Podcast appearances and mentions of Gordon Hamilton

How can we engage our students for the entire class with grade level content? Puzzles aligned to grade level standards is one answer. In this episode we speak with Gordon Hamilton from Mathpickle.com who designs mathematical puzzles for K-12 classrooms. Stick with us and you'll learn How to use puzzles to teach grade level standards, how to challenge students who tend to move through problems faster than others, and why games are important for mathematical thinking.  You'll Learn: How to challenge students who complete “the work” early.How to use puzzles to teach grade level standards; Where do I find gems to use in my math class; How to use a puzzle in my math class that can be used for all grade levels; How you can use the content standards to focus on the practice standards;How you can use puzzles to create math moments in our classroom;Why games are important for mathematical thinking; Resources: Math Pickle WebsiteEmpower Your Students (and Teachers) Using A Professional Learning Plan That Sparks Engagement, Fuels Deep Learning, and Ignites Action!https://makemathmoments.com/make-math-moments-district-mentorship-program/ Please help new listeners find the show. Leave a rating or review on your platform.

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20 year old Anna Kenny was walking to George Square in the centre of Glasgow to get a bus home when she was taken from the street and never seen alive again. Nobody has ever been convicted of her murder. In 2021, along with co-author Chris Clark, I released a book, 'Gone Fishing' about serial killer Angus Sinclair where we suggested that Sinclair was responsible for the murder of Anna Kenny. Can it just be coincidence that Anna's friend who was with her on the night she went missing married Sinclair's brother-in-law Gordon Hamilton? And why did Sinclair and Hamilton argue so badly on the night ahead of the wedding that the two never spoke again - was this about Anna's murder? My book, 'Gone Fishing' hasn't been available for a while but now it is back available to buy on Amazon, on kindle & paperback, and you can hear more about the terrible solved - and unsolved - crimes of Angus Sinclair. Buy 'Gone Fishing' today https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0C2SJ3JMM

This week, Gordon Hamilton, designer of Santorini joins us as we talk around the table about a possible interstellar bluffing game of sorts.

Talking Prisoner Presents Sons and Daughters EP 4 Interview with Tom Richards David PalmerWelcome to Episode 4 of Talking Prisoner Presents. Hosts Ken Mulholland and Matt Batten sat down with Tom Richards who played David Palmer in Sons and Daughters. Tom has appeared in many other Australian TV Classics such as Homicide, Division 4, Ryan, Bluey, The Sullivans, The Box, Chopper Squad, Cop Shop, Bellamy, Richmond Hill, The Flying Doctors, A Country Practice, Water Rats, Big Sky, Murder Call and All Saints, he is most known for playing David Palmer on Sons and Daughters. We spoke to Tom about his life growing up as a child and some of his first jobs he had out of school. Tom explained to us how he got into acting and what it was like to be in the 1971 Theatre production “The Rose and the Ring” at the famous Twelfth theatre. Tom played Terry Young in Matlock Police and told us about his time on Matlock and what it was like to work with Paul Cronin who played Senior Constable Gary Hogan. Tom shared with us a story about Roger Moore and the Bond girls, an absolute exclusive to Talking Prisoner. We then moved on to long running drama Sons and Daughters. We spoke about how Tom got the part of the hot tempered David Palmer and told us about what it was like to work with Brian Blain who played Gordon Hamilton. Tom shared with us why he left Sons and Daughters in 1986 and to come back in 1987. Tom shared all his memories with us about Sons and Daughters including what it was like working with Rowena Wallace Pat the Rat, Leila Hayes who played Beryl Palmer and working with Prisoner favourite Lisa Crittenden who played his daughter Leigh. Tom shared with us about the trip to Belgium to meet the fans and what that experience was like. Tom answered all fan questions and so much more.Please like and subscribe to our YouTube Channel Talking Prisoner#sonsanddaughters #davidplamer #tomrichards 

Serving as Canada's seventh Governor General from 1893 to 1898, his impact on Canada was eclipsed by that of his wife, Lady Aberdeen, who was highly involved in Canadian affairs for much of her life. Nonetheless, he would help shape the role of the Governor General for decades to come. Get 20% off your Manscaped order by going to www.manscaped.com and using the code EHX Support: www.patreon.com/canadaehx Donate: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/craigU Donate: www.canadaehx.com E-mail: craig@canadaehx.com Twitter: www.twitter.com/craigbaird Instagram: @Bairdo37 YouTube: www.youtube.com/c/canadianhistoryehx

