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A narrative-smashing Week 4 recap, feat. El Paso El Dorado coach Frank Martinez

Allen and Joel speak with Frank Martinez, Talent Acquisition Specialist and Veterans Ambassador for Pearce Renewables. With 32 years of distinguished U.S. Army service and 13 years at Pearce, Frank shares invaluable insights on creating pathways for veterans in the renewable sector. Pearce is leveraging veterans' unique skillsets and fostering a supportive work environment, with an impressive 10% of their workforce self-identifying as veterans. Sign up now for Uptime Tech News, our weekly email update on all things wind technology. This episode is sponsored by Weather Guard Lightning Tech. Learn more about Weather Guard's StrikeTape Wind Turbine LPS retrofit. Follow the show on Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, Linkedin and visit Weather Guard on the web. And subscribe to Rosemary Barnes' YouTube channel here. Have a question we can answer on the show? Email us! Pardalote Consulting - https://www.pardaloteconsulting.comWeather Guard Lightning Tech - www.weatherguardwind.comIntelstor - https://www.intelstor.com Allen Hall: Welcome to the Uptime Wind Energy Podcast. I'm your host, Allen Hall, joined by my co host, Joel Saxum. Today, we're pleased to welcome Frank Martinez, Talent Acquisition Specialist and Veterans Ambassador for Pearce Renewables. Frank brings a unique perspective to our discussion combining 32 years of distinguished U. S. Army service with 13 years at Pearce Services. In his current role, Frank leads Pearce Renewables Efforts to recruit and train veterans for the renewable energy industry. This initiative draws on Frank's extensive military background and his deep understanding of the renewable sector. During his military career, which included both active and reserve service, Frank trained over 40, 000 service members. Today, Frank will share insights into Pearce Renewable's veteran recruitment and training programs. He'll discuss how the company is creating pathways for veterans into renewables and explore the valuable skills. Veterans bring to the sector and Joel and I are looking forward to hearing about these initiatives in veteran recruitment and training for the renewable energy industry. Frank, welcome to Uptime. Frank Martinez: Good to be here, Allen. Thank you. And Joel for having me on the show today. Allen Hall: So Frank, you have an extensive career in the military. My gosh. And I want to touch upon that just briefly because you don't run across people every day that have served over 30 years in the military. That's right. And you want to just give everybody some insight into what you did with the U. S. Army? Frank Martinez: Oh, absolutely. Yeah, you're right. I usually don't meet too many people that have 20 plus years, let alone 30 plus years. So that said, I know that it is pretty unique. I will tell you that, I love being part of the Army because I really cared about the mission. And what was the mission over the last 20 years? As you remember, we were at war. I had a really vested interest in helping those that were preparing to go to war be part of that solution. And so I did that for the last 18 years of my career. I was an instructor trainer for units Army, Air Force, and Navy that were going overseas to deploy Iraq, Afghanistan, Africa, all types of contingent operations worldwide. So I was part of that and like you said there in the intro 40, 000 service members that I stood in front of and taught a subject to. And I'm very proud of that. So I was part of that solution that the army needed to get people ready to go to war. That is incredible. I think it's incredible as well. Just the opportunity to do that. When I was in it I was 100 percent dedicated to that mission and how serious it was. Because we're talking about people's lives, we're talking about America's sons and daughters at this point. It really I knew at the time when I was doing it that it was much bigger than myself. And so just to be part of that I wanted to ride that as long as I could,...

Frank Martinez Of Enlace by Holyoke Media

Enlace de Familias is a dynamic social service agency located at 299 Main Street in Holyoke. Enlace provides a wide range of programs, including literacy support, health and food information and referrals, training and educational programs, youth services, parenting programs, and much more. Enlace's Executive Director Frank Martinez provides an overview of Enlace's services, and, in particular, a unique Youth Leadership Community Engagement project of which MassHire Holyoke is an important part.

