Podcast appearances and mentions of daniel thornton

In this episode, Dr. Jeremy Perigo hosts Revd. Associate Professor Dr. Daniel Thornton of Alphacrucis University College in Australia. Dr. Thornton is an ordained minister, worship leader, musician, educator, and theologian with significant experience in production, theater, and composition.   Together, they discuss Thornton's scholarly research into modern Christian worship songs, which utilizes music semiology focused on texts, writers, and the audience to analyze congregational songs. Beyond the lyrical theology, hear them unpack topics such as what makes a song popular, meaning making, the influence of the industry and the local church, the future of the genre, trends in novelty and traditionalism, and how YouTube influences Christian worship. The discussion concludes with pastoral guidance and encouragement for those serving in local churches.

This episode is another conversation with Daniel Thornton (like Episode 2 but this time with bells on) about Covid, companies dying, electric cars, corporate bullshit, and the Succession series.Daniel Thornton - BioDaniel studied PPE at Oxford and History at LSE. He's had huge experience in central government. He worked in the Foreign Office, Parliament, the Treasury, DCLG and has been a Private Secretary to the Prime Minister. He's been a programme director at the leading think tank the Institute for Government, the Director for External Relations at Ark an educational charity running dozens of schools and is currently an adivsor with the global vaccine alliance GAVI.

With the current market today, investing and saving money is a good idea. Diversifying your investments also creates a more significant opportunity to be prepared for the future. In this episode, a wealth advisor at Concord Wealth Partners, Daniel Thornton, discusses our future finances.  As Daniel explains, when looking at our future finances a lot of us are procrastinators. Daniel has been a financial advisor for 22 years, so he has a lot of insight and good information for us. Tune in to this episode as he shares his insights on how investing today can save you down the road. Tune in and find out more about Daniel Thornton Wealth Advisor at Concord Wealth Partners and Marjorie Adam of the Marjorie Adam Team at Nest Realty.   Investing involves risk. Different types of investments involve varying degrees of risk. Therefore, it should not be assumed that the future performance of any specific investment or investment strategy will be profitable. This content is developed from sources believed to be providing accurate information. The information in this material is not intended as tax or legal advice. Please consult legal or tax professionals for specific information regarding your individual situation. The opinions expressed and material provided are for general information and should not be considered a solicitation for the purchase or sale of any security. The opinions voiced in this material are for general purposes only and are not intended to provide specific advice or recommendations for any individual. To determine which investment(s) may be appropriate for you, consult your financial professional before investing. All performance referenced is historical and is no guarantee of future results. Some statements contained herein may be statements of future expectations, opinions, and other forward-looking statements that are based on Daniel Thornton's current views and assumptions and involve known and unknown risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results, performance, or events to differ materially from those expressed or implied in such statements. In addition to statements that are forward-looking by reason of context, the words “may, will, should, expect, plans, intends, anticipates, believes, estimates, predicts, potential, or continue” and similar expressions identify forward-looking statements. Investment advisory services are offered through Concord Wealth Partners, an SEC Registered Investment Advisor.

We're back with a new episode. Today we talk with Daniel Thornton. We barely touch surface of this man's crazy life. From growing weed at a younger age than 8, to multiple drug overdoses and heart attacks and having a stripper for a mom and a KKK member for a dad, that just gives you a taste of what kind of crazy life he has lived. He is truly a walking miracle, should be dead from his past experiences but listen how God saved him for something greater. Visit www.lifespeakspodcast.com for links on where to listen and to DONATE. Help our cause by donating, every bit helps.

Whether you're afraid of backlash or of being let go, it can feel scary to tell your boss or coworkers that you're looking for a new position. But what if they are the very people who could give you a lead on that job you'd love? On this bonus episode of Find Your Dream Job, Daniel Thornton (https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-thornton-37959b18/) shares how his current boss gave him the lead on his dream job at another company. Daniel and I also discuss why networking is more successful than submitting 50 resumes per day. Learn more about Daniel's career history below in this installment of our Success Stories series. (https://www.macslist.org/articles/success-stories)

This New Kingdom in a Global Pandemic

This week we chat to Daniel Thornton,  From one of the first guys at RAT to Vegas and back to his Celtic roots with Keltic Falcon. I hope you enjoy this chat as much as I did, I think he was talking to his kids more than me and I loved it. 

