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Morse code transcription: vvv vvv Coleen Rooney speaks of relief at end of Wagatha Christie legal saga Bargain Hunt art dealer Ochuko Ojiri charged with terror offences Who will be the next Pope Top candidates in an unpredictable process Sothebys postpones Buddha jewels auction after India threatens legal action Boy, 14, locked up for five years for killing Glasgow gang rival CalMac directly awarded contract to run west coast ferry services Man charged with murder after Derby bank stabbing Trump deal is a significant achievement for Starmer Ryan Reynolds Wrexham AFC player asked me to book rental car Nine arrested over Hitler birthday party in Oldham pub

Morse code transcription: vvv vvv Coleen Rooney speaks of relief at end of Wagatha Christie legal saga Ryan Reynolds Wrexham AFC player asked me to book rental car Trump deal is a significant achievement for Starmer Sothebys postpones Buddha jewels auction after India threatens legal action Nine arrested over Hitler birthday party in Oldham pub Bargain Hunt art dealer Ochuko Ojiri charged with terror offences Who will be the next Pope Top candidates in an unpredictable process Boy, 14, locked up for five years for killing Glasgow gang rival Man charged with murder after Derby bank stabbing CalMac directly awarded contract to run west coast ferry services

Morse code transcription: vvv vvv Who will be the next Pope Top candidates in an unpredictable process CalMac directly awarded contract to run west coast ferry services Boy, 14, locked up for five years for killing Glasgow gang rival Ryan Reynolds Wrexham AFC player asked me to book rental car Sothebys postpones Buddha jewels auction after India threatens legal action Man charged with murder after Derby bank stabbing Coleen Rooney speaks of relief at end of Wagatha Christie legal saga Nine arrested over Hitler birthday party in Oldham pub Trump deal is a significant achievement for Starmer Bargain Hunt art dealer Ochuko Ojiri charged with terror offences

Join Alan and Laura as they look back at our victory against Hearts. Was it all down to CalMac back in the middle of the park? The team then discuss proposed changes to the structure of the SPFL. Are we going back down to a 10 team top table? Listen to find out!Want to support the channel? - https://huddlebreakdown.comLike this video and want more content like it? Subscribe to the channel below and hit the bell to get notified every time a new video goes live. Follow us on Twitter: @huddlebreakdown@Alan_Morrison67 @jucojames Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Morse code transcription: vvv vvv Ferguson shipyard misses out on new CalMac ferry order Tesco 100k home insurance quote leaves couple baffled With the world heating up, why are more SUVs being sold Mark Carney Canadian prime ministers first foreign visits analysis Thailand boat fire British tourist missing after Koh Tao blaze Retreat from Kursk Ukrainian troops tell of catastrophe and panic The major question thrown up by Labours welfare plans Nacton giant warehouse leaves neighbours in tears US removes hundreds of Venezuelans to El Salvador despite court order to turn back deportation flights Shut vile death video site, families say, as Ofcom gets new powers

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Morse code transcription: vvv vvv Ferguson shipyard misses out on new CalMac ferry order Shut vile death video site, families say, as Ofcom gets new powers Thailand boat fire British tourist missing after Koh Tao blaze With the world heating up, why are more SUVs being sold Retreat from Kursk Ukrainian troops tell of catastrophe and panic US removes hundreds of Venezuelans to El Salvador despite court order to turn back deportation flights Tesco 100k home insurance quote leaves couple baffled Nacton giant warehouse leaves neighbours in tears Mark Carney Canadian prime ministers first foreign visits analysis The major question thrown up by Labours welfare plans

Morse code transcription: vvv vvv With the world heating up, why are more SUVs being sold Thailand boat fire British tourist missing after Koh Tao blaze Retreat from Kursk Ukrainian troops tell of catastrophe and panic Shut vile death video site, families say, as Ofcom gets new powers Ferguson shipyard misses out on new CalMac ferry order Mark Carney Canadian prime ministers first foreign visits analysis US removes hundreds of Venezuelans to El Salvador despite court order to turn back deportation flights The major question thrown up by Labours welfare plans Nacton giant warehouse leaves neighbours in tears Tesco 100k home insurance quote leaves couple baffled

Tiree and Coll Tiree and Coll are two nearby islands in the Inner Hebrides. Popular for watersports and the Tiree Music Festival, Tiree is also famous for its pristine beaches and traditionally thatched lime-washed houses. Just across the water, the tranquil Isle of Coll has a small community of 171 residents and boasts a rich variety of flora, fauna, and beautiful landscapes of thriving machair. Tiree Tea Local favourite Tiree Tea offers unique blends of tea inspired by the Hebrides for each and every occasion, and is served across the CalMac fleet. Try the strong “crofter” tea to start your day before exploring the island! Wild Diamond Watersports Wild Diamond Watersports offers windsurfing, kitesurfing, paddleboarding, surfing and kayaking on Tiree. The range of beaches on the island offer world class conditions to suit every level from beginner to expert and the strong Atlantic winds of the Hebrides have put Tiree on the map as a watersports destination - just ask surfing champion Ben Larg, who hails from the island. Tiree Music Festival The annual Tiree Music Festival happens in July against the backdrop of the island's pristine beaches. Drawing in visitors from near and far, the festival contemporary acts with traditional Scottish music. Thank you for listening to the Caledonian MacBrayne podcast. To find out more about Scotland's west coast islands and all topics discussed on this episode, visit the CalMac website.

