Podcast appearances and mentions of Daniel Mills

Find out more about the new spodcast series eries Pet behaviour odysseys  exploring the experience of having a problem pet, focusing especially on the client's experience. The series is hosted by myself, Daniel Mills, Professor of Veterinary Behavioural Medicine at the University of Lincoln,  and my colleague at the Lincoln Animal Behaviour Clinic, Clinical Animal Behaviourist, MillyJones. Each week we are joined by Becca and Craig, who have been on a pet behaviour odyssey, with their little dog Drax, who had a combination of both separation related problems and interdog reactivity. Each week, we examine a different part of Drax's family's journey and we hope the series will be of interst to anyone who might be challenged by their pet's behaviour and those who help others in these situation. #petbehaviourodysseys, #whatmakesyouclick #PBO

Pet behaviour odysseys is a podcast series exploring the experience of having a problem pet, focusing especially on the client's experience. Each week myself, Daniel Mills and my colleague at the Lincoln Animal Behaviour Clinic, MillyJones, are joined by a family who have been on the pet behaviour odyssey. The current eight part series is dedicated to the journey associated with an adorable little daxi called Drax and his family – Becca, Craig and their young daughter. Drax came to us with a combination of both separation related problems and interdog reactivity. Each week, we examine a different part of Drax's family's journey and we hope the series will reassure and inspire anyone who might be challenged by their pet's behaviour. We also hope it will be of interest to those working in this field as I know it can sometimes appear to be a lonely and at times stressful profession. Whatever your situation, I hope you appreciate that  you are not alone. #petbehaviourodysseys #whatmakesyouclick#petbehaviourodysseys, #whatmakesyouclick #PBO

We all know that dogs are smart, sensitive creatures, but interpreting their vocalizations and behaviors can still be a challenge. In this episode, animal behaviorist Daniel Mills reveals the true meanings behind dogs' noises, actions, and body language. Then, author Pilley Bianchi tells the story of Chaser, the border collie who became known as “The Smartest Dog in the World” for the way that she learned language. If you know what this week's mystery sound is, tell us at mystery.20k.org. Follow Dallas on Instagram, TikTok and LinkedIn. Watch our video shorts on YouTube, and join the discussion on Facebook. Learn about Daniel's work with the Animal Behaviour, Cognition and Welfare Research Group. Buy Pilley's book, Animals Make Us Human. Learn more about The Chaser Initiative. Find the right doctor, right now at zocdoc.com/20k Make your world sound amazing at sonos.com/hertz This episode is brought to you by BetterHelp. Get 10% off your first month at betterhelp.com/20k Get a free Netsuite KPI Checklist at netsuite.com/20k. Episode transcript, music, and credits can be found here: www.20k.org/episodes/dog-translation-guide Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week I'm talking to Daniel Mills, Professor of Veterinary Behavioural Medicine at the University of Lincoln and director of the University Animal Behaviour Clinic. Daniel is internationally recognized as an authority on companion animal behavior, cognition, and welfare. His lab studies, among other things, the association between untreated pain and behavior issues. I asked him to talk about his research and his insights into the challenges of assessing pain in dogs - and why it's so important to do so.

In this episode of the Research Bites podcast, host Dr. Kristina Spaulding interviews Professor Daniel Mills, a renowned expert in veterinary behavioral medicine from the University of Lincoln. They explore the complexities of animal behavior, the evolution of different behavioral models, and the role of emotions in influencing behavior. Professor Mills shares insights from his extensive research, including the development of the psychobiological model for assessing animal behavior and his work on using AI to detect emotions and pain in animals.Key Topics Covered:Behavioral Models Explained: Differences between the medical, behavioral, and psychobiological approaches to animal behavior.The Role of Emotion in Behavior: Considering internal states is crucial for a comprehensive understanding of animal behavior.AI and Emotion Detection: How artificial intelligence is being used to recognize emotions and pain in animals, including dogs, cats, and horses.The Impact of Cognitive Load: How factors like discomfort or anxiety can affect an animal's cognitive capacity and behavior.Human-Animal Interactions: How dogs respond to human facial expressions and vocal cues, and the importance of building a positive relationship with pets.Challenges in Scientific Communication: Addressing the uncertainty of science, biases, and the influence of beliefs on interpreting behavior.Key Quotes: "Dogs live in an emotional world, often looking to synchronize their emotions with those of their human companions." "Science is about reducing uncertainty, not finding absolute truths."Timestamps:[00:05:45] Discussion of different behavioral models[00:18:47] The function and importance of emotions in animals[00:24:03] Using AI for emotion recognition in animals[00:46:47] The effects of cognitive load on behavior[00:48:42] How dogs respond to human emotions and facial expressions[00:59:57] The complexities of scientific communicationResources Mentioned:Dr. Daniel Mills' On FacebookAt the University of LincolnFor more information, please check out my website and social media links below! https://sciencemattersllc.com/ Facebook Instagram

