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Only 10 sports will feature at the next Commonwealth Games to be hosted in Glasglow. The pared back Games to be held in July and August 2026 has axed nine sports including several long-standing events as organisers aim for a financially sustainable Games, sports reporter Felicity Reid spoke to Lisa Owen.

Daniel Rooney was singing in a hotel in Glasglow when he was told Take That's Gary Barlow had a gig for him that would “change his life”. With 30 minutes to prepare, the singer opened for the British boy band performing for a crowd of 14,000 people. Daniel joins Seán to share the whirlwind story. Image credit: @danielrooney_music / Instagram

Daniel Rooney was singing in a hotel in Glasglow when he was told Take That's Gary Barlow had a gig for him that would “change his life”. With 30 minutes to prepare, the singer opened for the British boy band performing for a crowd of 14,000 people. Daniel joins Seán to share the whirlwind story. Image credit: @danielrooney_music / Instagram

In this episode, Michael Sacca and Michael Belsito drop some major news before diving into the latest developments in the AI space. They discuss the tempered expectations surrounding generative AI and its impact on tech giants and consumers alike. Amidst the AI hype, companies are cautious about investing in new AI services due to high costs and questionable productivity gains. Later, they explore the product-market fit journey of Sprig, a product research platform, with CEO Ryan Glasglow. Glasglow shares his insights into identifying and validating critical problems faced by users, emphasizing the importance of understanding customer willingness to pay and the value proposition within existing software budgets. The episode also delves into Sprig's differentiation in a crowded market and their early customer acquisition strategy. Tune in for a deep dive into AI realities and product validation strategies in the tech world. This podcast is brought to you by: Go to http://porkbun.com/RocketshipFM24 to get $1 off your next desired domain name at Porkbun! Miro: Go to Miro.com/podcast and get your first three Miro boards free forever. Hubspot: Listen to The Science of Scaling wherever you get your podcasts. Gigantic: Learn more about Gigantic's Product Leadership course, Generative AI, Product Management course, Executive Leadership course & Web3 for Marketing course, AI Product Management Course, and Customer Research and Discovery Course at Gigantic.is Leadpages: The Easiest Way to Grow Your Sales. Check out their landing page templates today. Rocketship is brought to you by The Podglomerate. *** Previous Guests include Seth Goden, Christian Idioti, Ash Maurya, Dan Shapiro of Glowforge, Lolita Taub, Amy Hood of Hoodzpah, Amanda Goetz, Helen Tran, Ben Parr, Mac Conwell, Charli Marie Prangley of ConvertKit, Kandis O'Brian, Laura Roeder, Brenna Loury of Doist, Lopa van der Mersch of Rasa, Ken Norton, Randy Silver, Sanjiv Kalevar of OpenView Venture Partners, Dan Olsen, Jay Clouse, Melissa Perri, Dheerja Kaur of Robinhood, Rahul Vohra of Superhuman, Rich Mironov, Ben Foster, ChatGPT, Ron Weiner of Earth Class Mail. *** This show is a part of the Podglomerate network, a company that produces, distributes, and monetizes podcasts. We encourage you to visit the website and sign up for our newsletter for more information about our shows, launches, and events. For more information on how The Podglomerate treats data, please see our Privacy Policy.  Since you're listening to Rocketship, we'd like to suggest you also try other Podglomerate shows surrounding entrepreneurship, business, and careers like Creative Elements and Freelance to Founder. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hannah (Evee from The Ohana Adventure YouTube channel) is on her first babysitting job, and it's not going well. At all. The Stone Family kids are totally out of control, and Hannah desperately wants them to like her. Mrs. Stone was adamant that they kids should have NO SUGAR, but just a teeny, tiny bit wouldn't hurt, right? Troll Trouble stars Evee, Cora, and Rachel from The Ohana Adventure. You can see more of their adventures on their YouTube channel youtube.com/@TheOhanaAdventure and on Instagram @theohanaadventure. New to Kaboom? Each episode is a completely new adventure in just one episode, so you can start anywhere. Here's some of our favorite adventures: •Test Drive (Season 2 Episode 1): Chloe is not thrilled about the dumpy old minivan her future step-brother shows her on a car shopping trip. But their test drive becomes a wilder adventure when they find out it's actually a James Bond-style car—and that enemy spies are looking for it. •The Glass Cutter (Season 1 Episode 4): Helen's family is a team that pulls high-tech heists to rescue stolen works of art, but she secretly believes her skills might be better used in a different line of work. •Siren Song (Season 2 Episode 7): After starting an unlikely friendship with Mira, a young siren with a mesmerizing singing voice, 12-year-old Trevor must protect her from being captured, and hopefully win his wayward brother Ethan back in the process. Troll Trouble was written by Evadne Hendrix and directed by Brian Tanner and Evadne Hendrix. Cast: Evee Bennett as Hannah, Cora Bennett as Danielle, Rachel Bennett as Mrs. Stone, Becca Hurley as Rachel, Bennett Simpson as Dylan, Clarke Jackman as Mr. Stone, and Joshua Foutz as Ice Cream Truck Driver. Kaboom audio team leads: Cayson Renshaw and Trent Reimschussel. Audio engineers: Karly Wilson, Bridger Nebeker, Joshua Foutz, and Andrew Odell at Balrock Studios in Glasglow, Scotland. Music editing: Branden Haynie. Dialogue editing, sound design, and mixing: Bridger Nebeker and Branen Haynie. Troll Trouble was produced by Brian Tanner, Evadne Hendrix, Wendy Folsom, and Sam Payne. Kaboom comes from the makers of The Apple Seed podcast, another show designed for the whole family to enjoy together. Find it wherever you get your podcasts.

Bo and Jamie sit down SKY WARS 2022 1.4 Pro-AM Champion Mike Allen from Glasglow, KY to rap on his pyro origins, inspirations, show theme's, and his return to the fighting pits for SKY WARS 2023's 1.4 Pro-AM Champion of Champions category.  Mike is a relatively new designer with a masterful command of the entirety of the pyromusical experience.  His approach to an all-encompassing and engaging pyromusical spawns from origins that most amateur and professional designers forget about entirely.  The use of themes and stories in pyromusical designs and how impactful they can be in generating a sense of familiarity, shared experience, and cohesiveness that creates a rock-solid foundation to build a visual experience on.

