Podcasts about FBD

We take to the road for this week's Young Stock Podcast as Sarah McIntosh attends the Teagasc/FBD student of the year award ceremony. The awards, sponsored by FBD, were presented to the top graduates of Teagasc Level 6 agriculture, horticulture, equine and forestry training programmes in 2024. With 4,000 students across the Teagasc college campuses, it was a great opportunity to meet the top of the crop students, who took home prizes on the day. Each finalist was nominated by their teacher and Teagasc college faculty and selected from a judging panel. On the day Kate Curran, who is no stranger to the Young Stock Podcast, was awarded the overall title of Teagasc/FBD student of the year for 2024. We get the first interview with Kate as the shock of winning the award sets in and she outlines what it means to her. We also hear from Danny Doyle, who took home the title last year as he fills us in on what he has been up to over the last year while giving advice to this year's winner. Thomas O'Connor from Tralee, Co Kerry, who took home the winning title for the full-time agriculture category speaks to us about his educational pathway and why he decided to attend a Teagasc course. Tipperary native Niamh Duggan, Carrick-on-Suir, took home the award for the full-time other land-based enterprises category. She speaks about progressing onto the Level 8 degree in South East Technological University and what her plans are for the summer months. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week we cover how farmers are coping with the snow and ice, we hear how new proposals could curtail cow sales for herds gone clear of TB, we discuss beef sales and cattle prices and we also discuss how FBD are warning farmers to check their insurance cover.This podcast is brought to you in association with Toyota Ireland. Check out the all new Landcruiser in your local Toyota dealership. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

InsTech, has launched its "State of Irish Insurtech Report 2024, to position Ireland as a global centre for insurance innovation, where industry giants and start-ups can come together to collaborate and create the next generation of insurance solutions. The findings of the new report were presented to Minister of State for Financial Services, Credit Unions and Insurance, Neale Richmond in a productive meeting on the potential for the sector. As the independent, neutral convener InsTech.ie plays a pivotal role in Ireland becoming a leader for insurance technology and insurance innovation. It champions Irish Insurtechs, supporting them to scale into international markets, by building awareness of the depth and breadth of insurance innovation emerging from Ireland. Founding members include AA, Allianz, Aviva, Axa, FBD, Irish Life, VHI, Laya, Scor, Unum and RSA/123.ie. One of the first activities InsTech.ie conducted back in 2022 was the mapping of the indigenous Insurtechs in Ireland. Each year InsTech updates this map and it has now grown to 114 Insurtechs. To coincide with the release of the latest version of the map, InsTech.ie conducted a survey of Irish Insurtechs to gain a better understanding of the landscape in Ireland and learn more about how it can support them to scale and encourage better, stronger collaboration across the ecosystem. On receiving the report Minister for State at the Department of Finance, Neale Richmond said, "Innovation in the Insurtech sector has the potential to pass on huge benefits to customers. Ireland hosts all of the world's top 10 global software companies and 11 of the top 15 global insurers. With a strong track record in both insurance and technology, Ireland has all of the elements to create a powerful cluster of insurance innovation and is a natural hub for the next wave of disruptive Insurtech firms. This InsTech report gives us a framework to explore the opportunities." On the launch of the report InsTech.ie CEO Gary Leyden said, "We have seen huge growth in the number and funding of Insurtech startups in Ireland and it has the potential to be a global centre for insurance innovation . The main finding of the survey this year is that there is an acknowledgement between incumbents and startups in the insurance sector that they can work together to a greater extent and have an increasing appetite to do so. This has the potential to deliver better experiences to consumers. " Leyden added, "InsTech.ie will be the forum to encourage greater innovation and we will be announcing more initiatives to support incumbents and startups collaborate and innovate together in the coming months." Some key findings of the survey in the report include: Background of Founders: 39% of founders came from an insurance background. Interestingly, a greater number of respondents stated that they came from a non-financial services background. Ambition: 90 percent Insurtech startups are seeking to enter into new markets. Challenges: Founders listed "resistance to change" as the main barriers to implementing technological innovations in the insurance industry. Potential for innovation: 68.7percent of stakeholders surveyed said emerging technologies (e.g., AI, blockchain) were "essential for innovation and growth." Ireland has witnessed a range of successful startup ventures, with the Irish Insurtech cluster being led by Fineos. Fast-growing companies such as Kota and DOCOsoft are also providing crucial technological solutions for the insurance industry. Working with their large incumbent members and these startups InsTech.ie aims to accelerate further collaboration and innovation in the industry. For the full report please download here: https://www.instech.ie/2024-irish-insurtech-report See more stories here. More about Irish Tech News Irish Tech News are Ireland's No. 1 Online Tech Publication and often Ireland's No.1 Tech Podcast too. You can find hundreds of fantastic previous episodes and subscribe using wha...

In this Dementia Researcher Podcast episode, Dr Aitana Sogorb Esteve hosts a discussion with Dr Charlie Arber and Sam Crawford from University College London, discussing their work on familial British dementia (FBD), a rare form of dementia affecting only a handful of families. The discussion explores the latest findings from human stem cell models that are helping researchers understand FBD's unique genetic and pathological features, and how that can inform a wider understanding of familial Alzheimer's Disease. Topics covered include: - Genetic causes and symptoms of familial British dementia - Use of stem cell models, particularly iPSCs, to study FBD in the lab - Potential biomarkers and implications for therapeutic research - How funding from the Race Against Dementia Ignition Fund is supporting advancements in rare dementia research -- Full biographies on all our guests and a transcript can be found on our website: https://www.dementiaresearcher.nihr.ac.uk Find out more at Race Against Dementia: https://www.raceagainstdementia.com/ -- Like what you see? Please review, like, and share our podcast - and don't forget to subscribe to ensure you never miss an episode . -- This podcast is brought to you by University College London / UCLH NIHR Biomedical Research Centre in association with Alzheimer's Association, Alzheimer's Research UK, Alzheimer's Society and Race Against Dementia who we thank for their ongoing support. -- Follow us on social media: http://www.instagram.com/dementia_researcher/ http://www.facebook.com/Dementia.Researcher/ http://www.twitter.com/demrescommunity http://www.linkedin.com/company/dementia-researcher http://bsky.app/profile/dementiaresearcher.bsky.social -- Download our new community app: https://onelink.to/dementiaresearcher