In this episode of Chattering with ISFM, Nathalie Dowgray interviews Dr Hugo Swanstein about his JFMS Clinical Spotlight article on Feline-Friendly Point of Care Ultrasound (POCUS). We also return to Dr Sarah Ellis and Dr Daniel Mills for Part Two of their conversation on the use of pheromones in cats.Dr Ellis and Dr Mills delve into the methods of delivering pheromones in veterinary care, how to use them effectively, and the scepticism surrounding these products. They clarify the differences between pheromones and odour therapy, while touching on the industry's lack of regulation.Later, Dr Dowgray and Dr Swanstein discuss the practical application of feline-friendly POCUS, with Dr Swanstein explaining its differences from formal ultrasound exams. He shares tips for integrating POCUS into daily practice, emphasising its value beyond emergency cases and how it can be mastered with brief, regular practice. He also addresses concerns about time and cost, highlighting POCUS's efficiency and affordability, and advocates for training the entire veterinary team, including technicians, in its use. For further reading material please visit:Pheromonatherapy: Theory and applicationsStress and Pheromonatherapy in Small Animal Clinical BehaviourJFMS Clinical Spotlight Article: Feline Friendly POCUS, How to implement it into your daily practiceFor ISFM members, full recordings of each episode of the podcast is available for you to listen to at portal.icatcare.org. To become an ISFM member, or find out more about our Cat Friendly schemes, visit icatcare.orgHost: Nathalie Dowgray, BVSc, MANZCVS, PgDip, MRCVS, PhD, Head of ISFM, International Society of Feline Medicine, International Cat Care, Tisbury, Wiltshire, UK Speakers: Sarah Ellis, BSc, PGDip, PhD, Head of Cat Wellbeing and Behaviour at International Cat Care, independent feline welfare educator, writer and consultant.Daniel Mills, BVSc PhD CBiol FRSB FHEA CCAB Dip ECAWBM(BM) FRCVS, Professor of veterinary behavioural medicine & RCVS, European and ASAB recognised specialist in clinical animal behaviourHugo Swanstein, Cand Med Vet, Doctor of Veterinary Medicine & JFMS Published Author

Join us as we discuss the fascinating world of feline communication, exploring howcats use chemical signals to interact with their environment and each other. Additionally, we shall shed light on a rational approach to using gastroprotectants in cats, providing invaluable insights for veterinary practitioners.In Part One of our discussion, Dr Sarah Ellis and Dr Daniel Mills talk about thecomplexities of pheromone use in cats, emphasising the differences between scents and pheromones and their impact on emotional processing. They also highlight the importance of understanding pheromones in assessing feline behaviour. Part Two of their discussion will be available in next month's episode, so make sure you're signed up to Chattering With ISFM on your preferred podcast platform if you don't want to miss out!Following this, Dr Kelly St. Denis and Dr Katie Tolbert discuss Dr Tolbert's JFMS Clinical Spotlight article on the rational use of gastroprotectants in cats. They cover the risks of using these medications, especially the differences in how cats and dogs metabolise drugs, and the potential benefits of soluble fibres in preventing GI ulceration. They also address the careful use of gastric acid suppressants and gastroprotectants in clinical practice, with a focus on patient comfort and proper administration.For further reading material please visit:Pheromonatherapy: Theory and applicationsStress and Pheromonatherapy in Small Animal Clinical BehaviourJFMS Clinical Spotlight Article: A Rational Approach To The Use Of Gastroprotectants In CatsFor ISFM members, full recordings of each episode of the podcast is available for you to listen to at portal.icatcare.org. To become an ISFM member, or find out more about our Cat Friendly schemes, visit icatcare.orgHost:Nathalie Dowgray, BVSc, MANZCVS, PgDip, MRCVS, PhD, Head of ISFM, International Society of Feline Medicine, International Cat Care, Tisbury, Wiltshire, UKSpeakers:Sarah Ellis, BSc, PGDip, PhD, Head of Cat Wellbeing and Behaviour at International Cat Care, independent feline welfare educator, writer and consultant.Daniel Mills, BVSc PhD CBiol FRSB FHEA CCAB Dip ECAWBM(BM) FRCVS, Professor of veterinary behavioural medicine & RCVS, European and ASAB recognised specialist in clinical animal behaviourKelly St. Denis, MSc, DVM, DABVP (Feline), Co-editor of the Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery and JFMS Open Reports, St Denis Veterinary Professional Corporation, Powassan, Ontario, CanadaKatie Tolbert, DVM, Ph.D., DACVIM (SAIM, SA nutrition), Clinical Associate Professor in Small Animal & Comparative Gastroenterology & JFMS Author.

It's time for another trip around the solar system on the BIGGER and BETTER Science Weekly!  This episode of the Fun Kids Science Weekly we continue our bigger and better podcast where we answer YOUR questions, have scientists battle it out for which science is the best & learn all about how a UK scientist is using drone technology to save Madagascar's forests Dan starts with the latest science news, why the world's biggest iceberg is spinning in the ocean, what rare animal Chester Zoo is celebrating the birth of and Jenny Williams from Kew's Royal Botanical Gardens tells us how her cutting edge use of drone and satellite technology is helping battle deforestation in Madagascar. Then we delve into your questions where Dan explains what would happen to a human in space without a space suit & Daniel Mills from the University of Lincoln answers Claudia's question on why dogs have different types of ears? Dangerous Dan continues and we learn all about the Viper SharkThe Battle of the Sciences continues where Dan chats to Lucien Heurtier from Kings College London about why Particles Physics is the best kind of science? What do we learn about? - Why the world's biggest iceberg is spinning in the ocean - The extremely rare creature that's birth is being celebrated at Chester Zoo - How drones are helping save Madagascar's forests - Why dogs have different types of ears? - Is Particle Physics the best type of science? All on this week's episode of Science Weekly!Join Fun Kids Podcasts+: https://funkidslive.com/plusSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Animal behavior researcher Daniel Mills talks about various aspects of the human-pet relationship, with a focus on his research. Topics include: dogs' abilities to read human emotions and how they do that; the effects of pets on our mental health; animals' ability to perceive images on a TV screen; the differences between the human and animal mind; pets' abilities to sense their owners arriving home from far away; how cats communicate relaxation to each other. Support the showTo get ad-free episodes, and more, get a premium subscription. To learn more about the show, go to behavior-podcast.com. I'm on Twitter at @apokerplayer. See a summary of my work.

