Podcasts about Cooling

Some clothing and bedding is advertised as 'cooling,' but what does that mean? Do they really work? Learn about how some fabrics can cool you down in this episode of BrainStuff, based on this article: https://science.howstuffworks.com/innovation/everyday-innovations/cooling-fabrics.htmSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A.M. Edition for Aug. 8. Corporate chiefs who spent much of the pandemic projecting a softer image to employees are starting to change their tune as signs emerge that the economy is worsening. WSJ reporter Chip Cutter explains how executives are reconciling this abrupt change in their management style and why some are taking a different approach. Luke Vargas hosts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's Monday August 8th. Good Morning I'm Karim Mosna with your daily news brief. We are still under a heat warning, Showers and thunderstorms and humid today high 29, feeling closer to 39 with the humidex. Cooling off for tomorrow. In the news…   The Wolfe Island Ferry service ran off schedule yesterday, after avoiding […]

The Deep Dive returns with a very special two-segment edition. In the first half, Will Cooling welcomes social media influencer and wrestling broadcaster Steph Chase to talk about her experiences watching AEW all over America. They go through all the different cities she has travelled to watch the promotion, her experiences at the shows, and of the cities themselves. They also talk about how they would both save Dynamite, their experiences attending shows as media, and what the future holds with Triple-H in charge of WWE creative. Then the show concludes with the special Deep Dive segment that was part of Martin Bushby and Benno's 24 Hour Podcasting Marathon last month, with Rich Fann and Will discussing their infamous interview with Andy Quildan at the heart of Speaking Out, Rich's five favorite Britwres wrestlers, and him getting to meet the former Braun Strowman at a charity softball game. Truly this is a PACKED show.

Cooling centers in boston *will* be open tomorrow, 16 "b-c-y-f" centers are open to all residents from 9 to 5. After an all-night and all-day session the senate passes the "inflation reduction act," which contains many of the president's domestic priorities. Cincinnati police now say they're looking for two suspects after a mass shooting outside a crowded bar overnight. Five minutes of news that will keep you in "The Loop."

The Fix-It Show 8-6-22: Capital Heating, Cooling, and ElectricSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics’ JOLTS report is out, and it indicates that the labor market may be in the early stages of cooling off. We talk about what the report means, and if businesses are feeling less hiring pressure. The Bank of England raised rates today in its biggest increase since 1995. And, horses are back working in French wine country, bucking their mechanical tractor counterparts.

There has been a lot of talk about it being a cooling market, that a recession's coming, and that real estate prices are decreasing. What can you do to stay positive and bring value to your database? Listen in to find out. Questions? Join me live on Luxury Fridays and ask me. Visit JoinLuxeGroup.com for more information. Connect with Michael LaFido Marketing Luxury Group I Luxury Listing Specialist (888) 930-8510 | michael@marketingluxurygroup.com LuxuryListingSpecialist.com  

The Bureau of Labor Statistics’ JOLTS report is out, and it indicates that the labor market may be in the early stages of cooling off. We talk about what the report means, and if businesses are feeling less hiring pressure. The Bank of England raised rates today in its biggest increase since 1995. And, horses are back working in French wine country, bucking their mechanical tractor counterparts.

What in the what is happening in real estate?! The FTC fines Open Door for “allegedly tricking” consumers, REX gets sued in a wire fraud scam, and Equifax sends lenders inaccurate information. How did this all happen?! Join us today as we discuss those HOT topics along with interest rates FALLING, home prices COOLING, and mortgage applications HIKING. All that and so much more on today's episode of This Week in Real Estate!

A new heat wave naming system in Spain has designated a recent heat wave ZOE, the first time this has been done officially. This Anthropomorphization of weather creates a pantheon of new gods and goddesses with ruling-class emissaries acting on their behalf. They desire to save lives from extreme weather while simultaneously proposing that there are too many people and that billions must be culled. There is nothing wrong with loving nature, but worshiping at the alter of a climate cult is dangerous, especially when it demands human sacrifice in the name of saving lives. The shrines, alters, and artifacts we are now erecting to both disease and weather are modern forms of ancient death cults masquerading as messiahs.

