Podcasts about Condell

El próximo jueves 30 de octubre, Valparaíso celebrará por primera vez el 6° aniversario de su designación como Ciudad Creativa de la Música, reconocimiento otorgado por la UNESCO hace seis años. La conmemoración se realizará en el auditorio PIFP PUCV, además del Teatro Municipal de Valparaíso, en una jornada que busca relevar el aporte histórico y actual de las mujeres a la vida musical porteña. Desde su incorporación a la Red de Ciudades Creativas de la UNESCO en 2019, Valparaíso ha consolidado una escena musical diversa y en constante evolución. Esta primera celebración oficial representa un hito para la ciudad, que honra su cultura y el valor de las distinciones internacionales que la posicionan en el mapa global de la creatividad. La actividad parte con un conversatorio “Territorio Sonoro: prácticas, redes y proyección internacional desde Valparaíso” a las 11:30 Hrs. en el auditorio PIFP PUCV (Av. Altamirano 1424) junto a destacados representantes de la industria de la música. Participarán Matías Saldías —productor, manager, director del sello Mescalina y presidente de IMUVA—; Andrea Zárate, gestora, productora y tour manager; y Andrés Landon, músico y productor ganador del Latin Grammy 2012 junto a Carla Morrison por el álbum "Déjenme Llorar". En la jornada de la tarde la celebración se traslada al Teatro Municipal de Valparaíso donde habrá tres bloques musicales: el primero estará a cargo de Lucy Briceño, la gran referente de intérpretes locales. Luego, el escenario se abrirá a la música urbana con Zencilla y Almendra del Pilar, representantes de una nueva generación de creadoras que combinan letras y guitarras. Finalmente, el segmento de cantautoras, formato íntimo pensado especialmente para este momento, reunirá a Rosario Alfonso, Mariel Mariel y Mora Lucay, tres voces claves del panorama musical actual desde las 18:30 Hrs. "Es la primera vez que la ciudad conmemora oficialmente este aniversario, y qué mejor forma de hacerlo que reconociendo a quienes día a día sostienen y renuevan su identidad musical. La vocación cultural de Valparaíso es parte central de la identidad de nuestra ciudad y, en ese marco, potenciar este reconocimiento es uno de los objetivos que nos hemos planteado como municipalidad". Señaló Camila Nieto, Alcaldesa de Valparaíso. Todas las actividades de la programación son de carácter gratuito. El concierto es con cupos limitados y el retiro de invitaciones (dobles) se inicia el martes 28 de octubre, en Condell 1490, oficina 110, entre 10:00 y 17:30 hrs. Más información en @valpocultura y @municipiovalpo

Ya están disponibles para la venta las entradas al evento especial que ha preparado INSOMNIA Teatro Condell para la celebración de su 20° Aniversario que se realizará este viernes 17 de octubre a las 19:00 hrs. La celebración cuenta con un maridaje especial: degustación del restaurante Rosmarino, selección de Vinilos de Aguja Margarita, proyección de la película Soul Kitchen de Fatih Akin y premios sorpresas para el público. Este viernes 17 de octubre INSOMNIA Teatro Condell celebrará su aniversario n° 20 con un evento especial que contempla la proyección de la película Soul Kitchen del director Fatih Akin, con degustación del restaurante Rosmarino y de Gin Ballena. Cabe destacar, que la recepción será amenizada con la música de la DJ set Aguja Margarita. La preventa ya está disponible directamente en boleterías de Teatro Condell o a través de la plataforma Passline. En esta oportunidad, el comercio local de Valparaíso ha donado una serie de premios increíbles para sortear entre el público, están participando la cafetería Casaplan (2 happy sour), la pizzería Ciudad de Pie, Cocinería Nacional, Uvas producciones con 1 entrada doble para Concierto 40 años de Carlos Cabezas, Librería Crisis, Raku cerámica, Bar el Canario, la comida asiática de MOMO, Discos Mayra, Puerto de Letras, PisQ, la empanadería Le Pató y Tres Peces. Leonardo Torres, director ejecutivo de INSOMNIA, quiso destacar que: “cumplir 20 años como organización cultural es un hito dadas las dificultades que es hacer gestión cultural en Chile, y hemos querido celebrarlo junto a nuestros amigos y amigas de organizaciones culturales y del comercio local de Valparaíso, porque sabemos que la colaboración es fundamental para sostenernos, y la continuidad de un espacio que ha crecido junto a la ciudad y sus habitantes. Es por ello, por lo que invitamos a celebrar en grande en un evento que mezclará una película que justamente habla sobre la supervivencia de un restaurante, luego un maridaje y degustación posterior y muchos premios sorpresas para regalonear a nuestros queridos Insomnes”. Por su parte, Claudio Pereira, programador INSOMNIA, explicó que INSOMNIA nace de una obsesión de juventud hasta transformarse en algo vital: “hace 20 años, nacían las noches de Cine en Valparaíso, que denominamos INSOMNIA como una extensión de nuestros hábitos cinéfilos nocturnos. Lo que partió como una obsesión de juventud, se empezó a convertir en una actividad vital de nuestras vidas. Desde películas clásicas, estrenos nacionales y del mundo hasta las películas de un extenso catálogo de culto son parte de nuestro arsenal de exquisiteces que compartimos todos los días del año. INSOMNIA es la definición de nuestro amor por el cine y Valparaíso”. Soul Kitchen es una película alemana escrita y dirigida por Fatih Akin que cuenta la historia de Zinos, un griego que posee un restaurante en Hamburgo, vive momentos críticos: su novia Nadine se ha ido a trabajar a Shanghai, su revolucionario cocinero está espantando a sus clientes y, para colmo, su disparatado hermano Illias acaba de salir de la cárcel; por si esto fuera poco, Zinos debe enfrentarse a los especuladores inmobiliarios que pretenden derribar su negocio para construir viviendas”. La invitación es a disfrutar del maridaje perfecto: música, cine del mundo, gin y degustación para celebrar los 20 años del único cine patrimonial de Valparaíso este viernes 17 de octubre a las 19:00 hrs. las entradas están disponibles para la venta presencial y online en Passline y tienen un valor de $10.000.

