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The Kayak Adventure Series head to Florida to kickoff the 2025 season with "Ocalapalooza!" Ocala couldn't be more well suited for outdoor enthusiasts, especially bass anglers. The top two anglers, Darrell Harrelson and Christopher Bailey, join KBN Live to break down the event.
Day five of track and field at the Paris Olympics may have been the most electric day yet! We saw an epic finish in the men's 1500m with Cole Hocker taking the victory and Jakob Ingebrigtsen falling short of the podium. Meanwhile, Gabby Thomas won her first-ever Olympic title in the 200m. In tonight's edition of Torch talk, we break down all of today's excitement, including… – Cole Hocker delivered an outstanding performance, winning gold with an Olympic record of 3:27.65. Josh Kerr took silver with 3:27.79, and Yared Nuguse won bronze with 3:27.80. – Gabby Thomas clinched gold in a time of 21.83. She improved upon her bronze medal from the 2021 Tokyo Olympics to secure the win. Julien Alfred, the 100m gold medalist, finished strongly for silver in 22.08, while Brittney Brown took bronze in 22.20. – Windred Mutile Yavi set an Olympic record with a gold-winning time of 8:52.76. Peruth Chemutai captured silver with 8:53.34, and Faith Cherotich earned bronze with 8:55.15. – In the men's long jump, Greece's Miltiadis Tentoglou won gold with an 8.48-meter jump. Wayne Pinnock secured silver with 8.36 meters, and Mattia Furlani took bronze with 8.34 meters. – In the women's hammer throw, Canada's Camryn Rogers won gold with a throw of 76.97m. Annette Echikunwoke from the USA earned silver with 75.48m, while Zhao Jie claimed bronze with a throw of 74.27m. – In the men's 400m, USA successfully advanced all three athletes – Quincy Hall, Michael Norman, and Christopher Bailey —to the final. _________ HOSTS: Chris Chavez | @chris_j_chavez on Instagram Mac Fleet | @macfleet on Instagram Mitch Dyer | @metchosketch on Instagram Eric Jenkins | @_ericjenkins on Instagram Aisha Praught Leer | @aishapraughtleer on Instagram Katelyn Hutchison | @_kxnaomi on Instagram ------ We're excited to have a full CITIUS MAG team on the ground in Paris providing daily live shows before and after the action, including interviews with competing athletes, our TORCH TALK recap show, and the return of GOOD MORNING TRACK AND FIELD. Make sure you're subscribed to the CITIUS MAG YouTube channel for live shows, and subscribe (and share with your friends!) to the CITIUS MAG newsletter for daily newsletters in your inbox after every day of track and field competition. _________ SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS:
The Jim Bakker Show welcomes Dr. Christopher Bailey back to the show for Day 2! Dr. Bailey is a physician with Optivida, and has been a chiropractic doctor, and a strength and condition expert for over 30 years. The panel discusses the health benefits of New Complete Essentials from Optivida Health, Basic Essentials and Vitamin D. Hear why a holistic approach to health is the best, how movement drives the brain, why most Vitamin D products do not work, and the dangers of processed foods. To learn more about Optivida Health products, see the Optivida Health affiliate page at www.jimbakkershow.com.
PREVIEW: #KING CHARLES: PRINCE WILLIAM: Conversation with colleague Gregory Copley re: the passing of the baton of the Colonelship of the Army Air Corps from the King to Prince William. Also, happy news about the King returning to scrupulous duty. 1912 The Royal Family, King, Queen, Heir at the University of Westminster The University of Westminster is a public research university located in London, United Kingdom. It was founded in 1838 as the Royal Polytechnic Institution, making it one of the oldest higher education institutions in the UK. The university has a rich history and has undergone several name changes before being granted university status in 1992. Key points about the University of Westminster: 1. Campuses: The university has four main campuses across London: Cavendish, Marylebone, Regent, and Harrow. 2. Academic structure: The university is organized into three colleges and twelve schools, offering a wide range of undergraduate, postgraduate, and professional courses. 3. Research: The University of Westminster is known for its research in various fields, including art and design, media and communication, politics, and life sciences. 4. Notable alumni: The university has produced many notable alumni, including musicians, actors, journalists, and politicians, such as Vivienne Westwood, Christopher Bailey, Asif Kapadia, and Noel Gallagher. 5. International students: The university has a diverse student body, with a significant number of international students from over 150 countries. 6. Facilities: The University of Westminster offers a range of facilities, including libraries, sports facilities, and student accommodation. 7. Rankings: The university is ranked in the top 1000 universities globally by the QS World University Rankings and the Times Higher Education World University Rankings. The University of Westminster is known for its focus on practical and interdisciplinary education, preparing graduates for successful careers in various industries. The university's central London location also provides students with numerous opportunities for internships, networking, and cultural experiences.
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The Jim Bakker Show welcomes Dr. Christopher Bailey back to the show for Day 2! Dr. Bailey is a physician with Optivida, and has been a chiropractic doctor, and a strength and condition expert for over 30 years. The panel discusses the health benefits of New Complete Essentials from Optivida Health, Basic Essentials and Vitamin D. Hear why a holistic approach to health is the best, how movement drives the brain, why most Vitamin D products do not work, and the dangers of processed foods. To learn more about Optivida Health products, see the Optivida Health affiliate page at www.jimbakkershow.com.
The Jim Bakker Show welcomes Dr. Christopher Bailey! Dr. Bailey is a physician with Optivida, and has been a chiropractic doctor, and a strength and condition expert for over 30 years. The panel introduces the New Complete Essentials from Optivida Health with a delicious new flavor and revisits the SUGR-2-FIBR glucose control supplements. The panel discusses alarming headlines such as “Obesity Now Greater Risk to Global Health Than Hunger'' and “Why the Glucose Crisis Will Be Worse Than the Opioid Crisis”.
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We hear how the arts can improve your physical, mental and social wellbeing Chris Bailey World Health Organisation Arts and Health lead Christopher Bailey.
Christopher Bailey, a 25-year veteran with IMPD, was previously named as the department's acting chief in January and has officially accepted the position. He joins the show to talk about the new challenges he faces and what changed his mind about becoming chief. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The Center Grove Schools Board appointed an interim leader last night, just days after the former superintendent suddenly resigned amid a state investigation. Mayor Joe Hogsett chose Christopher Bailey as the interim chief of the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department. The Indiana Black Legislative Caucus says housing should be more accessible, affordable and equitable for all Hoosiers, and that's the focus of the caucus's agenda in 2024. Prosperity Indiana says it will focus on economic and social opportunities for all Hoosiers. A local nonprofit unveiled a plan to reduce the number of domestic violence cases for Black women in Indianapolis. Why are incumbents, current political officeholders running for re-election, so powerful? Want to go deeper on the stories you hear on WFYI News Now? Visit wfyi.org/news and follow us on social media to get comprehensive analysis and local news daily. Subscribe to WFYI News Now wherever you get your podcasts. Today's episode of WFYI News Now was produced by Darian Benson, Abriana Herron, Drew Daudelin and Kendall Antron with support from Sarah Neal-Estes.