Holyoke Media, en asociación con WHMP radio, emiten diariamente la Síntesis informativa en español a través del 101.5 FM y en el 1240 / 1400 AM. Esta es la síntesis informativa del miércoles 6 de julio de 2022: - Organizaciones de asistencia social como Providence Ministries, Enlace de Familias y Nueva Esperanza están buscando el apoyo de la comunidad por medio de donaciones tanto monetarias como de suministros para asistir a las 25 personas que perdieron sus hogares y posesiones durante un incendio que ocurrió en la madrugada del viernes 1 de julio en el edificio ubicado en el 551 de la calle South Bridge en el Sur de Holyoke. El nivel de daño que causó el fuego a la estructura hizo que fuese necesaria la demolición completa del inmueble. Providence Ministries, sirvió como punto de reunión para las víctimas del incendio, así como una serie de agencias de servicios, incluida la Cruz Roja, Holyoke Health Center, la Agencia de Manejo de Emergencias de la Ciudad, Enlace de Familias, Nueva Esperanza, OneHolyoke, la Oficina del Alcalde de Holyoke, las Escuelas Públicas de Holyoke. En trabajo conjunto, estas organizaciones están recúdando fondos y suministros para las 25 personas desplazadas por el incendio. Las necesidades son múltiples. Comida, fórmula para bebés, pañales, ropa, calzado y productos de higiene personal, entre otros. Para quien pueda y deseé donar y ayudar a estas familias afectadas por el incendio, pueden contactar a Jenny Rivera, concejal del Distrito 1, a Enlace de Familias, 299 Main Street, 413-437-3210 o al Director de Enlace de Familias, Frank Martinez al 413-313-8788; También puede llamar a nueva Esperanza, 401 Main Street, al 413-437-7666; o Providence Ministries en 51 Hamilton Calle, 413-536-9109. FUENTE: HOLYOKE MEDIA - El comité de la Cámara que investiga la insurrección del Capitolio realizará una audiencia pública el próximo martes para presentar evidencia relacionada con el ataque del 6 de enero de 2021. La audiencia está programada para el 12 de julio a las 10:00 am, según un comunicado que el comité envió el martes. El comité retrasó una de sus audiencias la semana pasada para darle al panel más tiempo para prepararse y mientras continúa obteniendo más información. El comité del 6 de enero considera referencias criminales de Trump al Departamento de Justicia. El comité no ha anunciado públicamente una lista de testigos para la audiencia del 12 de julio. El comité celebró seis audiencias el mes pasado que exploraron la supuesta campaña de presión del expresidente Donald Trump sobre varios funcionarios estatales, locales y federales, incluido el entonces vicepresidente Mike Pence y los líderes del Departamento de Justicia. Más recientemente, Cassidy Hutchinson, quien fue uno de los principales asesores del exjefe de gabinete de la Casa Blanca, Mark Meadows, brindó un testimonio impactante sobre los esfuerzos de Trump para unirse a una multitud de sus partidarios en el Capitolio después de su discurso en Ellipse el 6 de enero. Los miembros del comité de la Cámara dijeron esta semana que, si bien no se ha tomado una decisión formal, podrían hacer referencias penales a los fiscales federales en función de sus hallazgos. FUENTE: NBC NEWS

Analizamos la definición de la etapa 13 en la que Fernando Gaviria no pudo lograr la victoria. El triunfo fue para Arnaud Demare y el líder sigue siendo Juan Pedro López.La etapa 14 tendrá un recorrido de alta montaña con 147 kilometros de recorrido y 5 premios de montaña. Richard Carapaz es el gran favorito a ganar la carrera. Tenemos como invitado especial al humorista Frank Martínez (El Flaco) para hablar de lo que está pasando en el Giro y de sus ciclistas favoritos.

Frank Martinez is a producer and director, known for Dreaming Hollywood (2021) and Journals (2022). Frank and long time friend Turk Matthews have created a beautiful and gritty look at Hollywood and the lengths some people will go t0 in order to succeed. Available NOW on all major streaming platforms as well as On Demand, check your cable listings for this incredible film! Trailer Here: https://youtu.be/6_V_3DSjyEA Visit my Sponsors! http://buneke.org and THUROCLEAN in Central Florida 321-729-8198 Get CCC's favorite music here http://RaleighKeegan.com

My interview with Frank Martinez and Turk Matthews, the writer/director and star of DREAMING HOLLYWOOD, the new comedy/thriller that YOU, YES YOU, can watch right now on VOD! https://tv.apple.com/us/movie/dreaming-hollywood/umc.cmc.3p4m4ec0dbsf5zyut6tkd4hf5 Stay tuned after the interview as I fill in my Oscar holes and wax philosophical about how incredible the fire looks in FIRESTARTER. Follow I LIKE TO MOVIE MOVIE @moviemoviecast on all the things. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/moviemoviecast/support

We sit down with Frank Martinez, Head Football Coach for El Dorado High School to talk about the upcoming football season.