In this episode of Underdog Talk, host Eric Jones Jr. interviews Eric Jones Jr., Anthony Battle, Daniel Mills, and Heather Savage about their organization, Let Them Talk. Let Them Talk is a 501c organization that aims to bridge generational gaps and address disparities in the communities that serve black and brown youth. The organization focuses on amplifying the voices of youth and equipping youth service workers with the resources they need to make a positive impact. The guests discuss the importance of including parents in the conversation and the need for positive reinforcement in schools. They also share their long-term vision for Let Them Talk, which includes creating generational advantages and providing support and resources for youth workers. The guests emphasize the importance of effective communication and collaboration in creating positive change. Key Takeaways: Let Them Talk aims to bridge generational gaps and address disparities in communities that serve black and brown youth. The organization focuses on amplifying the voices of youth and equipping youth service workers with the resources they need. Positive reinforcement in schools is important, but there needs to be a balance with structure and accountability. Let Them Talk aims to provide support and resources for youth workers, who often suffer from burnout and need opportunities for healing. Effective communication and collaboration are key in creating positive change. Quotes: "We want everything that we do to be through the lens and the voice of these youth." - Heather Savage "Let them talk. Want to change that? We're going to give you the data, but we're also going to create those spaces where you can say, 'What do you all think we should do?'" - Anthony Battle "We need a balance of both because, yes, we want to validate who you are, but then we want to encourage you to give effort to who you're going to become." - Daniel Mills Let Them Talk Indy Website : https://letthemtalkindy.com/ Eric's IG: https://instagram.com/ericjonesjrspeaks #entrepreneur #smallbusiness #podcast #howto #underdog #underdawgtalk

Greetings and welcome stranger! Listen as the Abyss gang get into trouble reading a strange journal titled The Woman In the Woods by Daniel Mills. As they creepily dig into a stranger's thoughts they chat about Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem, Cobweb, Solar Opposites, Daniel Braum's The Serpent's Shadow, Experimental Film by Gemma Files, Howls From Hell, Afterparty, Netflix's The Midnight Club, Renfield, Consecration, Talk to Me, Twisted Metal, and Into the Sublime by Kate A. Boorman. Did you get all that? Now, let's see what this journal says about those woods! Buy Among the Lillies by Daniel Mills

Daniel Mills is a current footballer for Dulwich Hamlet. He juggles playing with working as a Diversity and Inclusion Consultant and is a board member for Show Racism the Red Card. It's great that he's put himself in a position to do these things whilst still playing football.

Voices of EMS #1: Welcome to the limited series of Voices of EMS (VOEMS). VOEMS lets me revisit some of the Medic2Medic Podcast guests for them to tell one more story. Some of the segments will have one or two guests telling their stories. VOEMS will air stories regularly until the end of March, as Medic2Medic will end. The final podcast guest will be me, with guest host Eric Chase. Daniel Mills and Ginger Locke join me for the first episode. I hope you enjoy this limited series.

Hello, and welcome to Beauty and the Biz where we talk about the business and marketing side of plastic surgery and how Dr. camp went from recon to solo practice buildout. I'm your host, Catherine Maley, author of Your Aesthetic Practice – What your patients are saying, as well as consultant to plastic surgeons, to get them more patients and more profits. Now, today's episode is called "Recon to Solo Practice Buildout — with Steven Camp, MD." As a new surgeon entering the marketplace, it's nice to join a hospital or practice that takes care of the business side so you can focus on what you enjoy most and that is surgery.  But oftentimes, you ended up wanting more. Today's special guest is Dr. Steven Camp. He is a Board-Certified Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon in private practice in Fort Worth, TX. But he didn't start out in private practice. Dr. Camp went into a multi-surgeon insurance-based practice performing reconstructive surgery.  The risk was minimal since he joined a thriving practice that was already set up and working.  He didn't have to deal with the business or marketing side and that was fine by him. However, after several years, Dr. Camp got restless so he made some moves and is now in his own brand new building with 2 OR suites that he will share with other surgeons in the area.  Listen in to this week's Beauty and the Biz podcast as he explains his journey of how he got there.  As usual, it's never an easy or straight path (but what fun would it be if it were?) Visit Dr. Camp's Website  

The program all about TV. Our guests: Tim Kirkpatrick, Bryant Tamayo and Daniel Mills, co-organizers of Condition One Media and TV series pilot FigureIt Out, now playing on Amazon's Prime Video service, and Bryan Louzil and Charles Angelis, key executives with new programming service Mometu.

Daniel Mills joins Ken to discuss how Macdonald may deploy the Ravens secondary in 2022 in terms of packages Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Daniel J. Mills is a university professor in Japan where he has lived for 15 years. He began investing in real estate in 2014. His portfolio, which is located in Idaho, Alabama, and Tennessee, includes 11 single-family homes, 8 duplexes, and a 12-plex. Daniel utilized a number of strategies including conventional and commercial loans, owner financing, BRRRR, partnerships, and private money to acquire these properties. After achieving financial freedom in 2020, Daniel has shifted to passive investment strategies to grow and diversify his real estate portfolio. He is currently invested as a limited partner on several real estate syndications and is seeking additional private placements in self-storage, industrial, mobile home parks, and senior living.Contact Daniel at:                     Email:  danielmgpcm@gmail.com           Facebook:Bigger Pockets:

Daniel J. Mills is a university professor in Japan where he has lived for 15 years. He began investing in real estate in 2014. His portfolio, which is located in Idaho, Alabama, and Tennessee, includes 11 single-family homes, 8 duplexes, and a 12-plex. Daniel utilized a number of strategies including conventional and commercial loans, owner financing, BRRRR, partnerships, and private money to acquire these properties. After achieving financial freedom in 2020, Daniel has shifted to passive investment strategies to grow and diversify his real estate portfolio. He is currently invested as a limited partner on several real estate syndications and is seeking additional private placements in self-storage, industrial, mobile home parks, and senior livingContact Daniel :                      Email:  danielmgpcm@gmail.com            Facebook:Bigger Pockets:

Daniel J. Mills is a university professor in Japan where he has lived for 15 years. He began investing in real estate in 2014. His portfolio, which is located in Idaho, Alabama, and Tennessee, includes 11 single-family homes, 8 duplexes, and a 12-plex. Daniel utilized a number of strategies including conventional and commercial loans, owner financing, BRRRR, partnerships, and private money to acquire these properties. After achieving financial freedom in 2020, Daniel has shifted to passive investment strategies to grow and diversify his real estate portfolio. He is currently invested as a limited partner on several real estate syndications and is seeking additional private placements in self-storage, industrial, mobile home parks, and senior livingContact Daniel:                      Email:  danielmgpcm@gmail.com            Facebook:Bigger Pockets:

Welcome back to Ghost Hunt. I'm your host, Erin Bogert, and today's radio play brings you the ghost of Augusta Tennyson. Augusta was Eleanor Mills younger sister, the aunt to Eleanor's children, Charlotte and Daniel Mills. In fact, on the very night of their mother's infamous murder, Charlotte and Daniel happened to be visiting their aunt in her home. But we won't be joining them. Insead, we will  join Augusta the morning of Sept 16, 1922 when she and Eleanor's husband, James Mills, first learned that two bodies were discovered on the outskirts of town. We find Augusta speaking to her husband, Edward Tennyson, from their home in New Brunswick. So please, do come in.This episode was brought to you by the New Brunswick Historical Society and Thinkery & Verse. Grant funding has been provided by the Middlesex County board of chosen freeholders through a grant award from the Middlesex Cultural and Arts Trust Fund. Our theme music this season comes from Blimp66 of Freesound.org. Today's radio play was written, performed, and edited by Karen Alvarado. Thank you again for listening; I'm your host and engineer, Erin Bogert. 

The guys take the show on the road this week as they were fortunate enough to get a "sneak peek" at the new design, routing and renovations at Midwest City's John Conrad Golf Course! Daniel Mills, the Course Superintendent, walks the guys through all the changes that the design team have put into place at Conrad over the past 6 - 8 months and the guys were absolutely blown away by how the "new" course is starting to take shape! From the removal of 700 trees, the complete remodel and remake of all 18 greens, and the installation of a 3-hole "pitch & putt" short course, Daniel walks the guys through it all during this special interview pod! Be sure to check out all of the changes and get updates on Conrad here at: https://www.midwestcityok.org/parksrec/page/john-conrad-golf-course or, be sure to follow Daniel and all his superintendent musings on Twitter here: @soonerniner80 The guys end things with a round of the "Short Par 4" with Daniel, and everyone will be looking forward to July 1, 2022, whenever the "new" Conrad is slated to open!

Cory sat down with long time friend and fellow drummer Daniel Mills for a chat about his long career, starting drums  at a very young age and the state of the music industry these days. Dan also has a brand new project called "TRUCE" that just released a new track titled Holyroller. We discussed the ins and outs of producing tracks while his band mates are on the other side of the country as well how to record drums with a young child in the house to not make too much noise. Check out Danny's project below!Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/dan_mills_/TRUCEInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/truceofficial506/Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/truce506LISTEN TO 'HOLYROLLER' BY TRUCE

Join Vince and Duc as they chat with Daniel Mills and discuss how he makes it all possible with people relations and property management, even as an investor working from extreme miles away. From BiggerPockets, Daniel formed a partnership with a commercial lender and a real estate attorney who he works with on multiple properties up until today. He is currently in Japan. Aside from his team's technical field expertise, Daniel leverages his 'kanban musume' or poster girl persona to consistently attract people into projects. Today, we listen to Daniel as he speaks about tax advantages, market analysis, the importance of relationship-building in real estate investing, and the boon and bane of being a long-distance real estate investor. There's a lot to unpack, so stay tuned and enjoy the episode! Outline of the episode:  ●    [01:47] The Book, The Complete Idiot's Guide to Getting Rich; Utilizing time freedom to open more opportunities ●   [04:46] On forming the roles and responsibilities within the partnership ●   [06:53] When you're investing long-distance, partner with the locals! ●   [12:45] Japan's Tax Policy: Write off income from depreciation ●   [17:21] Portfolio management and risk assessment amid the pandemic ●   [20:18] "What drove me to not be a syndicator." ●   [25:43] Lessons from passive and active investments ●   [30:22] The obstacles attached to being an extreme long-distance investor ●   [34:46] On not starting young and the vitality of market analysis to investing ●   [38:03] A testament to the importance of an intelligent market choice ●   [40:15] "This business is all about people…." ●   [42:10] The general misconception towards syndication Resources: ●    Facebook ●   Instagram ●   BiggerPockets ●   BiggerPockets Money Group ●   The Complete Idiot's Guide to Getting Rich, Book by Stewart H. Welch III ●   The Millionaire Real Estate Investor, Book by Gary Keller Connect with The Cashflow Project! ●    Website ●    LinkedIn ●    Youtube ●    Facebook ●    Instagram

In this episode, we explore: Guest Background Financial Mindset Real Estate Investment Strategy Conventional Financing on a Single Family house Biggest challenges in investing overseas Understanding the time difference when investing overseas Why it's not good to invest real estate in Japan About Daniel: Daniel J. Mills is a university professor in Japan where he has lived for 14 years. He began investing in real estate in 2014. His portfolio, which is located in Idaho, Alabama, and Tennessee, includes 11 single-family homes, 14 duplexes, and a 12-plex. Daniel utilized a number of strategies including conventional and commercial loans, owner financing, BRRRR, partnerships, and private money to acquire these properties. After achieving financial freedom in 2020, Daniel has shifted to passive investment strategies to grow and diversify his real estate portfolio. He is currently invested as a limited partner in two multi-family syndications and is seeking additional private placements in self-storage, industrial, mobile home parks, and senior living. Daniel joined the Marine Corps after graduating from high school in 1996. Unfortunately, his service was cut short by a training accident. Daniel received an honorable medical discharge from the Marine Corps in 1997. Snapshot: 42:14 What is your number one failure in real estate? I chased the 1% rule too much. What advice do you have for other military investors to be successful? Plug in to a lot of these investor groups. What inspired you to marry a military and serve your country? Joining the marine corp was going to give me the discipline and the skills I needed to succeed later in life. What is your dream? Financial Freedom Quotes: “Understanding what your limitations are and then developing the relationships to fix it rather than trying to take on everything yourself.” 27:43 - 27:49 “So far, when I look at Japanese real estate like apples to apples, I always see a better return in the US.” 30:55 - 31:03 Snippet: 22:26 - 23:45 REELS: 26:51 - 27:16 Connecting with the Guest: Facebook: https://web.facebook.com/netmonkjapan LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-j-mills-ed-d-037b351a/

