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SpaceTime Series 27 Episode 115*How Black Holes Eat StarsAstronomers have developed a groundbreaking computer simulation detailing how supermassive black holes at the centres of galaxies can rip apart and consume entire stars. The study, published in the Astrophysical Journal Letters, provides new insights into the mysterious optical and ultraviolet emissions observed during these catastrophic events. Lead author Daniel Price from Monash University explains that the simulation captures the full evolution of the debris from a star being tidally disrupted by a black hole.*New Revelations About Earth's MantleA new study reveals that the chemical composition of the Earth's mantle is uniform globally and only changes as it passes through different layers of crust closer to the planet's surface. Reported in the journal Nature Geoscience, the findings suggest that lavas from volcanic hotspots around the world likely originate from a worldwide uniform reservoir in the Earth's mantle.*Water More Widespread on the Moon Than Previously ThoughtNew maps from both the near and far sides of the Moon show that the lunar surface contains vast amounts of water, mostly locked in the lunar regolith. The findings, published in the Planetary Science Journal, suggest multiple sources of water and hydroxyl in sunlit rocks and soils, including water-rich rocks excavated by meteor impacts at all lunar latitudes.www.spacetimewithstuartgary.comwww.bitesz.comThis week's guests include: Professor Daniel Price from Monash University

Els dos responsables del Torneig del Drac Maragda de Quadball ens expliquen els detalls de la cinquena edició, la tercera seguida que acull l'Estadi Municipal Joan Pijuan d'Altafulla, i la progressió que ha tingut aquest esport en el darrer any. podcast recorded with enacast.com

This podcast format is inspired by the Charles Dicken's novella “A Christmas Carol” whereby Phil Jeffrey (Bicycle Therapeutics), Beth Williamson (UCB) and Daniel Price (Nimbus) discuss DMPK Past, Present and Future with Scott.  Key elements discussed include the evolution of DMPK as a predictive discipline that links helps the chemistry of drug design with the biology of drug disposition and effect.The episode addresses the following questions:The founding names and principles of DMPK and the emergence of Discovery DMPKToday's use of technologies and in silico modelling and DMPK's role in the 3 pillars/5Rs and PK/PD The outlook for better prediction with advances in AI/MLSpeakers:Phil Jeffrey - Senior Vice President of Preclinical Development at Bicycle TherapeuticsPhil Jeffrey is now semi-retired after contributing to DMPK for over 35 years in the pharmaceutical industry.  Most recently, Phil was Senior Vice President of Preclinical Development at Bicycle Therapeutics and previously has held positions at Pfizer, GlaxoSmithKline, SmithKline Beecham and The Upjohn Company.  Phil is a longstanding contributor the Society for Medicines Research and is an Honorary Professor at the William Harvey Research Institute, Queen Mary University of London.  Phil has a wide breadth of experience across DMPK from, Drug Discovery and early lead optimisation through to clinical proof of mechanism and proof of concept across a wide variety therapeutic areas and drug modalities and made significant contributions to the advancement of understanding the CNS penetration of drugs into the brain. Beth Williamson - Head of ADME in the DMPK group at UCBBeth graduated with a PhD in Pharmacology from the University of Liverpool and is now Head of ADME in the DMPK group at UCB where she also represents DMPK on projects throughout discovery and development. Beth's work has focussed on in vitro and in vivo ADME assay optimisation and validation within drug discovery, particularly to address bespoke questions. Beth has worked in the fields of oncology, neurology and immunology. Her main research interests include drug-drug interactions, extrapolation of pre-clinical in vitro and in vivo data for the prediction of human pharmacokinetics and application of AI/ML approaches within DMPK.  Daniel Price - Vice President of Computational Chemistry & Structural Biology at Nimbus TherapeuticsDr. Daniel Price is Vice President of Computational Chemistry & Structural Biology at Nimbus Therapeutics, where he leads a team of internal and external scientists focused on delivering breakthrough medicines through structure-based design, leveraging both physics-based and knowledge-based predictive modeling.  Before joining Nimbus, he spent 16 years at GlaxoSmithKline, where he led a team of computational chemists and data scientists across diverse areas of structure- and ligand-based drug design, high-content screening analytics, predictive ADME, predictive synthesis, and chemogenomics.  He has led drug discovery programs, contributed to 4 clinical candidates, led the development of GSK's first generation R&D data lake, and authored/co-authored 26 publications.  Dr. Price received his undergraduate degree in chemical engineering from University of Colorado at Boulder followed by his Ph.D. in Molecular Biophysics & Biochemistry from Yale University with Prof. Bill Jorgensen.   He completed an NIH postdoctoral fellowship with Prof. Charlie Brooks, III at The Scripps Research Institute prior to joining GSK. Stay tuned for more podcasts in our Pharmaron DMPK Insights Series!

