Podcast appearances and mentions of David Stuart

David Stuart and Hoani Hotene joined Sofia in the studio to chat about their shows for Comedy Festival. 

This week, Scotland to Auckland was a circuitous route for comic David Stuart who came seeking love and a laugh - he's gets there in the end. Produced by Kadambari Raghukumar.Go to this episode on rnz.co.nz for more details

Raymond Fellow, David Stuart shares the message with us this week. The scripture reference in "Living the Questions" is Matthew 7:7-11.

Surfers for Climate and Volcom Presents… ATS LIVE at The Trade Up Cup Tradies are the life blood of this country, its economy and the future of the planet. At the recent Trade Up Cup at URBNSurf Sydney Surfers For Climate brought together over 100 of the biggest shred lord chippies, sparkies, plumbers, painters, water proofers and industry game changers for an epic day of sharing ideas on how to make building and work site practices more sustainable and eco friendly while ripping the shiz out of of the place. Join Smiv & Deadly as they chat to Cal Robson, Heath Joske, MP for Pittwater Jacqui Scruby, Dane “Frackman” Pratzky, Surfers For Climate CEO Josh Kirkman, Paint guru David Stuart, Young Henry's Oscar McMahon and the crew at Buckaroo tool belts for a wild old night at the Warren View Hotel.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Very early on in the battle, both sides realized that the terrain at Shiloh was going to make for a difficult conflict. General Parker Hills details the intriguing action between Confederate forces under Brigadier General Adley H. Gladden and Union forces under Col. David Stuart. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/battlefields/support

DJ et JS poursuivent leur échange sur les enjeux multiples du chemsex avec une émouvante authenticité. Avec gratitude, ils rendent hommage à David Stuart, une figure qui les a profondément touchés et un modèle qui a inspiré des initiatives communautaires partout à travers le monde.  Si le chemsex est complexe, notre responsabilité est donc d'accueillir la diversité des récits. Chaque voix compte, chaque parcours est unique. DJ et JS nous rappellent que de la douleur peut naître une lumière. L'humour et le «care» comme moyen thérapeutique les a aidés à mieux se comprendre et à guérir. Finalement, ils se mobilisent autour d'un projet de communauté qu'on espère voir naître aussi.  Un balado proposé par Daniel-Jonathan Laroche et Jean-Sébastien Rousseau  Références : METH ET RÉALITÉ La Clinique médicale du Quartier latin peut être une bonne porte d'entrée pour parler à du personnel qualifié, ou à un intervenant spécialisé dans le Chemsex, de ta relation avec la consommation ou d'autres sphères de ta vie sur lesquelles le Crystal Meth a des répercussions. L'équipe de la CMU Quartier Latin, saura t'accompagner et t'orienter au besoin vers les bonnes ressources. Les consultations sont faites dans le respect et sans jugement. Contacte Daniel-Jonathan Laroche Téléphone : 514 941-7393 ou djlaroche@cmql.ca ÇA PREND UN VILLAGE Ici, on se raconte nos histoires. Ici, c'est un espace sécuritaire. Ici, on est reconnu‧e‧s et représenté‧e‧s. On travaille pour que les services offerts aux personnes comme nous soient mieux adaptés à nos réalités. Un jour, on aimerait voir s'ouvrir un lieu pour nous et par nous, dédié au rétablissement. D'ici là, on prend la parole et on avance. Si vous souhaitez obtenir du soutien en lien avec le chemsex, consultez la liste de ressources et de services disponibles sur la page: Ressources / services chemsex.   

Check out David Stuart MacLean and his book, The Answer to the Riddle is Me: A Memoir of Amnesia Learn more about Michelle Redo and sign up for my newsletter, The Re-do at MichelleRedo.comListen to more music from Phil Redo on Band Camp, or search for Phil Redo at Spotify or Apple Music.Thanks for listening!

"In a way, if you were a juror on this case, you got educated on cryptocurrency, terrorist financing, and also the Syrian Civil War." - Edward Burns In this episode, Ian Andrews (CMO, Chainalysis) has a full house as he speaks to several key members of the Manhattan District Attorney's Office, including the District Attorney, Alvin Bragg, the Assistant District Attorney, Edward Burns and the Chief of the Counterterrorism Unit, David Stuart.  As well as Dan Heesemann, Intelligence Research Specialist at the NYPD. The team discusses a fascinating case involving cryptocurrency and terrorism financing and shares how they were able to uncover an individual sending money to a terrorist group in Syria and planning violent attacks on American soil. They walk through the challenges of presenting technical evidence in court and the surprising defense strategy used by the defendant. This gripping episode sheds light on the intersection of crime, cryptocurrency, and counterterrorism efforts and the persistence and collaboration law enforcement and the District Attorney's office have to utilize in order to bring these criminals to justice.  Minute-by-minute episode breakdown 2 | Background of the public sector guests and their entrance into cryptocurrency     4 | The People  vs. Victoria Jacobs: The cryptocurrency terrorist financing case 9 | Unveiling the terrorist financier's intent and tactics 14 | The elusive Salman Belarusi: Operational security mastermind 18 | Simplifying cryptocurrency for jury understanding 20 | Terrorism, cryptocurrency and the Syrian Conflict 22 | Jury deliberates for hours and finds the defendant guilty on all counts  25 | Manhattan DA, Alvin Bragg explains provides an update on sentencing and closure in case Related resources Check out more resources provided by Chainalysis that perfectly complement this episode of the Public Key. Website: Manhattan District Attorney's Office: One Standard of Justice for All Website: New York City Police Department (NYPD) is the largest and one of the oldest municipal police departments in the United States Press Release: Victoria Jacobs Sentenced To 18 Years In Prison For Using Cryptocurrency To Fund Syrian-Based Terrorist Groups; Launder Supporters' Contributions Registration: Digital premiere of Links 2024 (NYC Main Stage Content and more - Register Now!) Report -  Crypto Investigations: Blockchain Intelligence for Law Enforcement (Available Now) YouTube: Chainalysis YouTube page Twitter: Chainalysis Twitter: Building trust in blockchain Tik Tok: Building trust in #blockchains among people, businesses, and governments. Telegram: Chainalysis on Telegram  Speakers on today's episode Ian Andrews * Host * (Chief Marketing Officer, Chainalysis) Alvin Bragg (District Attorney, Manhattan District Attorney's Office) Edward Burns (Assistant District Attorney, Manhattan District Attorney's Office) David Stuart (Chief of the Counterterrorism Unit, Manhattan District Attorney's Office) Dan Heesemann (Intelligence Research Specialist, NYPD) This website may contain links to third-party sites that are not under the control of Chainalysis, Inc. or its affiliates (collectively “Chainalysis”). Access to such information does not imply association with, endorsement of, approval of, or recommendation by Chainalysis of the site or its operators, and Chainalysis is not responsible for the products, services, or other content hosted therein. Our podcasts are for informational purposes only, and are not intended to provide legal, tax, financial, or investment advice. Listeners should consult their own advisors before making these types of decisions. Chainalysis has no responsibility or liability for any decision made or any other acts or omissions in connection with your use of this material. Chainalysis does not guarantee or warrant the accuracy, completeness, timeliness, suitability or validity of the information in any particular podcast and will not be responsible for any claim attributable to errors, omissions, or other inaccuracies of any part of such material.  Unless stated otherwise, reference to any specific product or entity does not constitute an endorsement or recommendation by Chainalysis. The views expressed by guests are their own and their appearance on the program does not imply an endorsement of them or any entity they represent. Views and opinions expressed by Chainalysis employees are those of the employees and do not necessarily reflect the views of the company.

In this Blog Presentation with an interview, I look back at the past encounters between Germany and Scotland.The Interview will be as a video link companion, while the Blog will be a presentation of the events. The Interviewee is:Mr. David Stuart Mr. Stuart is a former fanzine writer and co-founder of the Scotland Epistles football magazine. Co-author of two books on the Scotland national side along with Robert Marshall. Mr. Stuart has appeared before on the podcast discussing the matches of the Scotland National Team. Mr. Stuart's contact info:twitter: @davstu11https://scotlandepistles.com/ Links of books, co-authored with Mr. Robert Marshall:https://www.amazon.com/Scotland-Country-Collectables-David-Stuart/dp/1785315455https://www.amazon.com/Scottish-Football-Souvenirs-Golden-Years/dp/1785318640  My contact information:on twitter @sp1873 and on facebook under Soccernostalgia.https://linktr.ee/sp1873 Listen on Spotify / Apple Podcasts:https://open.spotify.com/episode/0R5bURaKdcEAkrI8gYnLwa?si=wqn51YOhRQ6wvcmIv0wFug&nd=1&dlsi=b59e62f1a7a2491bhttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/soccernostalgia-talk-podcast/id1601074369?i=1000655000913Blog Link: https://soccernostalgia.blogspot.com/2024/05/international-head-to-head-part-16.html Youtube link:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kDLh1O4vhU4Support the Show.

Returning guests David Stuart and Joe Greenetz join Dan to play a fantasy-style draft of rock albums released in 2012. Each player ends up with 5 albums on their "roster," and voting will take place over at the Facebook discussion group. PGV on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3TndELJ... PGV on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... PGV Shirts: prettygoodvibrations.bigcartel.com PGV Facebook Discussion Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/802347208310205/ Dan's music licensing library: https://dankoch.net/library Email Dan: prettygoodvibrationspodcast@gmail.com IG: www.instagram.com/prettygoodvibespod/ Artwork: https://www.nickryanluevano.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

David Stuart MacLean, author and one of Duncan's oldest friends, re-joins the DTFH! You can find David's books everywhere you buy your books! Check out The Answer to the Riddle Is Me: A Memoir of Amnesia and keep an eye out for David's new collection of essays, coming soon! Interested in writing? Check out David's online class at StoryStudio Chicago: The Six-Month Spark. Sign up now! Class starts January 11, 2024. Original music by Aaron Michael Goldberg. This episode is brought to you by: Lumi Labs - Visit MicroDose.com and use code DUNCAN at checkout for 30% Off and FREE Shipping on your first order! Rocket Money - Visit RocketMoney.com/Duncan to cancel your unwanted subscriptions and start saving!  AG1 - Visit DrinkAG1.com/Duncan for a FREE 1-year supply of vitamin D and 5 FREE travel packs with your first purchase!