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Welcome to Jigs & Bigs Episode 212! This week, join hosts Bobby and Joe as they welcome special guest cohost Dave Urke, AKA the Wolf of Walmart on Instagram and TikTok. Get ready for an exciting episode filled with fishing adventures and industry insights. In this episode, the team discusses the exciting kickoff of the Multi Species Scavenger Hunt on Fishing Chaos, providing all the details and insider tips you need to participate. Along with the usual banter and camaraderie, the episode introduces brand new segments including a fishing headlines segment that covers world records, new Diawa gear, and the latest in the #FBD discussion. One of the highlights of the episode is the "Broke on the Boat" segment, where Bobby, Joe, and Dave share their experiences and tips on managing money, choosing the right gear, and setting fishing goals. Additionally, the popular "Stories from the Back of the Bait Shop" segment returns with a hilarious tale about fish whistle fun and unexpected giant catches. Tune in to Jigs & Bigs Episode 212 for a fun and informative discussion on all things fishing, featuring special guest cohost Dave Urke and plenty of exciting new segments to keep you hooked from start to finish! Register for the April 2024 Multi Species Scavenger Hunt here (Reg. Open until 4/8/24): https://app.fishingchaos.com/tournament/5xkESlZamC7Ya8kHFoeM BUY HEAT YOUR MEAT: https://heatyourmeat.net/ Call the J+B Hotline! 1+ (413) 324-8519 Or email jigsandbigs413@gmail.com (Questions, comments, FTG, Stories from the bait shop, Broke on the Boat submissions, and more) BECOME A JIGHEAD HERE: https://rebrand.ly/bf8612 Check out our LINKTREE: https://linktr.ee/jigsandbigs Thanks to our Show Partners! - Dark Horse Tackle - https://rebrand.ly/5p68yye [Save 15% off your first box in a Weekend Warrior or Dabble Pack month-month subscription using code JIGSANDBIGS15 at checkout or put together a BYOB and use the code JANDBBYOB25! - Omnia Fishing - https://omnia.direct/OmniaE-GiftCard [Save 15% off your FIRST order at Omnia Fishing!] - A-Bay Lure - https://abaylure.com [Use code Jigsandbigs to save 20% on your entire order] - Bay House Apartment - https://shorturl.at/fpRX8 - The Ship Motel - https://theshipmotel.com/ - Reaction Tackle - https://bit.ly/3ROTj5k - Three Belles Outfitters - https://rebrand.ly/zsdnchi - Torege Polarized Sunglasses - https://rebrand.ly/i2cqymx [Use code jigsandbigs10 to save 10% at checkout!] --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jigsandbigs/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jigsandbigs/support

This week Rachel Donovan chats to news correspondents Noel Bardon and Anne O'Donoghue about who will be exempt from farm inspections, FBD refunds to farmer customers following an overcharge, the latest in Irish politics as well as an update from the NDC's interim boss Mark Keller. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In our first highlights show of 2024, Rob and John take a sample of voices our Patreon club members will already have heard on the Mayo Football Podcast over the last few weeks.On this pod, Rob Hennelly talks about his hopes for the year, Colm Boyle lists the players who impressed him in Mayo's recent FBD match against London, the London manager Michael Maher reacts to his team's surprise win in that game, Billy Joe Padden reminisces about his pre-season days when John Maughan was manager, while Colm Boyle explains why this period of the year is so crucial for fringe players trying to break into the panel. We wrap up this pod with extracts from interviews with Mayo LGFA manager Liam McHale and Mayo manager Kevin McStay. To get access to all of the podcast episodes from where these extracts are taken, join the club at Patreon.com/mayopodcast, where annual membership is now available for just €1 per week (plus VAT).    

In this episode, ASA President Prof. Tommy Boland talks with some of our speakers at our upcoming annual conference. Tommy speaks with Our Plenary speaker, Jack Bobo, Director of the University of Nottingham Food Systems Institute. This is followed by Margaret Berry who is head of sustainability with the Kepak Group. He then talks to Barry Larkin, CEO of Acorn. The podcast concludes with some words from Michael Berkery from the FBD, our Conference Partners.

Our news team discusses how weanling sales have kicked off with prices looking positive for suckler farmers. Sheep breeding sales, milk prices, dairy schemes, straw prices, burger sales, tax advice and organics are all also on the agenda. We'll also hear from Donegal sheep farmer Dwayne Shiels who was named FBD young farmer of the year this week.

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2023.06.27.546552v1?rss=1 Authors: Arber, C., Casey, J. M., Crawford, S., Rambarack, N., Yaman, U., Wiethoff, S., Augustin, E., Piers, T. M., Rostagno, A., Ghiso, J., Lewis, P. A., Revesz, T., Hardy, J., Pocock, J. M., Houlden, H., Schott, J. M., Salih, D. A., Lashley, T., Wray, S. Abstract: Mutations in ITM2B cause familial British, Danish, Chinese and Korean dementias. In familial British dementia (FBD) a mutation in the stop codon of the ITM2B gene (also known as BRI2) causes a C-terminal cleavage fragment of the ITM2B/BRI2 protein to be extended by 11 amino acids. This fragment, termed amyloid-Bri (ABri), is highly insoluble and forms extracellular plaques in the brain. ABri plaques are accompanied by tau pathology, neuronal cell death and progressive dementia, with striking parallels to the aetiology and pathogenesis of Alzheimer's disease. The molecular mechanisms underpinning FBD are ill-defined. Using patient-derived induced pluripotent stem cells, we show that expression of ITM2B/BRI2 is 34-fold higher in microglia than neurons, and 15-fold higher in microglia compared with astrocytes. This cell-specific enrichment is supported by expression data from both mouse and human brain tissue. ITM2B/BRI2 protein levels are higher in iPSC-microglia compared with neurons and astrocytes. Consequently, the ABri peptide was detected in patient iPSC-derived microglial lysates and conditioned media but was undetectable in patient-derived neurons and control microglia. Pathological examination of post-mortem tissue support ABri expression in microglia that are in proximity to pre-amyloid deposits. Finally, gene co-expression analysis supports a role for ITM2B/BRI2 in disease-associated microglial responses. These data demonstrate that microglia are the major contributors to the production of amyloid forming peptides in FBD, potentially acting as instigators of neurodegeneration. Additionally, these data also suggest ITM2B/BRI2 may be part of a microglial response to disease, motivating further investigations of its role in microglial activation. This has implications for our understanding of the role of microglia and the innate immune response in the pathogenesis of FBD and other neurodegenerative dementias including Alzheimer's disease. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info Podcast created by Paper Player, LLC

Our news team discusses ground-breaking Irish research which shows Limousin cattle have the lowest daily methane emissions. We'll also look at land leasing tax changes set to benefit tillage farmers, food prices and a retailer forum, FBD shares, the new Vet school, rewetting, water quality and another part of our farm succession series, focusing on wills.

On our final episode of Season 5 we talk with Inclusio CEO & Founder Sandra Healy https://inclusio.io/ We catch up with Sandra 2 years on from being on our Show. Inclusio is a platform developed by experts in behavioural data science, psychology, artificial intelligence, equality, diversity and inclusion. Inclusio works with organisations — both in the private and public sector — providing them with scientific, evidence-based data and inclusion insights linked to their business KPIs and ROI. Inclusio works with a brilliant existing customer base which already includes Sodexo, RSA Insurance Ireland, 123.ie, FBD insurance, Linesight, Kilsaran, Public Appointments Service, IPB insurance and Teagasc. Inclusio, has announced plans to create 80 jobs on the back of a €6.2m funding investment in the unique diversity and inclusion platform. #podcast #tech #talks #dublin #martinsenmayer #foryoupage #fyp #SandraHealy #ersl #mdersl #businesses #gavinfox #gavin #partnership #foryou #viralvideo #irlanda #explore #executive #digitalmarketing #institute #vcs #techtalks #techtalk #JessKelly #Inclusio #behavioural #Hiring #employment #artificialintelligence #equality #diversity #inclusion #funding #hiring

This week Martin Merrick talks to FBD Young Farmer of the Year Christopher Tuffy, who on his return home from college at age 20 dived in to leasing an ex-beef farm and converting it over to dairying.

 it's Trump Tuesday which has nothing to do with Donald but if you want a good week you gotta get over your Monday malaise and "trumpet" on Tuesday.  And with your permission I want to encourage you to be bold brave and strong today and I don't want you to make any FBDs... So let me tell you what an FBD is and why it will also make you feel bad. And I have never liked email. Of course I have to do it because that's the way things are done so often today. One of the things I'm glad for is that now for the most part my AI dictation knows me so well that I can do most of my typing by talking and the robot does the typing for me and also includes some embarrassing typos from time to time but I've learned to live with that. And I try to catch them when I can. But sometimes I miss. But there's more to it than inconvenience, emails are changing too many things about how we communicate because emails are not for communication they are for information and they are very bad sources of communication because communication is always about building friendships and relationships and so let me give you a few examples of why you should do a lot less typing and texting and a lot more talking and communicating.    

