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Host Ben Sudderth, Jr. & Irene Sudderth will be discussing how folk go all out celebrating Ghosts, Goblins and Goulds in October and speed to huge Christmas ornaments, snowmen, nativity scenes and Santa Claus in November. What happened to showing the same excitement, enthusiasm, and enjoyment in being Thankful to God for His many blessings throughout the entire year and during the Thanksgiving Holiday?Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/sudds-r-us-podcast--4574394/support.
The St. John's Morning Show from CBC Radio Nfld. and Labrador (Highlights)
Some mothers of students at Goulds Elementary are upset over an incident that occurred on a bus ride to school. It left some kids injured and upset, and they're blaming the bus driver. We spoke with Crystal Budden, a mom of two kids who attend Goulds Elementary.
In todays episode, Tatiana interiews Dawn Whitten who is a naturopath, herbalist, researcher, teacher and mentor on Bundjalung country in Northern NSW. She is one of the co-owners of Gould's pharmacy for the past 18 years and has a well grounded approach to blending the academic realms with the traditional practices. In this episode, Dawn shares some of her journey with Goulds, and what led her to want to become a lactation expert and assist families in pregnancy and postpartum. She shares her journey of writing her thesis on herb-drug interactions and also shares her perspective about science and tradition not being so different from one another. We discuss hopes and dreams for the future of herbal education in Australia and also discuss the important of herbalists knowing where their medicine comes from. There is also a strong emphasis on using fresh vital herb material in herbal preparations and some of the potential pitfalls of commercially manufactured tablets and capsules. Dawn really blends together the academic realms of herbal medicine with a down to Earth approach and a deep knowing of the plants. It is wonderful to have people on the show with such a balanced perspective and wisdom to offer. Find out more about Dawn here: https://www.gouldsnaturalmedicine.com.au/dawn-whitten **THE ELDER TREE TROVE PATREON COMMUNITY** You can join our Patreon here and gain a deeper connection to our podcast. Pay only $2 per week to have access to bonus and often exclusive resources and opportunities- plus support the Elder tree at the same time! To find out more about The Elder Tree visit the website at www.theeldertree.org and donate to the crowdfunding campaign here. You can also follow The Elder Tree on Facebook and Instagram and sign up to the newsletter. Find out more about this podcast and the presenters here. Get in touch with The Elder Tree at: asktheeldertree@gmail.com The intro and outro song is "Sing for the Earth" and was kindly donated by Chad Wilkins. You can find Chad's music here and here.
In today's episode, I interview Dr. Jason Hawrelak who is a naturopath, herbalist, and nutritionist on Bundjalung country, and is one of the leading experts in the treatment of gastrointestinal conditions with natural medicines. He has nearly 20 years of clinical experience and a deep passion for gastrointestinal health and the gastrointestinal microbiota. I met Jason at the beginning of this year at Marleen Herbs in Tasmania, with some other incredible inspirational herb folk who have been interviewed on this podcast like Greg Whitten, Sue Evans, and Nena Alaschewski, as well as Jason's partner Dawn Whitten, who I will be interviewing soon. Marleen herbs is run by Ronald, Marleen and Emma van de Winckel, who welcomed us all into their home and showed us their amazing farm which grows and makes all of the fresh plant tinctures for PPC herbs which are the only commercial suppliers of fresh plant tinctures in Australia. It really was a great way to start off 2024, and I felt humbled and honoured to have the opportunity to spend time with these incredible people who have all had a big influence and impact on the Australian herbal medicine community and natural health industry. Jason purchased Goulds in Tasmania 17 years ago with Dawn, Greg, and their friends Belinda and Daniel Robson. Jason shares how he was inspired by his time working at Mullum herbals, to create a clinic in Hobart which offered over the counter consultations for low income earners. In this interview Jason also shares his journey of becoming a practitioner and specializing in gastrointestinal health and the human microbiota, and how healing his own chronic health conditions with natural medicine spurred him to want to help others. Jason shares some of his preferred herbs that he uses in his practice, particularly for gut health and microbiome issues. He highlights the selectivity of certain herbs, such as pomegranate, garlic, Nigella sativa, and Bical skullcap, in targeting pathogenic bacteria while leaving beneficial ones intact. In this episode Jason shares some great practical advise on how our listeners can take better care of our microbiome and finishes with some great wisdom about custodianship of our bodies. Shownotes: Probiotic Advisor: https://www.facebook.com/probioticadvisor/ The Hawrelak Gut and Microbiome Clinic: https://www.gouldsnaturalmedicine.com.au/dr-jason-hawrelak-gut-and-bicrobiome-team Morre about Jason here: https://www.gouldsnaturalmedicine.com.au/dr-jason-hawrelak **THE ELDER TREE TROVE PATREON COMMUNITY** You can join our Patreon here and gain a deeper connection to our podcast. Pay only $2 per week to have access to bonus and often exclusive resources and opportunities- plus support the Elder tree at the same time! To find out more about The Elder Tree visit the website at www.theeldertree.org and donate to the crowdfunding campaign here. You can also follow The Elder Tree on Facebook and Instagram and sign up to the newsletter. Find out more about this podcast and the presenters here. Get in touch with The Elder Tree at: asktheeldertree@gmail.com The intro and outro song is "Sing for the Earth" and was kindly donated by Chad Wilkins. You can find Chad's music here and here.
The St. John's Morning Show from CBC Radio Nfld. and Labrador (Highlights)
Reverend Fred Marshall saw the fertile land across the street from his church, St. Paul's Anglican, and put out a call to the community for a new vegetable garden. The first crops went in the ground this spring. If all goes well, the vegetables will be harvested and donated to the Goulds Food Bank a few weeks from now. To find out more, We met several of the folks who have come together to make this initiative happen, including Reverend Fred and Patsy Hynes.