REDBLACKS offensive coordinator Tommy Condell speaks to the media as Ottawa gets set to host the Stamps

Tommy Condell - July 10, 2025

Rick Henderson, MSUM alum and mentor of guest host Dane DeKrey is in studio on Afternoons Live with Tyler Axness to discuss the impact on MSUM and the Moorhead community of Dr. James and Dr, Yvonne Condell.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

REDBLACKS Offensive Coordinator Tommy Condell speaks to the media as the team gets set to visit the Stamps in Calgary

Youssef Khater cree haber asesinado a la joven estadounidense que estaba a punto de descubrir una de sus estafas. Sin embargo, pronto se llevará una sorpresa que lo obligará a escapar.

Un maratonista danés llegó a Chile en 2011 para participar en una carrera en el desierto. Lo que nadie sospechaba era que se trataba de un experimentado estafador con instinto asesino, capaz de hacer cualquier cosa para concretar sus planes.

Commercial insurance is a billion-dollar industry—but behind the scenes, it's a mess. Agents are buried in outdated processes, struggling to keep up with client needs and fighting to prove their value in a system that just isn't built for efficiency. So, what if there was a better way? What if technology could finally give agents the tools they need to move beyond paperwork and actually reduce risk for their clients?   In this episode of the Insurtech Leadership Podcast, host Joshua Hollander sits down with Lawson Condell, CEO and founder of Riskbly, to talk about how he's tackling these challenges head-on. Riskbly is a platform designed to modernize the fractured and siloed processes that have long plagued commercial insurance, giving agents real-time insights and better ways to manage risk.   Lawson shares his journey from working at major corporations like Oracle and Thomson Reuters to launching a platform built specifically to empower commercial agents. They dive into what's broken in the industry, why white-label solutions are a game-changer, and how Riskbly is helping agents shift from simply selling policies to becoming true risk advisors. Plus, Lawson reflects on how his military background shaped his leadership style and what he sees as the future of commercial insurance in a tech-driven world.   If you're ready to see how technology is rewriting the rules of commercial insurance, this is an episode you won't want to miss. Let's dive in! In This Episode: [00:40] Founding Riskbly – Lawson's motivation behind creating Riskbly for commercial agents. [01:07] Challenges in Commercial Insurance – The fragmented and manual processes in commercial insurance communication. [02:37] Building the Riskbly Platform – The development of Riskbly, aimed at improving agent-client interactions. [03:41] Real-Time Insights for Agents – The platform provides agents with real-time insights and risk management tools. [04:40] The Role of Agents as Risk Advisors – The importance of agents acting as risk advisors to clients. [08:48] Product Evolution – The ongoing evolution and future features of the Riskbly platform. [09:57] Team and Development – Lawson shares how he assembled his development team for product creation. [12:50] Data Analysis Capabilities – Exploration of the platform's ability to analyze data for client benefits. [16:23] Target Audience for Riskbly – The platform caters to both existing commercial agents and newcomers. [18:01] Best Practices for Successful Agents – Insights on what makes successful agents stand out. [21:03] Risk Management Transparency – How Riskbly helps demonstrate risk management efforts to insurers for better premium rates. [22:01] Comparison with Oracle – Lawson compares his tech startup experience with his time at Oracle, emphasizing platform flexibility. [25:00] Military Experience Influence – Lawson reflects on how his military background shaped his leadership philosophy and approach to business. [29:05] Client Relationships and Value Perception – The need to continually earn client trust and adapt to changing perceptions of value. Notable Quotes [00:04:26] "I come in as the risk advising agent wanting to lower your total cost of risk. We go through a diagnosis, and I find these things. You agree on it, but in six months or a year, I come back, and you haven't done anything. It's a frustrating process." – Lawson Condell   [00:14:10] "We are here to support the agent. We are here to make that agent that partners with us the very best. I promise to each agency, to each agent, I'm here to make you better. My team's here to make you better." – Lawson Condell   [00:28:13] "I think if you try to stay as close to the client and your employees as you can, and I don't mean emotionally close, I mean in the trenches with them, helping them out, figuring out what motivates them, it makes a difference." – Lawson Condell   Our Guest Lawson Condell, CEO and founder of Riskbly, a platform designed to empower commercial insurance agents with tools to manage risk, streamline operations, and deliver better value to their clients. With a background in corporate America, including roles at Oracle and Thomson Reuters, Lawson brings a wealth of experience in SaaS solutions and commercial insurance. A former military officer, Lawson's leadership philosophy is deeply influenced by his time in the Air Force.   Resources and Links   Lawson Condell https://www.linkedin.com/in/lawson-condell/ https://www.riskbly.com/   Josh Hollander https://www.linkedin.com/in/joshuarhollander/ https://www.horton-usa.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/insurt

