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In this podcast, Jim Salfer and Fred Hall are joined by Dr. Sandra Godden from the University of Minnesota. They will discuss the keys to a successful colostrum management program, as well as recent advancements. Topics also discussed include harvesting high quality colostrum and quality testing on farm, strategies to reduce bacterial contamination including heat-treating colostrum, proper storage to maintain quality, managing colostrum inventory during seasonal changes, and benefits of extended feeding of colostrum or transition milk. Dr. Godden recently joined I-29 Moo University for a webinar that is referenced during the podcast discussion. That webinar can be found at https://i-29moou.com/webinars.

Rumer Godden fue una escritora entre dos mundos. Aunque nació en Inglaterra, pasó la mitad de su vida en el subcontinente indio. Entre idas y vueltas al Reino Unido, se crio en Bengala, prosperó en Calcuta y pasó una temporada en Cachemira. La mayoría de su obra versa sobre esta dualidad. En «Narciso negro», unas monjas destinadas al Himalaya chocan con la cultura local, incapaces de comprenderla o alterarla. En «El río», una chiquilla británica —alter ego de la propia Godden— descubre el amor, la muerte y la complejidad de la vida en Bengala, lugar que habita pero al que no pertenece del todo. Godden no es demasiado conocida en el ámbito hispánico. Pero sus obras han dado lugar a dos clásicos absolutos del cine. Michael Powell y Emeric Pressburger adaptaron fielmente «Narciso negro» en 1947. Cuatro años después, Jean Renoir reescribió —con Godden como coguionista— la historia de «El río» y firmó una de sus películas más recordadas. En EAM podcast, nos acercamos al universo creativo de Godden comentando tanto los dos libros los dos filmes que inspiraron. Tras los micros, Miguel Muñoz Garnica, José Luis Forte y Lourdes Esqueda.

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It's important to understand how products in the HVAC industry are researched and developed. On this episode we tackle UV dye and speak to John Godden and Matthew Cowley from Spectronics Corporation about Spectroline UV dye. We talk about what it's made from and why, at a high level, it won't damage a system. https://spectroline.com/hvac-fluorescent-leak-detection-dyes/ https://www.master.ca/professional/ www.cintas.com/HVACKnowItAll Save 8% on your purchase https://www.trutechtools.com/ with promo code knowitall Check out the HVAC Know It All app app.hvacknowitall.com https://www.hvacknowithttps://www.instagram.com/hvacknowitall1/all.com/pages/about Visit HVAC Know It All on social media Facebook https://www.facebook.com/hvacknowitall/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/hvacknowitall1/

Wednesday Night Summer Bible Series, Andrew Godden teaches on 1 Corinthians 1:18-25.

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Helen moved from Art to Art Quilting in 2004 and has enjoyed many international awards for her unique approach to machine quilting and creating art quilts. In 16 years of quilting, Helen has won 16 awards at Houston including the inaugural A World of Beauty and Master of Innovative Artistry. Helen's work is predominately pictorial, with strong design and exciting play with colour. She uses her painting and design skills and creates whole cloth painted surface and then with her sewing machine, adds movement and detail into the design with her free-motion machine quilting. Helen literally draws with her sewing machine bringing her painted images to life. Combining her teaching degree and her Art experience, she teaches from a slightly different angle and enjoys helping even the most traditional of machine sewers to find new direction in free-motion machine quilting and opening up new avenues for their creative potential. Helen has taught all over Australia and the world including Dubai, China, South Africa, UK, New Zealand, Canada and USA including teaching at the Houston Quilt Festival for the past 10 years. During Covid with so much time at home, Helen created a 6.5 m long quilt which is all painted with dye and free- motion quilted whole cloth and is the longest quilt in the world made by 1 person and 1 piece of fabric. Since Covid Helen also teaches extensively online as well as enjoying face to face teaching.https://helengodden.com/ https://www.sofst.org/

Dr. Lorraine Godden is an educator and researcher and co-author of the report by CERIC titled Exploring Possibilities! Journeying Through Career-Related Learning in Grades 4–6. Dr. Godden joined 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about that report.

Meredith Bowden and Dave Godden host a community called Complex Mess that supports people who are looking for new and different ways to engage with complex messes. They explain how to Coddiwomple is to travel purposefully toward an as-yet-unknown destination.