ParentingAces - The Junior Tennis and College Tennis Podcast
Welcome to Season 13, Episode 21, of the ParentingAces Podcast, a proud member of the Tennis Channel Podcast Network. This week's episode may not be suitable for your children, so please use discretion before letting them watch/listen. When he was 11 years old, Stevie Gould knew what he wanted from tennis: a Blue Chip rating, direct entry into the biggest junior tournaments, a prestigious college tennis scholarship, and a real shot at the professional tour. Stevie did reach his goals of playing Kalamazoo and qualifying events for professional tournaments. He played Division I tennis at the University of Washington for one year before transferring to the University of San Francisco until he graduated with a psychology degree. In the Fall of 2024, Stevie will complete his college tennis eligibility with a year at Saint Mary's College as he pursues a Master's Degree. Stevie's parents - as well as others in the local tennis community - followed his lead and became part of the Burgos Tennis Program. The Goulds were providing their only child with what they thought was a coaching situation that would help Stevie reach his goals while keeping the fun alive for him. They could have never imagined what was truly going on with their son and his coach. As Stevie explains, sexual predators are professionals. They study their prey. They calculate the best way to get what they want. And they are willing to spend months - if not years - grooming their victims. In Stevie's case, he had a coach who seemed to be able to provide everything Stevie needed to become the best tennis player possible. The coach seemed to know what it would take for Stevie to reach his goals as well as the skills to help him along the way. For several months, Stevie's parents - like the other parents in their California community - would drive him to practices, stay and watch, and slowly build a trusting relationship with this man who would be guiding their son. All the parents did their research. All the parents thought they knew who this man truly was. Sadly, they never could have imagined who the coach turned out to be. If there's a takeaway from this episode, it is this: Parents, follow the Goulds' lead and do your due diligence before hiring a coach for your child. Talk to your child about proper and improper touch, acceptable behaviors between a child and adult, and what to do if a trusted adult crosses the line. Keep the lines of communication open with your child so that they feel comfortable coming to you if anything seems or is not as it should be. Then, hope against hope that it works and your child never has to experience what Stevie went through from age 11 to almost 16. For more information and resources, be sure to read the full show notes at https://parentingaces.com/podcasts/when-the-nightmare-is-real-ft-stevie-gould. *Don't forget to register for our upcoming Junior Tennis Player & Parent Virtual Conference on June 9th! Link: https://juniortennisconference.eventbrite.com* If you're so inclined, please share this – and all our episodes! – with your fellow tennis players, parents, and coaches. You can subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts or via your favorite podcast app. Please be sure to check out our logo'd merch as well as our a la carte personal consultations in our online shop. CREDITS Intro & Outro Music: Morgan Stone aka STØNE Audio & Video Editing: Lisa Stone Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The Newfoundland and Labrador Dairy Co-Operative is about to change the industry for dairy processors in the province after purchasing the Central Dairies brand. We speak with a founding member of the Co-Operative who owns Pond View Farm in the Goulds. (Jamie Fitzpatrick with Crosbie Williams)
Ken Grady and his lovely wife, Jean Sutterfield Grady are no strangers to Gospel music. They have an amazing TV show called Gospel Music Today that alerts the fans on the who's who and the what's happening in Gospel Music. They have interviewed many great artists such as Bill Gaither, Ernie Haase and Signature Sound, The Williamsons, The Goulds, Les Butler and many othe… — with Jean Sutterfield Grady. https://www.facebook.com/ken.grady1 TV host at Gospel Music Today Studied at University of Rhode Island Went to Coventry High School Lives in Greenville, South Carolina From Coventry, Rhode Island
Getting a royal turkey slam in a hunting career is a great accomplsihment for any dedicated turkey hunter. Doing it in one season is amazing. Just the logistics alone can be daunting. But to be able to travel from Florida, North Carolina, South Dakota, Texas and Mexico and get a bird in the same season is a feat few have accomplished. Pat Newcomb is the designer and developer of Nukem Grab and Go hunting Blinds, accomplished this remarkable feat last season and he is here to share how he did it and what it took to get it done. Pat was on the show back in October of 2022 on episode 149 if you want to hear his original story. www.nukemhunting.com www.taurususa.com www.cva.com www.citrusafe.com www.birddogcoffeebeans.com www.christianoutdoors.org
Greetings everyone from Lutriwita AKA Tasmania. I am down here on an incredible herbal adventure- of which one of the main goals and pivitol points of the trip was to go to Goulds farm and meet Greg Whitten. I have wanted to meet Greg ever since I purchased his massive book "Herbal Harvest" 13 years ago (it was released 25 years ago). I have never come across anything like this book and it really inspired, motivated and educated me. It came at a time when I was running an essential oil company, preparing to enroll in uni, was feeling disgruntled at the lack of herbal medicine education opportunities, and was hungry for a herbal teacher to teach me in person. Since that day I first opened the book I have vowed to go and meet him. So here I am on this beautiful island which seems to be the perfect land for propagating temperate climate herbs and therefore propagating wise herbal elders such as Greg.Greg has had over 35 years of experience in growing high quality herbs and has been operating his current farm since 1995 where he grows around 80 species of medicinal plants. Greg co-owns Goulds which is a business that has been around Hobart since 1880 and it first started out as a pharmacy- back when pharmacies were mostly herbs anyway. Greg purchased Goulds 17 years ago with his daughter Dawn Whitten, her partner Jason Hawrelack and their friends Belinda and Daniel Robson, with Greg managing the farm and medicine making facilities, and the others managing the clinic and apothecary in Hobart.Goulds is the only example in Australia of multi practitioner clinic and apothecary, which grows and makes a large portion of its medicines. The Goulds farm is organic and biodynamic and one of the things which makes it really special is that they still do everything on the farm by hand without machinery. Greg has quite an inventor streak and loves to create or re-invent innovative tools for weeding, growing, harvesting and making herbal medicine. If you look on my Alchemilla Herbals facebook page you will find photos of my tour of his farm and medicine making area.Greg is such a humble and wise elder and one of the many things that I really appreciate about him is that he is so forthcoming with his knowledge- he doesn't have any of that edgy industry mindset, doesn't harbor any trade secrets and also recognises that as he prepares for retirement, the knowledge must be in the hands of the next generation. I hope that you enjoy this interview where we discuss his book herbal harvest which took 5 years to write on a typewriter. We also discuss the internship program which used to run at Goulds. This is a topic that I am particularly interested because The Elder Tree will run internship programs. On this trip so far I met about 6 people who completed this program and it was great to hear about it from Greg and also hear a bit about what he calls the "Goulds Paradigm" , and his journey at Goulds and Green Pharm. There are some areas of the interview where we geek out a bit on ratios medicine making, and botanical names. Found out more about Goulds here:https://www.gouldsnaturalmedicine.com.au/Follow them on Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/GouldsNaturalMedicine/Follow them on Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/goulds_natural_medicine To find out more about The Elder Tree visit the website at www.theeldertree.org and donate to the crowdfunding campaign here. You can join our Patreon here and gain a deeper connection to our podcast. Pay only $2 per week to have access to bonus and often exclusive resources and opportunities- plus support The Elder Tree at the same time!www.patreon.com/theeldertree You can also follow The Elder Tree on Facebook and Instagram and sign up to the newsletter.
Another curated Holiday mix for your enjoyment 2023....jazz standards etc.
Glenn Gould war ein schwieriger Kunde. Seine Briefe an die Künstler- und Konzertabteilung von Steinway and Sons in New York waren gefürchtet, nicht nur wegen ihrer Länge, sondern auch wegen ihres Inhalts. Noch mehr zitterten die Steinway-Mitarbeiter aber, wenn der Mann, der bei jeder Jahreszeit Schal, Wintermantel und Handschuhe trug, persönlich in der Firmenzentrale des Klavierbauers in der 75sten Straße auftauchte. Er war auf der Suche nach dem - für ihn - perfekten Klavier.
The St. John's Morning Show from CBC Radio Nfld. and Labrador (Highlights)
It's a big day for kiddos and adults across this province. The CBC's Sarah Blackmore gave us a behind-the-scenes look at how school's prepare for a sea of excited kids. She was live at Goulds Elementary.
For the last 4 weeks, NRL360 and Newscorp have been crossing the line in their commentary of the opinion of Phil Gould. As he is a paid expert on a rival broadcaster, Newscorp are deliberately associating Goulds' opinion on all areas of the game with his job at The Bulldogs. They are stirring up trouble and ensuring clubs he talks about ( especially those clubs owned by Newscorp, i.e., The Broncos) are getting his message. I respond to the misrepresentation of comments made in response to Gould, which try to compare the Dogs rebuild with teams a decade more advanced in their current state. I also look at the pathetic promotion of Super Saturday, which appeared to go hand in hand with attacking Goulds comments on Latrell Mitchell. Considering News had many headlines saying Latrell went missing in last years prelim, it seems overly hypocritical. Check it out, and feel free to like and subscribe. Go The Dogs!