Fasten your seatbelts, because this high-octane episode is taking you on a thrilling ride through the world of motorsport, from the local karting circuit to the exhilarating Formula 1 Grand Prix. We kick off with a heart-pounding recount of the Southern Go-Kart Club's endurance race - quite the stirring show. Experience heart-stirring highs and lows, unexpected surprises on the track, and even some bumper-to-bumper fun with Daniel Price. We also explore the benefits for clubs mulling over launching their own Enduro championship.  Switching gears, we bring you the latest updates from the Pro Am and Karting Caravans, including an unfortunate lack of South Australians on the podium at the Ultimate Club Driver event. Hold your breath as we recount the four-stroke endurance race's crash and its aftermath, including the damage sustained by Anthony's go-kart. We then transport you to the Mexican Formula One Grand Prix's electric atmosphere, recounting Max Verstappen's start, the gripping duel between Daniel Ricardo and Lewis Hamilton, and other adrenaline-pumping highlights. Lastly, we put the pedal to the metal on a serious issue - promoting female inclusivity in karting.  We share thoughts on how Karting Australia can rev up its appeal to attract more women competitors, including a nationally advertised Ladies event. We also tackle recruitment challenges in the sport, suggesting strategies to get more people involved. Whether you're a seasoned racer or just a casual fan, this episode promises a fast-paced, in-depth look into the thrilling world of motorsport. Buckle up and enjoy the ride! Chapter Summaries (00:01) - Motorsport Enthusiasts Discuss Karting Endurance Race Four stroke endurance race, ultimate pit stop, karting segment pro, pro am and rookie classes, enduro championship discussed. (11:11) - Pro Am and Karting Caravans Updates No South Australians placed on the podium at Ultimate Club Driver, but Wes Bowden finished second in 4SS Light; Minardo and Pacapania tracks, crash at four stroke endurance race, and Anthony's go-kart damage after an accident with Jacob Chandler discussed. (21:32) - Race Day Prep and Grand Prix Max Verstappen and Sergio Jekyll Perez collided, Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas raced wheel-to-wheel, Yuki Tsonoda caused a yellow flag, and Lando Norris and Kevin Magnussen crashed. (31:24) - Mexican Formula 1 Grand Prix Results Max Verstappen won the Mexican Grand Prix, with Lewis Hamilton second and Charles Leclerc third; Sergio Perez crashed, Danny Ricciardo finished seventh, Norris recovered to fifth, and McLaren were caught out by Alonso's spin.  (40:07) - Promoting Female Inclusivity in Karting Karting Australia is exploring the feasibility of a Ladies event nationally to increase inclusivity, with drivers backing the event for potential benefits to the motorsport community. (43:20) - Inclusion and Recruitment Challenges in Karting We discuss Ladies awards, Cadet 12s, Junior Karts, weight of karts, and parent education. (55:35) - Negative Camber Karting Australia's future is discussed, focusing on scoring fairness, increasing national reach, and introducing a Ladies event.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This episode of Talk'n TRM is with Daniel Price, founder of Jyrney, a ground transport aggregator that empowers travel management companies to launch and scale mobility solutions for their clients. In this episode, Bex and Daniel talk about the importance of ground transport in a traveller's journey and how it is overlooked by businesses.    Contact Bex: bex.deadman@assent1.co.uk  

Linking the Travel Industry is a business travel podcast where we review the top travel industry stories that are posted on LinkedIn by LinkedIn members.  We curate the top posts and discuss with them with travel industry veterans in a live session with real audience members.  You can join the live recording session by visiting BusinessTravel360.com and registering for the next event.Your Hosts are Riaan van Schoor, Ann Cederhall and Aash Shravah.Stories covered on this session include - It's been a bad week for Lufthansa.  They did expand their green fares to other markets, many were quick to point out how most of those fare are in some cases more than double the basic economy fare.Then they had a complete system meltdown later in the week. There were many posts about this.In a move of historical significance, EL AL Israel Airlines and Etihad launch a frequent flyer partnership.TripStax, a TMC technology supplier, adds Jyrney to their offering.In South American aviation news it is reported that LATAM Airlines is also interested in buying Viva, Colombia's third largest airline.Clive Wratten writes about some strong comments made by Steve Heapy of Jet2.com and Jet2holidays where he talks about the airline industry being the "whipping boy" in the sustainability row.Norwegian Airlines invests heavily in their frequent flyer program in order to - what he suspects - grow their corporate business.

It's Story Time, our weekly walk through cricket history via your listener quiz challenges. This week Bharat Sundaresan joins Geoff on babysitting duty, and is the perfect guide through Indian mythology and princely states. Does any of it relate to cricket? You'll find out. We also try to unravel some cryptic clues and the movie Tenet, which are equally confusing. Your Nerd Pledge numbers this week: 1.30 - Mark Dixon & Daniel Price. 8.16 - Ramaswamy 3.76 - Dan O'Sullivan 5.78 - Jack Rule 2.56 - Ajay & Simon Ward 5.67 - Jon Rees & Bala Sivaraman 2.12 - Mike Brader & Alan Edgar Get on the Lord's Taverners mailing list here. Send us a Nerd Pledge at patreon.com/thefinalword Find other episodes at finalwordcricket.com 20% off primo WoodstockCricket.co.uk bats with the code TFW20 Title track by Urthboy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this latest episode of Off Script: A Pharma Manufacturing Podcast, Andrea Corona is joined by Daniel Price, director and head of excipients, solid applications at MilliporeSigma, to discuss his work driving innovation in the fields of 3d printing of oral solid dosage forms, next generation pharmaceutical manufacturing, oral delivery of novel modalities and predictive formulation, and how these innovations can help overcome today's drug formulation challenges.   Read the transcript: https://pharmamanufacturing.com/21438233

You have to think bigger to grow bigger. Seeing the infinite possibilities around you makes you see the world in a different way and it makes your world better. When you start to believe that you can be something bigger, you start to make things happen. In this episode, Daniel Price of My 1st Years talks about his company's journey and its growth from a brand new startup to £30 million.Listen and learn in this episode!KEY TAKEAWAYS FROM THIS EPISODETaking on investment is about scaling quicker than you would otherwise.Bring on the right partner who believes in the journey.A lot of people take on investment because it sounds great and a lot of people think they need £1-2 million but they haven't looked at why they need it.Brand story, brand partnerships, and out-of-the-box ideas are critical to get to the right people.When someone wants your help as a consultant for a few days and you're pricing it up, you're not pricing the few days but the years of your experience.  Think bigger than anyone else in your space.Recommended App: LinkedInhttps://www.linkedin.com/ Recommended Audiobook:Shoe Dog: A Memoir by the Creator of Nike by Phil Knighthttps://www.goodreads.com/book/show/27220736-shoe-dog Today's Guest:Daniel Price is the co-founder of My 1st Years and the founder of Alberti Group.My 1st Years is a personalized children gifting brand in the UK.Connect and learn more about Daniel Price here: LinkedIn:  https://uk.linkedin.com/in/danielprice1 E-mail Address: daniel@albertigroup.co This month's sponsor is Parker, the first card built exclusively for eCommerce. Free up cash flow and grow your business with Parker by getting net-60 terms on every transaction. Parker is currently offering a $1000 sign-up bonus for Upgrowth listeners. Go to getparker.com to chat with the team today - and make sure you mention where you came from!We love our podcast community and listeners so much that we have decided to offer a free eCommerce Growth Plan for your brand! To learn more and how we can help, click here:upgrowthcommerce.com/growJoin our community and connect with other eCommerce brand owners and marketers!https://www.facebook.com/groups/secretstoscalingpodcast