Putting the GLOW in Glasglow, this ballsy girl with a dream has created one of the biggest and best loved internet communities in the UK. The power of community is HUGE, here's how Laura did it! Become a business member here: https://www.glasglowgirlsclub.com/become-a-member/   Join the FREE community here: Glasglow Girls Club

The Glow Live: Catch up with Divorce & Relationship Empowerment Coach Linzi Kavanagh Based in Glasgow, Linzi Kavanagh is a divorce and empowerment coach for women going through a divorce or relationship breakdown. She is certified psychologist, counsellor, life coach, EFT practitioner and NLP Master Practitioner. Working with clients to help them release negativity, let go of their ex and reclaim their identity, Linzi's psychology and mindset led approach supports the emotional recovery from a life-changing event like divorce and relationship breakdown and helps these women to not only survive, but thrive and rebuild their lives. After her own 16-year marriage ended in 2019 via email, Linzi faced the same heartbreak her clients do when a relationship ends. As a stay at home mum of three, Linzi had to start again, she built her business from nothing and chartered the path of emotional recovery and empowerment that she now teaches today. Tune into this live to find out more about Linzi's own divorce story and how it led her to find a job and a life that she loves. And don't forget to; visit www.linzikavanagh.com/ for your FREE 'Dazzle After Divorce Toolkit' Follow @linzikavanaghcoaching on insta and message Linzi quoting GLASGLOW to receive her e-book '31 days to stop loathing yourself, blaming yourself and feeling like you've messed up your entire life' absolutely FREE Chat to Linzi about her 'Dazzle after Divorce' program for 10% off (find out more about the program in this live and in the comments below) A massive thank you to Linzi for joining me tonight, what a woman you are!

On today's episode I'm chatting to Laura Maginess, who is the brains and the energy behind Glasgow-based business and community Glasglow Girls Club - Laura basically puts the glow into Glasgow for thousands and thousands of women and is a huge supporter of women in business specifically via her business membership The Glow Club. I know this personally, having had my work championed by Laura and been invited to speak to her business club members many times, both online and in-person post-pandemic.We discuss everything from how to engage members, to post approval on or off, to how to leverage a free group to build a business.⁣⁣So if you're curious about what it takes to stay ahead in the Facebook group game or whether you should even growing a group these days then this episode is for you.If you've never met Laura then go and look her up while you're listening, her brand is eye catching and her content and community is great fun to be a part of.www.glasglowgirlsclub.com https://www.glasglowgirlsclub.com/members/account/membership-checkout/?level=2 www.instagram.com/glasglowgirlsclub www.instagram.com/ggcbusinessLoved the podcast? What to do next:Welcome to the podcast and please feel free to binge on some of the other episodes which are coming up and make sure that you subscribe on your favourite podcast platform, so that you never miss an episode.If you are enjoying the podcast please share it with your friends and leave a review as that makes a huge difference to a small business like mine.If you want to grow your business, first you need to grow your audience. I have some great free resources to help you: https://www.nikihutchison.com/freeTo learn more about me, Niki Hutchison, and to join my Audience Growth Collective click: Website: www.nikihutchison.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/nikihutchisonltd/Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/audiencegrowthcollectiveInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/nikihutchison/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nikihutchison/About Niki Hutchison and the Audience Growth PodcastWelcome to the Audience Growth Podcast. I'm Niki Hutchison, a Business and Marketing Expert and passionate supporter of Female Founders. I work with clients large and small to help them understand how to use marketing to grow their audience because a bigger audience means bigger sales. Learning how to market your business really is the difference between success and failure. On the Audience Growth Podcast I will be teaching you how to grow your audience, a community of people interested in what you do and I'll be sharing how to turn them from browsers into buyers, from...

Note: We are on a trip this week and didn't have time to record an episode. We thought you'd enjoy this awesome episode from our sister podcast Addicted to Crime.The Bible John MurdersThe people of Glasglow, Scotland in 1969 were living in fear when an unknown assailant was brutally assaulting and murdering women attending the BArrowland Ballroom. Who was this man? Why did he seem to know his way around, yet NO ONE recognizes him? In this episode, I talk extensively about the victims, the crimes, and then go into the suspects and the  theories. Come on this wild ride with me as we dissect the ‘Bible John' murders.Addicted to Crime Podcast is a member of PodMoth Media NetworkCheckout Anything Bones wherever you listen to podcastsimaddictedtocrime@gmail.com (Questions/Comments and Business Inquiries can be sent here)addictedtocrime.org (Patreon, Merch Store and Source Material can be found here)