Crows assistant coach, Mick Godden joined Kymbo & the Rooch as they prepare to take on top of the table Swans, tomorrow night at Adelaide Oval! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Adelaide Crows assistant coach, Mick Godden joined the boys from Melbourne ahead of tomorrow's clash against the Hawks at the MCG! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Mark Bickley and Jarrod Walsh were joined by Adelaide Assistant Coach Michael Godden to reflect on the loss to Collingwood on Saturday Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Crows assistant Mick Godden joined the boys ahead of Sunday's clash against the Lions, can Adelaide make it three wins in a row? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

AABP Executive Director Dr. Fred Gingrich is joined by Dr. Pat Gorden and Dr. Michelle Buckley from Iowa State University to discuss two publications from the Bovine Practitioner Volume 57 Number 2, 2023. Links to the published papers are at the end of the podcast show notes. Our guests review the use of internal teat sealants and some of the challenges with producer use of internal teat sealants. We also review the importance of equivalence studies for practicing veterinarians, who are the target audience for papers in the Bovine Practitioner. The first study discussed was an equivalence study comparing two different internal teat sealants. The take-home message from this study for practicing veterinarians is that both products studies demonstrated equivalent results when comparing the outcome variables studied. The second paper evaluated the persistence of the internal teat sealant in the mammary gland during the dry period. This paper was from one herd and looked at migration of the teat sealant from the teat into the cistern of the mammary gland using radiographs as well as strip yields after freshening. The authors also investigated if location of the internal teat sealant impacted risk for new intramammary infection during the first 120 days in milk.  Both of these studies are relevant to the practicing dairy veterinarian as they work with clients to implement dry-off protocols to decrease the risk of mastitis and improvements in milk quality.  Links to publications: Buckley, M. P., Bayne, J., Tomazi, T., Miller, B. E., Godden, S. M., Silva, G. S., & Gorden, P. J. (2023). A randomized equivalence study evaluating the efficacy of two commercially available teat sealants in dairy cows. The Bovine Practitioner, 57(2), 36–50. https://doi.org/10.21423/bovine-vol27no2p36-50Buckley, M. P., Bayne, J., Tomazi, T., Miller, B. E., Silva, G. S., & Gorden, P. J. (2023). Evaluation of internal teat sealant persistence in the mammary gland during the dry period. The Bovine Practitioner, 57(2), 51–59. https://doi.org/10.21423/bovine-vol27no2p51-59