Join our host Marie-Claire Gould (https://twitter.com/mariecgould) and the rest of the Goulds for Dormammu I've come to Podcast… Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse Buy me a Ko-Fi https://ko-fi.com/whattheforce Discord: https://discord.gg/qJFRt6V Twitter: https://twitter.com/WTForcemedia Website: https://Whattheforce.ca Land Acknowledgement: This show and podcast, associated with oral traditions are produced in Calgary Alberta Canada and in the spirit of reconciliation, […]
The St. John's Morning Show from CBC Radio Nfld. and Labrador (Highlights)
She's been digging up worms and selling them for decades. The Morning Show's Jessica Singer joins us live with Gerry Carew.
We get to learn from our very own board member Mr. Howard Frampton, about hunting Turkeys in the springtime here in AZ. Most of the Turkey hunts in AZ revolve around Merriam's but we do have small pockets of Rio Grandes in northeast AZ as well as the coveted Goulds in southern AZ. Howard will share lots of tips, tricks and techniques to make you a more effective turkey hunter. We hope you all have lots of fun and success in the woods hearing those gobbles !!
Monica Francia is a herbalist, naturopath, nutritionist and herbal educator who is a passionate about community herbalism. Monica has a strong values-based practice with a focus on accessibility, social justice, equality, and environmental sustainability. She works in the clinic at Goulds in Hobart, Tasmania for the past 6 years. Monica works hard to co-create more community resilience via her community herbalism work and loves collaborating with other like minded folk to work toward the greater good. She founded the Hobart chapter of Herbalists Without Borders, which collaboratively runs 3 free clinics in Southern Tasmania. She coordinates the herbal growing side of the Rocky Top Collective Farm, and is involved with Radical Herbalists Australia. In this interview we explore her journey of becoming an intern at Goulds, working in their farm, apothecary and clinic. We explore her motivations and inspirations behind the amazing work that she does. Monica shares her passion about teaching home herbalism and how she would really love to see people reclaim the word "herbalist' and the identity of being a herbalist and bring it back to it just being people working with the medicine, growing and harvesting and making their own medicine. Her message is that anyone can be a herbalist. As a herbal practitioner, Monica is a strong advocate for folks to reconnect to their bodies and their menstrual cycles. Her main area of practice is reproductive and hormonal health, but she has other special areas of interest (listed below). With a mix of evidence-based treatments and traditional herbal knowledge, she enjoys working with folk to make sustainable change for improved wellbeing and a balanced, healthy life. Find Monica on FB: https://www.facebook.com/monicafrancianaturopath/ And on IG: https://www.instagram.com/monica_francia_naturopath/?hl=en Find out more about Goulds: https://www.gouldsnaturalmedicine.com.au/ Hobart Herbalists Without Borders: https://www.facebook.com/hobartherbalistswithoutborders/ To purchase "The People's Medicine Zine", email: hobart hwb@gmail.com
This week on Limbhanger, we're talking about when and where might be your best bet when it comes to booking an outfitted turkey hunt. This is important especially when it comes to chasing the 49 state Super Slam. While the majority of our conversations are focused on public land hunting, there are absolutely some scenarios and states where you may want to consider an outfitter, and some that it would be necessary. Adam gets the opportunity to do some of these hunts through his job and recently came back from a trip to South Texas hunting Rio gobblers. Joey booked an outfitted hunt with Jay Scott for his Goulds hunt in Mexico. As the guys talk through their experiences, they break down some of the good and bad when it comes to this style of hunting. Check out the Sportsmen's Empire Podcast Network for more relevant outdoor content! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
This week on Limbhanger, we're talking about when and where might be your best bet when it comes to booking an outfitted turkey hunt. This is important especially when it comes to chasing the 49 state Super Slam. While the majority of our conversations are focused on public land hunting, there are absolutely some scenarios and states where you may want to consider an outfitter, and some that it would be necessary. Adam gets the opportunity to do some of these hunts through his job and recently came back from a trip to South Texas hunting Rio gobblers. Joey booked an outfitted hunt with Jay Scott for his Goulds hunt in Mexico. As the guys talk through their experiences, they break down some of the good and bad when it comes to this style of hunting. Check out the Sportsmen's Empire Podcast Network for more relevant outdoor content!
This week on Limbhanger, we're talking about when and where might be your best bet when it comes to booking an outfitted turkey hunt. This is important especially when it comes to chasing the 49 state Super Slam. While the majority of our conversations are focused on public land hunting, there are absolutely some scenarios and states where you may want to consider an outfitter, and some that it would be necessary. Adam gets the opportunity to do some of these hunts through his job and recently came back from a trip to South Texas hunting Rio gobblers. Joey booked an outfitted hunt with Jay Scott for his Goulds hunt in Mexico. As the guys talk through their experiences, they break down some of the good and bad when it comes to this style of hunting. Check out the Sportsmen's Empire Podcast Network for more relevant outdoor content!