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The only solution is MORE PANTERA!   00:00 Intro 2:06 Preamble: Offspring, my first show, coal chamber, our first demos, and Jeremy hated singing   14:57 Pantera: revisit cbfh & vulgar, more essential and trash tracks, and Vulgar's profound influence 33:38 Far Beyond Driven overview: essential and trash tracks, Phil's prolific output and different lyric perspective, good friends and a bottle of masculinity  1:11:14 Love for Vinnie and Dime 1:25:01 Track by Track: I'm Broken, Strength beyond strength, Becoming 1:43:25 5 Min alone, Hard Lines and Sunken Cheeks, Slaughtered, 25 Years 2:05:43 Shedding Skin, Use My Third Arm, Throes of Rejection, and Planet Caravan 2:21:35 Harrison essential and trash fbd tracks   2:22:15 Trendkill Overview 2:40:42 Track by Track: Great Southern Trendkill, War Nerve, Drag the Waters 3:01:23 13 steps, Suicide Notes, Living through me 3:19:57 Floods, Underground in America, Sandblasted Skin 3:37:42 Summary    recorded 3/4/2022   These two albums are so damn important to us. GST has traditionally been both of our favorite Pantera record because of it's insane vibe but FBD might objectively be their best record. I think the grime and vulnerability of FBD influenced the nu metal movement. Here we see Phil's lyrical perspective shift from detached aggro bro word salad to intense, sincere, vulnerable, and outright uncomfortable honesty. By using different vocal styles and harsher screams Phil paves the way for the next 10-15 years of mainstream metal music. Vinnie permanently etches his name into the history of metal drumming by expanding the vocabulary to places that people still haven't really caught up to. Dime gets weird af and establishes himself as a legit legend. And the unsung hero, Rex, holds in all together. Above all both of these records are creative and artistic statements. Anyway, I'm gonna stop typing because I have too much to say, so take a listen.

We make a very eclectic playlist with Quinton aka Ghostshaft from Keanu DiCaprio, Boolay, and FBD Media. He talks about how he escapes writers block, previous bands/projects, how he is learning how to mix and master, and a lot more. Also, I just wanna say thank you to him. He made us an amazing song to use for promos and for the end of the episodes. Go show him so love and check out all his music and every amazing artist apart of the FBD media family. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/viplaylistpod/message

This week we analyse the increases in shed building costs and ask what it means for farmers. We discuss rising fertiliser prices, tractor GPS thefts, Macra's new CEO and how IFA members in North Cork are unhappy with the association's salary increases for its leadership. Michael O'Leary tells us about his like for Angus cattle and we hear from the winner of the FBD and Teagasc student of the year award, Dave Moloney.

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Midwestern music-makers FAKE BLIND DATE are an "alt-pop / eclecti-rock / punkabilly /outlaw-cowgirl / midnight-jazz-dive quartet." (Yup--yet another one of those. Yawn.) Ingredients: Kari Lueneberg aka Molli Putz, on guitar, lead vocal, and flute; journeyman bassist, singer, 'n' harmonica-slinger Paul McComas; unparalleled up-'n'-comer Megan Rault on sax, flute, 'n' jazz vocal; and "Peter Van Eck a- drummin' like HECK!" FBD was conceived in May 2018 at Chicago's Cafe Cabaret Uptown, hatched three months later at a Martyrs' Club anti-rape benefit, dormant during 2020's pandemic lockdown, and re-birthed (definitely not "born again") in June 2021 at Montrose Saloon. A December '21 live-online podcast benefiting the Ed Asner Family Center solidified the current lineup. Their prior 50/50 originals/covers ratio is tiltin' toward their own songs as the band eyes an eponymous 2023 debut-album on Chicago Acoustic Underground's CAUDog Records (the label that released Paul's-&-Maya Kuper's acclaimed 2017 Unplugged: A Survivor's Story... Soundtrack). Click on this link to see the videos from this Podcast

In this episode, the guys talk Galway's FBD win, Naomh Anna, Leitir Móir heartbreak in Connacht final, NUIG progress in Sigerson Cup, Galway hurlers Walsh Cup against Dublin, St Thomas' and Salthill-Knocknacara's All Ireland semi-finals and semi-final success for Kilkerrin-Clonberne. 

The New Year has already seen football action at both inter-county and club levels, with Mayo edged out by Galway in the FBD League in the novel surroundings of the Air Dome at the Connacht GAA Centre of Excellence, while Kilmeena and Knockmore experienced contrasting fortunes in their respective Connacht football finals. In this first Mayo News Football Podcast episode of 2022, we look back at that FBD semi-final and survey how things are shaping up for the county team ahead of the start of the National League campaign. Rob Muphy hosts the show and he's joined by Mike Finnerty and Billy Joe Padden. As well as reflecting on Mayo's defeat in the Dome, the lads discuss Jason Doherty's impending return to the fray as well as Cillian O'Connor's rehab, which is now nearing completion. Oisin Mullin's future remains in doubt and the lads discuss the lure of the AFL and the impact this has on up and coming Gaelic footballers.There's also a look ahead to what's coming up on the podcast over the next while, including the special Colm Boyle episode that'll be online soon. Finally, it's back to the on-field action for a discussion on Knockmore's loss to Padraig Pearses and Kilmeena's big win over St Patrick's last weekend. Produced & edited by Ger Duffy Media.Listen to us on Spotify, Apple Podcasts & all other major platforms: https://pod.link/911384007Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/mayopodcast

In this episode Cian and Colm talk hurling. Henry Shefflin had his first game in charge of the Galway senior hurlers last weekend. Cian looks back on it and what we learned. The lads also look back on the FBD meeting between Galway and Mayo and ahead to Naomh Anna Leitir Móir's, Connacht Intermediate Football Final. 

Sandiaga Uno mengapresiasi segenap pihak yang telah berkomitmen tanpa lelah membangun dan menggerakkan sektor pariwisata di Indonesia. Palang Merah Singapura telah menjanjikan bantuan kemanusiaan gabungan sebesar 100.000 dolar Amerika Serikat (AS) untuk bencana di Malaysia dan Filipina. Polda Jateng kembali mengungkap kasus prostitusi online selebgram TE dan seorang warga nergara asing (WNA) asal Brazil berinisial FBD (26), Senin (20/12/2021).

