Podcasts about british parliamentary

A musing about the private member's bills passed with rousing British Parliamentary pomposity it sounds as if they're committing a serious aural atrocity but it's usually being diatribed by someone whos spieling loudly through their own suppository . --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/steven-richardson5/message --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/steven-richardson6/message

Advokat Heier tar oss igjennom covidperioden og på hvilke måter dette er blitt håndtert av myndighetene. Kontaktinformasjon til advokat Heier: heier@campbellco.no Informasjon tilknyttet temaer som ble pratet om under dagens podcast: Siste bivirkningsrapport: 20221124 Rapport over meldte bivirkninger av koronavaksine.pdf (legemiddelverket.no) GB News, om Malhotra/UK Parliament: https://youtu.be/WHD0Ky-6_oI Bridgen i UK Parliament: MP calls for complete suspension of mRNA jab in extraordinary British Parliamentary speech - YouTube Malhotras fagfellevurderte artikkel (i to deler), med 133 noter/henvisninger, her: Curing the pandemic of misinformation on COVID-19 mRNA vaccines through real evidence-based medicine - Part 1 | Malhotra | Journal of Insulin Resistance Curing the pandemic of misinformation on COVID-19 mRNA vaccines through real evidence-based medicine - Part 2 | Malhotra | Journal of Insulin Resistance Erna: Erna Solberg WEF 2017 - Hvordan skremme verden under en pandemi. - YouTube John Campbell om finansiering av tilsynsmyndighetene: WHO, YouTube and funding - YouTube

In this interview, we talk with Peter Scott and Pierre Dussault about their article "Futureproofing - Prepare yourself and your clients for constant change."We will discuss the fourth industrial revolution and how coaches are uniquely positioned to make a difference in this new era.  Why coaches do not need to learn the technology but being able to understand what is happening with technology and how it can affect people.  We will also discuss AI (artificial intelligence) and why coaches do not need to fear it. Peter Scott is a futurist, author, and technology expert. A Master's degree in computer science from Cambridge University led to thirty years of working on enterprise computing for NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory and helping land spacecraft on Mars. A parallel career in business coaching and human development added a uniquely valuable perspective on the implications of artificial intelligence development. He teaches postsecondary courses and bespoke corporate training on how to thrive through the coming era of technological disruption. He's appeared before highly diverse audiences in several countries, including testifying before a British Parliamentary group on the impact of AI, and giving two TEDx talks.Pierre Dussault, Eng, PCC, is a leadership/management consultant who brings his unique life and work experiences to help entrepreneurs, engineers and managers be more effective and engaged, and navigate through major transitions in their lives and work. Previously, Pierre had worked 18 years in the telecom industry and five years in civil engineering. He devoted the first 18 years of his career to helping build the telecom networks that give us access to the internet. Now he is devoting the second part of his life to fulfilling his two passions: the understanding of the evolution of human beings and technology. His mission is to help people prepare, adapt and thrive in the 4th Industrial Revolution.Watch the full interview by clicking here. Find the full article here:  https://bit.ly/FutureproofingLink to Peter and Pierre's website here. Grab your free issue of choice Magazine here - https://choice-online.com/Peter and Pierre's article was published in our March 2022  issue.