The novelization of Snakedance is published the month after the novelization of Kinda, so it fell to Terrance Dicks to adapt both Doctor Who Mara stories from the small screen to the printed page. Terrance doesn't have all that much to add to Christopher Bailey's complex themes and explorations of the dark sides of human nature... but we have plenty to add to the discussion. Joining me this week is Jim Sangster (@Monster_Maker). Jim also contributed our show logo, and this week's celebrity voice impression sketch. Along the way, we'll talk about the great Hollywood movies, EuroVision and Top of the Pops, Nellie Bly, and... well, many other topics. Superman: The Movie can be purchased or streamed on Amazon, while My Dinner With Andre can be watched free on YouTube. You can hear the voices of H.G. Wells and Walt Whitman on YouTube, and also watch the entirety of the January 1973 Foreman v. Frazier heavyweight title fight. Lastly, for more on Nellie Bly, check out the Bowery Boys Podcast, as I always do for all things NYC. If you enjoyed this episode, please follow, subscribe, and rate us!] "Doctor Who – Snakedance" features cover art by Andrew Skilleter. Doctor Who Literature is now a member of the Direction Point Doctor Who podcast network. Please e-mail the pod at DrWhoLiterature@gmail.com. You can catch all past episodes at https://anchor.fm/doctorwholit. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/doctorwholit/message
This week Bart and Zach break down the different playoff chances in college football and get ready for all that rivalry week has to offer. Does Hendon Hooker have a shot at the Heisman? Can the ACC win their SEC matchups? Which rivalry games should you watch? Updated news on Lane Kiffin to Auburn? How significant was the upset of Tennessee? Listen along to find out the answers to all of these questions and so much more with guest Christopher Bailey. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/outkickyourcoverage/message
Social prescribing allows care providers to connect patients to a broad range of social, physical and cultural services in their communities that may help boost their health and wellbeing. In this episode, Jill Sonke of the Center for Arts in Medicine at UF and Christopher Bailey, arts and health lead at the World Health Organization talk about this approach to good health. Produced by Nicci Brown, Brooke Adams, Emma Richards and James L. Sullivan. Original music by Daniel Townsend, a doctoral candidate in music composition in the College of the Arts.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Usually Broken Oars Podcast returns with a spring in its step and a song in its heart - we love doing this podcast, because we get to do what every rower everywhere does when they're in the company of another rower: talk about rowing, and rowers, and water, and boats, and training, and racing, and cake, and seals, and otters, and ... when we were at Agecroft ... When we were in the war ... Shut up, Granddad. Get hep to the new sounds going around, Daddio! However, we're returning with somewhat grim looks as World Rowing has returned a positive drug test for an indoor rower called Christopher Bailey and sanctioned him to a ban. This is in itself a major blow for our sport. If you're an indoor rower you're just as much a rower as a water rower. However, what made the blow doubly depressing is that Lewin got in touch with Christopher Bailey - and the long and the short of their conversation was that Christopher Bailey doesn't feel he did anything wrong as he wasn't using the PED's he tested positive for at the time that he failed the test. Not that he didn't didn't use them. That he wasn't using them at the time he was tested. That Christopher Bailey was up front and honest about the fact that he used the PED's; and that he was upset that he has been labelled a drug cheat because HE WASN'T USING THEM AT THE TIME HE TESTED POSITIVE is significant. It's significant because it highlights the chilling cultural difference between sports that take PED use for granted and accept it, like body building, power lifting and fitness influencing, which is Christopher Bailey's background ... and sports that say if you take PED's AT ANY POINT you are a drug user and drug cheat ... like, well, like every other sport really, but especially rowing. So, in this episode, Lewin and I get deep into the weeds about Christopher Bailey's positive test. As well as talking about how to make an otter by taking a seal, some dog hair, and some Pritt Stick, we get into the science behind what Christopher Bailey took (Masterone); we talk through the effects of Masterone; what it's used for as a PED; and what it means in terms of performance - in body building, physique training, and endurance sports like rowing. We discuss Christopher Bailey's position (I'm not a cheat, because I wasn't taking them at the time I was tested and competing) and tease out what it means for rowing if sportsmen and women from sporting cultures that accept, encourage, condone or support drug use, whether tacitly or explicitly cross over via the gateway of indoor rowing competitions to rowing itself - and what that means for a sport whose culture is explicitly and tacitly that 'we don't take PED's. Ever.' We look at how the narcissism of the screen age fuels PED use; and how that has fuelled an the acceptance of PED use among influencers and related sports; before expressing our fears about how this acceptance can potentially cross over into all sports - and what that means for rowing, where the culture depends on acceptance and trust in the collective and the individual. We can usually find the good in most things and generally there is very little that we can't make a quip about. But on this occasion, we definitively state that although we want people to come into rowing and stay in rowing, if you take PED's to make yourself fitter, faster, stronger, more muscular, or for other personal internal pyschological reasons ... Find a different sport. (And in case you think we've gone all serious, we also invent Anna Bolic, a steriod-addled fitness influencer who keeps crapping her liver out. It won't go in The Beano, so dear Viz, please get in touch. We've got ideas for storylines. We also talk about meeting things with a plum and the Battle of Richmond). All eight? Don't get some! Our trial period with Manscaped continues, so you can still get 20% off all Manscaped products by using the promo code 'brokenoars' at the manscaped website. Get smooth and smell beautiful with Manscaped and Broken Oars. Get 20% OFF @manscaped + Free Shipping with promo code BROKENOARS at MANSCAPED.com! #ad #manscapedpod
This week, we're speaking with Jared Hanely, the CEO and founder of NatureQuant, a company whose mission is to leverage technology to promote a greater connection to nature. The idea for NatureQuant came out of a multi-day ski trip with Jared's co-founders Christopher Minson and Christopher Bailey, when they realized that the power of metrics and trackable data could encourage people to get outside and reap the benefits of time spent in nature. NatureQuant's applications include NatureScore, which measures the quality of greenspace in a given area, and NatureDose which individuals can use to keep track of their time spent outdoors. In this episode, we talk to Jared about the exciting applications of his technology beyond individual health, the possibilities of measuring biophilic design benefits, and if he is at all worried about “app fatigue.”Show NotesNatureQuantNatureScoreNature DoseNatureQuant White Paper: Delivering Technology to Assess and Promote Nature ExposureNature is Medicine. But What's the Right Dose? (Outside Magazine)The benefits of green exercise go far beyond physical fitness (The Globe and Mail)10 Minute Walk PledgeKey Ideas: Nature based solutions, technology and society, environmental issues, health and wellness, biophilic design
Medicine is a mix of science and art. The art may be obscured by elegant science and spectacular use of technology, but it is there. We are seeing increased interest in the use of arts to promote health and healing. Far from being distinct realms, art and science intertwine in unexpected ways to promote health and healing. It is this amalgam that we will explore in today's episode of SoundPractice. We will be talking with Christopher Bailey, Art and Health Lead for the World Health Organization. The World Health Organization (WHO) helped host a symposium at the Metropolitan Museum of Art focused upon this topic. Join us for a discussion of evidence-based use of the arts to promote health and healing and social prescribing. This is an important topic with one of the world's foremost experts. https://www.metmuseum.org/events/programs/met-speaks/healing-arts Learn more about the American Association for Physician Leadership at www.physicianleaders.org
Medicine is a mix of science and art. The art may be obscured by elegant science and spectacular use of technology, but it is there. We are seeing increased interest in the use of arts to promote health and healing. Far from being distinct realms, art and science intertwine in unexpected ways to promote health and healing. It is this amalgam that we will explore in today's episode of SoundPractice. We will be talking with Christopher Bailey, Art and Health Lead for the World Health Organization. The World Health Organization (WHO) helped host a symposium at the Metropolitan Museum of Art focused upon this topic. Join us for a discussion of evidence-based use of the arts to promote health and healing and social prescribing. This is an important topic with one of the world's foremost experts. https://www.metmuseum.org/events/programs/met-speaks/healing-arts Learn more about the American Association for Physician Leadership at www.physicianleaders.org
It's here! The DRESS:FANCY Christmas special. This is always a show full of delight and sequins but this year, it's an extra-glittery treat because we're taking you all to Claridge's. Join Host Lucy Clayton as she uncovers the magic and mystery behind the festive season at this iconic hotel. Recorded on location with Claridge's Archivist Kate Hudson and Communications Director, Charlotte Alexander-Stace, in this episode we meet the world's most fashionable Christmas Trees. What happens when visionary creatives run wild on the theme of Christmas? Since 2009 legendary names from the fashion and design industries have made their mark in the lobby at Claridge's, with trees full of surprise, splendor and sparkle. With a starry line up including John Galliano, Alber Elbaz, Dolce & Gabbana, Christopher Bailey, Karl Lagerfeld, Diane von Furstenburg, Christian Louboutin and Kim Jones. We trace the origins of this tradition, reflecting on the talent behind the concept and go behind the scenes to discuss the process, the people, the history and the hilarity of a Claridge's Christmas. Let us transport you to the centre of Mayfair and the official start to Christmas. Links Claridge's The Claridge's Christmas Tree Archive Claridge's Shop Dress: Fancy Follow @dressfancypodcast on Instagram Follow @mslucyclayton on Instagram Follow @claridgeshotel on Instagram
Christopher Bailey , @digiglean is the host of the Real Python podcast, which helps people around the world learn, and master python. He talks about his experiences starting from recording engineering, to SQL programming then hosting a podcast and some hobby projects where he is building guitar pedals programmed in Python. Christopher has interviewed many of the people behind python and we discuss where the language is evolving and how forks like circuit python play a role in taking it to the embedded space.