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Prince William, Obama, Beyoncé, Elton John and Kris Jenner have one thing in common - Daniel.This week's episode features the magnetic Daniel Price, Co-founder of My 1st Years. Dan's story is one of self-belief, perseverance and fearless optimism, demonstrating the unparalleled success that can occur when you combine advocacy principles with hustle.Paul peers into the mind of Dan, uncovering the traits needed to be a successful founder and create a brand with the longevity that My 1st Years have earned.Building Brand Advocacy is handcrafted by our friends over at: www.fame.so Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Daniel Price, a Seattle CEO who garnered media attention after he lowered his salary to $70,000, is accused of grabbing a woman's throat twice after he tried to kiss her, and she rejected his advances.

On Episode 8 of Sound BITES we sit down with Daniel Price, CEO of Ioterra. Ioterra is a platform and ecosystem that helps companies develop products faster and get to market more effectively. We discuss his adventures building and selling companies, managing remote teams, creating a corporate culture, and how the most important IoT use cases probably aren't the ones you're thinking about. Business Innovation Technology Entrepreneurship Strategy Daniel Price: https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-price-a0b33834/ Ioterra: https://ioterra.com/ Spotify/Apple: https://www.nanochomp.com/podcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nanochomp https://www.nanochomp.com https://www.nanochomp.com/datasolutions

Season 7- Episode 8 Please join us for TriCounty Area Chamber of Commerce's Chamber Chat with Special Guest Daniel Price, Executive Director at MOSAIC Community Land Trust

Welcome to the Busi-ness Podcast.Daniel Price founded My 1st Years with close friend Jonny Sitton in 2011, after struggling to find a meaningful gift for a friend's newborn baby. Cue a set of personalised baby shoes made by the duo, which both delighted their friends and sparked requests from friends and family across the globe and My 1st Years was born. A decade later, the business is worth well over £20 million. But despite being the number one personalised children's gift brand and loved by celebrities, after overcoming the challenges of Covid the brand faced a devastating setback after a fire destroyed their head office and distribution centre. Since speaking to Daniel, and after four months of being unable to take orders, My 1st Years is back in business, with a new look and new products and a fantastic attitude. We talk winging it, important hires and running a business with your best friend. I hope you enjoy listening to this inspirational story. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Daniel Price made a strategic choice in college to earn certification as an elementary education teacher while he decided what future direction to follow. Politics "called" him briefly; radio appealed, but his combined talents and interests and his commitment to the betterment of his hometown community called him to his current position as executive director of the nonprofit Mosaic Community Land Trust. Creating community gardens, building networks of volunteers, organizing revitalization efforts become the vehicles Daniel uses to spread health and wellness wherever he lands. Find more information about Studio B Fine Art Gallery on our website: studiobbb.org, on Studio B's Facebook page, by contacting Jane Stahl, janeEstahl@comcast.net, 610-563-7879, or stopping by Studio B.

Writing a will is the kind of task we put off - but preparing one is actually, generally quite straightforward.In this episode, solicitor Daniel Price explains what you need to do ahead of making a will writing appointment and gives an overview of the process.He also tells senior news reporter Kimberley Hackett the importance of a will for nurses who are not married, have property, children including those from different relationships and or vulnerable beneficiaries.Nurse Michelle Crisp also explains why surgery led her to write a will and the peace of mind it has given her.For more episodes of the Nursing Standard podcast, visit rcni.com/podcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Writing a will is the kind of task we put off - but preparing one is actually, generally quite straightforward.In this episode, solicitor Daniel Price explains what you need to do ahead of making a will writing appointment and gives an overview of the process.He also tells senior news reporter Kimberley Hackett the importance of a will for nurses who are not married, have property, children including those from different relationships and or vulnerable beneficiaries.Nurse Michelle Crisp also explains why surgery led her to write a will and the peace of mind it has given her.For more episodes of the Nursing Standard podcast, visit rcni.com/podcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

FIRSTS: Before Studio B's "Birds" exhibit even opened, artist Sandra Seaman's "Sunday Brunch with Birds" worked its charm and became the exhibit's FIRST sale. And while Ashley Kolpak's first love is to work in Mixed Media, she returned to oil paint for "Beauty and the Beast" and earned a FIRST PLACE award for technical achievement. Both artists create their magic in a variety of mediums. Sandra is in constant search of new projects in the arts. First--as a crafter creating beads and working in fabric, then publishing 2 novels, and now creating in acrylic paint, she finds her style through bold colors and shapes. In addition to making art, Ashley utilizes her extensive graphic arts experiences in her efforts with work partner Daniel Price promoting Mosaic Community Land Trust, a nonprofit dedicated to revitalizing life in the Pottstown Area community. Find more information about Studio B Fine Art Gallery on our website: studiobbb.org, on Studio B's Facebook page, by contacting Jane Stahl, janeEstahl@comcast.net, 610-563-7879, or stopping by Studio B.

Hank is joined by Jennifer Hillman (Senior Fellow, Council on Foreign Relations and Professor, Georgetown Law) and Daniel Price (Managing Director, Rock Creek Global Advisors). They discuss how they started their careers in trade policy, the importance of trade to America’s well-being and standing in the world, how the US can balance China in the international economic system, and how the global trading system could help in the fight against climate change. Jennifer Hillman: www.cfr.org/expert/jennifer-hillman Daniel Price: https://rockcreekadvisors.com/daniel-m-price/

For our last episode of season 3, we are joined by special guest and adoptee Daniel Price! He sits down with us to talk about his journey with adoption throughout the years and the importance of finding your support system - whether they are family or friends. Daniel is hosting a fundraiser for the Adoption Center on the date he was adopted, December, 21, so make sure you follow us on social (links below) to join us for this special event. Daniel runs the Mosaic Community Land Trust in Pottstown, PA. Check out the incredible work they are doing at mosaicclt.org. Check out our pages at linktr.ee/AdoptCtr Music by Ross Bugden (soundcloud.com/rossbugden)

