Podcast appearances and mentions of david mccall

David McCall, international president of the United Steelworkers labor union, issued a statement Tuesday welcoming U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's pledge to block Japanese steel giant Nippon Steel Corp.'s plan to acquire United States Steel Corp.

米鉄鋼大手ＵＳスチールのロゴマーク【ニューヨーク時事】全米鉄鋼労組のマッコール会長は３日、トランプ次期米大統領が日本製鉄による米鉄鋼大手ＵＳスチールの買収を阻止すると明言したことを歓迎する声明を出した。 David McCall, international president of the United Steelworkers labor union, issued a statement Tuesday welcoming U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's pledge to block Japanese steel giant Nippon Steel Corp.'s plan to acquire United States Steel Corp.

David McCall, VP of Innovation at QTS Data Centers, joins Kirk on the show and reflects on his nearly 30-year career in IT, discussing the industry's evolution to cloud computing, highlighting the importance of agility and service-oriented approaches, and the need for organizations to foster belonging and empowerment among employees. For more about us: https://linktr.ee/overwatchmissioncritical

In this episode of JSA TV, we sit down with David McCall, VP of Innovation at QTS Data Centers, to discuss how QTS maintains a strong, cohesive culture during rapid growth, fosters collaboration between data center owners, utilities, and communities, and drives sustainability efforts that benefit both the organization and its surrounding areas. Stay tuned for insights on the future of sustainable digital infrastructure and how QTS is leading the charge in community-centered innovation.Don't forget to subscribe for more insights from leaders in digital infrastructure!

For the first time in history, cell and gene therapy products are reaching the market in waves rather than in one's and two's, creating unprecedented challenges for pharma/biotech and healthcare sector stakeholders alike. David McCall, Senior Editor, BioInsights, speaks to Eric Faulkner, President and Chief Strategist, Passage Health Associates, about the chequered history of market access in the advanced therapies field, and what lessons can be taken forward to ensure a successful and sustainable commercial future for the sector. 

Today we're talking to David McCall, VP of Innovation at QTS Data Centers. We discuss the current state of the tech layoffs, where we misjudged the trajectory of AI, and what the future of the layoffs looks like. All of this right here, right now, on the Modern CTO Podcast!  To learn more about QTS Data Centers, check out their website here: https://www.qtsdatacenters.com/ Produced by ProSeries Media: https://proseriesmedia.com/ For booking inquiries, email booking@proseriesmedia.com

Today we're talking to David McCall, VP of Innovation at QTS Data Centers. We discuss the current levels of global connectivity, why nuclear power may be necessary to move us forward, and how these two areas intersect. All of this right here, right now, on the Modern CTO Podcast!  To learn more about QTS Data Centers, check out their website here: https://www.qtsdatacenters.com/ Produced by ProSeries Media: https://proseriesmedia.com/

David McCall, Senior Editor, BioInsights, spoke to Lee Brown, Healthcare Sector Global Team Leader, Third Bridge Group, on Tuesday, February 6, 2024 to gain his insights into the fast-moving market landscape of advanced therapies. The discussion outlines key recent news and strategic moves from prominent pharma and biotech companies in the field, as well as the prospects for specific technologies such as CRISPR-based genome editing and next-generation CAR-T therapies.

It's another throwback today on the Couch, and we complete the trifecta of The Magic School Bus & VeggieTales with David McCall's Schoolhouse Rock!, a Saturday morning children cartoon's interstitial designed to provide educational content with the power of catchy songs. Our experiences with the show range from it being critical to Michael's childhood upbringing to Marcus nearly confusing it for Jack Black's live action School of Rock, but we can all agree that the songs are indeed catchy, and we can even see our younger selves really gleaning some valuable knowledge on grammar, American history, the laws of physics, and even the stock market! After the gang discusses our favorite songs and how effective the show was 50(!) years ago, Michael wraps up the episode with an absolute BANGER of a Trivia Corner, one that'll have you on the edge of your seat with every question on the board. Content warning: strong language.

Leslie is joined by the International President of the United Steelworkers (USW), David McCall. The two explore the topic of restoring the United States' lost shipbuilding capacity. President McCall first details how the USW, alongside four other labor organizations, filed a petition last month requesting the United States Trade Representative (USTR) open an investigation into China's non-market practices as it seeks to dominate the commercial shipping market.   Next, Leslie and President McCall discuss how the loss of shipbuilding capacity poses a grave threat to America's national security. The pair also explores how the U.S. loss of commercial shipbuilding capacity has directly resulted in the loss of high-paying manufacturing jobs in the sector and across the supply chain. Finally, President McCall breaks down how the COVID-19 pandemic laid bare the danger of relying on foreign manufacturers to supply America's needs. President McCall previously served four years as International Vice President, leading negotiations that delivered wage increases, stronger job security and other gains for tens of thousands of workers in steel, tire and other key industries. McCall, a fourth-generation Steelworker, was born and raised in Gary, Indiana. His great-grandfather, grandfather, great-uncles, uncles and mother all worked at U.S. Steel's Gary Works, and he walked his first picket line at age 7 during the USW's 116-day, industry-wide strike in 1959. The website for the United Steelworkers is www.USW.org and their handle on X, Facebook and Instagram is @steelworkers.