David Stuart returns for the innagural episode of a new format we are trying, focused on shorter takes from each of us, huddled around the same time period and genre. In this case, that's 2000s emo, with arguments presented about Saves the Day (3:30), Jimmy World You (32:40), Motion City Soundtrack (56:00), and The Used (1:04:00). ** JOIN THE NEW FACEBOOK GROUP: https://www.facebook.com/groups/802347208310205/ ** Spotify playlist for today's episode: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6mHqx3R71527bC1qNJKNBH?si=31e2b3177dad4d88 Dan's music licensing library: https://dankoch.net/library Email Dan: prettygoodvibrationspodcast@gmail.com IG: www.instagram.com/prettygoodvibespod/ Artwork: https://www.nickryanluevano.com/

We're trying out a new episode style, which on-air I called "Sugar, We're Throwin' Down" but in the future, I will probably refer to it as "David vs. Goliath." At any rate, it was my guest David Stuart's idea and basic structure, and I love it! He brought in a favorite and underrated album, The Starting Line's "Direction," which competed head-to-head with the winner of an 8-album mini-tournament of established emo/punk releases from that same year. Also, Kristen Tideman (of Justin Vernon episodes fame) joined us about halfway through! We listen to and discuss Anberlin, Motion City Soundtrack, Against Me!, Paramore, Relient K, and more. Spotify playlist for today's episode: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/28MPj3MuTdI4tEXN5E6NNo?si=0710a4e9b4d143b0 Dan's music licensing library: https://dankoch.net/library Email Dan: prettygoodvibrationspodcast@gmail.com IG: www.instagram.com/prettygoodvibespod/ Artwork: https://www.nickryanluevano.com/

You might remember the somewhat bizarre worries that swept through certain circles back in 2012, based on the end of the world being predicted by the Maya calendar. The world didn't end, which is unsurprising because the Maya hadn't predicted that, and for that matter they had no way of doing so. But there is very interesting archeology behind our understanding of how the Maya developed their calendar, as well as other aspects of their language and scientific understanding. Mayanist David Stuart takes us on a tour of what we know and what we're still discovering.Blog post with transcript: https://www.preposterousuniverse.com/podcast/2023/08/14/246-david-stuart-on-time-and-science-in-maya-civilization/Support Mindscape on Patreon.David Stuart received his Ph.D. in anthropology from Vanderbilt University. He is currently professor of Art History and Director of the Mesoamerica Center at the University of Texas, Austin. He is the youngest-ever recipient of the MacArthur Fellowship. Among his books is The Order of Days: Unlocking the Secrets of the Ancient Maya.Web siteUniversity of Texas web pageGoogle Scholar publicationsWikipediaSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Part 2: my friend and former bandmate David Stuart joins me to discuss Joy Division, Interpol, Public Image Ltd., LCD Soundsystem, Talking Heads, and even... U2? Spotify playlist for today's episode: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2xxSVMhdV2sYoC1ABzS58g?si=bb9848304a3d467c&pt=c6e520a4a0744150ad6d758940a1df6f Dan's music licensing library: https://dankoch.net/library Email Dan: prettygoodvibrationspodcast@gmail.com Follow Dan on IG: www.instagram.com/dancoke/ Or Twitter: twitter.com/DanKoch Dan's podcasting site: dankochwords.com Artwork: https://www.nickryanluevano.com/ Photo: https://jennydjames.com/

My friend and former bandmate David Stuart joins me to talk through the coolest of all rock movements: Post-Punk. Grab a Hamm's tall boy and pull up a bar stool as we discuss Joy Division, Interpol, Public Image Ltd., LCD Soundsystem, Talking Heads, and even... U2? Part 2 releases next week. Spotify playlist for today's episode: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2xxSVMhdV2sYoC1ABzS58g?si=bb9848304a3d467c&pt=c6e520a4a0744150ad6d758940a1df6f Dan's music licensing library: https://dankoch.net/library Email Dan: prettygoodvibrationspodcast@gmail.com Follow Dan on IG: www.instagram.com/dancoke/ Or Twitter: twitter.com/DanKoch Dan's podcasting site: dankochwords.com Artwork: https://www.nickryanluevano.com/ Photo: https://jennydjames.com/

Łączenie środków psychoaktywnych z kontaktami seksualnymi nie jest nowym zjawiskiem społecznym. Od wieków ludzie stosowali różne substancje psychoaktywne dla polepszenia jakości seksu, choć zmieniał się rodzaj i sposób ich zażywania. David Stuart jako pierwszy zdefiniował to zjawisko i ukuł pojęcie „chemsex” na określenie seksu uprawianego pod wpływem substancji psychoaktywnych przez środowisko MSM (ang. men who have sex with men, pol. mężczyźni mający kontakty seksualne z mężczyznami). Agata Stola opowie, co kryje się za tym terminem. Rozmowę poprowadzi Sandra Dyrka, przewodnicząca Koła Naukowego Seksuologii. Wszystkie spotkania odbyły się w ramach Festiwalu Seksualności 2022, organizowanego przez Koło Naukowe Seksuologii Uniwersytetu SWPS w Poznaniu. Strefa Psyche Uniwersytetu SWPS to projekt popularyzujący wiedzę psychologiczną na najwyższym merytorycznym poziomie oraz odkrywający możliwości działania, jakie daje psychologia w różnych sferach życia zarówno prywatnego, jak i zawodowego. Projekt obejmuje działania online, których celem jest umożliwienie rozwoju każdemu, kto ma taką potrzebę lub ochotę, niezależnie od miejsca, w którym się znajduje. Więcej o projekcie: https://web.swps.pl/strefa-psyche

De Britse gitarist en zanger Chad Stuart is Dood maar niet vergeten. Hij overleed op 20 december 2020 op 79-jarige leeftijd aan een longontsteking na een val. Chad Stuart is de artiestennaam van David Stuart…Continue Reading "IM: Chad Stuart"

Dr. Wiplove (Wip) Lamba has come closing questions for addictions case manager and former addict Jean-Paul (JP) Michael.  A lot of things were not discussed.     Wip does ask however what it was like to have had a recent history of drug use and attend a training on chemsex for health care providers, how he can do his job better, and JP gives Wip a few ideas of what to put up into his office to make the environment more inviting.    JP also makes it clear that we need to have the conversations to get these experiences out in the open.     Here is David Stuart website    https://davidstuart.org  Here is HQ, a sexual health clinic that offers so much more, and is led by Dr. Tim Guimond, a close mentor and friend who embodies the spirit that we want to with our patients.     https://hqtoronto.ca  The Aids Committee of Toronto https://www.actoronto.org Featuring addiction psychiatrist Dr. Wiplove (Wip) Lamba, addictions case manager and former addict Jean-Paul (JP) Michael, along with their guests discuss all things related to substance use, addiction, addiction medicine, psychotherapy, harm reduction, treatment and recovery. Wip and JP share their motivation, curiosity, and passion for their craft. JP works on a daily basis in a renown inner city hospital in Canada's largest city. This work is separate from Wiplove's clinical and academic work.  The content should not be taken as direct medical advice or clinical instruction. #Lived experience #PWID #addiction #recovery #Unity health #St. Michael's hospital #Captainhooked #wiplove lamba #Jean-Paul Michael #addiction medicine #Crystal meth #chemsex #party and play #pnp #ghb #grindr

Addiction Psychiatrist Dr. Wiplove Lamba & Addictions Case Manager and former addict Jean-Paul (JP) Michael have learnt a lot about how to help men who “party with drugs” (PNP) from Dr. David Stuart. Dr. Stuart has been a beacon of light in trying to help health care providers help those who party with drugs.  In this session, Wip has to prepare a talk for Monday where he teaches on “Party and Play”. JP, having been to the training and having some lived experience in the area, agreed to answer a few of Wip's questions.  In the conversation, the following organizations come up.     https://davidstuart.org  https://www.actoronto.org  https://hqtoronto.ca/health-services/    https://www.grindr.com/  The series will have at least 2 other parts. One where Wiplove will give his didactic talk on party and play. And another where Wiplove, more informed from his own research, will ask JP about he can better serve these patients when he sees them in his practice.     Featuring addiction psychiatrist Dr. Wiplove (Wip) Lamba, addictions case manager and former addict Jean-Paul (JP) Michael, along with their guests discuss all things related to substance use, addiction, addiction medicine, psychotherapy, harm reduction, treatment and recovery. Wip and JP share their motivation, curiosity, and passion for their craft. JP works on a daily basis in a renown inner city hospital in Canada's largest city. This work is separate from Wiplove's clinical and academic work.  The content should not be taken as direct medical advice or clinical instruction.

David Stuart, Founder and President of https://swinsurancegroup.com/ (Southwestern Insurance Group), describes the current state of the insurance industry, and what sets his company apart from others in the ever-more-competitive insurance landscape. Hear David's full interview in Episode 396 of The Action Catalyst. Mentioned in this episode: https://the-action-catalyst.captivate.fm/givingdoneright (Giving Done Right)

David Stuart, Founder and President of https://swinsurancegroup.com/ (Southwestern Insurance Group), shares successful philosophies on expanding your team, why hindsight is the best foresight, how your trials are someone else's inspiration, and what it means to define “fun” in business, plus covers his adventures in water polo, getting hit in the face, and the similarity between himself and Mark Wahlberg. Mentioned in this episode: This episode is brought to you by Southwestern Insurance Group This episode is brought to you by Southwestern Insurance Group. https://the-action-catalyst.captivate.fm/southwesterninsurancegroup (Southwestern Insurance Group)

In celebration of the long-awaited re-issue of his book Bending The Willow, we spoke with author David Stuart Davies about this insightful volume covering Jeremy Brett's work on the Granada series and Davies' converations with the lengendary actor himself. Bending The Willow is now available for purchase at: www.tvbrain.info/shop Feedback: contact@sherlockpodcast.com Patreon: www.patreon.com/sherlockpodcast Facebook: www.facebook.com/SherlockPod Twitter: www.twitter.com/sherlockpod Web: www.sherlockpodcast.com

This is the 74th episode of my podcast with Mr. Paul Whittle of https://the1888letter.com/, @1888letter.We continue our interview series with Mr. David Stuart of the Scotland Epistles Football Magazine https://scotlandepistles.com/ as we discuss the matches of the Scotland National Team for the 1985/86 season.Mr. Stuart is a former fanzine writer and co-founder of the Scotland Epistles football magazine. Co-author of two books on the Scotland national side along with Robert Marshall.Our other regular guest, Mr. Mr. Gillies was unavailable this time, but will be back for future podcasts on the subject. For any questions/comments, you may contact us:You may also contact me on this blog, on twitter @sp1873 and on facebook under Soccernostalgia.https://linktr.ee/sp1873 Mr. Paul Whittle, @1888letter on twitter and https://the1888letter.com/contact/https://linktr.ee/BeforeThePremierLeague You may also follow the podcast on spotify and now on Google podcasts,  Apple podcasts and stitcher all under ‘Soccernostalgia Talk Podcast'Please leave a review, rate and subscribe if you like the podcast.Mr. Stuart's contact info:twitter: @davstu11https://scotlandepistles.com/ Mr. Gillies' contact info:twitter: @wanderer1982  Link to Mr. Paul Whittle's book (Before the Premier League: A History of the Football League's Last Decades):https://the1888letter.com/book-before-the-premier-league/http://www.wibblepublishing.com/bpl.html  Listen on Spotify / Apple Podcasts / Google Podcasts / Stitcher:https://open.spotify.com/episode/0c5xOMJm1Pxh3u603QgdGb?si=_oysGwaiQcuYVCACOKcjOA&nd=1https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/soccernostalgia-talk-podcast/id1601074369?i=1000567772001https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkcy5idXp6c3Byb3V0LmNvbS84MzgyNzMucnNz/episode/QnV6enNwcm91dC0xMDg1ODQ1Nw==https://www.stitcher.com/show/soccernostalgia-talk-podcast/episode/soccernostalgia-talk-podcast-episode-74-scotland-national-team-1985-86-with-david-stuart-204391358   Youtube Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ejTdhn0PYk Blog Link: https://soccernostalgia.blogspot.com/2022/06/soccernostalgia-talk-podcast-episode-74.htmlSupport the Show.