Mientras el verano se desarrolla y enero ya comienza a entrar en calor, INSOMNIA no se detiene, presentando una amplia cartelera de actividades, con múltiples funciones, cine familiar, chileno y clásico, un panorama imperdible para estos próximos días. Conoce todos los detalles en la siguiente entrevista. Toda la información esta disponible en www.insomiacine.cl y en redes sociales.

In this episode of Power Producers Podcast, David Carothers interviews Lawson Condell, founder of Riskbly, a platform designed for commercial insurance agents to streamline risk management services. Lawson shares his journey from the Air Force and sales roles at ADP and Oracle to founding Riskbly. He created Riskbly to address inefficiencies in the commercial insurance process by providing agents with a white-labeled, customizable platform for managing policy documents, safety videos, risk management programs, and real-time insights.  Key Points Riskbly's Inspiration Lawson built Riskbly based on his experience in commercial insurance, aiming to simplify risk management and enhance communication between agents and clients through a unified platform. What Sets Riskbly Apart Riskbly is fully white-labeled and customizable, allowing agents to provide seamless risk management under their brand. It integrates policy documents, safety training, and HR resources in one platform, avoiding multiple systems. Real-Time Insights Agents can monitor clients' progress on risk management tasks in real time, ensuring proactive follow-up and ongoing support throughout the year, not just at renewals. Tailored Risk Management Programs Agents can assign specific programs to address client risks, such as safety or compliance issues, and track progress. This ensures clients follow through on risk reduction efforts. Adoption and Client Engagement Riskbly uses notifications, mobile access, and training content to drive client engagement. It can also be used as a prospecting tool by offering it to potential clients during the sales process. Future Plans Riskbly aims to integrate with other tech solutions and provide underwriters access to real-time client risk management data, potentially leading to better pricing and decisions. Connect with: David Carothers LinkedIn Lawson Condell LinkedIn Kyle Houck LinkedIn Visit Websites: Power Producer Base Camp Killing Commercial Riskbly Crushing Content Power Producers Podcast Policytee The Dirty 130 The Extra 2 Minutes

REDBLACKS offensive coordinator Tommy Condell speaks to the media ahead of facing his former team in Hamilton

REDBLACKS offensive coordinator Tommy Condell joins the show to talk about Ottawa's season so far, the team's depth at QB, and his receivers

REDBLACKS offensive coordinator Tommy Condell speaks to the media about Jeremiah Masoli's comeback, and Dru Brown's return

In this episode, Mariah Taylor interviews Dr. Mayank Shah, Vice President and Chief Medical Officer at Advocate Condell Medical Center. Dr. Shah shares insights into his diverse background, successful initiatives like the hospital-based diabetes clinic, and the future challenges and evolution of the Chief Medical Officer role in healthcare. Join us for an engaging discussion ahead of Dr. Shah's appearance at the Becker's CEO-CFO conference.

REDBLACKS offensive coordinator Tommy Condell speaks to the media about the season so far, and what's next for his unit

REDBLACKS offensive coordinator Tommy Condell speaks to the media about preparing for Hamilton, his thoughts on Dru Brown, and more

Jequeatta Upton Smith, the Vice President of Operations at Advocate Condell Medical Center and secretary on the Board of Directors for Mothers’ Milk Bank of the Western Great Lakes, joins Lisa Dent to talk about the opening of its milk depot where families can donate their excess breast milk to help babies in need. Follow […]

Polo Ramírez comentó la actualidad, además, en ¿Y qué tal si salimos? Kike Yávar recomendó el restaurante El Madrileño ubicado en Av. Condell 976, Providencia. Y en el segundo bloque, estuvo con el escritor, crítico de arte y curador de la muestra Pinturas y Fotografías inéditas de acciones de Carlos Leppe, Justo Pastor Mellado, quien habló de la figura de este importante artista nacional y de las obras que se mostrarán en la Aninat Galería.