Hur kan trehundra sidor om nästan ingenting förvandlas till ett helgjutet konstverk? Det har med musikaliteten att göra, menar översättaren Jan Erik Bornlid. ESSÄ: Detta är en text där skribenten reflekterar över ett ämne eller ett verk. Åsikter som uttrycks är skribentens egna. Ursprungligen publicerad 2016-02-17.Min fascination för den österrikiske författaren Thomas Bernhards skrivkonst började för ett kvartssekel sedan med läsningen av Alte Meister (Gamla mästare) på originalspråk. Jag hade visserligen läst några av delarna i Självbiografin dessförinnan och tyckt att de höll god kvalitet men det var först mötet med en av hans romaner på tyska som väckte mitt stora intresse. En tanke slog mig att jag en dag kanske skulle kunna översätta honom och jag började undersöka vilka böcker som ännu inte översatts. Alte Meister var en av dem.Vad var det då i boken som fascinerade mig? Det är svårt att sätta fingret på enskildheter i det som är sammanfogat till ett helgjutet konstverk - trehundra sidor om nästan ingenting. En person sitter på en bänk på Konsthistoriska Muséet i Wien i två timmar och betraktar den enda tavlan på hela muséet som är värd att betrakta, den italienske 1500-talsmålaren Tintorettos Den vitskäggige mannen, och samtidigt iakttas personen i smyg av jag-berättaren från en angränsande sal. Det måste finnas kvalitet i språk och struktur för att ett sådant grepp ska fungera över mer än fem sidor.Thomas Bernhards språk äger en oerhörd energi och i kombination med musikaliteten och modet att inte skygga för upprepningar, utan snarare göra dem till viktiga delar i framställningen, skapas en verkningsfull text. Givetvis beror min uppskattning av honom också på hans kompromisslösa hållning mot nationalsocialismen och den hycklande katolska kyrkan, som genomsyrar många av hans verk under 1980-talet. Det hade sina politiska orsaker i Österrike. Jörg Haider var på väg att göra sitt främlingsfientliga och antisemitiska parti till en maktfaktor och Kurt Waldheim valdes till president. I samma veva uppdagades den senares SS-verksamhet under kriget, då han bland annat var delaktig i deporteringen av judar till utrotningsläger.Musikaliteten i Bernhards texter är både explicit och implicit. Nästan alla hans romaner och pjäser innehåller ett musikstycke, Undergångaren även tre unga pianister, en av dem är en högst verklig utövare av musik - den kanadensaren Glenn Gould, som spelar Bachs Goldbergvariationer på ett oefterhärmligt sätt, inte ens Vladimir Horowitz kommer i närheten av Goulds ekvilibrism vid flygeln, vilken också får de två andra huvudkaraktärerna i romanen att avsluta pianistkarriären.Men musiken finns också integrerad i många av Bernhards verk. Kompositionen av pjäserna följer ofta sonatens tre satser och i en pjäs - i Jaktsällskapet - anges det i en not att den tredje akten är den "långsamma satsen". I dess andra akt pågår för övrigt ett kortspel, där spelarnas utrop "jag vann" och kortens smällande mot bordet rytmiskt ackompanjerar dialogen. Lika viktiga för rytmen i romaner är de av jag-berättaren ständigt återkommande "hade jag sagt till Gambetti" i Utplåning och "tänkte jag i fåtöljen" i Skogshuggning. I första halvan av Korrigering fungerar "den höllerska vindskammaren" på samma vis. Även hans frekventa bruk av kursiveringar framkallar en musikalisk effekt, som det återkommande "den konstnärliga kvällsmåltiden" i Skogshuggning. Frasen laddas efter hand med betydelser och till slut står den för ett av jag-berättaren avskytt möte med kulturpersoner som han tjugo år tidigare haft en nära relation till.Går det egentligen att översätta Thomas Bernhard till andra språk? Nej, skulle man vilja säga och får visst stöd av originalets upphovsman själv som ansåg att en översättning inte har något alls med originalet att göra. Ändå har många gett sig i kast med uppgiften. Bernhard har ju också viss förkärlek för överdrifter så det kanske ändå finns en möjlighet att överföra hans texter till andra språk och samtidigt bevara något av deras kännetecken. När en översättning av en Bernhard-roman har gått till tryckeriet känner jag mig ändå som många av karaktärerna i hans verk - otillräcklig, ett nytt misslyckande har lämnat min hand. Efter en tid har jag trots allt lockats att gripa mig an ett nytt verk.Jag har eftersträvat en rytm och komplexitet som i någon mån svarar mot Bernhards tyska. Det stöter ibland på problem, som i debutromanen Frost, där den gamle konstnären Strauchs långa monologer har varannan mening i direkt anföring (i presens) och varannan i presens konjunktiv. Eftersom svenskan nästan saknar konjunktiv blir det egentligen ingen skillnad på svenska. Därför översatte jag varannan mening i presens och varannan i preteritum, som man kanske ändå ska använda i svenskan vid konjunktiv - i bästa fall blir det ett slags stämsång som ligger nära originalets.En annan svårighet utgör Bernhards förkärlek för att framställa parallella skeenden och växla mellan dem i samma mening. Vilka satser hör egentligen ihop? Inte minst förekommer det i Korrigering, där Bernhard för övrigt tappar bort sig själv flera gånger. Han inleder ett resonemang som avbryts av ett antal inskjutna satser om helt andra saker och återvänder aldrig till den inledande tankegången. Många gånger har jag stått undrande inför en komplicerad mening och tänkt att det här klarar jag inte av. Men liksom svårlösta korsord kan lösa sig efter en natts sömn finner jag ofta en lösning på problemet dagen därpå. Som om det undermedvetna hade ältat meningen och nästa dag lagt fram en lösning.Ett exempel ur Korrigering får visa utformningen och effekterna av Bernhards språk och hur det kan översättas. Det är ett utsnitt i en tre sidor lång mening i början av boken, den som för ordet är huvudkaraktären Roithamer, som ofta tog sin tillflykt till ett av Höller konstruerat och bebott hus:hier in der höllerschen Dachkammer ist mir alles möglich gewesen, was mir außerhalb der höllerschen Dachkammer immer unmöglich gewesen war, meines Geistesgaben nachzugeben und dadurch meine Geistesfähigkeiten zu entwickeln und meine Arbeit vorwärts zu bringen, denn war ich außerhalb der höllerschen Dachkammer immer gehindert gewesen, meine Geistesfähigkeiten zu entwickeln, so konnte ich sie in der folgerichtigsten Weise in der höllerschen Dachkammer entwickeln, alles in der höllerschen Dachkammer ist meinem Denken entgegengekommenDet låter som poesi. Och Bernhards första litterära verk var faktiskt två diktsamlingar.På svenska kan det bli så här:här i den höllerska vindskammaren blev allt det som varit omöjligt för mig utanför den höllerska vindskammaren möjligt för mig, att ge efter för mina förståndsgåvor och därigenom utveckla min intellektuella förmåga och bringa mitt arbete framåt, för var jag utanför den höllerska vindskammaren alltid förhindrad att utveckla min intellektuella förmåga så kunde jag utveckla den på det mest följdriktiga vis i den höllerska vindskammaren, allt i den höllerska vindskammaren tillmötesgick mitt tänkandeNär jag läser Thomas Bernhard idag kan jag delvis förstå att han väckte en hel del rabalder. Han var ofta också ute efter att provocera och inte sällan blev det rättsliga efterspel. Ett exempel är processen efter utgivningen av Skogshuggning 1984 då en tonsättare, Gerhard Lampersberg, kände igen sig i den inte särskilt positivt skildrade huvudpersonen Auersberger. Bernhard och förlaget anklagades för förtal och boken drogs in i Österrike, först ett halvår senare fanns den återigen i bokhandeln. Idag och från svensk horisont förknippar man inte romanpersonerna lika mycket med verkliga "förebilder". Nu läser jag romanen som en uppgörelse med ett kotteri inom kulturvärlden, som nog kan ha sin motsvarighet lite varstans. Och därtill utformad på ett ypperligt språk som i alla fall leder till vissa abstinenssymptom hos mig när jag inte har läst det på ett tag.Jan Erik Bornlid, översättare
Megan and Wendy are back with a brand new Girls Gone Hallmark episode! Listen in as they review "The Dog Lover's Guide to Dating" starring Corey Sevier and Rebecca Dalton. Will dog trainer Alex be able to help Simon with his girlfriend's naughty dog? Woof. Will Wendy ever be able to pronounce Sevier correctly? Email the show at meganandwendy@gmail.com. Megan and Wendy recap "The Dog Lover's Guide to Dating" - a brand new movie from Hallmark Channel which premiered on January 1, 2023. Girls Gone Hallmark Schedule Starting in January 2023 We are excited to announce that Girls Gone Hallmark is expanding in January! Please take note of the new schedule: Tuesdays: Hallmark Original Movie reviews Wednesdays: Hallmark Channel's "The Way Home" recap About "The Dog Lover's Guide to Dating" This was a Johnson Production Group movie. Johnson Production Group has produced many Hallmark movies including “Noel Next Door,” “Five More Minutes: Moments Like These” and “Time For Him to Come Home For Christmas.” Corey Sevier (Simon) starred in three Christmas movies in 2022, including “Noel Next Door” for Hallmark and two more for other networks. According to his IMDB, he has another new movie completed called “Key to Love.” Not sure where that's going to end up. Rebecca Dalton (Alex) has many acting credits dating back to 2010. Included in that is “The Unauthorized Melrose Place Story” where she played the part of Courtney Thorne-Smith and Hallmark's “A Perfect Christmas” from 2016. She also co-starred with Corey Sevier in last year's “Lemonade Stand Romance.” Directed by Craig Price who has previously directed many of “The Good Witch” movies. Written by Catherine Reay (“Where Your Heart Belongs” from 2022), Kate Somerville, and Juliana Wimbles (several acting credits, including many Hallmark movies as well as “A Splash of Love” which is another Johnson Production Group movie). Credit: ©2022 Hallmark Media/Photographer: Courtesy of Johnson Production Group Where was "The Dog Lover's Guide to Dating" Filmed? Inspired by the book The Dog Lover's Guide to Dating: Using Cold Noses to Find Warm Hearts by Deborah Wood. This is not a novel. Instead a practical guide. This movie was filmed entirely in the easternmost province of Canada. Specifically Newfoundland and Labrador. The movie was also shot around the metropolitan area on location, including famous sites such as Quidi Vidi, Bannerman Park, Goulds, and Mount Pearl. Jack Axes is a real ax throwing spot in town. Principal photography began in August 2022 and was wrapped up within two weeks on September 2, 2022.
