. They dive into the importance of T.J. McConnell and Aaron Nesmith to the success of the team this season. (38:41-44:48) – Hour one concludes with Jake and Jimmy revealing what they love most about attending Pacers games. Plus, they receive a call from good Jimmy stating the Pacers need to build a Tyrese Haliburton statue. (44:48-1:09:10) – ESPN College Basketball Analyst Seth Greenberg makes his debut on Query & Company to dissect what is going wrong with Indiana, access if the guard play for Purdue is good enough to make a deep run in March, why IU fans can still hold hope that they can make the tournament because they play in the Big Ten, takes a look at a team that has a misleading record because of a difficult non-conference season, and takes a look at Indiana State's chances to make the tournament with the elite Sycamores offense. (1:09:10-1:29:17) – With four good NFL playoff games this weekend, take you around the globe for the 2 Minute Drill featuring seven of the eight teams in action this weekend. Landry Locker from Sports Radio 610 in Houston, Luke Jones from WNST in Baltimore, Chris Roth from WBAY in Green Bay, Scott Reynolds from PewterReport.com in Tampa Bay, Tim Twentyman from DetroitLions.com, Josh Brico from The Zone 810 WHB in Kansas City, and josh Reed from WIVB in Buffalo are this week's guests for the 2 Minute Drill. (1:29:17-1:34:20) – The one o'clock hour concludes with the Jake and Jimmy discuss the news that Sports Illustrated will be folding in due time following the news that they have laid off a lot of employees. (1:34:20-2:05:17) – One half of the Wake-Up Call with KB & Andy in Kevin Bowen makes his weekly hit on Query & Company to share his thoughts on the Pacers trading for Pascal Siakam, explain what Sports Illustrated meant to him as a kid growing up, shares his opinion on whether it's time for Jim Irsay to hand ownership over to his daughters, debates if the NFL will ever step in to force something to happen, and shares which underdog he would hitch his wagon to this weekend to win in the divisional round. (2:05:17-2:14:07) – Last night Jake had trouble sleeping so his mind started to wander. He and jimmy debate on what would carry more water in today's college athletics and degrees. Playing at IU or Purdue as a key player or being a role player at an Ivy League school and focusing on your career. (2:14:07-2:20:33) – Today's show ends with the JCook Plays of the Day and JMV asking everyone for their favorite Sports Illustrated cover.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
(00:00-24:29) – Query & Company opens on a Thursday with Jake Query, Jimmy Cook, and producer Eddie Garrison continuing to react to the Pacers acquiring Pascal Siakam for three first-round picks, Bruce Brown, Jordan Nwora, and Kira Lewis. Jake and Jimmy both agree that the Pacers stole Siakam if he ends up signing an extension with Indiana after the season. Finally, they guess when Pascal will make his debut with Indiana. (24:29-45:31) – Rogers Sports Net's Michael Grange joins Query & Company to explain what kind of player and person the Pacers are getting in Pascal Siakam. Additionally, he explains what happened in Toronto that led to them trading O.G. Anunoby and Pascal Siakam ahead of the NBA Trade Deadline, states that Siakam is the perfect fit next to Haliburton because he isn't going to command for touches offensively and will play within the Pacers offense, and accesses what part of his game is the weakest. (45:31-47:49) – Hour one concludes with Jake sharing the statement that the Indianapolis Colts made in relation to TMZ report regarding Jim Irsay. (47:49-1:12:26) – For the first time since the Pacers acquired Pascal Siakam, Jake and Jimmy open the phone lines to see what fans think of the acquisition. Most of the callers seemed to like the trade, but there was a couple that didn't agree with the trade. Additionally, Jake and Jimmy provide some information that explains why they are fine with the Pacers trading three first round picks. (1:12:26-1:26:27) – At the start of the segment, Jake, Jimmy, and Eddie share what they did last night after work. Then Jake provides an update on a crime that was committed in 1975. This leads to J Law calling in and sharing his perspective on why it's so important to forgive instead of feel hate. (1:26:27-1:30:52) – The one o'clock hour concludes with the Jake and Jimmy talking about Boddington's because Jake finally found some and wants Jimmy and Eddie to try it. Additionally, they tease their upcoming conversation with Bob Kravitz. (1:30:52-1:54:47) – Alex Golden from Setting the Pace and BlueAndGolden.substack.com joins the program to share his perspective on the trade Indiana made with Toronto. Additionally, Jake confronts him about their disagreement on Twitter prior to the trade. Finally, he explains how perfect of a fit he is next to Tyrese Haliburton and Myles Turner, accesses what part of Siakam's game he likes that doesn't receive a lot of attention and backs up Jimmy and Eddie when it comes to Shawshank Redemption. (1:54:47-2:15:26) – Bob Kravtiz from BobKravitz.com joins Jake and Jimmy on Query & Company to discuss his latest piece stating that Jim Irsay needs to turn ownership over to the daughters. He explains his viewpoint on why he believes that. Additionally, he voices his opinion on the Pacers acquiring Pascal Siakam and applauds the job the Pacers have done in rebuilding the franchise on the fly the last three years. (2:15:26-2:19:07) – Today's show ends with the JCook Plays of the Day and Jake making a bold prediction for a college basketball game tonight.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Brittany Boddington is teaching and empowering women at the She Hunts Skills Camps. In today's episode, you'll learn about the camps. Learn some whys of choosing a hunting rifle. Plus, Brittany shares stories of a couple of her favorite hunting adventures. Important Links can be found at https://mia.limited/boddington129
10thDecember 2023Simon Boddington by Milford Baptist Church
Lots of predictions surrounding the Nov. 4 firearms deer hunting opener, first with Managing Editor Rob Drieslein and Editor Tim Spielman, then with Tim Lesmeister (who believes the state WILL kill more than 200,000 whitetails in 2023.) Other topics include a quick report on the South Dakota pheasant season, plus the status of Minnesota deer … Episode 460 – Minnesota firearms deer opener predictions, Craig Boddington interview, and a South Dakota pheasant report Read More » The post Episode 460 – Minnesota firearms deer opener predictions, Craig Boddington interview, and a South Dakota pheasant report appeared first on Outdoor News.
Calling all Shearers and Wool Handlers - the Boddington Shears is on againSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
On this episode of Wild & Uncut, Kristy Titus sits down Brittany Boddington. Brittany is a former outdoor television host and journalist with 15 years experience hosting shows about various hunting adventures around the globe. Brittany is always looking forward to her next outdoor adventure! She has learned through experience that the best way to preserve our hunting heritage is to teach the next generation of hunters about our way of life which is why she developed the She Hunts Skills Camp. Kristy and Brittany dive deep into what the She Hunts camps have to offer and how much they mean to Brittany & her future in the hunting industry. We hope you enjoy this episode, as much as we appreciate your support! Make sure to LIKE and SUBSCRIBE to make sure you catch every bit of Wild & Uncut!
Gold approached $2,000 earlier this week but then fizzled as the upcoming Fed hike weighed, noted mining audiences manager Michael McCrae. On Friday McCrae recorded Kitco Roundtable. The Fed skipped a raise in June. There were signs that the Fed is winning its inflation battle with favorable data about jobs and inflation, but the Fed will not be deterred. Analysts say that The Fed is almost certain to hike its policy rate by 25bp to between 5.25% and 5.50% at next week's FOMC meeting. Gold finished the week in the $1,960 range. Copper was off for the week. China did introduce a modest stimulus to boost automobile and electronics consumption, but it didn't climb the wall of worry. Slow China growth has been an anchor on copper. Copper futures dropped about 2%. Last checked copper was in the 3.80 a pound range. Newmont (NYSE: NEM) (TSX: NGT), the world's largest gold producer, announced this week that its Q2 2023 attributable gold production decreased 17% y-o-y to 1.24 million ounces primarily due to lower production at Peñasquito, Akyem, Merian, Cerro Negro and Boddington. However, Newmont affirmed guidance. Newmont dropped three percent on the week. Newmont acquisition target, Newcrest, was down 2% for the week. There may be some bullishness. Equipment makers have been reporting some strong quarters. Sandvik reported that its revenue grew 16% in the second quarter. Mining equipment company Epiroc said this week that revenue was up 34% in Q2
Kevin takes his life into his own hands to record this podcast. We review the Wolverhampton match, reveal our favorite players on our least favorite clubs, and kind of name our ideal Newcastle United lineup. Also we have Boddington's on draft.