TSC Talks discusses TSC in the time of Covid. Guest host Daniel Price joined Jill Woodworth for a roundtable discussion with guests Rob Grandia, Emilie Peters, Heather Still, Meghan Bittner, Joshua Stroup and Cathy Evanochko. Check out the time stamps below to find the information you feel will be most helpful and check out the links at the end of this document.Link to A.I. Transcription of the entire episode: https://otter.ai/s/QagpwwA0SPSIP-kaJs9SngMeghan shares that her doctor believes she had Covid very early on before we knew it was in the US. (6:53)Heather discusses what happened when her young son was admitted to the hospital for monitoring of seizures and how Covid complicated that. (8:46)Kathy discusses what it was like for her in Canada when Covid first hit. (10:24)Rob discusses what it was like to be on Capitol Hill in D.C. advocating for TSC support from politicians who obviously knew the seriousness of the virus (11:17)Josh and Emily discuss how difficult it is to find a job right now as new college graduates (13:24)Daniel discusses being furloughed from his job and how covid has impacted him. (15:20)Jill notes that her life has not changed that much due to Covid (17:02)Meghan discusses facing a serious health challenge during the shutdown. (18:28)Rob discusses telehealth and its benefits and limitations. (21:27)Josh speaks about his fear of going to hospitals for routine care at this time. (23:34)Emily does not like telehealth visits and prefers seeing her doctors face to face in person. (24:32)Heather and her children became sick with Covid. (25:48)Kathy speaks about the disruption of care due to Covid (26:33)Meghan shares about being in Minnesota and having life and medical care disrupted due to the racial justice riots and protests. (32:13)Further discussion about telehealth, its benefits and its shortcomings (33:58)The challenges of remote learning (37:23)Discussion of stress, anxiety and mental health concerns during Covid. (47:01)Stress and seizures (51:23)TSC, stress and covid, we are used to adjusting (53:23)Rob discusses the additional layer of stress caused by wildfires on the west coast (58:51)Meghan discusses the riots and protests in Minneapolis (1:00:46)Emily discusses the difficulty of being a new college graduate seeking a job (1:02:17)Daniel, also on the west coast, talks about the widfires and the additional level of physical and mental stress they cause (1:05:34)Kathy finds the blessings during Covid (1:06:25)Rob misses the normalcy of going on dates with his wife (1:07:58)Megan and Emilie talk gratitude (1:09:56)Finishing up with one word that sums it up for everyone (1:14:07)Rob Grandia Links:https://www.tsalliance.org/individuals-families/adults/adult-regional-coordinators/ https://www.tsalliance.org/about-us/our-leadership/ https://www.pe.com/2016/05/19/health-walk-helps-fight-disease-that-attacks-internal-organs/ https://www.facebook.com/rob.grandia.3Daniel Price Links:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/daniel.price.1694 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pricendaniel/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-n-price-7270156a/ https://www.tsalliance.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/06-June-Adults-with-TSC-Newsletter.pdf https://www.rareiscommunity.com/2019/11/27/navigating-a-forever-home-with-a-rare-disease-daniels-story/Cathy Evanochko Links:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cathy.evanochko https://www.tscanada.ca/about-us/board-of-directors/ https://www.raredisorders.ca/about-cord/ https://www.tscanada.ca/about-us/Emilie Peters Links:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/emilie.n.peters Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/emilie_peters_/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/emilie-peters-95ba421a3/ https://prezi.com/p/pflgttwujtiq/what-is-tsc/ Heather Still Links:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hstillwaters/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/heather-still-478a9991/ Joshua Shoup Links:https://www.timesonline.com/7b8a15ce-62c5-11e7-8fcb-ffa59dd8ad56.html Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/joshua.shoup.3 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joshua-shoup-88777a1aa/ Meghan Bittner Links:Thanks for tuning in! We hope to produce another "TSC and COVID Convo" in early January. If you are interested in participating, contact TSC Talks on any of our social media channels.

TSC Talks discusses TSC in the time of Covid. Guest host Daniel Price joined Jill Woodworth for a roundtable discussion with guests Rob Grandia, Emilie Peters, Heather Still, Meghan Bittner, Joshua Stroup and Cathy Evanochko. Check out the time stamps below to find the information you feel will be most helpful and check out the links at the end of this document. Link to A.I. Transcription of the entire episode: https://otter.ai/s/QagpwwA0SPSIP-kaJs9Sng Meghan shares that her doctor believes she had Covid very early on before we knew it was in the US. (6:53) Heather discusses what happened when her young son was admitted to the hospital for monitoring of seizures and how Covid complicated that. (8:46) Kathy discusses what it was like for her in Canada when Covid first hit. (10:24) Rob discusses what it was like to be on Capitol Hill in D.C. advocating for TSC support from politicians who obviously knew the seriousness of the virus (11:17) Josh and Emily discuss how difficult it is to find a job right now as new college graduates (13:24) Daniel discusses being furloughed from his job and how covid has impacted him. (15:20) Jill notes that her life has not changed that much due to Covid (17:02) Meghan discusses facing a serious health challenge during the shutdown. (18:28) Rob discusses telehealth and its benefits and limitations. (21:27) Josh speaks about his fear of going to hospitals for routine care at this time. (23:34) Emily does not like telehealth visits and prefers seeing her doctors face to face in person. (24:32) Heather and her children became sick with Covid. (25:48) Kathy speaks about the disruption of care due to Covid (26:33) Meghan shares about being in Minnesota and having life and medical care disrupted due to the racial justice riots and protests. (32:13) Further discussion about telehealth, its benefits and its shortcomings (33:58) The challenges of remote learning (37:23) Discussion of stress, anxiety and mental health concerns during Covid. (47:01) Stress and seizures (51:23) TSC, stress and covid, we are used to adjusting (53:23) Rob discusses the additional layer of stress caused by wildfires on the west coast (58:51) Meghan discusses the riots and protests in Minneapolis (1:00:46) Emily discusses the difficulty of being a new college graduate seeking a job (1:02:17) Daniel, also on the west coast, talks about the widfires and the additional level of physical and mental stress they cause (1:05:34) Kathy finds the blessings during Covid (1:06:25) Rob misses the normalcy of going on dates with his wife (1:07:58) Megan and Emilie talk gratitude (1:09:56) Finishing up with one word that sums it up for everyone (1:14:07) Rob Grandia Links: https://www.tsalliance.org/individuals-families/adults/adult-regional-coordinators/ https://www.tsalliance.org/about-us/our-leadership/ https://www.pe.com/2016/05/19/health-walk-helps-fight-disease-that-attacks-internal-organs/ https://www.facebook.com/rob.grandia.3 Daniel Price Links: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/daniel.price.1694 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pricendaniel/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-n-price-7270156a/ https://www.tsalliance.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/06-June-Adults-with-TSC-Newsletter.pdf https://www.rareiscommunity.com/2019/11/27/navigating-a-forever-home-with-a-rare-disease-daniels-story/ Cathy Evanochko Links: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cathy.evanochko https://www.tscanada.ca/about-us/board-of-directors/ https://www.raredisorders.ca/about-cord/ https://www.tscanada.ca/about-us/ Emilie Peters Links: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/emilie.n.peters Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/emilie_peters_/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/emilie-peters-95ba421a3/ https://prezi.com/p/pflgttwujtiq/what-is-tsc/ Heather Still Links: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hstillwaters/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/heather-still-478a9991/ Joshua Shoup Links: https://www.timesonline.com/7b8a15ce-62c5-11e7-8fcb-ffa59dd8ad56.html Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/joshua.shoup.3 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joshua-shoup-88777a1aa/ Meghan Bittner Links: Thanks for tuning in! We hope to produce another "TSC and COVID Convo" in early January. If you are interested in participating, contact TSC Talks on any of our social media channels.