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Laura Godden joins to talk about the upcoming release of La Crosse's Top 10 most endangered buildings, plus she discusses the city's most untouchable structures, as well. Godden is an archivist at UW-La Crosse and on the city's Heritage Preservation Commission. Among the buildings we discuss are two that are very much threatened to get demolished soon — Glory Days Sports Pub, downtown, and the La Crosse School District's Hogan Administrative Center. The latter could be part of a $54 million referendum question going on the November ballot, where the district will ask voters to approve the capitol project of demolishing the 104-year-old Hogan building, putting up a new elementary there and updating State Road Elementary with eight new classrooms and a new gym. The other half of that plan would be closing Spence, Hintgen and Emerson elementary schools.   Godden also discussed some of the incredible history of Longfellow Middle School. Lastly, we had Godden give her most coveted buildings list — buildings that are basically untouchable in the city, like the Hixon House. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Crows assistant, Mick Godden joined the boys ahead of tonight's must-win clash against the Dees! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Blighty & Wilds wrapped the Crows loss and Power win, spoke to Adelaide assistant Mick Godden, gave their hot & cold takes from the weekend and their top 7 moments. Plus, Blighty was strong on the need for players to bring out the torp more in games! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Crows assistant, Mick Godden joined the show discussing the fall out, and where the side went wrong in the loss to the Cats on Friday night. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In the treatment room today we have Current Brackley Town Striker. He worked his way through the non-league pyramid to then land himself in full time football with Stevenage. We hear about Danny's Strike partnerships at a number of different clubs and how it worked so well. We also hear Danny's Stevenage journey where his first season started with a bang but soon went down hill. We get to hear his story in football and the ups and downs. Support the podcast  https://www.buymeacoffee.com/nonleaguetreatmentroom FOLLOW US ON! INSTAGRAM @nonleaguetreatmentroom TWITTER @nonleaguetreat TIKTOK @nonleaguetreatmen Podcast Sponsors TRED SOCKS - https://tredsocks.com/ Use Discount code PODCAST for 10% off!! PATHWAYS COVENTRY - FOLLOW ON ALL SOCIALS  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Adelaide Crows assistant, Michael Godden joins the boys ahead of tomorrow afternoon's clash against the Gold Coast Suns! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week on 'The Blue Day Podcast', former Chelsea FC goalkeeper Tony Godden joins the podcast for an EXCLUSIVE Interview! We reflect back on his Chelsea FC career & so much more! Subscribe to 'The Blue Day Podcast', wherever you find your favourite podcasts for more past Chelsea FC player interviews & other content. Furthermore, find us on the following;X- @BlueDayPod Instagram- @thebluedaypodcast Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/BlueDayPodcastSubscribe to the Official The Blue Day Podcast channel on YouTube- https://www.youtube.com/@thebluedaypodcast7020If you have any questions or views you wish to share with us or give us your opinion on all things Chelsea FC or indeed this podcast, email us at thebluedaypodcast@gmail.com Carefree Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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AABP Executive Director Dr. Fred Gingrich is joined by Dr. Felipe Peña Mosca and Dr. Sandra Godden for this episode to discuss a paper that is available in the online first edition of The Bovine Practitioner,  “Methods of processing recycled manure solids bedding on Midwest dairy farms II: Relationships between bedding characteristics and bedding bacterial count.” This is a companion paper that we previously discussed on Episode 165 of Have You Herd? which evaluated recycled manure solids processing methods and its impacts on bedding bacteria counts, udder health, milk quality and milk production.  The first objective of this study was to identify bedding characteristics associated with bedding bacterial count (BBC) in ready-to-use (RTU) recycled manure solids (RMS). The second objective was to explore the association between processing method and bedding characteristics in RTU solids. A third objective was to investigate factors associated with BBC in used solids (after placed in stalls). The study found that increased dry matter, decreased organic matter and processing method were all associated with reduced BBC in RTU RMS. Veterinarians should evaluate bedding as part of a total milk quality program to promote good udder health practices on their client's farms. Peña Mosca, F., Godden, S., Royster, E., Crooker, B. A., & Timmerman, J. (2024). Methods of processing recycled manure solids bedding on Midwest dairy farms II: Relationships between bedding characteristics and bedding bacterial count. The Bovine Practitioner, 58(1), 8–18. https://doi.org/10.21423/bovine-vol58no1p8-18   

This episode is from a webinar presented by Dr. Sandra Godden from the University of Minnesota Department of Veterinary Population Medicine. To view the full webinar and access the slides referenced during this podcast, visit balchem.com/real science and scroll down to the webinar presented on November 8, 2023.Dr. Godden begins with the reminder that despite decades of research and definite advances in colostrum management, there's still a lot to learn and research. Her goal is to give an update on new findings that can be utilized in your colostrum management program. (0:21)Promoting calf health and growth is a balance between maximizing immunity and minimizing infectious disease challenges. Colostrum is one aspect of maximizing immunity and provides passive immunity in the form of immunoglobulins. It also contains bioactive compounds, immune factors, growth hormones, leukocytes, and nutrients. (1:09)We can measure adequate transfer of passive immunity via serum immunoglobulin G levels, where anything greater than 10 grams per liter is a pass. Passive transfer of immunity is associated with reduced morbidity and mortality, especially in the first 2-3 months of life. Successful passive transfer has many other intermediate and long-term benefits, including improved growth rate and feed efficiency, leading to even longer-term benefits of decreased age at first calving and potentially improved milk production in the first and second lactation. (4:18)When building a comprehensive colostrum management program, Dr. Godden distills it down to the five Qs: quality, quantity, quickness, squeaky clean, and quantifying. Starting with quantifying passive transfer, in a perfect world, we would have a quick, inexpensive, on-farm serum IgG test that could be run on whole blood. Unfortunately, that test does not exist. In research studies, we send serum samples off to reference labs to have serum IgG tested. On-farm, we use indirect tests such as serum Brix or serum total protein. Historically, the literature has said that a serum total protein of somewhere between 5.0 and 5.2 grams per deciliter most accurately predicts that IgG value of 10 grams per liter. If greater than 10 g/L IgG is a pass, is a higher concentration better? Yes. A good goal would be for 90% of the calves to have serum IgG higher than 10 g/L. More specifically, goals are around 40% of calves in the excellent zone of 25 or greater, roughly 30% of calves in the good zone of 18-25, and around 20% in the fair zone of 10-18. Dr. Godden references the corresponding Brix and total serum protein readings in her slides. (7:24)Quality refers to the concentration of IgG in the colostrum, and experts have suggested that be at least 50 grams per liter or higher. This corresponds to a Brix reading of approximately 22% or higher. Several factors influencing colostrum quality are under our control, including the dry cow vaccination program, feeding a balanced dry cow ration, avoiding stressors during the dry period, avoiding excessively short dry periods, and milking cows out as soon as you can after calving. (16:18)When it comes to quantity, a larger volume at first feeding will result in higher IgG concentrations in the calves. One study compared feeding two or four liters at first feeding with a second feeding of two liters at 12 hours. The higher volume first feeding showed better results. (29:23)As for quickness, IgG absorption efficiency is optimal in the first couple of hours after birth but is then slowly reduced as gut closure occurs. Ideally, we want to feed the calf as soon as possible, hopefully within one to two hours of birth when possible. (30:35)The last Q is squeaky clean or cleanliness, specifically the level of bacterial contamination in colostrum. Obviously, we don't want to feed colostrum that is laden with pathogens that can cause disease. However, high bacteria counts in colostrum have also been associated with reduced absorption of IgG. Dr. Godden details a number of critical control points that can be assessed if colostrum cleanliness is an issue of concern. (38:19)Dr. Godden finishes the episode by taking questions from the webinar audience, ranging from average colostrum volume collected at first milking to what temperature colostrum should be frozen at to heat stress impacting quality and quantity of colostrum. (49:20)Please subscribe and share with your industry friends to bring more people to join us around the Real Science Exchange virtual pub table.  If you want one of our new Real Science Exchange t-shirts, screenshot your rating, review, or subscription, and email a picture to anh.marketing@balchem.com. Include your size and mailing address, and we'll get a shirt in the mail to you.