You may have noticed a HUGE sand sculpting project going on a Elizabeth Quay. It's being driven by Jennifer Rossen, a local Perth woman who grew up making sand castles on Cottesloe Beach and has spent the last 25 years travelling the world making massive-scale sand sculptures. Here's why she's back in town...See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
You may have noticed a HUGE sand sculpting project going on a Elizabeth Quay. It's being driven by Jennifer Rossen, a local Perth woman who grew up making sand castles on Cottesloe Beach and has spent the last 25 years travelling the world making massive-scale sand sculptures. Here's why she's back in town...
Is your body part of the interface? Do you track your health and fitness on your smart phone? Are you quantifying yourself to the point of modification? Do you realise how much money corporations can make from the personal data you upload to the web? Ghislaine Boddington is an award-winning Creative Director, Presenter and Researcher. She is a Cofounder of body>data>space (fka shinkansen), an interactive design collective based in East London who have advocated for the living body to be at the heart of the digital debate since the early 1990s. She is a Reader in Digital Immersion at the School of Design, University of Greenwich where she researches the future of collective embodiment under her theme “The Internet of Bodies”. In this episode, Ghislaine speaks with Professor Neil Maiden about why technology should enhance not just the brain but the body, the blurred virtual and physical world the pandemic created, and reveals the single most important thing she needs in order to be creativeProduced by Diana SquiresEdited by Emilia RolewiczExecutive Producer Sam SteeleTheme music generated by AI @ www.dsoundraw.io LinksGhislaine Boddington The Internet of Bodies website.Ghislaine Boddington biogGhislaine Boddington twitterCebAI: twitter LinkedIn Website email Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
This week's table beer is Pub Ale by Boddington and the review beer is Apple Pie American Sour by Loveland Aleworks.
This week's table beer is Pub Ale by Boddington and the review beer is Apple Pie American Sour by Loveland Aleworks.
Original video: https://youtu.be/a9VeKqd6szA This is my third conversation with Dr. Paula Boddington. This time we talk about agency, consciousness, digital ID, security, power and the mythology of technology, and how artificial intelligence plays into our desires and our notions of what a human being is. Dr. Boddington is the author of "Towards a Code of Ethics for Artificial Intelligence". She is currently a Senior Lecturer at the New College of the Humanities and has held academic positions at the University of Bristol, the Australian National University, Cardiff University, and Oxford University. She has received research awards from the Future of Life Institute, the National Institute of Health Research, and the Welcome Trust. Our previous conversations: - How Artificial Intelligence is Reshaping Humanity - With Dr. Paula Boddington: https://youtu.be/jti77KQKYuc - Biotech Creation Myths | with Dr. Paula Boddington: https://youtu.be/h76iIz8t1gE -------------------- - The Symbolic World website and blog: http://www.thesymbolicworld.com - Merch: http://www.thesymbolicworld.store - Language of Creation, by Matthieu Pageau: https://www.amazon.com/Language-Creation-Cosmic-Symbolism-Genesis-ebook/dp/B07D738HD8 Support this podcast: - Website: https://thesymbolicworld.com/support/ - Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/pageauvideos - Subscribestar: https://www.subscribestar.com/jonathan-pageau - Paypal: http://www.paypal.me/JonathanPageau Join the conversation: - Unofficial Facebook discussion group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1989208418065298/ - The Symbolic World Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/TheSymbolicWorld/ Social media links: - Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/TheSymbolicWorld - Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/pageaujonathan - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jonathan.pageau
Join me this week with a classic beer: Boddington's Pub Ale. We'll talk about the thriller Eight Perfect Murders by Peter Swanson, which is destined to become a classic in it's own right. Support this Podcast on Patreonhttps://www.patreon.com/dontreaddrunkPeter Swansonhttps://www.peter-swanson.com/Boddingtonshttps://www.handfamilycompanies.com/boddington-s Difference between Nitro and regular CO2https://www.oregonshoppyplace.com/whats-the-difference-between-nitro-beer-co2-beer/https://quiktap.com/2017/05/14/difference-co2-nitro-beer/Get 2 months of Scribd Freehttps://www.scribd.com/g/9s1nq7Scribdhttps://www.scribd.com/Media RecommendationsIn the Dark – NetflixFind my sponsors:1uptilsunup on @1uptilsunup on; TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, or YouTubeAvenue Coffee is on Facebook and at: avenue-coffee.com Find me on Instagram @dontreaddrunk dontreaddrunk.buzzsprout.com dontreaddrunk@gmail.com
What an earth is a UTM? and why YOU should be using them!James is joined by our in-house data geek, Josh Boddington. Grab your notepad as you don't wanna miss this one!----------------------Ready to explode your ad campaign results but don't know how? Whether you are running ads for your own business, or for your clients' we can help! Visit - https://theadsclinic.com/To join our Lets Run Facebook Ads Facebook group click here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/letsrunsocialads
Subscribe to my YouTube channel: http://bit.ly/RonSpomerOutdoorsSubscribe Welcome to the Ron Spomer Outdoors Podcast! In tonight's episode, I interview globetrotting hunter Craig Boddington! He shares his crazy experiences hunting game around the world. Links: Website: https://ronspomeroutdoors.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ronspomeroutdoors Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ronspomer/ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/RonSpomerOutdoors Who is Ron Spomer For 44 years I've had the good fortune to photograph and write about my passion – the outdoor life. Wild creatures and wild places have always stirred me – from the first flushing pheasant that frightened me out of my socks in grandpa's cornfield to the last whitetail that dismissed me with a wag of its tail. In my attempts to connect with this natural wonder, to become an integral part of our ecosystem and capture a bit of its mystery, I've photographed, hiked, hunted, birded, and fished across much of this planet. I've seen the beauty that everyone should see, survived adventures that everyone should experience. I may not have climbed the highest mountains, canoed the wildest rivers, caught the largest fish or shot the biggest bucks, but I've tried. Perhaps you have, too. And that's the essential thing. Being out there, an active participant in our outdoor world. Produced by: Red 11 Media Disclaimer All loading, handloading, gunsmithing, shooting and associated activities and demonstrations depicted in our videos are conducted by trained, certified, professional gun handlers, instructors, and shooters for instructional and entertainment purposes only with emphasis on safety and responsible gun handling. Always check at least 3 industry handloading manuals for handloading data, 2 or 3 online ballistic calculators for ballistic data. Do not modify any cartridge or firearm beyond what the manufacturer recommends. Do not attempt to duplicate, mimic, or replicate anything you see in our videos. Firearms, ammunition, and constituent parts can be extremely dangerous if not used safely. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ron-spomer-outdoors/support
We've got some time to kill before our Easter episode so we thought, why not cover An American Werewolf in London? The movie recently got a new 4K UHD release from Arrow Video and for good reason; it's one of the best contemporary werewolf movies. We talk about John Landis' foray into horror, the transformations, the differences between wolfmen and werewolves, the downer ending, and a whole lot more! We also have Boddington's English Pub Ale on the show, for obvious reasons. Approximate timeline 0:00-15:00 Intro 15:00-30:00 Beer talk 30:00-end An American Werewolf in London Next episode: Easter massacres with Critters 2 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bloodandblackrum/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bloodandblackrum/support
During KRDO's Afternoon News on Monday, Dan Cochell talked with Tim Boddington about the Historical Preservation Alliance and potential concerns with Colorado Springs' preservation plan.