THE FLOOR IS LAVA! Stay off the ground with Nick and Tara as they discuss their plans to avoid a world full of lava, attending a cinematic high school, dinosaur plans with the FBD, a strength lesson about Popeye, Tara's greatest fear: the peacock, and Nick gets visited by the ghost of fun past, fun present, and fun future. ________________________________________ Connect with us on social media: Instagram: @unloadedquestions Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/unloadedq Email: UnloadedQ@gmail.com Twitter: @UnloadedQ Tik Tok: @unloadedquestions

The provenance of video games was always the domain of the misunderstood misfits.  Old school coin-operated stand up terminals were located in smokey dive-bar back rooms or seedy shopping malls.  The early in-home entertainment consoles were first adopted by the propeller head and pocket protector set.  As those gaming systems became more advanced and realistic, the introverted and ostracized members of youth became the standard bearers of the online gaming communities. The Boomer establishment has a rich history of being at odds with the video game industry.   Early 1980s fears of Japanese manufacturing supremacy, placing societal violence's blame on gaming's cartoonish pistol play, inaccurately correlating health issues to screen time, as well as dismissing a dynamic and innovative sector as a passing fad.  You name it, Boomer's did everything but self-reflect.    What's more - just this week China's official news outlet — published a lengthy analysis that used terms such as "opium" and "electronic drug" to describe the harmful effects of gaming on children. "It turns out 'spiritual opium' has grown into a multi-billion dollar industry," the article read. "Insiders warn: watch out for the harm of online games."   As in so many other instances - the Boomers and Commies got it wrong. Again.    GenX knew very early that video games were none of the above, but rather a wild frontier of entertainment, education and camaraderie. The Millennials grabbed the baton and went sprinting farther down the path to take gaming to a place not even the most enthusiastic GenXer could dream possible.    One of those thought leaders is our guest on this episode of FBD.    Will Hershey (twitter: @maybebullish) is the visionary CEO and cofounder of Roundhill Investments with offices in NYC and SF. Roundhill believes that e-sports and video games are the future of live media, sports and entertainment. Will and the Buzzards swap old school video game stories, discuss investing in this sector of the economy is no longer a fringe frontier exercise, as well as the future of the metaverse and sports gambling.   So set the control paddle down, unplug the headset and kill the screen.   Roll up the dank and pour a drink.  You may just walk away ready to reposition your investment portfolio with some weighting to gaming!   After you spray the citrus, mind you...

This year's Olympics are different, our athletes have to compete without the support of their families. 'Sound Support' by FBD combines audio from the athlete's families, training, and musical elements to make a soundtrack for their challenge. Music producer Richie Egan and Team Ireland Sports Psychologist, Jessie Barr joined Louise to explain.

PART 1: Life insurancd; Investment, Collateral, Equity, Creative finance, adds Networth. How? Reggie Clemons, MBA Insurance Professional, licensed in most states across the country will answer all your questions and more in this 2 PART SERIES. rclemons216@gmail.com 216.925.6577 FOLLOW. SHARE. STAY CONNECTED text FBD to 63975

Irish badminton star and FBD brand ambassador Nhat Nguyen joined Shane Hannon as he continues his preparations for this summer’s Tokyo Olympics

It's almost a year to the day since the first lockdown, with many businesses closed for most of that year, and some still closed. And those businesses are now examining their business interruption insurance coverage to see to what extent they can recover their losses, if at all. In this episode Joanelle O'Cleirigh, a partner in the Litigation, Dispute Resolution and Investigations team, is joined by Richard Willis and Mick Twomey, also partners in the Litigation, Dispute Resolution and Investigations team, and Jennifer McCarthy, Head of our Insurance and Reinsurance team, to examine business interruption insurance and the widely reported High Court decision in the FBD case. Disclaimer: The contents of this podcast are to assist access to information and do not constitute legal or other advice. Specific advice should be sought in relation to specific cases. If you would like more information on this topic, please contact a member of our team or your usual Arthur Cox contact.

On this week's Legal slot john Lynch of Lynch Solicitors spoke with Fran on Tipp Today about High Court judgement on FBD insurance...

This week we're joined by Stiofán Ó Nualláin from Trademark Belfast to discuss: The Northern Ireland protocol Death threats to Sunday World journalists Political policing Covid supports for business, paid for by workers FBD says pub court decision is limited to specific policies Inspections into bogus self-employed workers in RTE and meat plants Irish Water and workers demand for a referendum Quarantine hotels and half-arsed Covid plans Stardust 40th Anniversary

Central Bank Governor Gabriel Makhlouf talks economic outlook and the fallout from the FBD insurance case with Pat on the show this morning. Listen and subscribe to The Pat Kenny Show on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts and Spotify.      Download, listen and subscribe on the Newstalk App.    You can also listen to Newstalk live on newstalk.com or on Alexa, by adding the Newstalk skill and asking: 'Alexa, play Newstalk'.

On CorkToday with Patricia Messinger ---- How we could see a price increase for using our postal service if next day delivery is to continue The High Court has ruled that four pub owners are entitled to be compensated by insurer FBD for the disruption their businesses suffered due to the Covid-19 pandemic – We discuss with a pub owner who set up a group to save Irish Pubs Plus we hear why Valentines Day should become a “love bomb” for frontline workers We also will have Nutritional advice from Anneliese plus more See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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FBD has committed to paying out "valid claims" to its public house insurance customers for financial losses incurred as a result of pandemic related closures. The insurance company was left with no choice after the High Court delivered a landmark decision on Friday on the back of a test case taken by four pub owners. Section 3 of FBD's Public House Insurance policy provides cover for business closures arising from "outbreaks of contagious or infectious diseases on the premises or within 25 miles of same". FBD claimed the cover didn't extend to nationwide outbreaks, and was instead confined to more localised cases. However, in a detailed judgement delivered on Friday, Mr Justice Denis McDonald, refused to accept that it requires the closure to be proximately caused by local outbreaks, and found them liable for costs incurred since the forced closure of the pubs almost a full year ago. The actual amount has yet to be decided. This case was taken by four pub owners, but its outcome has far reaching consequences, with up to 1,300 other publicans having the same policy. Pat was joined on the line by Darragh McAllister, Clare Chair of the VFI, and Brian Winters, Solicitor and publican and founder of the Save Irish Pubs Campaign, to discuss the ramifications.

Implications of the court-enforced payout by FBD to four publicans on their policy

This week Dave and Clare are joined by Gary Gannon TD, Social Democrats spokesperson on Education and Social Welfare, to discuss: Poverty in Education and Class Advantage Leaving Cert Assessments during Covid Personal Injury Claims and the “Benevolent Insurance Industry” Lyndsey Bennett, Cervical Check Knife Crime and Poverty in Dublin (and everywhere) Mother & Baby Homes recordings destroyed and author won't appear at Children's Committee Chief of Tokyo 2020 organising committee - women talk too much in meetings FBD ruling on pubs Changes to Social Welfare System CETA Trade Agreement Garda checks Covid vaccines Land Development Agency Proposals Debenhams workers mark 300 days on strike

Tá súil aige Seán Breandán Ó Conchúir bheith ar dhuine do na tábhairneoirí a gheobhaidh cúiteamh ón gcomhlucht árachais FBD de bharr rialú na h-Ard Chúirte inniu

Drivetime's John Cooke speaks to publicans insured by FBD about thecourt ruling made against FBD in relation to compensation for pubs and Covid-19, and Brian Winters, owner Charlie's Bar in Loughrea, discusses the ruling.

Noel Anderson, Lemon & Duke pub, talks to Sarah about his case in the high court against the insurance company, FBD.