REDBLACKS receiver Jaelon Acklin speaks to the media as the team gets set for their preseason opener

REDBLACKS offensive coordinator Tommy Condell speaks to the media after another day of training camp

Join us for an insightful conversation with Dr. Mayank Shah, Chief Medical Officer at Advocate Condell Medical Center. Dr. Shah discusses key initiatives at Advocate Condell, his current focus as CMO, and shares valuable insights for listeners interested in healthcare leadership. Tune in to gain perspectives from a leader at the forefront of healthcare innovation.

Join us for an insightful conversation with Dr. Mayank Shah, Chief Medical Officer at Advocate Condell Medical Center. Dr. Shah discusses key initiatives at Advocate Condell, his current focus as CMO, and shares valuable insights for listeners interested in healthcare leadership. Tune in to gain perspectives from a leader at the forefront of healthcare innovation.

Presenter: Joy Jackson Hemmings and Condell—written by Martin Keady. Commemorates the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare's First Folio (1623). Explores the company of actors behind the folio. Starring Chuck Royalty as Hemmings, Dan Schindler as Condell, Ivan Cury as Burbage and Dave Liesse as Shakespeare. ORIGINAL HISTORICAL 2023 PART 1: 39:1;

Presenter Joy Jackson Hemmings and Condell—written by Martin Keady. Commemorates the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare's First Folio (1623). Explores the company of actors behind the folio. Starring Chuck Royalty as Hemmings, Dan Schindler as Condell, Ivan Cury as Burbage and Dave Liesse as Shakespeare. ORIGINAL HISTORICAL 2023 PART 2: 32:52

La muestra internacional de cine Excéntrico cumple cinco años consolidándose como un espacio seguro de exhibición para el porno producido “fuera del centro”. Rescatando voces autorales, experimentales y disidentes, la muestra cuenta con una programación de 113 películas de más de 10 países, además de actividades y charlas abiertas. La función inaugural fue el sábado 20 de enero en Cine Insomnia donde se proyectó “Kokomo City”, ganadora del premio del público en la última edición del festival de Sundance. La sala de cine Insomnia en Valparaíso es la sede que acogerá nuevamente este encuentro cinematográfico, con funciones durante los días 20, 21, 22 y 23 de enero, mientras que entre el 25 y el 27 de enero, Espacio El Ángel de Santiago será la casa de la muestra. Siete días, en dos ciudades, con una provocadora y diversa programación de lo más actual del cine sexualmente explícito local e internacional. La muestra realizará también actividades gratuitas en el Parque Cultural de Valparaíso, así como funciones especiales en el Centro Arte Alameda. La programación completa y venta de entradas exclusiva para mayores de 18 años está habilitada desde el 8 de enero en el sitio web https://www.excentricofest.com/ Kokomo City, película debut de la reconocida productora musical D. Smith, inauguró esta quinta edición en la sala de cine Insomnia el día 20 de enero a las 21 horas. Documental ganador del premio del público en Sundance, la cinta es un retrato biográfico de las luchas de cuatro trabajadoras sexuales trans negras en Estados Unidos, y es a su vez un homenaje a una de ellas: Koko da Doll. Luego de la proyección de la película, la muestra celebrará su apertura con una fiesta co-producida con Última en Valparaíso. Trabajo sexual, derechos sexuales de las personas con diversidad funcional, luchas contra el estigma asociado al VIH/SIDA y formas de vinculación sexoafectivas no-monogámicas, son parte de las temáticas que atraviesan las piezas presentes en esta quinta edición. Destaca especialmente la sección Nuevo Porno Chileno,que presenta 13 cortometrajes recientes producidos en Chile y la selección de Pornografías Críticas de Abya Yala, con un foco de 13 cortometrajes realizados entre 2020 y 2023 en Argentina, Brasil, Colombia, México y Perú. Junto con las secciones recién mencionadas, curadas a partir de la convocatoria abierta del 2023, se presentará una retrospectiva al posporno argentino, a cargo de las curadoras Laura Milano y Ornella Bodratto. Como parte de la selección de cine explícito europeo la muestra presenta un foco al movimiento postpornográfico en Polonia; además de una exclusiva selección de obras de Austria, Bélgica, España y Francia, entre otros países. En paralelo la proyección de películas Excéntrico ha organizado charlas abiertas y gratuitas para dialogar en torno a temas como la relación de los feminismos con la pornografía, la experiencias de coordinación de intimidad en el porno independiente, las éticas y políticas de producción de cine explítico y los debates sobre la alfabetización pornográfica dentro de la educación sexual. Las actividades paralelas son completamente gratuitas con previa inscripción que pueden en encontrar en @excentricofest. La muestra cerrará su quinta edición con Fierce, a porn revolution de Patrick Muroni (Suiza, 2022), una película donde su realizador se aventura a documentar el surgimiento de Oil Productions, colectivo feminista y queer suizo que comienza a dirigir películas pornográficas éticas y disidentes. Un retrato íntimo del mundo creativo, político y desafiante que confronta a un grupo de artistas y activistas con las visiones establecidas del porno en la sociedad suiza. Excéntrico se declara como una muestra “no heteronormada, transincluyente y prosexo” y su política el consentimiento es clave a la hora de compartir y generar espacios seguros para visionar colectivamente obras cinematográficas sexualmente explícitas, es por esto que invitan a quienes deseen asistir a las funciones y actividades, a informarse sobre el detalle de su programación en https://excentricofest.com/programa-2024/ Insolencia y Goce, es la quinta edición de Excéntrico, Muestra internacional de cine y placeres críticos. Se desarrolla principalmente en la Sala Insomnia de Valparaíso y en Espacio del Ángel y Centro Arte Alameda en Santiago de Chile, gracias al financiamiento del Fondo Audiovisual del Ministerio de las Culturas las Artes y el Patrimonio. Evento exclusivo para mayores de 18 años. Coordenadas: 5a edición Excéntrico 2024 “Insolencia y goce” Programación y venta de entradas a partir del 8 de enero en: https://excentricofest.com/tienda/ Fechas y lugares: Valparaíso 20 al 23 de enero de 2024 Sala principal “Cine Insomnia” (Condell 1585, Valparaíso) Actividades paralelas en Parque Cultural de Valparaíso Santiago 25 al 27 de enero de 2024 Sala principal “Espacio del Ángel” (Galería del Ángel, Huérfanos 786, Santiago Centro) Funciones especiales en Centro Arte Alameda Evento para mayores de 18 años. Redes sociales: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/excentrico.fest/ X: https://twitter.com/excentricofest Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/excentrico.fest/?hl=es