W szesnastym odcinku opowiadam o kalendarzu Majów, uzdatnianiu wody i dostarczaniu prądu, średniowiecznych biesiadach i hibernacji podczas kosmicznych podróży.A jeśli uznasz, że warto wspierać ten projekt to zapraszam do serwisu Patronite, każda dobrowolna wpłata od słuchaczy pozwoli mi na rozwój i doskonalenie tego podkastu, bardzo dziękuję za każde wsparcie!Zapraszam również na Facebooka, Twittera i Instagrama, każdy lajk i udostępnienie pomoże w szerszym dotarciu do słuchaczy, a to jest teraz moim głównym celem :)Źródła użyte przy tworzeniu odcinka:David Stuart, Heather Hurst, Boris Beltrán, William Saturno, "An early Maya calendar record from San Bartolo, Guatemala", https://doi.org/10.1126/sciadv.abl9290Tim Brinkhof, "Archaeologists find earliest known evidence of the infamous Mayan calendar", https://bigthink.com/the-past/mayan-calendar-hieroglyphs/Adam Zewe, MIT News Office, "From seawater to drinking water, with the push of a button", https://news.mit.edu/2022/portable-desalination-drinking-water-0428Lottie Limb, "What are ‘solar boxes' and will they revolutionise renewable energy?", https://www.euronews.com/green/2022/05/05/what-are-solar-boxes-and-will-they-revolutionise-renewable-energyUNICEF, "Drinking water", https://data.unicef.org/topic/water-and-sanitation/drinking-water/LEGGETT, S., & LAMBERT, T. (2022). Food and Power in Early Medieval England: A lack of (isotopic) enrichment. Anglo-Saxon England, 1-33. https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/anglo-saxon-england/article/food-and-power-in-early-medieval-england-a-lack-of-isotopic-enrichment/46263E5BB81F455CD873220C0B7601B9Katie Hunt, "Medieval feasts looked very different from what pop culture might suggest, study says", https://edition.cnn.com/2022/05/05/europe/meat-vegetables-anglo-saxon-england-kings-scn/Parker, A., Romano, S., Ansorge, R. et al. Fecal microbiota transfer between young and aged mice reverses hallmarks of the aging gut, eye, and brain. Microbiome 10, 68 (2022). https://doi.org/10.1186/s40168-022-01243-wNick Lavars, "Fecal transplants reverse signs of aging in brain, gut and eyes of mice", https://newatlas.com/medical/fecal-transplants-aging-mouse-brains-eyes/Nespolo Roberto F., Mejias Carlos and Bozinovic Francisco 2022Why bears hibernate? Redefining the scaling energetics of hibernationProc. R. Soc. B.2892022045620220456, http://doi.org/10.1098/rspb.2022.0456Mike Mcrae, "Here's Why Hibernation in Space May Not Be Possible For Humans After All", https://www.sciencealert.com/a-common-sci-fi-solution-for-long-distance-space-travel-could-be-pointless-for-humansSage Marshall, "Bolivian Dolphins Spotted “Playing” with Giant Anaconda", https://www.fieldandstream.com/conservation/bolivian-dolphins-play-giant-anaconda/

This is part two of the 70thepisode of the ‘Soccernostalgia Talk Podcast'. As always this is Shahan from Los Angeles and I am joined by Paul from Shipley in EnglandFor this episode, we have a special podcast. Earlier this year, Paul proposed the idea to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the 1982 World Cup, by interviewing some of our regular guests, who would have been around and lived through the World Cup.This was not meant to be in-depth or analytical analysis of the tournament.We just want to hear personal memories of the event and then compile everyone's responses spread into one or two podcasts.Myself and Paul will also include our own memories in the end. The 1982 World Cup was a formative football experience for Shahan and myself. As an eight-year-old football fan, this tournament was my introduction to the global game beyond Europe, and the 40th anniversary seemed worth commemorating. Through the podcast and Shahan's network of contacts, we have fans who watched around the world in 1982 sharing their experiences and memories. I have to say the only disappointment was not being able to get a guest from Northern Ireland – we tried to get hold of several fans and even players, but unfortunately without any luck. Thank you to everyone who contributed to the podcast, and we hope you enjoy these interviews and memories of a great tournament, the 1982 World Cup.   For this second part, the following shared their memories of the 1982 World Cup:Mr. Franco Spicciariello (from Italy) @spicciarMr. Davey Naylor (from England) @englandstatsMr. David Stuart (from Scotland) @davstu11 We also included our own memories in the end.  Once again, we would like to thank everyone who participated in this special two-part podcast. These include:Mr. Nacho Dimari (from Argentina) @ElOlegMr. José Inácio Werneck (from Brazil) @WerneckInacio @brasilcopa70Mr. Davide Eskelund Rota (from Italy)Mr. Franco Spicciariello (from Italy) @spicciarMr. Gavin Buckland (from England) @GavinBuckland1Mr. Davey Naylor (from England) @englandstatsMr.  Carles Lozano (from Spain) @carleslozanoMr. David Stuart (from Scotland) @davstu11Mr. Jan Roskott (from the Netherlands) @DutchSoccerSite  As always feel free to leave questions and comments.For any questions/comments, you may contact us:You may also contact me on this blog, on twitter @sp1873 and on facebook under Soccernostalgia.Mr. Paul Whittle, @1888letter on twitter and his blog the1988letter.You may also follow the podcast on spotify and now on Google podcasts, Apple podcasts and stitcher all under ‘Soccernostalgia Talk Podcast'Please leave a review, rate and subscribe if you like the podcast. and again all this information is listed on the blog and spotify listings Listen on Spotify / Apple Podcasts / Google Podcasts / Stitcher:https://open.spotify.com/episode/2FYXuFEjhsmp8JigVqMmMq?si=cz_q1eUDT8O_4ugDaeOtcA&nd=1https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/soccernostalgia-talk-podcast/id1601074369?i=1000559530628https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkcy5idXp6c3Byb3V0LmNvbS84MzgyNzMucnNz/episode/QnV6enNwcm91dC0xMDU1NDIxMw==Support the Show.

On this week's show: Climate change is killing critical soil organisms in arid regions, and early evidence for the Maya calendar from a site in Guatemala Staff Writer Elizabeth Pennisi joins host Sarah Crespi to discuss how climate change is affecting “biocrust,” a thin layer of fungi, lichens, and other microbes that sits on top of desert soil, helping retain water and create nutrients for rest of the ecosystem. Recent measurements in Utah suggest the warming climate is causing a decline in the lichen component of biocrust, which is important for adding nitrogen into soils. Next, Sarah talks with Skidmore College anthropologist Heather Hurst, who directs Guatemala's San Bartolo-Xultun Regional Archaeological Project, and David Stuart, a professor of art history and director of the Mesoamerica Center at the University of Texas, Austin, about their new Science Advances paper. The study used radiocarbon dating to pin down the age of one of the earliest pieces of the Maya calendar. Found in an archaeological dig in San Bartolo, Guatemala, the character known as “seven deer” (which represents a day in the Maya calendar), was dated to 300 B.C.E. That early appearance challenges what researchers know about the age and origins of the Maya dating system. This week's episode was produced with help from Podigy. [Image: Heather Hurst; Music: Jeffrey Cook] [alt: Ixbalamque painting from San Barolo, Guatemala, with podcast symbol overlay] Authors: Sarah Crespi; Liz Pennisi Episode page: https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.abq4848 About the Science Podcast:https://www.science.org/content/page/about-science-podcast     See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this week's show: Climate change is killing critical soil organisms in arid regions, and early evidence for the Maya calendar from a site in Guatemala Staff Writer Elizabeth Pennisi joins host Sarah Crespi to discuss how climate change is affecting “biocrust,” a thin layer of fungi, lichens, and other microbes that sits on top of desert soil, helping retain water and create nutrients for rest of the ecosystem. Recent measurements in Utah suggest the warming climate is causing a decline in the lichen component of biocrust, which is important for adding nitrogen into soils. Next, Sarah talks with Skidmore College anthropologist Heather Hurst, who directs Guatemala's San Bartolo-Xultun Regional Archaeological Project, and David Stuart, a professor of art history and director of the Mesoamerica Center at the University of Texas, Austin, about their new Science Advances paper. The study used radiocarbon dating to pin down the age of one of the earliest pieces of the Maya calendar. Found in an archaeological dig in San Bartolo, Guatemala, the character known as “seven deer” (which represents a day in the Maya calendar), was dated to 300 B.C.E. That early appearance challenges what researchers know about the age and origins of the Maya dating system. This week's episode was produced with help from Podigy. [Image: Heather Hurst; Music: Jeffrey Cook] [alt: Ixbalamque painting from San Barolo, Guatemala, with podcast symbol overlay] Authors: Sarah Crespi; Liz Pennisi Episode page: https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.abq4848 About the Science Podcast:https://www.science.org/content/page/about-science-podcast     See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week, we laid bait of lofty vision statements and years of intricate tax dodging, to lure one of Britain's most-awarded copywriters from the shadows. Locked and loaded to lob a few volleys at brand purpose, he's Nick Asbury.   A brilliant writer and a thoroughly good bloke to boot, Nick crafts witty and charming words for branding and design.  Pile your plate high as Nick talks to us on how a poem about the England football team got him in real trouble, differentiating between writing for design versus writing for ads, Paul Newman's salad dressing, using wit (properly), a Friends NFT, why the Innocent imitators in packaging copy need to cut it out, and his plans to dismantle brand purpose. You won't be disappointed.  ///// Check out Nick's Substack  Especially his blog Start with why, end with wire fraud     Follow him on Twitter   He's one half of Asbury & Asbury   Alongside, Sue Asbury, whose ace paintings you should check out here   Read The Nations Prayer poem that got him in real trouble    Buy the Perpetual Disappointments Diary   Here's Realtime Notes   Clive James on Desert Island Discs  And the brilliant Ends Fri Friends ad  Timestamps (02:05) - Quickfire questions  (05:22) - First-ever job  (13:31) - Writing for design versus writing for advertising  (18:50) - A Smile in the Mind  (22:05) - Use of wit in advertising and design  (27:05) - Brand purpose (

On this episode of Going Underground, we speak to Dr. Jason Nichols, senior lecturer in African-American studies at University of Maryland and host of ‘Vince and Jason Save the Nation'. He discusses rising tensions between the US, its NATO allies and Russia over Ukraine, the comparison of Russian President Vladimir Putin to Adolf Hitler on US news outlets, why Biden will likely keep the US out of any conflict, voting rights and democracy being under attack in the US with inaction from President Joe Biden, and much more! Finally, we speak to Matthew Hodson, executive director of aidsmap. He discusses his friendship with the late David Stuart, the pioneer of the term ‘chemsex', widely lauded for his work at 56 Dean Street and the Club Drug Clinic. He also talks about the uphill climb to develop a HIV vaccine, the changing prevalence of HIV in LGBTQ community and the heterosexual community, and much more.

Matthew Bannister on Lord Sainsbury of Preston Candover who led the expansion of the family grocery business during the 1970s and 80s. David Stuart, the former gay escort and drug dealer who turned his life around and became a much loved support worker and advocate for the LGBT community. Elizabeth Selby, who with her husband ran one of the UK's most successful photographic agencies, supplying pictures to newspapers and magazines around the world. And Ronnie Spector, lead singer of the Ronettes and wife of the notorious music producer Phil Spector. Producer: Neil George Interviewed guest: Sir Timothy Sainsbury Interviewed guest: Adam Leyland Interviewed guest: Matthew Hodson Interviewed guest: John Selby Interviewed guest: Herbie Knott Archive clips used: Sainsburys, Jamie Oliver Advert 2003; BBC Archive, Woman's Hour - Centenary of J. Sainsbury Ltd 18/04/1969; BBC Radio 4, The Fall & Rise of Reginald Perrin: The Manipulators 29/01/1980; .NOBI Films, hu.mans: David Stuart 2016; David Stuart YouTube Channel, Why chemsex support doesn't belong in traditional addiction services 30/12/2021; BBC 6 Music, Lauren Laverne with Ronnie Spector 15/06/2016; BBC Radio 2, Tycoon of Teen 21/12/1996.