Join John Bercow and Deborah Frances-White as they unpack the role of The Speaker - a position that John held for over a decade and made famous (or infamous). Find out the fundamental place that beheadings, coffee and coups have in the role of Speaker. Discover how John managed to keep ORDER in the chaos of the British Parliamentary system.Read the transcript: https://absolutepowerpod.com/2021/12/01/1-1-the-speaker/Further links:Dawn Butler MP is removed from the chamber: https://youtu.be/O2aafrWpsKgIan Blackford accuses Theresa May of lying: https://youtu.be/jW5cTdvYABoJohn Bercow in action: https://youtu.be/Xn5THTi6ZbgFind us at...Website: https://absolutepowerpod.comYou can send us an email: mail@absolutepowerpod.comWe're on Twitter as: @bercowpowerpod Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Download a year's worth of https://www.leadershipactionlist.com/ (weekly action steps to improve your leadership) for FREE!   Peter Scott is a futurist, author, and technology expert. He spent thirty years working on enterprise computing for NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory while running a parallel career in business coaching and human development. This combination led to a uniquely valuable perspective on the implications of artificial intelligence development. He teaches individuals and consults for businesses on how to thrive through the coming era of technological disruption. He's appeared before highly diverse audiences in several countries, including testifying before a British Parliamentary group on the impact of AI and giving two TEDx talks.   LEADERSHIP INSIGHTS We are in an era where we will be defined more by questions than answers because answers are the province of machines. People tend to be too scared about the wrong things and not scared enough about the right things. If you wait for the future to come to you, it will be painful. Rather than us visiting the unknown, the unknown will be visiting us. Artificial intelligence will amplify biases in data since today's AI relies on data rather than expertise. You will want about 10,000 data points (preferably 100,000 or more) you can begin making predictions with AI. The more proprietary your data sets are, the more strategic value you can derive from them (even if the data has not been core to your primary offer until this point). To thrive in an AI world, understand and double down on your purpose. Why are you here? Take your leadership role out of business intelligence and analytics decisions because that is perfect fodder for future AI developments.   QUESTIONS TO INSPIRE US TO ACTION What is some lesson, saying, or experience that continues to influence your leadership to this day? The meaning of a communication is a response that it elicits. Use three descriptors to finish this sentence: “A leader is…” Future-focused, purpose-focused, and people-focused. What is a question that leaders should be asking either themselves or others? What would you keep doing even if a machine could do it faster, better, and cheaper? What book would you recommend to leaders? The Man Who Sold the Moon by Robert Heinlein If you could get every listener to start doing something THIS week to help them be a better leader, what would it be? Look at what you care about in your business life and personal life and ask how well-prepared you are to deal with the technological disruption to how that thing works. As a general life principle, is it better to ask “why?” or “why not?” They're both essential tools to questioning accepted wisdom.   CONNECT WITH PETER Twitter: https://twitter.com/peterjscott (@peterjscott) Email: http://peter@humancusp.com (peter@humancusp.com) Website: https://humancusp.com/ (https://humancusp.com) Website: https://aiandyou.net (https://aiandyou.net)   CONNECT WITH JOSH LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/joshuafriedeman (@joshuafriedeman) Instagram: https://instagram.com/joshuafriedeman (@joshuafriedeman) Email: josh@friedemanleadership.com   Want a FREE list of weekly action steps to improve your leadership? Download the https://www.leadershipactionlist.com/ (Leadership Action List) TODAY!

With Parliament being called back from recess tomorrow, including the Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab who maybe stayed on the beach a touch too long given the worsening circumstances on the ground in Afghanistan. Isabel Hardman talks to Fraser Nelson and Katy Balls about just what we may hear tomorrow. 

Another popular style of debate is Canadian Parliamentary. It resembles the front half of a British Parliamentary style debate in that the debate is only 2 versus 2. In this episode, Noah and Nicole explore the differences between CP and BP, a unique factor that only pertains to university CP debate, and some strategies to excel in this format. About the series: Debate 101 dive into the basics of debate in short 15-20 minute episodes with co-hosts Noah and Nicole: featuring strategies, skills, and the occasional guest, this series is informational yet casual. Credits:Producer: Nicole ChiuHosts: Nicole Chiu, Noah PinnoEditor: Eric JiangCover Art: @onlyooh_Follow us on Instagram and Facebook @thwdebatepodcastDo you have a suggestion for a topic you would like to hear about? Feedback on how we can improve? Let us know by emailing us at thwdebatepodcast@gmail.com

A musing about the private member's bills passed with rousing British Parliamentary pomposity it sounds like they're committing a serious aural atrocity but it's usually being diatribed by someone that's spieling through their own suppository . --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/steven-richardson6/message