Akron Mayor Dan Horrigan joins Ray every Thursday. Today, they talked about cooling centers, the power grid, unrest in Akron, dash cams, and more.

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Cooling stations could be a popular spot as people look to beat the extreme heat we're expected to see today, work is underway again in downtown Wheatley after an almost month-long break triggered by another gas release, and a new labour deal is secured now for VIA rail employees.

While deal discussions continue and community banks still see acquisitions as an attractive tool for growth, regulatory headwinds have made M&A a little less attractive for growth-mind companies. In the episode, Jonathan Hightower, partner at Fenimore Kay Harrison LLP, discussed the drivers of community bank M&A activity, the impact of rising rates on transactions, how most community banks already satisfy environmental, social and governance considerations and the changing regulatory landscape for community banks, including the agencies' views of deals.   

Will Cooling welcomes back Darren Mooney to The Deep Dive! They catch up about "Peacemaker" and quickly discuss "The Boys" before Will springs discussing the parallels between Vince McMahon and Harvey Weinstein's falls from grace on Darren, which leads to some fascinating discussions about how quickly companies can implode, the advantage Vince has as a public figure, and how social media makes us all somewhat complicit in abuse. They then talk about the scheduled topic of the show - Darren's new book on the infamous "Doctor Who" episode Kill the Moon. They discuss its odd mixture of the adult and the childish, the enduring and unique appeal of "Doctor Who," and the overly rigid mindsets of fandom. On a lighter note, they explore to what extent the episode is a metaphor for abortion. We end with booking our very own Doctor Who wrestling match. Great show with Darren as always.

Can one still pursue a technology career without having technical education? In this engaging Nomad Futurist podcast Allison Boen, President of Alcatex Data Center Services and a certified DCEP, shares her dynamic career journey from a girl with a business administration degree to one of the top 25 women in technology. Boen, the OG of Data Center, did not begin her career in the tech sector. Instead, she chose Business Administration as her major because everyone in the 1980s did. Boen started her career in mobility selling cell phones, which resulted in being the gateway to her exploring the technology market segment.  "I loved technology, and I love talking to people. So I decided I couldn't be hiding in an office." In 1995 she and her husband, an electrical engineer, started Alcatex. Boen discusses the difficulties and challenges of an unfamiliar industry with seven children to feed. Nevertheless, she shares her pride in being one of the forebearers of Women in Tech. She emphasizes the importance of more women in tech and the need to change the educational system.  "I always felt we were in this cool club." Boen started her pursuit of energy efficiency in data centers in 2016. She discusses the technical aspects of immersion cooling and how it has been overlooked for over a decade. In the podcast, Boen explains the need for energy-efficient solutions and the importance of Environmental, social, and governance (ESG) criteria and standards.  Increased computing power and performance demands, combined with technological advancements such as artificial intelligence (AI), Internet of Things (IoT), and machine learning (ML), have resulted in rising temperatures within data center infrastructure and IT equipment. More compute means more power, more power means more heat, more heat needs more cooling, which consumes yet more power, and the cycle continues. Given the inefficiency of traditional cooling solutions — and the combination of sustainability-minded design goals, governmental regulation, rising power costs, and the technological demands to cool cutting-edge CPUs and GPUs — the need for more efficient and less power-hungry cooling systems is clear. Boen discussed her recent experiences with immersion cooling usage in Blockchain. "We go back to our education and realize… there are certain things you learn, but real-world learning… happens in the real world." Boen encourages young people to get out of their comfort zone and explore the technology infrastructure in their youth, as it will significantly impact their future. She describes how, in the past, people predicted that the internet would be a fad, but it is now one of the world's fastest-growing industries. "Don't be afraid to learn something new. Don't be intimidated to learn.… I set my mind to learn, and I… did it." Allison Boen, President of Alcatex Data Center Services, has worked in the Data Center Design and Construction space for 27 years. As a certified DCEP, she has had the unique opportunity to watch the industry evolve into where we are today and see a vision of the 4th Industrial Revolution. Data Center Infrastructures have evolved over the years, with larger Data Centers, more power, and more data generated, but little emphasis on Energy Efficiency and Sustainability. We must do better, and Allison's vision as an Ambassadress and Evangelist of Immersion Cooling is that these days will be remembered as a watershed moment propelling us into a Greener, More Sustainable Data Center Infrastructure that uses less energy, less water, and less space.