Este es el último episodio de Raúl Álvarez en Hablemos de moda: ELLE podcast. Así que nos pareció un buen momento para recordar aquellas eras de la moda que llegaron a un fin. Por ejemplo, el Dior de John Galliano, el Burberry de Christopher Bailey o el Louis Vuitton de Marc Jacobs. Escucha un episodio nuevo cada martes en todas las plataformas o suscríbete en Apple podcast para tener early access y los Quicktalk de moda, un contenido extra creado sólo para esta plataforma. No olvides suscribirte a nuestro canal de YouTube donde también podrás disfrutar del programa en video.
The first instalment in our new strand features Season 20's Snakedance, Christopher Bailey's 1983 sequel to Kinda
Christopher is a former Band Director, Assistant Principal and is in a brand new district in a brand new position as Principal. Christopher and I have such an awesome conversation on an array of leadership topics, I really hope you enjoy the podcast!
This is such a joy! Nigel Luck is one of the UK's most revered fashion tutors. His knowledge, expertise and empathic approach have made him a legend in fashion education. Nigel's taught the greats such as Sarah Burton, Hussein Chalayan, Christopher Bailey, Ashley Williams, Katie Hillier with graduates working at Gucci, Maison Margiela, JW Anderson and Alexander McQueen. He's going to tell you in much more detail but Nigel negotiated projects between companies such as Fendi and courses he ran whilst at Westminster University, Central St Martin's and London College of Fashion. Nigel now runs his own freelance design consultancy and offers private fashion design tuition and career advice to grads and postgrads, he'll explain how that works too. You might be expecting an austere and proud man based on his excellent legacy but you will be drawn in by his caring and open recollection of his own story from school to Royal College of Art and beyond. His advice to all of you comes from the heart as he answers your questions. He's also very funny, I hope you enjoy your time with Nigel as he enlightens you about his role within fashion. @nigel_luck @thefashionschooluk
Welcome to Episode 8 of the Osprey Reading Experience! In this episode I interview Ashley Chervinski Bonus: Stick around at the end for a new segment! Book Spills! Teachers spill their guts on a book or books that impacted them. This week we hear from Christopher Bailey. Enjoy! HInt: Getting kids reading is THE topic each and every episode. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/brian-santimaw/message
Join us for a conversation with Robin Meiksins, flute performer extraordinaire! She plays lots of new music, and as such is familiar with many contemporary techniques. We discuss favorite tuning systems to play in, ways to achieve microtones on the flute, and how notation can be viewed as “representative” of particular schools of thought. Music (all songs on flute performed by Robin Meiksins) Intro: Cassandra’s Song - Brian Ferneyhough January 17, 2020 - Justin Houser Couples’ Therapy - Jacob Barton Soma - Luis Gelgado Outro: Abstraction 7 - Christopher Bailey Check out Robin’s performance: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGVHd5juCshz-0eAK97qcTQ https://untwelve.org/ Support us on Patreon! (We need 60 patrons by 12/2020!) https://www.patreon.com/nowandxen Follow http://nowandxen.libsyn.com https://twitter.com/now_xen https://www.facebook.com/nowxen/ Subscribe RSS: http://nowandxen.libsyn.com/rss iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/n… Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1mhnGsH… Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/nowxen Twitter: https://twitter.com/now_xen Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nowxen/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnmYNMpemAIq8DnK5HJ9gsA
Ghostly Talk Broadcasting From The Michigan Paranormal Conference 2008 talking to Christopher Bailey, Bill Konkolesky, Keith Norton, Bishop Greg Haggart, Lon Kuehn, Cindy Blake. Pt.
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This week, we delve deeper into the findings of our Global Development Report. Out last week, the report surveyed 160 developers across 22 locations. It found almost six in ten global developers have delayed projects in response to the spread of Covid-19. Of those with delayed projects, more than four in ten are now making changes to designs that were once considered complete. Residential Research Associate Partner Flora Harley and Alexander Lewis, Partner in our Global Development Consultancy team, discuss what development will look like in a post-Covid era. As global developers grapple with new challenges due to Covid, in the UK Brexit is once again at the forefront of many people's minds, and for those in the UK with second homes in the EU, there are some serious questions to ponder. Our Head of International Research, Kate Everett Allen chats with Fragomen lawyer Katie Good to work out what second home owners need to think about before the Brexit transition period ends on 31 December. Others in the UK are increasingly looking closer to home. In the UK, waterfront properties are commanding high premiums. Senior Research Analyst, Chris Druce, talks to Partner and Head of National Waterfront, Christopher Bailey, about the key findings in the 14th edition of Waterfront View, Knight Frank's annual publication dedicated to showcasing the finest waterfront properties across the UK and beyond. Waterfront View: https://www.knightfrank.co.uk/research/waterfront-view-7321.aspxGlobal Development Report: https://www.knightfrank.com/research/global-development-report-2020-7455.aspxFive things to know about Brexit: https://www.knightfrank.co.uk/research/article/2020-09-08-five-things-you-need-to-know-about-brexit-and-residential-property-markets-before-1-january-2021Intelligence Talks, is a podcast from the Research Team at Knight Frank. Every Monday and Friday we'll be bringing you the latest insights on property market trends and forecasts, along with expert analysis from industry leaders.This podcast breaks down the news and delves into the intelligence behind the headlines. Follow us on social media here:Instagram - @knightfrankTwitter - @knightfrankLinkedIn - @Knight Frank Host: Anna Ward - @annaroxelanaProducer: Rebecca Hills - @beckihills1Editor: Pulama KaufmanAny questions? Get in touch via Rebecca.hills@knightfrank.com. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Ask the average informed citizen what the responsibilities of the World Health Organization are, and they're likely to name initiatives like funding medical research and coordinating with politicians and diplomats across the globe to hone optimal public-health policy. So it may surprise you to learn that the WHO also maintains an entire program dedicated to the study and support of the arts as integral tools in human well-being—and that it sees culture as a crucial force in combating the coronavirus crisis that has engulfed much of the planet in 2020. Christopher Bailey, the WHO's arts and health lead, oversees this team of specialists as they pursue everything from producing evidence-based reports on the concrete ways in which art aids mental and physical health, to working with artists across media to craft health messaging that connects on an emotional level rather than a purely rational one. The program's multifaceted efforts will continue via "The Future Is Unwritten Healing Arts Auction," a major charitable initiative that Artnet and Christie's will be partnering on with the WHO to support the organization's coronavirus response efforts, with a focus on urgently needed mental-health initiatives and the applied use of arts in recovery after the pandemic. As part of the initiative, Artnet Auctions will be launching a sale in October 2020, leveraging its industry-leading online platform to surface voices from the global artistic community in pursuit of a common goal. In honor of the partnership, Christopher Bailey joins this week's episode of the Art Angle to discuss his deeply personal firsthand experience with the healing capacity of art, the reasons that investments in culture double as investments in health (and vice versa), and why he sees the art world as the next "theater of operations" for the WHO's noble mission.
