Podcast appearances and mentions of Colin Carter

Dan and Steven go live with the first Yesshift episode of the year, and also the first Yesshift News Desk Edition of the year. Off the top, we acknowledge the passing of Peter Banks' Flash bandmate Colin Carter. We also give January birthday shout-outs to Tony Kaye, Trevor Rabin, and Jon Davison. And the news items include how you can get involved in a Chris Welch Q&A we're hosting via www.DrumTalkTVBrilliance.com , a new set of tour dates for Jon Anderson & The Band Geeks (which includes changes in the personnel), and some upcoming releases pertaining to Yes, Yes members, and prog rock.

Im Rahmen eines halbtägigen Kurses vermitteln die Anwälte Simon Brun und Gregor Münch gemeinsam mit den KI-Koryphäen Colin Carter, David Rosenthal sowie Daniel Brugger Grundlagen der Künstlichen Intelligenz. Der Kurs zielt darauf ab, ein fundiertes Verständnis für Konzepte wie "KI", "generative KI" und "Large Language Models" zu schaffen und zeigt gleichzeitig auf, wie Tools wie ChatGPT und ähnliche KI-basierte Systeme im beruflichen Kontext effizient und sicher eingesetzt werden können. Links zu diesem Podcast: - [Details zum Kurs](https://www.recht-intelligent.ch) - Das Buch zum Podcast: [In schwierigem Gelände — Gespräche über Strafverfolgung, Strafverteidigung & Urteilsfindung](https://www.duribonin.ch/produkt/in-schwierigem-gelaende/) - [#529 KI in der Justiz: Wie Künstliche Intelligenz das Spiel verändert – Live-Podcast mit Barbara Müry von Herlock.ai](https://www.duribonin.ch/529-ki-in-der-justiz-wie-kuenstliche-intelligenz-das-spiel-veraendert-live-podcast-mit-barbara-muery-von-herlock-ai/) - Anwaltskanzlei von [Nina und Duri](https://www.duribonin.ch) Die Podcasts 'Auf dem Weg als Anwält:in' sind unter https://www.duribonin.ch/podcast/ oder auf allen üblichen Plattformen zu hören