We welcome Liam Bryce of The Hibs Observer back to the show to preview this weekend's game against third placed Hibs. The team then reflect on Calmac and his current form. It's another long one so dive right in!Want to support the channel? - https://huddlebreakdown.comLike this video and want more content like it? Subscribe to the channel below and hit the bell to get notified every time a new video goes live. Follow us on Twitter: @huddlebreakdown@Alan_Morrison67 @jucojames Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Islands Off Islands (Raasay and Iona) Scottish Island Adventures - Raasay - and Iona with hosts Coinneach Macleod, the Hebridean Baker, singer-songwriter Natalie Galloway, and guest Ailidh Lennon Raasay and Iona Raasay and Iona are islands off islands. Raasay is reachable by a 15 minute ferry from Sconser on Skye. The island is known for its whisky and is dominated by Dun Caan - a distinctive flat-topped mountain. The sacred island of Iona - despite its small size - draws in visitors from across the world because of its historical and spiritual significance. Iona is accessible by a foot passenger ferry from Fionnphort on Mull. Raasay Distillery The Isle of Raasay Distillery emerged from centuries of illicit whisky distilling. It now offers guided tours of the whisky making process, luxury overnight accommodation, and a chance to sample the signature Raasay single malt, while taking in rugged views of Skye across the water. Iona Abbey Iona Abbey is one of Scotland's most important spiritual sites. Established in AD 563 by St. Columba, the abbey was significant in the spreading of Christianity across the west of Scotland and has been a center for pilgrimage for centuries! Thank you for listening to the Caledonian MacBrayne podcast. To find out more about Scotland's west coast islands and all topics discussed on this episode, visit the CalMac website.

Oban Scottish Island Adventures - Oban - with hosts Coinneach Macleod, the Hebridean Baker, singer-songwriter Natalie Galloway and with guest Peter MacQueen Oban Oban - meaning ‘the little bay' in Scottish Gaelic - is a historic harbour town nestled on Scotland's west coast and is known as the gateway to the Hebrides. The town is just a three hour journey by train, bus or car from Glasgow and is the starting point for many CalMac island adventures. Dunollie Castle Sitting on a vantage point over the entrance to Oban bay, Dunnollie Castle once guarded the town's important harbour. The castle is the seat of clan MacDougall and its present day ruins offer a glimpse into the history of the area. It is a landmark easily spotted when sailing into Oban from the islands. Seafood Shack Oban is renowned for its seafood and the seafood shack at the marina is a must-visit. The shacks are situated right beside the CalMac departure lounge. Sample fresh lobster, crab, scallops and more next to the boats that brought them while keeping an eye on your ferry! Thank you for listening to the Caledonian MacBrayne podcast. To find out more about Scotland's west coast islands and all topics discussed on this episode, visit the CalMac website.

Dunoon and Kilcreggan Scottish Island Adventures - Dunoon and Kilcreggan - with hosts Coinneach Macleod, The Hebridean Baker, singer-songwriter Natalie Galloway, and guest Roo Irvine. Dunoon and Kilcreggan Dunoon and Kilcreggan are two towns on peninsulas that are often better reached by ferry rather than the long road round! Dunoon sits on the Cowal Peninsula while Kilcreggan is on the Roseneath Peninsula. Both sit on the edge of the firth of Clyde and are accessible by CalMac Ferry from Gourock. The Blairmore The Blairmore is a cafe and shop nestled on the edge of Loch Long between Kilcreggan and Dunoon offering locally sourced produce and traditional Scottish breakfasts. The cafe looks out towards the loch and the pier where the world's last sea-going paddle steamer The Waverley calls in Kilcreggan Antiques Kilcreggan Antiques is an antiques shop run by BBC TV antiques expert Roo Irvine. It originally operated from a shipping container and now operates on the town's Shore Road Wreckspeditions Wreckspeditions offers boat and dive tours of shipwrecks around the Firth of Clyde from Dunoon. The Clyde was once the centre of one of the world's biggest shipbuilding industries and there are many submerged and semi-submerged wrecks with stories to tell! Thank you for listening to the Caledonian MacBrayne podcast. To find out more about Scotland's west coast islands and all topics discussed on this episode, visit the CalMac website.

More great music and chat from the world of bagpipes, as Gary pays another visit to the bagpipe factory of RG Hardie, and explores a lovely piece of brand new music composed to celebrate the recent launch of the latest addition to the Calmac fleet, MV Glen Sannox. PlaylistAnn Gray with Dirty Little Harry, The Memphis Rendezvous, The Wise Maid and A Cup of Tea from Tales of Magpies and RavensIain Speirs with The Royal Scottish Pipers' Society and The Edinburgh City Police Pipe Band from Music from the Spirit of ScotlandSpirit of Scotland Pipe Band with 2008 World Pipe Band Championship Medley Set from Music from the Spirit of Scotland Angus MacColl with Sine Bhan, 3 x Trad Reels, Liberton Pipe Band from Lord Todd Challenge, 2007Connor Sinclair with Major Manson at Clachantrushal, Susan MacLeod and Broadford Bay from Glenfiddich Championship 2019 Tim Cummings, Pete Sutherland and Brad Colodner with Donny's in the Shop and Katy Bess of Tennessee from the Birds' FlightEriska and the Isle of Arran Music School with MV Glen Sannox.LinksTo Win a Deluxe RG Hardie Pipe Case Click and Enter HereIsle of Arran Music School feat. Eriska with MV Glen Sannox VideoCairdeas Winter Gathering Support the show

Gigha Scottish Island Adventures - Gigha - with hosts Coinneach Macleod, the Hebridean Baker and singer-songwriter Natalie Galloway and guest Katy Beasley Gigha The Isle of Gigha lies off the west coast of Kintyre and has been community owned since 2002. It has a population of 163 and the main settlement, Ardminish, serves as a gateway to the island's attractions. Gigha is less than a three-hour drive from Glasgow and a short CalMac ferry ride from Tayinloan on the Kintyre Peninsula. Visitors can enjoy sandy beaches and beautiful Hebridean views by foot via a well-established path network through the fertile lands of this small island. Ardminish Stores Ardminish Stores is a hotspot of local produce, arts, crafts, treats, and supplies. Scottish Island Passports Visitors to the islands can collect digital stamps for 72 different locations via the Scottish Island Passports app to log their island adventures. Each island has its own stamp designed by a local artist and promotes inclusivity, accessibility and local activities for visitors to engage with. For those who are unsure of where to visit, the Scottish Island Passports app can suggest islands and experiences based on your particular interests, such as nature, arts or music. The Boathouse Sitting on the shores of the Ardminish Bay at the foot of the Mull of Kintyre with views across the water, The Boathouse restaurant boasts some of the freshest seafood around and has been recommended in the Michelin Guide for the last five years. Dark Skies Gigha Dark Skies Gigha is a non-profit community group dedicated to promoting interest in the night sky. With only a few street lights and good air quality on the island, the Isle of Gigha has ‘dark sky' status. Through regular events for all ages, Dark Skies Gigha provides educational experiences while raising awareness of light pollution's impact. Whether islanders or visitors, everyone is encouraged to experience the night sky on Gigha! Thank you for listening to the Caledonian MacBrayne podcast. To find out more about Scotland's west coast islands and all topics discussed on this episode, visit the CalMac website.