Steven W. Beattie hosts a conversation with consummate storyteller and bestselling novelist Wayne Johnston. His latest, Jennie's Boy, reaches back into his past to bring us a sad, tender and at times extremely funny memoir of his Newfoundland boyhood. "Wayne Johnston's childhood in Newfoundland was full of laughter, pain and poverty. And then laughter again. His memoir, Jennie's Boy, is an uplifting account of a childhood not just survived—he came close to death too many times to count—but triumphed over. Thank god he lived to tell the tale." — Rick Mercer For six months between 1966 and 1967, Wayne Johnston and his family lived in a wreck of a house across from his grandparents in Goulds, Newfoundland. At seven, Wayne was sickly and skinny, unable to keep food down, plagued with insomnia and a relentless cough that no doctor could diagnose, though they had already removed his tonsils, adenoids and appendix. To the neighbours, he was known as “Jennie's boy,” a backhanded salute to his tiny, ferocious mother, who felt judged for Wayne's condition at the same time as worried he might never grow up. Jennie's Boy is Wayne's tribute to a family and a community that were simultaneously fiercely protective of him and fed up with having to make allowances for him. His boyhood was full of pain, yes, but also tenderness and Newfoundland wit. By that wit, and through love—often expressed in the most unloving ways—Wayne survived. The Ottawa International Writers Festival is supported by generous individuals like you. Please consider subscribing to our newsletter and making a donation to support our programming and children's literacy initiatives.
Writer Wayne Johnston tells us about his latest book, a memoir of part of his time growing up in the Goulds, called Jennie's Boy: A Newfoundland Childhood.
This week Brendan returns from his long east coast road trip with smoke capelin fishes. Richard tries a Newfie Screech with Cola in a can and he likes it! We talk about traditional rabbit snaring. There is also a bunch of talk about rum and Brendan reiterates the best man speech he gave at a big wedding. Recorded October 7, 2022.Thank you so much for listening,Brendan and RichardOur theme music is: Welcome to the Show by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4614-welcome-to-the-show License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-licensePlease Support Middle Aged Man Talk on Patreon If you enjoyed our show Please Support Middle Aged Man Talk on Patreon!Support the show
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The cost of milk, like the cost of many food products and essential items, is on the rise but will that be enough to keep local dairy farmers in business? We spoke to Goulds dairy farmer, Crosbie Williams about it.
Join our host Marie-Claire Gould (https://twitter.com/mariecgould) and the rest of the Goulds for Dormammu I've come to Podcast… Thor Love & Thunder Buy me a Ko-Fi https://ko-fi.com/whattheforce Discord: https://discord.gg/qJFRt6V Twitter: https://twitter.com/WTForcemedia Website: https://Whattheforce.ca Land Acknowledgement: This show and podcast, associated with oral traditions is produced in Calgary Alberta Canada and in the spirit of reconciliation, […]
Join our host Marie-Claire Gould (https://twitter.com/mariecgould) and the rest of the Goulds for Dormammu I've come to Podcast… Dr. Strange & the Multiverse of Madness Buy me a Ko-Fi https://ko-fi.com/whattheforce Discord: https://discord.gg/qJFRt6V Twitter: https://twitter.com/WTForcemedia Website: https://Whattheforce.ca Land Acknowledgement: This show and podcast, associated with oral traditions is produced in Calgary Alberta Canada and in the […]
Alan Thomas Doyle (born May 17, 1969) is a Canadian musician and actor, best known for his work as one of the lead singers of Celtic band Great Big Sea.Doyle was born to Thomas and Regina Doyle in Petty Harbour, Newfoundland, his mother was a piano teacher who taught him. Doyle attended St. Kevin's in Goulds, NL just outside Petty Harbour. Doyle has a brother, Bernie, and two sisters, Michelle and Kim. He was raised Roman Catholic. He attended Memorial University of Newfoundland in St. John's, where he received a Bachelor of Arts degree in English. It is also there that he met Séan McCann, Bob Hallett and Darrell Power with whom he helped to form Great Big Sea. He primarily plays electric and acoustic guitars, and the bouzouki for live performances, but he's been known to play mandolin and banjo. Before Great Big Sea Doyle played in a duo with John Brenton called Staggering Home. As a teen he played in his uncle's band, the New Sandells.Doyle has also been involved with a handful of stage, television and film productions. As a child, he appeared as an extra in the movie A Whale For The Killing, based on Farley Mowat's book of the same name, which was filmed in his hometown. He has also hosted regional arts awards shows in Atlantic Canada, appeared as a presenter on the Juno Awards and done a turn onstage in his hometown's "24-Hour Musical" performance of Grease. In 2005, he composed music for the CBC comedy Hatching, Matching and Dispatching, which stars Mary Walsh. In 2006, he worked on scoring the film Young Triffie's Been Made Away With, directed by Walsh. Doyle has been linked to Russell Crowe and his bands 30 Odd Foot of Grunts and The Ordinary Fear of God, having produced and co-written several songs on Crowe's album, My Hand, My Heart, and played several shows with Crowe. This friendship also led to Doyle's casting as Allan A'Dayle alongside Crowe, Cate Blanchett, Kevin Durand, and Scott Grimes in Ridley Scott's Robin Hood, released May 14, 2010. Doyle has also produced an album for his sister, Michelle Doyle. Doyle's wife Joanne gave birth to their first son in July 2006. Doyle is currently starring in the musical comedy Tell Tale Harbour. Based on the screenplay The Grand Seduction by Ken Scott, this new musical comedy celebrates the people, the trials, and the triumphs of living in a small community in Atlantic Canada. Co-written by, and starring music icon Alan Doyle, the story of Tell Tale Harbour is as relatable as it is ridiculous, as hilarious as it is heartfelt, and full of East Coast pride.Visit Alan's website here: http://alandoyle.ca/#GaleForceWins is an inspirational podcast with New episodes every Tuesday evening on Youtube or wherever you get your podcasts.You can also visit https://galeforcewins.com/To message Gerry visit: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gerrycarew/To message Allan visit: https://www.linkedin.com/in/allanadale/
It's been a bumpy ride, especially for local businesses in the Goulds and Kilbride. We hear about extensive road work happening on the main drag there.