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Our guest today, Daniel Price, is an amazing guy who has turned his life around after two suicide attempts in the context of anxiety, depression and post-traumatic stress disorder. He became known to our LIVIN organisation a few years ago, whilst LIVIN itself was still in its infancy, and he now identifies as a passionate change-maker, storyteller and educator in the mental health, suicide prevention and wellness space. Dan has travelled throughout Australia, the USA and Europe sharing his inspiring life story, speaking with a rare honesty and vulnerability about his experience with mental health. For the full show notes and to learn more, head to www.livin.org @livinorg @danpricey85 #itaintweaktospeak. Join us on our Facebook Group through the livinorg Facebook page to share your story, breakthroughs, challenges, and to connect with other people to learn more about positive mental health.    

Our guest today, Daniel Price, is an amazing guy who has turned his life around after two suicide attempts in the context of anxiety, depression and post-traumatic stress disorder. He became known to our LIVIN organisation a few years ago, whilst LIVIN itself was still in its infancy, and he now identifies as a passionate change-maker, storyteller and educator in the mental health, suicide prevention and wellness space. Dan has travelled throughout Australia, the USA and Europe sharing his inspiring life story, speaking with a rare honesty and vulnerability about his experience with mental health. For the full show notes and to learn more, head to www.livin.org @livinorg @danpricey85 #itaintweaktospeak. Join us on our Facebook Group through the livinorg Facebook page to share your story, breakthroughs, challenges, and to connect with other people to learn more about positive mental health.    

In today's show, we're gonna be doing a Q&A episode and the question today is coming from a guy called Daniel Price who emailed me directly and Dan's question is "Why is it that I'm exercising and eating the same diet as I did when I'm in my 30's but I'm getting a belly, I'm nearly 40 and I wanna shift it.To access the show note of today's episode head over to;https://fitterhealthierdad.com/podcast/Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/fitterhealthierdad. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Mick is joined by Astrophysicist Dr Danny Price to talk about the likelihood of an alien invasion, SETI, the great moon landing conspiracy and why our first contact with another life form could be Adolf Hitler and the 1936 Berlin Olympics, plus a whole lot more.