THE HIGH COURT has ruled that four pub owners are entitled to be compensated by insurer FBD for the disruption their businesses suffered due to the Covid-19 pandemic. In a landmark decision, the outcome of which affects claims made by some 1,000 Irish pubs and restaurants, Mr Justice Denis McDonald found that a policy sold by FBD covered losses the pubs sustained by having to close due to the global health emergency. Sinead Ryan consumer Journalist and presenter of the Home Show here on Newstalk joined Andrea on Lunchtime Live along with many callers. Listen and subscribe to Lunchtime Live on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts and Spotify.      Download, listen and subscribe on the Newstalk App.     You can also listen to Newstalk live on newstalk.com or on Alexa, by adding the Newstalk skill and asking: 'Alexa, play Newstalk'.  

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This week we hear how climate targets will impact farmers, including changes to fertiliser rules and FBD young farmer of the year Dara Killeen discusses switching to dairy.

Katie Taylor defended her title against Miriam Guitierrez. Peamount United and Shelbourne face off in a WNL decider. Kim Ng has become the first female general manager in US professional men's sport. FBD continue their sponsorship with the Olympics Dare To Believe programme. You can read more bout all of these stories and more at www.hersport.ie

Our Business Editor Will Goodbody reports that a case involving a number of well known pubs and FBD -over whether the insurance company should pay for losses incurred as a result of Covid-19 restrictions- is underway at the Commercial Court

It's the first sports preview of the year and we're looking at the three main field sports as the senior Gaelic Footballers rejoin the action a week later than the rugby and soccer sides across the county. We're chatting to Gary Donohoe, the manager of the County U20 side, as well as a selector with Terry Hyland's senior county team about the FBD Semi Final against the Rossies on Sunday and his own charges in the U20 Philly McGuinness Cup against Longford as a curtain raiser for the O'Byrne Cup visit of Dublin to Pearse Park on Saturday afternoon. We'll be casting an eye back at their defeat last weekend to Fermanagh also. Thomas McDonald, Player / Manager with Manor Rangers, will be telling us about their season so far and their crunch top of the table clash with defending league champions Carbury on Sunday morning in Sligo. Patricia Forde of the Leitrim Local Sports Partnership will be filling us in on all the opportunities for the general public to get out and active this spring with Operation Transformation walks taking place next Saturday (18th @ 11am) in Ballinamore, Manorhamilton and Carrick on Shannon as well as Dromahair (Sunday 19th). We also find out more about coaching and child protection courses, their Swim 4 All programme and plenty more of the work they carry out with their various partners across the county. We'll also find out about who are our first weekly nominees for our inaugural Sports Person of the Month Award, with Athletics, Rugby, Soccer and Gaelic Games all featuring this week.

Financials van Morgen op New Business Radio. Het thema van de uitzending was maatschappelijk verantwoord ondernemen en het compliance-traject. Ron Lemmens ging in gesprek met FBD-directeur Michel Strikker en UWV-kandidaat Marc Kazius en met Mark Dukers. Financials van Morgen is dé nieuwe talkshow op New Business Radio! Elke tweede donderdag van de maand tussen 16:00 en 17:00 uur met opmerkelijke spelers uit de financiële wereld. In Financials van Morgen hoor je hoe zij dealen met de dynamiek rond hun specialisme! Challengers en gamechangers volgen elkaar in hoog tempo op. Het spel èn de regels veranderen continu. Hoe sluit je aan bij een relatie die steeds meer verwacht en is de geest van 2008 weer terug in de fles? Luister naar verhalen en verwachtingen uit het veld in Financials van Morgen, live vanuit de studio van New Business Radio! Grote en kleine spelers uit de financiële wereld hoor je in Financials van Morgen. Elke tweede donderdag van de maand tussen 16:00 en 17:00 uur. Natuurlijk ook terug te beluisteren als podcast! Financials van Morgen wordt mede mogelijk gemaakt door FBD Kennis van mensen, Kennis van zaken.

Financials van Morgen op New Business Radio. Het thema van de uitzending was maatschappelijk verantwoord ondernemen en het compliance-traject. Ron Lemmens ging in gesprek met FBD-directeur Michel Strikker en UWV-kandidaat Marc Kazius en met Mark Dukers. Financials van Morgen is dé nieuwe talkshow op New Business Radio! Elke tweede donderdag van de maand tussen 16:00 en 17:00 uur met opmerkelijke spelers uit de financiële wereld. In Financials van Morgen hoor je hoe zij dealen met de dynamiek rond hun specialisme! Challengers en gamechangers volgen elkaar in hoog tempo op. Het spel èn de regels veranderen continu. Hoe sluit je aan bij een relatie die steeds meer verwacht en is de geest van 2008 weer terug in de fles? Luister naar verhalen en verwachtingen uit het veld in Financials van Morgen, live vanuit de studio van New Business Radio! Grote en kleine spelers uit de financiële wereld hoor je in Financials van Morgen. Elke tweede donderdag van de maand tussen 16:00 en 17:00 uur. Natuurlijk ook terug te beluisteren als podcast! Financials van Morgen wordt mede mogelijk gemaakt door FBD Kennis van mensen, Kennis van zaken.

Financials van Morgen op New Business Radio. Het thema van de uitzending was maatschappelijk verantwoord ondernemen en het compliance-traject. Ron Lemmens ging in gesprek met FBD-directeur Michel Strikker en UWV-kandidaat Marc Kazius en met Mark Dukers. Financials van Morgen is dé nieuwe talkshow op New Business Radio! Elke tweede donderdag van de maand tussen 16:00 en 17:00 uur met opmerkelijke spelers uit de financiële wereld. In Financials van Morgen hoor je hoe zij dealen met de dynamiek rond hun specialisme! Challengers en gamechangers volgen elkaar in hoog tempo op. Het spel èn de regels veranderen continu. Hoe sluit je aan bij een relatie die steeds meer verwacht en is de geest van 2008 weer terug in de fles? Luister naar verhalen en verwachtingen uit het veld in Financials van Morgen, live vanuit de studio van New Business Radio! Grote en kleine spelers uit de financiële wereld hoor je in Financials van Morgen. Elke tweede donderdag van de maand tussen 16:00 en 17:00 uur. Natuurlijk ook terug te beluisteren als podcast! Financials van Morgen wordt mede mogelijk gemaakt door FBD Kennis van mensen, Kennis van zaken.

Financials van Morgen op New Business Radio. Het thema van de uitzending was maatschappelijk verantwoord ondernemen en het compliance-traject. Ron Lemmens ging in gesprek met FBD-directeur Michel Strikker en UWV-kandidaat Marc Kazius en met Mark Dukers. Financials van Morgen is dé nieuwe talkshow op New Business Radio! Elke tweede donderdag van de maand tussen 16:00 en 17:00 uur met opmerkelijke spelers uit de financiële wereld. In Financials van Morgen hoor je hoe zij dealen met de dynamiek rond hun specialisme! Challengers en gamechangers volgen elkaar in hoog tempo op. Het spel èn de regels veranderen continu. Hoe sluit je aan bij een relatie die steeds meer verwacht en is de geest van 2008 weer terug in de fles? Luister naar verhalen en verwachtingen uit het veld in Financials van Morgen, live vanuit de studio van New Business Radio! Grote en kleine spelers uit de financiële wereld hoor je in Financials van Morgen. Elke tweede donderdag van de maand tussen 16:00 en 17:00 uur. Natuurlijk ook terug te beluisteren als podcast! Financials van Morgen wordt mede mogelijk gemaakt door FBD Kennis van mensen, Kennis van zaken.