In this episode of Friday Night Beers, Tom & Vince try a beer called Boddington's Pub Ale. This English Pale Ale comes from Boddingtons Brewery in Manchester, England. The hosts drink it and somehow compare it to things like English culture, the relationship between America and England, famous Brits, Harry Potter, Hugh Grant, Elizabeth Hurley and more. At the end, they rate this beer on a unique 1-5 scale. VINCE: 4.25 / 5 VincesTOM: 4.25 / 5 TomsPlease follow the Instagram page @friday.night.beers. Theme music by Billy Hansa. Subscribe, rate and review the podcast on Apple, Spotify or wherever you find your podcasts!
On this episode we discuss the importance of organizing your living and the trickle down effect is has on all areas of your life! Nicole Boddington is a Systems & Automations Coach who helps OVERworked Women become high achieving entrepreneurs by incorporating Systems & Automations! Learn more about her offerings here: https://beacons.ai/fortheloveofpeyton/ ---------------------------------------------
Tom Totka is 29-year-old challenge seeker from Christchurch, NZ, now living in Western Australia who has a keen interest in data and security science, digital strategy and finds purpose in assisting others achieve their goals in the world of business development. Tom grew up in the south island of NZ, firstly in Nelson and Marlborough and then in Christchurch and attended Burnside high school before traveling overseas each year from the age of 18 firstly to Brazil then Europe. Tom eventually moved to Perth following the second Christchurch Earthquake in 2011. In WA, Tom worked in Pilbara as a builders offsider, Then a trades assistant for subsea drilling company Dril-Quip in Perth and then a support shot-firer for Orica Mining Services (Working on a 5 man team which consisted of 3 kiwi's and 2 Aussies doing engineering projects with the aid of both electronic and non-electronic explosives, first at Boddington gold mine and then for Rio Tinto's “Hope downs 1”. Along the way, Tom h ended up training for the French foreign legion whilst working for Orica after being unsuccessful in his application to join the Australian Army Reserves. Whilst on his way to France, Tom made a crucial decision in Budapest whilst visiting family in 2013 to return to Perth four months after meeting the awesome woman who is now his wife and following a conversation with a fellow Kiwi (and French Legionnaire) after a deployment to Mali to say bluntly – “If it was him he'd go back and have a go at joining the Australian army (Or) head back to NZ and join up there.” Tom then changed direction in 2014 and trying his hand at University doing one year at ECU studying units from both their cyber security and counter terrorism (politics and international relations) courses (Joining The Mill around the same time, getting married (Mid 2014) before branching out into the world of business development in preparation for the years he would be away with his wife Linda's surgical Fellowship. Tom is currently a Co-founder and Company Director (Artunis Medical Group) and Business Development and Outreach Manager (Vector Two-Five) - See links below. LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/spectre25/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/citadel.au/ https://vectortwofive.com/ https://artunismedicalgroup.com/ And just as interesting, Tom is of Hungarian heritage (and you;ll hear him talk about the Hungarian Revolution), family immigration, moving to Australia, military intentions, and the roadblocks at the time for what I wanted to do, my path to the Mill (see Nick Caldwell's podcast) and how it has impacted his life and the ways in which he strives to serve others! #WDW
Now this is some classic 7th Heaven nonsense. The Camden twins are on the way so everyone has jobs, except Lucy who is mysteriously away at a camp of one. Ruthie picks a fight with a whole family of neighbors, while Morgan, Matt, Eric, and John meet with the world's worst restaurant, and a gaggle of irritating church ladies take over the house. Plus old ladies robotripping.This week we drank Boddington's Pub Ale
12th Sept2021 Simon Boddington by Milford Baptist Church
Psalm 118 - His love endures for ever.
O espiritismo desde o seu início se apresentou como uma doutrina racional, capaz de aliar fé e razão para demonstrar, de uma vez por todas, a existência da dimensão espiritual da realidade. Parte do trabalho de desvelar essa verdade, segundo o próprio Allan Kardec, deveria ser de responsabilidade da ciência. O espiritismo atualmente corresponde a essa diretriz kardequiana? As práticas espíritas contemporâneas se mostram racionais? Qual o papel da ciência no espiritismo do dia a dia? Neste episódio "O cast dos espíritos" vamos nos juntar ao Saulo Monteiro e ao Elton Rodrigues do podcast "Sorella Cast" e do portal "Léon Denis Online" para debater os caminhos da ciência no espiritismo, nas práticas mediúnicas e na mentalidade do movimento espírita brasileiro. _________________________________________________ Conheça o Sorella Cast: @sociedadeespiritasorella Conheça o Portal Léon Denis Online: @leondenisonline Conheça a Associação Física e Espiritismo: @fisicaeespiritismo Acesse a página do Programa Mediunidades: @mediunidade _______________________________________ Site: https://ocastdosespiritos.libsyn.com Instagram: @ocastdosespiritos Youtube: https://bit.ly/ocastdosespiritos _________________________________________________ Referências BETTO, F.; GLEISER, M., Conversa sobre fé e a ciência. 1ª Edição. Rio de Janeiro: Nova Fronteira, 2011. BODDINGTON, H. The University of spiritualism. Fourth Impression. Stansted Mountfitchet. SNU Publications, 2002. DELANNE, G. O espiritismo perante a ciência. 5ª Edição. Rio de Janeiro: FEB, 2006. DELANNE, G. O fenômeno espírita. 1ª Edição. Rio de Janeiro: CELD, 2006. EINSTEIN, A. Como vejo o mundo. Edição Especial. Rio de Janeiro: Nova Fronteira, 2011. KUHN, T. A estrutura das revoluções científicas. São Paulo: Perspectiva, 2000. MIRANDA, H. Diversidade dos carismas: teoria e prática da mediunidade. 8ª Edição. Bragança Paulista: Lachatre, 2018. PALHANO JR, L. Transe e mediunidade: instruções espíritas para a prática da mediunidade. 3ª Edição. Bragança Paulista: Lachatre, 2013. POPPER, K. R. A lógica da pesquisa científica. São Paulo: Cultrix, 2007. RUSSEL, C. Michael Faraday. Physics and Faith. Oxford, New York, 2000. SAGAN, C. Variedades da experiência científica. 1ª Edição. São Paulo: Companhia das Letras, 2008. SOARES, L.C. A filosofia natural e experimental na Inglaterra do século XVIII: um diálogo com a historiografia acerca da ideia de "Ciência" na "Era das Luzes". 1ª Edição. Rio de Janeiro: 7 Letras, 2020.