Debbie is on day 10 of Covid self isolation. We pay tribute after the sad passing of activist and LGBTQ+ stalwart David Stuart. We meet the latest crop of entertainmet fodder on The Apprentice… All that plus KJ Appa Remember you can catch up with the latest via @ThisisNDebz on Twitter. If you'd like to get in touch with the show you can email us via thisisNDebz@gmail.com or message us via www.facebook.com/NDebzOfficial

Debbie is on day 10 of Covid self isolation. We pay tribute after the sad passing of activist and LGBTQ+ stalwart David Stuart. We meet the latest crop of entertainmet fodder on The Apprentice… All that plus KJ Appa Remember you can catch up with the latest via @ThisisNDebz on Twitter. If you'd like to get in touch with the show you can email us via thisisNDebz@gmail.com or message us via www.facebook.com/NDebzOfficial

The Rise Up Summit, our free online conference for Christian educators, starts next Thursday! We have an amazing lineup of topics and speakers, including Francis Chan, Alistair Begg, Bonnie Marlowe, David Stuart, Jr., and much more! Listen to hear the full list of speakers and sessions, then head to  www.riseupchristianeducators.com to register for free.

País Canadá Dirección Vic Sarin Guion Darcy Meyers Música Matthew Chalmers Fotografía Vic Sarin Reparto Poppy Montgomery, Ty Olsson, Emily Tennant, Steven Krueger, Peter Benson, Glynis Davies, Becky Hachey, Bri Neal, David Stuart, Raphael Kepinski Sinopsis Ángela recibe la noticia del asesinato de su madre sin apenas alterarse, lo que desconcierta a su hermana pequeña. Más adelante, cuando ésta le confiesa su imposibilidad de tener hijos, Ángela, se ofrece a gestarlo. El embarazo y sus vidas transcurren con normalidad hasta que Ángela se reencuentra con un antiguo amigo.

There's a Freaky Friday/Trading Places film vibe to this episode, as JP Castlin puts the boot very much on the other foot to volley a tonne of tough posers to the outspoken founder and Creative Director of Gasp, and this show's usual host, Giles Edwards.  A “wonderful overachiever”, he's also the creator of ISOLATED Talks and has collaborated on two #1 best-selling books. He believes in “proper (timeless) Marketing” and its vital role in the boardroom and usually rants about this, and more, with esteemed guests on this podcast. But today, it is him who is in the hot seat. He talks to us on almost becoming Comic Book Guy from The Simpsons, learning Serbo-Croat and the fundamentals of communication, what he set out to do with Gasp, media neutrality, the noose around the neck of many marketers (aka the billable hour), awards, behavioural economics, stand-up comedy, and Wu-Tang Clan. Plus, find out why the front page of an Indonesian newspaper dubbed him “Mr. Cheater” after an ill-fated spelling bee… ///// You can find Giles on Twitter and LinkedIn.   Enjoy all 67 episodes of Call to Action so far.   Check out and support ISOLATED Talks.   Don't Be Brave, Be Right by Giles Edwards and Ryan Wallman. Here's the Hans Brinker ads, the Party Cannon logo, and Gasp's award-winning crumpled up letter campaign. A huge thank you to a friend of the show JP Castlin who, not being content with being on this podcast twice already, humbly invited himself to be a guest host. You can listen to both his episodes of Call to Action here and here. Giles's book recommendations are: Delusions of Brandeur by Ryan Wallman   Copywriting Is by Andrew Boulton   How to Make Better Advertising and Advertising Better by Vic Polkinghorne and Andy Palmer   A Smile in the Mind by Beryl McAlhone and David Stuart    Sync by Steven Strogatz   /////

In this episode I speak with David Stuart about Chemsex. We discuss what Chemsex is and how dating apps are perpetuating this problem. We talk about what to do if you, or a friend/partner are experiencing these difficulties and how to support those around you.   About David: David Stuart was the first to name and identify Chemsex as an emerging gay cultural phenomenon. He developed the world's first chemsex support services, and he fought relentlessly for greater chemsex awareness by encouraging and stimulating cultural dialogue and discussion within our international gay, bi and Queer communities. He continues to support international governments and communities to manage the cultural phenomenon from a place of kindness, sex positivity and cultural competence   Where to find David: davidstuart.org david.stuart@me.com Instagram - @davidastuart   Where to find me: beckycrepsleyfox.com Instagram - @becky_crepsley_fox TikTok - @becky_crepsley_fox Clubhouse - @becky_c_fox Facebook - Becky Crepsley-Fox  

In this episode of The Sexual Wellness Sessions hosted by Psychosexual & Relationship Therapist Kate Moyle, we're talking about Chemsex with a particular focus on the gay, bisexual and men-having-sex-with-men community where chemsex is most common. My guest for this conversation is David Stuart who was the first person to name and identify Chemsex as an emerging gay cultural phenomenon. He's a support worker, public servant and a drug use counsellor, specialising in chems and chemsex. He is incredibly experienced in working with those struggling with chemsex use, and what factors are often involved in starting and maintaining the use chems as a part of someone's sex life.    One of the challenges of chemsex is that people often describe this particular use of drugs, as making them feel less inhibited and experiencing increased pleasure; however the flipside of this is that is can pose challenges for sober sex. In this conversation we unpack some of the cultural and social factors that are contributing to people's challenges with chemsex; and we examine some of the narratives and experiences that can influence someone's relationship to chems.    David Stuart was the first to name and identify Chemsex as an emerging gay cultural phenomenon. He developed the world's first chemsex support services, and he fought relentlessly for greater chemsex awareness by encouraging and stimulating cultural dialogue and discussion within our international gay, bi and Queer communities. He continues to support international governments and communities to manage the cultural phenomenon from a place of kindness, sex positivity and cultural competence. https://www.davidstuart.org/   @davidastuart   Today's episode was brought to you by Blueheart, the easy to use, expert-designed app for couples who are experiencing difficulties with libido - this is one of the most common sexual challenges that couples come up against. Blueheart are challenging the taboo around the subject by making getting help and advice more accessible. Blueheart is removing some of the barriers to make sex therapy possible for everyone, they offer expert-led therapeutic techniques, activities education and guided conversations, all from the app so that you can prioritise your relationship and sexual wellbeing in a way that works for you at your own pace. The Blueheart app is available to download now on Android and iPhone https://www.blueheart.io/   @blueheart_app   Kate Moyle is Psychosexual & Relationship Therapist and Certified Psycho-Sexologist, who is passionate about having open and normalising conversations around sex and relationships; and helping people to get to a place of sexual health, happiness and wellbeing.  Follow Kate on Instagram at @KateMoyleTherapy

This is the 43rdepisode of my podcast with Mr. Paul Whittle of https://the1888letter.com/, @1888letter.We continue our interview series with Mr. David Stuart of the Scotland Epistles Football Magazine https://scotlandepistles.com/ and Mr. Clark Gillies as we discuss the matches of the Scotland National Team for the 1984/85 season.Mr. David Stuart and Mr. Clark Gillies who will be our guests for the continuation of these series. Mr. Stuart is a former fanzine writer and co-founder of the Scotland Epistles football magazine. Co-author of two books on the Scotland national side along with Robert Marshall.Mr. Gillies has written in the past for These Football Times and The Football Pink.    For any questions/comments, you may contact us:You may also contact me on this blog, on twitter @sp1873 and on facebook under Soccernostalgia.Mr. Paul Whittle, @1888letter on twitter and https://the1888letter.com/contact/You may also follow the podcast on spotify under ‘Soccernostalgia Talk Podcast'Mr. Stuart's contact info:twitter: @davstu11https://scotlandepistles.com/ Mr. Gillies' contact info:twitter: @wanderer1982 Blog Link:https://soccernostalgia.blogspot.com/2021/04/soccernostalgia-talk-podcast-episode-43.htmlSupport the Show.

There is a blurb from Mat Johnson on the back of How I Learned to Hate in Ohio that reads: “David Stuart MacLean is a writer who can break your heart, terrify you, and make you laugh, all on the same page.” I’m typically not a blurb reader, but this was such a good description of MacLean’s writing that I had to include it.

In this episode of the Secret MENS Business podcast we speak with David Stuart about the ChemSex phenomenon hitting the gay community globally. ChemSex is the name given to the sexualised use of drugs by gay men, a rising phenomenon. Drugs and sex have held hands for a long time. What makes ChemSex so different today? “I imagine they’ve held hands since the first grape was fermented. But we have an HIV epidemic now, and in the UK as well as in Australia, it’s particularly affecting gay men. In the nineties, when preferred drugs were ecstasy and powdered cocaine, we didn’t see large numbers of gay men presenting to Emergency departments. In the last ten or so years we’ve seen some quite significant cultural changes; geo-sexual networking apps, a shift in our attitudes to HIV as it’s become more manageable and some newer, much more harmful drugs like ice (methamphetamine) and GHB/GBL which provide a particularly sexual-disinhibiting high. This syndemic of behaviours and our adoption of apps to facilitate faster, more frequent sexual encounters, have come to define ChemSex as more pervasive than drug use trends of the past.” That’s clearly a distressing thought for anyone in the gay community. Do you think that community is facing another disaster unless an uncomfortable truth is faced? “There are indeed some uncomfortable truths that ChemSex raises for gay communities. Our relationship to sex, sexual identity and community may need to be looked at. The ‘scenes’ created by my own generation of gay men who fought through an AIDS epidemic and fought so defiantly and proudly for equal rights, may not be the most conducive to the wellbeing of a younger generation of gay men, dealing with different risks, stigmas and realities. A generation who seek a different definition of sexual liberation, identity or community – and this might be an upsetting truth. The risk of significant harm is worrying and for too many individuals whose lives have been destroyed by ice or GHB, well it is a disaster for them. HIV rates continue to rise amongst gay men, despite the availability of excellent sexual health services, campaigns and initiatives.” The Secret MENS Business website: https://thesecretmensbusiness.podomatic.net The Secret MENS Business podcast: Spotify iTunes Google Manager Amazon Music Podomatic - https://thesecretmensbusiness.podomatic.com The Secret MENS Business Facebook group (MEN Only): https://www.facebook.com/groups/secretmensbusiness01 Secret MENS Business Podcast Facebook page : https://www.facebook.com/projectselfacceptance Instagram: secretmensbusiness_smb

David MacLean, brilliant author, re-joins the DTFH! Check out both of David's books, How I Learned to Hate in Ohio (https://www.amazon.com/How-Learned-Hate-Ohio-Novel/dp/1419747193) (2020) and The Answer to the Riddle is Me (https://www.amazon.com/Answer-Riddle-Me-Memoir-Amnesia/dp/0547519273) (2009). Original music by Aaron Michael Goldberg (https://www.twitch.tv/aarongoldberg) . This episode is brought to you by: BLUECHEW (https://www.bluechew.com/) - Use offer code: DUNCAN at checkout and get your first shipment FREE with just $5 shipping. BetterHelp (https://betterhelp.com/duncan) - Visit betterhealth.com/duncan (https://betterhelp.com/duncan) to find a great counselor and get 10% off of your first month of counseling! Athletic Greens (https://athleticgreens.com/duncan) - Visit AthleticGreens.com/Duncan (https://athleticgreens.com/duncan) for a FREE 1 year supply of vitamin D and 5 FREE travel packs with your first purchase!