Fitness By Design is a gleaming and modern Indianapolis-based personal training facility. FBD is in it’s 30th year of business. This is quite an accomplishment in an industry saturated with national chains, YMCA’s, and various other workout facilities. Then there’s the various fitness fads from yoga to kickboxing to Crossfit, not to mention the reality of fitness: most people don’t even exercise! So, how does an independent fitness business not only survive, but thrive for three decades? Co-owner, Lisa Hudson will tell you how. The best part: you can apply her lessons to make YOUR business thrive too!

In this episode of the Getting Smart Podcast, the Getting Smart team is throwing it back to one of their favorite episodes from Season 1 where they explore and listen to some student stories around their experiences with project-based learning (PBL); have an interview with a project-based learning STEM teacher of Flight by Design; as well as hear from education leaders in the project-based world, Bob Lenz and John Larmer of Buck Institute for Education (BIE).   The students in Flight by Design, an engineering and math course at Raisbeck Aviation High School in the Highline School District, are immersed in a year-long project to design an airfoil. In the process, the students are learning about engineering, math, and science while also collaborating and communicating effectively with their team.   In today’s episode, you can look forward to hearing answers to questions such as: how do projects make students feel? What is it like, from a student’s point of view and a teacher’s point of view, to participate and lead meaningful projects? What skills do projects teach? And why is project-based learning, perhaps, a necessity for our democracy? You can also look forward to hearing BIE Executive Director Lenz discuss his inspiration for the work he does to spread high-quality project-based learning across the country (and the world); and John Larmer, author and BIE editor in chief, telling the team exactly what constitutes a high-quality project.   Key Takeaways: [:16] About today’s rerun episode from season 1! [:48] What Megan thinks about when she hears the word “project.” [1:50] Did Megan do any cool and meaningful projects back when she was a student? [2:40] About the students in the Flight by Design class and their latest project. [3:20] FbD students explain their project assignment and what it has taught them. [4:50] The students' career goals and how this project has helped them come one step closer to reaching those goals. [6:00] The importance of the skills these students are learning with project-based learning. [6:55] What these students would tell their future selves. [7:44] How mentors that partner with Flight by Design have helped students learn. [8:30] How this student learns best. [9:05] What the student likes best about project-based learning. [10:40] An introduction to the teacher who teaches the students who were just interviewed. [11:03] The teacher introduces himself and explains the Flight by Design class and how their projects work. [17:01] The teacher’s recommendations to other teachers on creating a better class environment and more effective projects. [20:25] About Getting Smart’s next few interviews: Bob Lenz and John Larmer of Buck Institute for Education (BIE). [20:56] John describes what a good student project is. [22:18] Bob talks about an impactful project he did in the 5th grade under the instruction of his teacher, Mr. Cooper. [23:37] Bob’s thoughts on the way students most effectively learn. [24:23] Why Bob started working as Executive Director at BIE and his excitement for PBL. [26:14] What people should do if they want to learn more.   Mentioned in This Episode: Buck Institute for Education (BIE) Raisbeck Aviation High School Highline School District Westwood High School PBL World (#PBLWorld)   Get Involved: Check out the blog at GettingSmart.com. Find the Getting Smart Podcast on iTunes, leave a review and subscribe.   Is There Somebody You’ve Been Wanting to Learn From or a Topic You’d Like Covered? To get in contact: Email Editor@GettingSmart.com and include ‘Podcast’ in the subject line. The Getting Smart team will be sure to add them to their list!

The show's back after a month-long break, once again without Josh, but Conor brings on his younger brother, Euan, and their friend and one of Josh's cohosts on FBD, Liam. The boys discuss concert stories (including Euan's infamous acid story), make fun of Euan's (and Conor's) flip-flopping accent, Teen Titans Go To The Movies, why Conor and Liam didn't like 8th grade, and they give recommendations on Phish, Foxing, Gentle Giant, King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, and more. Be sure to follow us on SoundCloud, LibSyn, and Facebook (Conor and Josh's You'll Like 'Em Podcast), and also on Twitter (@youlllikeempod), and you can now find us on iTunes, so please subscribe and leave us a rating! If you want to support the show, check out the Hundred Years Patreon: http://patreon.com/HundredYears Also, check out our YouTube playlists, including one with tracks by all of the bands we've recommended! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCe2CV-ePsRAua0Nt3UNHgVg Opening and closing theme: "On The Edge" by Spock's Beard

Turkey has been hit by a currency crisis in the past week that, coupled with a tense stand-off with Donald Trump, threatens to wreak havoc on the country. Are we in a new era of ‘strongman economics’? And what is the potential for contagion across the EU? Chief economist at Manulife and John Hancock Asset Management, Megan Greene, joins Cliff Taylor and Ciaran Hancock to discuss. Also on the podcast: Aryzta has announced that it intends to raise €800 million from investors. Joe Brennan has the background. But first, Peter Hamilton has a roundup of some of the other stories making headlines this week, including Paddy Cosgrave’s U-turn on Marine Le Pen’s Web Summit invitation, FBD’s Fiona Muldoon cleared of wrongdoing and a €4 million face-lift for Café en Seine.

Turkey has been hit by a currency crisis in the past week that, coupled with a tense stand-off with Donald Trump, threatens to wreak havoc on the country. Are we in a new era of ‘strongman economics'? And what is the potential for contagion across the EU? Chief economist at Manulife and John Hancock Asset Management, Megan Greene, joins Cliff Taylor and Ciaran Hancock to discuss.Also on the podcast: Aryzta has announced that it intends to raise €800 million from investors. Joe Brennan has the background.But first, Peter Hamilton has a roundup of some of the other stories making headlines this week, including Paddy Cosgrave's U-turn on Marine Le Pen's Web Summit invitation, FBD's Fiona Muldoon cleared of wrongdoing and a €4 million face-lift for Café en Seine. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week: Ryanair pilots have voted overwhelmingly in favour of a one-day strike on Thursday of next week. Thousands of holidaymakers face disruption after 99 per cent backed industrial action in a union ballot. Barry O'Halloran explains how it has come to this.And, as the unemployment rate falls to its lowest level since October 2007, hitting 5.1 per cent in June, economist Jim Power joins Ciaran Hancock, Cliff Taylor and Eoin Burke-Kennedy for a discussion on the current state of the Irish economy and what needs to be prioritised in October's budget. But first, Peter Hamilton has a roundup of some of the week's other stories including an internal investigation at FBD concerning chief executive Fiona Muldoon and an increase in used car imports. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week: Ryanair pilots have voted overwhelmingly in favour of a one-day strike on Thursday of next week. Thousands of holidaymakers face disruption after 99 per cent backed industrial action in a union ballot. Barry O’Halloran explains how it has come to this. And, as the unemployment rate falls to its lowest level since October 2007, hitting 5.1 per cent in June, economist Jim Power joins Ciaran Hancock, Cliff Taylor and Eoin Burke-Kennedy for a discussion on the current state of the Irish economy and what needs to be prioritised in October’s budget. But first, Peter Hamilton has a roundup of some of the week’s other stories including an internal investigation at FBD concerning chief executive Fiona Muldoon and an increase in used car imports.