Dr Daniel Thornton speaks on the person and working of The Holy Spirit.

Voici le 198ème épisode de Coram Deo, en partenariat avec BLF Éditions. Cette semaine, nous n'avons pas un, mais deux invités : Angie Velasquez Thornton et son époux, Daniel Thornton. Angie et Daniel se sont tous les deux rencontrés via une application de dating. Qui de mieux pouvions-nous inviter pour parler de ce sujet ? ** Voici les questions abordées dans ce épisode : (1) Comment vous êtes-vous rencontrés ? (2) Que penser des applications de dating en général ? (3) Quelles précautions peut-on prendre si l'on s'engage sur de telles apps? (4) Comment veilleur sur nos motivations ? ** Lisez cet article d'Angie Thornton : https://www.reveniralevangile.com/10-conseils-pratiques-pour-les-frequentations-en-ligne-angie-thornton/ Bonne écoute ! -- Coram Deo, l'émission qui porte un regard chrétien sur le monde, est l'émission hebdomadaire de Pascal Denault et Guillaume Bourin en partenariat avec BLF Éditions. Vous appréciez notre travail ? Nous aurions grand besoin de votre soutien. Cliquez sur ce lien pour nous aider : leboncombat.fr/soutenir-bon-combat

Voici le 197ème épisode de Coram Deo, en partenariat avec BLF Éditions. Cette semaine, Pascal Denault et Guillaume Bourin reçoivent Daniel Thornton pour parler de la maladie, de la guérison (ou de l'absence de guérison) et de la manifestation de la gloire de Dieu ** Voici les questions abordées dans cet épisode : (1) Comment tes problèmes de santé sont-ils advenus ? Comment ont-ils influé sur ta foi ? (2) Où est Dieu, quand il nous laisse avec la maladie ? (3) Comment nos maladies peuvent-elles contribuer à la gloire de Dieu ? Sur le même thème, cet article de Dan Thornton pour Sola pourrait vous intéresser : https://www.sola.org/la-maladie-persistante-et-la-vie-chretienne/ Musique: Lara Fabian, Je suis malade Bonne écoute ! L'article de Daniel sur la maladie dans la vie du chrétien: https://www.sola.org/la-maladie-persistante-et-la-vie-chretienne/ -- Coram Deo, l'émission qui porte un regard chrétien sur le monde, est l'émission hebdomadaire de Pascal Denault et Guillaume Bourin en partenariat avec BLF Éditions. Vous appréciez notre travail ? Nous aurions grand besoin de votre soutien. Cliquez sur ce lien pour nous aider : leboncombat.fr/soutenir-bon-combat