The story of the Folger library and more of the people who have owned First Folios, including His Majesty King Charles III, who makes a guest appearance.  The extraordinary stories of Shakespeare's First Folio uncovered by RSC Artistic Director Emeritus, Greg Doran. The second part of Greg's journey tells the story of Hemminges and Condell, turns up some of the printing errors that crept into the first folio, and explores traces of long-gone owners across some of the copies.  Four hundred years after it was first published, Greg ‘One of the great Shakespearians of his generation' (Sunday Times), explores the remarkable history of the Folio, arguably the most famous secular text in the world. Travelling to libraries, museums and private collections in 10 countries, he visits as many as possible of the surviving copies of the First Folio in existence today. This episode contains some strong language.  Music composed by Paul Englishby

New Ottawa REDBLACKS Offensive Coordinator Tommy Condell joins the show to talk about joining Bob Dyce's staff, and his football journey

What to do when a cat walks across your priceless copy of the First Folio. The extraordinary stories of Shakespeare's First Folio uncovered by RSC Artistic Director Emeritus, Greg Doran. The second part of Greg's journey tells the story of Hemminges and Condell, turns up some of the printing errors that crept into the first folio, and explores traces of long-gone owners across some of the copies.  Four hundred years after it was first published, Greg ‘One of the great Shakespearians of his generation' (Sunday Times), explores the remarkable history of the Folio, arguably the most famous secular text in the world. Travelling to libraries, museums and private collections in 10 countries, he visits as many as possible of the surviving copies of the First Folio in existence today. This episode contains some strong language.  Music composed by Paul Englishby

Matthew L. Primack, President of Advocate Condell Medical Center joins the podcast to discuss his background, top priorities right now, how his organization will evolve over the next couple years, and one change that he or his team has made that yielded great results.

Hosts Josh Bayne, Troy Durrell and Josh Thomas are back after a bye week of their own to talk about arguably the biggest news of the season, the Ticats parting ways with OC Tommy Condell, Scott Milanovich taking over as offensive play caller, previewing the game against the Edmonton Elks, and more.

On a special emergency episode, Mike and Josh sat down last week to discuss the team parting ways with Tommy Condell and installing Scott Milanovich as play caller. (This show was recorded last Wednesday and early access was given to patrons on the Podskee Wee Wee Patreon page.)