Transferring farm ownership down the generations requires significant planning and advice. Noel Baker talks to Alan Jagoe, former Macra President and farmer, Karen Walsh, solicitor, and Austin Finn of the FBD-backed Land Mobility Service about this complex issue. The Irish Examiner Farming Podcast is presented in association with FBD.

This week the boys are back to the usual format, but with Bradley subbing in for Liam. They talk about Incredibles 2, memory loss, 16mm porn, scare pills, the beauty of math, boy bands, rabid chimps, the death of Chris Evans, and why you shouldn't google the word Grool.

This week the boys are back! After a brief hiatus and some lost recordings they finally have a new episode for you. They discuss Jurassic World, government weapons projects, freedom will in animals, their future selves, cyanide capsules, and vampire erotica.

Donagel Mart manager Eimear McGuinness and FBD chief commercial officer John Cahalan address the Oireachtas on the issue of mart insurance premiums. Thomas Hubert reports.

Donagel Mart manager Eimear McGuinness and FBD chief commercial officer John Cahalan address the Oireachtas on the issue of mart insurance premiums. Thomas Hubert reports.

This week we once again dig up some old bits, this one from episode 49 of Brooks and Zach Hundred Years.

This week the boys come together to learn about the joys of narfing. That, plus discussions on the Cars/Planes cinematic universe, social anxiety, movie opinions, and the fault line between South Dakota and North Dakota. Email us at fbdpod@gmail.com Support us on Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/HundredYears Check out our Youtube channel at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkrmrcOMw2DRZqbH3jbUn1A

This week the boys get a visit from the Easter Boi-nny, and they wonder about the end of humanity, the benefits of book smarts vs street smarts, and the strangest funeral home ever conceived.  Email us at fbdpod@gmail.com Support us on Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/HundredYears Check out our Youtube channel at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkrmrcOMw2DRZqbH3jbUn1A

This week the boys are mulling over questions of hardship, bees, the perfect pet store, and how many Robins have there been? Email us at fbdpod@gmail.com Support us on Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/HundredYears Check out our Youtube channel at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkrmrcOMw2DRZqbH3jbUn1A

This week we lost a lot of the audio in a saving accident, so please excuse a bit of mess while we tried to work around it. The boys ponder big fish and small ponds, the validity of conspiracies, and the prospect of a daring new flavor of candy. Email us at fbdpod@gmail.com Support us on Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/HundredYears Check out our Youtube channel at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkrmrcOMw2DRZqbH3jbUn1A

This week the boys settle into a new recording studio, discuss what makes a house a home, what makes a feral child human, and what the new hot pharma product will be. Email us at fbdpod@gmail.com Support us on Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/HundredYears Check out our Youtube channel at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkrmrcOMw2DRZqbH3jbUn1A

This week all four boys are finally together, and they try to figure out the best way to run the world's sleaziest Mom & Pop joint. Email us at fbdpod@gmail.com Support us on Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/HundredYears Check out our Youtube channel at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkrmrcOMw2DRZqbH3jbUn1A

Following their recent fourth birthday celebrations, Danny has teamed up once again with the brilliant chaps at Failure By Design Records for a roundtable podcast featuring five of the label's artists. Join Danny, Callan Milward (Weatherstate), Joey Ashworth (itoldyouiwouldeatyou), Justin Glatt (Heavy Hearts), Dan Fisher (Guillotine) and Benedict McDowell (Lightcliffe) for a chaotically funny chat about being a part of the FBD roster, playing the worst gigs ever, Morrissey impressions and yes, you guessed it, Hoobastank. Support Failure By Design Records by checking out their artists and picking up something from their online store: failurebydesignrecords.co.uk - Weatherstate's EP 'I Am Not Your Fault' now available on red with white splatter 12" vinyl: failurebydesignrecords.limitedrun.com/products/583259-weatherstate-dumbstruck-12-vinyl - itoldyouiwouldeatyou's EP 'I Am Not Your Fault' now available on 12" vinyl in sky blue / pale green variants: failurebydesignrecords.limitedrun.com/products/575847-itoldyouiwouldeatyou-i-am-not-your-fault-12-vinyl-both-variants - Heavy Hearts' EP 'On A Chain' now available on UK/EU exclusive clear with pink centre 12" vinyl: failurebydesignrecords.limitedrun.com/products/599963-heavy-hearts-on-a-chain-12-vinyl - Guillotine's EP 'Sapphire' now available on black 12" vinyl with screenprinted B-side: failurebydesignrecords.limitedrun.com/products/582385-guillotine-sapphire-12-vinyl - Lightcliffe's EP 'For A While' available now on sage green cassette: failurebydesignrecords.limitedrun.com/products/603623-lightcliffe-for-a-while SUBSCRIBE TO BITCHIN' BREW – Available on Apple Podcasts, SoundCloud and Acast: smarturl.it/bitchinbrew Facebook: facebook.com/b.brewcast Twitter: twitter.com/bitchinbrewcast Instagram: instagram.com/bitchinbrewcast Email: b.brewcast@gmail.com

Gather the family and sit around the fire as your favourite foremost GAA analysts discuss the events of a raucous 2017. They also look at Mayo's prospects in what could be a do-or-die- FBD league for Ferrero Rochford's men. Finally, we give our honest opinions on what has been a frantic GAA off-season in the cunty. All of this and much, much more in the inaugural mayoareback Christmas podcast. Have a very Mayo Christmas. Ho, Ho, Holmes!

In this episode we put the elusive Fast Big Dog, known in the business world as Jon Schafer, in front of the mic for his answers to the 17 Questions for 2017. It brings a conclusion to the FasterSkier interview series run last fall before the start of the 2016/2017 cross-country, nordic combined and biathlon race seasons. Schafer is knee deep in the nordic scene as high performance director for USA Nordic Sport, a supporter of many aspiring skiers, and a huge Evel Knievel devotee — note Schafer's race suit. http://fasterskier.com/wp-content/blogs.dir/1/files/2017/03/Nordic-Nation-17-Questions-with-FBD.mp3 (To subscribe to the Nordic Nation podcast channel, download the iTunes app. If you have iTunes, subscribe to Nordic Nation here.) Have a podcast idea? Please email nordicnation@fasterskier.com. FBD in action. But really, this photo needs no caption. (Photo: Fast Big Dog/Instagram) (Is this for real?) albuterol . buy naltrexone online buy chantix online The post Nordic Nation: 17 Questions with Fast Big Dog appeared first on FasterSkier.com.

Yes, it's that time of year and depending on who you are, it means two things: the World Cup is about to start and Noah Hoffman's Fantasy Cross Country is live. In this episode, as with most things, Nordic Nation goes deep. We scour our digital rolodex for insider information. With the first weekend of racing soon upon us, we looked for the beta on who to pick for a fantasy team and who to leave on the proverbial sidelines. We speak with the Hoff and the Oz of his Fantasy League, Adam Mahar. And we track down a winning player from last year who resides in Sweden. We also connect with FasterSkier's resident gear tester savant, Jon Schafer — he's a man of many names too, think Fast Big Dog and/or FBD. And finally about thirty minutes into the episode, we strike gold with two players from the Midwest; Kristor and Dean are their names. Seriously, we dug deep to find these guys. With their insights, we might just be onto breaking the European dominance in Hoffman's Fantasy League. Last year 11 of the 13 prizes went to players on the other side of the Atlantic.  Some of Adam's data analysis referenced in the podcast Click the play arrow below to listen. (To subscribe to the Nordic Nation podcast channel, download the iTunes app. If you have iTunes, subscribe to Nordic Nation here.) Have a podcast idea? Please email nordicnation@fasterskier.com. albuterol . buy naltrexone online buy chantix online The post Nordic Nation: Sometimes It Is a Fantasy – Hoffman's Fantasy XC League appeared first on FasterSkier.com.