House Guest by Country & Town House | Interior Designer Interviews
Welcome to episode 125 of the House Guest podcast in partnership with Life Kitchens, where Country & Town House Magazine's Interiors Editor Carole Annett chats with experts from the world of interior design and decoration. This week's guest: Mark Boddington, Founder of Silverlining https://silverliningfurniture.com www.countryandtownhouse.co.uk/culture/podcast/ https://www.life-kitchens.co.uk/
In this week's episode of BOAT Briefing, we sit down with Mark Boddington of luxury furniture-maker Silverlining, to discuss fantastical design and the changing tastes of superyacht owners. We also look ahead to the Monaco Grand Prix and some of the superyachts in town for the event. In the news this week is Feadship's launch of 95 metre Bliss, a new pocket explorer from RMK Marine, and Giorgio Armani's backing of an IPO for The Italian Sea Group. Our data story concerns semi-custom yachts - and why they now dominate the market. Eclipse: https://www.boatinternational.com/yachts/editorial-features/on-board-blohm-voss-superyacht-eclipse Yachts in Monaco: https://www.boatinternational.com/yachts/news/monaco-grand-prix-yachts-2021 EU/US tariffs: https://www.boatinternational.com/business/eu-stops-doubling-us-import-tariff Feadship Bliss: https://www.boatinternational.com/yachts/news/feadship-95m-superyacht-1009-revealed--41467 RMK & Vripack explorer: https://www.boatinternational.com/yachts/news/rmk-120-vripack-explorer-yacht Cable-laying conversion: https://www.boatinternational.com/yachts/news/project-phoenix-ocean-independence Italian Sea Group IPO: https://www.boatinternational.com/business/italian-sea-group-armani-ipo BOAT Pro: https://www.boatinternational.com/boat-pro Contact us: podcast@boatinternationalmedia.com
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In 1901, two English academics met a succession of strange characters during a visit to Versailles. They came to believe that they had strayed somehow into the mind of Marie Antoinette in the year before her execution. In this week's episode of the Futility Closet podcast we'll describe the Moberly-Jourdain affair, a historical puzzle wrapped in a dream. We'll also revisit Christmas birthdays and puzzle over a presidential term. Intro: In 1936, Evelyn Waugh asked Laura Herbert whether "you could bear the idea of marrying me." In 1832, Mrs. T.T. Boddington was struck by lightning. Charlotte Anne Moberly (left) and Eleanor Jourdain. Sources for our feature on the incident at Versailles: Charlotte Anne Elizabeth Moberly and Eleanor Frances Jourdain, An Adventure, 1913. Roger Clarke, A Natural History of Ghosts: 500 Years of Hunting for Proof, 2012. Terry Castle, "'An Adventure' and Its Skeptics," Critical Inquiry 17:4 (Summer 1991), 741-772. Laura Schwartz, "Enchanted Modernity, Anglicanism and the Occult in Early Twentieth-Century Oxford: Annie Moberly, Eleanor Jourdain and Their 'Adventure,'" Cultural and Social History 14:3 (2017), 301-319. Keith Reader, "The Unheimliche Hameau: Nationality and Culture in The Moberly/Jourdain Affair," Australian Journal of French Studies 57:1, 93-102. Fabio Camilletti, "Present Perfect: Time and the Uncanny in American Science and Horror Fiction of the 1970s (Finney, Matheson, King)," Image & Narrative 11:3 (2010), 25-41. Rosemary Auchmuty, "Whatever Happened to Miss Bebb? Bebb v The Law Society and Women's Legal History," Legal Studies 31:2 (June 2011), 199-230. Roger J. Morgan, "Correspondence," Journal of the Society for Psychical Research 76:909 (Oct. 1, 2012), 239-240. Terry Castle, "Marie Antoinette Obsession," Representations 38 (Spring 1992), 1-38. Richard Mawrey, "Phantom of the Trianon," Historic Gardens Review 25 (July 2011), 12-17. Roger Betteridge, "How a Spooky Adventure Came Back to Haunt Reputation of Vicar's Daughter," Derby Evening Telegraph, Dec. 31, 2012. Tim Richardson, "Hunted Ground," Daily Telegraph, Dec. 22, 2012. Brian Dunning, "Unsolved Mystery of the Ghosts of Versailles," Kansas City [Mo.] Star, Nov. 1, 1965. Tess Van Sommers, "Laying the Ghosts of Trianon," Sydney Morning Herald, Oct. 23, 1965. "Ghost Story Probed," Cairns [Qld.] Post, Oct. 10, 1938. "Stepped Back Into Another Century," [Rockhampton, Qld.] Morning Bulletin, Jan. 5, 1938. "Phantom Lady of Versailles," [Murwillumbah, N.S.W.] Tweed Daily, July 12, 1937. "Miss Anne Moberly, Educator at Oxford," New York Times, May 7, 1937. Kristen Brooks, High Static, Dead Lines: Sonic Spectres & the Object Hereafter, dissertation, University of California, San Diego, 2017. Janet Howarth, "Moberly, Charlotte Anne Elizabeth (1846–1937)," Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, Sept. 23, 2004. Janet Howarth, "Jourdain, Eleanor Frances (1863–1924)," Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, Sept. 23, 2004. Listener mail: Albert A. Harrison, Nancy J. Struthers, and Michael Moore, "On the Conjunction of National Holidays and Reported Birthdates: One More Path to Reflected Glory?" Social Psychology Quarterly 51:4 (December 1988), 365-370. Richard Wiseman, Quirkology, 2007. This week's lateral thinking puzzle was contributed by listener Mike Berman. You can listen using the player above, download this episode directly, or subscribe on Google Podcasts, on Apple Podcasts, or via the RSS feed at https://futilitycloset.libsyn.com/rss. Please consider becoming a patron of Futility Closet -- you can choose the amount you want to pledge, and we've set up some rewards to help thank you for your support. You can also make a one-time donation on the Support Us page of the Futility Closet website. Many thanks to Doug Ross for the music in this episode. If you have any questions or comments you can reach us at podcast@futilitycloset.com. Thanks for listening!
Today’s Guests: We have a jam packed show as we will start out with Brittany Boddington of www.shehunts.com and She Hunts Skills Camp. Brittany has a great Ladies Only Skills Camp that you will hear all about. Then Mike Slinkard of HECS will join us and discuss the technology of HECS products. Go to www.Hecsllc.com... READ MORE
Today’s Guests: I am extremely excited about this show as we will welcome, HUNTER – JOURNALIST – AUTHOR- ADVENTURER, Mr. Craig Boddington to the show! Craig Boddington is one of today’s most respected outdoor journalists. He spent the past forty years exploring our natural world as a hunter and sharing his knowledge and experiences in... READ MORE
Episode 106! It's just the two of us this week. K enjoys Mighty Squirrel Brewing Co.'s Indulge Series: Peanut Butter Stout and J has yet another Boddington's Pub Ale. This week we're talking recent food delivery fails we've experienced. Topics include: food delivery services vs. ordering from the restaurant, estimated wait times. missing delivery people, cold food, and missing items. J's making soap savers with scrap yarn and K's working on a baby blanket for friends. K's excited for recent vaccination news and J has a new TV show for you to binge on Netflix. Stay safe! Keep wearing a mask! Get vaccinated when you can! Cheers! Let us know your listener whines, projects, or comments by filling out our Listener Form - https://forms.gle/yke4UWpmMEb2XFS99 - or emailing us at wwkdpod@gmail.com. Rate and review us on Apple Podcasts!
The Top 5 songs that need to be archived in WA’s State Library Allan came home too soon on the wife's games night How is Boddington's giant kangaroo The Geraldton Jaunt If your partner got hit on, would you really want to know? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Today’s Guests: I am extremely excited about this show as we will welcome, HUNTER – JOURNALIST – AUTHOR- ADVENTURER, Mr. Craig Boddington to the show! Craig Boddington is one of today’s most respected outdoor journalists. He spent the past forty years exploring our natural world as a hunter and sharing his knowledge and experiences in... READ MORE
Episode 101! K's enjoying Dragon's Milk, a bourbon barrel-aged stout from New Holland Brewing, and J's having Boddington's Pub Ale, a cream ale from Britain. This week we're discussing negotiating winter weather and how to dress without becoming a sweaty swamp monster. Topics include: physical exertion and indoor/outdoor movement, mask sweat, temperature checks, sweaty feet, wearing a coat in the car, the need for better winter coat technology, and wool vs. acrylic yarn projects. J's been working on her tree skirt project and K's working on a secret collaborative project and finished her commissioned cross stitch. K got to spend time with her mom one-on-one and J's happy for vaccine updates in her family. Wear a mask (or two)! Wash your hands! Be a good human! Cheers! Send us a listener whine/comment/question to wwkdpod@gmail.com! Rate and review us on Apple Podcasts!
Today we sat with the beautiful Candice Boddington She takes us through her journey on how she got to where she is today. From Blogger and busy Personal Trainer to a blooming entrepreneur - she has done so much on her journey. She also covers her story on being diagnosed with Hashimoto's and how she dealt with it. Knowing you genetic predispositions, listening to your body and its signals, getting the right opinions and treatments, are some of the few things she touches on. The percentage rule is probably our favourite take-away from our chat - especially if you are living with your partner. Also a little insight on how to come across and what to share on instagram If you are building a brand or business. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/healthharmony/message
This week on the Happy Hour Podcast Ray & Matt are joined by Psycrotes who is filling in for Mike.Their special guest is Paranormal Investigator / movie star Rachel Hoffman. They talk all things paranormal and the fun part is Matt & Psycro are skeptics.Beer Of the week: Boddington's Pub AleShot Of the Month: Bird Dog Chocolate Whiskey Facebook:Happyhour PodInstagram:Happyhour_podTwitter:@TheHHPod
Today we're shifting to fantasy football, this is the time when friends become foes, and the best outlast the rest. Tune in to discover an in depth discussion about which team's are hot after 4 rounds, and which teams are ice cold. PS, you will find out how my team is going, and I tell you i'm looking pretty good. Listen in, you won't want to miss this one!