During his lifetime, only about half of Shakespeare's plays were available in printed versions.That meant that there were several of Shakespeare's plays that weren't available in printed form at all while the bard was alive. So how do we know about those plays today if there weren't any written records? They survive through a book called the First Folio. There are at least 18 plays from Shakespeare's works that we only have today because of the printing of the First Folio that happened in 1623. If you have heard about the printing of the first Folio then you'll probably recognize the names Heminges and Condell, Shakespeare's friends and colleagues, who are often regarded as the authors of the First Folio. What the history shows us, however is that the making of First Folio was not done solely by two men, but instead was a collective work done by a large network of individuals that were friends, and fans of Shakespeare, as well as business men looking to capitalize on an opportunity. Our guest this week, Chris Laoutaris, has done in-depth investigative research into the history behind the making of the First Folio, that he shares in his latest book titled Shakespeare's Book, that's out now. We're delighted to have Chris here today to discuss his book and to reveal a fresh perspective and some new discoveries about the people and the history that gave us the First Folio.  Get bonus episodes on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, we are joined by Matthew Primack, PT, DPT, MBA, President of Advocate Condell Medical Center, to discuss top challenges he's preparing for going into 2023, opportunities to improve access to care through virtual health, the importance for leaders to be able to inspire their team, and more.

With the pandemic lessons in mind, steps are taken for Europe to be stronger and better prepared to tackle current and emerging threats of infectious diseases. ECDC's new reinforced mandate gives the agency a stronger role to support the EU Member States with surveillance, joint preparedness and response planning and issue stronger guidance during emergencies. Orla Condell, an Emergency Preparedness and Response expert from ECDC, shares in this episode her insights on the process of building an EU Health Task Force to mobilise and deploy outbreak assistance teams and to strengthen preparedness capacities. For more on the EU Health Task Force visit the dedicated page here. For general information about ECDC, please visit ⁠⁠⁠ecdc.europa.eu⁠⁠⁠, or follow us on ⁠⁠⁠social media⁠⁠⁠.

2023 is the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare's First Folio, and Chris Laoutaris, the author of Shakespeare's Book: The Story Behind the First Folio and the Making of Shakespeare, discusses his fascinating and readable account of the many people and factors that went into its creation. Chris shares how he became an expert in multiple disciplines just to write the human story behind what Chris Jones of the Chicago Tribune called “one of the most crucial cultural acts in the history of Western civilization;” pushes back against the conventional wisdom that Heminges and Condell were the only ones responsible for the First Folio; whether The Winters' Tale is somehow a tribute to Anne Shakespeare; his use of extended tree metaphors; how putting together a Folio takes a village; the many and varied historical synchronicities; how Lauren Gunderson's The Book of Will (a fictional treatment of the same material) compares with what really happened; and how the First Folio is mostly responsible for the Shakespeare Industrial Complex we toil in today. (Length 21:40)

Written By Martin Keady Directed By James Steventon Starring:  Richard P. Peralta  James Steventon  Jacob Lander Becky Dueck  Katherine Rodden Sapphire Brewer Marchant  and Beth Lilly  Music  Village Consort by Always Music To Pirate Cove by Adriel Fair All music rights are reserved by their respective owners.  

Written By Martin Keady Directed By James Steventon Starring:  Richard P. Peralta  James Steventon  Jacob Lander Becky Dueck  Katherine Rodden Sapphire Brewer Marchant  and Beth Lilly  Music  Village Consort by Always Music To Pirate Cove by Adriel Fair All music rights are reserved by their respective owners.  

In this episode, we are joined by Dr. Matthew Primack, President of Advocate Condell Medical Center, to discuss top challenges he's preparing for going into 2023, opportunities to improve access to care through virtual health, the importance for leaders to be able to inspire their team, and more.Want to network with peers and hear more conversations like this? Apply to be one of our complimentary guest reviewers at our upcoming Annual Meeting April 3-6, 2023 here.

In this episode, we are joined by Dr. Matthew Primack, President of Advocate Condell Medical Center, to discuss top challenges he's preparing for going into 2023, opportunities to improve access to care through virtual health, the importance for leaders to be able to inspire their team, and more.Want to network with peers and hear more conversations like this? Apply to be one of our complimentary guest reviewers at our upcoming Annual Meeting April 3-6, 2023 here.

El empresario peruano Gino Falcone llegó en los 90 a Chile y, desde entonces, ha creado una docena de restaurantes y ha diseñado más de cuarenta. El primero fue en calle Condell, cuando allí cundían los talleres e imprentas, Luego, en un incipiente Barrio Italia inauguró otro. Sobre el Santiago y el de hoy de habló en Plaza Pauta. El director del Centro Cultural La Moneda, Pablo Brugnoli, destacó los planes del espacio de rebustecer la vida de barrio junto a otros actores del la zona del centro cívico.

This episode features Matthew Primack, President of Condell Medical Center, part of Advocate Aurora Health. Here, he discusses his focus on value-based care, the future of digital health, mitigating costs, and more.