Desi, Hector and Monty discuss the latest games and goals along with the joys of Birmingham. They discuss The Transfer Window and the recent comings ( or lack of)  and goings, They look at the future games and possibilities coming ahead. Theres even a Bayern Quiz, A Calmac 500 tribute and a Superbowl Halftime Show review discussion.And lots of Jota!Something for everyone!

Desi, Hector and Monty discuss the latest games and goals along with the joys of Birmingham. They discuss The Transfer Window and the recent comings ( or lack of)  and goings, They look at the future games and possibilities coming ahead. Theres even a Bayern Quiz, A Calmac 500 tribute and a Superbowl Halftime Show review discussion.And lots of Jota!Something for everyone!

Small Isles (Eigg) Scottish Island Adventures - Eigg - with hosts Coinneach Macleod, the Hebridean Baker, singer-songwriter Natalie Galloway, and guest Ian Stephen. Eigg and the Small Isles Sitting between the Outer Hebrides and the Scottish mainland, the Small Isles are made up of Eigg, Rum, Canna and Muck and are accessible by CalMac ferry from Mallaig. Eigg has a population of 110 people and has been community owned since 1997. The entire island is powered by a 100% renewable electricity grid. Eigg Organics Eigg Organics is a project championing sustainable living. Visitors can experience stunning views from tranquil surroundings with a stripped-back stay close to nature in a bothy, cabin or campsite, and learn about organic farming at one of the projects gardening courses. Eigg Brewery The Isle of Eigg Brewery uses locally sourced ingredients and sustainable practices to produce small batch craft beers. A visit to Eigg Brewery is a great way to experience the ethos of the community on Eigg seen through its beer brewing process. Eigg Guiding Operating out of a huge green shed next to Eigg's community shop, Eigg Guiding offers carbon neutral, low-impact adventure activities for locals and visitors alike. Have a splash at paddle boarding or explore underwater kelp forests snorkeling with the help of qualified guides. Thank you for listening to the Caledonian MacBrayne podcast. To find out more about Scotland's west coast islands and all topics discussed on this episode, visit the CalMac website.

Cumbrae The island of Cumbrae, also known as Great Cumbrae, is Scotland's most accessible island. An 8 minute ferry journey from Largs, it has been inhabited since the end of the last ice age, but became popular during the 20th century thanks to the Clyde paddle steamers. The main settlement on Cumbrae is the Victorian seaside town of Millport. Countless visitors take day trips from the mainland to “cycle roond Millport!”  Field Studies Council Field Studies Council Millport has a storied history as a marine research station. Now a thriving field centre, it offers accommodation and teaching spaces, making it an excellent base for environmental education and fieldwork. Visitors can head out on the research vessel Actinia to collect scientific samples or go wildlife watching, spotting dolphins, seals, and other marine life. The centre is part of Field Studies Council, a UK charity dedicated to delivering nature courses and environmental education across its 16 centres Millport Golf Club Millport Golf Club is a diverse golf course stretched across the heathland on the highest point of the Island. Founded in 1888, each hole of the club's course has its own unique name - a nod to its long history. The course has views across the Firth of Clyde, down to Ailsa Craig and over to Bute and the looming skyline of Goatfell on Arran. Thank you for listening to the Caledonian MacBrayne podcast. To find out more about Scotland's west coast islands and all topics discussed on this episode, visit the CalMac website.

Scottish Island Adventures - Colonsay - with hosts Coinneach Macleod, The Hebridean Baker and singer-songwriter Natalie Galloway. Colonsay Colonsay is an island in the Inner Hebrides located north of Islay and south of Mull. It is accessible by CalMac ferry from both Islay and Oban! Colonsay is connected to a smaller island, Oronsay, on its southern end by a tidal causeway and is a rugged island where the low-lying dune grassland known as Machair produces an array of native wildflowers such as heather and wild thyme and acts as a haven for birds and insects. Colonsay Wool Growers At the very top of Colonsay lies Balnahard Farm, the home of Colonsay Wool Growers. The farm has been in the same family for generations and currently boasts over 400 locally reared wool sheep of varying Hebridean cross-breeds. The sheared wool is dyed naturally with native flora such as bog myrtle, nettle and moss to produce yarns, knitting kits, and limited edition knitwear. Colonsay Gin Colonsay Gin began in 2016 when husband and wife duo Finlay and Eileen Geekie traded the busy life of Oxfordshire for a fresh start on Colonsay. Inspired by Celtic folklore and a love of true juniper gin, they launched Colonsay Gin. Today, their gin is a nod to the wild beauty of the island and the business contributes to the island's sustainability and future development - drawing in visitors for tours and tasting. Colonsay Black Bees Colonsay and Oronsay have a long history of traditional honey use and bee-keeping. The continued practice of native bee-keeping in small isolated pockets helps to protect and sustain the dwindling Black Bee population under threat from imported non-native honey bees, and the changing climate. The other result of the practice happens to be fragrant honey that contains all the notes of the diverse island flora providing pollen for the bees. Thank you for listening to the Caledonian MacBrayne podcast. To find out more about Scotland's west coast islands and all topics discussed on this episode, visit the CalMac website.

Ah, another international week. Glorious ;) Join Alan, Laura and James as they take the opportunity of an off week to dig a little deeper into the performances of Callum McGregor and Auston Trusty. After that, they turn their attention to the world of social media and the recent exodus from X over to BlueSky. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tune in to the latest Celtic Down Under podcast On this episode of The Pot Noodle, we discuss the following: * Review Celtic 3 Motherwell 0 * Answer Your Questions * Preview Celtic vs Dundee Midweek In The League * And More Please subscribe to our YouTube channel & our podcast via your favourite podcast app Buy our Merch - T-Shirts & Hoodies available at www.celticdownunder.com Hail Hail Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The guys get together to talk about Sundays game and its repercussions.They review Prematch and that great Tifo displayThey discuss that awkward first 10 minutes.They drill into that offside decision to ruin what was a beautiful goal.They look at the phenomenon that is Daizen Maeda. What a guy.They discuss the performance of Paulo Bernardo. They look at The contribution from everyone on the pitch and beyond.They salute the brilliance of Kyogo.They Herald our new arrivals and cheer for James Forrests 500th appearance.And They laugh and laugh and laugh at the problems over by!Stats all folks!