Danny grabs some hangs and a gingerbread green tea with Connor P Laws, co-founder and 'top lad' at UK label Failure By Design Records. Expect talk about the founding and development of the label, the variety of FBD's roster from Boston Manor to Acid Tongue, and the music industry in general. There's also anecdotes on feeling old in your mid-20s, 'Escape To The Country', Twitter beef, blagging teabags, and the perils of hijacking someone else's Snapchat... Show some love for Failure By Design Records: http://failurebydesignrecords.co.uk Like FBD on Facebook and follow them on Twitter: facebook.com/FailureByDesignRecords @fbdrecords Please support for 'Bitchin' Brew' by subscribing, reviewing and sharing with your friends! SUBSCRIBE iTunes: iTunes: apple.co/1r3vzei SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/rrbitchinbrew Acast: acast.com/bitchinbrew http://randonsreviews.blogspot.com facebook.com/randonsreviews @randonsreviews #RANDONSREVIEWS

Glanbia has cut its milk price to 24c/l, with a 1c/l top-up for members of the co-op, and it has announced that it would pay €130/t for green barley. Many farmers feel those prices are too low, and Irish Farmers Journal editor Justin McCarthy sat down with dairy specialist Aidan Brennan, news correspondent Pat O’Toole and agribusiness editor Eoin Lowry to discuss how Glanbia is doing business at the moment. As the the two main companies in the FBD group hold EGMs on 22 October to decide on the sale of the company's hotels and property portfolio, Justin McCarthy and Eoin Lowry discuss the changes planned at the insurer founded by Irish farmers.On Tuesday, the National Dairy Council and Kerrygold held their annual Quality Milk Awards ceremony. Dairy editor Jack Kennedy was on the judging panel and he takes us back to the awards ceremony with online journalist Amy Fitzgibbon. While the maize harvest is in full swing here, Paula Melvin talked to a German farmer who has a very different view of that crop. Where Heinrich Base comes from, maize, rather than grass, is the winter feed of choice for cattle.The Irish Farmers Journal's Fovember campaign - or Movember for farmers - is coming up fast. After being the most successful fundraisers for this men’s health initiative last year, we are taking things up another level, as Peter Young and Aine Hennessy explain.For more information, visit www.farmersjournal.ie/fovember

Glanbia has cut its milk price to 24c/l, with a 1c/l top-up for members of the co-op, and it has announced that it would pay €130/t for green barley. Many farmers feel those prices are too low, and Irish Farmers Journal editor Justin McCarthy sat down with dairy specialist Aidan Brennan, news correspondent Pat O’Toole and agribusiness editor Eoin Lowry to discuss how Glanbia is doing business at the moment. As the the two main companies in the FBD group hold EGMs on 22 October to decide on the sale of the company's hotels and property portfolio, Justin McCarthy and Eoin Lowry discuss the changes planned at the insurer founded by Irish farmers.On Tuesday, the National Dairy Council and Kerrygold held their annual Quality Milk Awards ceremony. Dairy editor Jack Kennedy was on the judging panel and he takes us back to the awards ceremony with online journalist Amy Fitzgibbon. While the maize harvest is in full swing here, Paula Melvin talked to a German farmer who has a very different view of that crop. Where Heinrich Base comes from, maize, rather than grass, is the winter feed of choice for cattle.The Irish Farmers Journal's Fovember campaign - or Movember for farmers - is coming up fast. After being the most successful fundraisers for this men’s health initiative last year, we are taking things up another level, as Peter Young and Aine Hennessy explain.For more information, visit www.farmersjournal.ie/fovember

Irish Farmers Journal news correspondent Paul Mooney was in Brussels on Monday for the EU-wide farmers' protest and special meeting of agriculture ministers. He tells news editor Patrick Donohoe about the atmosphere on the streets and the outcome to be expected from the €500m in support for farm incomes announced by the European Commission. The debate on rural crime heated up again in the past few days and part of the problem is livestock theft, with a growing number of farmers buying insurance against this risk. Digital editor Thomas Hubert talked to Fergal Brady, a sales executive with FBD in the border region, where the problem is most serious. In Co Mayo, the Calvey family are famous for the quality of the Blackface lambs they raise and butcher on Achill Island - so much so that they have trademarked the name Achill for lamb sales. But in recent years, another company, Caoracla, has started to source gourmet lamb sourced from the island and the Currane Peninsula. Thomas Hubert met Caoracla's director Edward Johnston, who is from a sheep farm on Achill Island himself. Irish Country Living is putting the spotlight on mouth cancer ahead of a special awareness day next week. Journalist Mary Phelan explains how a Kildare farmer made it through the disease, but only after he saw his whole life and his farm turned upside down.

Irish Farmers Journal news correspondent Paul Mooney was in Brussels on Monday for the EU-wide farmers' protest and special meeting of agriculture ministers. He tells news editor Patrick Donohoe about the atmosphere on the streets and the outcome to be expected from the €500m in support for farm incomes announced by the European Commission. The debate on rural crime heated up again in the past few days and part of the problem is livestock theft, with a growing number of farmers buying insurance against this risk. Digital editor Thomas Hubert talked to Fergal Brady, a sales executive with FBD in the border region, where the problem is most serious. In Co Mayo, the Calvey family are famous for the quality of the Blackface lambs they raise and butcher on Achill Island - so much so that they have trademarked the name Achill for lamb sales. But in recent years, another company, Caoracla, has started to source gourmet lamb sourced from the island and the Currane Peninsula. Thomas Hubert met Caoracla's director Edward Johnston, who is from a sheep farm on Achill Island himself. Irish Country Living is putting the spotlight on mouth cancer ahead of a special awareness day next week. Journalist Mary Phelan explains how a Kildare farmer made it through the disease, but only after he saw his whole life and his farm turned upside down.

Brid Horan is on the Steering Committee of 30% Club Ireland. She is a non executive director at FBD and DCU and is Former Deputy CEO of the ESB (the Electricity Supply Board) and has had an impressive career which she talks about in the podcast. She has always been an advocate for women and […]

This week Ciaran Hancock meets Andrew Langford CEO of FBD insurance. Langford explains why motor tax premiums will rise this year and the impact of extreme weather on the company's profits. Inside Business is a weekly business podcast presented by award winning business journalist, Tom Lyons and produced by Sinead O’Shea. It can be listened to and downloaded via Soundcloud and iTunes. It can be delivered for free to you each week via this link. https://itun.es/i66S9v7 #iTunes Android users can access this podcast via stitcher.com/s?fid=44906&refid=stpr

This week Ciaran Hancock meets Andrew Langford CEO of FBD insurance. Langford explains why motor tax premiums will rise this year and the impact of extreme weather on the company's profits. Inside Business is a weekly business podcast presented by award winning business journalist, Tom Lyons and produced by Sinead O'Shea.It can be listened to and downloaded via Soundcloud and iTunes.It can be delivered for free to you each week via this link.https://itun.es/i66S9v7 #iTunesAndroid users can access this podcast via stitcher.com/s?fid=44906&refid=stpr Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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