Join Mike Cavaggioni and Daniel Mills as they talk about obtaining financial freedom from overseas. Daniel is a University professor in Japan, who has gone from being $15,000 in debt to building a Net worth of over one million dollars through index funds and extreme long distance real estate investing. Stay tuned! In this episode, you'll learn: From being indebted to financial freedom The importance of having multiple bank accounts Pro's and Con's of investing in real estate while living abroad Goals for Property/Market Selection And much more! About Daniel Mills Growing up in southern California, Daniel saw his father grow a business that was profiting millions each year, only to see it later become liquidated. Daniel didn't really think too much about money or growing his personal wealth until years later. After college, Daniel moved to Japan and became an English teacher making a salary of around $30,000 (USD) a year. He met his wife, settled down, and bought an apartment in an appreciating part of the city (contrary to many other parts of Japan). Daniel was saving around $1,000 a month, and realized he didn't want to be making $30,000 a year forever. So, he started investing in index funds and stocks, which grew his net worth and allowed him to invest in other asset classes, like real estate. Daniel even shares a tax loophole that allowed him to write off 100% of his 6-figure income while he was in Japan (solely from real estate depreciation)! Fast forward to today, Daniel has rental properties in Idaho, Alabama, and Tennessee with partners from Japan and the United States. Daniel agrees with many other real estate professionals in the fact that you need a tried and true team in cities where you're investing. Living in Japan, he doesn't have much to worry about in the US, thanks to his fantastic property managers, handymen, partners, lenders, and real estate agents. Connect with Daniel on Facebook: www.facebook.com/netmonkjapan Average Joe Finances Our social media links are all on our Flow Page: www.flow.page/avgjoefinances

Daniel Mills is a professor at the University of Lincoln in the UK. He currently consults at the University Animal Behaviour Clinic. In 2020 he was recognized by Stanford University as part of the top 2% of all scientists globally.Daniel dives into his research world of problem behaviour, and his studies to understand individual differences in animals that reflect emotions. He remarks that animals are often not using human mechanisms to solve problems, rather they do it their own way and we have to understand that in order to assess animals' emotions more systematically. He tells the story of how he started in the field of animal behaviour and talks about his career as a veterinarian while being involved in different research with dogs and horses. His greatest piece of advice to get there is to ask questions, explore and be curious. Daniel and Sabrina discuss what it means to be scientific or have a scientific attitude. He also shares how information can come from lots of different sources, including Victorian books!Daniel shares his findings during his Ph.D. with repetitive behaviours in horses and some other interesting studies on the left gaze bias in domestic dogs. For Daniel, the key to understanding animals is observation and careful reflection.Daniel talks about welfare, wellbeing and behaviour in dogs and ways of making choice and control meaningful for the animals. He shares some of his latest findings in human-animal relationships and interactions during the COVID-19 lockdown phase in the UK and finishes with a childhood story.Find out more about Daniel and his research HERELearn more about the Animal Behaviour Clinic HEREBecome a member of PAWS HERE

I catch up with my former PhD student Karen Griffin, and discuss the first paper we produced from her PhD and its wider implications : Griffin, K. E., John, E., Pike, T., & Mills, D. S. (2020). Can this dog be rehomed to you? A qualitative analysis and assessment of the scientific quality of the potential adopter screening policies and procedures of rehoming organisations. Frontiers in Veterinary Science, 7.You can access the paper here: https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fvets.2020.617525/full

Destiny of Manufacturing EP 0410 – Daniel Mills – UAH Daniel Mills, is a junior studying computer engineering at the University of Alabama in Huntsville. His current position is a […]

Mental Health is a hot button topic in the world of emergency responders. We hear about PTS and the ultimate burnout that comes from seeing things day in and day out that no human should ever have to see. We even too often hear about suicide because the troubles get too big. What isn't being talked about enough, is the high divorce rate among responder relationships and how to guard our marriages against it.⁠In this episode we sat down with Daniel Mills of @911buddycheck and talked about why he started the Buddy Check Project, what happens when first responders don't get help with their mental health, and how to avoid PTS leading to divorce. ⁠Join us today as we unpack what Daniel describes as his "The Yet Factor" and how it impacts relationships in EMS. Fair warning, his story is intense, so make sure when you listen to this episode that you are in a comfortable and quiet and safe place.The 911 Buddy Check Project is the mental health revolution. They help providers climb and conquer the four mountains: mental, physical, emotional and spiritual. Providing peer support and personal training. More than just talk, but actual solutions and healing.For more information about 911 Buddy Check Project visit www.https://www.911buddycheck.org/Or find them on instagram: @911buddycheck

In this episode, your host, Daniel Mills, introduces himself and the podcast. We all have difficult moments in our lives and in our careers as first responders and veterans. What do you do with those moments? It is incredibly important to stay healthy mentally, physically, spiritually and emotionally. The 911 Buddy Check Project sets out to be an outstretched hand - a safe place to land.