So begins our trilogy of episodes on British setting supplement Isle of the Mighty, with a look at the first three chapters on England. It may seem a bit strange to dedicate so much recording time to this episode, but at just under 200 pages of text that is dense (both in terms of content and in terms of layout), we need the space. Even with the setting so richly described, the authors had to leave a lot out by necessity—so we talk about some of that in detail with special guest host, Andrew Goodman. This episode has been edited and massaged and compressed in order to get it to the point where it wouldn't be our longest episode... and we managed to get it a few seconds shorter than the corebook episode. Victory! (But we still have Scotland and Wales to do, so...) linky business Herewith our social media links for the podcast: Discord: https://discord.gg/SAryjXGm5jEmail: podcast@changelingthepodcast.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100082973960699Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/changelingthepodcastTwitter: https://twitter.com/changelingcast And a couple places to find Andrew online: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/a.goodman.illustrates/Roots of Legend on the Storytellers' Vault: https://www.storytellersvault.com/product/354523?affiliate_id=3063731 ... a brief list of media Near the end of the episode, we briefly go through a bunch of media items that might help you get an "English feel" to your game. The original plan was to link to videos and publishers' pages and whatnot, but the hour is late and our listeners' Google fu is strong, so here's the list of names, and we'll trust you to search them out successfully without our help: Films: Gosford Park, Howards End (and other Merchant Ivory films), Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels, Monty Python and the Holy Grail, The Secret Garden... TV:The Animals of Farthing Wood, Are You Being Served?, Blackadder, Downton Abbey, (some of) Dr. Who, EastEnders, Keeping Up Appearances, Midsomer Murders, Monty Python's Flying Circus, panel shows like QI and Would I Lie To You?, The Crown, Waiting for God... Novels: The Dark is Rising, The Hobbit, Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell, Watership Down...Music: The Beatles, Fairport Convention, The Fishermen's Friends, Jethro Tull, The Sex Pistols, Steeleye Span, The Cure... These are just the ones that we happened to mention directly, barely scratching the surface of the surface of the vast amount of media out there. Go have a look, and see what inspirations strike you for your Very English Chronicle...! ... a pair of pinups Well, maybe just one pin-up. They spared no expense on this beefcakey image of folkloric figure Wayland the Smith to open Chapter 3: On the other hand, while it was nice of them to provide a map of Great Britain and the fae kingdoms thereon, they seem to have spared a bit of expense generating it. Aside from the slightly vague borders and the fact that the map highlights several places which aren't even talked about in the book, this is best paired with another map that doesn't have quite so many misspellings. ("Glasglow", indeed...) ... your hosts Josh Hillerup (any pronoun) dares not dream, for fear of dwelling on the dark and arcane knowledge of Other London and Other Hull... Pooka G (any pronoun/they) ny vynn kewsel Sowsnek! "You English really don't have a sense of humor, do you?" "We do if something's funny, sir." —Gosford Park

Professor Lee Cronin is an organic chemist, but he isn't just interested in the usual research path of describing new chemicals, though he does do that - he's interested in understanding the fundamental principles of chemistry, and how they can be used for the search for life on other planets... and for the creation of life, de novo, on our own. And that's tricky, because the origin of life is one of those contentious theories where the truth of what happened here on Earth will never be fully known. Instead, people like Lee Cronin are going to have to build devices in the laboratory that allow them to create organisms capable of undergoing generational selection... but even then, will we have truly answered the question of what happened way back when? Likely not, but as the conversation with Professor Cronin shows, we'll at least have a stellar definition of life from the process that can be used consistently to search the cosmos. Support the scientific revolution with a monthly donation: https://bit.ly/3lcAasB L #origins #aliens #chemistry Check our short-films channel, @DemystifySci: https://www.youtube.com/c/DemystifyingScience Join our mailing list https://bit.ly/3v3kz2S PODCAST INFO: Anastasia completed her PhD studying microbial communication at Columbia University. When not talking to brilliant people or making movies, she spends her time painting and exploring the woods. Michael Shilo also did his PhD at Columbia studying the elastic properties of molecular water. When he's not in the film studio, he's exploring sound in music. They are both freelance professors at various universities. - Blog: http://DemystifySci.com/blog - RSS: https://anchor.fm/s/2be66934/podcast/rss - Donate: https://bit.ly/3wkPqaD- Swag: https://bit.ly/2PXdC2y SOCIAL: - Discord: https://discord.gg/MJzKT8CQub - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/DemystifySci - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/DemystifySci/ - Twitter: https://twitter.com/DemystifySci MUSIC: -Shilo Delay: https://g.co/kgs/oty671

Have you ever wondered what type of adventure is waiting in your own backyard?  This week I am joined by Michael Shanks, who put that question to the test when he went on an epic quest to run every one of Glasgow's 6110 Streets.  If you have ever yearned to explore your city in a new way, you don't want to miss this episode. We talk about what inspired Michael to start his journey, the surprising things he learned about Glasglow along the way, and why anybody can accomplish big goals.  What is your favorite way to explore your home city or town? I'd love to about it and hope you will share them by sending me an audio message. Don't forget that if you want access to the private Zero To Travel podcast feed, a bonus episode every month (decided on by YOU), exclusive content, direct access to me to answer your questions, and more. Click Here To Try Premium Passport For Only $1 and get: Access To The Zero To Travel Podcast Archives (300+ amazing episodes and growing)  One Bonus Episode Per Month (Decided By YOU) + Exclusive Content You Can't Hear Anywhere Else  Ask Me (Jason) Your Burning Questions, and Get A Personal Answer!  All Episodes Ad-Free (From April 2021 Onward) This episode is brought to you by the US Bank Cash Plus Visa Signature Card, earn 5% cash back for doing what you love, and visit their website to discover how you can get a $200 cashback bonus. This episode is also brought to you by Better Help, visit their website today to get 10% off your first month of services.  Tune In To Learn: How Michael transitioned from writing speeches for politicians to teaching highschool  The importance of building media literacy in a digital age What made Michael decide to run every street in Glasgow Why Michael didn't listen to music on his runs How long this quest took and what kept Michael motivated Surprising lessons learned about Glasgow along the way The next big running quest on Michael's radar What it was like to get so much media coverage Why the focus of this journey centered around exploration and fun How Michael stayed organized and committed to his goal Takeaways from my recent trip to the U.S.  And so much more Resources: Join Zero To Travel Premium Passport US Bank Cash Plus Visa Signature Card & Better Help - Today's Sponsors Learn more about Michael's Journey Map your journey with City Strides Learn more about Rickey Gates and his run through every single street in San Francisco Want More? 900 Miles Biking (With No Clothes, Money or Bike!) The World Walk (4 Years In) With Tom Turcich The Meaning of Life With Biciclown

The people of Glasglow, Scotland in 1969 were living in fear when an unknown assailant was brutally assaulting and murdering women attending the Barrowland Ballroom. Who was this man? Why did he seem to know his way around, yet NO ONE recognizes him? In this episode, I talk extensively about the victims, the crimes, and then go into the suspects and the theories. Come on this wild ride with me as we dissect the 'Bible John' murders. Addicted to Crime Podcast is a member of Podmoth Media Network Check out Anything Bones wherever you listen to podcasts imaddictedtocrime@gmail.com (Questions/Comments and Business Inquiries can be sent here) addictedtocrime.org (Patreon, Merch Store and Source Material can be found here)