This week we're taking it back to one of those assigned reading classics, The Great Gatsby. Author David Stuart MacLean talks about how he incorporated aspects of this novel into his work, How I Learned to Hate in Ohio, and took it all in a new direction. Add in xenophobia, rural Ohio in the 1980s, a teenage boy, and the Challenger disaster, and you've got yourself one crazy book. Along the way we talk about reckoning with the sins of your childhood, the soullessness of high school, writing during a pandemic, and what we miss when we learn about The Great Gatsby. Celebrate this novel entering the public domain by listening to the episode! (There are mild spoilers for Gatsby but not for David's book) TW: homophobic slurs, hate crime Buy David's book and support local indies: https://bookshop.org/books/how-i-learned-to-hate-in-ohio/9781419747199 Follow the podcast on instagram and twitter @yfbpodcast

La Tienda De Biblioteca Del Metal: Encontraras, Ropa, Accesorios,Decoracion, Ect... Todo Relacionado Al Podcats Biblioteca Del Metal Y Al Mundo Del Heavy Metal. Descubrela!!!!!! Ideal Para Llevarte O Regalar Productos Del Podcats De Ivoox. (Por Tiempo Limitado) https://teespring.com/es/stores/biblioteca-del-metal-1 No es fácil catalogar la actitud y estilo de Hallows Eve (Atlanta, Georgia), una banda poco conocida (excepto por los que estuvieron o están interesados en las raíces de esta historia), y que muy posiblemente actuó como simiente de muchas otras. Englobados en el Thrash Metal, su música está salpicada de motivos Hardcore. Esta forma de decirlo no es más que un simple recurso para salir del difícil atolladero, pues sin la escucha del material, no proporciona una mediana idea de lo que aquí vamos a encontrarnos, algo bastante personal. Después de servirnos el certero “Tales of Terror” (1985), su primer LP, y con éxito en el mundillo de los más acérrimos, el cuarteto de Atlanta lanzaba “Death & Insanity”. Fue grabado y mezclado en su ciudad (JBS), producido por la propia banda y Brian Slagel, contando con Donal Jones como ingeniero. Un trabajo que les dio el empujón definitivo hasta llegar a su obra más difundida, el gran “Monument” (1988), cumbre a la que llegaron mucho más pulidos en el aspecto compositivo, instrumental y sonoro. Tras su tercer LP, desaparecieron del mapa por una buena temporada, dejando como legado una trilogía bastante interesante e intachable. En cuanto al ambiente general de “Death & Insanity”, Hallows Eve nos ofrece un puntazo siniestro, oscuro, un sonido tenebroso salido de las catacumbas, o de la propia “CITY MORGUE” que aparece en esta portada de 1986 (diseñada por el propio grupo con la colaboración de Gerald McLaughlin). En ella se nos muestra al “encargado del local”, portando una curiosa indumentaria aderezada por un sombrero de copa, bastón en la mano derecha y una rata muerta en la izquierda, todo ello exponiendo su risa macabra. El título del trabajo, es lo suficientemente descriptivo para hacerse una idea de la temática general... olor a muerte por todas partes, como espina dorsal del disco. Personalmente, siempre me parecieron un ejemplo de proto-Death, en cuanto al tema macabro se refiere, por ese toque de terror implícito, como de película, que arrastraban desde sus inicios (punto de “horror” que el fugaz proyecto denominado “Exorcist” pudo llevar a la máxima expresión, a la representación perfecta, con su obra “Nightmare Theatre” (1985), y que difícilmente será superado en cuanto a originalidad y concepto) La aventura musical comienza con “Death and Insanity”, con una cabalgada de guitarras en forma de riff asesino y machacón, para pasar inmediatamente y antes de ninguna estrofa, a plantear el estribillo: “Death and insanity, a flicker in the flame, death and insanity are you truly sane?”. La voz de Stacy Andersen acentúa a conciencia ciertas sílabas y no deja lugar a dudas, esto no es Metallica, Exodus o Slayer, aquí hay un vocalista (bastante versátil) que va por otros derroteros y precisamente esa es una de las diferencias que les hace únicos, a pesar de haberse “codeado” con estos grandes durante esa época... (sobre todo en la habitación de cualquier aficionado, ya que el cuarteto que nos ocupa nunca pudo saborear las mieles del éxito al nivel de los citados). El pulso se mantiene durante todo el tema, repitiendo el título de forma constante, y el brevísimo solo de guitarra, a cargo de David Stuart, muestra su influencia neo clásica, sin llegar en ningún momento del trabajo a disparar en onda Shred (por suerte, y porque el nivel de Stuart, aunque marcaba esa dirección, todavía no alcanzaba los parámetros suficientes de técnica o desarrollo de ideas). Continúan el tema hasta desaparecer mediante un fade out, de forma instrumental, con el riff que introdujo al tema y que da soporte al estribillo. Curiosa forma de comenzar un disco, dando sensación de obra conceptual. “Goblet of Gore” muestra una faceta completamente distinta, una pista plagada de cambios de ritmo. Mediante un desarrollo instrumental a golpe de medio tiempo, con unos marcados acentos de batería, un chorro de notas desbocadas (lanzadas por Stuart) desembocan en un nuevo riff, que encaja una melodía de corte tenso. De pronto, los amigos comienzan a exponer su Speed. Una voz más comedida, que va creciendo en mala leche, se propaga por las estrofas hasta llegar a una parte casi punk y prácticamente recitada (con voz cargada),todo sumado a unos interesantes contratiempos con mordentes, marcados en la caja. La parte, como mínimo, es bastante original. En el momento 2:27 cambian de tercio, riff asesino (otra vez), con esa aparente suciedad de la que hacen gala Hallows Eve en este trabajo. Los cambios se suceden sin parar, incluso hay un fragmento muy certero donde se oyen voces al unísono, en plan potente. “Posiblemente”, pertenezcan al “elenco” que en los créditos aparece denominado como “The People” on Goblet Of Gore”, nueve personas encabezadas por Stacy Andersen, incluyendo al bajista tommy Stewart y al guitarrista de la banda, terminando la lista con el propio Brian Slagel. Un cambio muy rápido, que recuerda vagamente a los Slayer de “Show no Mercy”, da paso al riff que soporta el solo de guitarra. Salvo un cambio instrumental de carga melódica, el resto del tema se desarrolla con estructuras ya mostradas en el mismo. El final es bastante atípico, pues llega a dar la sensación de que esto no se va a terminar nunca. “Lethal Thendencies” es, a ciencia cierta, la canción más conocida de este trabajo (junto con D.I.E.). Ritmo machacón, subdividido a corcheas y acentuando la tercera de cada tres... tun tun Chan- tun tun Chan- tun tun Chan – tun tun Chan – tun tun Chaan... imposible dejar de menear el pie o la cabeza. La voz no deja lugar a dudas, el cantante comienza a mostrarnos su faceta más bestia, llegando a “sugerir” la onda Growl, dejando las melodías para otro momento. La cosa cambia un poco en el estribillo, donde es ciertamente más relajada, recitada y melódica. El tema no da lugar a respiro, apoyando el ritmo machacón con dobles bombos y redobles. El solo está dibujado sobre otro tipo de base, más subdividida, creando sensación de rapidez (pero la claqueta no ha variado, ni lo hace en el resto de cambios del track). Un giro thrasher (con voz muy potente, rugiente y contenida), se desmarca de la onda general del tema, que a partir de aquí transcurre sin sorpresas hasta finalizar, con ese potente feel desarrollado por la banda en el que se está considerado uno de sus himnos. “Obituary” es una pieza de guitarra clásica, una pequeña obra en manos de David Stuart que navega por diferentes tonalidades, con un bonito final de armónicos. Es una nota realmente positiva y sorprendente en este trabajo, y aunque goza de título propio (descriptivo a más no poder, en la línea de la banda), parece actuar como introducción del siguiente corte. “Plea of the Aged” comienza con golpes en los timbales. Durante una parte instrumental bastante sobria, el baterista Tym Helton se erige en protagonista mediante un groove seguro, en su sitio, ornamentado con redobles. Un cambio rápido con diversos estados de ánimo, precede a la estrofa, donde la voz se desenvuelve a gran velocidad, tipo trabalenguas. El machacón estribillo declara lo siguiente: “Remember me, hear my plea, time's drawing nigh for me to die...”. Nada nuevo bajo el sol, más muerte en cada surco. Los redobles de timbal base acrecientan la tensión de ultratumba de lo que parece una declaración antes de dejar este mundo. Partes rápidas se desarrollan a partir de aquí, sumadas a un solo de guitarra que termina en un pequeño y exquisito detalle de melodías dobladas. Estribillo y un nuevo cambio a toda pastilla, donde el vocalista tiene tiempo de labrar sus últimas “plegarias”. “Suicide”. Al oír este número compuesto por el bajista Tommy Stewart, alguien podría pensar que estamos frente a un tema de “Stormtroopers of Death”, “Nuclear Assault” (debutantes ese año con “Game Over”) o algo parecido. Pero simplemente se trata del corte más rápido de este trabajo. La onda hardcoreta hace omnipresencia y las velocidades que rozan lo vertiginoso (para esa época y estilo), ciertamente comparables a las que Slayer imprimieron en “Necrophobic”, son absolutamente protagonistas (velocidad, no hablamos de técnica ni estilo, mucho menos de calidad compositiva). Voy a intentar definirlo, porque me parece interesante que les dé tiempo a tantas cosas en lo poco que dura el track: Entra una guitarra con riff acelerado y punkarra, con marcas acompañadas por cortes asesinos. El bajo, sobre la tercera cuerda al aire, parece una motosierra, cubriendo a las guitarras y arropando a la batería, en un efecto muy logrado para este tipo de tema. No, no canta Wattie de “The Exploited”, es el amigo Stacy. Después de la parrafada entrecortada de la estrofa (por llamarle algo), entra el estribillo, también muy marcado, donde la batería añade plato de acompañamiento, en una variante simple pero efectiva. Repiten la jugada, y lanzan una estrofa más, para desembocar en el estribillo (instrumental, power chords a pelo). Tras un breve berrido se da paso al fugaz solo de guitarra, que en los escasos 7 segundos que dura, consigue captar una buena toma por parte de Stuart. El guitarrista no ha perdido el tiempo. Estribillo, estrofa y estribillo, y se acabo. 1:17. Si, ya sé que hay “temas” de 3 segundos, y de 34, pero esto tampoco está mal... y además cumple una estructura. Ojo, en el Cd original lanzado por Metal Blade en 1994, viene conectada con el siguiente tema, formando una sola pista (es un fallo en la edición, claramente), con la duración total de 8:20. Las siglas “D.I.E” (título del siguiente track) sintetizan la frase “Death in Effect”, cuya letra viene más o menos a intentar transmitir que debemos ser dueños de nuestros actos, y no dejarnos manipular. Una introducción de corte misterioso (dos simples notas con un bajo semidistorsionado), da paso al riff, que todavía adquiere una variante (fácil, desde luego, no lo hacían). Guitarra que se clava en la carne como una garra. El cuarteto comienza a cabalgar, Heavy/Thrash ochentero, con una forma de recitar muy limpia y potente. El estribillo, cargado de coros, es efectivo, pegadizo. Un cambio donde la batería suena contundente y con gran sonido de caja, genera unos ambientes hostiles, de oscuridad, para dar paso al solo de guitarra. Se adivinan ecos de los hachas de Slayer en la jugada, a lo “Crypts of Eternity” (en cierta medida), demostrando la versatilidad y “ojo clínico” de David Stuart, un músico más que competente realizando sus labores (a pesar de no ser ninguna eminencia). Tras un cambio instrumental simple y refrescante (muy logrado), retoman el riff de entrada para continuar su masacre, hasta la frase final, donde el tema muere de forma cortante. Otro de los himnos de Hallows Eve. “Attack of the Iguana” es un tema instrumental, introducido por un riff cargado de notas, cuya idea se va más o menos repitiendo, con variantes. Llegado el momento, entra la misma parte pero con la batería doblando los golpes, en machacada Speed/Thrash. Un cambio en medio tiempo, con buenos juegos y apoyos de batería, nos lleva a desembocar en frases frigias de Stuart, para terminar el tema en un acorde final, más digno de AC/CD que de una banda Thrash. “Nefarious” comienza como tema a medio tiempo, pasando a doblarse el tempo en la estrofa. “Torture, waiting to die, torment, you scream and you cry, evil, in my eyes, death... in the black of the night”. Así se las gasta el amigo Stacy en el estribillo, en el tema del disco donde la voz abarca más registros. A partir de aquí, cambios cañeros, con una parte curiosa, donde hay un alarido que se nos muestra cuatro veces, replicado en cada una de ellas por los fraseos de la guitarra. Excepto la última, que espera al límite para introducir el solo. Y más voz desgañitada, sin que la velocidad y fuerza disminuyan un solo ápice. De 3:14 a 3:18, un mini puente, una pequeña “joyita”, por parte de la banda, especialmente aderezada por el gruñido de bajas frecuencias que se nos muestra y que bien puede pasar desapercibido en una escucha aleatoria. Continúa con la repetición de algunas estructuras y así hasta terminar el corte, no sin antes incluir otro solo de guitarra. Destacar las voces que Stacy se hace a sí mismo, como contestación en los estribillos, a modo de delay, salvajes. Y el final sorpresivo del tema. “Nobody Lives Forever”. Aunque la referencia a la vida está contenida en este título, no es sino para indicar que precisamente, todos vamos a morir. (Hecho indispensable en el trabajo que nos ocupa). Comienzan con un patrón 3-3-2, repetitivo, acentuado esta vez esta vez sobre la primera de cada una de ellas. Tal vez, algo en la nostálgica armonía, en las melodías, hacen presagiar que se acerca el final. El tema se desarrolla a ritmo cañero, velocidad constante, y Stacy Andersen vuelve a ofrecernos una faceta bastante desenfadada, como si estuviese hablando a voces, casi sin respiro. Un puente que contiene coros muy marcados al principio de cada verso da paso al estribillo. La voz, registro grave, casi hablado, nos dice que nadie vive para siempre, que es imposible durar demasiado. Algo muy lógico pero que no está mal tener presente (aunque sea para disfrutar al máximo). Tras el segundo estribillo, un riff de trazas veloces introduce diferentes partes en líneas similares, hasta desembocar en el último estribillo, con un par de gritos cortantes del vocalista sobre la última palabra de la frase (long) y lo que parece un “no” añadido. Uno de los mejores números de este disco, sin duda, colocado en lugar estratégico y firmado de nuevo por el bajista Tommy Stewart. Y con “Death and Insanity (Reprise)”, se cierra esta aventura, que sin pretender presentarse como conceptual, puede conseguirlo completamente. El tema aparece mediante un “Fade In”, con toda la banda en juego esta vez, presentando una reducción del corte inicial, con los fugaces coros en plan más salvaje y desbocado. A su vez, se añade una melodía de guitarra casi al final y algunos chillidos con la palanca, posiblemente emulando a las voces del más allá (en un efecto muy logrado), y “muriendo” con el correspondiente “Fade Out”. Hallows Eve no inventaron nada. Pero es innegable que mediante su propuesta aportaron un interesante color a la escena, ayudando a abrir la mente de fans y músicos, y unificando de alguna manera aspectos de diferentes estilos. Son otro de los grupos que me hicieron (y hacen) disfrutar, y que en 2005 lanzó un nuevo trabajo, continuando su estela con reediciones y más material nuevo. Mi valoración para “Death & Insanity”: 4 cuernos. Este pedazo de disco no se merece menos ni en broma