Cate Mingoya (Groundwork USA) and Bryn Lindblad (Climate Resolve) share their community-based strategies for addressing the urban heat island effect, which disproportionately impacts historically marginalized neighborhoods. This discussion was recorded during the “Innovations in Urban Cooling” session of S/GWI's virtual event, The Innovation Station: Big Apple, on May 12, 2022, and is moderated by Dr. Aubrey Paris, S/GWI Policy Advisor. (The views expressed in this episode are those of the featured innovators and do not necessarily reflect the views of S/GWI, the Department of State, or the U.S. Government.)

Will Cooling welcomes back Darren Mooney to The Deep Dive! They catch up about "Peacemaker" and quickly discuss "The Boys" before Will springs discussing the parallels between Vince McMahon and Harvey Weinstein's falls from grace on Darren, which leads to some fascinating discussions about how quickly companies can implode, the advantage Vince has as a public figure, and how social media makes us all somewhat complicit in abuse. They then talk about the scheduled topic of the show - Darren's new book on the infamous "Doctor Who" episode Kill the Moon. They discuss its odd mixture of the adult and the childish, the enduring and unique appeal of "Doctor Who," and the overly rigid mindsets of fandom. On a lighter note, they explore to what extent the episode is a metaphor for abortion. We end with booking our very own Doctor Who wrestling match. Great show with Darren as always.You can buy Darren's book about Kill the Moon from Obverse Books, and it is the 59th installment of their Black Archive series of books on "Doctor Who" episodes. You can also find Darren's writing and videos at The Escapist, his podcasts The 250, and follow him on Twitter.

Charles Thayer and Nick Zeman of All Around are joined by Robin Johnson of High Road Heating and Cooling and Ashley Hiniker and Elise Marie of The Minnesota Real Estate Team RE/Max Advantage Plus.

Banks historically do well in a rising rate environment, and this time around, regionals are the outperformers. We talk to the CEO of Texas-based Frost Bank about the activity he's seeing and why he thinks inflation has peaked. And, Uber results are on deck…why share price could double over the next year. Plus, housing data firm Black Knight reporting home price appreciation posted its biggest monthly drop ever in June, what that means for both buyers and sellers.

At one time or another, we all have had an engine that ran hot but the reason defied us. In this episode, Ray Bohacz, the Hot Rod Farmer, makes getting on to the proper diagnostic path easy.  The Meet Me In the Farm Shop segment explains how some electronic circuits on farm equipment can skew.

In this episode of The Home Pros Radio show, a condominium resident raises 2 questions regarding his HVAC system... 1. What are the auto / off controls on his thermostat? 2. Is a full drip pan normal?  Visit Closing Contractor here! To reach out to RIC Home Inspections, visit them online here!   Catch the Home Pros Radio Show online here! 

US Climate Bill, Hfx Trees Cut, SF Parking Ticket, Choco Taco Discontinued, CTE Study, Celeb Jets Founder and more.

WDAY First News Anchor Lisa Budeau breaks down the top stories for Thursday, July 28, 2022. InForum Minute is produced by Forum Communications and brought to you by reporters from The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead and WDAY TV. Visit inforum.com/subscribe to subscribe.

This month I talk about the essential and complex subject of HVAC (heating, ventilation and air conditioning). I cover topics such as the various sources of heat, how to improve your heating, different types of ventilation and how to achieve pleasing aesthetic and function as well as the ins and outs of air conditioning units. For more information https://www.abigailhall.design    If you have enjoyed this episode please rate, review and subscribe as it helps other home owners Design their Happiness.