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We interrupt our regular programming, for a special update to one of our earlier episodes. I received a bunch of back-to-back phone calls, and this is one of the voicemails that was left for me. (Translated from Spanish) So, as I was telling you. Ok, I burned your hands over the flame. But you were going out with the kids from the street and stealing from the stores. To steal twinkies when I used to give you the money to buy them. Huh? Ok. I used to hit you, I never said I didn't hit you. Oh, it hurt you so much? They used to hit me as well. And it used to hurt me too. From my mom, but I never hated my mom. And I never wished the worst for my mother because SHE WAS MY MOM. I never told her, I'm going to fuck you up like you told me you were going to do one day to me. As you can tell from the tone of her voice, she is not happy at all. For those of you who don't speak Spanish, I will translate to the best of my abilities and breakdown all of her grievances. Her claim is, that there are inaccuracies in the stories I told about her. I'm Frank Martinez from This Really Happened. Stay with us, the beans are about to spill. Don't forget to like, rate and share. If you're interested in supporting the podcast, please follow this link: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/ThisreallyHappened --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Alcoholism, we all know someone. When you reach the bottom of the bottle, and that's not low enough? You know you have a problem. I'm Frank Martinez from This Really Happened, where we tell true stories and how they've affected our lives. In today's episode we have our first guest; Shane Chaney, and he's going to talk about his battles with alcoholism. Stay with us, the beans are about to spill. http://www.paypal.me/ThisreallyHappened Our guest's links: Instagram Surface Experts --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Welcome back to beefland! We've been just beefin' you already know what's up... Today we have our fellow comic and friend Frank Martinez, host of the Reckless Nerd and Completely Useless Podcasts. Frank has beef with Ariel from the Little Mermaid, Josh has beef with David Dobrik and Gerardo has beef with people thinking that he's not a singer. YARRR Beef's Ahoy!!

Hometown Radio 09/28/20 4p: Gil Stork remembers Dr. Frank Martinez, former Cuesta College president, who passed away on Sunday

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It's another episode of Completely Useless with hosts Frank Martinez and Pablo Sanchez. This week guest da boyz have fellow stand up comedian Quinton Alston. We discuss what it would take for Frank to start believing in ghosts, the economics of what it would take to fake Jeffrey Epstein death/keep him alive, and Frank and Pablo pressure Quinton into buying a pair of SOAPS.    SOCIAL MEDIA: @quintoncomedy @completelyuselesspodcast @badjokepablo @uslessfrank

The Tubes with Prairie Prince in conversation with David Eastaugh The Tubes formed in 1972 in San Francisco, California, featuring members from two Phoenix, Arizona, bands who had relocated to San Francisco in 1969. One, The Beans, included Bill Spooner, Rick Anderson, Vince Welnick, Frank Martinez, Scott Hornbeck and Bob Macintosh. The other, the Red White and Blues Band, featured Prairie Prince, Roger Steen, and David Killingsworth. After performing at Expo '70 in Japan, Killingsworth left the Red, White and Blues Band, leaving Steen and Prince to audition new bass players, albeit unsuccessfully. Before moving to San Francisco the Beans had been a local favorite in Phoenix, selling out shows with a tongue-in-cheek concept rock show called "The Mother of Ascension" featuring costumes and props. After moving, Bill Spooner worked at the Fillmore West sweeping floors in between Beans shows at the Longshoremen's Hall and other minor venues. The band's loud, heavy jamming style didn't attract attention, and the band needed to go back home to Phoenix. There they would sell out shows, which provided enough money to pay their rent. The Beans' manager and former Alice Cooper Group drummer, John Speer, suggested they add Prince and Steen along with their roadie John Waybill to one of these shows. Waybill's nickname among the band was "Fee," short for "Fiji," thanks to his copious head of hippie hair.

Susan Green, Regional Director and Higher Education Specialist, Cyberbit and Frank Martinez, Security Analyst & Cyber Range Trainer, Miami Dade College, joined Sharon Rosenman, VP Marketing, Cyberbit, to discuss the evolving needs of cybersecurity, the deficit of qualified professionals in this particular job market, and building the academic cyber degree of the future. According to Cybersecurity Ventures, Cybersecurity is a growing job field with an estimated 3.5 million global unfilled security jobs by 2021. Martinez mentioned there were presently 13,000 open cybersecurity positions in Florida. The issue at hand: Current Cybersecurity Education and Training is not addressing the demands of real-world cybersecurity needs. Green began her presentation by introducing the building blocks of an effective cybersecurity education program. She provided an example of what a Cybersecurity Master's Program encompassed. After Green's presentation, Martinez provided an overview of the evolution of Miami Dade College, and why they opened the most advanced Cybersecurity Range in Florida: The Cybersecurity Center of the Americas. The program's goals are to produce graduates with the skillset to perform more effectively and become cybersecurity leaders and produce graduates with immediate value to employers. Martinez broke down the 4-year degree program curriculum with Cyber Range as the centerpiece. The webinar concluded with a brief Q&A session with questions directed at Martinez. Thank you for checking out this Parabellum, Cyberbit webinar podcast. For more podcasts like this one, go to https://www.cyberbit.com/resources/.