Leslie is joined by the International President of the United Steelworkers (USW), David McCall. The two explore the topic of restoring the United States' lost shipbuilding capacity. President McCall first details how the USW, alongside four other labor organizations, filed a petition last month requesting the United States Trade Representative (USTR) open an investigation into China's non-market practices as it seeks to dominate the commercial shipping market.   Next, Leslie and President McCall discuss how the loss of shipbuilding capacity poses a grave threat to America's national security. The pair also explores how the U.S. loss of commercial shipbuilding capacity has directly resulted in the loss of high-paying manufacturing jobs in the sector and across the supply chain. Finally, President McCall breaks down how the COVID-19 pandemic laid bare the danger of relying on foreign manufacturers to supply America's needs. President McCall previously served four years as International Vice President, leading negotiations that delivered wage increases, stronger job security and other gains for tens of thousands of workers in steel, tire and other key industries. McCall, a fourth-generation Steelworker, was born and raised in Gary, Indiana. His great-grandfather, grandfather, great-uncles, uncles and mother all worked at U.S. Steel's Gary Works, and he walked his first picket line at age 7 during the USW's 116-day, industry-wide strike in 1959. The website for the United Steelworkers is www.USW.org and their handle on X, Facebook and Instagram is @steelworkers.

As excitement around the evolving field of mRNA continues to grow, there remain somefundamental questions to be answered. David McCall, Senior Editor, Nucleic Acid Insights, spoke with Monash University's Colin Pouton, Professor of Pharmaceutical Biology and Angus Johnston, Associate Professor, ARC Future Fellow about the key limitations and unknowns of current mRNA delivery approaches, and critical areas for further research and innovation to propel the field forward.

ATA TURF TIMES Plans for the 2023 Deep South Turf Expo are percolating! Once again, our education committee has provided a thoughtful incentive to attend the Expo in the form of a great speaker line-up. Wednesday, October 18th's keynote speakers include Becky Bowling, Ph.D. University of Tennessee, David McCall, Ph.D., Virginia Tech, and Travis Gannon, [...] The post Alabama Turfgrass Association – Welcome to the Deep South Turf Expo's Keynote Speakers in 2023 appeared first on The Turf Zone.

Leslie is joined by the incoming President of the United Steelworkers (USW), David McCall. During this interview, they remember the late Tom Conway, former President of the USW, who sadly passed away on September 25th of this year. While the labor movement and the union both lost a great leader, thanks to Tom's vision and hard work, both are on firm footing and primed to continue the fight for economic justice and fairness for working families. Tom's legacy involves innovations and breakthroughs on a number of fronts: He bargained cutting-edge contracts across USW sectors. - He understood that companies needed to be successful so they could pay workers good wages and benefits, so where he could, he worked with them. - When he couldn't, he was relentless in his work to find ways to make sure workers' needs remained at the forefront. - This included the 2015 oil strike, which helped secure a number of important health and safety provisions for workers. - And a number of rounds of steel bargaining that helped stave off calls for concessions and ensure fair pay and high-quality benefits. But Tom understood that fighting for working families wasn't just about pay; it was about securing the future. - Early in his time as an international leader, Tom was instrumental in developing the Institute for Career Development (ICD), a joint labor-management training program, enshrined in a number of USW collective bargaining agreements, that offers members opportunities to learn new skills. - Under his leadership union workers and activists were able to achieve a major victory with the passage of the Butch Lewis Act, which saved the pensions of more than one million workers and retirees, including more than 100,000 USW members. Tom was also committed to building a diverse movement and many of his efforts contributed to building a strong future for workers. - He spearheaded an innovative organizing initiative connecting rank-and-file members with their fellow workers to talk about joining the labor movement. This quickly paid dividends, resulting in organizing victories in the United States and Canada, including some of the union's biggest wins in years. - These include 3,500 faculty members at the University of Pittsburgh who joined the USW, as well as baristas at Starbucks coffee shops across Canada, and 1,500 workers at Georgia's Blue Bird Corp. bus factory. - They join others, including waste disposal workers, professional football players, museum and library workers, high-tech workers, airport workers, prison chaplains and others, who all joined the Steelworkers' ranks as a result of Conway's initiative. Tom also invested heavily in building out the bench, and under his leadership, the union held its first international Next Gen conference in November 2019. - Under Tom's direction, the USW built out our Veterans of Steel committees to make sure – to the fullest extent possible – that the union was helping those in need, and making sure veterans' voices are heard. Finally, Tom fought relentlessly for both for fair trade and job creation. - This included working with government leaders in Washington to ensure that they enforced trade laws to prevent illegally subsidized and dumped products that damage American industries and destroy good paying jobs. - He did this work in steel, rubber and tire, and many other industries. - It also meant finding creative solutions, as well as working with companies and lawmakers to create jobs. - He formed partnerships and allied groups like the Alliance for American Manufacturing. - And more recently, his was one of the loudest voices calling for infrastructure investment. Tom will be missed a great deal, but his strength as a leader, and vision for the future, have helped countless working people and will continue to help countless more moving forward. The website for the United Steelworkers is USW.org. Their handle on both Twitter and Instagram is @steelworkers.