In the last decade, the growth in the number of major infrastructure projects has encouraged a shift to more collaborative contracting arrangements. This model improves risk management, brings in a diverse pool of skills and helps projects to succeed.Joining host, Kate Borg, is David Stuart-Watt, former Roads Australia President and WSP Client Director for Transport ANZ. David was part of the senior team that pioneered the use of the Delivery Partner model in Australia. On this episode, David tells us more about the history of collaborative contracting in Australia, the key benefits between the different models and his thoughts on what the future for collaborative contracting is in our country.

WTOQ?! Ep 31 - The Cabinet of Queeriosities Recorded Monday 28 Sept 2020 WTOQ?! Is back with its official start to season 3 and our 1 year anniversary episode...Bernie & Tommy are all set to continue sharing their own brand of squiffy Queer chat as they open their cabinet of Queeriosities...Plus this week's special guest is the dashing David Stuart - who devised the term chemsex and the world's first chemsex support services. He's an activist, social support worker, harm reductionist and therapist. He shares his amazing and emotional story with the Old Queens and runs rings around them the Queens of Agony section. Don't miss this phenomenal start to season 3!Check out David's website: https://www.davidstuart.org/If you'd like to support and help keep our podcast running by buying some WTOQ?! Merchandise or by becoming a Patreon.Follow the links below:https://www.patreon.com/Wtoqhttps://teespring.com/stores/what-that-old-queen 

In a very frank, honest and enlightening interview, Diggory and Cate speak with David Stuart about Chemsex - a drug-use epidemic specific to the gay community. Attributed to coining the term, David details what Chemsex is, delves into his own experience of partaking in Chemsex during the late 1990s and early 2000s and theorises as to why it's a phenomenon affecting gay men in particular. As well as speaking about Chemsex, David outlines what implementations he believes we should incorporate into our sex education, such as teaching people about the potentially life changing drugs PEP and PREP.The Real Sex Education is presented by Diggory Waite and Cate Campbell and produced by Andy Goddard, with special thanks this week to John Wakefield.Cate Campbell's blogpost with further thoughts on this episode can be found at https://catecampbell.wordpress.com/?p=274David Stuart's own website can be found at https://www.davidstuart.org/The following links are provided to direct listeners to support websites which deal with topics discussed during the show.The Eddystone Trust:https://www.eddystone.org.uk/chemsex-supportSex Health Wellbeing:https://s-x.scot/We Are With You:https://www.wearewithyou.org.uk/help-and-advice/advice-you/chemsex-how-stay-safer/PEP:https://www.tht.org.uk/hiv-and-sexual-health/pep-post-exposure-prophylaxis-hivThe Real Sex Education is a Hat Trick Podcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This is the 22nd episode of my podcast with Mr. Paul Whittle of https://the1888letter.com/, @1888letter.We continue our interview series with Mr. David Stuart of the Scotland Epistles Football Magazine https://scotlandepistles.com/ and Mr. Clark Gillies as we discuss the matches of the Scotland National Team for the 1983/84 season.Mr. David Stuart and Mr. Clark Gillies who will be our guests for the continuation of these series. Mr. Stuart is a former fanzine writer and co-founder of the Scotland Epistles football magazine. Co-author of two books on the Scotland national side along with Robert Marshall.Mr. Gillies has written in the past for These Football Times and The Football Pink.    For any questions/comments, you may contact us:You may also contact me on this blog, on twitter @sp1873 and on facebook under Soccernostalgia.Mr. Paul Whittle, @1888letter on twitter and https://the1888letter.com/contact/You may also follow the podcast on spotify under ‘Soccernostalgia Talk Podcast'Mr. Stuart's contact info:twitter: @davstu11https://scotlandepistles.com/ Mr. Gillies' contact info:twitter: @wanderer1982 Blog Link:https://soccernostalgia.blogspot.com/2020/09/soccernostalgia-talk-podcast-episode-22.htmlSupport the Show.

Drugs have long been a part of gay nightlife. In recent years with the rise of dating and hook up apps, “Chemsex” has become a uniquely gay cultural phenomenon. AJFS71 and OhBilly get candid with their own drug experiences on and off the fetish scene, as well as share stories with their guest David Stuart, the man who coined the term “Chemsex”. Find out what it is, how it is affecting gay men around the world and its impact on kink players. For more information on David Stuart and his work on Chemsex go to https://www.davidstuart.org/ Fetish men are everywhere, discover the world of Recon. Get into the scene. Find your fetish. Show your fetish. Find fetish men. Join the fun by downloading the Recon app here - http://bit.ly/ReconAppy Follow us on social media: Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/recondotcom Twitter - https://twitter.com/ReconNews Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/reconnews

This is the twelth episode of my podcast with Mr. Paul Whittle of https://the1888letter.com/, @1888letter.For this episode, we start a new interview series with Mr. David Stuart of the Scotland Epistles Football Magazine https://scotlandepistles.com/ and Mr. Clark Gillies as we discuss the matches of the Scotland National Team season by season starting with the 1982/83 season.Mr. David Stuart and Mr. Clark Gillies who will be our guests for the continuation of these series. Mr. Stuart is a former fanzine writer and co-founder of the Scotland Epistles football magazine. Co-author of two books on the Scotland national side along with Robert Marshall.Mr. Gillies has written in the past for These Football Times and The Football Pink.   We will continue these series semi-regularly in future episodes.   For any questions/comments, you may contact us:You may also contact me on this blog, on twitter @sp1873 and on facebook under Soccernostalgia.Mr. Paul Whittle, @1888letter on twitter and https://the1888letter.com/contact/You may also follow the podcast on spotify under ‘Soccernostalgia Talk Podcast'Mr. Stuart's contact info:twitter: @davstu11https://scotlandepistles.com/ Mr. Gillies' contact info:twitter: @wanderer1982https://about.me/clarkgillies Blog Link:https://soccernostalgia.blogspot.com/2020/06/soccernostalgia-talk-podcast-episode-12.htmlSupport the Show.

Conversation with David Stuart Owen, Chair of Legalize ND, reflecting on the marijuana decriminalization movement in North Dakota. Will the current Citizen-Led Referendum Petition secure the needed signatures to get on the 2020 general election ballot in November? David expresses his theories about the Direct-Democracy process unique to ND and the 2018 Measure I Constitutional Amendment ratified by the Voters.

Young, vulnerable and new to a big city: I became the target of an online predatorFive years ago, Rory was drugged and sexually assaulted by two men, who I met while using Grindr. Young, vulnerable and new to a big city – growing up without any LGBTQ inclusive sex education in school – I became the target for an online predator.It’s been difficult coming to terms with this attack, but five years on later Rory is telling his story on his own terms on the #QueerAF podcast, in the hope it might inspire others to be empowered by it.With thanks to Rory Boyle, Survivors UK, Stay Brave and David Stuart for support for this episode.Read Rory's opinion piece in the Metro now: https://metro.co.uk/2020/02/12/drugged-sexually-assaulted-online-hook-up-went-wrong-12213912/ Subscribe to #QueerAF now on Spotify, Apple and podcast apps everywhere.Supporthttps://www.survivorsuk.org/https://www.staybrave.org.uk/helpProducer Rory Boyle:Rory Boyle is a radio presenter, podcaster and event producer. He currently makes the podcast Queer Ear, for Transmission Roundhouse, and works across a number of organisations focused on creating opportunities for young people in the performing arts.http://twitter.com/mrroryboyleLGBTQ #QueerAF track of the week:Should’ve Loved Me by Kush is on Spotify, find him on @Kushting on Twitter and Instagram. Links in the description. Have a #QueerAF week. twitter.com/kushtinginstagram.com/kushtinghttps://open.spotify.com/track/1MnKSqqtSoTTcdACFmBn1M?si=6vXe-1r3Q-eAenrV4OWXfA National Student Pride 2020 This season is inspired by National Student Pride's themes:Carving out space for womxn in the communityQueer SexDisabilityResearching the Rainbow (STEM) Find out more about the festival, back on the 22nd-24th February, and visit www.studentpride.co.uk – where we have yet another amazing star-studded live podcast recording on the main stage. We are #QueerAF. And so are you. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

David Stuart: Goal Magazine 9th May 1970In this episode we take a look inside the Goal magazine from 9th May 1970 with David Stuart (@davstu11) - Scotland Epistles Football Magazine on Twitter and Facebook as well as co-author to two great must-have books for Scotland fans.For more details on this podcast including an electronic copy of the magazine and other fascinating comments and links, please visit our website http://shootthebreezepod.co.uk/ where you can also donate for a chance to win some goodies including the original magazine from the show. Remember, 50% of all money donated goes to our charity partner, @BackOnside.with @scotsfootycards and @tombrogan Let's Shoot! The Breeze 

How has queer life changed over the years?  Is the LGBTQ+ community grieving for past lives and loves lost? Intergenerational conversations are rare so in this episode, Christania (https://twitter.com/dereshacm) and Alexis (https://www.instagram.com/toddlerlex) are joined by actress, cabaret singer and activist Mzz Kimberley (https://twitter.com/mzzkimberley) and David Stuart (https://twitter.com/davidastuart) , sexual health and sexual wellbeing advocate. For transcripts, episodes and ways to get involved in your community go to http://qmmunitypod.com #QmmunityPod

As we celebrate Werb's first birthday, Phil shares the story of how far God has brought us. Also including testimonies from Ellie Hatcher and David Stuart of how Werb's has impacted them this past year.