HETRA CEO, Edye Godden reflects on how HETRA has grown and what year 34 was like for us at our center.  She talks about her philosophies as a CEO:  never settling, always being open to change, thoughts on valuable mentorship and learning from each other in the industry.  Expect to hear: Challenges HETRA has experienced and what challenges Edye foresees for EAS industry as a whole including horses, donations, grant funding and volunteer recruitment.  Thoughts on how HETRA has grown without adding additional staff time or arena space requirements Why does HETRA focus so much on education? Tell us about YOUR 2023 here! Resources mentioned: Mini Webinar: Finding Grants Podcast Episode Sign up for the Equine Strategic Planning Webinar here:  https://www.tfaforms.com/4851528

Dr. Godden opens this episode with a 30,000-foot view of colostrum management. Colostrum management has been a hot topic for decades, and herds still have opportunities to improve. Researchers continue to learn how to advance colostrum management. The basics include the three Qs: quality, quantity, and quickness. Other critical factors are cleanliness and feeding clean colostrum. Dr. Godden also briefly discusses important monitoring measures to assess a colostrum program. Research continues on the value of post-closure feeding of colostrum after the first 24 hours when the gut can no longer absorb antibodies. Several studies have demonstrated improved health, reduced scours, reduced bovine respiratory disease, reduced antibiotic use, and enhanced gain. Tricia gives an overview of their program, where they feed transition milk to their calves. (5:15)Nutrition, adequate dry matter intake, pre-calving vaccination programs, cow comfort, and dry period length are all factors impacting colostrum quality and, to some degree, quantity. Tricia and Sandra describe a seasonal effect observed for colostrum quantity and quality associated with the fall months. While the mechanism of action is unknown, it is thought that day length and cold stress may play a role. Tricia indicates she is hard-pressed to get a 24 or 25 Brix reading on her herd's colostrum in October. To prepare for this, during spring and summer, the dairy freezes 26-27 Brix colostrum to have on hand for use in the fall. (14:14)The relationship between the volume of colostrum produced and its quality is very weak. Dr. Godden recommends using a Brix refractometer to measure all colostrum. Tricia has observed a correlation between the amount of colostrum produced and udder edema, where more edema results in less colostrum. In Tricia's system, she likes to feed anything over a 24 Brix as a first colostrum and anything from an 18 to a 22 as a second colostrum. They feed four quarts at the first feeding within the first two hours, shooting for the second feeding of two quarts within 8 to 12 hours. (29:18)Tricia details the calf herd recordkeeping on the farm, which includes weekly serum protein data measured with the same digital Brix refractometer used for colostrum measurements. This data lets the farm see when the program isn't working and when calves are stressed. The farm also records all treatments and can reflect on previous treatments over the animal's lifetime. She gives an example of a small problem in the colostrum management program having a large impact. The agitator flaps on the pasteurizer were in the wrong position resulting in denatured colostrum.(35:14) Dr. Godden details some of the critical points in colostrum management, including adopting a routine monitoring program to measure Brix readings in colostrum and follow up with bleeding calves to measure serum protein. Cleanliness is very critical, and she sees a huge opportunity for farms to clean up their colostrum more. Not only do we not want to feed contaminated colostrum from a pathogen exposure standpoint, but research has also shown that high bacteria counts in colostrum negatively impact the absorption of the IgG into the circulation of the calf. This can be monitored by culturing the colostrum being fed, then backtracking through critical control points to determine where the contamination occurs. Tricia describes some of the important steps she's taken over her 15 years at Shadycrest to improve their colostrum program. (42:57)Tricia reminds the audience to remember that your first feeding of colostrum is setting up your milking dairy cow. If you set her up to do poorly because her first feeding of colostrum is poor, you're going to end up with a poor milking cow. Every calf born on the farm needs to have supreme colostrum inside of them because they're going to become a supreme cow. Dr. Godden echoes this sentiment: there are long-term economic benefits to the producer for getting their colostrum program right. These include an improved rate of gain, lower age at first calving, and more milk in the first and second lactation. It's well worth your while to get that job done correctly and get that calf off to a good start. (1:01:32)Please subscribe and share with your industry friends to bring more people to join us around the Real Science Exchange virtual pub table.  If you want one of our new Real Science Exchange t-shirts, screenshot your rating, review, or subscription, and email a picture to anh.marketing@balchem.com. Include your size and mailing address, and we'll get a shirt in the mail to you.