The guys get together to talk about Sundays game and its repercussions.They review Prematch and that great Tifo displayThey discuss that awkward first 10 minutes.They drill into that offside decision to ruin what was a beautiful goal.They look at the phenomenon that is Daizen Maeda. What a guy.They discuss the performance of Paulo Bernardo. They look at The contribution from everyone on the pitch and beyond.They salute the brilliance of Kyogo.They Herald our new arrivals and cheer for James Forrests 500th appearance.And They laugh and laugh and laugh at the problems over by!Stats all folks!

In this episode of Building Tomorrow, Mark MacCracken, the Vice President of CALMAC at Trane Technologies, joins host Ellen Honigstock and co-host Whitney Smith to discuss thermal energy storage. Thermal energy storage is a clean energy alternative that involves using ice for cooling and water for storing heat. Listen in to learn more about how this method of heating and cooling compares to fossil fuel systems and conventional electric resistance. HOSTS: Ellen Honigstock, Senior Director, Education, Urban Green Council Whitney Smith, Senior Climate & Sustainability Leader and Associate Principal, Arup GUEST: Mark MacCracken, Vice President and CALMAC Portfolio Leader, Trane Technologies

In this episode, we delve into key moments and decisions shaping Celtic FC's current landscape:Rodgers' SFA Hearing: Thursday's decision looms. Punishment on the horizon? Paulo Bernardo Buzz: Debunking permanent transfer rumours and sharing our take. International Impact: Highlights from Daizen's early return, Bernardo leading Portugal's U21s, and Vata's hat-trick for Ireland U21s. Transfer Tactics: Revisiting interest in Hugo Bueno for left-back strength. Injury Comebacks: Assessing risks of playing Reo and Calmac against Livi post-injury. Livi Match Preview: Lineup and score predictions amid Celtic's evolving dynamics. Green Brigade's Stand: Discussing the refusal to transform the Jock Stein stand for women's games. #celticfc

The Dollarinos Podcast is your personal invite to Karen McLaughlin and Hannah Logue's weekly catch-up, where two best friends laugh and overshare their way through their thirties. These two dolls have a lot to say so prepare yourself for unfiltered, funny chats and stories on the daily struggles and hilarities of married life, work, friendships, motherhood and womanhood. Follow us on Instagram and TikTok to keep up @thedollarinospodExpect some unexpected confessions too...This episode we hear about Karen's EXPENSIVE trip to Arran, Hannah's costa addiction and Josh's unfortunate ending to his xmas night out! We then dive into a blast from the past and talk all things MSN, our favourite memories and some we wish we could forget! Enjoy dollarinos! x Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Sharing our experience of a five ferries route on Calmac ferries in Scotland. Going from Ardrossan to Arran, then Tarbert, Portvadie, the Isle of Bute and finally back to Weymes Bay. We did this trip with a 2.5 year old and I share our tips for ferry travel, multi centre holidays and eating out as a family.

League defeats are like busses! Hot on the heels of our first Scottish Premiership defeat of the season at Rugby Park, Celtic followed up with an even worse display as they fell 2-0 to Hearts at Celtic Park. It's a game which featured just one of our summer signings (Luis Palma) but not the likes of Gustaf Lagerbielke and Mitchell Frame following the midweek win over Feyenoord. Fret not though, Kwon made the bench! With Tomoki Iwata missing out through injury David Turnbull won this week's midfield tombola, but all will be in the draw once again when next week's game with Livi comes around. Post match Captain Callum McGregor expressed his own concerns regarding the squad as he too called for suitable reinforcements to be drafted in during the January window. Whether we all get our wishes there or not is a different story. Join Tino, James & Paddy as they cover all of the above and much more in this latest episode of The Celtic Exchange Weekly. ALSO IN THIS EPISODE Rodgers Not Surprised Navigating December The Blame Game Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

NHS consultants in England are striking over a pay offer of 6%. We look at whether they are paid an average of £120,000 a year and examine how much their pay compared to inflation has fallen. Also we fact check some of the claims Rishi Sunak made in his net zero speech, ask whether Britain is really that bad at building infrastructure compared to other countries and investigate the real levels of cancellations at Scotland and the UK's largest ferry company, Calmac.