In praatprogramma’s schijnen avond aan avond dezelfde sprekers. In deze editie drie nieuwe deskundigen die internationaal bezig zijn met analyseren, lessentrekken en oplossingen bedenken.Jaap Jansen en PG Kroeger praten eerst met Daniel Thornton van Gavi, de wereldwijde alliantie van kennisorganisaties en ngo’s die sinds de oprichting in het jaar 2000 760 miljoen kinderen heeft helpen vaccineren tegen ziektes als ebola, cholera, meningitis en gele koorts. Zo is in 73 ontwikkelingslanden de kindersterfte gehalveerd. Voorzitter daarvan is Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, de oud-minister van Financiën en Buitenlandse Zaken van Nigeria, die in aflevering 98 te gast was en toen een eerste wereldwijde analyse gaf.Gavi speelt met ‘The COVAX Facility’ een hoofdrol bij de ontwikkeling en straks verspreiding van vaccins tegen covid-19. 182 landen werken inmiddels samen om dat goed te organiseren. Thornton prijst met veel overtuiging hoe de wereld van wetenschap, R&D en innovatie ‘een geweldige respons’ heeft gegeven op de voorzetten van COVAX. Er zijn nu 200 verschillende vaccins in de maak. Een tiental is nu een de eindfase van het onderzoek voor toepassing.Tweede gast is Dirk-Jan Omtzigt, econometrist en hoofdeconoom van de ‘United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs’. Hij helpt humanitaire rampen te verkleinen en zelfs voorkomen door data en ontwikkelingen vanuit de hele wereld te analyseren. Hij komt met harde feiten en analyses hoe covid-19 wereldwijd doorwerkt.Deze crisis is geen gezondheidskwestie alleen, hoe ernstig ook. De impact op het leven, de welvaart en armoede wereldwijd is gigantisch, zegt Omtzigt. Wereldwijd is sprake van de grootste daling van het inkomen per inwoner sinds 1870. En de economische krimp is 20 keer zo groot als die in de kredietcrisis van 2008.Omtzigt schetst niet alleen de gevolgen in landen die extra zwaar geraakt worden door het virus zelf – zoals die In Latijns Amerika – maar ook die in landen waar het beeld op het eerste gezicht nog lijkt mee te vallen, zoals in Afrika. Een relatief goed geregeerd en uit armoede opstijgend land als Zambia is als gevolg van covid-19 nu feitelijk bankroet. En dat dreigt ook bij zo’n 20 andere landen snel te gaan gebeuren.Omtzigt geeft een aantal concrete oplossingen die alle landen gezamenlijk, maar ook rijke organisaties als de Europese Unie en de centrale banken nu kunnen oppakken. Dat er aan vaccins gewerkt wordt, juicht hij toe, ‘maar ook dan zijn we er echt nog niet!’. De crisis heeft ingrijpende, systeem-veranderende karakteristieken die diepgaand moeten worden aangepakt.Derde gast is hoogleraar global health economics Maarten Postma van de Rijksuniversiteit Groningen. Met hem kijken we hoe Nederland vaccineert vergeleken met buurlanden. Nederland is bepaald geen voorloper. Opvallend is dat hij het actuele beeld in de media nogal relativeert. Duitsland lijkt covid-19 beter onder controle te hebben´, maar hij vreest dat het daar snel minder goed zal gaan. Opmerkelijk genoeg stelt Postma – lid van het Britse Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation - aan Nederland het Verenigd Koninkrijk ten voorbeeld.*** Deze aflevering is mede mogelijk gemaakt door Weee Nederland en door donaties van luisteraars via de website Vriend van de show*** Verder lezenWebsite Gavi: The COVAX FacilityDaniel Thornton op TwitterDaniel Pfister, Dirk-Jan Omtzigt and Ruth Hill – Anticipating the impact of covid-19: pathways and timing of household welfare shocks (working paper 2, June 2020)Dirk-Jan Omtzigt and Ashley Pople – The cost of doing nothing: The price of inaction in response to the COVID-19 crisis (version: 10 July 2020)Dirk-Jan Omtzigt op TwitterWebsite Maarten Postma***Verder luisterenBB 136 - Jarig in coronacrisis: Mariëtte Hamer en Maurice Knijnenburg over 70 jaar SERBB 125 - Wouter Koolmees, minister van Socale Zaken in de coronacrisisBB 114 - Mariëtte Hamer: ‘Nederland is heel kwetsbaar. We hebben geen tijd te verliezen’BB 98 - Dr. Ngozi's strijd tegen het virusBB 91 - Van Zwarte Dood tot Spaansche Griep - pandemieën in de historieBB 26 - Dirk-Jan Omtzigt bestrijdt humanitaire rampen met algoritmen en vertelt over zijn werk als voormalig adviseur van de regering van Zuid-SoedanBB 10 - Seth Berkley (ceo GAVI) over wereldwijd vaccineren*** Tijdlijn00:00:00 – Intro00:02:04 – Deel 1: Daniel Thornton00:20:15 - Deel 2: Dirk-Jan Omtzigt01:01:34 – Deel 3: Maarten Postma01:23:13 – Uitro01:23:58 – Einde

We’re two guys, Jason Curlee and Daniel Thornton, who love Texas and BBQ. We discuss what set us on the adventure of finding the best BBQ in Corpus Christi, TX.