I'm delighted to introduce to today's Halftime Snack, Gary Boddington! He's by far our most accomplished guest of the show yet. Originally from South Africa, Gary is a former field hockey player who competed in the 1996 Summer Olympics.He has over 25 years of experience working in sports and technology along with multiple athletes, founders, investors, and organizations.Today, he is the CEO and Co-Founder of Sports Technology Group. A company looking to disrupt the sports industry using ground-breaking technologies.In our conversation, we snacked about his lessons as an olympian, the transformation of sports through technology, the link between sports and entrepreneurship, and so much more.Come snack with us!To listen to this or any other podcast episode again, check out the archive on my website.If you want to learn more about the intersection between sports, business, and technology, subscribe to my weekly newsletter.Follow me on Twitter.Listen to this episode on:AppleSpotifyGoogleCheck out the full transcript of this conversation here.
Brittany Boddington comes from great hunting stock via her father, Craig Boddingon. Brittany discusses her hunting experiences and the how's and why's of her "She Hunts Skills Camp" that helps women of all ages get a deep and successful introduction to the field of hunting. About Brittany Boddington:A California native, Brittany is no stranger to Television or big game hunting. Brittany Boddington grew up in Los Angeles. Her father, author and outdoor television personality Craig Boddington, traveled around the world in search of big game animals; instilling in Brittany a sense of adventure. Brittany's hunting career began after high school when, as a graduation gift in 2003, she went on her first safari with her father, taking five trophy animals. She now spends most of the year happily living out of a suitcase in pursuit of exotic animals and exciting adventures. She has hunted on 6 continents and collected numerous species. She has been on several TV shows including, Tracks Across Africa, The American Huntress, Petersen's Hunting Adventures, Dead Dog Walkin, The Extreme Huntress and The Boddington Experience. She writes for several notable outdoor publications including Peterson's Hunting Magazine, Sports A'field, Wild Deer Magazine , California Sportsman, Western Shooting Journal, Sporting Classics and Gun's and Ammo.
Learn more about She Hunts Skills Camps here. Show Notes: https://thebiggamehuntingblog.com/podcast/brittanyboddington/ Show Sponsor: Go to huntingguns101.com to receive specific rifle, cartridge, ammo, and scope recommendations tailored to YOUR specific hunting needs as well as access to our EXCLUSIVE Facebook community and EXCLUSIVE discounts on certain outfitted hunts Big Game Hunting Adventures in Africa or Canada. What We Covered 1) How Brittany first got started hunting. 2) Brittany shares why training new women hunters is so important to her. 3) What she thinks the biggest challenges are that new female hunters must overcome these days. 4) Brittany shares the details of She Hunts Skills Camps with us: the mission of the program, where the camps take place, how long the camps are, how much they cost, what students learn, etc. Resources 1) Learn more about She Hunts Skills Camps here. 2) Follow Brittany on Instagram. Show Sponsor If you want to join a community where you can have these sorts discussions with other veteran hunters who have been there and done that, then you NEED to checkout huntingguns101.com. There, you’ll receive some specific rifle, cartridge, ammo, and scope recommendations tailored to YOUR specific hunting needs regardless of whether you want to hunt deer or pronghorn in the lower 48, moose in Alaska, or cape buffalo in Africa. You’ll also get access to a Facebook community EXCLUSIVELY for Big game Hunting Podcast listeners where you can get regular access to ME as well as lots of other experienced hunters and shooters who can answer your questions and give you feedback. And to top it all off, members receive EXCLUSIVE discounts on outfitted hunts through Big Game Hunting Adventures. Booking just ONE hunt will MORE than cover what it costs to join the group! In fact, you get so much useful stuff from joining the community that I’m practically giving it all way considering what I’m charging for it. Head on over to huntingguns101.com and sign up. I look forward to hearing from you and seeing you in our Facebook group!
What We’re Drinking:Pub Ale by Boddington's Breweryhttps://untappd.com/b/boddington-s-brewery-pub-ale/1536ABV: 4.6%IBU: N/ANotes:Boddingtons Pub Ale is a higher ABV version of Boddingtons Bitter brewed for Export Markets.Boddingtons has been enjoyed by beer drinkers in England for more than 200 years and is well known for its creamy head and smooth body.Boddingtons is a refreshing, smooth beer renowned for its golden color, full-bodied flavor and malty, moreish taste with a smooth, tight creamy head.Gathered Friends by Wise Man Brewinghttps://untappd.com/b/wise-man-brewing-gathered-friends/2210703ABV: 4.9%IBU: 35Notes:Much like the Irish themselves - blessed with the 'gift of gab' and always having a good craic - this dry Irish Stout exudes personality and is the perfect accompaniment to good conversation. Pleasing highlights of bittersweet chocolate, dark roast coffee, and a dry finish all combine for a great time."May the roof above us never fall in. And may the friends gathered below it never fall out." - Irish BlessingSponsorShow off your love of Untappd. Check out our online store and pick up Untappd branded glassware, shirts, sweatshirts, hats, and more! Go to http://store.untappd.com and enter the coupon code “PODCAST” at checkout to get 20% off all ordersBeer 101 - The Brew Day!With Special Guest Elliott From Hye Brewing HomebrewInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/Hyebrewing/Untappd: https://untappd.com/HyeBrewingHave a question you want to be answered? Share it with us in the Facebook group, or email us @ podcasts@untappd.comNext Episode:Beer 101: Fermentation!Beers: We're thinking Coolships and Secondary Fermentation — tune in to find out!ConnectJon On UntappdHarrison On UntappdSeason 3 on YoutubeFacebook GroupEmail Drinking SociallyWatch This Episode On Youtube
This week on #CUTalks we are talking to Monique Boddington, currently Interim Deputy Director of Cambridge Judge Launchpad at the Judge Business School. Monique is a teacher and researcher in entrepreneurship, and we look forward to hearing from her about the insights she has gained from working so closely with many startups in Cambridge through the EVER project. These include issues like pivoting strategy, team dynamics, gender and stereotypes in entrepreneurship. She brought up several real-life stories and challenges based on her interaction with startups in Cambridge.
This conversation is with sub 3 hour marathoner Jan Corcoran, who started running marathons back in 2015 and completed her first marathon in that same year with a time of 3:43.44. Five years and six marathons later and she has lowered that Marathon time to 2:52.39. In February 2020 she finished 2nd in the 50k National Championships / Donadea 50k in a time of 3:34.13 and achieved the International A Standard and could now run 50K over 10 minutes faster than her first Marathon (42.2K). She has since been selected to run on the Women’s Team at the Anglo Celtic Pate. She was preparing to take part in her first 100k Race when she represents Ireland at the Anglo Celtic Plate in Boddington, England which has been postponed due to CV19. You can follow Jan on: Instagram @jantastic2 Facebook @Jan-tastic and Twitter @jantastic22 #jantasticjourney --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/marcus-brown9/support
Chapter 204 - "We Weren't Really Sure It Was Going To Work" ...as read by Mike Boddington of CruxThis week, we welcome Crux drummer Mike Boddington to the show. Mike talks about Rush's influence in his life, the late 80's/early 90's underground scene in Portland, and the band's place in the early Tooth &Nail scene. ----------Chapter 204 Music:Crux - "New Morality"Empty Tomb - "Circle of Power"Crux - "Answer The Question"Crux - "Relentless"Crux - "What Caliber of Man"---As The Story Grows links:Help out at PatreonATSG WebsiteATSG Music and MerchJoin the Email ListATSG FacebookEmail: asthestorygrows@gmail.com
Albert Einstein once said, "We can not solve our problems with the same level of thinking that created them." That's true, but can we find solutions by reverse-engineering the problem with a problem solver's mindset? Our guests today on OrthoGuide, Richard Boddington and Edouard Saget, founders and CEO of OrthoGrid, answer that question and explore healthcare problem solving with host Sean Heath. Utah-based OrthoGrid started as a solution to help orthopedic surgeons position better for implants, leg lengths, and hip offset and grew into a portfolio of patented and patent-pending technologies related to intraoperative assessment using radiopaque grid patterns. "We saw an opportunity for providing solutions that could be solved real-time, along with automation of implant placements or fracture reduction," Boddington said. "But it's also supporting on the spot difficult decisions or situational awareness with the predictive capability to identify certain problems ahead of time. These are the niche problems we hope to solve." But solving technological problems in healthcare often requires a hybrid type of expert that's hard to come by. "It takes a lot of time to find the people that have the passion, interest, and knowledge," Boddington said. "One of the challenges in finding a person who has expertise in multiple areas. It's hard to find a computer science expert that's also got the in-depth knowledge of an orthopedic surgeon." While technology and AI have made the solutions possible, technology in of itself is not a solution, Saget said. "We're looking for problems with a new perspective and we find new problems all the time," he said. "The fun part is we think there are solutions for them."