Leslie is joined by the incoming President of the United Steelworkers (USW), David McCall. During this interview, they remember the late Tom Conway, former President of the USW, who sadly passed away on September 25th of this year. While the labor movement and the union both lost a great leader, thanks to Tom's vision and hard work, both are on firm footing and primed to continue the fight for economic justice and fairness for working families. Tom's legacy involves innovations and breakthroughs on a number of fronts: He bargained cutting-edge contracts across USW sectors. - He understood that companies needed to be successful so they could pay workers good wages and benefits, so where he could, he worked with them. - When he couldn't, he was relentless in his work to find ways to make sure workers' needs remained at the forefront. - This included the 2015 oil strike, which helped secure a number of important health and safety provisions for workers. - And a number of rounds of steel bargaining that helped stave off calls for concessions and ensure fair pay and high-quality benefits. But Tom understood that fighting for working families wasn't just about pay; it was about securing the future. - Early in his time as an international leader, Tom was instrumental in developing the Institute for Career Development (ICD), a joint labor-management training program, enshrined in a number of USW collective bargaining agreements, that offers members opportunities to learn new skills. - Under his leadership union workers and activists were able to achieve a major victory with the passage of the Butch Lewis Act, which saved the pensions of more than one million workers and retirees, including more than 100,000 USW members. Tom was also committed to building a diverse movement and many of his efforts contributed to building a strong future for workers. - He spearheaded an innovative organizing initiative connecting rank-and-file members with their fellow workers to talk about joining the labor movement. This quickly paid dividends, resulting in organizing victories in the United States and Canada, including some of the union's biggest wins in years. - These include 3,500 faculty members at the University of Pittsburgh who joined the USW, as well as baristas at Starbucks coffee shops across Canada, and 1,500 workers at Georgia's Blue Bird Corp. bus factory. - They join others, including waste disposal workers, professional football players, museum and library workers, high-tech workers, airport workers, prison chaplains and others, who all joined the Steelworkers' ranks as a result of Conway's initiative. Tom also invested heavily in building out the bench, and under his leadership, the union held its first international Next Gen conference in November 2019. - Under Tom's direction, the USW built out our Veterans of Steel committees to make sure – to the fullest extent possible – that the union was helping those in need, and making sure veterans' voices are heard. Finally, Tom fought relentlessly for both for fair trade and job creation. - This included working with government leaders in Washington to ensure that they enforced trade laws to prevent illegally subsidized and dumped products that damage American industries and destroy good paying jobs. - He did this work in steel, rubber and tire, and many other industries. - It also meant finding creative solutions, as well as working with companies and lawmakers to create jobs. - He formed partnerships and allied groups like the Alliance for American Manufacturing. - And more recently, his was one of the loudest voices calling for infrastructure investment. Tom will be missed a great deal, but his strength as a leader, and vision for the future, have helped countless working people and will continue to help countless more moving forward. The new USW President, David McCall, has a career of fighting for fairness and justice for workers that began as a member of Local 6787 in Burns Harbor, Indiana, where he worked as a millwright at the sprawling integrated steel facility. He joined the union's staff in 1985 and served as the director of USW District 1 from 1998 until 2019. Over the course of his career, McCall successfully fought to preserve thousands of jobs in the steel industry and beyond. McCall has also chaired USW master contract negotiations with Cleveland Cliffs, Republic Steel, Timken, Graphics Packaging and others. The website for the United Steelworkers is www.USW.org. Their handle on both Twitter and Instagram is @steelworkers.

Catch Yasir Rizwan CTO, tkxel & his co- host Mahnoor Abid in conversation with David McCall, VP of Innovation at QTS Data Centers. They discuss the pivotal role of AI innovation redefining industries and shed light on diverse AI use cases. David further intricately explores the integration of generative AI into everyday life, providing a nuanced perspective on its significance and potential benefits. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bettertech/message

The application of lipid nanoparticles (LNPs) as a non- viral delivery system for advanced therapies, in conjunction with RNA-based medicines, is set to revolutionize the field.  In this episode, David McCall, Senior Editor, BioInsights, speaks to Adrian Bot, Chief Scientific Officer and Executive Vice President of R&D, Capstan Therapeutics, about the potential of these tools to drive the burgeoning in vivo cell therapy space in particular, and the broader gene medicine field in general.

David McCall, Senior Editor, BioInsights, speaks to Geeta Vemuri, Founder and Managing Partner, Agent Capital, about her VC company's portfolio of advanced therapy investments, and the keys to obtaining funding in a difficult environment. (From an interview conducted on February 22nd, 2023).

Take a journey into our childhood, as we discuss our pre-pubescent infatuation with David McCall, our aversion to hearing the song Wild Horses and what immediately pops into our heads when we see a wooden roller coaster! 

