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The Stars of tomorrow are discovered here, Every Wednesday former NHL GM, Stanley Cup Champion and Director of Scouting with TSN, Craig Button and I explore prospects for the NHL Draft.  Luke Hughes is part of a log jam of defencemen near the top of the draft. A great skater with confidence, but what will his offensive production be like? He's heading to Michigan next year so his development curve is on track. Brennan Othmann has a great shot, hockey IQ and uses his size to protect the puck well, but some question his skating. Does Craig? What was a season spent in the Swiss League like for the one time Flint Firebird of the OHL? Fabian Lysell has a ton of speed and only needs an inch of space to blow past defenders and create a scoring chance. He played most of the year in the SHL and while he didn't produce points, he did earn valuable experience. We also discussed how the Tampa Bay Lightning have built a potential Stanley Cup defending team by drafting well in rounds 3-7 and we remembered Tom Kurvers, a hockey legend in Minnesota, a 1986 Stanley Cup Champion and a past Hobey Baker Award winner for the great man he was. Craig joins us each week courtesy of the UFFS Hotline, become a scout and track the same players Craig and other scouts do, join up at www.UFFSports.com and get paid for your eagle eye when it comes to future stars. Catch past episodes and individual players at www.TrackingTheDraft.ca and watch episodes on YouTube. UFF Sports: Email: info@uffsports.comWebsite: https://uffsports.com/Twitter: https://twitter.com/UFFSportsTelegram: https://t.me/joinchat/SDRESrh77-LavqpTTelegram Announcements: https://t.me/joinchat/ScfVQ85rFDzQe-psMedium: https://uffsofficial.medium.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/uffsportsofficialInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/uffsportsofficial/ UFSN Twitter: https://twitter.com/UFSNetwork UFHLTwitter: https://twitter.com/ufhleague UFAHLTwitter: https://twitter.com/UFAHL_UFFS UFGATwitter: https://twitter.com/UFGA_UFFS ZilPayhttps://zilpay.xyz/  

On the 37th episode of The Breakthrough Secrets Podcast Chris, Mike and our special guest Ph.D. Craig Marker will talk about the value of exposing yourself to hard situation and how to hack Mitochondrial fusion and fission.Join us in this insightful and amazing talk!In this chapter you will discover: (0:40) Introducing our special guest Ph.D. Craig Marker(1:30) How did Mike meet Craig(2:40) Craig's origin story(4:30) What was about strength that really interested Craig?(7:00) The One-minute Workout Book by Martin Gibala https://www.amazon.com/One-Minute-Workout-Science-Smarter-Shorter/dp/0399183663 (8:00) Strong insurance(9:10) Shoutout to Brett Jones(10:00) What is antifragility?(11:10) “The most important treatment to break people of their anxiety is to have them to expose to what they fear”(12:50) Jordan Peterson and the elevators - story(13:20) Is getting exposed to fear something that needs to be practiced with frequency?(14:10) The Eagle and the Dragon Book by Chris Duffin https://www.amazon.com/Eagle-Dragon-Story-Strength-Reinvention/dp/1544501927 (16:30) Free-range Kids Book by Lenore Skenazy https://www.amazon.com/Free-Range-Raise-Self-Reliant-Children-Without/dp/0470574755 (17:50) Mike's mom story, allowing your kids to get exposed to hard situations make them self sufficient(18:40) Julian, Chris song story, fearless and extremely curious(21:10) Getting exposed to stress at the right dose(24:00) Trying to push the extremes(25:00) Mitochondrial fusion and fission(27:10) How long has Craig been hacking his mitochondria fusion and fission?(30:10) Strong Resilience, remembering Pavel Macek interview https://www.strongfirst.com/special-events/strongfirst-resilient-information/ (30:20) Jefferson curl(31:10) On unconventional trainings (32:40) Clarity gaining from fasting(38:30) Does Craig get exposed frequently to stressful situations?(51:00) What strategy does Craig apply to get exposed to hard situations?(53:00) Yes Man 2008 ‧ Jim Carrey Comedy/Romance Movie(56:00) When we have too much anxiety we can't clearly follow our gut(57:00) Impractical Jokers ‧ Cringe comedy show(1:00:00) Where to contact Craig Marker http://strength.university/ @craigdmarker @brettjonessfg @jordan.b.peterson @mad_scientist_duffin @pavelmacekcom @jimcarreyhere#TheEagleandtheDragon #Free-rangeKids #StrongResilience #YesMan #JimCarrey #ImpracticalJokers #JeffersoncurlFind Free Resources at www.kettlebell.works Liked the show? Please lease us a review!