British Parliamentary style debate is one of the most common debate formats used in both high school and university debate tournaments. In this episode, Noah and Nicole unpack the structure of this style, explain individual speaker roles, and provide insight on different strategies to excel in this format of debate. Credits:Producer: Nicole ChiuHosts: Nicole Chiu, Noah PinnoEditor: Eric JiangCover Art: @onlyooh_Follow us on Instagram and Facebook @thwdebatepodcastDo you have a suggestion for a topic you would like to hear about? Feedback on how we can improve? Let us know by emailing us at thwdebatepodcast@gmail.com

Wednesday September 30 2020 >>Triad Weather with the EGG >>DAY AFTER CRAZY DEBATE TRUMP THIRD NOBEL PEACE PRIZE .Man o man last night s debate held up to the expectation I thought it was great, I was hoping they would get into a British Parliamentary type of fist fight brawl but no such luck.. >>The “Trump Doctrine” earns President Trump a third Nobel Peace Prize Nomination. Not a peep from the Deep State Media support group a-holes.... >>Wrap Up: Longest alligator in Arkansas history killed E-Mail is RadioAddiction@mail.com Be Happy ERJ

Join me with my guest Peter Scott, futurist, author, and technology expert. A Master’s degree from Cambridge University led him to thirty years of working on enterprise computing for NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory. A parallel career in business coaching and human development provided a uniquely valuable perspective on the implications of artificial intelligence development. He recently testified before a British Parliamentary group on the impact of AI and he now teaches individuals and consults for businesses on how to thrive through the coming era of technological disruption. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This Informational Edition is simply to help listeners understand what is this show, Dundee University Debating Society and British Parliamentary in general. Also, we had a surprise guest, so "stay tuned" for that!

On Tuesday, the Supreme Court ruled that Boris Johnson’s prorogation of Parliament was unlawful. In this podcast, Marcus Stead and Greg Lance-Watkins argue that the Supreme Court’s ruling has set a dangerous precedent that gravely undermines British Parliamentary democracy. All our podcasts are now also available on iTunes, Google Podcasts, Spotify and the TuneIn app.

This week, Ryan interviews Dr. Andrew Jarboe, AP US History Teacher at Match Charter Public School in Boston, Massachusetts. Andrew talks to us about the British Parliamentary debate program that he built at his school (which has now become an inter-school competition) and why he wanted to expose his students to BP debate. Andrew also provides valuable advice on how you can build similar programs at your school. You can find out more about his work by visiting www.matchschool.orgHost: Ryan Kairalla (@ryankair)Producer: Ross Ulysse

This week we welcome the return of the season of the Superior Debate Format. Join us as we both rant about the differences of the BP Format and the Asians format in terms of motions, prep styles, debate strategies, and adjudication. Music: https://www.purple-planet.com/

So, we gathered this last week for the Annual Dufferin Competition - the internal competition where we decide the best speaker of the year! The British Parliamentary style is used, so it's a 4v4 debate, and the speakers are only told the motion 15 minutes in advance. You get to hear it though. Please enjoy:"This House Supports No Platforming"Tune in next week for our debate on the success of Cuba. 

Curator Danny Lacy talks to James Tylor and Laura Wills, winners of the $15,000 Mornington Peninsula Shire / Beleura - The Tallis Foundation major acquisitive award in the 2018 National Works on Paper. Their award-winning work The Forgotten Wars 2017 was based on town and mining maps from the British Parliamentary papers and Commissioners’ reports on the colonization of Australia. The Australian Frontier wars were a series of armed conflicts, massacres and battles that took place from 1788 to 1930 between the invading British Government and Aboriginal Australians. They talk about this unique collaboration as an Indigenous and a non-indigenous artist and how they are decolonising the Australian frontier war stories. A conversation with MPRG curator Danny Lacy. Our 2018 podcast program is supported by the Gordon Darling Foundation. Introduction by Nathan Schroeder, Music courtesy of The Basics

Once upon a time the workings of the British Parliamentary system were a closely guarded secret.  Those in power didn’t want the rest of the population to know what they ... Read More The post The Lower Room of the Robin Hood Society appeared first on Turn the Page.