On Monday, the National Weather Service issued excessive heat warnings for much of Oregon, including Southern Oregon. In Medford, the forecast calls for consecutive days of triple-digit temperatures through Sunday. In response, the City of Medford has partnered with several local non-profits to open a cooling center all week long, from Monday through Friday, at two city locations. Aaron Ott is the emergency management coordinator for the City of Medford. Melanie Doshier is the director of support services at ACCESS, a non-profit that serves low-income residents in Jackson County, which is responsible for managing the cooling center. They join us to talk about protecting vulnerable residents from extreme heat.

Cooling shelters to remain over for days as temperatures spike. Former Portland cop sentenced to 3 years probation for driving into vandalism suspect. Rasheed Wallace won't join Lakers' coaching staff. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Join us as we spend an evening chatting with Randy Cooling.  From Black Widow Bows to Safari Tuff to his first traditional kill, we enjoyed a fantastic conversation with Randy and hope you enjoy it, too!

The Royals have a feel-good weekend out of the All-Star break, Buck O'Neil get his due at the Hall, Sporting's woes continue, and a little Chiefs camp and golf angst to boot. Enjoy!

The Deep Dive returns from its break as Will welcomes Liam Doom to talk their love of overproof rum, participation in Martin Bushby & Benno's 24-hour podcasting marathon, thoughts on the state of British Boxing, and consideration of how cricket mirrors pro wrestling. Great to talk to Liam, as always. Catch him on Twitter @lfdoom.

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Singapore-based company Kaer is pioneering Cooling as a Service (CaaS) to the ASEAN market and recently announced a 15-year contract with The Exchange TRX for RM150 million. We speak to Kaer CEO Justin Taylor on the business proposition of CaaS and how it plans to leverage on the global push towards decarbonisation.

Derek Cole is the General Manager for One Hour and has been with the Simmons organization since 2001. He has held various positions from installation, warehouse manager, office manager, comfort advisor, operations manager, to his current role as General Manager. Derek was named the Top 40 under 40 in the HVAC industry by the News magazine and featured in Entrepreneur Magazine Franchise Player Spotlight. Derek has also been seen on CBS, FOX, NBC, ABC, Huffington Post, and Bloomberg Business sharing about One Hour Heating & Air Conditioning® and home comfort tips.​ Scott Cole is a professional engineer and Vice President of Simmons Heating.Cooling.Electrical, Inc. Scott worked at Simmons for two summers in installation before becoming a graduate of North Carolina State University in mechanical engineering in 2000. Scott worked as a mechanical engineer in Raleigh before returning to Simmons in 2005 full-time. Scott has a vast knowledge of all things mechanical and brings the unique perspective of book to real-world knowledge for anything HVAC service and installation related