El premio Carlos Vial Espantoso en su versión 2021 destacó las mejores prácticas implementadas por pequeñas y medianas durante la pandemia enfocada en las personas y acá en la Academia de Emprendedores te queremos presentar a sus protagonistas. Caso 8: MiningTag y Clínica Odontológica Condell Entrevistados: Juan Mora, Analista de personas y gestión del talento de MiningTag; y Bárbara Medina, administradora de Clínica Odontológica Condell. Tema principal: Hoy vamos a conocer dos casos que durante la pandemia implementaron buenas prácticas para apoyar la salud mental de sus colaboradores. En Vitrina Pyme te invitamos a conocer la Fundación Carlos Vial Espantoso y su apoyo al ecosistema de emprendimiento y de buenas prácticas de las empresas chilenas, posicionándose gracias a su Premio Anual como una de las entidades que reconoce el buen trabajo realizado y el alto impacto social. Más información en www.fundacionacarlosvial.cl Esta clase en formato podcast es parte de un curso que forma parte de la malla de estudios del Segundo Semestre 2022 comprendido entre el 21 de marzo y el 30 de julio, mediante conversaciones que sostienen distintos profesores de la Academia de Emprendedores con el alumno Leo Meyer. Adem Latam es la comunidad de la Academia de Emprendedores Más información en www.ademlatam.com | En Instagram somos @ademlatam --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ademlatam/message

Digital Host Louie B goes one-on-one with newly named Assistant Head Coach, Offensive Coordinator & Quarterbacks coach Tommy Condell to talk about his new role and responsibilities, his thoughts on the off-season so far, training camp being a month away & more. 

This week to talk to Steve Condell from Condover Working Dogs. Steve lets us in on the ins and outs of his daily work life as a Stock Agent, he also discusses what he likes in a dog, his thoughts on breeding and so so much more! Sit back and enjoy!

Updated: 7:01 a.m. Markus Krueger wants to bust a myth about the history of Fargo-Moorhead. "There arose this myth about us that isn't true, that everybody here was white for so long, up until year X. And that wasn't true," said Krueger, programming director for the Historical and Cultural Society of Clay County. "We had a thriving African American community for the first 50 years." "This was a part of local history that we hadn't delved into before. And it's about time,” he added. A new exhibit curated by the society focuses on the history of this long-overlooked group of early residents. Black communities and other BIPOC communities have a history in the area that hasn't been written down or documented well, said Gabby Clavo, communications manager for the Clay County Museum in Moorhead. “Collecting these stories is really important, so we can tell this story for future generations.” Courtesy North Dakota State University archives Frank Gordon quickly reopened his barbershop in a tent after a fire destroyed much of downtown Fargo in 1893. Some of the first non-Indigenous people to settle in Fargo-Moorhead were Black. Many were barbers attracted to new railroad boom towns in the late 1800s. "That profession happened to be what drew a lot of the first Black families to Fargo-Moorhead in that original generation,” said Krueger. "White men thought that it was the height of luxury to be able to get a shave and a haircut and get a bath drawn by an African American barber, by a tonsorial artist, they called them," said Krueger. Learning the stories of those early residents was a challenge. “For some people, we know almost nothing except for names,” said Krueger. “And then you find out about Julius Taylor, and Julius Taylor was a barber in Fargo in the 1880s. And then he left in 1889 to found the Broad Ax, which was Chicago's first African American newspaper, so we know a lot about him.” They learned some details by painstakingly tracing family histories. “We know that Frank Gordon was a barber who ran for (Fargo) city alderman in 1900. He didn't win, and he and his family eventually moved out to the West Coast. His grandson is actually world famous jazz saxophonist Dexter Gordon.” Much of was was learned about the early Black families came from The Appeal, an African American newspaper in St. Paul that tracked social happenings across the region including Fargo-Moorhead. "They describe in detail the parties that are held by the families they call “the elite”, and these tend to be the barber families," said Krueger. A notable resident discovered in the newspaper pages was Lottie Adams, the daughter of an 1880s barber family. She was a colorful figure and because only one photo of her could be found, the museum commissioned a Moorhead artist, born in Nigeria, to paint her portrait. "She's always organizing a party or there's a party being organized for her because she's visiting St. Paul or Grand Forks or Duluth,” said Krueger “She is one of the queens of the social scene in Fargo in the 1890s." Courtesy Historical and Cultural Society of Clay County The Horton Adams family in a photograph from the 1890s. Adams was one of several Black barbers who opened businesses in Fargo Moorhead in the late 1800s. The researchers found even getting an accurate count of early Black residents was difficult. The Black population of Fargo-Moorhead might have reached 200 by 1900, but Black families were often listed as white in census records. Clavo said decisions about identity were complicated, and obscuring their race might have been a necessary choice. "Because it could endanger their businesses, their safety,” she said. “And so we did see that researching some of the people in this exhibit. So safety was a big part in choosing what to identify as, and identifying as white was probably the safest option." By the 1930s most of those early families had left, lured away by economic opportunity and larger Black communities in the Twin Cities or Chicago, or perhaps driven away by the rise of a local Ku Klux Klan movement in the early 1900s, also documented in the exhibit. Krueger said Lottie Adams moved to the Rondo neighborhood in St. Paul, as did many other Black residents of Fargo-Moorhead. By 1965, when Yvonne Condell moved to Moorhead as a college professor with her husband, a psychologist and jazz musician, she recalls only one other Black resident. "I was fascinated by the fact that one could come to a town that was so unlike places we'd been before, Florida, Kentucky and Georgia,” she said in a recent interview. “So it was quite an experience to come to a town where you were persons two and three." The Condells taught at Minnesota State University-Moorhead, and they helped recruit students of color to the school. Yvonne Condell is an advisor to the Historical and Cultural Society on this exhibit, and she was struck by the history of Black barbers in the 1800s. Courtesy Rick Henderson Minnesota State University Moorhead Professor Emeritus Yvonne Condell served as an advisor to the Stories of Local Black History exhibit. Condell and her husband James, a psychologist and jazz musician, moved to Moorhead in 1965. Their story is part of the community's history. "For example, African American barbers could cut white men's hair. Okay, no problem. When the reverse came, when our students came, we had to find a way to get their hair cut because all the barbers at that time were white barbers who refused to cut black folks hair,” recalled Condell. The Black community remained small until the 1990s when immigrants from African countries began to resettle in Fargo-Moorhead. Krueger said the population has grown steadily in the past 20 years, and while the communities are still mostly white, according to the 2020 census, about 8 percent of residents in Cass County, (Fargo) and nearly 6 percent in Clay County (Moorhead) identify as African American/Black. The exhibit also discusses recent history, including the 2018 election of Johnathan Judd as Moorhead's first Black mayor. Judd is now a Minnesota district court judge, but he was mayor when George Floyd was murdered in Minneapolis, and in the aftermath, he challenged local residents to have difficult conversations about race. Moorhead's Judge Johnathan Judd: Welcoming tough conversations about race "We need to embrace the fact that we don't like having tough conversations that might cause us to think internally about how we view things, because we're not about expressing our vulnerability," he said in an MPR News interview in July of 2020. "During the protests, he said that our community has to start having conversations about these questions,” said Krueger, “I'm hoping that this exhibit can maybe be part of that conversation.” “Contributing to those uncomfortable conversations,” added Clavo, who expects the exhibit to make some residents uncomfortable. “But you know, to learn you have to get uncomfortable." Clavo wants this exhibit to spark conversations across the community, perhaps generating new stories about race and history the museum can collect, creating a more complete local history story for future generations.