Host Umair Javed, CEO, tkxel, chats with , David McCall, VP of Innovation, QTS Data Centres about the world of data centres, how AI is classifying data centres, what are the barriers to entry and how this business has changed over the years. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bettertech/message

Today we're talking to David McCall, VP of Innovation at QTS Data Centers. We discuss the tsunami of tech layoffs over the past year; the possibility that our society turns into the Disney movie WALL-E; and how to be truly prepared for a Godzilla-level event in your life. All of this right here, right now, on the Modern CTO Podcast!  Check out the QTS Experience Podcast on YouTube! Produced by ProSeries Media

Today we're talking to David McCall, VP of Innovation at QTS Data Centers. We discuss the impacts of AI & ChatGPT, tech layoffs, nuclear energy, quantum computing, and ABM marketing strategies. All of this right here, right now, on the Modern CTO Podcast!  Check out the QTS Experience Podcast on YouTube! Produced by ProSeries Media

Pool Sceners. The Bangers continue with this 1988 iconic classic starring Tom Hanks. Who would've thought that putting 25 cents into an unplugged Zoltar machine could cause so many dreams, and so many nightmares? How "Big" did we think they were? Tune into to find out. We head down to Toys R Us to discuss the Toys that made us during the "Pool Check." Kevin looks at David McCall and slaps his face during "Logic."  Friend of the show and "Bar Rescue" host, Jon Taffer, shows up during the "Final Lap." And so much more... Enjoy!!   SPREAD THE WORD POOL SCENERS! JOIN THE POOL SCENERS GROUP ON FACEBOOK FOR EXCLUSIVE AND INCLUSIVE CONTENT! LIKE. COMMENT. SUBSCRIBE. RATE AND FOLLOW... APPLE. SPOTIFY. PODBEAN. LEAVE A 5 STAR REVIEW. WE READ IT ON THE AIR. YOU WIN A PRIZE!!! HAVE AN IDEA FOR AN EPISODE OR A POOL CHECK...SEND US AN EMAIL OR MESSAGE US AT ONE OF THE LINKS BELOW. Email: PoolScenePodcast@gmail.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PoolScenePodacst Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/PoolScenePodcast Twitch: https://twitch.tv/poolscenepodcast YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/PoolScenePodcast  

Leslie is joined by USW (United Steelworkers) International Vice President (Administration), David McCall. The two reveal what corporations don't want working families to know about inflation. (more background info. here: https://www.epi.org/blog/ignoring-the-role-of-profits-makes-inflation-analyses-a-lot-weaker/) Vice President McCall's career of fighting for fairness and justice for workers began as a member of Local 6787 in Burns Harbor, Indiana, where he worked as a millwright at the sprawling integrated steel facility. He joined the union's staff in 1985 and served as the director of USW District 1 from 1998 until 2019. Over the course of his career, McCall successfully fought to preserve thousands of jobs in the steel industry and beyond. McCall currently chairs USW master contract negotiations with Cleveland Cliffs, Republic Steel, Timken, Graphics Packaging and others. The website for the United Steelworkers is USW.org and their handle for Twitter and Instagram is @steelworkers.

Leslie is joined by USW (United Steelworkers) International Vice President (Administration), David McCall. The two reveal what corporations don't want working families to know about inflation. (more background info. here: https://www.epi.org/blog/ignoring-the-role-of-profits-makes-inflation-analyses-a-lot-weaker/) Vice President McCall's career of fighting for fairness and justice for workers began as a member of Local 6787 in Burns Harbor, Indiana, where he worked as a millwright at the sprawling integrated steel facility. He joined the union's staff in 1985 and served as the director of USW District 1 from 1998 until 2019. Over the course of his career, McCall successfully fought to preserve thousands of jobs in the steel industry and beyond. McCall currently chairs USW master contract negotiations with Cleveland Cliffs, Republic Steel, Timken, Graphics Packaging and others. The website for the United Steelworkers is USW.org and their handle for Twitter and Instagram is @steelworkers.

Today we have Part 2 of Joel's conversation with David McCall, Host of the QTS Experience Podcast & VP of Innovation at QTS Data Centers; and we discuss the present and future of AI, and the good and bad possibilities for a society completely run on personal data.    All of this right here, right now, on the Modern CTO Podcast!  Check out the QTS Experience Podcast on YouTube! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2Zh-1wE8VHD3X8GLw7ZOUQ

Today we have Part 1 of Joel's conversation with David McCall, Host of the QTS Experience Podcast & VP of Innovation at QTS Data Centers; and we discuss what it means to have a free and open internet, and how we can think about censorship, guardrails, and risk online.    All of this right here, right now, on the Modern CTO Podcast!  Check out the QTS Experience Podcast on YouTube! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2Zh-1wE8VHD3X8GLw7ZOUQ

Pool Sceners! A very special episode this week. We are joined by Kevin Heisinger and Megan Sweet of the Midnight Movie Night Podcast. The four of us put on our glow-in-the-dark protection as we cover the 1989 "dramedy" starring the legend John Ritter in "Skin Deep." This movie is a roller coaster that has a lot of "ups and downs" literally but a hilarious episode to cover. Pool Check this week. The Mount Rushmore of 1989 Movies. This year was an epic one. Especially for good bad movies. David McCall was active this week in "Logic." There is a lot of it that you will be blown away by. This was an amazing episode and we are very thankful to have Kevin and Megan on the show. Make sure you check out the links below and SUBSCRIBE to their podcast and hit them up on their socials! Enjoy! Midnight Movie Night https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/midnight-movie-night/id1527516339 https://www.instagram.com/midnightmovienight/   CONTINUE TO SPREAD THE WORD POOL SCENERS!! Become one of our LIFEGUARDS TODAY!! SUBSCRIBE. FOLLOW. RATE. LIKE. COMMENT. APPLE PODCASTS. SPOTIFY. PODBEAN. JOIN THE POOL SCENERS GROUP ON FACEBOOK FOR EXCLUSIVE CONTENT!  CONTACT US: https://www.instagram.com/poolscenepodcast/ https://www.facebook.com/PoolScenePodcast https://www.tiktok.com/@poolscenepodcast? PoolScenePodcast@gmail.com    