Fifty-three years today, human beings landed on Earth’s moon. As far as I know, they didn’t stay very long but I’ve not had the chance to check out the scene myself. But with enough subscriptions to Charlottesville Community Engagement, I will consider purchasing a rocket just to make sure. For now, it’s the July 20, 2022 edition of the program and I’m your lunatic host, Sean Tubbs. On today’s program:The city of Charlottesville opens up cooling centers as temperatures continue to climbInterim Charlottesville City Manager Michael C. Rogers and his staff provide updates on the Crescent Halls bus stop as well as efforts to make walking school routes saferChamber’s Minority Business Alliance seeking applications for 2022 Vanguard AwardA local brewery unveils the official lager of the University of Virginia Charlottesville wants more people to apply to various boards and commissionToday’s first shout-out: Charlottesville Area Tree Stewards to lead more walksIn today’s first subscriber supported public supported public service announcement: Want to know more about our majestic wooden neighbors that help purify the air and provide shade on these hot summer days? The Charlottesville Area Tree Stewards have two upcoming walks where you can learn more about trees in the area: This Saturday at 9 a.m., a group will be led through Darden Towe Park beginning at the Lewis and Clark Exploratory Center to see Ancient tOsage Orange trees, a historic Monticello Tulip Tree, elm tree devastation due to the emerald ash borer, and common deciduous and conifer trees. (register)On July 29 at 9 a.m, three stewards will lead a walk through Belmont with about twenty stops to explore urban (register)Become a member, and you’ll get access to even more Charlottesville Area Tree Stewards events!Charlottesville opens up cooling centersWith temperatures this week in the 90’s and possibly above, the city of Charlottesville has officially launched several places where people can go to stay out of the heat.  Key Recreation Center, Tonsler Recreation Center, and the Jefferson-Madison Regional Library have been designated as cooling centers during the day until further notice. Key Recreation Center is located at 800 E. Market Street.  The hours of operation are 5:30pm– 9pm Monday through Friday; 1pm– 6pm on Saturday and Sunday.  Tonsler Recreation Center is located at 501 Cherry Avenue.  The hours of operation are Noon – 9pm Monday through Friday; 1pm-6pm Saturday and closed on Sunday.Jefferson – Madison Regional Library (Central Branch) is located at 201 E. Market Street.  The hours of operation are 9am-9pm Monday through Thursdays; 9am-5pm Friday and Saturday; closed Sunday.Planning for heat for near-term, long-termThe Thomas Jefferson Planning District Commission is working on an update of the Regional Hazard Mitigation Plan, which is intended to help coordinate public response to natural disasters. There’s a section on extreme heat that may be useful to know at a time when heat records are being surpassed across Europe. “Extreme heat can be defined as temperatures that hover 10°F or more above the average high temperature for the region, last for prolonged periods of time, and are often accompanied by high humidity,” reads page H-25 of the plan. “Under normal conditions, the human body’s internal thermostat produces perspiration that evaporates and cools the body. However, in extreme heat and high humidity, evaporation is slowed, and the body must work much harder to maintain a normal temperature.”As with COVID-19, extreme heat effects take a toll more strongly on the elderly, people with respiratory difficulties, and those with other health vulnerabilities. The City of Charlottesville recently produced a summary of hazards associated with climate change. (read the report)“The climate models show that by 2050, Charlottesville may experience more than twice as many extreme heat events annually as there were in 2020,” reads page 3 of that report. “By 2100, there may be almost seven times as many.” One way to cool off is at an outdoor pool. Both Albemarle County and the city of Charlottesville have struggled to fill positions this summer. Charlottesville has offered signing bonuses for lifeguards and pool managers, but Deputy Parks and Recreation Director Vic Garber told City Council on Monday that the decision to only open one outdoor pool a day is still in effect.“We are probably 70 percent there so we’re still rotating Washington Park and Onesty but we’re working very hard,” Garber said. The issue also came up at today’s meeting of the Albemarle Board of Supervisors.“In the next ten days, we’re looking at temperatures each day going over 90 up to 100,” said Supervisor Chair Donna Price. “The last seven years have been the hottest in recorded history. Climate change is real and I would ask everyone to be careful, to do what you can to reduce the heat footprint that you are creating.”Price said that includes reducing driving, drawing shades, and raising the thermostat for air conditioning. What do you do when it gets hot out? Say something in the comments. City Manager Rogers provides updates on Crescent Hall bus stop, other mattersOnce a month, interim Charlottesville City Manager Michael C. Rogers publishes a written report that summarizes recent activities. In my fifteen years of covering and monitoring Charlottesville government, this is one of the most thorough and useful documents produced by the city. (read the report)On Monday, Rogers offered some verbal updates taken from the report. Earlier this year, Charlottesville Area Transit had proposed moving a bus stop at Crescent Halls, a temporarily vacant apartment complex owned and operated by the Charlottesville Redevelopment and Housing Authority. In April, the Public Housing Association of Residents pushed for CAT to reconsider and Rogers said the city has listened.“A decision has been made and the bus stop will not be moved,” Rogers said. “The bus stop will not be moved. It will stay right there so we are very pleased to make that announcement.”The stop is currently served by Route 6, which currently travels between the University of Virginia Health System, Downtown Mall, and Willoughby Shopping center. There are plans to change the route to eliminate the UVA connection, but implementation of those changes are delayed due to a lack of drivers. (Next steps for Charlottesville Area Transit route changes outlined at partnership meeting, June 24, 2022)Rogers said work continues on development of a collective bargaining ordinance and Council will have a work session at 4 p.m. on August 15. The company Venable LLP has been hired to assist with the work. A firm has also been hired to assist with a search for a new police chief.