These unprecedented times have turned the dance world on its head. With many performances and festivals being canceled, we have now turned to the digital world to connect once more. But can these online platforms provide the same intimacy as a live audience? Or do we have to consider this new form a part of the enduring reality? Do these platforms dilute or strengthen engagement? These are the questions of the times we find ourselves in, and ones Ghislaine Boddington has been asking throughout her extensive career. In this episode, which is part two of a discussion with Ghislaine, we talk about how younger dance artists can work to create connections with the tech world. Through their social access to friends or acquittances working in tech, they can find commonalities, and in doing so strengthen ties between these disparate worlds. We also talk about the reality of funding for dance tech and how the lack of it has stifled its growth.
We find ourselves in unprecedented times. Social distance and self-isolation have shown us the importance of physical closeness, and the urgent need to recreate it in some form. Today's guest, Ghislaine Boddington, is here to share more about her work. With a focus on collective embodiment, she envisions a unique future of the internet of bodies, bound by sensors and implants, tele-intuition, and dissolution of the boundaries between physical and virtual. In the world we now find ourselves in, Ghislaine’s advocation for the entire body in the development of telepresence and virtual communications is more relevant than ever. She is an award-winning speaker, curator, and director, specialising in the future human, body responsive technologies and immersive experiences.
By special request I’ll be documenting the training and preparation of Jan Corcoran #jantasticjourney as she prepares to take part in her first 100k Race when she represents Ireland at the Anglo Celtic Plate in Boddington, England on May 16th 2020. Jan started her running journey back in 2015 and completed her first marathon in that same year with a time of 3:43.44. Five years and six marathons later and she has lowered that Marathon time to 2:52.39. Most recently in February of this year she finished 2nd in the 50k National Championships / Donadea 50k in a time of 3:34.13 and achieved the International A Standard and could now run 50K over 10 minutes faster than her first Marathon (42.2K). She has since been selected to run on the Women’s Team at the Anglo Celtic Pate and that’s where we will begin…. You can follow Jan on: Twitter @jantastic22 Instagram @jantastic2 Facebook @ Jan-tastic #jantasticjourney Marathon Times 2015: First Marathon, 26th Oct -Dublin City Marathon- 3:43:44 2016: 30th October - Dublin City Marathon- 3:23:28 2017: 29th October - Dublin City Marathon- 3:52:51 2018: 22nd April - London Marathon - 3:36 28th October - Dublin City Marathon- 3:04:15 -( 43rd Lady overall - 14th age category) 2019: 5th May - Limerick Marathon - 3:04:47 ( 4th Lady overall) 27th Oct - Dublin City Marathon - 2:52:39 (26th Lady overall, 5th age category) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/johnoregan777/message
Karina and Matthew share gift ideas in the form of book boxes packed with choice reads and thoughtful add-ons perfect for the reader or readers in your life. This episode is sponsored by TBR, by Owlkids Books, publisher of A Likkle Miss Lou and other children’s books, and by Book Riot Insiders. Subscribe to the podcast via RSS, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or Stitcher. To get even more kidlit news and recommendations, sign up for our The Kids Are All Right newsletter! BUILD A BOOK BOX: For a Teacher, Librarian, of Fellow Bibliophile Bibliophile: An Illustrated Miscellany by Jane Mount Migrations: Open Hearts, Open Borders: The Power of Human Migration and the Way That Walls and Bans Are No Match for Bravery and Hope by ICPBS Mrs. Wright’s Classroom: Read It, Love It, Return It (rubber stamp) Mrs. Allen Has Read This Book! Ask Her About It! (rubber stamp) Library Card: Yellow Tote Bag (from Out of Print) For a Baby (and their adult) Mr. Boddington’s Studio: NYC ABCs (also have Chicago, San Francisco - out on November 26) Llamaphones by Janik Coat Library Card Baby Socks Bookworm in Training Onesie by BoyGirlParty For a Huggable Picture Book Reader One Hug by Katrina Moore; illustrated by Julia Woolf Hug Machine by Scott C Hug Me by Simona Ciraolo Tie dye hug tee (compression shirt) Sky nook Sloth hug stickers For a Budding Birder and Nonfiction Reader The Backyard Birdsong Book by Donald Kroodsma and the Cornell Lab of Ornithology The Big Book of Birds by Yuval Zommer Migration: Incredible Animal Journeys by Mike Unwin, illustrated by Jenni Desmond Pop Chart’s Birds of North America Droll Yankees Onyx Clever Clean and Fill Mixed Seed Bird Feeder For a Maker and Graphic Novel Reader The Cardboard Kingdom by Chad Sell Cuttable Cardboard Creations (Maker Fun Factory) by Mikal Keefer and Elisa Hansen ALL of the cardboard boxes from our book mail Printed duct tape from Duck Tape (specifically Galaxy or kittens with bowties design) Cardboard Tool Kit from UncommonGoods For a Star-Gazing Audio Book Reader (and for Matthew from Karina) See You in the Cosmos audiobook by Jack Cheng 50 Things to See in the Sky by Sarah Barker Star wheel Red Rover: Curiosity on Mars by Richard Ho; illustrated by Katherine RoyAstronaut Ice Cream Sandwich Side note: Tiera Fletcher, age 24, is one of the lead engineers building the rocket that will take us to Mars. For a Fiction Reader Interested In Life Through a Different Lens (and for Karina from Matthew) Dough Boys by Paula Chase Trouble Funk “Drop the Bomb” on vinyl Set of drum sticks UA HOVR™ SLK EVO x Pride sneakers (or the UA Curry 7) Let us know what books or topics you've been sharing this week, or if you have a suggestion or book recommendation for an upcoming episode. Find us on email (kidlitthesedays@bookriot.com), Twitter (@KarinaYanGlaser and @MatthewWinner), or Instagram (@KarinaIsReadingAndWriting and @MatthewCWinner).
Amy sat down with Brittany Boddington about the hunting skills camp she has put together for women in her home state of Texas. They get into how Brittany got started hunting and how that impacted her desire to hold this camp for women who want to know the ins and outs of hunting from A to Z.
AUSTIN POWERS: INTERNATIONAL MAN OF MYSTERY (1997) - Tony Cirimele is finally a guest on the podcast which he named (twice), and thus asks just how PC the late nineties actually were over Guinness and Boddington's with Tonya, Sam, and Ryan. Don't forget to subscribe for brand-new episodes the second Friday of every month!
On this episode of The Gauge, we are joined by STG's CEO and Co-Founder - Gary Boddington to look at the top sports tech trends of 2018 and where those trends will take us in 2019. Interested in learning more: VR Training - https://www.sportstechgroup.co/sports-tech-education/hockey-training-vr Top 5 Sports Tech Trends of 2018 - https://www.sportstechgroup.co/sports-tech-education/tech-trends
Today hear podcast host Bob Svetich and U.S. Marine veteran, outdoor writer, editor talk about Craig's outdoor career and his passion for The Sporting Life on today's Celebrity Interview episodehttps://www.patreon.com/thesportinglife
Listen in as we interview Richard Boddington about the film An Elephant's Journey as well as review the films Goosebumps 2, Oldman & The Gun and Liyana. Hosts Keefer B. and Sahiba K. are joined by KIDS FIRST! Critics Talia and Benjamin. Before you spend your hard earned dollars at the movies, be sure to listen to what our youth reporters have to say.