Tune in to the latest Celtic Down Under podcast On this episode of The Weekend Review we discuss the following topics: * Sevco are sh*te * Celtic's gluttony of chances * Lagerbielke debate * Kyogo and Calmac show their class * Zombie meltdowns * Holm cameo * Man of the Match Please subscribe to our YouTube channel & our podcast via your favourite podcast app Email admin@celticdownunder.com to order our flags Find us on Social Media Twitter - @CelticDown Threads - @celticdown Instagram - @celticdown Facebook - Like our page & join our group Website - https://podcast.sport-social.co.uk/podcast/celtic-down-under/ Hail Hail Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Now in his third season as Celtic Captain, Callum McGregor is facing the biggest challenge of his leadership as he and his team-mates navigate a tricky start to the campaign. The skipper has more than enough credit in the bank for what he's achieved at the club but by his own high standards he knows he's fallen short in recent weeks and will be driven to put that right as soon as possible. Elsewhere Sead Haksabanovic is in the huff due to a lack of gametime and opted to share his frustrations on social media. Time may already be up for the Montenegran international however and we wait to see if he's still a Celtic player by the weekend. Looking ahead we face a tough trip to Ibrox on Sunday, but could Brendan Rodgers have an option under his nose that he – any most others – won't yet have considered? ALSO IN THIS EPISODE Transfer Deadline Day Hopes Champions League Draw Awaits A Perfect Time To Rediscover Form LINKS FROM THIS WEEK'S SHOW Explore 'Celtic 3-2-1' | Our Free Weekly Newsletter Join Celtic Exchange Plus (Free Trial) HELP US TO GROW THE CELTIC EXCHANGE Don't Miss An Episode: Follow The Channel For Free on your podcast player of choice. Leave A Review: On Apple, Spotify or wherever you listen. Spread The Word: Share this episode with your Celtic network Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tune in to the latest Celtic Down Under podcast On this episode, we discuss the following: * New Contracts for Maeda & CalMac * Pre-Season Friendlies * Play Would You Rather * Answer Your Questions * And More Join the discussion in the comments section Please subscribe to our YouTube channel & our podcast via your favorite podcast app Email admin@celticdownunder.com to order our flags Find us on Social Media Twitter - @CelticDown Instagram - @celticdown Facebook - Search for Celtic Down Under & like our page & join our group Website - https://podcast.sport-social.co.uk/podcast/celtic-down-under/ Hail Hail Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Celtic skipper Callum McGregor has displayed his incredible commitment to the club by penning a new deal that will keep him at Celtic Park until the summer of 2028. Described by Brendan Rodgers as the “heartbeat” of the team and his “coach on the field” the 30 year old has played a huge part in Celtic's domestic dominance during his time at Celtic Park and following last season's treble success has now claimed 20 major honours. And he's showing no signs of letting up any time soon! Elsewhere team-mates Kyogo Furuhashi and Daizen Maeda showed their own intent to be part of the Rodgers Revolution by agreeing new 4-year deals of their own. Whilst we're all keen to see new arrivals over the summer it's great business by the club and lays the foundations for what's to follow in Rodgers' second spell as manager. Tino was joined by James & Paddy for this one as Celtic's pre-season preparation continues. ALSO IN THIS EPISODE More Big Earners Set To Join McGregor? A Classy Farewell Message From Jota Celtic Forced to Re-Jig Pre-Season Plans LINKS FROM THIS WEEK'S SHOW Join Our Free Weekly Newsletter ‘Celtic 3-2-1' HELP US TO GROW THE CELTIC EXCHANGE To make sure you don't miss an episode by Following The Channel For Free on your podcast player of choice. Take 30 seconds to Leave Us a Five Star Review on Apple, Spotify or wherever you listen. Share this episode with at least one Celtic supporting friend. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The latest episode of the Celtic Down Under podcast is now available On this podcast we take a look back at the weekend's action with Sean Tommy Paul & Anthony of Celtic Down Under * Celtic 1 Motherwell 1  * CalMac's 4th goal of the season  * Motherwell's anti-football  * Motherwell expected to have several players out for the calendar year after being brutalised  * Lead extended to 13 points - potential to win the league on Coronation Weekend * And More Please subscribe for our YouTube channel using the following link https://youtube.com/channel/UCddNEzx6XaVQHCLYRYxLvZA We appreciate your support as always. Please subscribe to the Celtic Down Under Podcast via your podcast app Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The latest episode of the Celtic Down Under podcast is now available.This podcast was recorded on Sunday 18/12/22 as part of the ACSOM Charity WeekenderOn this podcast Jarrod Shane & Liam discuss the following topics:* Celtic 1 Aberdeen 0* CalMac's Return* The Upcoming Transfer Window* And MorePlease subscribe for our YouTube channel using the following linkhttps://youtube.com/channel/UCddNEzx6XaVQHCLYRYxLvZAWe appreciate your support as always. Please subscribe to the Celtic Down Under Podcast via your podcast app

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Ahead of Parliamentary recess, the team discuss the row over ferry contracts and Covid. In a bumper week at Holyrood, the debate over the delayed CalMac ferries continues, and the First Minister Nicola Sturgeon pushes back the lifting of face covering restrictions by two weeks in light of rising Covid-19 cases. In Westminster, Partygate is back in the spotlight after the first fines for Downing Street parties are issued by the Met Police. What does this all mean as the cost of living crisis grows and we head into the local elections, and will these pressures on the Scottish and UK Governments be reflected in the polling booths?

Eamonn and Shona are joined by broadcaster and commentator, Afua Hagan. This week - the CalMac ferries contract dispute, Will Smith's divisive Oscars slap, Will and Kate's controversial Caribbean tour and a listener question about compassionate news broadcasting. At the end of the episode, Eamonn, Shona and Afua share their personal media recommendations. To listen to the full hour-long episode, and for a full list of recommendations, join the Talk Media Club (99p per week + VAT): patreon.com/talkmedia After I've joined the club, how do I listen? Download the Patreon app (iOS/Android) and login with your account details. For more information about Talk Media, go to: www.thebiglight.com/talkmedia

The row over the much delayed, and much over budget CalMac ferries has been going on across the Scottish media all week. Lots of claims and counter claims of political spin and bias being thrown around. But Lesley asks if there's a far more fundamental set of problems at the root of the issue which are not being addressed.The UK government has come out ,apparently, swinging on the sacking of 800 P and O seafarers promising strong action of plugging loopholes in employment legislation and calling for P and O's Chief Executive to resign. However, is this just a load of soundbite and fury signifying nothing?The shine seems to have gone off, the heir apparent to No 10,Rishi Sunak. Clunky photo opps and tetchy media appearances have taken the headlines while some outlets seem to have bought into the Tory narrative of tax cuts to support hard pressed low paid workers. We examine  the reality of the Spring Budget Statement. We also discuss whether Sunak's fall from from grace is good news for Boris Johnson .The Oscars hit, literally, the front pages with Will Smith's assault on Chris Rock but Lesley's petition on plots of Scottish land being "gifted" in Oscar goody bags got over 8000 signatures in under 2 days. Lash Fary , the founder of Distinctive Assets, the company that provides Academy Award hopefuls with presents before the ceremony, defended the inclusion of a Highland Titles gift as “light-hearted fun”. We reckon there's a lot more to it than that.★ Support this podcast ★

The guys get together to discuss the amazing events, day by day since the last podcast only a week or so ago...they look at:Last Saturday...That Ross County Goal...vs Bitton sent off then That Dundee United ending!... 10 men won the league type shudders!Cue the nerves starting!After a rest on Sunday, its Manic Monday where they look at the Transfer Window - Aaron Ramsey shock signing....how to win the headlines by DUP PR!Moving onto TUESDAY...Who thought we would care about a Japan vs Saudi Arabia GameCalmac in training rumours...the Phantim of the Opera as he was dubbed on media...did we feel it was always on the cardsThen its WEDNESDAYWaking up excited(!)on Day of the Match - Ange has brought the Tension back!The atmosphere in the ground - crowd, noise, visualsTora Tora Tora....game over in 44 minutes...WTF!What an effort...stars one and all... highlights, player stand outs, wee memory momentsAll hail Captain Fantastic!Calm heads 2nd half preparing for facing MotherwellConclude with a thought that Now we have to DEFEND A LEADWe have all been on Cloud 9 ever since...now its defend a lead time....Will it be the Return of Rogic at Fir Park?We just need to keep it going...avoiding adrenalin crash/no stumbling on molehills after climbing the mountainHere we go!Ange is the Way!