This next instalment in our Sex & Relationships Seriesis a stunning episode that brings us into dialogue with some of the most important, yet often-ignored, parts of the human condition. You might not've heard about Chemsex, but it's a growing epidemic that's not only destroying lives, but which also tells us a lotabout how we think, feel and talk about sex. So we went to the man who created the term 'Chemsex' in the first place – David Stuart of the world-renowned 56 Dean Street Clinic. He's an epidemiologist, activist, former addict and drug-dealer who's now invited by healthcare professionals from around the world to advise them on how to tackle Chemsex in their communities. So what is Chemsex? At first Andrea and Jon assumed it simply meant taking drugs in the context of sex, which would surely include alcohol, MDMA, or even psychedelics. But soon they discovered this isn't what the label 'Chemsex' was coined to describe at all. Instead, it describes a specific, widespread and deeply disturbing phenomenon that involves addiction, hook-up culture, self-understanding, social prejudice, internalised homophobia and the profound isolation of modern life. In many ways, Chemsex vividly lays bare the hangups we all experience in relation to finding, having, and understanding sex. This episode certainly isn't specifically or only about gay sex, drug use, or addiction. It's about the fundamental psychology of sex; what it means to be vulnerable; and how we can allowourselves to enjoy who we are and express that sexually with others. Dating apps (check out our episodeon them) have played a major role in the spread of chems and Chemsex, but as with the apps themselves, they arguably reveal our problems rather than creating new ones. So why do people take drugs in the context of sex? There's as many reasons for using drugs as there are fingerprints on the planet – David Stuart Chems make anxiety and insecurity go away. Chems can make you feel like a god with near-limitless energy and have you careening from sex partner to sex party for literally days on end.Chems take away the doubt, the negative voices in your head telling you you're not in good enough shape, or that the person you're with isn't really into you. Or they simply allow you to feel you deservesex or deserveto enjoy pleasure, free from a mind buzzing with questions like 'Am I clean down there? Who's going to be top and bottom? Can I keep it up? Am I doing this right?' What world have you [been living] in that the definition of 'good sex' is 'a performance that manages to avoid any rejection'? But a lot of the guys that I talk to do struggle with the disinhibitions that we deserve to feel when we're having sex. – David Stuart But this isn't a conversation in which we simply assume that drugs are bad; what's important here is to understand what people's relationshipswith particular drugs are, how they fit into their lives, their work, and their sense of self. Our challenge is to do so with compassion and understanding – something David is particularly well-equipped to do. David's own life story means that he's no distant observer of these issues. He's both open and remarkably insightful about his own chem use and HIV status; his history as an escort and a drug dealer; as well as his continuing personal work to move beyond the homophobic attitudes which he internalised growing up. He's been through the fire, but now, tempered by those experiences, he's using what he learnt for the benefit of others. The reason I stopped doing drugs is not because I identified as an addict or they became really problematic for me [...] it was because I had this realisation that some of the people I was playing with... I was damaging them. I think I was playing a role in a journey they were on towards chaos and harm. And I suddenly realised after years of this – way too late – that I wasn't an island. I was impacting other people. And resilient as I might be, others weren't. That was the reason I stopped. – David Stuart The legacy of gay liberation and the AIDS epidemic means that talking about Chemsex at allcan be deeply painful for older gay men, because in the eyes of some commentators, it can make homosexuality seem dangerous and unclean all over again. Many who fought for gay liberation would rather label Chemsex 'a drug problem', but ultimately it's more than that: it's a symptom of a much deeper set of problems. With chems, as David puts it, 'We're trying to medicate something we're finding difficult to manage in our bedrooms or in our intimate lives...'. David's honesty, insight and eloquence bowled us over; we learnt a lot from him, not only in terms of raw information, but about how to approach so many issues around sex with compassion. Being prescriptive and judgemental is not going to help any of us, and David reminds us that we must always leave space for mistakes and not judge ourselves (or others) too harshly when those mistakes inevitably happen. As he puts it, for healthcare providers, We'll always do our jobs better if really understand the humanityof the 'foolish' mistakes we make in bed – David Stuart Jon also shares his own experiences, mistakes, misunderstandings and hard-to-shake prejudices, as well as whether he feels that the history of AIDS and gay liberation is truly 'his' history, when he never had to experience any of it directly. And, in the end, we all agree that 'kindness will solve Chemsex'. Also Including: Internalised homophobia and self-bullying Why is unprotected sex 'cool' again? Insecurities, traumas, and sex When cruelty is a form of coping Drugs and sex cultures around the world New tagline: Be Kinder on Grindr! Find Out More: David's interactive care plan, and his website David's YouTube playlistabout sex, chems and everything in between The Vice documentary, Chemsex Support and information on Chemsex from 56 Dean Street Dr Gabor Maté's work on addiction   Be Silly. Be Kind. Be Weird.

Today we talk with co-host Jeb Card about Mayan Hieroglyphics. We talk about the Victorian worlds discovery of them, their fascination with them, how that fascination has endured into the modern-day, and how the Mayan language, including Hieroglyphics, is still a living language today. LinksFAMSI resourcesMaya Glyph WorkbookWayeb resourcesForest of KingsMaya Decipherment Blog by David Stuart and Stephen HoustonTazumal flaskhttp://miamioh.edu/news/top-stories/2017/04/jeb-card.htmlhttps://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/ancient-mesoamerica/article/seventhcentury-inscribed-miniature-flask-from-copan-found-at-tazumal-el-salvador/6C01D75378694C9CCEE9E5A8A1267A37/core-readerArchaeology 365 episode on Tazumal flaskAthanasius KircherRelacion de las Cosas de Yucatan by de Archbishop Diego de Landahttp://www.wayeb.org/download/resources/landa.pdfhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Relaci%C3%B3n_de_las_cosas_de_Yucat%C3%A1nhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/De_Landa_alphabethttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/De_Landa_alphabet#/media/File:De_Landa_alphabet.jpgCracking the Maya Code DocumentaryYuri KnorosovCentro de estudios Maya Yuri KnorosovBreaking the Maya CodeReading the Maya GlyphsTranslating Maya GlyphsReading Maya ArtChronicle of the Maya Kings and QueensAncient Text, Modern Tablet - Handcrafted CuneiformJason Colavito and the Antediluvian Pyramid MythContactEmail us at ArchyFantasies@gmail.comFollow us on Twitter at @Archyfantasies and find us on FaceBook. Theme Music by ArcheoSoup ProductionsProduced by Chris Webster and Tristan Boyle

WARNING: Strictly Adult ContentThe movie ChemSex shocked the world – highlighting in graphic detail, the sexual connection that gay men have to meth.  In this episode we talk to the star of that movie David Stuart from London’s ChemSex Clinic, and local activist Nic Holas about the role of community in the ChemSex response.Later in the episode we catch up with JOHN who has his own shocking story to reveal.