Listen in as we interview Richard Boddington about the film An Elephant’s Journey as well as review the films Goosebumps 2, Oldman & The Gun and Liyana. Hosts Keefer B. and Sahiba K. are joined by KIDS FIRST! Critics Talia and Benjamin. Before you spend your hard earned dollars at the movies, be sure to listen to what our youth reporters have to say.
“We’ve had 4 young widows at these camps. And they want to take their kids hunting but they’ve lost their mentor. They come to us for basic skills so they can pass on to their kids and pass on the skills.” - Brittany Boddington Today I have a couple of women who see the hunting industry landscape, and they are getting involved in an interesting way. In this episode, we chat with Brittany and Shannon from She Hunts Skills Camp. They’re empowering women to sharpen their hunting skills in a camp that is just for women. The guests go through real, legitimate training with industry professionals to learn to shoot, stalk, butcher, the whole 9 yards. I was expecting to hear about how Shannon and Brittany had impacted people’s skill sets. What I wasn’t prepared for are how this camp has actually impacted people’s lives. It’s clear they’re making waves with the women who attend. I commend them for that and hope they see many years of success going forward with this. Hunting isn’t just man’s nature. It’s mankind’s. Learn more about the She Hunts Skills Camp. Watch their video here. Restless Native is Sponsored by Ramcat Broadheads So many of our guests have talked about how much hard work they put into their hunting season. Just like you, they train for the year to ensure they make a quick, ethical kill on the animal. To do that as an archer, you need a high quality broadhead in your quiver, which is why I’m bringing this message to you from our sponsor, Ramcat Broadheads. Keep listening—we’ve got a deal for you in just a second. First, I wanted to tell you about the technology behind these blades. Ramcats make a wickedly accurate broadhead that is known for being a highly technical and meticulously designed. They work a bit differently than what you’re use to. They have concave scoops that create an airfoil, which eliminates wind planing. This forces air to slip over the ferrule and arrow shaft for best in-class accuracy and impact energy. It’s time to put Ramcat’s top performance in your quiver. It doesn’t matter if you’re shooting a recurve, compound or crossbow, and no matter the speed of your bow. You can get 25% off your first purchase of Ramcat Broadheads with code gowild2018. This info is also in the show notes. Thank you to Ramcat Broadheads for sponsoring Restless Native. We appreciate ya.
The first episode of STG's Blockchain and Sports podcast reflects on Gary Boddington's origins, and how he sees the sports industry changing with blockchain technology.
A woman is facing theft charges in the US for eating a cheeky slice of ham every now and then at work, but over the years it's turned out to be over $12k worth of stolen meat! What were the little things you took from work? Sam got kicked off Survivor last night and he joined the guys to talk about his time on the show, how he felt being kicked off and what he thinks about some of the contestants playing the game. Georgina was proposed to in a spectacular way on a farm! We heard all about the proposal and also what it was like living in Moora when she used to believe she'd end up living in New York! Tanya moved to Boddington and she couldn't believe how everyone knew what everyone else's occupations were. Jenny lived in Williams and the worst part was the isolation. Molly lives in Busselton and can't go night shopping because the only shops open are the supermarket and Target. Finally, Pav joined the guys and reminisced about collapsing at his very first AFL training with Shaun, and gave us his thoughts on what's happening at Freo at the moment. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Ed Fowkes, development director of Prosperity Capital Partners discusses with Andrew Teacher the company's new Build to Rent in scheme in Manchester and the growth of BTR in the regions. Property developers are turning to regional cities to meet growing demand for housing. As house prices have outstripped wage growth in the capital, people are now moving to cities like Manchester and Birmingham for more affordable homes. On our latest podcast, “BTR in the regions: Boddington’s Regeneration”, for PropCasts by Blackstock Consulting, we interviewed Ed Fowkes, development director at Prosperity Capital Partners. Ed revealed their approach to development in the regions and details about their Old Brewery Gardens build to rent (BTR) scheme in Manchester. Prosperity Capital Partners are helping Manchester expand north with their BTR scheme on the historical Boddington’s Old Brewery Gardens site. The scheme offers over 550 high quality flats to rent, as well as townhouses with their own private gardens and playground for children. “We think about our future tenants as long-term customers, and want them to become fans of the product we offer. This includes the quality of the homes we build as well as the amenity spaces we create, encouraging them to interact and know each other. Be it yoga outdoors, or gardening on the building’s rooftop, the amenities we deliver encourage people to know each other”, said Ed Fowkes during the PropCast interview. Due to institutional investment in BTR products as emerging assets, developers are taking a long-term view of what they offer. Unlike the Buy to Let landlords that do not benefit from such investment, BTR developers are thinking about the tenants’ long-term living experience. “Our commercial imperative is to think about rents now but also think about them in 7 years’ time”, added Ed. “We bear in mind that we’re trying to convince the tenants to make the place we build their own home, not just a space to rent.” The Old Brewery Gardens BTR scheme will also offer commercial space for light industrial workshops, supporting small and medium sized businesses in the area. This incorporates the history of the Manchester area and helps people interact with the local industry. “What we build and offer must be meaningful not only for the tenants, but for the whole local area, encouraging and supporting businesses to thrive”, said Ed.
Chances are, you've run into Mary Boddington somewhere in Crested Butte. Perhaps you've seen her snowboarding down Crested Butte Mountain Resort, or maybe she's poured you a drink at her bar, the Talk of The Town. In episode 11, Mary and I talk about her childhood in Colorado Springs, riding horses, skateboarding, and learning to snowboard. Her competitive snowboarding career took her from victories in Crested Butte to biggest mountains of Europe. Today, however, she is the new owner of the Talk of the Town bar in Crested Butte, a fixture in town that everyone's been to at least once- and maybe even ridden their townie bike through it, as is sometimes customary. How does Mary balance bar ownership and being an athlete? Listen up and we'll find out... More on the Talk of the Town here: Facebook Instagram
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Our guest is Richard Boddington is a film director, writer, editor, cinematographer and television producer. His feature films include Dark Reprieve (2008) and the family comedy film, The Dogfather (2010). Boddington’s third feature film, Against the Wild (2014), was nominated for an Emmy Award, achieved worldwide distribution and received the Director's Choice Grand Prize at the 2013 Rhode Island International Film Festival. In May 2015 Boddington filmed Against the Wild 2: Survive the Serengeti in South Africa. The film is a sequel to Against the Wild and was released into US theatres on 2016. It went on to air on many of the world's biggest broadcasters, including TF1 in France, STARZ in the USA, Antenna 3 in Spain, and Channel 5 in the UK. His most recent project, Phoenix Wilder: And The Great Elephant Adventure, releases nationwide on 700+ theatres in the USA on April 16th, 2018. When Phoenix Wilder, a 13-year-old orphaned American boy, receives word that he is to live with his only surviving relative, his Aunt Sarah who lives in Africa with her husband, “Uncle Jack,” Phoenix quickly falls in love with his new surroundings. However, while out on safari with his uncle, Phoenix becomes lost from the rest of the party and must quickly learn to survive in the African bush. As the search for Phoenix continues, the boy becomes fast friends with a giant bull elephant he was able to free from a trap. Phoenix names the elephant Indlovu, and as they begin to bond, Phoenix decides to try to stop the band of poachers who prey on African elephants.