Ask the average informed citizen what the responsibilities of the World Health Organization are, and they're likely to name initiatives like funding medical research and coordinating with politicians and diplomats across the globe to hone optimal public-health policy. So it may surprise you to learn that the WHO also maintains an entire program dedicated to the study and support of the arts as integral tools in human well-being—and that it sees culture as a crucial force in combating the coronavirus crisis that has engulfed much of the planet in 2020. Christopher Bailey, the WHO's arts and health lead, oversees this team of specialists as they pursue everything from producing evidence-based reports on the concrete ways in which art aids mental and physical health, to working with artists across media to craft health messaging that connects on an emotional level rather than a purely rational one. The program's multifaceted efforts will continue via "The Future Is Unwritten Healing Arts Auction," a major charitable initiative that Artnet and Christie's will be partnering on with the WHO to support the organization's coronavirus response efforts, with a focus on urgently needed mental-health initiatives and the applied use of arts in recovery after the pandemic. As part of the initiative, Artnet Auctions will be launching a sale in October 2020, leveraging its industry-leading online platform to surface voices from the global artistic community in pursuit of a common goal. In honor of the partnership, Christopher Bailey joins this week's episode of the Art Angle to discuss his deeply personal firsthand experience with the healing capacity of art, the reasons that investments in culture double as investments in health (and vice versa), and why he sees the art world as the next "theater of operations" for the WHO's noble mission.
Jon Stewart's testimony before Congress reminded America - in scathing terms - of their responsibility to 9/11 first responders, but the effects of that day spread to nearby residents as well. Carolyn Glasoe Bailey owned an art gallery in lower Manhattan, and years later in Los Angeles, she was diagnosed with brain cancer. Her doctors told her it was mostly likely due to her proximity to Ground Zero. When Jon Stewart took to CSPAN, it moved Lila Glasoe Francese, her sister, to finally release the book she wrote about Caroline's journey. When Carolyn is diagnosed with glioblastoma brain cancer, Lila is unaware of the complexity of the diagnosis and unprepared for the devastating path to come. When she was told she had cancer, Carolyn opted into treatment, even knowing it might change her personality. At that time, Lila went to search for a book to help her understand what her sister was going through and what her family should expect. She couldn't find anything to support her. So she wrote the book she needed at the time to support others in their own journey. The Situation takes readers on an emotional and intense journey that explores the lifelong bond between siblings and the aching loss of deep relationship. Like When Breath Becomes Air by Paul Kalanithi and Being Mortal by Atul Gawande, it deals intimately with the choices terminal patients face, and the effect of those choices on those who love them. In this episode, Valeria Teles interviews Lila Glasoe Francese. Lila was born in Minneapolis in the 1970s and was the first Glasoe sister to leave the Midwest. She enrolled in SMU's Meadow's School of the Arts in 1990, where she was offered a full scholarship in their Bachelor of Fine Arts Program. She graduated in 1994 and moved to Los Angeles, CA. In LA, Lila sold a screen play (Peg & Shirl), provided character voices for animated television shows (the most notable Family Guy), renovated real estate and ran the personal lives of producers, studio heads and CEOs. Lila is the recipient of a McKnight Fellowship, the Wellesley Book Award (given to young women of leadership) and is also a graduate of Breck School. She appeared professionally in regional theatre in both Minneapolis and Los Angeles. Lila has been a long supporter of the arts, beginning her fine art collection in 1995 with the help of her sister Carolyn Glasoe. After the death of her sister Carolyn, Lila helped found, alongside her brother in law Christopher Bailey, The Carolyn Glasoe Bailey Foundation. This non-profit art charity continues to keep Carolyn's artistic enthusiasm, fierce generosity and innovative spirit alive throughout the fine art world. Her book, The Situation, was release on May 5, 2020 in honor of her sister Carolyn and National Brain Cancer Awareness Month. To learn more about Lila Glasoe Francese please visit her website http://carolynglasoebaileyfoundation.org For Intro-free episodes: https://www.patreon.com/aquestforwellbeingpodcast Podcast Page: https://fitforjoy.org/podcast ** Bio intro and outro one by Heidi Lynn Peters.
As teachers around the world move into online teaching and learning, we must consider ways to modify our way of teaching. Writing and communicating in an online learning environment, while making connections with your students, is a very important first step. This is the second episode in a two-part series. Video can help students connect with the concepts and provide an opportunity for teachers to engage and add opportunities to connect with their students. How will teachers adapt their teaching in order to communicate and engage learners? What materials will teachers develop to ignite motivation with students? How will connections and community be built via online courses? In this episode, Sean and Kelly talk with Christopher Bailey from Real Python. We will share tips and techniques for developing quality online videos for learners. Ten Tips for Developing Video Content online: 1. Make an outline 1. Use a table of contents 1. Use of slides and code editor 1. Short video lengths 1. Intro, teach, repeat 1. Recreating 1. Display the code -speeding it up 1. Try out a repl that works well (B python for code completion) 1. Remove the jargon make it audience specific 1. Find your pacing "The goal of online communications is the same as the goal in face-to-face communications: to bond; to share information; to be heard, and to be understood. Fostering a sense of community in online classes will make the learning experience more meaningful for online students and help them stay connected during the life of the course." From Humanizing Online Teaching and Learning (https://humanmooc.pressbooks.com/chapter/using-video-to-humanize-online-instruction/) Special Guest: Christopher Bailey.