This week's Footy Prime/Garage has every answer to your footy questions.   Where is Danny Dichio?  Where is James Sharman?  Does Craig have any more disappointment left in him? Canada and US can compete? Should Spurs fans be angry? OGS to be extended at Man U?  World Cup Qualifying and Euro talk?  And what was Craig's Best Worst Footy Trip?   All this and more on The Footy Prime/ Garage Podcast...still working this out.

Craig DeVoe, the co-founder of Precision Lacrosse in Latham, joins the podcast live for a discussion on starting a retail business during COVID, why the Capital Region needed a lacrosse super-store, and what comes next! This is an episode you don't want to miss… Episode Highlights: Craig mentions the goal they have in mind for his business. (3:30) Craig shares why he chose Loudon Road, as his business location. (5:57) Craig mentions the soft opening of their store that happened two weeks ago. (8:07) Craig shares the other huge part of their strategy and vision. (9:51) Did Craig and his team plan to launch last spring when the pandemic happened? (10:57) Craig gives a piece of advice to the listeners who want to open up a business. (12:32) Does Craig plan to expand his business? (15:13) Craig shares the story behind the name of his business. (16:29) Craig mentions the concept behind the space inside the shop. (18:04) Key Quotes: “The coaches have been great, and they're such a huge part of our business. Because they talk to all the players, they make recommendations...They can send people our way, and we try to take care of them as much as we can. So, it's a great partnership with a local lacrosse community.” - Craig DeVoe “There's a need to have a physical presence, to get your hands on stuff to try it out, and if you can get yourself connected to the community, and provide a good service, we know that there can be success.” - Craig DeVoe “If you have the right equipment on, it builds your confidence and helps you perform. As long as you're putting in the work and playing wall ball, and doing all the right things, and putting in all that, you got it.” - Craig DeVoe Resources Mentioned: Precision Lacrosse Reach out to Ryan Hanley Reach out to Michael Field

Bari and Dylan still have whiplash from the Southern Charm reunion, but they try their best to make sense of the chaos. Is anyone thirstier than Madison? Has Kathryn actually learned anything? And why DOES Craig care so much? Much to consider. Then, they recap the season premiere of Summer House, which featured two new cast members and a whole lot of Loverboy. Lindsay and Hannah are already getting into it, while Luke’s relationship status is a hot topic in the house. It’s going to be a bumpy ride!

In Episode 61 Emma and Craig tackle the five teams in the NL Central as we continue our 2020 MLB preview.1. PECOTA likes the Reds a little bit more than our hosts.2. PECOTA has a completely reasonable Cubs projection this year. Cubs Twitter might disagree mind you.3. PECOTA likes the Cardinals a little bit less than our hosts.4. Does Craig need to update his Billy Beane/Max Scherzer tweet to be about the Brewers?5. The Pirates: Chris Stratton chatin'Five and Dive is listener-supported, you can join our Patreon at patreon.com/fiveanddive. If you want to get in contact with the show, the e-mail address is fiveanddive@baseballprospectus.com. Our theme tune is by Jawn Stockton. You can listen to him on Spotify and Apple MusicSpotify: http://bit.ly/JawnStockton_SpotifyApple Music: http://bit.ly/JawnStockton_AM