Join Lucas Miller and Daniel Mills as they talk about his most recent syndication investment. Daniel has been actively investing for six years and he talks about why and how he started passively investing from Japan. In this episode, you'll learn:   Investing remotely and what to expect How to get comfortable with the idea of passively investing Industry average for syndications and multifamily value-add Finding good sponsors and great deals Resources that will help you get over your fear of passive investing ~ About Daniel Mills: While being a university professor in Japan he began investing in real estate actively in 2014 starting with single family houses. He soon realized his love for looking at the market and searching for deals however, he didn't like the day to day of managing and he decided to educate himself and do some networking to try passively investing. Now he has over 40 units in El Paso which he passively invested in from Japan along with the single family homes in Japan and several duplexes he owns with partners. ~ You can find Daniel Mills on… Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/netmonkjapan Email: danielmgpcm@gmail.com

Today's episode features Daniel Mills of the 911 Buddy Check project. Daniel takes over the controls for today's episode as Tony steps away from the mic for a little bit. Don't worry, he'll be back ;-)  Daniel brings some valuable information related to leadership and mental health. Take a listen as Daniel unleashes some solid truth and counsel! Feel free to email me if you have any questions or comments! themotivatedmedic@gmail.com  Also check out: 911 Buddy Check Project Motivated Medic Apparel Shop Motivated Medic website     If you haven't tried out Jocko GO energy drinks, IT IS A MUST! Check out Origin Maine JOCKO GO ENERGY DRINKS!

Dr Daniel Mills is a Post-Doc at Stanford University. His research primarily concerns the co-evolution of the Proterozoic biosphere (Earth's ‘middle age,' 2.5-0.541 billion years ago) and eukaryotic life — a topic he approaches by studying modern organisms and environments.As we chat, we give credence to the discoveries of Vladimir Vernadsky, a Russian mineralogist who, in the early 20th century published a book called The Biosphere. Vernadsky realised that the geology, chemistry and biology on earth are intricately intertwined. They influence each other. His ideas were a precursor to the Gaia hypothesis, that the earth is a living breathing entity. Her systems work to bring balance via geological and biological processes.Visit Dan at:https://www.danielbradymills.com/context See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This episode is an unscheduled bonus for you today. I was going to wait until next week, but it can't wait. You'll hear why when you listen. This is part of my journey and I am sharing it with you. After all, vulnerability is part of being a Motivated Medic. Special thanks to Daniel Mills for spearheading this.   Feel free to email me if you have any questions or comments! themotivatedmedic@gmail.com  Also check out: Motivated Medic Apparel Shop! Motivated Medic website    Also, check out the 911 Buddy Check Project!     If you haven't tried out Jocko GO energy drinks, IT IS A MUST! Check out Origin Maine JOCKO GO ENERGY DRINKS!

It is with excitement I present to you my brother from another mother, Daniel Mills of the 911 Buddy Check Project. Daniel and I talk about his life, the struggles, the tragedy and triumphs and how he went from being a wounded wanderer to a prolific warrior in the fight for positive radial change with our mental, physical, spiritual, and emotional health and wellness. Please take the time to listen to this episode in its entirety. An incredible message from an exceptional human being.      For more info on the 911 Buddy Check Project: Click Here       Feel free to email me if you have any questions or comments! themotivatedmedic@gmail.com  Also check out: Motivated Medic Apparel Shop! Motivated Medic website  911 Wellness Summit    Also, check out the 911 Buddy Check Project!     If you haven't tried out Jocko GO energy drinks, IT IS A MUST! Check out Origin Maine JOCKO GO ENERGY DRINKS!  

Samuel R. Delany’s Dhalgren was originally published in 1975. Since its publication, Dhalgren has had its fair share of proponents and enemies - it has been called both the best and the worst book ever to come out of the field of science fiction.  Over the course of its eight-hundred pages, we follow our main character, the Kid, as he wanders listlessly through devastated city of Bellona, located somewhere in the United States on the border between utopia and dystopia.  It is a city where time dilates and contracts, buildings spontaneously combust, obscuring mists curl through the streets.  And here, all society’s misfits and outcasts have gathered under its twin moons.    In this conversation we discuss the extent to which Dhalgren can be considered science fiction, examine the role of its metafictional games, and think about its presentation of racial and sexual politics.   The readings in this episode are by Daniel Mills, host of the true crime podcast, These Dark Mountains: https://thesedarkmountains.com/ Bibliography: ‘The Convergence of Postmodern Innovative Fiction and Science Fiction: An Encounter with Samuel R. Delany's Technotopia’ by Teresa L. Ebert Poetics Today, Vol. 1, No. 4, Narratology II: The Fictional Text and the Reader (Duke University Press, Summer, 1980) ‘Rites of Reversal: Double Consciousness in Delany's Dhalgren’ by Mary Kay Bray in lack American Literature Forum, Vol. 18, No. 2, Science Fiction Issue (Summer, 1984) ‘Playing at Birth: Samuel R. Delany's Dhalgren’ by Todd A Comer in Journal of Narrative Theory, Vol. 35, No. 2 (Summer, 2005)  https://lithub.com/dont-romanticize-science-fiction-an-interview-with-samuel-delany/

Softball umpire Daniel Mills has an Umpire Superpower: BALANCE. When we step on to a field, we all seek a balance between having fun and doing what is within our power to make it fun for the players, coaches and families, and taking our jobs seriously—not solemnly, not unhappily, but with the earnest intent to do our job in service to the game itself. Daniel has got that balance nailed, and you are going to appreciate his very thoughtful approach toward attaining that balance as a Little League and high school softball umpire. Enjoy! Connect and become a part of the UI crew at www.UmpireInspire.com. The Umpire Inspire Podcast is for YOU! I really want to hear what you think about the show. Get in touch anytime at jason@umpireinspire.com —I would be very happy to hear from you!

Daniel is new to Kamloops and diving right into all the city has to offer. As Executive Director of the Kamloops Symphony he is bringing a unique perspective to the next season.