Co-host: Tom Druke, Balchem Corporation & Dr. Eric Ciappio, Balchem CorporationGuests: Dr. Stephen Hursting & Dr. Susan Smith, University of North Carolina Nutrition Research Institute; Dr. Steven Zeisel, University of North Carolina; Dr. Kevin Klatt, University of California, Berkeley; Dr. Richard Canfield, Cornell University; Dr. Colin Carter, Columbia University; Dr. Joe McFadden, Cornell UniversityToday's episode was filmed at the Future Directions in Choline Symposium put on by the University of North Carolina Nutrition Research Institute.Our first guests are Dr. Stephen Hursting and Dr. Susan Smith, the director and deputy director of the UNC Nutrition Research Institute. Steve and Susan give some background regarding the inspiration behind the conference as well as what will be covered during the symposium. The gathering is an opportunity to get the leading choline researchers together to update each other and build the momentum of choline research. The last time choline researchers gathered was in 1998, when requirements were set. (0:50)The next guest on our roster is Dr. Mark Manary, a professor of pediatrics at the Washington University School of Medicine. Mark's symposium talk discusses choline and food aid. Food aid products are specially designed to address needs from crisis situations. These specialized food aid products are standardized to meet great deficiency or inadequacy needs. On the most extreme side, there is a product called ready-to-eat therapeutic food for children who are starving to death. Other food aid products include those for children who are severely underweight. Dr. Manary's research consists of clinical trials in sub-Saharan Africa that include different nutrients in food aid to see if there are improvements in children's responses. One trial with the inclusion of DHA found a 6-15 IQ point difference by adding fish oil or DHA. Mark hypothesizes that a doubling of that effect will be observed when choline is added. (6:52)Next up is Dr. Kevin Klatt with the University of California - Berkeley. His symposium talk consisted of choline and DHA, focusing on two areas of his work. The first is dietary choline's impact on the production of phosphatidylcholine species enriched in the omega-three DHA, specifically in pregnancy. The second is interactions between lauric acid and choline, where a phosphatidylcholine species can actually bind to proteins that turn genes on and off. In one experiment, Kevin's group hypothesized that inadequate choline intake during pregnancy compromises the efficient handling of DHA by the liver. They showed in a randomized controlled trial that supplementation with choline dramatically improved the status indicators of DHA status. (17:33)Our fourth segment features Dr. Richard Canfield from Cornell University, whose symposium talk focused on choline and neurodevelopment. Rick is a developmental psychologist by training who works in infant and early child cognition. He has researched visual cognition and speed of information processing with babies in the first year of life for women who received a diet containing the recommended intake of choline and those who received double the recommended intake during pregnancy. They found that cognition improved for babies in the high choline group over their first year of age, which was maintained until seven years of age. The cohort is now 14 years old, and additional testing is being conducted to see if in utero exposure to choline still impacts the children 14 years later. (29:51)Dr. Robert Colin Carter from Columbia University is our next guest. His talk focused on choline and Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD). His research has mainly been fetal alcohol spectrum disorders, with a particular interest in how both maternal and child nutrition might impact the teratogenic effects of alcohol. Prenatal alcohol exposure is the most common preventable cause of developmental delay worldwide, and a common view might be that women should just stop drinking. Dr. Carter argues that view is shortsighted because alcohol use is a really complicated problem for a lot of people. Asking someone who has an alcohol use disorder to stop drinking is probably not realistic for a lot of women. In animal models, supplementing a pregnant dam with choline seems to ameliorate at least some of the teratogenic effects of alcohol. Dr. Carter has completed a pilot study of 70 women from South Africa where beneficial effects of choline treatment during pregnancy were observed for growth, neurobehavior, and memory in their children. Another clinical study with 300 participants is now underway.  (51:38)We end our day one episode with a wrap-up from Dr. Dr. Susan Smith with the University of North Carolina Nutrition Research Institute and Dr. Joe McFadden with Cornell University. Susan emphasized the recurring message that choline is so important in prenatal health and in early postnatal periods. Pregnant and lactating women generally don't take enough choline, and choline is so important for healthy brain development in the fetus and the infant. Joe's takeaways from the livestock side of things include the impact of choline on colostrum production in animals and early-life supplementation in young livestock. (1:08:42)Be sure to subscribe so you don't miss day two highlights from the Future Directions in Choline Symposium in future episodes. If you want one of our new Real Science Exchange t-shirts, screenshot your rating, review, or subscription, and email a picture to anh.marketing@balchem.com. Include your size and mailing address, and we'll get a shirt in the mail to you. 

This week on Prog-Watch I have a bit of a different interview and feature show on Nick Katona, head of Melodic Revolution Records! I will be chatting with Nick and spinning lots of great new music from his artists, Gayle Ellet & the Electromags, the Gardening Club, Forever Twelve, Days Before Tomorrow, Steve Bonino, Colouratura, the Terry Newman Project, Colin Carter, and T.A.P!

Colin Carter joined Blighty and Wilds to chat about the big announcement coming out of Tasmania today with the new license being handed over to the Apple Isle. They spoke about Geelong and Colin's brand new book called 'Football's Forgotten Years' Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

David Wildy and Malcolm Blight spoke about the Tasmanian team that's coming into the competition. Chris Nelson with a Racing Queensland update. Colin Carter speaks about the big announcement live from Hobart. Ash Browne from the AFL Record gives us a comprehensive look into what's making news in this weeks record.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Colin Carter speaks to Sam Edmund ahead of today's historic Tasmanian AFL team announcement. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On the show today with Sam Edmund: 1. Midday Madness - Tasmania is coming - is it OK to change teams? 2. SEN Tassie's David "Flash" Lithgow 3. Colin Carter 4. Mich Robinson 5. Lost in the Wash 6. AFL Press Conference - Gil McLachlan, Jeremy Rockliff and Richard Marles announce the AFL's 19th licence Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Colin Carter joined us to chat about his book "Football's Forgotten Years" outlining why these foundation years must be included in the AFL competition's history, & the champions & administrators who set up the game in those years be recognised for their achievements

This episode has been published and can be heard everywhere your podcast is available. https://www.stagroar.co.nz/ In these Mini-Podcasts we explore The Rusa from D.Bruce Banwell's "The Rusa, Sambar and Whitetail Deer" New Zealand Big Game Records Series With Permission of The Halcyon Press. If you or a loved one have some aches and pains setting in, or an injury that needs support to heal, consider topping up your body with Canes Deer Velvet. It's packed full of amazing nutrients that the body uses in maintaining the immune system, bones, joints, circulation and general well-being. Find out more at www.canesdeervelvet.com and use code stagroar252 at checkout for a 20% discount.