James Doty, Acting Commissioner of the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB) was once asked if the Board or its sub-committee which handles audits was a part of a company’s internal financial controls. He answered that yes, he believed that was one of the roles of an Audit Committee or full Board. I had never thought of the Board as an internal control but the more I thought about it, the more I realized it was an important insight for any Chief Compliance Officer or compliance practitioner as it also applies as a compliance internal control. In the FCPA Guidance, in the Ten Hallmarks of an Effective Compliance Program, there are two specific references to the obligations of a Board. The first in Hallmark No. 1 , which states, “Within a business organization, compliance begins with the board of directors and senior executives setting the proper tone for the rest of the company.” The second is found under Hallmark No. 3, entitled “Oversight, Autonomy and Resources”, where it discusses that the CCO should have “direct access to an organization’s governing authority, such as the board of directors and committees of the board of directors (e.g., the audit committee).” Further, under the US Sentencing Guidelines, the Board must exercise reasonable oversight on the effectiveness of a company’s compliance program. The Department of Justice’s (DOJ) Prosecution Standards posed the following queries: (1) Do the Directors exercise independent review of a company’s compliance program? and (2) Are Directors provided information sufficient to enable the exercise of independent judgment? Doty’s remarks drove home to me the absolute requirement for Board participation in any best practices or even effective anti-corruption compliance program. Board liability for its failure to perform its assigned function in any compliance program is well known. David Stuart, an attorney with Cravath, Swaine & Moore LLP, noted that FCPA compliance issues can lead to personal liability for directors, as both the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and DOJ have been “very vocal about their interest in identifying the highest-level individuals within the organization who are responsible for the tone, culture, or weak internal controls that may contribute to, or at least fail to prevent, bribery and corruption”. He added that based upon the SEC’s enforcement action against two senior executives at Nature’s Sunshine Products, “Under certain circumstances, I could see the SEC invoking the same provisions against audit committee members—for instance, for failing to oversee implementation of a compliance program to mitigate risk of bribery”. It would not be too far a next step for the SEC to invoke the same provisions against audit committee members who do not actively exercise oversight of an ongoing compliance program. Further, the SEC has made clear that it believes a Board should take a more active role in overseeing the management of risk within a company. The SEC has promulgated Regulation SK 407 under which each company must make a disclosure regarding the Board’s role in risk oversight which “may enable investors to better evaluate whether the board is exercising appropriate oversight of risk.” If this disclosure is not made, it could be a securities law violation and subject the company, which fails to make it, to fines, penalties or profit disgorgement. I believe that a Board must not only have a corporate compliance program in place but actively oversee that function. Further, if a company’s business plan includes a high-risk proposition, there should be additional oversight. In other words, there is an affirmative duty to ask the tough questions. But it is more than simply having a compliance program in place. The Board must exercise appropriate oversight of the compliance program and indeed the compliance function. The Board needs to ask the hard questions and be fully informed of the company’s overall compliance strategy going forward. A Board’s oversight is part of effective compliance controls, then the failure to do so may result in something far worse than bad governance. Such inattention could directly lead to a FCPA violation and could even form the basis of an independent SOX violation as to the Board. Three Key Takeaways A Board must engage in active oversight. A Board should review the design of internal controls on a regular basis. Failure to do so could form the basis for an independent legal violation under SOX. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What are the obligations of a Board member regarding the FCPA? Are the obligations of the Compliance Committee under the FCPA at odds with a director’s “prudent discharge of duties to shareholders”? Do the words prudent discharge even appear anywhere in the FCPA? In webinar, entitled “Reporting to the Board on Your Compliance Program: New Guidance and Good Practices”, Rebecca Walker and Jeffery Kaplan, explored these and other issues. As to the specific role of ‘Best Practices’ in the area of general compliance and ethics, Walker looked to Delaware corporate law for guidance. She cited to the case of Stone v. Ritter for the proposition that “a duty to attempt in good faith to assure that a corporate information and reporting system, which the board concludes is adequate exists.” From the case of In re Walt Disney Company Derivative Litigation, she drew the principle that directors should follow the best practices in the area of ethics and compliance. In a recent Compliance Week article, Melissa Aguilar examined the duties of Board members regarding FCPA compliance. The conclusions of several of the FCPA experts that Ms. Aguilar interviewed for the article were that companies which have not yet had any FCPA issues rise up to the Board level are usually the ones which are the most at risk.  Albert Vondra, a partner with PricewaterhouseCoopers stated that such companies “don’t have the incentive to spend the resources or take the rigorous approach to their anti-compliance programs. Their attitude is, ‘We’ve got it covered,’ but they don’t”. Richard Cassin, managing partner of Cassin Law, stated that there must be written records demonstrating that the audit committee and that the board members asked questions and received answers regarding FCPA compliance issues. Such documentation demonstrates the Board members have “fulfilled their fiduciary obligations,” Cassin says. Board failure to head this warning can lead to serious consequences. David Stuart, a senior attorney with Cravath Swaine & Moore, noted that FCPA compliance issues can lead to personal liability for directors, as both the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and DOJ have been “very vocal about their interest in identifying the highest-level individuals within the organization who are responsible for the tone, culture, or weak internal controls that may contribute to, or at least fail to prevent, bribery and corruption”. He added that based upon the SEC’s enforcement action against two senior executives at Nature’s Sunshine, “Under certain circumstances, I could see the SEC invoking the same provisions against audit committee members—for instance, for failing to oversee implementation of a compliance program to mitigate risk of bribery”. According to Haynes and Boone in its publication, “Corporate Governance and the Role of the Board” a board’s role is not to actually manage the company, but instead to oversee and monitor the management of the company. In the realm of compliance, this means the Chief Compliance Officer. The board has the responsibility to fulfill the role of strategic and business advisor to management of the company. In addition, the board has the role of monitoring the performance of the compliance function, including monitoring the performance of it using customary economic metrics, and by overseeing compliance with applicable laws and regulations. While the board is not responsible for auditing or ferreting out compliance problems, it is responsible for determining that the company has an appropriate system of internal controls. The board should also monitor company policies and practices that address compliance and matters affecting the public perception and reputation of the company. Every company should ensure that it conducts appropriate compliance training for employees and conducts regular compliance assessments. Finally, the board must take appropriate action if and when it becomes aware of a material problem that it believes management is not properly handling. Alas, there is no reference to prudent discharge in the FCPA itself. However, if I were a remaining member of the Board of China Northeast Petroleum, I might well think more than twice about my prudent discharge of duties to the shareholders as both the DOJ and SEC now might well wish to look into this matter under a Board’s prudent discharge of duties under the FCPA. Three Key Takeaways What is ‘prudent discharge’? What is your process for doing compliance at the Board level? A Board must have active rather than passive engagement around compliance. For more information, check out my book Doing Compliance: Design, Create and Implement an Effective Anti-Corruption Compliance Program, which is available by clicking here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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180 Nutrition Make no mistake, the importance of gut health is becoming more paramount than ever and it's something I believe should not be ignored. So who better to ask than a board-certified neurologist who truly understands the gut, brain and health connection!  Our fantastic guest today is Dr David Perlmutter. He is here to discuss his brand new book 'Brain Maker' - The Power Of Microbes to Heal & Protect Your Brain For Life. The cornerstone of Dr. Perlmutter’s unique approach to neurological disorders is founded in the principles of preventive medicine. He has brought to the public awareness a rich understanding that challenging brain problems including Alzheimer’s disease, other forms of dementia, depression, and ADHD may very well be prevented with lifestyle changes including a gluten free, low carbohydrate, higher fat diet coupled with aerobic exercise.   In This Episode:   Why gut health and microbiome is critical for long lasting health The quick 'checklist' to see if you have a healthy gut What to eat daily to nurture your gut health David's daily routines to stay on top of gut & microbiome health Dr Perlmutter's favourite & most influential books: - 'Good Calories, Bad Calories' & 'Why We Get Fat' by Gary Taubes - Siddhartha by Hermann Hesse - The Disease Delusion by Dr. Jeffrey Bland And much much more...   Take the Quiz & Discover Your #1 Health & Weight Loss Road Block Here: http://bit.ly/1Nkr4RE Transcript   Guy:Hey, guys. This is Guy Lawrence of 180 Nutrition. Welcome to today’s health sessions. This is a podcast I certainly thoroughly enjoyed recording and it’s one I’m definitely going to listen to again. There’s a lot of information on here that I’ll need to go over, but ultimately, I think it’s a podcast that if you take the time to understand what’s been spoken about and actually apply the things that are said, it can make a dramatic change to one’s health, to your own life and of course your longevity and quality of life moving forward. I think it’s that big a topic. The topic at hand is going to be pretty much with the microbiome, gut health. Our awesome guest today is Dr. David Perlmutter. If you’re unaware of David, David is a board-certified neurologist and a fellow of the American College of Nutrition. I almost didn’t get my words out there. He’s been interviewed by many national syndicated radios and television programs, including Larry King Live, CNN, Fox News, Fox and Friends, the Today’s Show. He’s been on Oprah, Dr. Oz, the CBS Early Show. He is actually medical advisor to the Dr. Oz Show. Yes, we were very grateful for David to come on and give up an hour of his time and share his absolute wealth of knowledge with us today. He’s written a couple of awesome books in Grain Brain. He’s got a brand-new book out called the Brain Maker which is what we generally talk about today. That’s obviously the brain and gut connection. The cornerstone of Dr. Perlmutter’s approach to neurological disorders has been founded in the principles of you could say preventative medicine, which is why we’re super excited to have him on. He has brought public awareness now to a rich understanding that challenging brain [00:02:00] problems include Alzheimer’s disease, other forms of dementia, depression, ADHD may very well be prevented … All these things with lifestyle changes. Think about that for a moment, including a gluten-free, low-carbohydrate, high-fat diet, coupled with exercise and aerobic exercise. Anyway, strap yourself in. This is fantastic. For all you guys listening in the USA, if you haven’t heard, you might have heard me speaking on a couple of podcasts, but 180 Nutrition and now superfoods are now available across America wide which is super exciting for us. If you haven’t heard about it, you can literally just go back to 180nutrition.com and it’s a very simple way of replacing bad meal choices. If you’re stuck and you’re not sure what to do, we encourage a smoothie and a scoop of 180 with other things. It’s the easiest way to get nutrient-dense foods and fiber-rich foods really quickly. All you have to do is go back to 180nutrition.com and check it out. Let’s go over to David Perlmutter. Enjoy. Hi. This is Guy Lawrence. I’m joined by Stuart Cooke. Hi, Stewie. Stuart:Hello, Guy. How are you? Guy:Our fantastic guest today is Dr. David Perlmutter. David, welcome to the show. David:I’m delighted to be here, gentlemen. Guy:It’s fantastic. We’ve been following your work for some time now and be able to expose us to the Aussie audience, I’m very excited about. With that mind, would you mind, for our listeners if they haven’t been exposed to your work before, just sharing a little bit about yourself and what you do? David:I’d be delighted. I’m a brain specialist. I’m a neurologist, and that probably doesn’t explain what I do. I’m very much involved in various lifestyle factors as they affect the brain, as they affect human physiology, and really have begun exploring well beyond the brain, [00:04:00] what are we doing to ourselves in terms of the foods that we eat, both positive and negative? More recently, how are our food choices and other lifestyle choices affecting the microbiome, affecting the 100 trillion organisms that live within us because we now recognize that those organisms are playing a pivotal role in terms of determining whether we are healthy or not. That’s pretty much in a nutshell what I do. Guy:There you go. Stuart:Fantastic. We first heard about you, David, when you wrote the book, Grain Brain which was fantastic. For me, I think it was important because we heard a lot of stories and press about grains and how they’re making us fat and they’re ruining our health. Other ways made the connection of it’s grains … I’m okay with grains. I don’t get any gut ache. I don’t get any gastrointestinal issues, but I never thought about it from a brain perspective. I just wondered if you could share just a little bit about why you wrote Grain Brain, what inspired you to write it? David:Stuart, the real impetus behind Grain Brain was for the very first time, I thought it was critical for a brain specialist to take a position of prevention, of looking at the idea that these devastating brain conditions that I’m dealing with on a daily basis, autistic children, adults with Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, MS, you name it, that some of these issues are preventable, and that really flies in the face of pretty much mainstream doctrine. It is going against the grain, if you will which it seems to fit. It became very clear to me that our best peer-reviewed, well-respected literature [00:06:00] has been publishing information not only about gluten but about more generally, carbohydrates and sugar for a couple of decades, and no one has paid any attention. It’s been published, but I really found that somebody needed to step forward and make that information known to the general public. I began implementing these practices in my clinical practice in treating patients day to day and began seeing really remarkable results. That is what got behind me writing the book, Grain Brain, really exploring how sugar, carbohydrates and gluten are absolutely toxic for the brain. Ultimately that book was translated into 27 languages and is published worldwide. The message has really gotten out there. I’m very proud of that. These are people reading the book that I will never see and yet, I know the information that they’re gleaning from reading this book is going to help them, and it makes me feel good at the end of the day in terms of what I’m doing. Read Full Transcript Here: http://180nutrition.com.au/?p=19920

How does drug use feed into STI transmission in men who have sex with men? What kinds of behaviours happen, and how can clinicians discuss these issues with men and best help them? In this podcast Adam Bourne, London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, and David Stuart, substance use lead at the 56 Dean Street sexual health clinic, discuss the issues and offer their advice. Read the related article: Illicit drug use in sexual settings (‘chemsex’) and HIV/STI transmission risk behaviour among gay men in South London: findings from a qualitative study http://goo.gl/u6xubb

Libby Purves meets Rear Admiral David Pulvertaft, an expert on ships figureheads; designer and inventor Tom Karen; writer David Stuart MacLean and actor Rebecca Front. Rear Admiral David Pulvertaft first developed an interest in warship figureheads during his naval service and since retiring has spent nearly 20 years researching the subject. A new exhibition at Tate Britain, British Folk Art, features examples of brightly coloured ships' figureheads including the striking HMS Calcutta. Figureheads of the Royal Navy by David Pulvertaft is published by Pen & Sword Books. Tom Karen is an industrial designer and inventor. He was the managing director of design company Ogle Design which celebrates its 60th anniversary this year. Dubbed "the man who designed the Seventies," Tom is behind a range of products including the Reliant Robin; the Bond Bug; the Landspeeder from Star Wars and the Marble Run children's toy. An exhibition of Tom's work, Inspiration in 5000 Sketches, is at the University of Cambridge. In 2002 writer David Stuart MacLean found himself on a station platform in India with no ticket, no passport and no idea of who he was. He was so agitated and tormented by hallucinations that he had to be restrained, he couldn't remember his family or what had brought him to India. In his book, The Answer to the Riddle is Me, he tells the story of this terrifying episode and his long recovery. The Answer to the Riddle is Me - A Memoir of Amnesia is published by Short Books. Rebecca Front is a BAFTA-winning actor and writer. She is best known for her work in television comedy series such as The Thick of It and Grandma's House and dramas including Lewis and Death Comes to Pemberley. Her book, Curious - True Stories and Loose Connections, draws on experiences in her life from the near death by drowning of her father to the uninvited house guest who refused to leave. Curious - True Stories and Loose Connections is published by Weidenfeld & Nicholson. Producer: Paula McGinley.

In 2002, David Stuart MacLean snapped into consciousness on a train platform in India -- but he didn't know that at the time. He had no idea where he was... or who he was. He was told he was having a bad drug trip, and he believed it; the truth was that an anti-malarial medication called Lariam had slipped from his bloodstream into his brain with catastrophic effects. The Answer to the Riddle Is Me is MacLean's story of trying to piece his life back together... or, perhaps, to start over.

David Stuart gives a talk at the SUSY-Recast workshop.