Darrell Castle discusses the recent election in the United Kingdom as well as recent acts of terrorism there and the lack of response to those acts. Transcript WAR OF VALUES Hello this is Darrell Castle with today's pod cast. Today is Friday June 16, 2017 and on today's pod cast we will primarily be discussing the recent elections in the UK as well as acts of terrorism in the old world. There are many things we could be discussing as the world lurches from one disaster to another such as the recent shooting of four people by a former member of Bernie Sanders' campaign team. When left wing propaganda sites spew out their rhetoric 24/7 because they will not respect the will of the people and when left wing politicians themselves refuse to rebuke assassination parodies, etc and when their rhetoric as well as their actions is a continual incitement to violence perhaps it's because they want someone to act on their words, and this time someone did. Today however, we turn our attention to the recent election in the UK in which the Conservative Party under Theresa May received 48'9% of the vote compared to the Labour Party under Jeremy Corbyn which received 40.3%. This was a disaster for Ms. May and her Party which will now have to accept a coalition partner with which it only partially agrees in order to achieve a majority and thus be able to govern under British Parliamentary rules. The British system is different from ours in that there's no President and no Senate, only a House with the Speaker of the House running things as Prime Minister, and other House members are in his cabinet. There are 650 seats in the British parliament so it takes 326 seats to achieve a majority. That has to be achieved by one party or by a coalition of parties which can then go to the Queen to formalize a new government. Before the election the Conservatives held a majority of six or 331 seats. They lost 12 so they have 3 19 and the Prime Minister had to go to the Irish Union Party for ten votes giving them a 4 vote majority. The Irish Unionists make up those who originally favored Union with Great Britain in the long struggle between the two countries.  They are pro EU and want a “soft Brexit” which means still in the EU economic zone with EU open border rules which will give migrants a clear back door into Britain. This is all the result of Ms. May's apparent political mistakes in calling for the snap election in the first place and of her reaction to recent terrorist attacks especially.  She was appointed after the resignation of David Cameron who resigned because he opposed Brexit, and she wanted to be elected to shore up her bargaining position with the EU bureaucrats. There have been 3 fatal terrorist attacks in Britain in the last 3 months. The first at Westminster Bridge left 5 dead, the second at the Arianna Grande concert left 22 dead and the most recent at London Bridge left 8 dead for a total of 35. The London Bridge attack was a truck into a crowd of people and then 3 Muslims jump out with knives and start stabbing people. There were reports of a young woman being stabbed 12 to 15 times while begging for help. There was no help because the British people are unarmed in the face of this invading enemy. Finally one lone and very brave but also unarmed police officer tried to intervene with his baton and he was hospitalized in critical condition for his trouble. The politicians all said nice things about him and gave him a medal but a hand gun with proper training could have saved a lot of lives. The tepid reaction from Ms. May probably cost her Party its majority. All she has are words, no real action to combat the attackers, just words i.e. enough are enough, but we can't abandon our human rights to hunt these terrorists oh but her most important idea is regulation of the internet. Regulation of the Internet is supposed to control terrorist communications.  There seems to be no concept of Brittan in mortal danger with the enemy inside th...

On Tonight's Benjamin Dixon show:The British Parliamentary speaker has suggested that he would prevent President Trump from addressing a joint session of the house of Commons and the House of Lords, a highly irregular suggestion in the history of the British parliament. A Flight attendant saves a teenager from a life of sexual slavery. Finally, while DC police refuse to return the cell phones of protestors they arrested on inauguration day, Facebook serves a few of them with notice that Metro Police are asking the Tech company for their profile information.All that and more on tonight's show. Give us a call and join the conversation: 857-600-0518