Damian Barrett speaks with former Geelong President Colin Carter following their 2022 AFL Grand Final win.

Long-time Geelong president Colin Carter joined Sam, Jimmy and Lloydy.

Tonight's full show with Michael Gleeson of The Age and Colin Carter

Former Cats President, Colin Carter joined Malcolm Blight & David Wildy ahead of Saturday's Grand Final between Geelong & Sydney.

Blighty & Wilds discuss the historical allegations against Hawthorn released today. Joined by former Geelong President, Colin Carter. Plus, Ben Ebert joined the boys chatting the release of his late father, Russell's book "Geez, it's been worth it".

Former Geelong President Colin Carter speaks to Dwayne about Geelong's 2022 campaign, and the latest on the Tasmanian AFL licence push.

On the show today: 1. Midday Madness - AFL's "Magic Round", Gil McLachlan's comments and more 2. Former Geelong President Colin Carter 3. Where to for Essendon's coach search? 4. SEN Chief Reporter Sam Edmund 5. Lost in the Wash 6. South East Melbourne Phoenix star Mitch Creek 7. Top AFL Draft prospect Harry Sheezel

Colin Carter, the author of the Carter Report into the viability of a Tasmanian AFL licence, speaks to Jack and Flash to clear up some of the myths about the viability of a Tasmanian team.

On the show today: 1. Jack and Flash on the big week with the Tasmanian AFL licence 2. Jack on a big week at Richmond - Edwards' 300th, Kane Lambert's retirement and more 3. Cricket Tasmania CEO Dominic Baker 4. Colin Carter - author of The Carter Report - on the viability of a Tasmanian AFL licence 5. Hot or Not

Colin Carter says he'd be "really surprised" if Tasmania's bid for a 19th AFL team isn't successful.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former Geelong President and author of The Carter Report, Colin Carter, joined Gerard, Bruce Eva and Matthew Richardson

On tonight's show, Bruce Eva is in again replacing Sam, alongside Gerard and Matthew Richardson on Sportsday. From the Tasmanian AFL team situation with Colin Carter to Peter Lalor's views on Australian cricket and the round 19 Rising Star, Jamarra Ugle-Hagan, plus more.

Gerard and Beva were joined by Matthew Richardson in the studio plus Colin Carter.

Author of the Carter Report into Tasmanian football, Colin Carter joined Gerard, Beva and Richo.

Mystery School Interviews - Tabula Rasa October Online Retreat with Lisa Fair, Colin Carter, and Erik ArchboldThe Tabula Rasa Mystery School is a curriculum unlike any other. It's a residential program for profound spiritual immersion. In this second session of the October Tabula Rasa online Retreat Colin Carter, Lisa Fair, a group of students and interns share their experiences of what it is like to be part of the program."Without a personal agenda, we can rest in peaceful emptiness at one with our Source. A peaceful state of mind is no small gift and is the one goal of the program. When we become mindful, we can observe the patterns and decisions that come from fear, doubt, and guilt, and through true forgiveness, we open up to new ideas and life becomes fresh and vibrant!"Learn more and register for a stay at the next Mystery School starting December 1st, 2021. https://circle.livingmiraclescenter.org/tabula-rasa-mystery-schoolOr sign up for our full weekend online retreats here (includes access to all the replays for any portion you've missed): https://circle.livingmiraclescenter.org/acim-online-retreat-tabula-rasa.This session was recorded on October 1, 2021, in Chapala, Mexico.You can watch the first 45 min of the session here on YouTube: https://youtu.be/l88huTHRvD4For upcoming events with David Hoffmeister and the Living Miracles community, go to https://livingmiracles.org/events