In this episode, we talk to Daniel Mills, founder of the 911 Buddy Check Project. We talked about everything. From the acceptance of alcoholism and drug additcion in our field, to some new treatments to help those who suffer from PTSD and other mental health problems.

WOW! FAST19 was so amazing. So inspiring! If you missed FAST19.. Don't worry, FAST20 will be - May 18-20, 2020 in Murfreesboro, TN. This is the second of a few releases from FAST19. This was a moving talk by our own Daniel Mills from the 911 BuddyCheck Project. You don't want to miss this! Remember that reviews are key to help keep us high on the charts where your friends and family can find us. We couldn’t make this podcast without you. Thanks for listening!

WOW! FAST19 was so amazing. So inspiring! If you missed FAST19.. Don't worry, FAST20 will be - May 18-20, 2020 in Murfreesboro, TN. This is the second of a few releases from FAST19. This was a moving talk by our own Daniel Mills from the 911 BuddyCheck Project. You don't want to miss this! Remember that reviews are key to help keep us high on the charts where your friends and family can find us. We couldn't make this podcast without you. Thanks for listening!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Daniel Mills is the founder and president of the 911 Buddy Check Project. Daniel is married to his wife and best friend Kayla, and they have two children. He is a 16 year veteran of emergency services field. He currently is a full time flight paramedic for Air Evac Life Team in Carrollton, Georgia. Daniel has worked in critical care for over 10 years now; as well as inner city fire/ EMS, and trauma/neuro research. Daniel is also an OEF veteran of the US Navy where he served as a Fleet Marine Force Corpsman with the United States Marine Corp for 8 years. He is an experienced ems, and mental health educator, Daniel has also taught for over 2 years for the Special Operations medical community. He has spoke at police, fire and EMS conferences all over the United States. Daniel is a CISD debriefer, Peer support/ substance abuse coach, ACE certified personal trainer, health coach, Transformational Nutrition Coach and yoga/ meditation instructor. Suicide and Addiction has become a very familiar story among all branches of emergency providers, and is quickly reaching pandemic level. We are here to provide peer support services for ALL emergency personnel. Police, Firefighters, EMS and Dispatchers, we are One Family with One Mission, and that is to Live Well. We are our brothers and sisters keepers, so know, you are not alone. It is time to take off the mask and be real, raw and relevant. The 911 Buddy Check provides multiple avenues and resources for beating and healing from mental health, physical health and spiritual problems. We provide tools and coaching to help climb and conquer the Four Mountains: Mental, Physical, Spiritual, and Emotional. Through coaching and education on the four mountains, we help our clients overcome job and life related problems, and live a powerful life. Mental Mountain: The 911 BCP crew provides peer support and coaching to help heal from the trauma and stress of emergency services. Our team has over 80 years of combined experience in air medical, ems, fire, dispatch, trauma research, dispatch and military. Our mental coaching program helps process, heal and thrive after surmounting affects from the job. Coaching is not therapy, it is a partnership and guidance. Mental Health Coaching is action oriented with an emphasis on improving one’s present life and reaching goals for the future. Peer support is always free of charge. Physical Mountain: Physical health is so important when dealing with stressors of the job. The 911 BCP is one of the only organizations in mental health to offer certified personal training services, health coaching, as well as Transformational Nutritional coaching. The 911 BCP offers personalized personal training programs no matter fitness level or experience. We offer online training as well as in person sessions depending on needs. We utilize the ACE IFT model: Function, Health, Fitness and Performance. The ACE IFT model is a proven system to set our clients up for undeniable success and health. Physical fitness, health and wellness is a huge passion of ours at the 911 Buddy Check Project. The 911 BCP team offers industry leading Transformational Nutritional coaching. Transformational Nutrition® is the scientific study of human health and wellness on multiple levels including the biological, psychological, and spiritual areas of life. Transformational Nutrition is a method of personalized nutrition that moves beyond food and physical symptoms to explore and uncover root causes of dis-ease and unhappiness to help people live fuller, more fulfilled lives. Spiritual Mountain: The 911 BCP team is the only Emergency Services Mental Health organization that offers spiritual coaching. We provide spiritual coaching under the Transformational Nutrition Coaching model. It is a highly effective resource when dealing with spiritual stress due to the job. Often times with mental health issues, we develop anger towards God, distance ourselves from our beliefs and church, and even question our beliefs. A spiritual life coach is a coach that helps create change in someone’s life by changing the way you operate on a deeper more spiritual level. Rather than just examining your behaviors, habits, and goals, they delve into your deep rooted beliefs and your connection to the divine. They show you how to work with the laws of the universe to get what you actually want out of life instead of just accepting whatever comes your way. Emotional Mountain: The Emotional Mountain is one of the most important mountains to conquer. When our emotional state gets off balance it can have dyer consequences for the provider. Our Emotional Mountain is often the first to take a hit when we are stressed, anxious, depressed or suicidal. We coach the client on positive and healthy emotion techniques to help break the cycle of a potential serious emotional issue. Sleep deprivation, poor eating habits, excessive caffeine intake, constant fight or flight state, and cumulative stress from the taxes and depletes our emotional state. We provide the client we a solid foundation of various techniques to help conquer the Emotional Mountain. If you find one or all of your mountains off balance, take off the mask and reach out. If what you have been doing isn’t working, reach out and try something new. We are here to support you, not in front of you, not behind you, but beside you. We are our brothers and sisters keepers, and no one in this family fights alone. Contact Daniel today for more details on coaching services available, as well as Peer Support. 205-356-2861 / 911BuddyCheck@gmail.com Visit their website at - www.911buddycheck.org