“We selected a company called Polihire out of Washington, D.C.,” Rogers said. “They will work with us on developing an aggressive community outreach program. We look forward to hearing from the community with respect to what kind of chief do they want.”The city has also hired Steve Hawkes as the director of information technology and Caroline Rice as the new Public Engagement Coordinator. Kyle Ervin will be the Public Information Officer for public safety. He was formerly the marketing coordinator for CAT. Sanders provides updates on school walk zonesDeputy City Manager Sam Sanders said the local government continues to work to address driver shortages for the school system. There are 35 days to the first day of school and there will not be as many bus routes. “We are working in collaboration with Charlottesville City Schools to solve the various issues that may result from having an additional 750 kids having to walk to school this year,” Sanders said. Last week, the Charlottesville Planning Commission told Council they wanted to see solutions in place before school begins. (read that story)Sanders said talks have been held with Albemarle County Public Schools about collaborating with one possibility being for special needs students to make sure they can get to school. Another collaboration could be with Jaunt to see if there is a possibility to share drivers.“We won’t be able to use their equipment because of the federal nature of the funds that they receive but when drivers are working for Jaunt they may be able to drive for us so we’re looking to see if we can figure out a way to make that possible,” Sanders said. Sanders said the planning affects multiple localities across the region and regional approaches are required. He said the city is also looking to find ways to work with groups who want to solve the identified problem. “We’re looking to capture proposals from neighborhood led groups hoping that we’ll be able to deploy those groups in doing some of the work as well since they have offered to do so,” Sanders said. That includes suggestions from Livable Cville and the city’s Bike and Pedestrian Advisory Committee. In a future edition of Charlottesville Community Engagement, we’ll hear more about the possible addition of $500,000 in American Rescue Plan Act funding to cover the costs of some of the work. “Our goal will be to quickly get some of these things out and basically available to make this process a little bit easier,” Sanders said. If you have a student or students in Charlottesville Public Schools, what do you plan to do? Second shout-out: WTJU staging the Cville Puzzle Hunt on August 27In today’s second Patreon-fueled shout-out: By now, readers and listeners know WTJU’s position on algorithms. But do you know that the radio station celebrates puzzles? In fact, on Saturday, August 27, WTJU is organizing the Cville Puzzle Hunt, a huge, cerebral puzzle that will spool out across downtown Charlottesville. The Cville Puzzle Hunt will take you and a team of friends on a wild afternoon running around trying to untangle five diabolical, large-scale puzzles inserted into the urban landscape. The opening clue will be read at 1 p.m. at the Ix Art Park. Find out more about this WTJU-organized event at cvillepuzzlehunt.com. Chamber’s Minority Business Alliance seeking applications for 2022 Vanguard AwardDo you know someone who should be recognized for their efforts to promote diversity, equity, and inclusion? Or a small business or group that seeks the same goals? The Minority Business Alliance of the Charlottesville Regional Chamber of Commerce is taking applications through August 5 for the John F. Bell Sr. Vanguard Award. “The MBA Vanguard Award is named in honor of John F. Bell Sr., a strong, determined and respected business leader and citizen who established successful businesses during a time when the larger society wasn’t welcoming to or supportive of the Black business community,” reads a press release for the award.This will be the tenth annual award. Previous recipients include Community Investment Collaborative, William Jones III, Hollie Lee, Eugene and Lorraine Williams, Forward Adelante Business Alliance, and Kaye Monroe.Nominations can be submitted here. Champion to make official lager for University of VirginiaThe Champion Brewing Company began operations ten years ago with a small brewery in downtown Charlottesville. Now they’ve expanded to multiple places across Virginia and are part of the larger Champion Hospitality Group with restaurants in Stonefield, Gordonsville, and across Charlottesville.In 45 days, the first University of Virginia home football game will be held at Scott Stadium. Yesterday, Champion announced that its Cavalier Lager will become the officially licensed beer for UVA sporting events.“As life-long UVA sports fans, it’s been a dream of the team to have a Cavalier beer offered at UVA games,” said Champion CEO Hunter Smith in a release. “It’s a hometown lager brewed with our college athletes and their fans top of mind.”The beer will also be available in area stores. This is the first year that the University of Virginia has licensed an official beer. Vacancies still remain on various board and commissions in CharlottesvilleThe next edition of Charlottesville Community Engagement will provide details of who got appointed to the Charlottesville Planning Commission. Council made those appointments at the end of the July 18 meeting, and I’m going through that one chronologically. Earlier in this meeting, Charlottesville Mayor Snook LLoyd pleaded with the public to consider getting involved.“We need more people applying for Boards and Commissions,” Snook said. “We’ve got a couple of Boards and Commission that are down a couple of people. The Region 10 Community Services Board is one. The Charlottesville Redevelopment and Housing Authority is another. Historic Resources Committee. The Jefferson Area Community Criminal Justice Board. Jaunt. [Charlottesville Albemarle Convention and Visitors Bureau] needs a representative from the tourism industry.” If you’d like to apply, visit the city’s website. Here’s a list of all the boards.Housekeeping items for the end of #410Thanks for reading today. Charlottesville Community Engagement is a service of Town Crier Productions, a limited liability company set up to produce information about the public policy and the built environment in Charlottesville and beyond. We are now in the third year of this publication, and this is installment 410. Please consider a paid subscription to ensure I make it to the fourth year. There’s a lot at stake as we continue to live our complex lives in a democratic civilization that always needs its community members to pay attention and to look at the documents up close. The podcast version contains music created by the entity currently known as Wraki and made available with permission. To support that band, consider buying the album regret everything, available on Bandcamp on a ‘pay as you can’ basis. Support for Charlottesville Community Engagement also comes from Patreon supporters of Town Crier Productions, who also help fund other projects such as Fifth District Community Engagement and the Information Charlottesville archives.If you sign up for a paid subscription through Substack, the company Ting will also match your initial payment. Their support for Charlottesville Community Engagement is a crucial element required for the sustained production of all of my work. I’m grateful, and hope to continue answering the calling I hear to help inform you of things that are happening. Charlottesville Community Engagement is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This is a public episode. If you’d like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit communityengagement.substack.com/subscribe