**This episode is brought to you by MuteSix, Gorgias, and Attentive**   “We're the world's first dedicated single-origin food company,” Belal El-Banna, CEO and Co-Founder of Single Origin Food Co. The idea for the brand came from another co-founder, Colin Carter, when he developed adult epilepsy in his early 40s. He tried to balance up his medication, so he started drinking coffee. Then, in his attempt to find a better cup of coffee he came across single-origin coffee. He liked the single-origin concept so much; it led them to start the company. Belal says that they don't look at themselves as a “for-profit” instead of more as a fair profit. They want to be transparent and serve the best quality at a reasonable price. He talks about: * Gratefulness * Overview of the brand * Difficulty in finding farmers * Early days of the company * How they make cost work * Where their products are sold * Challenges in pandemic * Why honey Join Ramon Vela and Belal El-Banna as they break down the inside story on The Story of a Brand. For more on Single Origin Food Co, visit: https://thesofco.com/ Subscribe and Listen to the podcast on all major apps. Listeners can also search for The Story of a Brand. Click here to listen on Apple Podcast or Spotify. * This episode was brought to you by MuteSix. MuteSix is the leading agency in performance marketing. They have been in this space for nearly eight years, growing and scaling the world's most recognizable e-commerce brands with breakthrough creative, targeted media buying, and data-driven results in every step of the funnel. They're currently offering listeners a FREE omnichannel marketing audit. Their team of auditors will perform a deep dive analysis into your current marketing efforts and identify which strategies might be budget wasters and which strategies will improve performance. The audit covers all digital marketing channels, including Facebook, Google, Email, Amazon, Snapchat, TikTok, Pinterest, Influencer, Programmatic, and Website CRO. For your free digital marketing consultation, visit: https://mutesix.com/storyofabrand * This episode was brought to you by Attentive. How do the most innovative companies reach mobile consumers? Meet Attentive, the text messaging solution trusted by innovative retail & e-commerce brands like CB2, Coach, and thousands of Shopify brands. On average, Attentive customers see 25x ROI and 18.5% of online revenue driven by SMS. Ready for SMS to become one of your top three revenue channels? Learn how to get started with your free trial by requesting a demo at https://www.attentivemobile.com/ * This episode is also brought to you by Gorgias. Did you know that loyal customers are 9x more likely to convert compared to a first-time shoppers? That's why exceptional customer service is so important for your retention & growth. I recommend using Gorgias. Gorgias combines all your communication channels, including email, SMS, social media, live chat, and phone, into one platform and gives you an organized view of all tickets. This saves your support team hours per day and makes managing customer orders a breeze. Go to https://www.gorgias.com/ to book a demo and mention the Story of a Brand podcast for two months free.

Blighty & Wilds were joined by GRSA Chair, Grantley Stevens ahead of Angle Park reopening tomorrow night. Colin Carter jumped on the line to discuss his report into an AFL team in Tasmania. And Rick 'Jumbo Prince' Davies discussed his former coach, Jack Oatey after he was elevated to Legend status in The Australian Football Hall of Fame.

Colin Carter jumped on the line to discuss his report into an AFL team in Tasmania

This week on Tassie Time we catch up with Former Clarence gun Trent Standen who kicked 30.12 in the last H&A round in the OSFA today to bring up his 100th goal. We'll also get the fallout from last week's Colin Carter report into football in Tasmania

Will Tasmania get themselves an AFL team? Colin Carter has released his findings earlier this week, what's been the reception like down in the Apple Isle about the feedback from the findings? Brett Stubbs has the latest.

Mick Warner and Glenn McFarlane return to tackle another big week of AFL headlines. They chat about Eddie Betts' stellar career, Carlton's struggles, the Colin Carter report, concussion, and plenty more. To read more about everything discussed on this episode, go to heraldsun.com.au to see our subscription offers, or download the Herald Sun app today. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Clint Wheeldon is joined by the Age chief football writer Jake Niall and the West Australian's chief football writer Mark Duffield after Colin Carter's report on Tasmania's bid for an AFL team was released, with a raft of passionate Tasmanians having their say on why they will only accept a standalone 19th team, rather than a relocation. Jake, Clint and Mark also rank the best modern-day dynasties, discuss where they think the AFL GF will land in 2021 amid the other big issues out of round 22 of the AFL season.

Clint Wheeldon is joined by the Age chief football writer Jake Niall and the West Australian's chief football writer Mark Duffield after Colin Carter's report on Tasmania's bid for an AFL team was released, with a raft of passionate Tasmanians having their say on why they will only accept a standalone 19th team, rather than a relocation. Jake, Clint and Mark also rank the best modern-day dynasties, discuss where they think the AFL GF will land in 2021 amid the other big issues out of round 22 of the AFL season.