Kaleigh and Alex have been hearing a lot about COP26 and the crucial role of the Glasglow-based COP in achieving crucial global climate objectives. But what does a Conference of the Parties have to do with addressing climate change, and what did over 200 countries agree to in Paris that COP26 is continuing? The hosts dive into the work of international agreements on climate change to try and understand and ask if COP26 is going to save the planet. Got elections or topics you want us to cover? Share them with us here: Instagram: @probpolitics Twitter: @probpolitics Email: probablyaboutpolitics@gmail.com

Happy Holidays from Indie Artist Music Hustle. This is a re-upload of Media Mogul out of Trinidad and Tobago, former J Prince Manger, and Actress, Khadija Glasglow. I re-uploaded this interview because there is some valuable information regarding artist promoting for radio. Follow me on Facebook @Blonde.IntelligenceBuzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREEDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show (https://cash.app/$RoniR1)

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It's that time of the week where we take a look past the veil into the stories that don't get the attention they deserve in Ottawa. Alex Pierson checks in with Managing Editor of Blacklock's Reporter Tom Korski. Alex and Tom talk about why Canada needed to send 277 delegates and 17 press aides to the COP26 Climate Change Conference in Glasglow, all on the taxpayers dollar. They also talk about the again rising call by opposition parties for the release of the documents pertaining to the firing of the two Chinese scientists from the National Microbiology Labratory, and how a regulator for Hydro One while still holding their position, and how they got the penalties waived. Let's get talking See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The ASX 200 rallies 68 points to 7393 although well off its highs as some caution creeps in ahead of the FOMC meeting. Banks bounced back with WBC rising 0.1% after a 10% fall, CBA up 1.2% and MQG rising 1.9%. The Big Bank Basket rose to $187.20 or 1.5%. 10-year yields fell back post RBA attack to 1.82%, insurers were generally higher with QBE up 1.3%. Miners were good too led by BHP up 1.1% and FMG up 3.1%. The iron ore price stabilised in Asia giving bargain hunters a reason to be cheerful. Base metals were good too, IGO bounced 1.5% and LYC up 2.5%. Lithium stocks were still in favour as Glasglow continues to shine the light on EVs and renewables. ORE higher by 6.7%, PLS up 5.4% and MIN up 3.9%. Even VUL managed a gain today bouncing 6.5%. Healthcare stocks were better as CSL put on the ritz up 0.9% and FPH up 2.0%. Industrials firmed but hardly runaways, WOW up 0.9% and COL up 1.7%. Tech slipped slightly led by a fall in APT by 0.1% and WTC off %. The All-Tech Index dropped 0.1%. In corporate news, AMP rose 9.3% after more asset sales, TYR dropped 15.0% on its AGM, PAR surged 22.8% on FDA approvals for its ongoing trials and PDI rose 8.1% on more promising drill results in Guinea. TLS unchanged on a defence contract renewal, not something that happens always. Why not sign up for a free trial? Get access to expert insights and independent research and become a better investor.

President Biden attends the United Nations Climate Change Summit in Glasglow, Scotland, sounding the alarm on the world's climate and pledging the United States will take the lead in addressing the issue. This, as back home, key Democratic Senator Joe Manchin says he will not support the President's $1.75 trillion social spending bill in its current form. Hospitals and health care providers nationwide prepare for the rollout of Pfizer's COVID vaccine for children between 5 and 11 years old. The Supreme Court takes up oral arguments on Texas's controversial abortion law. American Airlines and Southwest both ground thousands of flights nationwide. And an exclusive look at Madagascar, where the U.N. warns the country could become the first to experience climate change famine.

Over the next two weeks, leaders from nearly 200 countries are gathering in Glasglow, Scotland, for a United Nations climate summit known as COP26. They'll tell us what we've heard before: that scientists have warned about rising oceans, sinking cities, famines and millions of refugees if we don't dramatically reduce carbon emissions. Officials will tell us we all need to act ASAP. But the fate of humanity really rests with a handful of countries.Today, we're gathering our panel of correspondents from across the globe – L.A. Times Beijing bureau chief Alice Su, Seoul correspondent Victoria Kim, Singapore correspondent David Pierson and Mexico City correspondent Kate Linthicum – to focus on a few crucial countries in the fight against climate change and why it's been so difficult for them to reduce their emissions.More reading:G-20 summit fails to bridge divides on pandemic and climate changeThe Amazon is still burning. Can U.N. summit in Glasgow address such climate failures?What U.S.-China tension means for fighting climate change

After President Biden won Virginia by 10 points a year ago, polls show a tight race between Democrat Terry McAuliffe and Republican Glenn Youngkin ahead of Election Day on Tuesday. If Youngkin wins, it will be the first time since 2009 that a Republican occupies the governor's mansion. Plus, are Democratic lawmakers any closer to passing their legislative agenda? Progressives and moderates indicate they've reached a deal to support the bipartisan infrastructure deal and the $1.75 trillion economic plan and could vote on it as soon as Tuesday. And Biden notches key economic wins at the G20 conference in Rome. Next, he hopes to persuade world leaders to adopt new climate plans at the COP26 climate summit in Glasglow. On today's panel: Politico's Rachael Bade, Jonathan Martin of the New York Times, Wall Street Journal's Sabrina Siddiqui, Julie Pace of the Associated Press, CNN's Eva McKend and Chief Scientist of The Nature Conservancy Katharine Hayhoe. To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy

Glasglow Girls Club is massive community helping women succeed in business with support and a fantastic community championing women to grow and glow I sat down with the creator of this amazing community Laura Maginess to get into the detail behind the massive rise of GGC and the work involved, we look at - Working life - Idea of GGC - Changing an idea into a long term business - Challenges that COVID threw up - Being your own boss v working for others - Listener Questions Can tell within 5 minutes of talking to Laura why GGC is such a massive success and the effort Laura has put in to creating this fantastic place for females to grow with massive levels of support from a fantastic community of like minded people