Troy Gladstone, Spencer Kaufman, and host Brian Gomski teach fluid cooler class today. Learn what they are, how they work, and when to use them. Plus, Troy and Spencer share their championship rib recipes.

After another miss on the recruiting trail for MSU football, is it worth getting worried about? Or is it just a bad stretch that was bound to happen eventually? How can Michigan State get back on the good side of a top 15 class? And why has this been happening the last few weeks as well? We also crack open the mailbag to discuss which Spartan football player we will miss the most next season (besides Kenneth Walker). We end the show with getting to know the 2022 MSU Athletics Hall of Fame class as well. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! LinkedIn LinkedIn jobs helps you find the candidates you want to talk to, faster. Post your job for free at Linkedin.com/lockedoncollege Terms and conditions apply. Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order. BetOnline BetOnline.net has you covered this season with more props, odds and lines than ever before. BetOnline – Where The Game Starts! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On this episode...Squints615 & ChadArmesTV are joined by Leroy Biggs to help welcome a long time local sponsor to the show....Mark Gray of South Nashville Heating &. Cooling! They cover how Mark helped establish a known venue to help promote local hiphop...to his sponsorship of the show and then he even eats an infamous Paqui Chip! Classic Content! Be sure to LIKE and SUBSCRIBE wherever you can! The podcast is available on all podcast platforms. Visual episodes and NEW MERCH is only available at www.CHADARMESTV.com.  Subscribe to Squints615's new Youtube channel! @ www.youtube.com/c/Squints615 Be sure to check out our Membership link for exclusive content!  ALSO....check out our all new website at WWW.IGOTSUMSHITTOSAY.COMBanter & SuchEach week Brando & Owen get together with the most interesting people they know to talk...Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifySupport the show

Baseball hits the All-Star break with various intriguing stories here with the Royals and around MLB, an epic Open championship sees an underdog steal the show magnificently, Sporting has a dud, the Chiefs creep towards camp, and much more!