Join our host Marie-Claire Gould (https://twitter.com/mariecgould) and the rest of the Goulds to discuss Spider-man: No Way Home Discord: https://discord.gg/qJFRt6V Twitter: https://twitter.com/WTForcemedia Website: https://Whattheforce.ca Land Acknowledgement: This show and podcast, associated with oral traditions is produced in Calgary Alberta Canada and in the spirit of reconciliation, we acknowledge that we live, work and play on […]
Tobin welcomes Newfoundland Actor and Producer, Allan Hawco to the podcast. Allan talks about how he got into acting, how the television show Republic of Doyle came to be and what he would of did differently with the show. We also have some fun at Allan's expense with his guest role on Hudson and Rex and the budget needing to fit in his LEATHER jacket request (not actually true) . Plus we chat about getting our older siblings clothes, streaming compared to having to wait to watch television shows and more. Check It Out Here See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Boo! Isn't it fitting for this episode to drop the day after Halloween? In this episode we take a step back from Kyle's work and revisit one of our favorite Flynnian flares - the creation of downright scary, manipulative, and sometimes psychotic villains. See how your top five of "Vince's Villains" compare to Chris and Mike's! Please subscribe, rate & review using Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your favorite podcasting platform. You can find us online at MitchRappPod.com and on Twitter for Instagram @mitchrapppod. And as always, “Just let Mitch be Mitch.” This episode is made possible and kept ad-free thanks to our fantastic Patrons! For less than the price of a novel a month, you can help us keep the show going and get access to exclusive content and signed book giveaways! Become a Patron today at Patreon.com/MitchRappPod. Disclaimer: This podcast is not affiliated with Vince Flynn, Kyle Mills, or Simon & Schuster. The music soundtrack is Guerilla Tactics by Rafael Krux.
Robert Goulds continues the Surrender series by explaining the simplicity of following Jesus.
— “Happiness is easy to obtain when you decide what happy is.” In his debut book, up-and-coming self-help fiction author Topher Pike has compiled 101 of his most awe-inspiring quotes to guide you on a path towards personal success. "Don't wait for a storm to change your life; create the storm that will change your life." In this short but powerful book, Topher dives into the heart of each quote and explains how to change your negative thinking, turn your passion into your purpose, and live the life of your dreams. "Darkness is not the absence of light; it's the absence of a purpose." Use these words to inspire a new chapter in your life and give birth to the person you know you can become. Valeria Teles interviews Topher Pike — the author of “101 Quotes That Will Change Your Life” Topher Pike a.k.a. Chris Pike is a writer and poet from the Goulds, Newfoundland. In between his sales career and fatherhood, he has self-published two non-fiction books, this latest book and Blackbird, and his third book Reimagined Artist which is his first book of fiction. After spending thirteen years in Calgary, Alberta, and owning a successful decking company, Topher returned home to Newfoundland in 2016 with his wife to pursue his passion for writing and raise their two children. He holds a BBA from Memorial University and writes two books a year with ten percent of the royalties donated to local Newfoundland charities. To learn more about Topher Pike and his work please visit: https://www.topherpike.com/ — This podcast is a quest for well-being, a quest for a meaningful life through the exploration of fundamental truths, enlightening ideas, insights on physical, mental, and spiritual health. The inspiration is Love. The aspiration is to awaken new ways of thinking that can lead us to a new way of being, being well.
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In Episode 99 of the podcast, Tobin experiences what it is like to be on the other side of the question mark. Instead of being the interviewer, he is now the interviewee. With the the help of his brother, Sean, we learn more about the host of Tobin Tonight. How did the podcast start? Who were some of his favorite guests? How does he get the acts that he has had on the show to agree to come on? And where there acts Tobin wanted on the show and said no, how does he respond? All that and more on this episode of Tobin Tonight See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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WILDLIFE IN FOCUS Common Name: Gouldian Finch Scientific Name: Erytrura gouldiae Named after renowned British ornothological artist John Gould. This next bird is one of the prettiest Australian birds but it is endangered. It’s very small and would fit into your hand weighing only 14 grams. As with most birds of this type (finches, the Gouldian) it’s a quiet enough bird that peeps and sings a little. They make a pleasant sound that is doubtful to wake you up or create a problem with neighbours, though it is persistent. I'm talking with Dr Holly Parsons of www.birdsinbackyards.net.au Let’s find out about it. Gouldian finch are also known as Goulds, Lady Gouldian and rainbow finch in other parts of the world are Holly’s opinion, one of the most beautiful birds in Australia. Most one known as a pet for aviaries. Beautifully coloured birds with a green back, purple chest and yellow side feathers, but 25% of the population has a red face, 74% have a black face and about 1% have a yellow face. Young birds are surprisingly dull brown coloured and become vibrantly coloured as they mature.In the wild they are found along creek lines, and mangroves. Partially migratory, and usually quiet. Outside the breeding season, they move closer to the coast, but once breeding starts they move inland. They nest in hollows in trees and termite mounds. If you have any questions of course, why not email realworldgardener@gmail.com or write in to 2RRR P.O. Box 644 Gladesville NSW 1675.