HERSHEY'S finds 86% of Americans will celebrate Halloween; The Home Depot sells out Halloween merch; Disney unveils adaptive costumes; Fifolet Halloween Festival transforms; USH HHN Ruled not a mega event; Airbnb banned one-night stays on Halloween; GlasgowBotanicGardens' "GlasGlow"; Warner Bros. Studio Tour London's "Dark Arts"; Haunt 'O Ween LA; Miami Children's Museum "Not So Scary Gamily Halloween Bash"; Louisville, Kentucky's "Ultimate Halloween Fest"; City Government of Celina, Texas announces Celina the official "Halloween Capital of North Texas"; plus stay tuned for a PSA from The Scare Factor.Read more: https://mailchi.mp/hauntedattractionnetwork.com/haunt-industry-news-aug-22

* There are a few sweary words in this episode so this is one for listening to when little was are not around*Laura is one of life's gems. She has built a community in Glasgow for women on a social and a business level.We talk about good vibes, high energy and how to get from where you are to where you want to be.You can become part of the facebook community through the link below:https://www.facebook.com/groups/glasglowgirlsclub/?ref=shareTake a look at the website:www.glasglowgirlsclub.comFollow Laura and tell her you loved the episode on instagram:@pinktartandolly@glasglowgirlsclubAs always, we love connecting on instagram: @shecanpodLoads of Love,Meg x

HERSHEY'S finds 86% of Americans will celebrate Halloween; The Home Depot sells out Halloween merch; Disney unveils adaptive costumes; Fifolet Halloween Festival transforms; USH HHN Ruled not a mega event; Airbnb banned one-night stays on Halloween; GlasgowBotanicGardens' "GlasGlow"; Warner Bros. Studio Tour London's "Dark Arts"; Haunt 'O Ween LA; Miami Children's Museum "Not So Scary Gamily Halloween Bash"; Louisville, Kentucky's "Ultimate Halloween Fest"; City Government of Celina, Texas announces Celina the official "Halloween Capital of North Texas"; plus stay tuned for a PSA from The Scare Factor.Read more: https://mailchi.mp/hauntedattractionnetwork.com/haunt-industry-news-aug-22

I wanted to know if there were differences in Europe and their approach to equity and scalable startups; So in this episode, I interview Craig Alexander Rattray, a chartered accountant (that's the UK's version of the Certified Public Accountant) from Glasglow, for some answers.  Overall startups have the same issues and concerns in Europe as […] The post Ep 17: A European Perspective on Financing and Raising Money for Scalable Startups with Craig Alexander Rattray appeared first on Philip Topham Personal Site.

The Flash Movie continues to shoot in Glasglow and we are getting more Ben Affleck Batman action on the Bat Bike. SHOW TIMELINE: 0:00 - Intro 9:01 - Da Tweets 20:20 - More Batfleck Action on The Flash Movie Set 33:22 - The Suicide Squad Reactions 39:02 - New Predator Movie Details 46:19 - Stephen Dorff Back Pedals on Black Widow Comments 51:25 - Twitter Questions

The Braw and The Brave is a podcast about people and their passions. N.B. This episode contains some strong language. Episode 152 is in conversation with Laura Maginess and Victoria Halliday of GLASGLOW GIRLS CLUB. Offering exclusive deals and discounts, as well as events, workshops and much more, this member's website welcomes the women of Glasgow and beyond to experience the city and to join a supportive and fun loving community. Initially creating a Facebook group which gained a huge following, Laura decided to turn her side hustle in to a business and with the support of Vic GGC has gone from strength to strength. Highlights and hurdles, real life and real talk, Laura and Vic recount it's evolution and share their experience of making Glasglow Girls Club a reality. Enjoy! LINKS Website https://www.glasglowgirlsclub.com/ Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/GlasglowGirlsClub Facebook Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/glasglowgirlsclub Instagram https://www.instagram.com/glasglowgirlsclub/. Twitter https://twitter.com/glasglowgclub Podcast https://soundcloud.com/glasglowgirlsclub YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDkqGDFc1fZOtpAl4Yty59g Magazine https://www.glasglowgirlsclub.com/.../edition-4-survival…/ Web Membership https://www.glasglowgirlsclub.com/become-a-member/ If you've enjoyed this episode you can help support the production of future episodes by clicking on the Ko-Fi link below. Many thanks. https://ko-fi.com/thebrawandthebrave Follow The Braw and The Brave https://www.instagram.com/thebrawandthebravepodcast/ https://www.facebook.com/TheBrawandTheBrave https://twitter.com/BrawBrave See https://soundcloud.com/ for privacy and terms of use

El episodio tres es un especial de Duos. Elis nos cuenta las historias de: Budaya un gran banda de Leon Guanajuato, también mexicanos pero viviendo en Hong Kong, la historia de cómo conoció a Deer Mx. Los Isrealis que conoció en Nueva York Hank & Cupcakes Les deuxluxes banda canadiense que vino a México a Circuito Indio The twistettes de Glasglow y las Bala de Galicia.

In this episode of she reads, Alma Limón talks to... Beth McCallum...You may know her as "Bethsbookshelf" on Instagram. Beth is a 25-year-old Scottish writer living in Glasglow.  She majored in Creative Writing, Journalism, and English literature, and in this interview, we talk about all the different routes she has taken with that degree. Beth talks about her blog "daisy chains" where she writes book reviews, poems, and short stories. We also talk ALL about her job as a freelance writer, and she shares the writing routine that helped her to write two novels!  In this episode: Interview with Beth McCallumTopics:Bookstagram communityGetting a job as a freelance writer.Writing routinesNovel writing (plot, creating characters, point of view, software)What makes a good book.Beth´s social media:Blog: Daisy ChainsInstagram: BethsBookShelf Alma´s social media:Blog: Almalimon.comInstagram: She reads podcast Intro Music created by Diego AlíInstagram: Diego Alí