Virginia Turfgrass Journal - Wendell Hutchens and David McCall, Ph.D. It is the middle of summer, the weather is warm, bermudagrass is thriving, and spring dead spot (SDS) (Ophiosphaerella spp.) is the last thing on any turfgrass manager's mind. However, in short time thoughts of fungicide applications for the disease will be on the forefront [...] The post Virginia Turfgrass Council – Fungicide Application Methods & Timing to Optimize Spring Dead Spot Suppression appeared first on The Turf Zone.

Leslie is joined by International Vice President of the United Steelworkers (USW), David McCall. The two discuss why the United States is poised for a manufacturing renaissance, and how we can assure that it happens. Manufacturing is the backbone of the country, providing both critical goods and good jobs. While union members have known this for years, the past year and a half drove home on a wide scale how important domestic manufacturing is not only to our economy, but also to our national security: - Broken supply chains during the pandemic meant shortages of lifesaving personal protective equipment and medical supplies- It also created supply chain shortages in other critical goods like computer chips - Other factors like the strain on Texas's electrical grid this winter are also creating shortages of plastics needed for consumer goods, highlighting the need for more resiliency in our supply chains  The manufacturing sector has been weakened over the years by bad trade policy and lack of attention to meaningful and sound economic growth principles.   The result of the pandemic caused the sector to fall even more deeply.  As a result, in the 1st quarter of 2020, Durable Manufacturing production fell almost 10%, and by the 2nd quarter of 2020 it fell by 58%.  In Non-Durable production, during the 1st quarter of 2020, it only fell by less than 1%, but in the 2nd quarter it dropped by 33%. The Manufacturing sector overall lost 1.3 million jobs in March and April of 2020 (900,00 in Durable and 400,00 in Non-Durable).  Now the U.S. did add 15,000 manufacturing jobs in June, but we're still down 481,000 jobs from February 2020, which was just before the pandemic struck.  Despite these struggles, this is a moment of great potential: - Once the extra federal stimulus money and extra unemployment benefits began in the latter half of 2020, the sector began to rebound - A recent report from the Reshoring Initiative revealed that more companies are reshoring production, or bringing manufacturing jobs back to the United States - Earlier this month, the FTC issued a rule to crack down on Made in America fraud which will help businesses that are truly operating here - We also have a President who is taking the need for domestic manufacturing seriously This is reflected in a number of decisions and policies from the Biden administration: - President Biden issued executive orders intended to help foster domestic manufacturing growth, including a critical supply chain review that resulted in a number of recommendations that were issued last month  - He also issued an executive order looking to ensure that wherever possible the government is spending tax payers' money on American-made products. This is already bearing fruit with new waiver guidance that will help close loopholes in Made in America rules But some of the most significant potential for revitalizing domestic manufacturing comes from the effort to rebuild America's infrastructure, especially if it comes with strong domestic procurement provisions.   The robust infrastructure investment President Biden is working toward won't just make our communities safer, it'll support a variety of good, union jobs.  From making the steel that goes into our bridges, to manufacturing pipes for our water systems, American workers are already well positioned to meet our country's infrastructure needs. But it's not just about meeting last century's infrastructure needs. We also need to invest in things like the fiber optic cables and renewable energy infrastructure – that USW members also make – that will be critical in keeping us connected well into the future. The bipartisan deal 21 Senators are working on is a good start, but we need to keep the momentum going. The website for the USW is www.USW.org.  Their handle on Twitter and Instagram is @steelworkers.