“You are here for a purpose. There is not a duplicate of you in the whole wide world; there never has been, there never will be. You were brought here now to fill a certain need. Take time to consider what it might be.” Lou Austin. This happens to be one of Daniel Price’s favorite quotes and as you will see and hear, has truly framed the way Daniel lives his life. Daniel Price, a rare disease and adoption advocate, and young adult from the Seattle Washington area who is living with TSC. He’s Auxiliary Adult Regional Coordinator West and has been an active volunteer for the last 3+ years. Working in the airline/travel industry part-time, has given Daniel the opportunity and scheduling flexibility to travel the country and to parts of the globe to participate in TSC conferences and other events such as; Step Forward to Cure TSC walks in Seattle as well as Northern and Southern California; Sound Bites in Minnesota; Regional Conferences in Houston, San Diego, Saint Louis and Los Angeles; and the 2018 TSC World Conference in Dallas. Recently he attended the TS Alliance Board Meeting in Chicago and the 2019 March on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC. He’s flown to Melbourne, Australia to help them with their first Comedy for a Cure. Daniel was adopted from mainland China at the age of 3 and diagnosed with TSC at the age of 6 when visiting a dermatologist to examine the red bumps on his face. He is the only family member with a rare genetic disease and states, “I've had seizures as a younger child. Development delay issues in K through 12 education and had a special education program. I've gone through a speech and language program, was kicked out and then put back in later in my K to 12 programs and have had many other challenges through trying to maintain in work, living and other daily challenges as well facing life “ Daniel’s mother sought the best treatments for Daniel as she could at the time but the TS Alliance was just being formed and there was not as much information available about TSC as there is currently. Eventually, Daniel found the TS Alliance, stating, “I reached out to- I think the headquarters in DC and they mailed me out to a couple of people in the Washington area. And they email-connected me to someone named Gloria, and I was like, Oh, okay. And then she's said that we're going to have a picnic coming up in Seattle. So, then I go to this picnic and meet other people (with TSC & families), and it changed my life. It changed the way I saw it. So yeah. I've learned a lot from Gloria and the other people that within the TSC community within the Pacific Northwest” Seeking better medical care, Daniel traveled to the TS Clinic in Cincinnati and was excited to be able to visit all TSC related specialists in one location and talk to medical professionals with specific expertise in treating TSC. He carries a book on TSC with him to every appointment and hospital visit to share with any and all of the treating team to not only make sure they have a quick reference guide on TSC at their fingertips but also raise awareness of the condition and educate as many people as possible. Outlining ongoing challenges Daniel states, “I mainly struggle with TAND, (stands for) tuberous sclerosis complex neuropsychological disorder. I struggle a lot with depression, anxiety, mood swings, socializing with other people. And many people just don’t see it They see a regular person going to work, paying their bills, driving, going to school, but they don't see the outcome of what TAND or TSC. They don't see the real picture. They don't see the big picture of what TAND can do. I do get mood swings. There are times where I just want to like shut people off and shut off from the world when it's just too much sometimes” We discuss his return to China, with his entire family, and was able to meet caregivers and other members of the local community who remembered Daniel and what a moving experience this was. Daniel talks about coming out as a gay man being an active member of the LGBTQ community and his desire to find connections with others who are in this community that also have a rare disease. “So I came out four or five years ago…I came out as a gay man, a young person questioning my sexuality, but also I was trying to (a couple years ago), connect with people with a rare genetic disease, but also who have been adopted and part of the LGBTQ community as well. I have not been able to find anyone. I've been to other organizations on the west coast and other people who are LGBTQ but have not been able to connect with other people that have the other two aspects.” There’s a lot more in this episode. In conclusion, Daniel states eloquently; “the most meaningful thing is being able to advocate at different events, socializing with other people within the TSC community, connecting with them, learning from them. But being a voice for those that don't have…or can't give a voice. Learning how to cope with things from other people, learning their styles, learning how they advocate for change, being able to go to events and help raise money to help eradicate this disease. Being able to be that change, to help other people who can't help themselves or help other people within the community. They may be a little shy or closed off from other people, not only just here, not only just in the TSC community, but the LGBTQ community and adoption community, or any community. I am thankful to have the privilege to advocate, to be able to change the way other people perceive TSC Tuberous sclerosis complex-a rare genetic disease, adoption, LGBTQ or any of those communities.” Here are Daniel’s links! Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/daniel.price.1694 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pricendaniel/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-n-price-7270156a/ https://www.tsalliance.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/06-June-Adults-with-TSC-Newsletter.pdf https://www.rareiscommunity.com/2019/11/27/navigating-a-forever-home-with-a-rare-disease-daniels-story/ Links on Adoption: https://www.adoptioncouncil.org/ http://www.adoptioncouncil.org/2020-gala https://adoptionsbygladney.com/ http://www.gladneyasia.org/index.html http://cccwaen.mca.gov.cn/ China Center for Children's Welfare and Adoption (CCCWA) and Bridge of Love Adoption Services (BLAS) https://www.ccaifamily.org/ https://onesky.org/ http://moveablefest.com/nanfu-wang-one-child-nation/?fbclid=IwAR3e4i5m-Ajkl1Bj5efLC88IJX7lnIFw1Py0qqBM66kv29tLog97RjSjlX4 https://www.holtinternational.org/ LGBTQ links for Asian Americans who are LGBTQ: https://www.facebook.com/pg/crn.ngo/about/ https://gapafoundation.org/ in SF Stay tuned for more, including information about a new podcast hosted by Thomas Van Antwerp, Chief Development Officer of Nicky’s Gardens of Hope discussing issues related to “The Cliff”….turning 21 with Autism, IDD, TSC…”, appropriately named, “Over The Cliff”. (https://nickysgardensofhope.com). Thanks for tuning in! https://tsctalks.com