During this episode, Craig Schmell,business owner, advocate, and author of The Uninvited: How I Crashed My Way into Finding Myself talks to your host, Miro Wcislo. Find out how goodness in one’s self changes a person and how its begins the road to self love. Episode Highlights: Why does money talks nowadays? When was the first time Craig failed? Where did Craig grow up? What is bomb golf? Why did Craig sneak off to nightclubs? How does small tokens nurture relationships? Does Craig encourage people to go to College? Why did Craig change his life at 28 years old? Was a college degree important at Wall Street? What does ego do to our happiness? Would you rather be happy or right? Does society affect our decision making? How do you separate work from your private life? What does fear do to people? When did Craig’s life change? How did Craig become the man that he is today? How does Craig try to live in the past 29 years? What are Craig’s favorites? Key Points: Little acts of kindness nurtures relationships, saying Hi and smiling goes a long way. Most people who react with emotion doesn’t respond with intellect. Not all our negative projections come true, better think positively. What you give to the world will find a way to come back to you. Tweetable Quotes: “If you have a name of somebody, it gives you credibility.” “People love kindness.” “Most people are taught wrong things at a young age.” “The world will probably get worse before it gets better.” “Most people want to be right, little care about being happy.” “Less is more, you never make anything better by making something worse." “Low self esteem leads to unstable acts.” “If you feel unworthy of goodness, then you won’t do good deeds.” “Think of yourself less in doing for others.” Resources Mentioned: Visit Craig’s website at : https://www.iamtheuninvited.com/ Check out his Instagram account at : https://www.instagram.com/iamtheuninvited/ Check out his Facebook account at: https://www.facebook.com/iAmTheU/ Check out his YouTube channel at : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFH680Q92EaEUzYRmbwhgFA/videos Check out his book: The Uninvited: How I Crashed My Way into Finding Myself

On this week’s episode, Jeffrey is joined by Craig Loewen to discuss the Windows Subsystem for Linux! Craig is a Program Manager on the Windows Subsystem for Linux team. He started his journey in University by studying as a Mechatronics Engineer. Really loving all things software, Craig worked at several different companies, but eventually found his way to Microsoft as an intern. Not long after, he got hired on full-time! He’s been with the WLS team now for about a year.   Today, Jeffrey and Craig Loewen discuss the ins and outs of WLS. They talk about how the codebase for WSL is organized, what it actually looks like to build WSL, some of the exciting highlights and changes to version 2 of WSL, Craig’s plans for the UI in WSL 2, and much, much more! Tune in to get the full scoop!   Topics of Discussion: [:45] Be sure to visit AzureDevOps.Show for past episodes and show notes! [:52] Jeffrey gives some announcements and lets you know where to get a hold of his book, .NET DevOps for Azure. [3:47] About today’s guest, Craig Loewen. [3:55] Jeffrey welcomes Craig to the show! [4:12] How did Craig end up in his current role and what has his journey been like at Microsoft and prior to Microsoft? [4:58] Craig gives a quick overview for listeners who have never used the Windows Subsystem for Linux. [7:18] Where is the codebase for WSL organized? [7:53] Is it one massive Git repository or is it a series of repositories? [8:30] What language/s is it written in? [8:44] Is it a visual studio solution? [9:28] What does it mean to build WSL? What does it look like to actually change some code and produce a new version of the build that could be tried out by somebody? [10:26] What are some of the key meaningful things that they have to have in their part of the build? [12:16] Craig highlights some of the exciting changes in version 2 of WSL. [14:46] Does running on a virtual machine open up some additional capabilities? [15:22] A word from Azure DevOps Podcast’s sponsor: Clear Measure. [15:50] Is it an overstatement to say that when version 2 of WSL comes out, and you’re running Windows 10, you’d be running Windows and Linux? [18:00] What is WSL’s build server? [18:55] How often is WSL running this massive build? [19:43] What goes into Craig’s private build script? [20:37] When Craig says ‘run it on my box,’ what does that entail? [21:00] Craig speaks about the automatic testing they have for the subsystem. [22:39] Is it a manual process or automated integration when they pull external issues from their GitHub into Azure DevOps? [23:37] How do they get information, telemetry, and logs about how WSL is going out there in the wild? [24:40] Does Craig know how many people are actively using WSL out in the world? [25:14] Jeffrey and Craig speak more about how WSL version 2 is going completely VM-based and what that means. [27:32] If WSL 2 is going to go to Windows server, does that mean that in Azure when someone spins up a Windows server and they want to put multiple low-volume applications on a particular VM that want to target either Linux or Windows that it doesn’t matter because both kernels are native? [29:36] What are Craig’s plans for the UI for WSL 2? [30:55] Craig’s recommendations for those who want to learn more!   Mentioned in this Episode: Azure DevOps Clear Measure (Sponsor) .NET DevOps for Azure, by Jeffrey Palermo bit.ly/dotnetdevopsproject bit.ly/dotnetdevopsbookforcommunity — Visit to get your hands on two free books to give away at conferences or events! Jeffrey’s .NET DevOps Bootcamp (Oct. 28-30th, in Lakeway, TX) Microsoft Ignite 2019 Jeffrey Palermo’s Youtube Jeffrey Palermo’s Twitter — Follow to stay informed about future events! Craig Lowen’s Website Craig Loewen’s LinkedIn Craig Loewen’s Twitter @CraigALoewen Azure DevOps Podcast: “Oren Eini on DevOps Success at RavenDB (Part 1) — Episode 55” Azure DevOps Podcast: “Oren Eini on DevOps Success at RavenDB (Part 2) — Episode 56” Arduino Windows Subsystem for Linux Documentation (aka.ms/wsldocs) Windows Command Line (aka.ms/cliblog)   Want to Learn More? Visit AzureDevOps.Show for show notes and additional episodes.