Intro Hockey is back is a 24 team playoff format and Bruins win the President's Cup and a few awards too NBA possibly might be returning on July 31st, 22 Team Format, and Celtics begininng to practice again Red Sox cutting minor leaguers to save money (roll eyes) New Team could possibly join the Royal Rooters family as the Football Club (Soccer) from Glasglow, Scotland Celtic FC Breaking down the Dropkick Murphys Streamming Outta Fenway Concert last night Me playing MLB the Show 20 as Red Sox take on Baltimore Orioles and won 6-1 Subscribe, Rate, and Review on iTunes Follow the Show on Twitter @PodcastRoyal and my personal Twitter @JunkyardDog_92 Follow the Show on Instagram @royalrooters1992 Follow the Show on TikTok @royalrooters1992 Follow the Show on Pinterest Follow the Show Spotify, Apple, Google, or wherever you get your podcasts from Intro Music: I'm Shipping Up to Boston by Dropkick Murphys Outro Music: The Bonny by Dropkick Murphys Ferris Bueller's Dayoff Ending YouTube Video --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tom-oshea/message

Join me, Sam Fisch in "The Fisch Bowl", as I talk music and movies with musician and lead singer Robbie Wilson, from Glasglow's newest hit shoe-gaze/dream-gaze/psychedelic rock bands The Kundalini Genie.

Glasgow smile es una expresión del slang británico que designa una herida que se le inflige a alguien desde las comisura de los labios hasta la orejas y que deja una cicatriz semejante a una sonrisa Visitanos en nuestra página de Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Hablemospodcastcontacto/

Today we talk about: Belgium - Anti-racism activists across Europe call four-day carnival in Ath, Belgium an ‘act of symbolic violence towards black communities' Glasglow - Glasgow University has agreed to raise and spend £20m in reparations after discovering it benefited by millions of pounds from the slave trade. Should you travel to either of these places, what is the actual experience like as a traveller of colour? Nigel and Frank break it down in today's episode. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-black-traveller/message

I took the opportunity to chat to Laura Maginess about community building. Laura is the Founder of Glasglow Girls Club (or GGC), which is a community of 16,000+ women from across Glasgow.Laura has used her passion and experience to grow the community and innovate it as a business, from a Facebook group to events and now merchandise. Listen to our chat about the community, its challenges and how Laura has managed to develop this space. or on Instagram @glasglowgirlsclubYou can follow Laura @pinktartandoll or GGC @GlasglowGClub on Twitter, on Instagram @glasglowgirlsclub or Facebook @GlasglowGirlsClub 

Join me as I chat to Laura, fellow lover of all things pink and founder of Scotland's coolest membership community - The Glasglow Girls Club!Find out what made Laura leave her job in Marketing to go it alone and how she built the GGC from the ground up with no experience in membership groups, into a community that offers support and companionship to over 15,000 women!!

  Bio   Michael J. Alkire (@AlkirePremier) is the President of Premier, Inc.. As President, Alkire leads the continued integration of Premier’s clinical, financial, supply chain and operational performance improvement offerings helping member hospitals and health systems provide higher quality care at a better cost. He oversees Premier’s quality, safety, labor and supply chain technology apps and data-driven collaboratives allowing alliance members to make decisions based on a combination of healthcare information. These performance improvement offerings access Premier’s comparative database, one of the nation’s largest outcomes databases. Alkire also led Premier’s efforts to address public health and safety issues from the nationwide drug shortage problem, testifying before the U.S. House of Representatives regarding Premier research on shortages and gray market price gouging. This work contributed to the president and Congress taking action to investigate and correct the problem, resulting in two pieces of bipartisan legislation. Prior to serving as President, Alkire was president of Premier Purchasing Partners, which offers group purchasing, supply chain and resource utilization services to hospitals and health systems. Premier remains among the top group purchasing organizations in the industry as the value of supplies purchased through its contracts has increased to more than $56 billion. Upon joining Premier in late 2003, Alkire worked closely with the Purchasing Partners team to develop and implement a three-year transformation plan designed to dramatically increase returns to the alliance’s shareholders while building stronger relationships with members and suppliers. Alkire is a past board member of GHX and the Healthcare Supply Chain Association. He recently was named one of the Top 25 COOs in Healthcare for 2018 by Modern Healthcare. In 2015, Alkire won the Gold Stevie Award for Executive of the Year and in 2014 he was recognized as a Gold Award Winner for COO of the Year by the Golden Bridge Awards. He has more than 20 years of experience in running business operations and business development organizations at Deloitte & Touche and Cap Gemini Ernst & Young. Before joining Premier, he served in a number of leadership roles at Cap Gemini, including North American responsibilities for supply chain and high-tech manufacturing. Alkire graduated magna cum laude with a Bachelor of Science from Indiana State University and an MBA from Indiana University. Resources   Premier, Inc.   Advocacy @ Premier   Premier, Inc. and 10 Hospitals Launch Initiative to Improve Maternal and Infant Health (Press Release, July 11, 2019)     HEADLINES:   The FTC fines Facebook $5 billion—many say it’s not enough; Trump goes on a racist tirade on Twitter; and Michael Alkire is my guest.   News Roundup   FTC fines Facebook $5 billion   The Federal Trade Commission has fined Facebook some $5 billion with many saying it’s a slap on the wrist. One commentator on Twitter called it a parking ticket, although it was a record fine.  But the New York Times notes that the fine concludes just one of several investigations currently pending around the world. Facebook’s revenue last year was $56 billion.   Brian Stelter on Trumps racist tweets   You already know about Trump’s racist tweets over the weekend in which he told democratic, progressive Congresswomen of color, obviously including Representative Ilhan Omar, who fled to the U.S. from Somalia, to “go back and help fix the totally broken and crime infested places from which they came”. Of course the other Congresswomen to whom he was clearly referring, including New York Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, were born in the U.S. But Brian Stelter from CNN pointed out something interesting – media outlets like Fox News are avoiding calling the president’s tweets racist, and instead relying on third-party commentators to do that. Twitter even said that the president’s tweets didn’t violate its policies. Twitter though is in a difficult predicament since it’s currently under fire by Trump, along with several other tech companies, for allegedly having an anti-conservative bias.   Social Media Summit   The Trump administration held a social media summit with conservative content creators and politicians last week. The president told those in attendance that he would invite tech companies to the White House to explain their alleged anti-conservative bias. But the president didn’t provide any evidence.   Huawei plans massive U.S. layoffs   The Wall Street Journal reports that Huawei, the China-based company that’s been besieged by the Trump administration for allegedly sharing the confidential and sensitive information of U.S. companies with the Chinese government, will be laying off as many as 850 people in the U.S. The U.S. Commerce Department has blacklisted Huawei, which Huawei estimates will cost it some $30 billion.   U.S. Army to test armed, robotic vehicles   Andrew Liptak reported in the Verge that the U.S. government is planning to test armed, robotic vehicles beginning next year. The Army will conduct the live-fire tests in Colorado and Europe. The vehicles will be remote controlled.       First quantum entanglement photograph   Scientists at the University of Glasglow photographed, for the very first time, two photons interacting and sharing physical states for a brief moment. What does it mean? Well the photograph will advance the field of quantum mechanics because it proves that photons physically interact with one another—something that was theoretical before. Also, the process of taking the photograph was very involved, creating a model that scientists can use to capture other scientific phenomena that are difficult to observe.   Chris Lewis elevated to President & CEO of Public Knowledge   Christopher Lewis, a seven-year veteran of progressive tech policy think tank and advocacy group Public Knowledge, has succeeded Gene Kimmelman as President & CEO. Previously, Chris was a staffer in the late Ted Kennedy’s office.   Events Tues., 7/16 House Commerce Committee Our Wireless Future: Building a Comprehensive Approach to Spectrum Policy 10:30AM Rayburn, 2322   New America Paying for Our Privacy: What Online Business Models Should be Off-Limits? 3:00-4:30pm New America, 740 15th St., NW   Thurs., 7/18   New America The Future of Free Expression Online in America 12-2pm New America, 740 15th St., NW