“You are here for a purpose. There is not a duplicate of you in the whole wide world; there never has been, there never will be. You were brought here now to fill a certain need. Take time to consider what it might be.” Lou Austin. This happens to be one of Daniel Price’s favorite quotes and as you will see and hear, has truly framed the way Daniel lives his life. Daniel Price, a rare disease and adoption advocate, and young adult from the Seattle Washington area who is living with TSC. He’s Auxiliary Adult Regional Coordinator West and has been an active volunteer for the last 3+ years. Working in the airline/travel industry part-time, has given Daniel the opportunity and scheduling flexibility to travel the country and to parts of the globe to participate in TSC conferences and other events such as; Step Forward to Cure TSC walks in Seattle as well as Northern and Southern California; Sound Bites in Minnesota; Regional Conferences in Houston, San Diego, Saint Louis and Los Angeles; and the 2018 TSC World Conference in Dallas. Recently he attended the TS Alliance Board Meeting in Chicago and the 2019 March on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC. He’s flown to Melbourne, Australia to help them with their first Comedy for a Cure. Daniel was adopted from mainland China at the age of 3 and diagnosed with TSC at the age of 6 when visiting a dermatologist to examine the red bumps on his face. He is the only family member with a rare genetic disease and states, “I've had seizures as a younger child. Development delay issues in K through 12 education and had a special education program. I've gone through a speech and language program, was kicked out and then put back in later in my K to 12 programs and have had many other challenges through trying to maintain in work, living and other daily challenges as well facing life “Daniel’s mother sought the best treatments for Daniel as she could at the time but the TS Alliance was just being formed and there was not as much information available about TSC as there is currently. Eventually, Daniel found the TS Alliance, stating, “I reached out to- I think the headquarters in DC and they mailed me out to a couple of people in the Washington area. And they email-connected me to someone named Gloria, and I was like, Oh, okay. And then she's said that we're going to have a picnic coming up in Seattle. So, then I go to this picnic and meet other people (with TSC & families), and it changed my life. It changed the way I saw it. So yeah. I've learned a lot from Gloria and the other people that within the TSC community within the Pacific Northwest”Seeking better medical care, Daniel traveled to the TS Clinic in Cincinnati and was excited to be able to visit all TSC related specialists in one location and talk to medical professionals with specific expertise in treating TSC. He carries a book on TSC with him to every appointment and hospital visit to share with any and all of the treating team to not only make sure they have a quick reference guide on TSC at their fingertips but also raise awareness of the condition and educate as many people as possible. Outlining ongoing challenges Daniel states, “I mainly struggle with TAND, (stands for) tuberous sclerosis complex neuropsychological disorder. I struggle a lot with depression, anxiety, mood swings, socializing with other people. And many people just don’t see it They see a regular person going to work, paying their bills, driving, going to school, but they don't see the outcome of what TAND or TSC. They don't see the real picture. They don't see the big picture of what TAND can do. I do get mood swings. There are times where I just want to like shut people off and shut off from the world when it's just too much sometimes”We discuss his return to China, with his entire family, and was able to meet caregivers and other members of the local community who remembered Daniel and what a moving experience this was. Daniel talks about coming out as a gay man being an active member of the LGBTQ community and his desire to find connections with others who are in this community that also have a rare disease. “So I came out four or five years ago…I came out as a gay man, a young person questioning my sexuality, but also I was trying to (a couple years ago), connect with people with a rare genetic disease, but also who have been adopted and part of the LGBTQ community as well. I have not been able to find anyone. I've been to other organizations on the west coast and other people who are LGBTQ but have not been able to connect with other people that have the other two aspects.”There’s a lot more in this episode. In conclusion, Daniel states eloquently; “the most meaningful thing is being able to advocate at different events, socializing with other people within the TSC community, connecting with them, learning from them. But being a voice for those that don't have…or can't give a voice. Learning how to cope with things from other people, learning their styles, learning how they advocate for change, being able to go to events and help raise money to help eradicate this disease. Being able to be that change, to help other people who can't help themselves or help other people within the community. They may be a little shy or closed off from other people, not only just here, not only just in the TSC community, but the LGBTQ community and adoption community, or any community. I am thankful to have the privilege to advocate, to be able to change the way other people perceive TSC Tuberous sclerosis complex-a rare genetic disease, adoption, LGBTQ or any of those communities.”Here are Daniel’s links! Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/daniel.price.1694 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pricendaniel/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-n-price-7270156a/https://www.tsalliance.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/06-June-Adults-with-TSC-Newsletter.pdfhttps://www.rareiscommunity.com/2019/11/27/navigating-a-forever-home-with-a-rare-disease-daniels-story/Links on Adoption: https://www.adoptioncouncil.org/ http://www.adoptioncouncil.org/2020-gala https://adoptionsbygladney.com/ http://www.gladneyasia.org/index.htmlhttp://cccwaen.mca.gov.cn/ China Center for Children's Welfare and Adoption (CCCWA) and Bridge of Love Adoption Services (BLAS) https://www.ccaifamily.org/ https://onesky.org/http://moveablefest.com/nanfu-wang-one-child-nation/?fbclid=IwAR3e4i5m-Ajkl1Bj5efLC88IJX7lnIFw1Py0qqBM66kv29tLog97RjSjlX4https://www.holtinternational.org/ LGBTQ links for Asian Americans who are LGBTQ:https://www.facebook.com/pg/crn.ngo/about/https://gapafoundation.org/ in SF Stay tuned for more, including information about a new podcast hosted by Thomas Van Antwerp, Chief Development Officer of Nicky’s Gardens of Hope discussing issues related to “The Cliff”….turning 21 with Autism, IDD, TSC…”, appropriately named, “Over The Cliff”. (https://nickysgardensofhope.com). Thanks for tuning in! https://tsctalks.com

In this episode May May explores the idea of hate. This weeks book is Flight of the Silvers by Daniel Price.

Whilst buying Nike ID trainers in 2009, business students & best friends Daniel Price & his co-founder Jonny Sitton had the idea to set up a business personalising baby clothes as there are 800,000 babies born each year & around 15 gifts per baby! Hear the story of how they went from selling one order a day in a brook cupboard sized office to being in Selfridges, Harrods & having Royalty wear their clothes.  This is a brilliant story where their perception became their reality & how the best PR can come purely from thinking outside the box.  Daniel recommends 'Delivering Happiness' from Tony Hsieh, 'When I stop talking, you'll know i'm dead' by Jerry Weintrub as well as perennial favourite 'Shoe Dog' by Phil Knight. My recommendation this week is podcast - 'Grief is my superpower' by Mark Lemon. You can find the site www.my1styears.com and all the social handles below. Twitter - @my1styears facebook.com/my1styears/ Instagram - @my1styears Linkedin - my1styears  As always please do leave us an iTunes review and a rating. You can give us feedback via email hello@engagefs.co.uk and you can see more about our business Engage Financial Services here www.engagefs.co.uk

Gilad Jacobs took over the family business of working in athletic recovery and now NormaTec is leading the industry in compression technology and other modern regenerative fields.  Daniel Price is at the center of the Internet of Things as CEO of Breadware helping sports teams become more connected and cities become smarter  Plus Chris Gorski from Inside Science on new findings on how jet lag can and should be avoided to reach peak performance. 

Wowweeeee Cowgals! In this episode I talk all about the myths and stories I was believing to be true until this last week when I got super sick and had to do some truth telling and reevaluating with the help of a very good friend of mine, Daniel Price. I talk about the June 12th, women's empowerment event around knowing your worth and how to get on the ground level to the app and all the things (i.e. group coaching, workshops, exclusive events, and trips!,) and what to expect and what not to expect at the event and for this space. Then I get into it around minute 10 or 11 about these MYTHS!! 1. Happiness is not mutually exclusive to complacency. 2. "If you love what you do you'll never work a day in your life."  3. Hard is a badge of honor Listen to the episode to hear how I've shifted my mindset through them and what I learned through unraveling these limiting beliefs. By the time you're through listening I want you to feel empowered that next time you're thinking of buying in, you have a tool in your arsenal to shut it down and choose love instead. If you want to snag a ticket to the June Event: You can do so here! www.caitpearson.com **Use the PROMO: FRIEND2019 at checkout when you bring a friend to receive $5 off your ticket and both be entered to win a free bottle of Race Horse Rosé at the end of the evening!** Xoxo, Cait