Summer Mary hangs with Shep, Austen, and Carlito in sf. She once again finds out nothing and everything. Does Austen need to cut the Madison cord? Does Craig get better looking each episode? Is Sonja on pills? Do Lu and Ramona get her sloppy seconds? Have you peed in a bathtub? DDDDDooooooorrrrrrinnndddaaaaaa. Sorry, Kyle killed it as a playboy bunny at Farrahween and Rinna slayed as Erika Jayne. But would Erika Jayne ever talk about stuffed animal bunnies? Does Kim owe her an apology? Come judge with us. Sponsored by www.whosthathousewife.com, the fresh new game that celebrates the most iconic housewives from seasons past and present. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Is Gavin back? Did Scott finally order those T shirts? Does Craig manage to get through an entire episode without burping? How many dogs does Todd have? What's Wes' big idea? What's Coveboy's new band called? Does Kelly giggle much during this episode? Why was Mike B arrested? so many questions..... but we have the answers!!

Join us for our Favourite 2018 Movies or 2018 movies we managed to actually see... Check out this week's episode to learn about which movies of 2018 we liked the most! Did Scott pick anything other than comic book movies? Has Andrew changed his opinion on when the summer blockbuster season starts? Does Craig have stuff to say this week? Join us to find out all the answers to all your questions on this week's episode. This week: Favourite Movies of 2018 / WWWtW(What We Watch This Week) If you have any questions be sure to drop us a comment or email at ForgotToGrowUpPodcast@gmail.com  Be sure to like, share, and subscribe to us @ForgotToGrowUp Twitter: https://twitter.com/ForgotToGrowUp Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/forgottogrowup/?hl=en Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ForgotToGrowUpPodcast/

Join Chris and Craig as they recap Pheonix and tell you who they believe will win it ALL at Miami - Homestead this weekend. Does Craig think Happy Harvick have a shot, Truex with their recent issues on PIT road? Who will Chris pick as his favorite to win? Mr. CJ Sports will hopefully join us as well. Find out who the guys think will take it all home THIS Thusday night! 

It's time for episode 60 of Yes Have Some Podcast: Us Vs. Kathleen Kennedy! Kick back with us as we cover the latest news from the Star Wars Universe, worry over Watchmen, and blow our entire budget on Stephen King first editions. Does Craig hate Batman Returns? How much sleep is Jake losing over Godzilla right now? Wait, is Han Solo gonna be okay!? Find out this week on YHS, the one where we try to start a fight! Subscribe on iTunes and don't forget to leave a review!   http://www.yeshavesomecast.com http://www.somethingstranger.com  http://www.twitter.com/YHSPodcast http://www.facebook.com/yeshavesomecast http://www.instagram.com/YHSPocast 

