Podcast appearances and mentions of chris cramer

The legendary Karl Strauss Brewing Company joins us in the Brewing Network studio on this episode of The Session! Listen in as founder & CEO Chris Cramer and Brewmaster Paul Segura talk about the humble beginnings of San Diego's first micro brewery and how they've stood the test of time to remain one of the best craft breweries around. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Chris Cramer shares his knowledge and experience on how to build your business to last so you dominate and do not compete.Mortgage Connects, an MGIC PodcastInsights and tips from top mortgage industry pros!Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify

BVN and the future of Television: Lodewijk Bouwens (in photo) explains that Wereldomroep TV will get a permanent status as from January 1st 1998. Mike Bird reports on large geomagnetic storm, the 4th largest since records began. Radio New Zealand has been reporting some very bad weather in the Pacific, especially in the Cook Islands. Tahiti seems to have gone off the air, 15167 kHz is silent. BBC has stopped recordings of its news bulletins in New Zealand. Media Network visits NEWSWORLD for newsmakers. There was clearly a crisis of confidence amongst professionals. 24hr news channels not thought to be viable. The late Allister Sparks was quite outspoken, saying it was a first world broadcaster conference. . Chris Cramer from CNN claimed only CNN and BBC were serious about international news.  Coping with sudden spikes in demand when news breaks is a challenge. 400-500 people can watch at the same time with online video. RTE has hired shortwave time to broadcast commentary on the World Cup. Julian Isherwood has a programme online from Copenhagen.

We often discuss many aspects of San Diego beer history on TIBS!, but to hear it directly from integral members of the industry and those documenting it live was truly a special occasion! August 14th, at Latchkey Brewing, located in the original Mission Brewery Plaza, that was built in 1913, we were honored to host 50+ people for a night of learning and fun!We began The Show with Matt West, Co-founder of Latchkey Brewing, to discuss what attracted them to the location and some of the difficulties improving a historical structure.Then we take a deep dive into the history of San Diego beer, starting in the 1800s and working our way up to some current trends. We have amassed a super star panel for your listening pleasure; Judith Downie, Curator of the Brewchive™ at Cal State San Marcos, Bruce Glassman, Long-time editor, writer, and publisher who has been covering the San Diego beer scene for nearly a decade and is a team partner working on creating the Museum of Beer , Sheldon Kaplan, beer author and producer of Suds County, Gina Marsaglia - Co-Founder of Pizza Port, and Chris Cramer, CEO & Co-founder of Karl Strauss.With roughly 100 years of cumulative San Diego beer knowledge, the panel offers you may insights to the what lead to and is currently driving the gigantic success of the SD beer industry. Get comfortable, grab a Red Trolley or a Swami's IPA to honor our panel, and hit the play button! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This Sunday we had a great show! We spoke with Greg from Cowboy Moving. Also had the pleasure of having Debbie and Chris Cramer owners of Remarc Homes who share their contracting experience and what they enjoy about their company.

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It sounds like something out of a spy novel: an ex-spy is poisoned on a park bench, or a dictator's brother is sprayed in the face with a chemical weapon and dies. But these are real life events, and they are the result of chemical weapons. What are these chemicals, how do the work, and what on Earth do people do about them? We're talking with chemist Chris Cramer about his expertise, getting rid of chemical weapons. Related links: Nerge agent attack on spy used 'Novichok' poison, on c&en Novichok poisoning breakthrough as original container found, on Chemistry World Decontamination...

Chris Cramer returns to the show while Chris Schram (Mr. Nipples) makes his debut! We recap WrestleMania, talk the new Fortnite ripoff, Ni No Kuni 2, Spyro Reignited, and more! 2.00 Error Machine welcomes a newcomer 4.15 Chris played Aliens Infestation 8.00 Chris also played State of Decay 10.00 Dustin played Superhot 13.10 Dustin returned to Stardew Valley...again 16.21 Luke played more Super Mario Odyssey 17.30 Schram played Mirror's Edge 20.30 Schram also played Ni No Kuni 2 24.15 The triumphant return of Error Machine Describes 32.00 Oh hey, a new Battle Royale game. 36.15 Spyro Reignited announced 40.00 Streamer losing fans by streaming with Jake Paul 43.45 Other fighting games that need movies 49.30 WrestleMania 34 recap 1.11.50 Outro/Plugs Get These Nips Half Sim. Half Baseball. Half RPG. A Typical Baseball Dungeon.