Piers meets Daniel Price, co-founder of My First Years, a company with a unique take on product personalisation that offers everything from personalised bathrobes to rocking chairs. My 1st Years became a household name when Prince George was photographed wearing one of the company’s bathrobes when the Windsors met The Obamas at Kensington Palace in 2016. Dan describes how his unique approach to gifting celebrities thrust the company into the limelight and shares his journey of seizing the opportunity to scale the business to achieving over a million online orders. Piers and Dan discuss the realities of scaling, using investment wisely and hiring the right people at the right time. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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In this episode, we chat with Daniel Price from the MOSAIC Community Land Trust. Stabilizing neighborhoods and creating a vital community in Pottstown! Connect w/Dan: danielpprice@hotmail.com Connect with TriCounty Area Chamber of Commerce... email: podcast@tricountyareachamber.com | www.tricountyareachamber.com | Facebook | LinkedIn | Twitter | Instagram | 610.326.2900

Danny Price is a man of many talents. He's a climate researcher, Antarctic traverse expert, passionate climate campaigner, Edmund Hillary Fellow, he’s also the co-founder of Offcut Caps but mostly importantly just a really nice guy! Enjoy this fascinating episode, you may just be shocked, surprised and you may just be inspired.

Our friend, Daniel Price, joins us. He reveals a bunch of life events. We laugh with and at him. Then he gives a killer devotional from Ezekiel. Get in on this. 

The Thinking Fellows discuss the importance of exegesis and the parables with their guest Daniel Price. Dan is the co-host of two exegetical podcasts; 40min in the Old Testament and 30min in the New Testament. To get a taste for the importance and impact of the parables, Dan and the Fellows dive into the Good Samaritan and the Prodigal Son. Sit back, relax, grab a drink, and enjoy the show. Show Notes Here We Still Stand (TF18) Capon: Parables of Grace Capon: Parables of the Kingdom Capon: Parables of Judgement The Waiting Father Being Dad A Story Telling God  40min in the Old Testament 30min in the New Testament  

Cara chats with science fiction author Daniel Price about his newest book, "The Song of the Orphans." They talk about the deep process of creating alternative worlds on the written page. They also discuss themes of time and mortality, including very personal struggles Daniel has had with both. Follow Daniel: @SilversGuy.

Cara chats with science fiction author Daniel Price about his newest book, "The Song of the Orphans." They talk about the deep process of creating alternative worlds on the written page. They also discuss themes of time and mortality, including very personal struggles Daniel has had with both. Follow Daniel: @SilversGuy.

In this special live episode from the IoT Evolution Expo, Ken Briodagh, editorial director at IoT Evolution (iotevolutionworld.com), sits down with Daniel Price, CEO, Breadware (breadware.com), a Reno-Nevada-based software startup, about how software enables the IoT. This episode is sponsored by IoT Evolution Presents: Enterprise Implementations at Mobile World Congress Americas (mwcamericas.com/events/partner-pr…e-implementations) on September 14 at the Moscone Center in San Francisco. To Join us or sponsor, send me a message. We are also sponsored by "IoT Time: Evolving Trends in the Internet of Things," a new book by Ken Briodagh about the ongoing influences shaping the IoT. To get a digital copy, download it here for free (www.iotevolutionworld.com/iot-ebook.aspx). A print edition is also available on Amazon for $14.99. To become a sponsor of IoT Time, please email kbriodagh@tmcnet.com or tweet @KenBriodagh.

Craft beer isn’t the only thing on Sierra Nevada Brewing Company’s menu. The taproom chef works with 17 Appalachian Grown farms to source some of the restaurant's vegetables, meat, and cheeses. Hear how Chef Jessie Massie tracks down local ingredients and find out why Daniel Price of Freedom Farm grows produce for the restaurant.

Daniel Price joins me for this podcast as we have a chat about the Mens gatherings we have just started facilitating and the change in social dynamics, towards all humanity looking out for one another, that is now taking place.     The post Adrian Snary Unlearning #55 – Daniel Price appeared first on Adrian Snary.

• Preaching the Gospel to Christians: A Panel Discussion with Chris Rosebrough, Tullian Tchividjian, Dr. Rod Rosenbladt and Daniel Price recorded live at Liberate 2015

Daniel preaches on Matthew 2:13-23.

Daniel preaches on Matthew 2:1-12.

Daniel preaches on Matthew 1:18-25.

Daniel preaches on Matthew 1:1-17.

Producer/Host: Ron Beard, University of Maine Cooperative Extension Studio Engineer: Joel Mann Guests: Russell Libby, Maine Organic Farmers and Gardeners, www.mofga.org; James McConnon, University of Maine Cooperative Extension; Daniel Price and Ginger McDermott, Freedom Farm, Freedom Maine; Greg Veilleaux, Bar Harbor Town Council Member, supporter of farmers market there; Keith Small, Washington-Hancock Community Agency Topic: Farmer's Markets Connect People and Communities to Food What role do farmers markets play for small farmers? What role do you see farmers markets play in connecting people to local food, and why does that matter? Are farmers markets part of larger trends influencing Maine food systems? FMI on the farmers market convention: www.downeastbiz.org click on “Farm to Market” The post Talk of the Towns 3/13/09 first appeared on WERU 89.9 FM Blue Hill, Maine Local News and Public Affairs Archives.

This week on CounterSpin: Video news releases are one of the ways corporations and government agencies distribute their propaganda. That wouldn't be so bad on its own– except for the fact that those videos often show up on TV newscasts, where viewers are led to believe that these PR stunts are actually news reports. Just how widespread is this practice? We'll find out from Daniel Price, co-author of a new report about VNRs from the Center for Media & Democracy. Also on the show: How is it that US reporters and editors are so confident and so nearly univocal in their disdain for protesting French students? It's because they've all signed up to the same belief system about the nature of the global economy and its demands. Our guest suggests viewers will need to go beyond the corporate press corps to really see what's going on, around the world and here at home. Jeff Faux is the founder and former president of the Economic Policy Institute, and author of a new book, The Global Class War. The post Counterspin – April 7, 2006 appeared first on KPFA.