Three premierships in four seasons of dominance, the Kings of the AFL, Richmond, will miss the 2021 finals after the Giants slayed them on the Friday Night stage; GWS acting captain Josh Kelly joins the show to discuss the fallout with Alister Nicholson, Cameron Ling and Adam Ramanauskas. Colin Carter discusses his report into the viability of a Tasmanian team in the AFL, Alicia Muling delivers the key news and Brisbane Lions CEO Greg Swann chats about the difficulties of navigating another Covid affected season.

Three premierships in four seasons of dominance, the Kings of the AFL, Richmond, will miss the 2021 finals after the Giants slayed them on the Friday Night stage; GWS acting captain Josh Kelly joins the show to discuss the fallout with Alister Nicholson, Cameron Ling and Adam Ramanauskas. Colin Carter discusses his report into the viability of a Tasmanian team in the AFL, Alicia Muling delivers the key news and Brisbane Lions CEO Greg Swann chats about the difficulties of navigating another Covid affected season.

Howie's Fox Sports promo, Chief's Slaughterhouse returns, Chief blew a thong!, Tasmania team report comes out, AFLW expansion, pre-finals bye may go this year, Beat The Chief is no more, Richmond's Bachar Houli, Top 5 Tom Browne moments, who will call the Grand Final?, Cult Hero Michael Mitchell, Tom Browne responds to the Top 5 and goes full aircraft nuffy, we hear Howie's Fox Sports promo, coach vs media stoushes See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Colin Carter speaks to Dwayne about the publication of The Carter Report into the sustainability of an AFL team in Tasmania.

This got fiery at times! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dwayne discusses the findings and reaction to the Carter Report into the sustainability of an AFL team based in Tasmania.

On the show today: 1. Midday Madness - Your calls on The Carter Report 2. Western Bulldogs defender Easton Wood 3. Colin Carter - Author of The Carter Report 4. Collingwood young gun Finlay Macrae 5. Campbell Brown previews the weekend's footy.

Organising standard and rapid antigen COVID-19 tests to fill the MCG for the finals, the "sugar hit" Carlton and Charlie Curnow need with four games to go, why the time is now for Brisbane to play Nakia Cockatoo, how a Tasmanian team could come together as Colin Carter's review nears completion, and more.

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Former Geelong president Colin Carter joined Gerard and Sam.

Colin joined Blighty & Wilds ahead of Geelong's AGM tomorrow night, where he'll officially step down as club President after 10 years in the job.

A look ahead to day one of the first Test, Brett Phillips, Colin Carter, Adam Collins and Alistair Dobson all joined the show.

The outgoing Cats president joins Julian De Stoop.

Mike Sheahan discusses Eddie McGuire, Colin Carter and Peter Gordon and their impact on their clubs.

My guest today is Colin Carter, Managing Director, Tiedemann Advisors with approximately $20 billion in assets under management (AUM). Colin Carter, Managing Director, Tiedemann Advisors Colin has direct responsibility for managing client relationships. He works closely with clients to understand their goals and objectives; manage their investments, including impact investing; and integrate their investment strategy, philanthropy, and estate planning into a cohesive wealth management plan. He also oversees business operations for the Dallas office. Colin joined Tiedemann when the Firm merged with Presidio Capital Advisors, where he was responsible for developing, implementing, and maintaining investment portfolios for families, individuals, foundations and endowments. He also served on Presidio’s Board of Directors and opened the Dallas office in 2003. Previously, Colin was a Senior Vice President at Merrill Lynch in the Private Wealth Advisory Group. Colin also spent ten years with Goldman Sachs & Co., working in both the Institutional Fixed Income and Private Advisory Services Groups. Certificates, memberships and offices include: Chartered Financial Analyst® Member, CFA® Institute in Dallas Colin earned a Master of Business Administration from the University of Texas at Austin and a bachelor’s degree in economics from Duke University. He resides in Dallas with his wife and four children. Tiedemann Advisors Investment Overview Tiedemann Advisors is an owner-managed independent investment and wealth advisor with a single focus: to make sure our clients’ wealth accomplishes what matters most to them. Tiedemann provides high-net-worth individuals, families, trusts, foundations and endowments with customized, objective investment management, and trust, estate and wealth planning services. Tiedemann Advisors are proactive, innovative advisors who provide access to a broad set of exceptional investment strategies globally, including impact and responsible investments, and full transparency on investment decisions, fees and performance. Founded in 1999, Tiedemann Advisors is headquartered in New York, with nine offices nation-wide. The firm provides trust services through Tiedemann Trust Company, a state-chartered trust company located in Wilmington, Delaware. Together, Tiedemann oversees $20 billion in assets, including $3.2 billion in impact investments. Holistically, Tiedemann prioritizes long-term, quality investments that align with client needs, desires and personal passions. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/smartmoneycircle/support

He's been with Chris Scott for his whole coaching career, since 2011.