Adelaide coach Michael Godden previews SANFL Preliminary Final by Zac Milbank

Adelaide coach Michael Godden previews SANFL Second Semi-Final by Zac Milbank

On this week's episode Dean, David and Ross Spence look back at the bonkers game vs Watford, we discuss the final signing of the transfer window as well as give out some questionable ratings for all our new recruits so far! This podcast is sponsored by the Sky Blue Tavern and Dhillons Brewery - the home of pre and post match entertainment in Coventry. Let's all sing together... Don't forget to follow us on all of our social channels, just search @SkyBluesExtra Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Adelaide SANFL coach Mick Godden joined the boys chatting the AFL season that was, the SANFL finals this weekend, and the impressive youngsters at the club. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Malcolm Blight & David Wildy wrapped the AFL Awards and All Australian team, and gave their SANFL tips ahead of this weekend's opening week of finals. Todd Gray's tips for GRSA. Adelaide SANFL coach, Mick Godden joined the show. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

AABP Executive Director Dr. Fred Gingrich is joined by AABP President Dr. Sandra Godden. This episode of Have You Herd is sponsored by Boehringer Ingelheim and their portfolio of 3600 mastitis coverage. Find out more at this link. Dr. Godden was an author on the paper published in the AABP peer-reviewed journal, The Bovine Practitioner. The journal's target audience is practicing cattle veterinarians, providing research that is clinically relevant, and is available open-access in a searchable format where you can download PDF's of articles at this link.We start our conversation by discussing recycled manure solids as a bedding for dairy cows and why producers may find this bedding choice attractive. Godden encourages veterinarians to get involved in the discussion to assist producers with their milk quality programs, including bedding choices and how to best make them work for that farm. This study investigated four different processing methods of recycled manure solids on 29 Midwest dairy farms: green, digested, mechanically drum composted and hot air drum dryers.  Godden discusses the methods of this study and offered practical tips for veterinarians to submit bedding samples for quantitative cultures of pathogens of interest. The number one tip is to be consistent so you can compare your results. This study looked at the relationship between recycled manure solids processing methods and bedding bacteria counts, bulk tank bacteria counts, udder health and milk production. This study identifies some of the potential risk factors associated with the various processing methods but Godden reminds us that mastitis is a multi-factorial problem and veterinarians should be familiar with complete investigations on farms to ensure that all factors, including bedding type, are included.Links:Godden, S., Royster, E., Crooker, B., Timmerman, J., & Peña Mosca, F. (2023). Methods of processing recycled manure solids bedding on Midwest dairy farms I: Associations with bedding bacteria counts, milk quality, udder health and milk production. The Bovine Practitioner, 57(1), 10–20. https://doi.org/10.21423/bovine-vol57no1p10-20University of Minnesota Laboratory for Udder HealthBedding culture submission and interpretation guide  