If you are a new listener to this podcast, welcome to the award-winning podcast that improves your English. With over 40 years of teaching between us, we'll help you improve your English and take it to the next level. In this episode: You and I, you and me - afterwards, after all - who, whom, whose Listener Feedback: Javi T. I wanted to ask you a couple of questions.Diference between, '' After all '' and '' afterwards'' // Exemp: we are not a good chefs, but after all, the food wasn't that bad.we had to study last night, but afterwards we went out for a few beers. 'Afterwards' is a time expression. It refers to time. 'After all' is more than a time expression: "I thought I was lost, but I was going the right way after all." "Let me help you. After all, you always help me." (por lo menos) "After all is said and done." - al fin y al cabo, a fin de cuentas "After all the trouble she's causes me, I still love Berta." (despues de todo) "We had lunch. Afterwards, John went home." ¡OJO! It's not correct to say, X"We had lunch. Afterwards, John went home."X you should say, "We had lunch. After that, John went home." "After" is a preposition and needs to go with another word. Whom, who or whose? "To Whom It May Concern" - Use this expression in formal emails when you do not know the name of the person you are writing to. whose = de quién Whom is mainly used in formal English (especially in written English). Whom can only be for objects, it cannot be for subjects. "Are you the gentleman WHOM I met earlier?" ('Whom' is the object, 'I' is the subject). This is not common spoken English. It's more common to use 'who', not 'whom' in modern spoken English. When it's an indirect object, with a preposition, use 'whom'. "For Whom the Bells Toll" by Ernest Hemingway "With Whom are you going out tonight?" Use WHOM (with an 'M') if the answer is HIM. - "Whom do you love?" - "I love him." (No se dice, X"I love he."X)   "Is it posible to use the verbs 'fancy , feel like' as past verbs tense? Yes, it is! - "I fancied a pizza so we went out for dinner." "I felt like having a pizza." A question from Armando Hello, Reza and Craig. I want to thank you for creating this podcasts every week. I am from Colombia and recently I became a patron to support your great labor (work). I really hope that many people can join us because together we can achieve the aim of having written transcriptions for every episode. Would you mind help me with this question? I have been studying how to create questions with the following words: how, what, which, where, when, among others, but I can't understand or identify the structure for these sentences and when I need to use these auxiliary verbs: do / does / did / have / has / etc I know the auxiliary 'do' is for I / you / we / they in the present simple, and 'does' for he / she / it. But it is not clear for me when I need to put the auxiliary in the question and when not to. For example: What time do you usually have breakfast?How many people live in this house? (this question does not have any auxiliary)How much is this bunch of white roses?How often do you visit your parents? When the question word is an object, use an auxiliary verb: + I eat rice. (positive form)- I don't eat rice. (negative form)? Do I eat rice. (question form) "How many people live in this house? ("How many" is the subject, not the object) "Who did you help?" - "I helped John." - "Who (object) did you (subject) help?" - "I helped John (object)." "Who helped you?" - "Who (subject) helped you (object)?" "How many eggs did you buy?" (auxiliary verb) "How many cars arrived?" (no auxiliary verb) "Whose car is this?" - The verb TO BE never uses an auxiliary verb. "How long ago did my mother arrive?" My mother is the subject - you need an auxiliary verb. "Where do you work?" - 'You' is the subject of the question, so you need an auxiliary verb I do not understand why these sentences use the verb 'likes' with 's' instead of 'like' without s: "Craig likes chocolate." - 'like' has an 's' because it's a 3rd person statement in the present simple tense. "Does Craig like chocolate?" - this is a question with does, so there is no 's' in the persent simple. The auxiliary verbs 'do', 'does', 'don't' are followed by the infinitive without 'to'. Isabel from Brazil: "You and me" or "You and I"? 'I' is a subject pronoun and 'me' is an object pronoun. "I love you" is correct. X"Me love you."X is not correct. "She love me." ('me' is the object) "You and me do the podcast together." ('you and me' are both sobjects) "Reza and I love podcasting." ('Reza and I' are both subjects) "Reza and me will have a pint of lager." "Reza and I will have a pint of lager." Both the above sentences are correct. "Reza and I" is more common in formal and written English. "Reza and me", "You and me" etc is more common in spoken and informally written English. Julio Alejandro Pinzón NúñezTunja - Colombia Gracias por las lecciones, he aprendido mucho y aclarado muchas dudas. Acabo de escuchar el Episodio 3 y aquí en Colombia utilizamos el verbo colocar como sinónimo de poner, por ejemplo "Póngase en la fila" = "Colóquese en la fila" = "Haga la fila" o también "Coloca el libro en la mesa" = "Pon en libro en la mesa" "Put the book on the table.""Put yourself in the queue." / "Get in the queue." / "Get in line." /"Get in the queue." / "Queue up." Send us an email, or record your voice and send us a sound file, with a comment or question to craig@inglespodcast.com or belfastreza@gmail.com. The music in this podcast is by Pitx. The track is called 'See You Later'