In this edition of the Podcast of Champions hosts Ryan Abraham and David Woods are back talking about how things have seemingly settled down on the conference realignment front, two weeks after both USC and UCLA announced they would be leaving the Pac-12 and joining the Big Ten. The guys talk about some of the options out there for the next steps including the Pac-12 merging with another conference, the Pac-12 making a loose alliance with another conference, the Pac-12 raiding another conference, the Pac-12 getting raided by another conference or the Pac-12 standing pat with 10 teams. There could be some big news dropping any moment, but more than likely the college football landscape will stay this way for a while until something else big happens and we start all over again. The guys also discuss yet another terrible tragedy for the conference with Oregon tight end Spencer Webb passing away after a cliff diving accident. He was 22 years old. They also talk about which Pac-12 programs have had the most 1,000,000+ viewers for their football games recently (with some surprises for sure), the University of California Board of Regents taking notice of the Bruins leaving California behind, the Big 12 media days kicking off with talk of expansion plus how conferences and television networks view football brand vs. television markets.  As always Dave and Ryan spend the last part of the show answering your voicemails, texts and emails with questions about Pac-12 football plus lots of other topics. Please subscribe, give the POC a five-star rating and post a review on Apple Podcasts! Sound off about Pac-12 football in our Podcast of Champions Reddit page! Send us a text or leave us a voicemail by texting or calling (424) 532-0678 or you can email us at pac12podcast@gmail.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Yesterday we told you about thousands of beagles that need rescuing in Virginia ... but today our dog story hits closer to home: LA County's animal shelters, short on money, staff and volunteers, are keeping dogs locked up in their kennels for weeks or even months at a time ... without letting them out for long walks or to play. So we'll go In Depth. LA County will likely be designated as an area of high COVID spread today, and with hospitalizations from the virus slowly creeping up, the return of the indoor mask mandate is possible. But will anyone actually enforce it? And at the end of today's show we're going to try to answer some questions about the growing confusion over COVID vaccines: should you run out to get a second booster shot, or wait until the next crop of newly developed vaccines are available? Some of California's most sizzling real estate markets are finally showing signs of cooling off ... if you've been sitting on the sidelines, is now the time to try to buy a new house? Russia launched a missile attack far away from the front lines in Ukraine, hitting a town in the western part of the country with seemingly no military value, killing dozens of civilians. We'll get an update as that war grinds on. And we'll check in on President Biden's very complicated trip to the Middle East. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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It's hot, hot, hot here in Kansas City, so I wanted to offer something this week on The Transforming Anxiety Podcast to help cool things down. I work with SO many clients who are experiencing some form of burnout: at work, at home, with their families, even with their friends. And what's happening is that they're holding on *so tightly* to whatever they're doing that they're building tension...physical tension, mental tension, and emotional tension. That tension is HOT...there's a reason they call it "burnout," after all. This week we're talking about cooling your mind (because that's where this all starts) and exploring what cooling it down looks like, and how that could serve you. Listen: if tension and burnout got you where you wanted to go, you'd be there by now. It doesn't work... Meaning: you need to cool it.

On this episode of the Hunting Gear Podcast, Dan talks with Patrick Deighan of FieldSheer about the technology behind their line of warming and cooling apparel. Patrick talks about how the company got its start and how they expanded from a motorcycle jacket to gear for the everyday outdoorsman. Patrick get in to the details about the material they use and how they help regulate body temperature. Although FieldSheer is not considered a "Hunting Brand" there is crossover in function and application for both whitetail hunters of the midwest and those chasing game out west.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Photo: #ScalaReport: Cooling Slowdown and the San Francisco Exit. Chris Riegel, @Scala CEO,  @STRATACACHE, #TheScalaReport https://www.wsj.com/articles/inflation-consumer-spending-personal-income-may-2022-11656531317?mod=djemalertNEWS https://sfciti.org/sf-tech-exodus/