Try and imagine simpler times before we had to have a 6 ft social distancing and Frank Martinez (@uselessfrank) could sit in my car eating fries and bull shit about jokes and a bunch of other random times. Guess what, you don't have to because I have the whole thing recorded, paper bag sounds and all. On top of being a funny comic, he also is a co-host to (@completelyuselesspodcast) that I recommend you listen to.Big thanks to Dave the Profit (@davetheprofit) for providing the music. Direct any questions and comments to Stefanie Michele on Instagram or Twitter (@_stefmichele) or by e-mail stefmichele84@gmail.com

¡Cada cabeza, cada idea y cada personaje invitado es un universo en sí mismo! Un podcast de entrevistas con personas que lograron inventarlos. Conduce Andrés López - @andresellopez | En este primer episodio, Frank Martínez, mejor conocido como Frank El Flaco, el comediante que rompe los teatros en Medellín y Colombia además de ser integrante de grupo de stand up comedy Monólogos sin propina.

On location at Bay City Brewing Company, with host for the evening Frank Martinez. Frank was good enough to come down and host the show at bay city this month and did a stellar job as I knew he would. Stephen Gaines is there for a moment to interject his thoughts on the evening. All around good conversation, check it out, share, enjoy, laugh, and be good people. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/CoffeewithaRoach.com /support

Frank Martinez discusses the recent Free Agency news and answers #FrankMailbag questions. 

Walk (don't run) to your nearest iced coffee vendor while we chat with Frank Martinez about how he balances his passion for music with his goals as an electric engineer. Follow us! Instagram @icedcoffeefridays --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Pablo had some specific issues he wanted to talk about. In order to get some feedback we got the input from the hosts of The Alt Black Podcast (Earl & Tony) Social Media: @completelyuselesslive @wassupdudecomic: Frank Martinez @badjokepablo: Pablo Sanchez

Welcome back to Completely Useless! This episode Frank takes over!! Joined by fellow Podcasters/Comedians Jacob trimmer and Tim Groeschel. We talk about comedy, Puck Rock Fashion, and all the strange things about the movie La Bamba Social Media: @jacobmtrimmer @Let_Them_Fight_Podcast @completelyuselesslive @wassupdudecomic: Frank Martinez @badjokepablo: Pablo Sanchez

Welcome back to Completely Useless! Pablo shits all over his cousins wedding, we defend Guy Fieri, and Pablo outs Frank about how dry his elbows are.  Social Media: @completelyuselesslive @wassupdudecomic: Frank Martinez @badjokepablo: Pablo Sanchez

The All-Star break has come and gone in baseball, but we're not done with the festivities! July is here and that means trade season is here for the Dodgers! Leading up to the trade deadline, Brook and Clint will be welcoming Dodgers bloggers, podcasters, and influencers from all walks of social media to take discuss the stretch run of the season. On today's show: - Joc Jack Derby - MLB Trade SZN - First Half Highlights - Two Franks, One Mail Bag - The easiest $300 mill you’ll ever make Joining Brook and Clint in studio this week are Frank Lopez and Frank Martinez, hosts of the "Let's be Frank" podcast! The conversation is heavy on all trade possibilities. We discuss the Dodgers biggest apparent trade target in Pirates' closer Felipe Vazquez, and what it would take to get that move done. Everyone answers an important question: Who is your untouchable prospect in the system? The stream has a lot of Joc Pederson-centric questions, including whether he could be moved this deadline. Plus each Frank gives their version of the next 3ish months for the Dodgers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome back to Completely Useless! Fellow Stand Up Comedian/Podcast/Musician Armando Torres. We talk about what its like to date in the comedy world, Mexican food in Portland, and horrible living situations. Social Media: @mandodoesstuff : Armando Torres @cultpodcast: Cult Podcast @completelyuselesslive @wassupdudecomic :Frank Martinez @badjokepablo :Pablo Sanchez