Blighty & Wilds were joined by Geelong President, Colin Carter. Plus, Tuesdays true or false!

Geelong President, Colin Carter joined Blighty & Wilds on Sportsday SA

When Colin Carter saw the fourth official show four minutes of added time in Carlisle Utd's game against Plymouth, he knew they'd be the most important four minutes in the club's history...so he said it over the tannoy...and then, their goalkeeper scored.We chat to Colin about his time at Brunton Park as the stadium announcer and he recalls that day in May 1999.A great chat about just why he loves that job and why that day still means so much.TITLE MUSIC - District Four by Kevin McLoed

Colin Carter and Peter Lalor in 30 minutes

Colin Carter, Craig Jennings, Ray Chamberlain, Peter Lalor, Jason Davenport, Natalie Wood and Michael Browell this Wednesday morning

Colin Carter, Craig Jennings, Ray Chamberlain, Peter Lalor, Jason Davenport, Natalie Wood and Michael Browell in a snapshot

Rich Hurst speaks to his counterpart at Manchester United, Alan Keegan, who's been the voice of Old Trafford for over 20 years.They speak about how he got the job, the perks of working for one of the biggest clubs in the world and the times he's let his emotions get the better of him whilst being the stadium announcer.Also find out about upcoming episodes with Colin Carter from Carlisle United and Matt James who works with Rich at West Bromwich Albion.TITLE MUSIC - District Four by Kevin McLoed

In our series of interviews with the AFL club leaders, Geelong President Colin Carter joins Gerard.

In today’s world, sustainability is at the forefront of concerns. The term “ESG” rings in the ears of many business leaders worldwide and has begun to significantly impact decision-making of all kinds. Following this trend as board directors, we should equip ourselves to see the world through this lens and govern in the boardroom in this same manner. To learn more about governing with ESG values, we welcome Paul Washington to the show. Paul Washington is the Executive Director of the ESG Center at The Conference Board. He formerly served as Senior Vice President, Deputy General Counsel, and Corporate Secretary of Time Warner Inc. He graduated from Fordham University’s School of Law and remains a resident fellow where he has taught corporate governance for over a decade. In today’s episode, Paul helps us unravel topics like challenges and priorities for boards amid COVID-19, director compensation, and board composition all while informing us about the implications of an ESG mindset in governance. Click here to listen now!    Subscribe & Review in iTunes Are you subscribed to my podcast? If you’re not, I want to encourage you to do that today. I don’t want you to miss an episode. I’m adding bonus episodes to the mix and if you’re not subscribed there’s a good chance you’ll miss out on those. Click here to subscribe in iTunes! Liked this episode? I would be really grateful if you'd take 30 seconds to leave an honest review in iTunes. Those reviews help other people find my podcast and they’re also fun for me to go in and read. Plus, I love to give shoutouts on the show to everyone who submits a review. Just click here to review, tap “Reviews” and “Write a Review” and let me know what your favorite part of the podcast is.  Let's Get Social!  I absolutely love connecting with listeners on social media. I'm most active on LinkedIn. (And yes, I do personally post and respond to my accounts!) This is a great way to hear my latest thinking, get the inside track on new products, and occasionally see a picture of my adorable toddler.  Resources Mentioned in This Episode The Conference Board ESG Center Reports and Surveys Challenges and Priorities for Boards Among COVID-19 Director Compensation Board Composition Back to the Drawing Board, Colin Carter and Jay Lorsch The Fringes of Power, Downing Street Diaries 1939-1955, John Colville