Today's episode of In Unison continues our mini-series of discussions with composers to be featured on IOCSF's upcoming concert program, Freshly Squeezed. The performances will take place on December 4th in Berkeley, and December 18th in San Francisco. For more information on IOCSF's concerts, please visit http://iocsf.org (iocsf.org) Today's conversation is with IOCSF singer, composer, and -- surprise! -- chemical engineer Sam Maurer about his first choral composition, “Final Notations,” based on the poem by Adrienne Rich.  http://www.inunisonpodcast.com/episodes/s04e14#transcript (Episode transcript) Edited by https://www.inunisonpodcast.com/fausto (Fausto Daos) Music excerpts “Kinsfolk,” from Love, thricewise by Joseph Gregorio, performed live by IOCSF “Turing Believes Machines Think,” by Gordon Hamilton, performed live by IOCSF Episode references Sam Maurer Email http://iocsf.org (International Orange Chorale of San Francisco) website https://www.iocsf.org/events (IOCSF concert calendar) https://www.facebook.com/iocsf (IOCSF) on Facebook https://www.instagram.com/iocsf/ (IOCSF) on Instagram http://www.inunisonpodcast.com/donate (Donate) to In Unison! Theme Song:https://music.apple.com/us/album/mr-puffy/1457011536?i=1457011549 ( Mr. Puffy) by Avi Bortnik, arr. by Paul Kim. Performed byhttp://www.dynamicjazz.dk/ ( Dynamic)

Der australische Komponist und Dirigent Gordon Hamilton mischt bei der „#Ignition“-Konzertreihe bunt die Musikstile. Dass er nicht in seiner Heimat arbeitet, hat mit der Corona-Pandemie zu tun. Ein Artikel von Lars Wallerang, erschienen in der Rheinischen Post am 25. Februar 2021 und bei RP Online. Mehr Infos zu RP Audio-Artikeln finden Sie auf rp-online.de/audioartikel.

Julia Gillard, chair of Beyond Blue and the former Prime Minister of Australia talks about mental health, women in leadership, the importance of government and she looks back on the legacy of the carbon price implemented by her government ten years ago. Recorded live on 5 August as part of the Australia Institute's Economics of a Pandemic webinar series.Host: Ebony Bennett, deputy director at the Australia Institute // @ebony_bennettGuests: Julia Gillard is @JuliaGillardBen Oquist is @benoquistProducer: Jennifer Macey, with help from Grace Crivellaro and Holly ForrestTheme music: Pulse and ThrumJulia Gillard's infamous Misogyny Speech, performed as a song 'Not Now, Not Ever' by The Australian Voices Choir.Composer: Robert DavidsonPerformed by The Australian Voices (conductor: Gordon Hamilton).A special thank you to The Australian Voices for letting us include it in the podcast.

10 creative musicians from around the country expand your music collection with some great new releases and old faves.

10 creative musicians from around the country expand your music collection with some great new releases and old faves.

Australian composer & conductor Gordon Hamilton discusses the joys, challenges, and wonder of composing his contemporary symphony 'Far South', during his trip to Antarctica onboard the Aurora Australis icebreaker. 'Far South' is having its World Premiere performance by the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra this week. Broadcast on 3 March 2020.

Historian Dr Chloe Ward from the EU Studies Centre at RMIT came in to discuss Boris Johnson's Britain and UK politics post-Brexit. Associate Professor Jessica Whyte, a political theorist and philosopher from The University of NSW, traces the origins of neoliberalism from 1947 and recounts how neoliberals hijacked human rights - this is all explored in her critically acclaimed book, The Morals of the Market: Human Rights and the Rise of Neoliberalism. And Australian composer and conductor Gordon Hamilton on the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra's World Premiere of Far South, inspired by his voyage to Casey Station, Antarctica onboard the icebreaker Aurora Australis. 

This weeks guest is mathematician and designer of Santorini, Gordon Hamilton. We talk about the beauty of mathematics, the value of a puzzle and why Santorini is the greatest thing Gordon has done...but which games did he choose? Avalon: https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/128882/resistance-avalon Urbino: https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/237009/urbino Warsaw:City of Ruins: https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/206803/warsaw-city-ruins Dungeons and Dragons Star Realms:https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/147020/star-realms 

The Australian Voices are a choir that exclusively commission and perform the work of Australian composers. Rhi spoke to Gordon Hamilton, the group's Artistic Director, Composer, and Conductor.

The Australian Voices are a choir that exclusively commission and perform the work of Australian composers. Rhi spoke to Gordon Hamilton, the group's Artistic Director, Composer, and Conductor.

Bourby Webster speaks to Gordon Hamilton - composer, conductor, radio producer and wearer of many hats. Hear about Perth Symphony's upcoming collaboration as part of the Red Earth Arts Festival in Karratha in September. Listen as Gordon explains how the 'Thum Prints' project came about with renowned beatboxer Tom Thum and how they worked together to compose these incredibly unique pieces.

Nexus Corporate Finance partner Gordon Hamilton talks roll-up strategies with HI-Pod. Listen in to hear which sectors are ripe for buy and build and how to scale up successfully.