STEVEN UNIVERSE: GM: Emma Fyffe - twitter.com/EmmaFyffe Gems: (Steven) Matt Acevedo - twitter.com/ShyGuyExpress , (Amontiock) Chris Bramante - twitter.com/Amontiock (Sadie) Emily Jacobson - twitter.com/Frankly_Emily (Connie) Lina Madrid - twitter.com/LinaAMadrid GALAVANT: GM Omar Najeem - twitter.com/OmarNajeem Knights: Chris Bramante - twitter.com/Amontiock Josh Jones - twitter.com/The_Juice_Jones Bonnie Gordon - twitter.com/BonnieBellG Alex Hensley - twitter.com/TheAlexHensley Lucas Eubank - twitter.com/LucasEuspank DISNEY VILLAINS: GM Matt Acevedo - twitter.com/ShyGuyExpress Villains (Amontiock) Chris Bramante - twitter.com/Amontiock (Ursula) Cristina Vee - twitter.com/CristinaVee (Cruella de Vil) Malika Lim twitter.com/hello_malika (Ratigan) Daniel Mills - twitter.com/dmillssays TEN CANDLES GM Zac Eubank - https://twitter.com/zaceubank PLAYERS (Amontiock) Chris Bramante - https://twitter.com/Amontiock (Phlebotomo) Chunk - https://twitter.com/Chunkerrific (Gulnash) Cucumber - https://twitter.com/CucumberLives (Blix) Malika Lim - https://twitter.com/hello_malika

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How much of the world's scientific literature now sits in SciHub, we hear why statins might be making diabetes worse, if oxygen did - or didn't - hold back the evolution of multicellular life, the neurological basis of lip-reading, and how the brain can compensate for autism... Get the references and the transcripts for this programme from the Naked Scientists website

Juan Castillo interviews New Haven author, Daniel Mills. Discussion topics: Book 'The Back Story', incarceration, childhood, owning a barbershop.

We’re sitting down with Senior Developer Colin DeCarlo, and occasional computer user Daniel Mills, to discuss how they started, where they’ve been, and choices made along the way. Regardless of where your career is at, Colin and Dan have wisdom to spare.

Daniel Mills is a veteran of the US. Navy, a firefighter, paramedic, educator and works as a Critical Care Flight Medic. Daniel became addicted to drugs and alcohol at an early age after growing up in an abusive home and being subjected to mob activity, and sexual abuse.

Daniel Mills is happily married to a wonderful woman and father to an amazing son. He is a veteran of the US. Navy, a firefighter, paramedic, an educator and a critical care flight medic. Daniel became addicted to drugs and alcohol at an early age after growing up in an abusive home and being subjected to mob activity, and sexual abuse. Daniel ended up on the streets at 15 and became involved in selling drugs and gang activity.  After years of running the streets Daniel eventually pulled away from the gang crowd and became a firefighter/ emt in 2002. His substance abuse didn’t stop with his new career. He continued abusing substances to which eventually landed him in jail. After overcoming major health issues and legal issues, Daniel began a crusade to help his brothers and sisters in emergency services who suffer with Post Traumatic stress and substance abuse. He started 911 Buddy Check in 2016, which provides a way for 911 providers to connect and reach out for help.  https://www.facebook.com/911BuddyCheck/ Crisis Text Line 741741 - A service that allows people in crisis to speak with a trained crisis counselor by texting 741741 Copline 1-800-267-5463 - Copline (Law Enforcement Only) A confidential helpline for members of US law enforcement. Their website also has additional information on help and resources National Suicide Prevention Lifeline – 1-800-273-8255 The national (USA) suicide hotline. Not first responder specific, but they can and will talk to anyone who needs help.Share the Load 1-888-731-3473 Share The Load – 1-888-731-3473 Also known as The Fire/EMS Helpline. A program run by the National Volunteer Fire Council.  Safe Call Now – 1-206-459-3020 A 24/7 help line staffed by first responders for first responders and their family members.

Episode 76: Did you ever look in the mirror and say enough is enough? This week Daniel Mills, a 14 year veteran of the fire and EMS world tells his story about looking in the mirror. Daniel is the founder of 911 Buddy Check. Daniel is a veteran of the US Navy where he served as a Fleet Marine Force Corpsman with the United States Marine Corp for 8 years. He is currently a Flight Medic in Alabama.His story has twists and turns that include difficult subjects like addiction, suicide and PTSD. A dog and mirror play a pivotal role in the unbelievable turnaround of his story and what he does now to help others. Daniel is passionate 911 Buddy Check and making sure the public safety family has somewhere to turn when they are in trouble. His story is incredible and I was honored to speak with him.

Comedian and Musician Daniel Mills (The Four Horseman of the Funkpocalypse) comes to talk about pop icon Beyoncé. We get into the newest Beyoncé visual album "Lemonade," Beyoncé's discography, Prince, 90's music trends, The Bey-Hive fans, Michael Jackson's funeral, Stevie Nicks, breaking down the ideas of how music delivery and music videos are presented, and comparing Beyoncé to Attila the Hun.

The boy’s back in town! Spike has rolled into Sunnydale with a burning vengeance. But he’s not the only hot head in the group. With all the Scoobies running amorous amok, will a love spell stop heartthrobs or is there blood to be spilled yet? Join us as we chat about the soundtracks of our lives, dramatic entrances and Bostonian Star Trek. Sunnydale Study Group is a Buffy the Vampire Slayer podcast hosted by Holland Farkas, Chris Bramante and Omar Najam. Our special guest this week is Daniel Mills who you can find at @dmillssays Find more Sunnydale goodness at Facebook.com/SunnydaleStudyGroup and Twitter.com/SSGPodcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Daniel shares how he has been bought 5 rentals in the USA while living in Japan. He shares details of how he found and financed the deals. How the properties are managed, and the numbers of each deal.    

This month Odile and Jim take a trip back in time to 17th century New England for a tale of historical hauntings and horrors! In Revenants by Daniel Mills we'll encounter madness, murder, missing girls, and something nasty lurking in the woods...

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