The first episode of 2020 is live now and we get things started in the new decade with a couple of in-depth discussions with three leading industry figures.   First up, Rob Davinson, Awin's Content Analyst, discusses the state of the travel sector in the affiliate channel with Colin Carter, Director of the travel site Weather2Travel, and also Maria Chatterton-White of the tours and activities specialist, Viator. We get the respective views of a publisher and an advertiser working in the travel sector on some of the challenges they face in today’s climate, and what particular nuances of the travel sector can play out in the affiliate industry.   Kevin Edwards, Awin's Strategy Director, then speaks to Kate Knight, attending in her capacity as a representative of the newly-formed Publisher Board in the UK. The Publisher Board is a new working group of affiliates representing a variety of different websites in the UK that have come together to advocate for improving standards in the channel and building partnerships. Kate discusses the Board’s recently released Best Practice Guidelines for Advertisers, their aims as a working body and how they hope to achieve progress on some of the long-standing issues that affiliates have faced operating in the digital industry.   This month’s episode also looks forward to the imminent release of the brand new Awin Report 2020 at Affiliate Summit West. You can find out more about Awin’s presence at the annual industry conference in Las Vegas and the various talks we’ll be giving here.  If you can’t make it, then you’ll be able to view a digital interactive copy of the Awin Report on January 29th on the Market Insights section of the website.

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The sight of farmers in China, bent over rice fields enveloped in air pollution, inspired researcher Colin Carter of the University of California, Davis to find out how surface ozone was impacting their most important crop. "You couldn’t see from one end of the field to the other. And the sunlight wasn’t even getting to the plants. So it sort of struck me that pollution today in China is a bigger issue for agriculture than climate change is. The two are related, but they are different." For the first time, Carter and his colleagues were able to identify a specific stage of a rice plant’s development as being vulnerable to surface ozone, a form of pollution that’s similar to smog. This information can be used to help the country implement regulatory policies to control surface ozone during critical stages of a rice plant’s growth. "The factors that cause surface ozone also lead to climate change. So, if the pollution is controlled, not only will it give immediate benefit to agriculture, but it will also help in the battle against climate change."

This week on Science Today, caregiving was a theme – from helping out dementia patients and those who look after them; to giving rice crops in polluted China the best chances to thrive. And even a story about how a college dining hall’s desire to care for the planet, led to an interesting way to cut down on food waste. First, did you know that one in 10 people age 65 and older suffer from dementia? And that the disease takes a toll only on patients, but their caregivers, too. We spoke to psychologist Robert Levenson of UC Berkeley. His new study showed that rates of depression among caregivers are about four times higher than non-caregiving adults in the same age group. And that a depressed caregiver contributes to a faster decline of the loved one with dementia. "If you are being cared for by a quite depressed person, you are going to live, on average, by about 14 months less than if you are being cared for by a person who is not very depressed. This is a significant shortening of life." And at UC Davis, we met with Colin Carter, a professor of agricultural and resource economics. He cares about how surface ozone impacts rice plant production in polluted China. "There’s a critical period during the growing season where you have a day of extremely high ozone that it can reduce the yield up to 1 percent – just one day. So we measured across the country that yields could be reduced by two percent or more." That may not sound like a lot, but it is when you consider the fact that China is the world’s largest producer of rice and the world’s largest importer. So, Carter is hoping their findings will help China enact regulatory polices to alleviate damaging effects of ozone pollution on rice yields. Finally, in an effort to reduce food waste and create a more sustainable approach to dining, Jill Horst at UC Santa Barbara describes how they dealt with all the half-eaten apples they were noticing in their tray returns. "And it wasn’t because the apple wasn’t good, but the apple was so large. So we decided, well, they have different sized apples, so why don’t we take a look at what would be the best size apple that somebody could consume without any waste?" While students at first questioned these dinky apples and wondered why they had them, Horst put up a display of all the wasted, larger apples to show students. It worked and led to much less waste in the dining hall – meaning much less waste in the landfill. That’s all for this week, if you want to stay on top of University of California research, subscribe to Science Today on iTunes or Soundcloud. Until next time, I’m Larissa Branin. Subscribe to Science Today: iTunes: apple.co/1TQBewD Stitcher: www.stitcher.com/podcast/science-today Follow us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/ucsciencetoday Stories mentioned in this roundup: https://soundcloud.com/sciencetoday/caregivers_dementia https://soundcloud.com/sciencetoday/rice_ozone https://soundcloud.com/sciencetoday/apples_waste