In this episode of Destination Education, John teams up with a couple of his Comrades from the Dirty Dozen aka Cohort 1 of Baylor's Ed.D Program reboot. Dr. Christopher Bailey describes a few of the efforts underway in Katy ISD to transition to a distance learning model during the Covid-19 Pandemic, and Dr. David DeMarkis postulates the potential Community based accountability presents as an alternative to the high stakes testing model of accountability prevalent in federal and state educational policies. All the while, Dr. Bullion aka Chaos in a Suit rants and raves about the duel systems of education known as general education and special education being at odds with one another in a zero sum game of halves and have nots in which children are grouped into winners and losers. @achaoticmessr12
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Which household cleaning supply secretly identifies as a Bohlen-Pierce instrument? Find out in this episode! The annual UnTwelve event brings together microtonal and xenharmonic composers from a variety of different backgrounds. Our discussion focused around theory and practice of each others’ pieces. We also perform an improvisation, and give an audio “tour” of some of the amazing microtonal instruments that campers brought with them to the Gesundheit! Institute. Music Intro: Couples Therapy - Jacob Barton (sing-along version, 15edo) Mirage - Nick Osborn (31edo) Nature’s First Green is Gold - Daniel Lessler (31edo) Multiverse - Jacob Barton (17edo) Enharmonic Improvisation on the Lyre - Michael Levy (JI) Balladei - Christopher Bailey (12, 17, and 29edo) Mass in 22edo (Sanctus) - Gareth Hearne Mirage - Nick Osborn (31edo) Mass in 22edo (Agnus Dei) - Gareth Hearne Mass in 22edo (Kyrie) - Gareth Hearne Beaten Path (Primal) - Douglas Blumeyer Nature’s First Green is Gold - Daniel Lessler (31edo) Trio - Ashkan Tabatabaie --- IMPROVISATION --- O Fortuna - Carl Orff Falling out of Success - Stephen Weigel Couples Therapy - Jacob Barton Deep Square No. 4 - Hans Gunter-Lock Outro: Backflip - Andrew Heathwaite Participants Thomas Schuerich: https://soundcloud.com/thomasscheurich Christopher Bailey: http://christopherbaileymusic.com/ Jacob Barton: https://jacobbarton.bandcamp.com/ Clem Fortuna: http://www.fortunapiano.com/clem-fortuna.html Hans Gunter-Lock: https://www.emic.ee/?sisu=heliloojad&mid=58&id=67&lang=eng&action=view&method=teosed John Jansen: https://www.johnjansenmusic.com/ Ashkan Tabatabaie: https://ashkanfakhr.com/ Nick Osborn: https://nicholasemosborn.com/ Ari Fiekowsky: http://www.cadenzaschoolofmusic.com/ Gareth Hearne: https://soundcloud.com/gareth-hearne Vincenzo Sicurella: https://soundcloud.com/bluecojiro Douglas Blumeyer: http://douglasblumeyer.com/ Follow UnTwelve https://untwelve.org/ https://www.instagram.com/untwelve/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/untwelve/ Follow http://nowandxen.libsyn.com https://twitter.com/now_xen https://www.facebook.com/nowxen/ Subscribe RSS: http://nowandxen.libsyn.com/rss iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/n… Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1mhnGsH… Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/nowxen Twitter: https://twitter.com/now_xen Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nowxen/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnmYNMpemAIq8DnK5HJ9gsA
Scott Kirsner is the CEO and Editor-in-Chief of Innovation Leader. As a journalist, Scott spent his career covering how ideas in companies get commercialized. Five years ago, Scott launched Innovation Leader, a company focused on how innovation happens in big companies. Brian Ardinger, Inside Outside Innovation founder, spoke with Scott about emerging issues in corporate innovation. What innovation issues are tops for companies? - Innovation Leader Survey - Solving bureaucracy and How to Tap Employee Ideas - Highest areas of Internal innovation interest - Startup engagement meaningful, but companies have only started their collaboration experiences. Why did corporates jump in and now are reassessing? - Corporates need results near term. - Successful companies focus on white space areas. Scout areas where startups can address problems areas. - Develop strategies to set up a proof of concept. - Jet Ventures - Doing corporate VC. Need to be in it for 7-10 years What toolset is being used at startups, that could be used in corporations? - Slack, GitHub, 3-D printer, landing tables, quick websites, Airtable, Coda, crowdfunding, etc. How can the rise of new tech play out in corporate innovation? - Companies are becoming aware of how business can apply new tech. Creating comic books, videos of vision, etc. - Have more conversations and lunch and learns in your company to explain emerging tech and how the company can apply. Ask for engagement and put dots on the radar screen. - Innovation teams shouldn’t be only ones tracking new innovations. Spread far and wide in company. - Challenge of Innovation officer - change culture and training or build stuff and prototype. Execute the ideas. What are you most excited about? - New events, research reports, magazine covering top cities around the world for corporate innovation, and awareness of best practices in big companies. - Don’t need to start with a white paper. Lots of innovation resources available - Inside Outside Innovation podcast, Harvard podcast, Innovation Answered podcast. For more Information For more information or to connect with Scott, check out Innovationleader.com, on Twitter see @innolead and listen to Innovation Leader's Innovation Answered podcast. If you enjoyed this podcast, you might also enjoy: Ep. 128 – Aaron Proietti, Author of Today’s Innovator & Transamerica Innovation Champion Ep. 120 – Digital Intent’s Sean Johnson talks Corporate Innovation Strategies Ep. 118 – ExxonMobil’s Christopher Bailey and Kim Bullock on Corporate Innovation Find this episode of Inside Outside Innovation at insideoutside.io. You can also listen on Acast, iTunes, Sticher, Spotify, and Google Play. FREE INNOVATION NEWSLETTER Get the latest episodes of the Inside Outside Innovation podcast, in addition to thought leadership in the form of blogs, innovation resources, videos, and invitations to exclusive events. SUBSCRIBE HERE For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy
Scott Kirsner is the CEO and Editor-in-Chief of Innovation Leader. As a journalist, Scott spent his career covering how ideas in companies get commercialized. Five years ago, Scott launched Innovation Leader, a company focused on how innovation happens in big companies. Brian Ardinger, Inside Outside Innovation founder, spoke with Scott about emerging issues in corporate innovation. What innovation issues are tops for companies? - Innovation Leader Survey - Solving bureaucracy and How to Tap Employee Ideas - Highest areas of Internal innovation interest - Startup engagement meaningful, but companies have only started their collaboration experiences. Why did corporates jump in and now are reassessing? - Corporates need results near term. - Successful companies focus on white space areas. Scout areas where startups can address problems areas. - Develop strategies to set up a proof of concept. - Jet Ventures - Doing corporate VC. Need to be in it for 7-10 years What toolset is being used at startups, that could be used in corporations? - Slack, GitHub, 3-D printer, landing tables, quick websites, Airtable, Coda, crowdfunding, etc. How can the rise of new tech play out in corporate innovation? - Companies are becoming aware of how business can apply new tech. Creating comic books, videos of vision, etc. - Have more conversations and lunch and learns in your company to explain emerging tech and how the company can apply. Ask for engagement and put dots on the radar screen. - Innovation teams shouldn’t be only ones tracking new innovations. Spread far and wide in company. - Challenge of Innovation officer - change culture and training or build stuff and prototype. Execute the ideas. What are you most excited about? - New events, research reports, magazine covering top cities around the world for corporate innovation, and awareness of best practices in big companies. - Don’t need to start with a white paper. Lots of innovation resources available - Inside Outside Innovation podcast, Harvard podcast, Innovation Answered podcast. For more Information For more information or to connect with Scott, check out Innovationleader.com, on Twitter see @innolead and listen to Innovation Leader's Innovation Answered podcast. If you enjoyed this podcast, you might also enjoy: Ep. 128 – Aaron Proietti, Author of Today’s Innovator & Transamerica Innovation Champion Ep. 120 – Digital Intent’s Sean Johnson talks Corporate Innovation Strategies Ep. 118 – ExxonMobil’s Christopher Bailey and Kim Bullock on Corporate Innovation Find this episode of Inside Outside Innovation at insideoutside.io. You can also listen on Acast, iTunes, Sticher, Spotify, and Google Play. FREE INNOVATION NEWSLETTER Get the latest episodes of the Inside Outside Innovation podcast, in addition to thought leadership in the form of blogs, innovation resources, videos, and invitations to exclusive events. SUBSCRIBE HERE For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy
Michael Frankel is the Managing Director of Deloitte’s New-venture Accelerator, a strategy and operations team for new business models. He believes people need to disrupt themselves continually or they will fall behind. Emergence of the Hybrid The broader trend of the journey from human to tech is not happening instantly. Things that require judgment and strategy, need a hybrid solution. A lot of technology has moved ahead of the user’s ability to use them. For example, we’ve digitized everything, because companies wanted the data. Now they are suffering from death by data. Talent profiles, of those better at adapting, are the Connector and Implementor. These are people who can be super users and use the info to solve a business problem. Product managers are critical with the adaptability to collaborate across technologies. Technology that improves Human Life Conceptual technology that improves human life is an area Michael is excited about. AI, RPA and machine learning can solve a concrete problem in areas we can drive metrics from. Corporations & Startups Corporations interacting with startups is a great challenge. They have mirror image problems. Hard to self disrupt for the corporation. Interacting with startups helps corporate think differently and break the rules. Startups have a blank sheet. Both can benefit from each other. Tactics to collaborate: 1 ) Align your innovation and corporate venturing efforts with people who know sector. 2) Create an environment that allows you to interact. Startups want to talk to people that know the space and can give advice and access. For More Information Find Michael Frankel on LinkedIn or at www.michaelfrankel.net. You might also be interested in his publications: - Mergers & Acquisitions Basics The Key Steps of Acquisitions, Divestitures, and Investments - 2nd Edition - Mergers & Acquisitions Deal-Makers: Building a Winning Team - 2nd Edition If you liked this episode, you might also enjoy: - Ep. 118 – ExxonMobil’s Christopher Bailey and Kim Bullock on Corporate Innovation - Ep. 115 – Doug Branson, Author of The Future of Tech is Female - Ep. 112 – Ralph Welborn, Author of Topple on Corporate Innovation Find this episode of Inside Outside Innovation at insideoutside.io. You can also listen on Acast, iTunes, Sticher, Spotify, and Google Play FREE INNOVATION NEWSLETTER Get the latest episodes of the Inside Outside Innovation podcast, in addition to thought leadership in the form of blogs, innovation resources, videos, and invitations to exclusive events. SUBSCRIBE HERE For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy
Michael Frankel is the Managing Director of Deloitte’s New-venture Accelerator, a strategy and operations team for new business models. He believes people need to disrupt themselves continually or they will fall behind. Emergence of the Hybrid The broader trend of the journey from human to tech is not happening instantly. Things that require judgment and strategy, need a hybrid solution. A lot of technology has moved ahead of the user’s ability to use them. For example, we’ve digitized everything, because companies wanted the data. Now they are suffering from death by data. Talent profiles, of those better at adapting, are the Connector and Implementor. These are people who can be super users and use the info to solve a business problem. Product managers are critical with the adaptability to collaborate across technologies. Technology that improves Human Life Conceptual technology that improves human life is an area Michael is excited about. AI, RPA and machine learning can solve a concrete problem in areas we can drive metrics from. Corporations & Startups Corporations interacting with startups is a great challenge. They have mirror image problems. Hard to self disrupt for the corporation. Interacting with startups helps corporate think differently and break the rules. Startups have a blank sheet. Both can benefit from each other. Tactics to collaborate: 1 ) Align your innovation and corporate venturing efforts with people who know sector. 2) Create an environment that allows you to interact. Startups want to talk to people that know the space and can give advice and access. For More Information Find Michael Frankel on LinkedIn or at www.michaelfrankel.net. You might also be interested in his publications: - Mergers & Acquisitions Basics The Key Steps of Acquisitions, Divestitures, and Investments - 2nd Edition - Mergers & Acquisitions Deal-Makers: Building a Winning Team - 2nd Edition If you liked this episode, you might also enjoy: - Ep. 118 – ExxonMobil’s Christopher Bailey and Kim Bullock on Corporate Innovation - Ep. 115 – Doug Branson, Author of The Future of Tech is Female - Ep. 112 – Ralph Welborn, Author of Topple on Corporate Innovation Find this episode of Inside Outside Innovation at insideoutside.io. You can also listen on Acast, iTunes, Sticher, Spotify, and Google Play FREE INNOVATION NEWSLETTER Get the latest episodes of the Inside Outside Innovation podcast, in addition to thought leadership in the form of blogs, innovation resources, videos, and invitations to exclusive events. SUBSCRIBE HERE For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy
On the latest episode of Fashion Originators, I have the joy of interviewing Patrick McDowell, who, as aptly put by L’Officiel Magazine, is the ‘CSM graduate already dressing the stars.’ While that is very true (the likes of Rita Ora, M.I.A and Slick Woods on the cover of Elle UK serve as evidence), Patrick’s brand and vision go far beyond straight-up glamour. During his placement year at Burberry, Patrick learned that Burberry only used 30% of their sampling fabric. After writing Christopher Bailey a letter, Patrick was given off-cut fabric to use for his graduate collection. Entitled ‘Climbing Family’ the collection is a juxtaposition of hypermasculine climbingwear against his ‘Liverpool glam’ roots. Recommended Media: Clare Press book, podcast Charles Jeffrey Loverboy Patrick on BBC's Young Apprentice Patrick's graduate collection Follow Patrick: Instagram, website To keep up-to-date with everything Fashion Originators: For podcast updates - www.fashionoriginators.com For Instagram fun - www.instagram.com/fashionoriginatorspodcast For Facebook updates - www.facebook.com/fashionoriginators Thank you so much for listening! If you enjoyed the show, it would mean the world to me if you wrote a review on Apple Podcasts! The more reviews there are, the easier it is for others to find and enjoy the show too.
In this Market IQ episode we have Dr. Christopher Bailey with us again from right here at Stratum Nutrition as we discuss Vegan & Vegetarian category stats as a whole as well as review a few functional food brands and dive into how related category trends end up transitioning into the supplement space.
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Another Stratum Nutrition Ingredients for Success podcast with Dr. Christopher Bailey. In this episode we discuss several topics tied to the nutraceutical industry including deep fake videos, flavoring systems, protein trends and more.