Koma adalah kondisi pasien dengan tingkat kesadaran yang paling rendah dimana mereka tidak lagi merespon terhadap rangsangan yang berada disekitarnya namun, sistem respirasinya masih berfungsi secara normal. Tingkat kesadaran atau yang disebut GCS (Glasglow coma scale), GCS ini pertama kali di perkenalkan pada tahun 1974. Terdapat 3 hal untuk menilai GCS ini yaitu : 1. E Atau respon melihat, 2. V disebut sebagai verbal respon berbicara dan yang ke 3. M Atau motorik respon dalam bergerak. Dari setiap indikator GCS ini mempunya nilai score masing - masing yaitu nilai 1-6. Seperti kita ketahui kesadaran setiap manusia itu tidak selalu normal, karena manusiapun mungkin saja mengalami tingkat kesadaran yang menurun. Dari nilai score 1-6 maka ketika kita jumlahkan dan mendapat nilai 15 itu disebut tingkat kesadaran yang normal tetapi ketika kita menjumlahkan dan mendapat nilai terendah adalah 3 dari score yang sudah kita jumlahkan.

This week Laura Maginess catches up with national treasure Edward Reid. As an entertainer, Edward’s glittering career has covered a wide genre of categories. from musical theatre, comedy, cabaret, panto, cruise ship performances and more. With appearances on CBeebies, this Glasglow legend went on to become a TV sensation on Britain’s Got Talent in 2011, where he won the heart of the nation performing his unique nursery rhyme ballads. Reaching the semi-final, Edward’s performances were being viewed by up to 6 million people on YouTube! Alongside his career in the entertainment industry, Edward uses his qualification as a Meditation Teacher and hosts mindfulness and meditation workshops called: PURE State. All of this and more is covered in this podcast, so have a listen! Follow Edward on Social Via: i: @mredwardreid f: @mredwardreid t: @mredwardreid

Ceza Ouzounian is a Fitness & Energy Coach, who is passionate about enabling women to be more confident in who they are. She is one of the founding 16 EAM Mentors worldwide for the Energy Alignment Method. She is an international Health and Fitness Mentor, who has had more than 1,000+ people through her Pilates and Burlexercise class in the last 4 years. Ceza has spoken at national networking groups, featured in Global Woman magazine, had articles published in leading sports and fitness blogs and appeared on numerous blogs. Ceza is on a mission to touch the lives of millions of women to create a world where women feel comfortable to be who they are without judgement and prejudice and can live an authentic and true life. Show Highlights Ceza Ouzounian, out of Glasglow, Scotland, shares her journey from being an engineer to actress to Fitness instructor and mentor. A journey that got her to the lowest point in her life. She then shares the BRAVE decision that changed it all around. I love her beautiful spirit, her joy and desire for everyone to find their happy! Don't miss this episode if you want a dose of inspiration! Stay brave!

In this episode Jen and Laura met up with Haggis the pup to have a chat about life in Glasgow, Glasglow Girls Club, homeless charities, travel, book clubs and plans for new decades – Laura has recently entered in to her 30's and Jen is heading towards her 40's. To join Glasglow Girls Club https://www.facebook.com/groups/1751854235089723/ Follow on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/glasglowgirlsclub https://www.instagram.com/ggcbookgeeks https://www.instagram.com/pinktartandolly For all information on how to work with Jen head over to www.wariorwomanproject.com To join the FREE Healthier Happier Warriors Facebook group, request here: www.facebook.com/groups/367489410088133/

In Seoul's Yangjae station, Colin talks with Barry Welsh, host of the Seoul Book & Culture Club and Seoul Film Society as well as professor at Sookmyung Women’s University. They discuss what Koreans know about the Isle of Man, the last place he lived; how he founded his now well-known book club; his literary encounters with the concept of han; how Kim Young-ha's I Have the Right to Destroy Myself introduced him to the real Seoul; how little time people have to waste in Korea versus how much they have on the Isle of Man; how his life in various parts of the British Isles prepared him for the kind of regional differences important in Korea; whether he endorses the view of Koreans as "the Irish of Asia"; what got him out of his homeland in the first place; the rich mundanity he experienced when he first came to Seoul; who turns up when the Book Club talks about North Korea; how Korean movies, especially older ones by auteurs of previous generations, have helped him get a grip on things in the country; howe he learned to interview writers; the first things he noticed about Seoul, such as the number of shops still open at 10:00 at night (and how that differs from his hometown of Auchterarder); with what authority he can speak on the matter of where "Scottish people eat spicy food"; how Koreans talk about "our country," but Scots don't; the stylistic difference in questions about books asked by Korean readers versus foreign readers; the feeling of safety of Seoul versus the ambient threat of Glasglow; the commonalities between "Cool Britannia" and the "Korean Wave"; his non-fandom of haggis; his perspective on the issue of Scottish independence from all the way over in Korea; the advantages of book club operation as a foreigner; and his impressions of the Korean generation represented by his students.