The guys get together to discuss the amazing events, day by day since the last podcast only a week or so ago...they look at:Last Saturday...That Ross County Goal...vs Bitton sent off then That Dundee United ending!... 10 men won the league type shudders!Cue the nerves starting!After a rest on Sunday, its Manic Monday where they look at the Transfer Window - Aaron Ramsey shock signing....how to win the headlines by DUP PR!Moving onto TUESDAY...Who thought we would care about a Japan vs Saudi Arabia GameCalmac in training rumours...the Phantim of the Opera as he was dubbed on media...did we feel it was always on the cardsThen its WEDNESDAYWaking up excited(!)on Day of the Match - Ange has brought the Tension back!The atmosphere in the ground - crowd, noise, visualsTora Tora Tora....game over in 44 minutes...WTF!What an effort...stars one and all... highlights, player stand outs, wee memory momentsAll hail Captain Fantastic!Calm heads 2nd half preparing for facing MotherwellConclude with a thought that Now we have to DEFEND A LEADWe have all been on Cloud 9 ever since...now its defend a lead time....Will it be the Return of Rogic at Fir Park?We just need to keep it going...avoiding adrenalin crash/no stumbling on molehills after climbing the mountainHere we go!Ange is the Way!

Desi, Ralph and Hector get together to celebrate the brilliant feeling of winning again!We salute Ange, Calmac, Dom Mackay and aof course the wonder that is Kyogo.We look back at the Ralston header at Ross Cunty and the Cup Final as well as looking forward to the next mad 2 weeks of football, Covid permitting!, and the January window signing.There's also a wee 10 minute Xmas cracker at the end with famous Celts and Celtic fans to help bring some Xmas cheer and say thanks to everyone for listening through the last year or so!

Desi, Ralph and Hector get together to celebrate the brilliant feeling of winning again!We salute Ange, Calmac, Dom Mackay and aof course the wonder that is Kyogo.We look back at the Ralston header at Ross Cunty and the Cup Final as well as looking forward to the next mad 2 weeks of football, Covid permitting!, and the January window signing.There's also a wee 10 minute Xmas cracker at the end with famous Celts and Celtic fans to help bring some Xmas cheer and say thanks to everyone for listening through the last year or so!

Skye, Mull, Islay, Arran und Harris/Lewis - nur ein paar der Inseln vor der Westküste Schottlands ... und Ziele der Fährverbindungen von CalMac. Wir sprechen mit Andrew Macnair (Head of Marketing / CalMac Ferries).

The something for the Weekend Team have decided to take a wee break over the summer to enjoy the rain/midges/sun/downpours please delete as appropriate – It not that there is nothing to podcast about far from it – but it's a busy time with people off on holiday and its difficult to get the whole gang together even from their remote locations to record the weekly show. That's not to say they havn't been busy and recorded a few things in advance – This week's podcast takes you on a Calmac ferry then a Basking Shark Scotland rib boat as Kathie and fellow open water swimmers Jeanette Sheldrick and Catriona Petit chat with Lorna Evans, one of the founders of a new charity called Seaful whose mission is to encourage more people to get out on the ocean, fall in love with it and keep it safe. Also on the journey was Seaful's other founder Cal Major, a world-record stand-up paddleboarder currently working her way around the wild Scottish coast while her partner James Appleton captures it all on camera for a documentary.

Dans ce premier épisode "Sur Les Chemins d'Ecosse", Sophie vous emmène en road trip à l'ouest de l'Ecosse à la découverte de l'île d'Arran et d'Islay. Sur Arran, nous découvrirons un cercle de pierres inondé et ferons une rencontre aux accents américains. Sur Islay, il sera question de whisky. Voici les informations pratiques sur les lieux et articles cités dans cet épisode : B&B 5 étoiles sur Arran de Rob & Nanette : https://www.cruickshanksarran.co.uk/ The Fiddler's Music bar (appelé maintenant le crofter) sur Arran : https://croftersarran.com/ The Peatzeria à Bowmore sur Islay : https://peatzeria.com/ Pass de ferry Calmac : https://www.calmac.co.uk/hopscotch-16-arran-kintyre-islay Pour en savoir plus sur notre voyage, découvrez l'article de blog qui lui est dédié : Road trip en Ecosse pendant l'hiver sur Arran, le Kintyre et Islay --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/oohmyworld/message

What happens when you embark on a big solo hike - and then you panic? This episode of Wild for Scotland sees us embarking on a big adventure on the Isle of Barra."Out of Nowhere" is a story about my first day on the Hebridean Way - 155-mile long-distance trail across the Outer Hebrides. I take you with me on the ferry to Castlebay, my journey to the start of the hike and up into the hills of Barra. And as you can imagine - not everything went entirely to plan...After the story, I share my top 5 tips with you to get the most out of your time on Barra when you visit.Are you ready? Great - let's travel to Scotland!References & helpful links:Find the ferry from Oban to Barra: Calmac route from Oban to CastlebayOr take a flight with Loganair.Visit Kisimul Castle in Castlebay.Read my guide for hiking the Hebridean Way and plan your own trip.Stay at Barra Beach Hotel.Go sea kayaking or try another activity with Clearwater Paddling.Become a patron and support Wild for Scotland.Join my Scotland Facebook group to find like-minded Scotland lovers.Transcript available from wildforscotland.comCredit:Written, hosted and produced by Kathi Kamleitner. Additional support by Fran Turauskis. Cover Art illustrated by Lizzie Vaughan-Knight. Musik by Bruce Wallace. Additional sound effects from Zapsplat, Pond5 and SoundBoard.  Support my show on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