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In this week's episode of Inside Outside Innovation, Brian Ardinger talks with Christopher Bailey and Kim Bullock with ExxonMobil. They discuss successes and challenges of innovating in a large corporation. Christopher and Kim will also be speaking at the Back End of Innovation Conference in Phoenix, AZ on Oct 17-19, 2018. Key strategies and lessons learned include: - Create space for idea creation and tools to process. - Protect people and their time from their existing roles. - Train the managers of intrapreneurs on how to treat them differently. - Teach the right senior leadership how to understand innovation. - Develop a VC board/Accountability model to guide investments in new ideas. Innovation teams return for more funding and identify what they need to learn. - Try smallest versions of everything and then iterate, but be prepared to kill or park ideas that don’t move. Need clear decision points. Killing ideas was a considerable hurdle to get past. - Use data to validate every step. - Create internal education opportunities like a podcast. At the BEI conference, Christopher and Kim will share more of their journey and stories through a two-hour workshop. They want people to leave with information they can use. Key ideas will include: - Understand healthy tension between intrapreneurs and leadership. - Employees can’t work differently when they use the same old tools. - New innovation teams can’t be treated as they always have. If you’d like to connect with Christopher Bailey and Kim Bullock and learn more about their Innovation initiative, message them on LinkedIn. If you liked this episode, you might also enjoy Ep 100 - Tom Bianculli with Zebra and Ep 83 - Navin Kunde with Clorox GET THE LATEST RESOURCES Get the latest episodes of the Inside Outside Innovation podcast, in addition to thought leadership in the form of blogs, innovation resources, videos, and invitations to exclusive events. SUBSCRIBE For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy
In this week's episode of Inside Outside Innovation, Brian Ardinger talks with Christopher Bailey and Kim Bullock with ExxonMobil. They discuss successes and challenges of innovating in a large corporation. Christopher and Kim will also be speaking at the Back End of Innovation Conference in Phoenix, AZ on Oct 17-19, 2018. Key strategies and lessons they learned include: - Create space for idea creation and tools to process. - Protect people and their time from their existing roles. - Train the managers of intrapreneurs on how to treat them differently. - Teach the right senior leadership how to understand innovation. - Develop a VC board/Accountability model to guide investments in new ideas. Innovation teams return for more funding and identify what they need to learn. - Try smallest versions of everything and then iterate, but be prepared to kill or park ideas that don’t move. Need clear decision points. Killing ideas was a considerable hurdle to get past. - Use data to validate every step. - Create internal education opportunities like a podcast. At the BEI conference, Christopher and Kim will share more of their journey and stories through a two-hour workshop. They want people to leave with information they can use. Key ideas will include: - Understand healthy tension between intrapreneurs and leadership. - Employees can’t work differently when they use the same old tools. - New innovation teams can’t be treated as they always have. If you’d like to connect with Christopher Bailey and Kim Bullock and learn more about their Innovation initiative, message them on LinkedIn. If you liked this episode, you might also enjoy Ep 100 - Tom Bianculli with Zebra and Ep 83 - Navin Kunde with Clorox GET THE LATEST RESOURCES Get the latest episodes of the Inside Outside Innovation podcast, in addition to thought leadership in the form of blogs, innovation resources, videos, and invitations to exclusive events. SUBSCRIBE For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy
Go backstage at Burberry February 2018 with makeup artist Wendy Rowe and Cara Delevingne at Christopher Bailey’s Final Show. Some of the world’s most iconic supermodels from Naomi Campbell to Kate Moss, Edie Campbell and Adowa Aboah were there to celebrate this seminal night in the brand’s history. Executive Produced and Directed by Karen Morrison. DP Cameraman Giovanni Sicignano.
i-D's Matthew Whitehouse takes a deep dive into Christopher Bailey’s final show as Chief Creative Officer of Burberry. We hear from Features Editor Steve Salter as he attempts to make sense of the brand’s re-embrace of it’s iconic check. And we’re joined by Digital Director Hanna Hanra, Junior Fashion Editor Bojana Kozarevic and Contributing Editor Douglas Greenwood as we cobble together our summations on the who, the what, the where, the wow of LFW. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
We made it! London Fashion Week was a whirlwind of shows, presentations, parties, protests, ill-advised fast-food lunches, blisters and back-of-the-car debates. So what did we learn? Listen up as we talk key colours for the season ahead, Christopher Bailey's post-Burberry legacy and what it's really like to party at Buckingham Palace. Plus, we catch up with Italian fashion editor and street-style star Anna Dello Russo as she prepares to auction off a chunk of her wardrobe. Visit telegraph.co.uk/fashion-unzipped-podcast/ for more on these and other stories, and email questions and feedback to unzipped@telegraph.co.uk.
Christopher Bailey and Aaron Sloan of Efficient Property Solutions offer construction services and energy consulting for investors. Coming up in the business in investment sales at HFF, they utilized their rolodex to help save investors money while boosting NOI. They consult investors around the country on how to reduce their utility bills and are providing serious value through government grants and other competitive advantages. Reach out to them for more information at asloan@epropsolutions.com or cbailey@epropsolutions.com
Richard Ben-Veniste, a partner at Mayer Brown and a former Watergate special prosecutor, says George Papadopoulos's indictment was a surprise and that Robert Mueller is running an efficient and appropriate investigation. Prior to that, Richard Clarida, a strategic advisor at PIMCO, says President Trump is choosing from the right group of people in the Fed Chair shortlist. Greg Valliere, Horizon Investments' chief global strategist, says anyone that's been in contact with Papadopoulos will be questioned by the FBI. David Herro, Harris Associates' CIO of international equity, says making Christopher Bailey an executive at Burberry was a mistake. Finally, Jeff Jarvis, a journalism professor at CUNY Graduate School, says it's too early to start government regulation of the internet. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com
Richard Ben-Veniste, a partner at Mayer Brown and a former Watergate special prosecutor, says George Papadopoulos's indictment was a surprise and that Robert Mueller is running an efficient and appropriate investigation. Prior to that, Richard Clarida, a strategic advisor at PIMCO, says President Trump is choosing from the right group of people in the Fed Chair shortlist. Greg Valliere, Horizon Investments' chief global strategist, says anyone that's been in contact with Papadopoulos will be questioned by the FBI. David Herro, Harris Associates' CIO of international equity, says making Christopher Bailey an executive at Burberry was a mistake. Finally, Jeff Jarvis, a journalism professor at CUNY Graduate School, says it's too early to start government regulation of the internet.
Director Gurinder Chadha discusses her new film Viceroy's House, which tells the story of the partition of India and the creation of Pakistan in 1947, seen from the vantage point of Lord and Lady Mountbatten (played by Hugh Bonneville and Gillian Anderson) and the British and Indian staff who worked in the Viceroy's palace. America after the Fall: Painting in the 1930s, a new exhibition at the Royal Academy in London, begins with 'the fall' that the US experienced after the Crash of 1929. Curator Adrian Locke takes John Wilson round the exhibition which offers artists' reactions to the Great Depression, the Dust Bowl, the rise in racial tensions and a huge swell in immigration, starting with Grant Wood's famous American Gothic which has left North America for the first ever time.The fashion house Burberry has teamed up with the Henry Moore Foundation to collaborate on an exhibition celebrating the company's new collection. Alongside some of Henry Moore's work, Christopher Bailey - chief executive and chief creative officer at Burberry - shows how the sculptor's work has influenced and inspired his designs and his working process.Presenter John Wilson Producer Jerome Weatherald.
But there’s still never enough time. This week we kinda liked the serial. Just kinda though, not a lot or anything. Kinda was kinda written by Christopher Bailey and aired in February of 1982. Doctor Who © The BBC Any other references belong to their respective owners, no copyright infringement is intended by this podcast.Continue reading →
Ben and Mark reach Midnight in their Nu-Who Watchthrough Ben and Mark reach Midnight in their Nu-Who Watchthrough Pairing it up with another tale of evil beings in paradise; Kinda, the conversation takes in a wide variety of topics including; air travel, fear and paranoia, Donald Trump, colonialism and ITV's drama output of the 1990s.