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In this episode of The Poetry Exchange, we are thrilled to be joined by the poetry tour-de-force that is Salena Godden, to hear about the poem that has been a friend to her: You Don't Know What Love Is by Kim Addonizio.Salena spoke with Fiona Bennett and Michael Shaeffer about this elusive, gorgeous poem and the part it has played in her life.Salena Godden FRSL is an award-winning author, poet and broadcaster of Jamaican-mixed heritage. Her debut novel Mrs Death Misses Death won the Indie Book Award for Fiction and the People's Book Prize, and was shortlisted for the British Book Awards and the Gordon Burn Prize. Film and TV rights for Mrs Death Misses Death have been optioned by Idris Elba's production company Green Door Pictures.A hardback edition of Pessimism is for Lightweights - 30 Pieces of Courage and Resistance was published by Rough Trade Books in February 2023. She is currently working on a memoir and a poetry collection which are both due for publication in May 2024, plus an eagerly anticipated second novel set in the Mrs Death Misses Death universe due for publication in spring 2025.Salena Godden's work has been widely anthologised and broadcast on BBC radio, TV and film. Her latest credits include her contribution to the BAFTA award-winning Life and Rhymes presented by Benjamin Zephaniah, and co-starring in award-winning indie anti-rom-com movie Brakes. Her essay Shade was published in groundbreaking anthology The Good Immigrant (Unbound 2016). Godden has had several volumes of poetry published including Under The Pier (Nasty Little Press 2011) Fishing in the Aftermath: Poems 1994-2014 (Burning Eye Books 2014), plus also a childhood memoir, Springfield Road (Unbound 2014).After hearing this episode, you will probably want to seek out and read as much as you can of Kim Addonizio's work. Go on an adventure with this bold, bravura poet's work...*********You Don't Know What Love Isby Kim AddonizioYou don't know what love isbut you know how to raise it in melike a dead girl winched up from a river. How towash off the sludge, the stench of our past.How to start clean. This love even sits upand blinks; amazed, she takes a few shaky steps.Any day now she'll try to eat solid food. She'll wantto get into a fast car, one low to the ground, and driveto some cinderblock shithole in the desertwhere she can drink and get sick and thendance in nothing but her underwear. You knowwhere she's headed, you know she'll wake upwith an ache she can't locate and no moneyand a terrible thirst. So to hellwith your warm hands sliding inside my shirtand your tongue down my throatlike an oxygen tube. Cover mein black plastic. Let the mourners through.From 'What Is This Thing Called Love' by Kim Addonizio (2005, W.W. Norton & Co.) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

22 year old Sian O'Callaghan disappeared on her way home from a nightclub in Swindon, Wiltshire, England in March of 2011. Her body was later found and taxi driver Christopher Halliwell was arrested after being the last person seen with Sian via CCTV footage. Halliwell also led police to the remains of Becky Godden who had been missing for 8 years. However, a detective's choices resulted in some difficulty with prosecuting these cases. Tune in to learn more!Instagram: @caffeinatedcrimespodTwitter: @caffcrimespodEmail: caffeinatedcrimespod@gmail.comFacebook: Caffeinated CrimesSupport the show

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Tom Godden, Enterprise Strategist with AWS and Executive advisor shares his experience as both a CIO and CTO on how to drive higher value from data strategies.Topics include:About the Enterprise Strategy teamLearning from customers using data to go from vision to valueSpeed and agility is the only differentiatorWhat it means to be a data-driven enterpriseHow companies like Disney, Formula 1 and Amazon use data as a differentiator“Data is the new oil” – CIO Magazine79% of the challenges around the adoption of data are cultural4 “Es” of data – Engage, Enable, Educate, EliminateInsist on having the dataOne way and two-way doors & Two pizza teamsDecentralize data producers, distribute throughout organizationBe prepared to re-evaluate your metricsGovern to enable, not to restrictBuilding tenets for data policies and proceduresA data asset is not successfully deployed until it is fully automatedThink big and execute smallBuilding a smarter organization leveraging machine learningA mission statements needs to mean somethingWork to eliminate biasesAvoiding “The Frozen Middle”Be clear on the “why” for implementing machine learningStart small and think big with AIPresentation wrap up