What happens when you embark on a big solo hike - and then you panic? This episode of Wild for Scotland sees us embarking on a big adventure on the Isle of Barra."Out of Nowhere" is a story about my first day on the Hebridean Way - 155-mile long-distance trail across the Outer Hebrides. I take you with me on the ferry to Castlebay, my journey to the start of the hike and up into the hills of Barra. And as you can imagine - not everything went entirely to plan...After the story, I share my top 5 tips with you to get the most out of your time on Barra when you visit.Are you ready? Great - let's travel to Scotland!References & helpful links:Find the ferry from Oban to Barra: Calmac route from Oban to CastlebayOr take a flight with Loganair.Visit Kisimul Castle in Castlebay.Read my guide for hiking the Hebridean Way and plan your own trip.Stay at Barra Beach Hotel.Go sea kayaking or try another activity with Clearwater Paddling.Transcript available from wildforscotland.com (from 16 March 2021)Credit:Written, hosted and produced by Kathi Kamleitner. Additional support by Fran Turauskis. Cover Art illustrated by Lizzie Vaughan-Knight. Musik by Bruce Wallace. Additional sound effects from Zapsplat, Pond5 and SoundBoard.  Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hector, Desi, ramph and Monty get together to discuss out with the old in with the newNew Kit launchedNew Keeper boughtNew Season started - New Celtic Passport to Paradise launched - New PPV too?and other notable mentionsNew Kit Launch Celtic Da dilemmas at the Midnight sales at the Superstore The Argyle Street store now open post overhaul A few concerns about the sizing...have Celtic fans shrunk during COVID Anyone been into Sports Direct to see if its there?..is anything there?New Keeper bought Welcome to Vasillis Barkas 26 yrs old, 100+ games for AEK, cost around 4-5m , 10 caps Greece So...are we 'charoúmenos' aka happy at this signing?New Season started - Surreal flag day? 5 subs.. nbr of new accounts treaming - schools results - Hamilton win...Eddy hat trick..fullbacks linking up to score, Klimala goal - Calmac masterclass - Broony stats a concern at all? - Killie this week...concerns?Other newsStephen Fletcher - 1 year deal?.33 yrs old...13 goals in 30 games last year?also linked with West Ham striker Albian Ajeti, Peterborough forward Ivan ToneyWhats the best option?"5 or 6 attempts to sign" Aaron Hickey and Celtic winger Barry Hepburn away to Bayern?..chance missed?Caley sign Defender Robbie Deas on 3 yr deal..best of luckBayo to St Mirren before weekend?...help our competitors competitor time?2 Aberdeen players tested positive..6 in isolation...looks bleak...could season get called early?Brendan missing out on CL...shame or good?Kieran Tierney FA cup win..hooray!55 Staff redundant at Arsenal...what price a Clubs soul?

Hector, Desi, ramph and Monty get together to discuss out with the old in with the new New Kit launched New Keeper bought New Season started - New Celtic Passport to Paradise launched - New PPV too? and other notable mentions New Kit Launch Celtic Da dilemmas at the Midnight sales at the Superstore The Argyle Street store now open post overhaul A few concerns about the sizing...have Celtic fans shrunk during COVID Anyone been into Sports Direct to see if its there?..is anything there? New Keeper bought Welcome to Vasillis Barkas 26 yrs old, 100+ games for AEK, cost around 4-5m , 10 caps Greece So...are we 'charoúmenos' aka happy at this signing? New Season started - Surreal flag day? 5 subs.. nbr of new accounts treaming - schools results - Hamilton win...Eddy hat trick..fullbacks linking up to score, Klimala goal - Calmac masterclass - Broony stats a concern at all? - Killie this week...concerns? Other news Stephen Fletcher - 1 year deal?.33 yrs old...13 goals in 30 games last year? also linked with West Ham striker Albian Ajeti, Peterborough forward Ivan Toney Whats the best option? "5 or 6 attempts to sign" Aaron Hickey and Celtic winger Barry Hepburn away to Bayern?..chance missed? Caley sign Defender Robbie Deas on 3 yr deal..best of luck Bayo to St Mirren before weekend?...help our competitors competitor time? 2 Aberdeen players tested positive..6 in isolation...looks bleak...could season get called early? Brendan missing out on CL...shame or good? Kieran Tierney FA cup win..hooray! 55 Staff redundant at Arsenal...what price a Clubs soul?

Today's guest pulled out all the stops! Greg Glass is the Master Distiller of Jura, a beloved brand from the Whyte & Mackay portfolio, and not only did he bring a TWENTY-ONE year old whisky, he holds the distinction of being the first and only guest to bring an edible bubble machine. (Be sure to check out our YouTube channel to see Pedro try to catch the bubbles in his mouth.)--What we drank:Jura New Make (11:05)Jura 10 (19:06)Jura Seven Wood (24:48)Jura 18 (33:03)Jura 21 (41:41)--Follow us:spiritguidesocietypodcast.comfacebook.com/spiritguidesoctwitter.com/spiritguidesocinstagram.com/spiritguidesocyoutube.com/c/SpiritGuideSociety/?sub_confirmation=1--About Jura: From WikipediaThe distillery was founded by the Laird of Jura, Archibald Campbell in 1810. The distillery fell into disrepair but was restored in 1884. Around 1900 it was again in disuse and dismantled. In the 1950s two local estate owners Robin Fletcher and Tony Riley-Smith keen to revive the local economy had the distillery rebuilt and expanded by the architects Lothian, Barclay, Jarvis & Boys with input from whisky and distillery expert William Delmé-Evans. The work was completed in 1963, and included the installation of taller stills, allowing the distillery to create a mix of malts.The island of Jura is seven miles (11 km) wide and thirty miles (48 km) long and it has only one road, one pub and one distillery. There are seven estates on Jura: Ardfin, Inver, Jura Forest, Ruantallain, Tarbert, Ardlussa, and Barnhill. Less than 200 people live on the island (while it has a red deer population of around 5000). The inhabitants of Jura are known as Diurachs, which is their Gaelic name."Extremely unget-at-able" was how George Orwell described the location of the Isle of Jura in 1946, and it was here in 1948 he completed his novel Nineteen-Eighty-four : the island remains difficult to reach today. Most travellers to Jura go by CalMac car ferry from Kennacraig on the Kintyre Peninsula to Islay, and then cross to Jura from Port Askaig on Islay by the MV Eilean Dhiura, a small vehicle ferry which is run by ASP Ships on behalf of Argyll and Bute Council. Islay can also be reached by air: Islay Airport is served by daily flights from Glasgow. From March to October there is also a passenger ferry from Tayvallich on the west coast of Scotland.--Music by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

