Podcast appearances and mentions of bruce mcdougall

Ararat RC Bruce McDougall chats to Andrew Kuuse re Sundays Cup meeting

On this week's episode of the Community Broadband Bits podcast, Christopher Mitchell is joined by Bruce McDougall, Anacortes City Council Member to speak about the journey to build a 21st century infrastructure in this small community in Washington by advocating for a municipally owned and operated fiber optic network.  McDougall talks about the power municipal … Continue reading "How Activism and Community Empowerment Brought Anacortes, Washington 21st Century Broadband – Episode 468 of the Community Broadband Bits Podcast"

2,226 victories - in his 18 year career- over $102 million in purses Won the Woodbine riders title 6 times - including 5 in a row Won the Sovereign award as Canada's top jockey 6 times 2 time winner of The Queen's Plate Won the Breeders Stakes Won the Canadian International And The Ricoh Woodbine Mile Eurico has just come out with a book written by Bruce McDougall entitled Riding For Freedom Bruce is An established writer and Toronto Lawyer. A Harvard grad Bruce also wrote The Last Game And the Ted Rogers story. Among others #joetilley #sports #youtubechannel

In the sport of Kings, Eurico Rosa da Silva (Seven-Time Outstanding Jockey – The Jockey Club of Canada) reigned at Woodbine Racetrack, but for most of his life, he was living in a mental dungeon. When writing his biography with Bruce McDougall, he held steadfast that this would not just be a book about his success as a jockey.  The pages had to paint an unvarnished portrait of struggling with demons that tormented him in the form of gambling and sex addiction. It had to examine how his roots in Brazil led him to where he is today, for better and for worse. When Riding for Freedom was released in December, people weren’t expecting what they read about a man who seemingly lived high on the horse and that is just the way Rosa da Silva wanted it.

Ararat Racing Club's Bruce McDougall chats to Andrew Kuuse re Sundays meeting

In the first podcast of 2021, Peter Gross has a wide-ranging series of stories. There’s Jon Stettin, whose podcast is called After the Wire and not only does he comment on some of the best racing stories of 2020, he tells Down The Stretch how he hit a Pick-6 that paid over half a million dollars. Thanks to Joe Tilley Sports, we have clips from Eurico Rosa da Silva and writer Bruce McDougall; the latter talking about Riding For Freedom, the wonderful book he wrote with da Silva, who walks us through some of his greatest victories. Contributor Garnet Barnsdale is up for an O’Brien Award for a story he wrote and he handicaps his chances against Chris Lomon. We’ve got a head-scratching story about newlywed jockeys Katie Davis and Trevor McCarthy who decided to ride in New York for the winter only to find that there’s this ridiculous rule that if two jockeys who are married to each other are in the same race, their horse must be coupled in the betting. And last week at Turfway Park, jockey Akifumi Kato won a race. This got our attention because Kato is...69.

Ararat Turf Club Chairman Bruce McDougall joins the Country Cups Circuit ahead of the Ararat Cup.

Country Racing Ararat Racing Club Bruce McDougall talks 'Gold Cup' with Andrew Kuuse

The ever-increasing surge of unicast video traffic and the strong adoption of public cloud services drive a new form of Peering – Private Network Interconnection (PNI). Learn how to design a simple, efficient and future-proof Peering solution that delivers the best end-user experience? Phil Bedard and Bruce McDougall of Cisco discuss with Greg Ferro of Packet Pushers. For more on today's topic, visit http://cs.co/9005E18hV

NSW Budget 2018. Daily Telegraph Education Editor Bruce McDougall joins Miranda Devine.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Bruce McDougall talks about the ongoing turmoil at catholic girls school Santa Sabina. Also a concerned parent rings in to express his concern.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

John (@jfcatto) brings in a meta-study of the relationship between seating arrangements and "on task" activity and links to how we can use these seating arrangements to inform practice in the classroom.  Pete (@mr_van_w) ponders the NSW government plan to put business professionals in charges of the business of running a school. Taking the load off school principals and allowing them to do what they do best, educational leadership.         John: Seating arrangements that promote positive academic and behavioural outcomes: a review of empirical research - Rachel Wannarka and Cathy Ruhl  http://www.corelearn.com/files/Archer/Seating_Arrangements.pdf    Pete: $50 million shakeup so principals can spend more time on education - Bruce McDougall http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/news/nsw/50-million-shakeup-so-principals-can-spend-more-time-on-education/news-story/4f65b97ce00118057cbc7ca009c18253   

Radio interview with Bruce McDougall, on Business in Motion with host, George Torok. Who is Bruce McDougall? He is the founder and president of The McDougall Group, a financial planning company in Burlington, Ontario. A past president of the Burlington Chamber of Commerce he is a long time active Rotarian. He is a marathon runner, […]