Leslie is joined by International Vice President of the United Steelworkers (USW), David McCall. The two discuss why the United States is poised for a manufacturing renaissance, and how we can assure that it happens. Manufacturing is the backbone of the country, providing both critical goods and good jobs. While union members have known this for years, the past year and a half drove home on a wide scale how important domestic manufacturing is not only to our economy, but also to our national security: - Broken supply chains during the pandemic meant shortages of lifesaving personal protective equipment and medical supplies- It also created supply chain shortages in other critical goods like computer chips - Other factors like the strain on Texas's electrical grid this winter are also creating shortages of plastics needed for consumer goods, highlighting the need for more resiliency in our supply chains The manufacturing sector has been weakened over the years by bad trade policy and lack of attention to meaningful and sound economic growth principles. The result of the pandemic caused the sector to fall even more deeply. As a result, in the 1st quarter of 2020, Durable Manufacturing production fell almost 10%, and by the 2nd quarter of 2020 it fell by 58%. In Non-Durable production, during the 1st quarter of 2020, it only fell by less than 1%, but in the 2nd quarter it dropped by 33%. The Manufacturing sector overall lost 1.3 million jobs in March and April of 2020 (900,00 in Durable and 400,00 in Non-Durable). Now the U.S. did add 15,000 manufacturing jobs in June, but we're still down 481,000 jobs from February 2020, which was just before the pandemic struck. Despite these struggles, this is a moment of great potential: - Once the extra federal stimulus money and extra unemployment benefits began in the latter half of 2020, the sector began to rebound - A recent report from the Reshoring Initiative revealed that more companies are reshoring production, or bringing manufacturing jobs back to the United States - Earlier this month, the FTC issued a rule to crack down on Made in America fraud which will help businesses that are truly operating here - We also have a President who is taking the need for domestic manufacturing seriously This is reflected in a number of decisions and policies from the Biden administration: - President Biden issued executive orders intended to help foster domestic manufacturing growth, including a critical supply chain review that resulted in a number of recommendations that were issued last month - He also issued an executive order looking to ensure that wherever possible the government is spending tax payers' money on American-made products. This is already bearing fruit with new waiver guidance that will help close loopholes in Made in America rules But some of the most significant potential for revitalizing domestic manufacturing comes from the effort to rebuild America's infrastructure, especially if it comes with strong domestic procurement provisions. The robust infrastructure investment President Biden is working toward won't just make our communities safer, it'll support a variety of good, union jobs. From making the steel that goes into our bridges, to manufacturing pipes for our water systems, American workers are already well positioned to meet our country's infrastructure needs. But it's not just about meeting last century's infrastructure needs. We also need to invest in things like the fiber optic cables and renewable energy infrastructure – that USW members also make – that will be critical in keeping us connected well into the future. The bipartisan deal 21 Senators are working on is a good start, but we need to keep the momentum going. The website for the USW is www.USW.org. Their handle on Twitter and Instagram is @steelworkers.

Today we are talking to David, the VP of Innovation at QTS Data Centers. And we discuss the balance between privacy, security and convenience, new innovation in the area of data storage, and the challenges of extending culture in a remote work environment.

The dairy sector says they are already cracking down on nitrogen use on farms. Earlier this week, Heather du Plessis-Allan spoke Nieve O'Flynn, the Greenpeace New Zealand Programme Director. Asked her what her top call to action for Climate Change was, O'Flynn says that there needs to be a phase out of synthetic nitrogen fertilisers.The very same day, Fonterra and Nestlé announced they are teaming up with DairyNZ to expand a plantain trial to help improve waterways and reduce on-farm greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.Incorporating certain varieties of plantain into a cow's diet has been shown to reduce the nitrogen concentration in their urine, which can leach through soil into groundwater.DairyNZ's General Manager for New Systems and Competitiveness, Dr David McCall, says the dairy sector has a wide range of work underway to reduce nitrates entering waterways and reduce on-farm emissions.McCall told Kerre McIcvor that dairy is vital to our economic well-being, and is important to nutrition across the planet. "People do need a level of animal protein in their diet."He says for the last 10 years they've looked at reducing their surplus nitrogen into the environment from dairy farming. McCall says that these things do take time, and it's important that they are fully accepted. "We found the plant has some great properties in the sense that there's less surplus nitrogen. But then we're working on these co-developments with farmers to make those properties work in practice." 

New England Blade - Mike Goatley, Jr., Ph.D., Professor & Extension Turfgrass Specialist, David McCall, Ph.D., Assistant Professor & Extension Turfgrass Pathologist and Shawn Askew, Ph.D., Professor & Extension Turfgrass Weed Scientist We’re not forecasting catastrophic weather events (although given the way 2020 has gone, what might happen?) Instead, this article is intended to help [...] The post NESTMA – The Pending Storm Coming to an Athletic Field Near You appeared first on The Turf Zone.

MTC Turf News - Mike Goatley, Jr., Ph.D., Professor & Extension Turfgrass Specialist, David McCall, Ph.D., Assistant Professor & Extension Turfgrass Pathologist and Shawn Askew, Ph.D., Professor & Extension Turfgrass Weed Scientist We’re not forecasting catastrophic weather events (although given the way 2020 has gone, what might happen?) Instead, this article is intended to help [...] The post Maryland Turfgrass Council – The Pending Storm Coming to an Athletic Field Near You appeared first on The Turf Zone.

Arkansas Turfgrass - Mike Goatley, Jr., Ph.D., Professor & Extension Turfgrass Specialist, David McCall, Ph.D., Assistant Professor & Extension Turfgrass Pathologist and Shawn Askew, Ph.D., Professor & Extension Turfgrass Weed Scientist We’re not forecasting catastrophic weather events (although given the way 2020 has gone, what might happen?) Instead, this article is intended to help you [...] The post Arkansas Turfgrass Association – The Pending Storm Coming to an Athletic Field Near You appeared first on The Turf Zone.

Mississippi Turfgrass - Mike Goatley, Jr., Ph.D., Professor & Extension Turfgrass Specialist, David McCall, Ph.D., Assistant Professor & Extension Turfgrass Pathologist and Shawn Askew, Ph.D., Professor & Extension Turfgrass Weed Scientist We’re not forecasting catastrophic weather events (although given the way 2020 has gone, what might happen?) Instead, this article is intended to help you [...] The post Mississippi Turfgrass Association – The Pending Storm Coming to an Athletic Field Near You appeared first on The Turf Zone.