Welcome back to Completely Useless! This week Frank and Pablo talk about how much Pablo doensn't know shit about cars, How much Frank confuses movie quotes from Planet Of The Apes, and Frank has to explain to Pablo what the 1970's children show phenomenon The Banana Splits were.  Social Media: @completelyuselesslive @wassupdudecomic :Frank Martinez @badjokepablo Pablo Sanchez

  Welcome back to Completely Useless! This week Frank and Pablo discus How much Frank loves Morrisey, Pablo shares a story about the mysterious death of some Russian Adventurers, and Frank gets back on his 30 day challenge! He attempting to run(walk) a 5k.  Social Media: @completelyuselesslive @wassupdudecomic :Frank Martinez @badjokepablo :Pablo Sanchez

Happy Monday, everyone! It’s another brewery week this week, and Ryan & Alex had the joy of sitting down with brewer, Frank Martinez, over at the San Fernando Brewing Company. San Fernando Brewing Co. is the work of Ryan Rogers and Vic & Joe Chouchanian. Opened back in 2015, each beer bears a Valley-inspired name, and our favorite local connection in the lineup lies in the Sonora Wheat, which is named for the type of grain used in the beer that once grew on the very land where the brewery now stands. It’s only appropriate that Sonora Wheat be the very beer we highlight this week! This wheat ale contains a spicy wheat flavor with a touch of melon. This week on FDB - learn of a not-so-secret pajama party, discover the perks of living in Nova Scotia, learn some beer slang, finally uncover why everyone in beer has a beard, and more! Now please kick back, and enjoy another sit down with Friends Drink Beer. To support San Fernando Brewing Company, and to find out more about their other beers, visit: Website: http://www.sanfernandobrewingcompany.com/ Instagram: @SanFernandoBrewingCo Twitter: @SFVBrewing BEER EVENT OF THE WEEK EVENT: Field of Drafts WHERE: Lancaster Municipal Stadium in Lancaster, CA WHEN: Saturday, November 3rd at 5pm WHAT: In celebration of all the amazing things that the Fall season brings us, here’s another craft beer festival. There will be live music, sports, entertainment, as well as a large selection of beers from some of the most notable brewers on the West Coast. From beer connoisseur to Natty Light diehards, all are welcome. Come by. Have a question for Ryan & Alex? Submit it today at www.friendsdrinkbeer.com, and we will answer it on the next episode! Lastly if you like the show, donate to us and show your support: www.patreon.com/friendsdrinkbeer CREDITS Alex Hobbs - Executive Producer Ryan Roope - Executive Producer Episode Written By - Jared Brody & Alexis Ashjian

This audio was compiled from the interviews we did with Frank Martinez. We assembled this to use in a class because of how profound Frank's words are. We are putting it out here for that very reason as well.

Frank Martinez is a to-the-core backstep firefighter. He has spent a large part of the last fifteen years on one of the southeast's busiest technical rescue teams. And as Frank says, he's been slayin' it. For this episode of our podcast we talk to Frank about what he feels is most important about being a tailboard firefighter and whether spending a career perfecting your craft on the tailboard (and not promoting) is an acceptable goal. Our jumping off point for our discussion with Frank is "What do new firefighters owe the fire service?" As is our normal mode of operation, the conversation flows wherever it wants to go after that. We talk about: Why We Hesitate to call MAYDAY The Benefits of an Informal Critique The Best Advice Frank Ever Got Proving Yourself and Being Worthy Being Part of Something Bigger Than Yourself Frank answers our Pivot questions and gives us, what we now consider to be, our favorite war story so far in the short history of this podcast: The No Mas Cantina Fire.

When we here at Combustible asked Frank Martinez why he didn't discuss his cancer during the last podcast episode, he answered in a very Frank manner, "Because you didn't ask!" Fair enough. With newly published figures on firefighter cancer putting our risk of developing cancer at 68%, we really wanted to talk with Frank about his diagnosis, his outlook, his work on HB 216, and his advice for all of the rest of us. This podcast is a special edition. Special because it doesn't follow our normal format, and special because Frank opens up to us about what is understandably a very personal issue for him and his family. Admittedly, cancer is a subject most of us would rather not talk about, or for that matter even listen to others talk about. But do yourself a favor and listen to Frank. During the episode, it is suggested that we start to encourage each other to get tested, screened, and checked for cancer. We should all be the example for those around us. And when you do get checked, encourage others by posting to social media with the tag: #BecauseOfFrank. Do it for you and your family. And do it #BecauseOfFrank.

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Dave in conversation with Frank Martinez, the head coach of the NDG Baseball Lynx, on the TSN mid-day show.