Jeff Williams of Vermont-based Spafford & Sons Water Wells, and former president of the National Groundwater Association (NGWA), shares the challenges of identifying an exit strategy. From identifying the right buyer to cultivating an environment conducive to professional growth, he encourages contractors to equip the next generation with proper management and decision-making skills for a seamless transition. Finally, he touches on succession planning, balancing emotions amidst financial decisions and the importance of involving a planner to mitigate family crises. Part 5 of the Small Business Toolbox, a 5-part series from In The Field with Goulds Water Technology, focusing on helping small business professionals tackle the financial side of their business in the water industry and beyond. Episode recorded live at Groundwater Week 2019 in Las Vegas. Learn more about the 2020 McEllhiney Lecture Series here: https://www.groundwater.org/lecture/mcellhiney/
Jeff Williams of Vermont-based Spafford & Sons Water Wells, and former president of the National Groundwater Association (NGWA), discusses how contractors can improve their asset management skills, evaluate the value of their assets and determine an appropriate replacement schedule. He also reveals investment strategy options to keep your assets and equity growing, such as knowing the right time for a replacement. Part 4 of the Small Business Toolbox, a 5-part series from In The Field with Goulds Water Technology, focusing on helping small business professionals tackle the financial side of their business in the water industry and beyond. Episode recorded live at Groundwater Week 2019 in Las Vegas. Learn more about the 2020 McEllhiney Lecture Series here: https://www.groundwater.org/lecture/mcellhiney/
Jeff Williams of Vermont-based Spafford & Sons Water Wells, and former president of the National Groundwater Association (NGWA), imparts his wisdom on how contractors can navigate the ins and outs of variable and fixed costs and run their businesses as efficiently as possible. He also shares how to handle price increases from distributors, as well as the importance of balancing onsite work with financial structure development. Part 3 of the Small Business Toolbox, a 5-part series from In The Field with Goulds Water Technology, focusing on helping small business professionals tackle the financial side of their business in the water industry and beyond. Episode recorded live at Groundwater Week 2019 in Las Vegas. Learn more about the 2020 McEllhiney Lecture Series here: https://www.groundwater.org/lecture/mcellhiney/
Terry Morse, CEO of the National Groundwater Association (NGWA), joins hosts Amanda Holloway and Susan O’Grady to share details on the programming, information and materials the NGWA is providing for groundwater professionals during the COVID-19 pandemic. Morse breaks down what the CARES Act means for the well drilling industry, the value of embracing technology as a community-building tool, and how professionals can continue to deliver essential work while protecting their customers, employees and families. Learn more about the National Groundwater Association’s COVID-19 resources: https://www.ngwa.org/publications-and-news/covid-19-news-and-resources
Russell Rauch, General Manager of Hughes Supply, shares his approach to hiring and retaining great employees as a distributor in the residential water industry. Rauch discusses their approach to hiring based on chemistry, the importance of a robust hiring process, and their focus on corporate social responsibility and giving back. Finally, Rauch details the company’s unique profit-sharing model and how Hughes Supply and its parent company, Hajoca Corporation, “share success” with employees through community involvement, profit sharing and an emphasis on corporate culture. Part 2 of the Small Business Toolbox, a 5-part series from In The Field with Goulds Water Technology, focusing on helping small business professionals tackle the financial side of their business in the water industry and beyond. Episode recorded live at Groundwater Week 2019 in Las Vegas. Learn more about Hughes Supply, a Goulds Water Technology distributor at https://hughessupply.com/ or https://www.hajoca.com/
DYSTOPIAN: A NOVEL by Gianina Sipitca Dystopian, is a continuation to Fiction of Not, This Is What I Got…. The novel in which a Thought Reading Machine linked to the DNA of the Anchor means Complete Loss of Privacy yet can help protect those whose spirit and body are taken over by Goulds. In Fiction Or Not, This Is What I Got (The Big Thought Reading Machine) a jealousy driven first lady Hillary Obama, paranoid presidential hopeful Michelle Clinton, met playboy billionaire Mikhail Prokhorov in modern day America, SciFi novel about fictional character The Tsarina, with an IQ of 7000, who was told that she was a messenger of God and had to marry her husband to be, the real life billionaire. She had subliminal conversations about how to save the world one person at a time, from the Goulds, Leprosy and the complete loss of privacy with evil politicians and superior minded business moguls. The Fiction Or Not…novel started with an introspect look at her life, by Dulkinna, the main character, who, while working on an autobiographic novel, and periodically writing poems in her notebook, reminisced about her first becoming acutely aware about the fact that she really, really was the center of everybody's attention. https://www.amazon.com/Dystopian-novel-Gianina-Sipitca/dp/1796040479/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&qid=1585230205&refinements=p_27%3AGianina+Sipitca&s=books&sr=1-1&text=Gianina+Sipitca https://www.amazon.com/Lessons-New-Generation-Gianina-Sipitca/dp/1796074896/ref=sr_1_2?dchild=1&qid=1585230275&refinements=p_27%3AGianina+Sipitca&s=books&sr=1-2&text=Gianina+Sipitca www.mypoetrymylife.com http://www.bluefunkbroadcasting.com/root/twia/gsipitca.mp3
Jeff Williams of Vermont-based Spafford & Sons Water Wells, and former president of the National Groundwater Association (NGWA), joins the show to kick off our Small Business Toolbox series. Williams discusses his experience both in and as a leader of the groundwater industry. He shares his focus on learning and teaching the important financial fundamentals of running a small business, including his current role as a lecturer for the NGWA Foundation’s 2020 McEllhiney Lecture Series in Water Well Technology, as Williams is traveling the country presenting to groundwater industry professionals on the value of combining professional expertise with business savvy. Part 1 of the Small Business Toolbox, a 5-part series from In The Field with Goulds Water Technology, focusing on helping small business professionals tackle the financial side of their business in the water industry and beyond. Episode recorded live at Groundwater Week 2019 in Las Vegas. Learn more about the 2020 McEllhiney Lecture Series here: https://www.groundwater.org/lecture/mcellhiney/
Jill Boudreau, product line manager, residential water at Xylem joins the show to discuss the multitude of ways that water pressure problems can impact daily life in America, how those pressure issues develop over time and depending on location and water source, and the solutions and new technologies available for residential homeowners to help boost water pressure at home. Learn more at http://residential.goulds.com/.
"I steal my kid's vitamins" isn't something that would normally lead to an a-ha moment, but the Goulds aren't your usual entrepreneurs. A couple for ten years, the Goulds are practiced business leaders who are part of the vanguard of the wellness industry: Gordon Gould crunches the numbers, and Courtney Nichol Gould focuses on the human side. Together, they're the power couple behind SmartyPants, the vitamin gummy brand launched in 2011 that now includes products for children, adults, and even pets.The Goulds practice holistic wellness in their work and their home life: we talk to them about their exercise regimes, why they used a coach to launch their business (and to get on the same page about parenting), and how the lines of communication stay fresh when, as Gordon says, "there’s no leaving it at the office, because the office comes home with you a lot of the times." They also give us valuable info on the world of venture capital, where big visions can lead to big payoffs.Guests:Courtney Nichols and Gordon Gould- Smarty PantsResources:INC Magazine on hiring a business coach- https://www.inc.com/young-entrepreneur-council/8-convincing-reasons-you-should-hire-a-business-coach.html
Tom Stephan, Training Manager for Goulds Water Technology, and Dave Kill, longtime industry professional and advocate of education in the residential water industry, discuss the growing demand for education throughout the industry, including the ongoing importance of the basics of pump training and sizing, as well as the need for advanced technology training with the rise of variable frequency drives (VFDs) and controllers in the marketplace. Stephan and Kill also describe the evolution and variety of educational opportunities provided today, including “training the trainer” with in the field training, leading in-person classes at the Goulds Water Technology Factory School, and offering on-demand online e-Learning courses and instructional YouTube videos. Learn more about training and education opportunities for industry professionals: http://goulds.com/ Watch YouTube training videos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AcPr3E-nIy0&list=PLlYcUvq1mcD9nRloe0QXMFwDb76g9FRtv
Matt Johnson, VP of Business Development at Mitchell Lewis & Staver Co., and David De Rego, VP of Marketing at Mitchell Lewis & Staver Co., share their stories as distributors for Goulds Water Technology, as well as their learnings from past professional experience on both the manufacturer side and in different industries to tackle the dynamics, relationships and marketing opportunities unique to the residential water industry. Johnson and De Rego also discuss business development and marketing working together, building organizational expertise and what their current selves would tell their past selves about industry insights. Finally, the guys from Mitchell Lewis & Staver Co. discuss their longtime ongoing partnership with Goulds Water Technology and Xylem. Learn more about Mitchell Lewis & Staver at https://www.mitchellewis.com/mitchell-lewis-staver/
Lisa Riles, Xylem Global Product Manager for Residential and Americas Commercial Building Systems (CBS), and Susan O’Grady, Xylem Director of Marketing, Residential and Agriculture, join the show to discuss their experience and different respective career paths in the water industry. Riles and O’Grady share their insights on navigating a traditionally male-led industry, corporate social responsibility and the future of the industry, balancing family and career, and more. Learn more about Xylem at xylem.com.