Virginia Turfgrass Journal - Mike Goatley, Jr., Ph.D., Professor & Extension Turfgrass Specialist, David McCall, Ph.D., Assistant Professor & Extension Turfgrass Pathologist and Shawn Askew, Ph.D., Professor & Extension Turfgrass Weed Scientist We’re not forecasting catastrophic weather events (although given the way 2020 has gone, what might happen?) Instead, this article is intended to help [...] The post Virginia Turfgrass Council – The Pending Storm Coming to an Athletic Field Near You appeared first on The Turf Zone.

In this episode of the Funnels & Growth Show, I talk to David McCall all about how to get over the fear of selling! And who doesn't have a wobble now and then before making a sales call, right?! I've worked very closely with David over the last few months and can say that he is a sales genius! He has over 20 years experience in all aspects of sales, having run large-scale campaigns for the likes of O2 and Canon. He now specialises in closing high-ticket sales for many notable online marketers and runs a consultancy business focusing on providing sales training to other business owners. 

By definition, an ecosystem brings together multiple products in order to deliver an outcome. However, today's IoT standards don't go far enough enable different products to work together. Another layer is needed to ensure ecosystem products speak the same language. In this episode of the IoT business show, I speak with David McCall about the Open Connectivity Foundation and the codebase they provide to enable smart home products from different vendors to talk to each other – exactly what you need for any ecosystem Read the rest of the show analysis notes at: http://bit.ly/IoTPodcast112notes This show is brought to you by DIGITAL OPERATING PARTNERS Related links you may find useful: Season 1: Episodes and show notes Season 1 book: IoT Inc Season 2: Episodes and show notes Season 2 book: The Private Equity Digital Operating Partner Training: Digital transformation certification

Clip taken from IMPRVMNT #6 w/David McCall: https://open.spotify.com/episode/71l9AvK2edC8lb6YyN0WGU?si=m5ZLx9ByShmxZOZAQCX0Zw

Clip taken from IMPRVMNT #6 w/ David McCall: https://open.spotify.com/episode/71l9AvK2edC8lb6YyN0WGU?si=m5ZLx9ByShmxZOZAQCX0Zw

Clip taken from IMPRVMNT #6 w/David McCall: https://open.spotify.com/episode/71l9AvK2edC8lb6YyN0WGU?si=w7A1WFNnRBKyTOZq-xihuQ

Clip taken from IMPRVMNT #6 w/David McCall: https://open.spotify.com/episode/71l9AvK2edC8lb6YyN0WGU?si=hYnXmMB_T72aeZVQpF_3dg

Clip taken from IMPRVMNT #6 w/David McCall: https://open.spotify.com/episode/71l9AvK2edC8lb6YyN0WGU?si=vSwplkFdQzuSkt7yG14acw

Clip taken from IMPRVMNT #6 w/David McCall: https://open.spotify.com/episode/71l9AvK2edC8lb6YyN0WGU?si=ZnuXWiJkR6WZHYyA5DTRDQ

This week’s guest, David McCall, joins me to talk about... uff, it was a wide range conversation I’d say... but first, who is David McCall? Well, David (@maviddccall) besides being the senior associate and head of vocal department at New York Vocal Coaching studios, he is also one of the leading instructors of Contemporary Voice in New York City. David has also taught as a Master Teacher of Contemporary Voice for the NYSTA Comparative Vocal Pedagogy series. As a member of Actors Equity, he has performed and music directed in New York and regionally. As a music director and composer, he has collaborated on new musical theater works that have toured the US. As a write and producer, he has worked with many leading Broadway stars on popular web series. And last, but not least, he’s a founding member of The Nerve Project Theatre Company.

The world is changing, literally right before us - the last time there was a non-war global disruption was Atlantis or Noah. David McCall talk about how AI, Remote Work and other tools will usher in a new world of augmentation, risk and opportunity.   David believes good relationships and purpose affects one's life at every moment. He has been able to realize his calling to create teams that simplify and enhance people’s interactions within the world of technology. In the industry since 1997, his career has been anything but typical leading IT and technical teams in Hyperscale, Cloud, Hybrid IT, and Colocation. In his spare time, David enjoys boardgames with friends, family time with his wife and three teenage daughters, and perfecting how to grill.

Take a journey into our childhood, as we discuss our pre-pubescent infatuation with David McCall, our aversion to hearing the song Wild Horses and what immediately pops into our heads when we see a wooden roller coaster!

"The big deal, Laura, is that the guy gives me the creeps, and the girl is my daughter." - Steve WalkerThis episode might be a first...  This viewing of a cult classic from 1996, was looked at through completely different eyes than when Andrea and Melissa were 17!  Fear was a quintessential thriller for every teen girl, back in the day.  Touted as the "Fatal Attraction for teens", this movie is nowhere near the caliber of that Oscar-nominated film icon.  However, it surprisingly holds its own as a thriller that took a risk with its leading villain.  Mark Wahlberg and Reese Witherspoon have undeniable chemistry and still held our attention 24 years later.   Now that we have Valentine's Day behind us, this is the perfect time to supplement your binge-watching of psycho-stalker dramas (*cough cough* Netflix YOU).  The character of David McCall is one we fear from multiple perspectives.  Hang with us for this episode as we look at Fear in a whole new light.