Tom Kerridge discusses with Flying Fish Seafood founder Johnny Godden, the importance of seasonality in seafood, the hardships of the fishing industry and Johnny's childhood favourite fish and chips. Plus, Tom reveals how he could have been a fisherman… if he was any good at catching fish! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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In this episode, I tell the stories of Christopher Halliwell, Becky Godden-Edwards and Sian O'Callaghan. In March 2011, Halliwell murdered Sian after picking her up in his taxi after she left a Swindon nightclub. He was handed a life sentence with a 25-year minimum for Sian's murder in October 2012. This case is controversial because Halliwell revealed the location of another woman he'd killed, Becky Godden-Edwards, at the same time he revealed the location of Sian's body. Due to PACE being breached by DS Steve Fulcher, Becky's murder wasn't part of the October 2012 trial. Halliwell wouldn't be found guilty of Becky's murder until September 2016, after which he was handed a whole life order. For all things British Murders, please visit my website:⁣ https://www.britishmurders.com/⁣ Intro music:⁣ David John Brady - 'Throw Down the Gauntlet'⁣ https://linktr.ee/davidjohnbradymusic⁣ References:⁣ www.britishmurders.com/christopherhalliwell/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Artificial intelligence seems to be being talked about everywhere this year, but is really being leveraged as much as that suggests, and do we really understand what it is, its limitations and its dangers?Dave, Sjoukje & Rob are joined by Tom Godden, Director of Enterprise Strategy at AWS about the uptake of AI, Machine Learning and Deep Learning in businesses today.  They also set out some definitions and how each of the technologies can be effectively used.  Finally, they talk about some real case studies, including pizza cooking and delivery optimisation, a subject close to all of our hearts.TLDR:01:43 Intros03:01 Cloud conversation with Tom Godden32:10 Five predications for AI in 202340:30 Next level technology futures presentations at AWS 2023 events!

In our latest episode of Trench Talk it's a real pleasure to be joined by illustrator Tim Godden (http://www.timgodden.co.uk)Tim is an artist and illustrator with an instantly recognisable style of cartoon drawings illustrating scenes of life in the trenches and cemeteries of the Great War. In this wide ranging chat we talk about his career as an artist, his unique style of drawing, his work on the wonderful book Percy, his latest exhibition in Talbot House, and how his love of cycling gives some of his neglected coloured paints a good workout.  Support the podcast:https://www.buymeacoffee.com/footstepsbloghttps://www.patreon.com/footstepsofthefallen

A good budget really is a roadmap for success. Edye and Erin have been working together for the last 20+ years to perfect the process of budgeting for the HETRA organization. Listen in to hear about all of the factors that go into budgeting including cost per session and much much more. Get more information about HETRA mentoring here: www.HETRAUniversity.org Submit topic suggestions and questions here: https://www.tfaforms.com/4952203

Have you ever stopped to think about the language you use with patients?  The words we use have the potential to improve the results of our patients or, alternatively, keep them locked in a paradigm of sickness and victimhood. Put simply, the words you use can improve the patients' results. Wild right! My guest on the show today is Katie Godden.  Katie is one of Australia's leading language and communication experts. Her passion is working with health care practitioners to help them build relationships with their patients where both sides have their messages heard, recited and connected for better health outcomes. You'll love this highly practical and fascinating episode. Thanks for all you do.  Keep saving lives Angus Links: Website: www.katiegodden.com Social Media: INSTA: https://www.instagram.com/katie.godden/ FB: https://www.facebook.com/katie.law.5059 Bio: Katie Godden, known to many as Australia's Leading Female Language & Communication Expert. Regularly brought in to speak on stages, facilitate or hold training with international reach. Katie's teachings run deep across many industries; from the Health Sector to the general public. Inclusive of high level communication & language patterns with industries supporting patients and support teams to amplify the way they interact with themselves and others. As a patient with 36 years of experience of T1D, 13 years of research and implementation in the Holistic Health Science and 17+ years in education and training. Because of this personal experience, Katie is committed to training with passion & purpose to transform the relationships between patient and practitioner. Communication is complex and well worth the time investing for better outcomes.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Change is always challenging in life when things don't go as plan. In this epipods Godden's Legend sit's down hear the Journey of Juice from chiilin with joose podcast. as he went throw the change in moving on from his old podcast, and how to move on. The Journey of A Soul Sister