Can you imagine experimenting for a year on how to be most productive? Well, Christopher Bailey is doing just that with his ayearofproductivity.com project. Chris contacted me to talk about procrastination. He agreed to make the interview into a podcast, so I got to turn the table on him and interview him about his project as well. So, this podcast is a mixture of my thoughts on procrastination in answer to Chris as well as my questions to Chris about productivity. It's a long interview and a good one, I think. Want to learn more about procrastination? procrastination.ca The closing song is by singer, songwriter Matt Weidinger - check him out at mattweidinger.com
Det brittiska märket Burberrys trenchcoat har klätt upptäcktsresande, militärer, kungligheter, modemänniskor och alldeles vanliga dödliga, i snart 150 år. Populariteten har under åren svajat, men idag är det ett av modevärldens allra mest framgångsrika företag. I veckans STIL berättar vi historien om grundaren Thomas Burberry (1835-1926) och hans idé om ett vattentätt ytterplagg. Burberrys regnsäkra rock är idag så starkt förknippad med märket att om man slår upp ordet ”Burberry” i ordboken Oxford English Dictionary, så kan man läsa att det betyder: ”en elegant sorts regnrock”. Andra ordböcker förklarar namnet med att det är: ”en typ av lätt regnrock med skärp, ofta beige i färgen med ett distinkt tartanmönstrat foder”. Märket har naturligtvis mer än en trenchcoat att erbjuda. Men än idag är just märkets klassiska regnrocksmodell kärnan i varumärket. Till våren och sommaren 2013 kan man till exempel skaffa sig en nätt trenchcoat av satäng i knalliga kulörer – fuchsia, rött och bläckblått. Ansvarig för modehusets design och image är sedan 2001 britten Christopher Bailey (1971–). Han hyllas för att ha lyckats skaka nytt liv i märket, genom både design av kläder och nya former av marknadsföringsmetoder. Burberry ligger till exempel i framkant när det gäller närvaro på nätet och i sociala medier. Det berättar vi mer om i programmet. Men hur mycket ett företag än försöker fila på sitt varumärke och kontrollera alla små detaljer kan de i slutänden ändå inte styra vem som faktiskt köper produkterna. En kund är inte alltid en bra kund, om det är fel kund. Det fick Burberry uppleva då de livade upp märkets rutmönster, som blev överallt förekommande. Det berättar vi också mer om. 1878 lanserade Thomas Burberry den vattenavstötande textil (skrynkelfri var den också) som ligger till grund för trenchcoaten – gabardin. Den hittade han på själv, efter att ha gjort grundlig research under många år. Idag är impregnerade kläder inte bara vanligt förekommande, det är en hel industri. Det får vi också höra mer om. Burberrys kända rutmönster i rött, svart, vitt och beige dök upp i märkets plagg 1924. Sedan dess är det en tydlig varumärkesmarkör, på gott och ont. Rutmönstret är distinkt, men också lätt att härma. Det är ingen tillfällighet att just Burberry är ett av de mest piratkopierade märkena i världen. Förra året stoppades 200 miljoner fejkade varor vid EU:s yttre gränser. Det var en ökning med 15 procent sedan 2010. Det land som stod för den i särklass största delen av de sändningarna, över sjuttio procent, var Kina. Mer om denna handel berättar vi också. Och så tar vi reda på varför färgen beige betraktas som så… ja, beige. Veckans gäst är Anita Radon, forskare vid Borås textilhögskola och specialiserad på lyxvarumärken på nätet.
Thameside listener and regular competition winner Rupert Bailey is the special guest on The Intrepid Birdman Show. Rupert also DJs for a while on Bob Edward's show, he even interviews Bob! Boris wins the phone competition. Bob also features Sarah from Kew who reveals that in addition to reading the Thameside Radio news she answers listerners letters too. She tells us that Thameside receive about 30 letters each week but they hope to have 100 letters next week. Thameside listeners mentioned include Bob Lawrence, Jeff Hawkins, The Tony Lloyd Fan Club, The Alsatians, James Warren, Denise (Buzby), the TV production class at Richmond College, Martin Greaves of Wathmstow, Andy Kearns, Peter Young from Capital Radio (who is a regular listener), Mick Kelly , Chris de Souza , Keith Harrison, Pablo Cabello, Micheal Galivn, Charlie Gibbons, Jeremy Voisey, Peter Bailey, Christopher Bailey, Austins the newsagent in Molsey, This is the first half of a 3 hour broadcast. If you have any Thameside recordings please get in touch, you can email, comment or @fmthen al
British Designer Christopher Bailey's winning forumla for Burberry is creating collections that are rooted in reality but are always cool. For Fall 2009 is a contradiction between strong and soft, keeping the focus on the trenchcoat. "This is a moment for thoughtful fashion" Bailey explains. Featuring Lily Donaldson, Mario Testino and makeup artist Wendy Rowe.
Die Bambi Verleihung 2007 Am Donnerstag Abend fand die große Bambi Verleihung 2007 statt. Moderiert wurde diese Sendung von Harald Schmidt, der auch ein Klavier Spiel ablieferte wo er einige auf Korn nahm. Hier sind die Preisträger: 1 Ehren Bambi ging an Königin Rania Al Abdullah (Königen von Jordanien). Sophia Loren bekam ihren 9. Bambi. Überraschender Weise hielt sie ihre Dankes Rede in Italienisch. Johannes Heesters bekam einen Sonder Bambi für seine "unermüdliche Bühnetätigkeit" In der Kategorie "Schauspiel national" ging der Bambi an Armin Mueller Stahl. Ein Engagement Bambi ging an Dr. Markus Dewender für seine Initiative "Kinder brauchen uns e.V. Ein "Sport Bambi" ging an die Deutsche Frauen Fußball National Mannschaft für den WM-Sieg. Hape Kerkeling bekam den Bambi in der Kategorie "Kultur". Für ihn gab es eine Standing Ovation. Eva Longoria bekam bei ihrme ersten Deutschland Besuch gleich den Bambi in der Kategorie "Serienstar International". Bester Schauspieler ist dieses Jahr Matthias Schweighöfer. Der Bambi in der Kategorie "Film National" ging an Katja Riemann. Bon Jovi bekamen einen Bambi für ihre Musik, in der Kategorie Musik International. Der "Comeback Bambi" ging an Henry Maske. Einen Info Bambi bekam Maybrit Illner. Christopher Bailey bekam den Bambi in der Kategorie Mode. Der Publikumsbambi ging an Nico Hofmann der Die Flucht" gemacht hat. "Contergan - Eine einzige Tablette" bekam den Sonder-Bambi des Jahres. Die Verleihung ging am Ende über 200 Minuten. Kinotipp: Warum Männer nicht zuhören und Frauen schlecht einparken können Wenn Sie schon immer wissen wollten, warum sich Großstädter beim Paarungsverhalten - und nicht nur dort - nach wie vor stets merkwürdig verhalten, gibt jetzt ein Lehrfilm der besonderen Art eine höchst amüsante Antwort. "Sonnenallee"-Erfolgsregisseur Leander Haußmann hat sich das Sachbuch von Allan und Barbara Pease vorgeknöpft und zahlreiche wissenschaftliche Fakten über die Charakterunterschiede zwischen den Geschlechtern zum Schreien komisch aufbereitet. Jan (Benno Fürmann) ist der Prototyp des Alpha-Männchens: Muskulös und beruflich erfolgreich, bietet der eingefleischte Hertha-Fan alles, was Frauenherzen begehren. Katrin (Jessica Schwarz) ist eine umwerfend schöne Powerfrau, selbstständig, aber auch unverbesserlich romantisch. Eigentlich wären die beiden ein Traumpaar, kämen nicht immer wieder die Rückfälle in die Steinzeit. Etwa wenn der Unterleibsgesteuerte Jan den Atombusen seiner properen Sekretärin fixiert oder Katrin auf das Balzgehabe eines schriftstellernden Leitwolfs (zum Brüllen: Uwe Ochsenknecht) reinfällt. Nichts dazu gelernt Fakt: Seit wir aufrecht gehen können, haben wir, trotz moderner Umwelteinflüsse und gesundem Menschenverstand, nichts dazu gelernt, leben Mann und Frau verhaltenspsychologisch in verschiedenen Universen. Ein Beziehungsspaß, unterlegt mit einem kultigen Soundtrack von Big-Band-Legende James Last, den man unbedingt zu zweit auf seinen Wahrheitsgehalt überprüfen sollte. Unser Fazit 10/10 Punkten.
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