Dave continues a conversation with Jeff Sargeant (@jeffsomething), who works in the public library system, about library science over Boddington’s Pub Ale. Jeff also works with Sunday Assembly, and he discusses what they are all about, how he became a part of it, and why he loves it. Music at the end from Slow Caves … Continue reading 126 – Library Science & Secularism with Jeff Sargeant pt. 2
Over the past 40 years, Craig Boddington traveled to 56 countries to hunt about 300 species with several hundred outfitters—over 110 hunts in Africa alone. From Kyrgyzstan to Kansas, Mozambique to Montana, no other hunter is more qualified to identify a good outfitter. And his only criteria is: “Would Craig suggest the outfit to his best friend?”. We speak with Craig's brand manager, Conrad Evarts about the Endorsed Outfitter program and what to expect when you click the website. You can find more information at http://www.craigboddington.com. Special thanks to our sponsors: First Lite and Ripcord Arrow Rest Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rnaoutdoorsInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/rodnarrowoutdoorsTwitter: https://twitter.com/RnAOutdoorsYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/RnAOutdoorsWebsite: www.rnaoutdoors.com
Jeff Sargeant (@jeffsomething) is a librarian, and he studied film at USC. He’s also an integral part of the Junk Show and LA’s Sunday Assembly. He dropped by (with his own Brett Kern mug) and chatted about all this this and more over Boddington’s Pub Ale. Music at the end from Krestovsky with Terrible Art.
Playing for Team Human today is immersion experience artist and pioneer, Ghislaine Boddington. Ghislaine joins Douglas for a conversation about the nature of immersive technologies and how we might bring our bodies with us into the digital realm. Rather than diminish the role of the physical body, Ghislaine’s work celebrates the body as an integral part of enhanced immersive experience. As Creative Director at body>data>space Ghislaine’s art and practice embraces technologies that amplify connection, collectivity, and togetherness. In the course of their conversation, Ghislaine and Douglas discuss the virtues of such body-positive, community-minded use of tech while simultaneously questioning how we might we explore digital immersion in a way that avoids paving the way for those who would exploit us. Thus emerges the question, in the process of embedding digital devices within our physical selves, do we risk becoming the raw materials for the next frontier of technology-driven extractive capitalism? How might we steer this ship toward team human values?Douglas begins today’s show with a monologue about the threat of technology usurping human agency. It’s a personal story about his neighborhood UPS driver who refused to conform to the GPS route, opting instead to become part of the local community rather than be a mere delivery “robot.”This week’s episode features our usual intro and outro music thanks to Fugazi and Dischord Records. At the midroll music was composed and recorded by last week’s guest, Stacco Troncoso of the P2P foundation. Thanks to all our supporters on Patreon for making this show possible. If you enjoy Team Human consider becoming a subscribing Patreon member. You can also help us by sharing a review on iTunes and telling a friend about the show. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
In episode #7, I sit down with Craig Boddington, professional hunter and decorated marine. We recap his 2016 season afield and discuss the various hunts and experiences he had. Craig is a very accomplished hunter completing the North American 29 and North American Bighorn Sheep slams. He spends a large portion of his time working with conservation groups to protect our right to bear arms. Through it all, he's a great man who has many stories to tell. Topics covered: How Craig started in outdoors along with his career in the USMC Writing & TV Career - published 4000 magazine articles, authored 25 books and recorded 500 TV episodes 2016 Fall Hunting Resume (BC, Africa, Oregon, Kansas, Georgia) 2017 plans (Trade shows, hunts) 2016 Election with President elect Donald Trump and what that means for the outdoors industry You can see more about Craig and his new book 'The Accurate Rifle... And Rifleman' at www.craigboddington.com. Also catch him through all of his social media outlets. In addition, check out the other RnA Outdoors social media feeds for more up to date information:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rnaoutdoorsInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/rodnarrowoutdoorsTwitter: https://twitter.com/RnAOutdoorsYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/RnAOutdoors
Craig Boddington Iconic outdoor writer tells all Bruce: What’s it like to be — you look past your history — what’s it like to be in different places, not in North America, but just in places in the country and you’re sitting around after the hunt at the campfire? Is that any different than…
Craig Boddington Iconic outdoor writer tells all Bruce: What’s it like to be — you look past your history — what’s it like to be in different places, not in North America, but just in places in the country and you’re sitting around after the hunt at the campfire? Is that any different than…
In this episode we discuss Pat's Wedding and Halloween. The beer in this episode was Boddington's @pat_artus @drewpaslay @quicksixercast quicksixerpodcast@gmail.com
We chat to Monique Boddington, researcher at the Centre for Entrepreneurial Learning, about live-tweeting and using Storify. Music: "Never Let It Go" by Bluesraiders CC BY-NC-ND 4.0
Richard Boddington debut feature was a self financed $150,000 genre film, Dark Reprieve. The film went on to be picked up and distributed nationally by Image Entertainment. What’s great about Richard’s story is how he went about making his first film, his take aways, and then more importantly, how he leveraged that into his next ... The post Business of Film with Richard Boddington, Indie Producer appeared first on Craft Truck.
Richard Boddington debut feature was a self financed $150,000 genre film, Dark Reprieve. The film went on to be picked up and distributed nationally by Image Entertainment. What’s great about Richard’s story is how he went about making his first film, his take aways, and then more importantly, how he leveraged that into his next ... The post Business of Film with Richard Boddington, Indie Producer appeared first on Craft Truck.
… in which Jake and Mako talk about getting humbled! We've all been there, haven't we? When you level up, and with your new-found power you decide that you're most likely invincible? Wolfy brings it this week as Tobias becomes squid food, Magnus stares down ancient constructs of his ancestors, Terro atop George gets shot from the sky, Boddington plays "cat and mouse" with a mousehole that's too small, and Violette … well, actually, Violette ends up getting a nice bonus from Kria. Perhaps she knows what she's doing.
… in which Jake and Mako get a little giddy over the first stop in their Floating Isles tour. After cleaning up the mess of a trio of trolls - and a slight tangent on the merits of meta-gaming classic monsters - our heroes set off to explore this thick, forest island. Tobias goes head over heals for some magic-draining lizard-folk, Magnus coaxes Boddington into conversing with a predatory narwal, and Violette is left to wonder how halflings are wired as Terro finds a hapless deer to be a worthy opponent.
… in which Jake and Mako return to the darkness from whence they came. It's resolution time for those adventurers that remain in the Shadow Plane in pursuit of the Star Powder/Dust. Tobias disappears … or did he transmogrify into that colorful bag of tasty-lookin' eats? Violette stumbles upon a hellish abyss; Magnus finds that his leg would much rather just be a shadow; Boddington plays with his spyglass; and George and Terro become a tribute duo to Foo Fighters! Okay, that's kind of a stretch of a reference, but you'll get it!
... in which Jake and Mako rely on Meg and Nicole for any semblance of an episode. Violette is still in liquid form and Boddington ran off in reply to a message left from Krist, the elder gnome. In other words, in the real world, the two of them were out of town and are now left with the collective narrative focus of the Baker Girls ... Kria help us!
... in which Jake and Mako AAAND Meg and Nicole and Schlegel get to 'glowin'! The whole gang's here (sans the elusive DM, Wolfy) to bring us all up to speed. Tobias and Boddington are left blinking at a puddle that was once Violette. Magnus gets in a classy tavern brawl with some new friends; and off in the wilderness outside Westwall, a gruff halfling named Terro - along with his trusty owl, George - is passing the time collecting goblin ears. How in Cosmopolitaniana could such disparate paths possibly cross within one gaming session??
Here we are once again, your three man team of the Mancave Movie Review podcast picking up where we left off last week with a review of . In this great follow up to Ridley Scott's 1979 classic, Ripley goes back to LV426 with a bunch of Marines, one corporate scumbag and a new improved android...whoops, synthetic person to do battle with a whole brood of face munching aliens. So kick back with your favorite beverage and some cornbread and enjoy the review. Tonight's drinks of choice was Guiness for Steve and Jeff while Mark was enjoying some Boddington's. Next week, join Steve, Jeff and possibly a mystery guest red shirt where we review that great TV series sci-fi show, .
Here we come with this week's installment of the Haiku Rd. podcast. This week, we discuss Richard's imminent holiday departure, Winnie the Pooh, Boddington's Pub Ale and more! Visit our site at www.haikurd.com. And as always, stay cool.
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