There’s good ozone, and there’s bad ozone. The good is high up in the stratosphere and the bad, a mixture of sunlight and nitrous oxide, is near the surface of the Earth. This pollution affects not only human health, but also plant growth. A research team led by Colin Carter of the University of California, Davis, has made a key discovery about how surface ozone impacts rice production. "There’s a critical period during the growing season where you have a day of extremely high ozone, that it can reduce the yield up to 1 percent, just one day. So we measured across the country that yields could be reduced by two percent or more, which doesn’t sound like a large number, but it is when you consider the fact that China is the world’s largest producer of rice and the world’s largest importer. By identifying this critical stage of development, Carter hopes their data can inform better regulatory policies in China to alleviate the damaging effects of ozone pollution on rice yields and ultimately, the global market.

Lecture 18 covers hedging using options and compares the benefits of hedging using options versus hedging using futures. Examples of hedging using options are presented.

Lecture 17 introduces the concept of put-call parity and its implications for options pricing. Arbitrage relationships between options contracts are discussed.

Lecture 16 Options on futures are introduced and options terms such as put, call, strike price, premium, and intrinsic value and time value are defined.  Numerous examples of options trades are presented.

Lecture 15: Carter continues the discussion of hedging, giving examples of currency and financial hedges. The concept of an optimal hedge is discussed.

Lecture 14: Carter introduces hedging with futures as a risk management strategy. He gives examples of long and short hedges in commodity markets are presented. Basis is defined as the difference between futures and cash prices and the implications of basis risk are discussed. Hedging is categorized as arbitrage, operational, or anticipatory.

Lecture 12 begins with a description of Eurodollar futures contracts including calculation of profit or loss on and example contract. Professor Carter further discusses trade imbalance, politics, and international currency markets and valuation. He describes interest rate differentials and parity using the difference in U.S. and Canadian dollar values and interest rates. Interest rates, bonds and the cost of carry market.

Lecture 11 outlines the three types of financial futures and how they are priced. Professor Carter describes the characteristics of different debt instruments, bonds and eurodollars. The role of interest rates in debt instrument markets. He answers why financial futures have become so popular and how to read yield curves.

Lecture 10 presents the Theory of Normal Backwardation (Keynes) and the Theory of Price of Storage (Working) - explain how the prices for different delivery months are related and, in turn, the relationship to the spot price.

Lecture 9 completes the discussion of the price of storage and provides an example of actual basis for Illinois corn. Carter introduces foreign currency markets, how economic indicators impact currencies and interest rates. He talks about which economic variables affect currency prices.

Lecture 6 gives examples of treasury-bond trading, pricing, profit-loss calculation, basis points, interest-rate expectation, and of currency trading are discussed. These are followed by video showing trading action on the floor of the NY Mercantile Exchange and the Chicago Board of Trade.

Lecture 5 presents the economic functions served by futures and options markets. It then begins a description of the terminology and mechanics involved in futures and options markets and provides a general organization of a typical futures market and the role of regulators and governmental oversight.

This class describes what options contracts, or options on futures contracts are. It also answers what the difference is between a call option and a put option. What does it mean to go long or go short? Professor Carter describes the top U.S. exchanges, when they were founded and the primary trading instruments on each. Next, he describes similar international futures markets. Old-fashioned pit trading vs. electronic trading methods are described. Carter discusses the importance of futures markets on the world economy.

Lecture 2 continues the course introduction - explaining just what is a futures contract and what are the four categories of futures contract. This lecture also provides an introduction to an options contract.

While ethanol burns cleaner than gasoline, some researchers argue its production makes it less than environmentally friendly. University of California, Davis professor of agricultural economics Colin Carter says ethanol is not a low-carbon fuel in part “because of greenhouse gases put out by other countries that have torn down forests to produce corn.” Pacific Ethanol CEO Neil Koehler claims corn-based fuels are cleaner than petroleum and reduce greenhouse gases. Critics say corn that could be used for feeding livestock is now going into gas tanks, and U.S. ethanol policies may have driven up food prices by 20 to 30 percent. Does corn have a place in powering America’s future? Colin Carter, Professor, Agricultural Economics, UC Davis Neil Koehler, CEO, Pacific Ethanol Michael Marsh, CEO, Western United Dairymen This program was recorded in front of a live audience at The Commonwealth Club of California on August 21, 2013