This week we run back the 1996 thriller, Fear! Join us as Jason rages out about missed red flags and Sarah relives her memories. InstagramTikTokTwitterFacebook

Our conversation with David McCall. David is a senior designer at Audi working on some of the most cutting edge projects. He studied Industrial design at both Savannah college of art & design and North Carolina State University. After graduating he took his skills to Husqvarna were he was tasked with making lawn mowers look cool. He spent most of his time at Ford where he quickly moved up the ranks to Lead Interior designer. His most cherished project at Ford was being selected as part of an elite unit that was very small and super top secret to build the 2017 Ford GT. The GT program took the automotive industry by storm because of its raw power and beautiful design! It graced car magazine covers and websites across the globe. Dave moved on from Ford to a start up called Faraday Future where he met a colleague that later asked him to join a secret division at Audi in Malibu, California. We got to work with Dave and the elite team at Ford on the GT. Not only was it a dream project but the Ford team were an awesome group of people! Lets get the scoop from interior designer David McCall!

In this episode of Plano Pulse, you'll meet David McCall III - attorney, long-time Plano resident, and one of the keepers of our city's fascinating history. Listen in to learn some of the highlights of Plano's history, including a glimpse into life in Plano's early days, as well as a few of the events and developments that were critical to creating the city we know today. Plano Pulse is brought to you by our Presenting Sponsor, WORKSUITES. Learn more at www.worksuites.com.

Steven Julian, David McCall, and Casey Sanders discuss the benefits of having a group like Cards On The Table in a man's life.  Are you missing out on a very special helpful and meaningful experience as a man?

In this episode of Frankly Speaking, Frank Rossi chats with Dr. David McCall, assistant professor of turfgrass pathology at Virginia Tech. Topics of discussion include McCall's research on turfgrass pathology in the transition zone, his work with drones and remote sensing, and GPS-guided spray application. Follow David on Twitter at @VTTurfPath. Presented by DryJect and Intelligro/Civitas Turf Defense.

Mary and Julie invite improvisers, storytellers and friends to recount the plots of some of the most famous movies and TV shows. The twist? They’ve only ever seen the last 90 seconds. Listen as guests butcher the plots of some of the most beloved stories of all time.

A top NYC voice teacher, NYVC’s own David McCall comes on the air to discuss how to make the most of your time as an performer. He chats with Andy and Matt as they reflect on strategies for time management, building contacts with colleagues and professionals, and surrounding oneself with a supportive artistic community! Questions, thoughts, or requests on what topics you’d like to hear more about? Please send an email to podcast@newyorkvocalcoaching.com!   Subscribe to the podcast at: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/new-york-vocal-coaching-podcast/id1453190538?mt=2   Visit New York Vocal Coaching at: https://newyorkvocalcoaching.com/   For lessons with David, Andy, Matt, and the staff at NYVC: https://newyorkvocalcoaching.com/page/schedule   Check out NYVC’s “Quick Singing Tips,”  “Voice Lessons to the World,” and “Voice Breakdown” series on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcxo5COqhVc84JYS_bRdLyg   Follow Us On Social Media:Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/NewYorkVocal...Twitter - https://twitter.com/NYVocalCoachingInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/newyorkvoca...Tumblr - http://newyorkvocalcoaching.tumblr.com

Lane Windham, David McCall

We're excited to have Dave McCall, Director of Technology Office at QTS Data Centers, on this episode of Tech-Casting with Opex! Tune in for this interesting and hilarious conversation on the shift that QTS is making, software-defined data centers, the focus on digitizing, and much more!

Tonight's topics: -49ers disappoint again -Shaheen ‘don’t know’ football ... -Speaking of DJ Hyde ... —“He doesn’t make any fu**ing sense” —“He just keeps shining his a** through the whole fu**ing interview” —DJ’s mis-handling of Shlak —The “most honest interview he’s given”?!?!? —“Where’s the bundle?” —“What you can do is you can run your fu**ing company” —“We’re gonna’ have some asshole from France that we never met in Best of the Best” —“DJ, how ya’ doin’?” —“Common sense, social media, and DJ Hyde: That s**t does not go together” —The “end of Dojo Wars” —“They should be slashing training prices at the CZW Dojo” -Late night with ... Nick Gage —“Where’s my commissary?” —H8 Club ... Dead -Preview of GCW’s upcoming “Line in the Sand” show in Allentown —Darby Allin is “looking fu**ing legit” —Going up against “Hot Buzz” -Preview of CZW’s upcoming “Night of Infamy” show —Jimmy Jacobs, a “fu**ing legend”?!?!? -Jericho vs Omega -Triple H in ICW -Are Sami and David Starr still JML Brothers? -Preview of 305 Hoss tournament —“What exactly makes David McCall a hoss?” —“They might as well just take that 305 out of there” -“They don’t have a TV deal in New Jersey, so I don’t really give a f**k what they’re doing in China” -IWA-MS in OR out of business? -Jun Kasai isn’t done! -“Extreme Rising has no place in the NorthEast”