Daniel Thornton - BioDaniel studied PPE at Oxford and History at LSE. He's had huge experience in central government. He worked in the Foreign Office, Parliament, the Treasury, DCLG and has been a Private Secretary to the Prime Minister. Since then he's worked for Gavi a charity promoting vaccination low-income countries; he's been a programme director at the leading think tank the Institute for Government and he's currently the Director for External Relations at Ark an educational charity running dozens of schools.Ron Heifetz- Wikipedia- Book: Leadership on the lineRalph Stacey- Wikipedia- Book: Strategic Management and Organisational DynamicsOther- Jeff Bezos' book: The Everything Store: Jeff Bezos and the Age of Amazon- Richard Pascale's book: Surfing the Edge of Chaos- Mark Foden's article comparing the Olympics and Unversal Credit: Government doesn't get complexity- Daniel Thornton's Ministers Reflect interview with Nick Clegg

The Government Digital Service (GDS) was set up to modernise public service delivery in the UK. Has it been successful? And what can other organisations learn from this experience? Former Head of GDS, Mike Bracken, co-author of ‘Digital Transformation at Scale: Why the Strategy Is Delivery’, discussed these questions. He was joined by Baroness Martha Lane-Fox, former UK Government Digital Champion, and Ian Watmore, First Civil Service Commissioner and Former Permanent Secretary. The event was chaired by Daniel Thornton, Programme Director at the Institute.

In times of emergency, the public looks to government to keep them safe, making responding to crises an important role for government. Managing a crisis is a complex operation that requires co-ordination between multiple groups and organisations, including central government, local government and the voluntary sector. The Institute for Government and British Red Cross hosted panel discussion to consider these issues. In particular: How does government in the UK prepare for crises and learn from them? How can government work better with the voluntary sector both during and after a crisis? To discuss these issues, our panel included: Mike Adamson, Chief Executive Officer, British Red Cross Zina Etheridge, Chief Executive for the London Borough of Haringey and Former Executive Director for Civil Service Reform in the Cabinet Office Bruce Mann, Former Director of the Civil Contingencies Secretariat at the Cabinet Office The event was chaired by Daniel Thornton, Programme Director at the Institute for Government.

The Government’s transformation strategy set out a vision for modernising public services using digital technology. But does it go far enough? How can internet-enabled Government transform public services? 'Better Public Services: A Manifesto' argues that previous efforts to use technology to improve public services have failed, and that new operating models are needed which draw upon the best practices of digital organisations. To present the key proposals from their new collaboratively developed manifesto, the IfG welcomed Dr Mark Thompson, Senior Lecturer in Information Systems at Cambridge Judge Business School and Strategy Director, Methods Group, and Dr Jerry Fishenden, Co-Founder and Principal, Stance Global and Visiting Professor at the University of Surrey. Lesley Cowley OBE, Chair of the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency and Companies House, responded. The event was chaired by Daniel Thornton, Programme Director at the Institute.

As Permanent Secretary at the Ministry of Defence, Stephen Lovegrove is responsible for one of the largest government departments. He manages an annual budget of £35 billion and an ambitious equipment programme. Stephen reflected on his first year as Permanent Secretary and how the department can address current and future challenges in the face of evolving threats to the UK. The discussion was chaired by Daniel Thornton, Programme Director at the Institute for Government.

Special guest Daniel Thornton from Australia gives a fantastic word powerful work of breakthrough. God will always bring in the people He wants to helps us get to the next level!

Responding to a request from a listener, co-hosts Molly Lannon Kenny and Daniel Thornton explore different ideas about yogic eating on this podcast, reminding us to practice Ahimsa (non-violence) in all regards.