Richard Cogdell is the Director of the Institute for Molecular Cell and Systems Biology at the University of Glasglow, Scotland. Richard was led to a career in studying bacterial photosynthesis by a desire to learn and understand basic photosynthesis, he "wanted to know how natured worked." In 1995, Richard's research group, in collaboration with others, used protein crystallography to determine the three dimensional structure of a light-harvesting complex from the purple bacterium, Rhodospsedomas acidophilia. This breakthrough led to two key elements in the understanding of bacterial photosynthesis. One, once you have established the structure you can understand its function. Two, this view of a light-harvesting complex attracted an interdisciplinary group of scientists from the fields such as chemistry, physics, mathematics and biology. Richard's current challenge is to take the process of photosynthesis (using solar energy to make a fuel) and apply it to the world's energy needs in a sustainable manner. To do this, Richard says "you must break photosynthesis down to it's four most basics steps", absorb solar energy, concentrate it, break it apart and make a fuel. These are the steps that must be duplicated if they are going to be successful at creating sustainable, renewable energy. The first two steps, says Cogdell, are like a solar battery (easy to recreate). The hard part is finding ways to use renewable energy to drive the chemistry. That's the process Richard spends most of his time working on and he uses the concept of an artificial leaf to help explain this complex process to the public. According to Cogdell, if the current rate of investment continues, it will be approximately five to six years before we see a small pilot system that demonstrates the feasibility of the process. Richard emphasizes that if mankind wants to survive, we must find a way to convert solar energy into fuel because when fossil fuels run out so do we.

Richard Cogdell is the Director of the Institute for Molecular Cell and Systems Biology at the University of Glasglow, Scotland. Richard was led to a career in studying bacterial photosynthesis by a desire to learn and understand basic photosynthesis, he "wanted to know how natured worked." In 1995, Richard's research group, in collaboration with others, used protein crystallography to determine the three dimensional structure of a light-harvesting complex from the purple bacterium, Rhodospsedomas acidophilia. This breakthrough led to two key elements in the understanding of bacterial photosynthesis. One, once you have established the structure you can understand its function. Two, this view of a light-harvesting complex attracted an interdisciplinary group of scientists from the fields such as chemistry, physics, mathematics and biology. Richard's current challenge is to take the process of photosynthesis (using solar energy to make a fuel) and apply it to the world's energy needs in a sustainable manner. To do this, Richard says "you must break photosynthesis down to it's four most basics steps", absorb solar energy, concentrate it, break it apart and make a fuel. These are the steps that must be duplicated if they are going to be successful at creating sustainable, renewable energy. The first two steps, says Cogdell, are like a solar battery (easy to recreate). The hard part is finding ways to use renewable energy to drive the chemistry. That's the process Richard spends most of his time working on and he uses the concept of an artificial leaf to help explain this complex process to the public. According to Cogdell, if the current rate of investment continues, it will be approximately five to six years before we see a small pilot system that demonstrates the feasibility of the process. Richard emphasizes that if mankind wants to survive, we must find a way to convert solar energy into fuel because when fossil fuels run out so do we.

Richard Cogdell is the Director of the Institute for Molecular Cell and Systems Biology at the University of Glasglow, Scotland. Richard was led to a career in studying bacterial photosynthesis by a desire to learn and understand basic photosynthesis, he "wanted to know how natured worked." In 1995, Richard's research group, in collaboration with others, used protein crystallography to determine the three dimensional structure of a light-harvesting complex from the purple bacterium, Rhodospsedomas acidophilia. This breakthrough led to two key elements in the understanding of bacterial photosynthesis. One, once you have established the structure you can understand its function. Two, this view of a light-harvesting complex attracted an interdisciplinary group of scientists from the fields such as chemistry, physics, mathematics and biology. Richard's current challenge is to take the process of photosynthesis (using solar energy to make a fuel) and apply it to the world's energy needs in a sustainable manner. To do this, Richard says "you must break photosynthesis down to it's four most basics steps", absorb solar energy, concentrate it, break it apart and make a fuel. These are the steps that must be duplicated if they are going to be successful at creating sustainable, renewable energy. The first two steps, says Cogdell, are like a solar battery (easy to recreate). The hard part is finding ways to use renewable energy to drive the chemistry. That's the process Richard spends most of his time working on and he uses the concept of an artificial leaf to help explain this complex process to the public. According to Cogdell, if the current rate of investment continues, it will be approximately five to six years before we see a small pilot system that demonstrates the feasibility of the process. Richard emphasizes that if mankind wants to survive, we must find a way to convert solar energy into fuel because when fossil fuels run out so do we.

In the latest installment, The Bogus Byrd Man interviews Glasglow's most infamous serial killer-turned-professional comics writer Keyser Soze, a.k.a. The Off-Panel Podcast's very own John Lees, about his time in the RPG Forums playing every psychopathic supervillain under the sun. From his most darkly humorous hour as The Clown Prince of Crime, to a failed viral marketing attempt that was nearly mistaken for the next 9/11, listen to Soze relive the many moments in the RPGs that helped pave the way for his current career in independent comics.Download Here! - Recorded January 26th, 2012Official Site of John Lees' Independent Comic Book, The StandardOfficial Site of ComixTribe, Publishers of The StandardJohn Lees' Personal Blog

Remember When On this podcast, John McGarry, and Richard Roocroft talk about the things they remember when we were kids. John speaks about living in Twechar, which is in East Dunbartonshire, Scotland, where he was waiving to the German pilots as they bombed John Brown's Shipyard, on the Clydebank, and Glasglow. Richard remembers playing on the train tracks when we had steam locomotives. For more information visit www.rustymicrophone.com