Podcast appearances and mentions of dave ewing

Solarizing Your Home Circle Sanctuary ministers, Revs. Jeanet and Dave Ewing share their insights and experience about how to transition to a solar powered home, including benefits, hurdles and gains to consider.

Are they coming for our guns - or have they already got them. In this fascinating podcast, Chris Thrall, a former Royal Marines Commando, chats with Dave Ewing from Firearms UK about shooting, rifles and the right to bear arms in the face of global tyranny. Read 'Eating Smoke: One Man's Descent into Crystal Meth Psychosis in Hong Kong's Triad Heartland.' Paperback UK: https://amzn.to/2YoeaPx Paperback US: https://www.amazon.com/dp/0993543944 Support the podcast at: https://www.patreon.com/christhrall (£2 per month plus perks) https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-our-veterans-to-tell-their-story https://paypal.me/TeamThrall Sign up for my NON-SPAM newsletter and FREE books: https://christhrall.com/mailing-list/ Social media Links: https://facebook.com/christhrall https://twitter.com/christhrall https://instagram.com/chris.thrall https://linkedin.com/in/christhrall https://youtube.com/christhrall https://discord.gg/yqvHRUN https://christhrall.com

Can Advocacy build successful bridges? It sure can. My guest today shares 9 Steps to Effective Advocacy. Latisha Atkins is the founder of Building Bridges to Success, Inc. Show notes: Tell me about yourself. How did you create your company Building Bridges to Success and become an Advocate? 1.What is Advocacy?: What it is and why it is important? 2.What are some of the ways people can get involved locally and nationally with Advocacy. 3.What are some pointers you can give our audience on how to advocate. 4.How do people and communities move from problem-solving in their personal lives to advocacy?5.What are some barriers to getting involved with advocacy?6.How does BRIDGES advocate for your community?7.What are some examples of advocacy?8.Is there a difference between advocacy and lobbying? 9.How can BRIDGES help others become advocates for their communities?10.Does advocacy lead to real change?11.Can anyone be an advocate?Check out more on Adcocacy and How it can build bridges to success @ Bridges2yoursuccess.comAs America and the world fight for gun control. Advocacy will be the tool used to change those laws. Here is an article about Advocacy Groups Call For Firearm Rights In Britain Following Several Terror AttacksFOLLOWING NUMEROUS DEADLY TERROR ATTACKS THIS YEAR, PRO-GUN GROUPS IN BRITAIN ARE INCREASINGLY CALLING FOR CITIZENS TO RECEIVE THE RIGHT TO BEAR ARMS.An initiative called Carry Now is growing in England and demanding that the government “allow law-abiding, reliable and trained citizens to carry CCW for self-defence in Europe.”The initiative is backed by Firearms United, a group in Europe advocating for similar pro-gun initiatives all across the continent.“These tragedies may have been the eye opener to just how ineffective our laws are,” Firearms-UK representative Dave Ewing reportedly told Voactive following last Saturday’s terror attack in London.Common Cause is an organization in Washington, DC that is leading the Advocacy charge to modernize elections, making them more fair, secure, and accessible with automatic voter registration laws and same-day registration at polling places on Election Day. We are ensuring security and fairness at the ballot box by demanding paper back-ups and post-election risk-limiting audits to detect foul play early.Please subscribe to this podcast and leave a review if you find this content helpful.https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/transform-your-mind-coach/id1144973094?mt=2Help me stay at # 1 on iTunes! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

At last, the podcast returns with a Triple Feature dedicated to a special venue in the theatrical history of Star Wars: the Westgate Theatre in Beaverton, Oregon, whose 76 week engagement set the record for the film's longest in North America. First, Westgate soujourner Tracee Larson remembers her visits to the theater in the Summer of '77 and the empowering impact of Princess Leia. Next, Dave Ewing recounts his time as the young manager of the Westgate during the film's epic run, from dealing with hooligan hijinks to counting the movie's box office cash for hours on end. Finally, journalist and film historian Michael Coate sheds light on a court battle for the Westgate's big screen between Star Wars and Close Encounters of the Third Kind.

We are back for a panel debate recorded live at the Northern shooting show, but with a whole host of new topics and guests. We talk on an array of topics including our connection with food in the modern world, the affordability of hunting, collaborative working between organisations and how it can be better, why it’s important to join an organisation, hunting abroad and our responsibility, as well as why hunters should embrace initiatives which have no direct personal benefit from a hunting stand point. All that and more for a jam packed podcast with no less than five guests. The guests included Rory Kennedy, chairman of SACS, Julia Stoddart head of policy at the Scottish Association for Country Sports, Kyriacos Kythreotis owner of Athina Sporting, Duncan Thomas regional officer for BASC, and Dave Ewing from Firearms UK. Of course there is a new prize to win to in the form of a Caldwell Shooting rest which we will be giving away at the GWCT game Fair the first weekend in July. Listen in to enter.    Email the show podcast@paceproductionsuk.com   This show is brought to you by SCOTTISH ASSOCIATION FOR COUNTRY SPORTS  

Beyond 3D Podcast with David Ewing of Aras Corp – 3D PDF is a Home Run, and Any Company of Any Size Can Afford to Implement It In this episode of the Beyond 3D podcast, David Ewing from the Aras Corporation talks about how he and his team implemented a 3D PDF strategy for a project while he was at B/E Aerospace that ended up saving hundreds of hours, and hundreds of thousands of dollars. And it was so simple and effective, that using 3D PDF has now become the standard on nearly every project. "Yeah, this had a very big customer in Boeing, but the spend was very, very low. We also started with a relativity complex problem. This is something really, in my opinion, it's a home run project. You're a small company, you make widgets that you supply to some other company, this is a great opportunity to streamline your engineering process. You can actually remove some of the drafting steps and go to a 3D PDF. You're getting extremely accurate data in there, machinable, in fact, that's surfacing that are extremely accurate. Now that ... as the consumer of that drawing, whatever customer that you supply to, they don't need to have views that you would typically fret over in making a drawing. They can rotate the model and create as many views as they want. It's an infinite type thing. Think of the component modeling and drafting, this is a perfect fit. It's a home run, and it's really a straight forward project. I don't like to use words easy and impossible, the absolutes, it's just work.” Dave Ewing’s challenge to our listeners: “I've always thought that if you put a smart team together, they'll come up with some great ideas, that they can take a look at what you do. My challenge would be pick a couple folks in your organization to take a look at where some opportunities might be. Go adopt something and drop some money on it. It takes a little bit of investment to make this happen, whether it be starting with a simple drawing, or some type of documentation, and the biggest bang is really getting that 3D in there. I would say your simple piece part drawings. Go do it. This is not hard. It's not necessarily easy. You just got to work through it. This fits right into any PLM system. Granted, Aras has it built right in. Day one, we bet on it. This is the right way to go, but hey look, our brother in the PLM industry, they supported also. You don't have to be on Aras. Siemens supports it. Go off and do it. Pick a project, go do it. I would highly suggest an agile methodology so that you can start small, get some quick wins, and iterate on it, and keep refining it until you get to something and say, "Hey, we're done." Then you generated this win and energy and a better business process. That energy, now you can run with that. You've got a whole bunch of people saying, "Now they're pulling on the rope. Hey, I've seen this work. Now can we do X, Y, and Z?" That's powerful because now you've got people all bought in across the organization and that's huge. Go do it.” Free Trial of Tetra4D Enrich: http://www.tetra4d.com/ Learn more about Aras Corporation: http://www.aras.com/ To read the full podcast transcript, visit http://blog.techsoft3d.com/blog