Guest Speaker - Daniel Thornton - Sunday Morning

Guest Speaker - Daniel Thornton - Saturday Night

Co-hosts Molly Lannon Kenny and Daniel Thornton talk about one of the niyamas, SVADHYAYA, or "self-study". In this podcast, the hosts connect ancient ideas and principles of yoga philosophy to daily life. For more information, head over to Molly's website http://www.mollylannonkenny.com.

Yoga teacher and practitioner Molly Lannon Kenny and yoga novice Daniel Thornton discuss seeking inspiration from teachers and spiritual leaders, as well as how to cultivate faith in the face of doubt. In this podcast, the hosts touch on many subjects including punk rock, health, Mexico, illness, friendship, and connect those concepts to yogic philosophy. For more, go to mollylannonkenny.com.

Yoga teacher and practitioner Molly Lannon Kenny and Daniel Thornton discuss the meaning of "Tapas," translated as "fire" or "work," and how to apply that meaning to everyday life. In this podcast, the hosts connect ancient ideas and principles of yoga to daily life.

Yoga teacher and practitioner Molly Lannon Kenny shares her experiences swimming in the big surf and parallels with lessons from the Bhagavad Gita. As usual, yoga novice Daniel Thornton reflects on Molly's insights and offers some of his own. In this podcast, the hosts connect ancient yogic philosophy with modern life, touching on many subjects including health, ethics, punk rock, yoga, Mexico, religion, and friendship. For more, visit mollylannonkenny.com.

Hosts Molly Lannon Kelly and Daniel Thornton revisit the first of the yamas, AHIMSA, or non-violence. This episode talks about the importance of a spiritual practice and the context of non-violence in the situation of war. In this podcast, the hosts connect ancient ideas and principles of yoga philosophy to daily life. For more information, head over to Molly's website: http://mollylannonkenny.com/.

Responding to requests from listeners and co-host Daniel Thornton, Molly Lannon Kenny discusses some of her recent favorite books in relationship to yoga, even if they're not yoga books. In this podcast, the hosts connect ancient ideas and principles of yoga philosophy to daily life. For more information, head over to Molly's website: http://mollylannonkenny.com/.

Molly shares a funny story involving teeth whitener and the usefulness of her yoga practice with co-host Daniel Thornton and listeners. In this podcast, the hosts connect ancient ideas and principles of yoga philosophy to daily life. For more information, head over to Molly's website: http://mollylannonkenny.com/.

Responding to a request from a listener, co-hosts Molly Lannon Kenny and Daniel Thornton explore different ideas about yogic eating on this podcast, reminding us to practice Ahimsa (non-violence) in all regards. They also discuss how to get started on the Bhagavad Gita In this podcast, the hosts connect ancient ideas and principles of yoga philosophy to daily life. For more information, head over to Molly's website: http://mollylannonkenny.com/.

Co-hosts Molly Lannon Kenny and Daniel Thornton talk about the last of the niyamas, ISHVARA PRANIDHANA , or "surrender to God". In this podcast, the hosts connect ancient ideas and principles of yoga philosophy to daily life. For more information, head over to Molly's website: http://mollylannonkenny.com/.

Co-hosts Molly Lannon Kenny and Daniel Thornton talk about one of the niyamas, SVADHYAYA, or "self-study". In this podcast, the hosts connect ancient ideas and principles of yoga philosophy to daily life. For more information, head over to Molly's website: http://mollylannonkenny.com/.

Co-hosts Molly Lannon Kenny and Daniel Thornton talk about the connections between the Prana Vayus, forgiveness, and compassion in this episode. In this podcast, the hosts connect ancient ideas and principles of yoga philosophy to daily life. For more information, head over to Molly's website: http://mollylannonkenny.com/.

This week was a tag team effort with Ps Anne Iuliano briefly sharing on the power of worship, and then guest Ps Daniel Thornton briefly shared on miracles.