Prof. Bill Lazonick. We can define economic development as sustained productivity growth that is equitably shared among the population on a stable basis. Underpinning economic development are innovation processes that, by generating higher quality products at lower unit costs, can raise standards of living. In general, investment in these innovation processes is carried out by business enterprises that must compete for markets to survive. The foundation of a theory of economic development is, therefore, a theory of innovative enterprise. In this lecture, I will lay out the key concepts – strategic control, organizational integration, and financial commitment – in the theory of innovative enterprise to provide a framework for analyzing the social conditions that enable innovation to occur. Then I will discuss the implications of the theory of innovative enterprise for understanding productivity growth, income distribution, and employment stability in a national economy as a whole. Finally, drawing on the history of economic development over the past century, I will highlight changes over time and across nations in the characteristics of innovative enterprise and, relatedly, national paths to equitable and stable economic growth. William Lazonick is professor of economics and director of the Center for Industrial Competitiveness at University of Massachusetts Lowell. He is co-founder and president of The Academic-Industry Research Network. He is the author or editor of 13 books, including Sustainable Prosperity in the New Economy? Business Organization and High-Tech Employment in the United States (2009) winner of the 2010 International Joseph A. Schumpeter Prize. His article, "Innovative Business Models and Varieties of Capitalism," received the Henrietta Larson Award from Harvard Business School for best article in Business History Review in 2010. His Harvard Business Review article “Profits Without Prosperity: Stock Buybacks Manipulate the Market and Leave Most Americans Worse Off” received the HBR McKinsey Award for outstanding article in Harvard Business Review in 2014. Lazonick is currently completing a book, The Theory of Innovative Enterprise, to be published by Oxford University Press. The Public debate will be chaired by Antonio Andreoni and animated by IDP members and fellows including Mushtaq Khan, Chris Cramer, Ben Fine, Machiko Nissanke, Carlos Oya, Massoud Karshenas, Christine Oughton, Robert Wade (LSE), Akbar Noman (Columbia University, IPD) Mike Best (Mass Lowell), Moazam Mahmood (International Labour Organisation) and representatives from BNDES, London Office Speaker(s): Bill Lazonick (University of Massachusetts Lowell), Antonio Andreoni (SOAS) Event Date: 30 June 2015 Released by: SOAS Economics Podcast

With Dustin and Heather’s absence, Luke and Chris cope the only way they know how: With Video Games! Luke also talks about how his wife almost got robbed, Chris busts out his ol’ NES collection so the boys can reminisce about the good, the bad, and the ugly of the library’s box art, and Jessica Rabbit is hot Don't forget, there's still time to donate to us for our Extra Life Charity gaming marathon. http://www.extra-life.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=donorDrive.participant&participantID=92599 Twitter: @TheDustinThomas @HeathaSonYo @BygJuce @FakeChrisCramer

What a wonderful day for a podcast. The whole crew is here and they're bringing you all the excitement. They discuss things like the Monday Night War series on the WWE Network, Luke watches a bad movie based on a good book, and Chris' nose exploded and killed a guy. Not really, maybe. We also speak a little bit about the new 3DS XL bundles and our first impressions of the Super Smash Bros. 3DS demo. Games of the Week Dustin - Professor Layton vs Phoenix Wright Heather - Alice vs. Wonderland Luke - Splatterhouse Chris - DuckTales Remastered & Super Mario RPG Then after the break, we discuss the different variations of consoles in our topic discussion. Things like the top-loading NES, the different designs of the PS2, and the ridiculous amounts of Nintendo handhelds. If you'd like to donate to our Extra Life charity, you can do so here: http://www.extra-life.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=donorDrive.participant&participantID=92599 Don't forget to rate and subscribe on iTunes. Twitters @TheDustinThomas @HeathaSonYo @BygJuce @FakeChrisCramer

Heather Thomas guest stars again this week as they begin a three week series about the cherished childhood television network, Nickelodeon. This week the guys (and gal) discuss Nickelodeon Game Shows. You know, Double Dare, GUTS, Figure It Out, Legends of the Hidden Temple, as well as discussing some of the weird prizes that would be given away on the shows.

For the second week in a row, Chris is unable to join the gang (who does he think he is? An expecting father?). So it's up to Luke and Dustin to bring you your weekly allotted allowance of awesome gaming discussion. The Game of the Week for both men is Shovel Knight, and they discuss it at great length, needless to say, they both adore it. And since Shovel Knight is a downloadable title, this week's topic discussion is a top 5 list from both men on their favorite downloadable titles. They also cover new releases, the Summer Games Done Quick event, how stupid the new EA-themed PS4 looks, John Cena being on the cover of WWE 2K15, summer camps, minor league baseball, and Jamaica. They also throw in a little bit of 80s action movie quotes.

With the recent announcement of The Last of Us movie, the guys discuss other game-to-movie adaptations. They tackle such cinema classics as Double Dragon, Super Mario Bros., Doom, Street Fighter, Mortal Kombat, and many others. Games discussed this week include Mega Man 2, Walking Dead: A House Divided, and Gears of War Judgment