The happy campers get together to ruminate on Sundays League Cup Final victory over Stevie G's devastated warriors ( diddums). The Etims crew consider questions such as Did we just out Wattenacio a team called Rangers? Did you worry when you heard the Line-Up and/or saw the weather? Do you think Rangers played so well we looked bad or were we actually shite? Just what were our tactics yesterday? Does Anybody know? Have we ever seen Broony and Calmac be so out of a game? Is James Forrest needing a rest, competition, both? What about Forster though, eh?...just when the hell will he learn how to punt a ball to a man? Forster vs Morelos – a more exciting match up than Anthony Joshua and My Blobby Ruiz? That Penalty…who held their breaths the longest? Frimpong…Oh my days - like a big beaming smiley breath of fresh air in the fog left by Tierney exit! Have we ever seen anyone so happy to score for Celtic as Jullien? Seems to really get it! What a difference Eddy made!..Made free kick and set up Mikey Johnston! Goldson “Oh fuck” Do we need to worry about Griffiths? Should we go for Sam Cosgrove in January? Who else could be on radar? Atop League, L-Cup winners, Top of EL Group…Happy Campers CSC.. or now time to really step on? Dec 29th…Greg Taylor and Bolingoli back fit and available. EL Hamed maybe back too..Hun despair at missing big chance when we were down. 2 hammer blows down..1 to go or can they bouncy bounce back?

The happy campers get together to ruminate on Sundays League Cup Final victory over Stevie G's devastated warriors ( diddums).The Etims crew consider questions such asDid we just out Wattenacio a team called Rangers?Did you worry when you heard the Line-Up and/or saw the weather?Do you think Rangers played so well we looked bad or were we actually shite?Just what were our tactics yesterday? Does Anybody know?Have we ever seen Broony and Calmac be so out of a game?Is James Forrest needing a rest, competition, both?What about Forster though, eh?...just when the hell will he learn how to punt a ball to a man?Forster vs Morelos – a more exciting match up than Anthony Joshua and My Blobby Ruiz?That Penalty…who held their breaths the longest?Frimpong…Oh my days - like a big beaming smiley breath of fresh air in the fog left by Tierney exit!Have we ever seen anyone so happy to score for Celtic as Jullien? Seems to really get it!What a difference Eddy made!..Made free kick and set up Mikey Johnston! Goldson “Oh fuck”Do we need to worry about Griffiths?Should we go for Sam Cosgrove in January? Who else could be on radar?Atop League, L-Cup winners, Top of EL Group…Happy Campers CSC.. or now time to really step on?Dec 29th…Greg Taylor and Bolingoli back fit and available. EL Hamed maybe back too..Hun despair at missing big chance when we were down. 2 hammer blows down..1 to go or can they bouncy bounce back?

Mickey & J.P discuss the tremendous win over Lazio, Motherwell, Lenny, Broony, Calmac, some @triviatim quiz for J.P, transfer rumour and John Kennedy link with Hibs, and Fantasy 5's this week is '1 season wonders'. A tremendous song selection from J.P at the end also ;) We also talk about a special little bhoy on twitter @roryswishtowalk and how we are trying to raise funds towards his new set of wheels. Please donate if you can by following Rorys page and our bonus ball raffle to win some very special @hoidy pin badges.

Mickey & J.P discuss the tremendous win over Lazio, Motherwell, Lenny, Broony, Calmac, some @triviatim quiz for J.P, transfer rumour and John Kennedy link with Hibs, and Fantasy 5's this week is '1 season wonders'. A tremendous song selection from J.P at the end also ;) We also talk about a special little bhoy on twitter @roryswishtowalk and how we are trying to raise funds towards his new set of wheels. Please donate if you can by following Rorys page and our bonus ball raffle to win some very special @hoidy pin badges.

Griff is back, Gutman to stay? Julien and Connell in, Tierney and Calmac bids and is Socceroo Rhyan Grant Celtic quality at Right back?

Griff is back, Gutman to stay? Julien and Connell in, Tierney and Calmac bids and is Socceroo Rhyan Grant Celtic quality at Right back?

Hector, Ralph and Desi get together to discuss topics includingTransfer Window...hello to new guys Weah, Burke and Jeremy etcHow much does Hector love Calmac?Valencia next week and beyond.The SFA standard commitee..or lack off.How to use the Light show to solve the poor Referee standards in Scotlandand just when was Hugh Dallas on Family Fortunes?

Welcome to another episode of HVAC 360.  In this episode we dip into our content archive for some evergreen content and talk with Paul Valenta about Ice Storage Systems from Calmac.  You'll learn what ice storage is, how it is used, and what it looks like.  This recording is from the floor of the AHR Expo in 2015 but as I said everything we talk about still applies. Enjoy. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Caledonian MacBrayne’s Man From Iran To Arran It’s fair to say that Caledonian MacBrayne, or Calmac as it’s commonly referred to is a huge part of island life. The ferries that dock in Arran from the mainland of Scotland not only bring visitors which has a huge positive economic impact, but also crucial supplies that The post Episode 7 – A Life At Sea – Calmac Skipper Jay Shibel appeared first on Stories From A Scottish Island.

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Mark MacCracken, CEO of CALMAC, talks about the benefits of ice storage in commercial settings. Posted on Feb. 6.

California's plan calling for a massive amount of energy storage poses challenges for utilities that would be required to implement it. Mark MacCracken, CEO of Calmac, a manufacturer of thermal energy storage systems, discusses the technology options available to utilities in this podcast interview with Lisa Cohn of EnergyEfficiencyMarkets.com. "There will be a big learning curve," he says. "We'll see some test projects." Utilities will experience multiple benefits with energy storage under the plan. For example, they could use one energy storage device to help them address power quality and arbitrage.