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Tommy Condell was named Offensive Coordinator of the CFL's Hamilton Tiger-Cats May 13, 2019 after re-joining the team as Wide Receivers Coach January 16, 2019. He was elevated to Offensive Coordinator & Quarterbacks Coach February 6, 2020. In 2019, Condell oversaw an offence that posted league-leading rankings in numerous offensive categories despite losing starting quarterback and 2018 East Division Most Outstanding Player nominee Jeremiah Masoli in Week 7 to a season-ending injury. Second-year pro Dane Evans took over at quarterback for the remainder of the season and under Condell's guidance, the Tiger-Cats finished first in the CFL in offensive points for (508), offensive points per game (28.2), offensive touchdowns (50), net offence (7,125 yards), net offence per game (395.8 yards), second down conversion percentage (tie-50.5%), average yards per play (6.84), first downs (398), passing yards (5,639), passing yards per game (313.3), average gain per pass (9.0 yards) and 30+ yard pass gains (31). As a result, Condell's offence produced the CFL's 2019 Most Outstanding Player in wide receiver Brandon Banks who led the league in all major receiving categories, including receptions (112), yards (1,550) and touchdowns (13). Banks' 112 receptions also set a Tiger-Cats' single-season franchise record. In addition, Chris Van Zeyl was named the league's Most Outstanding Offensive Lineman and four offensive players were named 2019 CFL All-Stars, including Banks, Van Zeyl, wide receiver Bralon Addison and offensive guard Brandon Revenberg. Condell spent the previous two seasons with the Toronto Argonauts, serving as the club's Offensive Coordinator and Receivers Coach in 2018, and Receivers Coach in 2017 where he was part of the team's Grey Cup Championship season.

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In her new play The Book of Will, Lauren Gunderson imagines what Shakespeare's fellow actors John Heminges and Henry Condell had to accomplish to publish the First Folio, the first collection of Shakespeare's plays. In the Northlight Theatre production in Chicago, actors Jim Ortlieb (a veteran of Broadway, TV, and film) and Gregory Linington (whose stage, film, and TV credits across the country include 12 seasons at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival in Ashland) play John and Henry and share insights into what it's like to create these roles. Featuring research, textual clues, King's Men actors defined by NBA analogies, the difference between real life and art, the anticipation of 19th century actor/managers, the trick of getting across information, and the absolute fundamental Disney-related difference between these two literary saviors. (Length 22:27) (Jim Ortlieb as John Heminges (left), Dana Black as his daughter Alice, and Gregory Linington as Henry Condell in the Northlight Theatre production of Lauren Gunderson's The Book of Will. Photo by Liz Lauren.)