Shelley and I try out 2 family-style games that will still appeal to the gamers listening: What's Up by Dennis Kirps and Jean-Claude Pellin from Strawberry Studio and Santorini by Gordon Hamilton from Roxley Games

Episode 134: Teeny Santorini Length: 1:01:47 Show Links: RSS | iTunes | Stitcher | Download Episode   Welcome back to Vox Republica, the Cardboard Republic Podcast! We post new episodes every other Thursday, with each episode being about 45 minutes long. Vox Republica is proudly supported by our Patreon. Consider contributing today! DESCRIPTION: This week, Erin and Ryan recap some of their lighter games played and address some positive feedback for the hobby before being joined by Gordon Hamilton, the designer of Santorini. GUESTS: Gordon Hamilton RECENTLY PLAYED GAMES - (01:40): Ra by Windrider Games Monsters in the Elevator by Yaya Play Games Talisman by Fantasy Flight Games Cable Car by Queen Games Tokaido by Funforge / Passport Game Studios QUICK TOPICS - (20:12): We address the recent troubles surrounding Crash Games founder Patrick Nickell, including the reasoning behind recent Kickstarter efforts to keep the company solvent and the hobby community's reaction to his heartfelt personal explanation for said troubles. FEATURED TOPIC - (27:05): What is Santorini, and how did it come to be? We sit down with the game's designer Gordon 'Gord' Hamilton, to ask all about Santorini's past, present, and future ambitions. We cover certain areas, including: How long it actually took to get published What the game's origins were What surprised him about the game's Kickstarter campaign How his day job as a mathematician affect his design ideas The other themes (or lack thereof) that the game almost became instead of Santorini   PLUGS - (1:00:55): Did we mention we previewed Monsters in the Elevator? We did! We’re also also raffling off a copy of Evolution: Climate to a lucky Patreon backer. Consider donating today! As always, Cardboard Republic YouTube videos, Instagram pictures, and the BGG Guild are still ongoing. Subscribe to either - or both if you really love us. You do really love us, right?   We’d love to hear from you! You can send questions or feedback via email at podcast@cardboardrepublic.com. You can also reach us social media, including Twitter, Facebook, and BoardGameGeek.   Audio Credits: Intro music track is "Swing!" by Bargo!, used under Creative Commons license.

Television journalists don’t give much airtime to climate change. In all of 2015, American broadcast networks only collectively devoted 146 minutes to climate stories – a 5 percent drop from 2014. And that’s why David Gelber and Joel Bach decided to launch their own series on climate change. Gelber was a producer at 60 Minutes for 25 years. Bach worked at the news magazine for seven years. At the urging of Bach, the two started working on more climate-related stories. And it changed their careers. “The more we did, the more we sort of realized that this is absolutely is the biggest story out there – there’s just nothing that touches this,” said Gelber, in an interview on Warm Regards. They both started pushing for more climate stories. “We became kind of nags to our bosses,” said Gelber. When they both realized there was a limit to climate coverage, they assembled a group of producers and celebrities and set off on their own – creating “Years of Living Dangerously,” a gripping climate series that is now in its second season. “What’s different from [the stories] we did at 60 Minutes is that each of these correspondents – whether it’s Sigourney Weaver or Jack Black or Dave Letterman – the go on kind of a journey. And they learn things as they go,” said Gelber. In this week’s podcast, Gelber talks about the origin of the series and the difficulties in getting the audience to care about the “biggest story out there.” Warm Regards is supported by Arcadia Power, the first company to give you a clean energy choice on your monthly power bill. Reduce your impact and get 4 free LED light bulbs sent to your door when you sign up: arcadiapower.com/warmregards. Resources: Why Gelber and his team are pushing a carbon tax: http://yearsoflivingdangerously.com/learn/news/put-price-carbon/ Andy remembers Jacquelyn’s colleague, Gordon Hamilton: http://dotearth.blogs.nytimes.com/2016/10/24/remembering-gordon-hamilton-an-edge-pushing-prober-of-eroding-ice/ Watch the first episode of “Years” here: http://yearsoflivingdangerously.com/story/david-letterman-india/

Gordon Hamilton-Fairley was a brilliant cancer specialist, the father of oncology in the UK. Then in 1975 he was killed by an IRA bomb intended for a politician who lived in his street. Former editor of the Daily Telegraph Charles Moore chooses a man cut down in his prime. Joining him in the studio are three members of the Hamilton-Fairley family; plus the cancer specialist Ray Powles, who provides a compelling picture of how basic treatment for cancer sufferers used to be. Matthew Parris presents. The producer in Bristol is Miles Warde.

Composer Robert Davidson brings out the music of Australian political discourse, with the help of The Australian Voices and Topology ensemble.

Composer Robert Davidson brings out the music of Australian political discourse, with the help of The Australian Voices and Topology ensemble.

RowingChat with Gordon Hamilton Part 2. A discussion about sculling technique from expert rowing coach, Hamilton with interviewer, Rebecca Caroe of Rowperfect UK

RowingChat with Gordon Hamilton Part 1. A discussion about sculling technique from expert rowing coach, Hamilton with interviewer, Rebecca Caroe of Rowperfect UK