Christian Bogan, owner of E-Water Solutions and a Goulds Water Technology distributor, and Susan O’Grady, Xylem Director of Marketing, Residential and Agriculture, break down Goulds Water Technology’s recent stance on its updated Minimum Advertised Price (MAP) Policy. They discuss the value and impact of buying and installing with professional contractors, sharing perspectives from both the distributor and manufacturer sides on how MAP Policies are being enforced, the importance of defending independent contractors, and what comes next for the residential water industry. Episode recorded live at Groundwater Week 2019 in Las Vegas. Learn more about Goulds Water Technology’s MAP Policy: http://unitedstates.xylemappliedwater.com/files/2016/06/10-Promises-from-Goulds-Water-Technology.pdf
In August of 2019 the Goulds descended upon Gencon in Indianapolis and on the second night of the convention we…
Tom Stephan, Training Manager at Goulds Water Technology, shares how he approaches educating industry professionals for residential and wastewater applications and what’s next for training methods and technology. Stephan breaks down how training topics are selected, the benefits of hands-on installation scenarios in the Factory School’s state-of-the-art laboratory, and the importance of staying connected digitally with dealers, engineers, contractors, end-users and other trainees by producing how-to videos and live webinars. Learn more about the Goulds Water Technology Factory School: rhttp://goulds.com/factory-school/ Watch videos from the Factory School: https://www.youtube.com/user/GouldsWaterTech/videos
Dave Stover, Market Development Manager for Turbine Products at Xylem, explains the challenges of irrigation and water scarcity facing today’s farmers and how variable frequency drives (VFDs) are helping to provide efficient solutions for a variety of applications in different regions and geographies across the country. Learn more about irrigation solutions at http://goulds.com/irrigation-products/
Susan O’Grady, Director of Marketing, Residential and Agriculture, for Xylem joins the show to discuss how she has made Xylem Watermark – the corporate citizenship program that provides and protects safe water resources in communities around the world while educating people about water issues – a major focus through her everyday work and nonprofit partnerships. O’Grady also discusses her passion for volunteering, recent projects that have brought clean water to areas in need around the United States, and more. Learn more about Xylem Watermark: https://www.xylem.com/en-us/watermark/ Watch recent project overviews: https://www.youtube.com/user/GouldsWaterTech/videos
End users specify a target flow and pressure for the service they require. When they specify a tolerance they are sharing how accurate the pump created for the service needs to be, it can be a general indicator of how important the pumped service is to the process. David Cowan of ITT Goulds Pumps joins the Pumps & Systems podcast to talk about the importance of tolerances. This podcast is sponsored by WorldWide Electric. Visit them at https://www.worldwideelectric.net/. On the podcast: Why do we need tolerances? What does it mean to the end user and manufacturer? How do tolerances affect how performance curves are drawn? How do tolerances impact the product received? How can users avoid higher life cycle costs from oversized products that provide more power than needed? That and more on this episode of the podcast. Email host Drew Champlin at dchamplin@cahabamedia.com for questions or suggestions.
Margaret Martens, Executive Director of the Water Systems Council and Program Director of the Water Well Trust, shares the vital importance and need for clean, safe water in the United States, and how the two distinct nonprofit organizations she oversees work to bring awareness, resources and ultimately clean water access to Americans by use of private water wells and small, shared wells. Martens explains the scope of domestic water issues today, the number of Americans who do not have access to clean drinking water and how the Water Systems Council and Water Well Trust together and separately work to ensure a clean water supply for all Americans. Learn more about the Water Systems Council: https://www.watersystemscouncil.org/ Learn more about the Water Well Trust: https://www.watersystemscouncil.org/about-wsc/water-well-trust/
Growlers play-by-play broadcaster Chris Ballard kicks off the inaugural episode of the Growlers Nation Podcast with a Feature Interview with Growlers captain James Melindy. Tune in as they recap the entire Kelly Cup Playoffs as well as answer some fan questions, including a story of a haunted hotel in one of the road cities. In our first 'Growlerville' feature, Melindy highlights his hometown of Goulds, Newfoundland and Labrador.
Bo Gell, Product Manager, Wastewater, for Xylem discusses the common challenges homeowners, plumbers and other industry professionals face with “modern trash” and how it impacts today’s residential wastewater stream. Gell also addresses misconceptions about residential wastewater systems and how he is working to combat them with improved communication and new products and technology from Goulds Water Technology, including grinder pumps, vortex impellers and more. Learn more at http://goulds.com/
On this Mad Monday edition of Fergo and The Freak we talk about Phil Goulds review of the St George/Illawarra Dragons, agreeing with Phil Rothfield, the Wests Tigers securing that all important 9th place on the ladder, Tongan Rugby League in CRISIS, who is worse than Matthew Elliott at coaching, and Brookvale Oval.....THE GROUND IS SOUR! This is a packed episode. We really hope you enjoy it! To take the OFFICIAL Fergo and The Freak 2019 NRL Fan Poll CLICK HERE If you enjoy our podcast make sure you go to your podcasting app and give us a five star rating. Also, give us a great review, it all helps us to spread the word! We would love your feedback on this episode so if you have anything to say just email us at podcast@leaguefreak.com You can also follow Andrew Ferguson and The Glorious League Freak on their respective twitter accounts. Check out The Rugby League Project for all your Rugby League statistics. Also check out The Official Website Of The Glorious League Freak for all your Rugby League news and opinions. Become a supporter of the Rugby League Project Patreon. Visit Rugby League Podcasting Network and NRL Breaking News #RugbyLeague #NRL #RFL #SuperLeague #NSW #QLD #Sport #RedV #Rugby #IntRL #RugbyWorldCup #RLWC #Podcast #LiveSport #GreatAustralianPodcasts #GoldenPoint
In this episode the boys look at Souths impressive, brutal win over the Roosters, they look at possible players movements involving Issac Luke, Semi Radradra and Valentine Holmes. We then talk about the supposed architect of expansion clubs in John Ribot, discuss Phil Gould suggestion to trial 12 players per side, and then...we have something special! Andrew revealed he is an accomplished poet of some note. Much to League Freaks surprise Andrew produces one of his works and League Freak reads some poetry. You weren't expecting that were ya! :-D To take the OFFICIAL Fergo and The Freak 2019 NRL Fan Poll CLICK HERE If you enjoy our podcast make sure you go to your podcasting app and give us a five star rating. Also, give us a great review, it all helps us to spread the word! We would love your feedback on this episode so if you have anything to say just email us at podcast@leaguefreak.com You can also follow Andrew Ferguson and The Glorious League Freak on their respective twitter accounts. Check out The Rugby League Project for all your Rugby League statistics. Also check out The Official Website Of The Glorious League Freak for all your Rugby League news and opinions. Become a supporter of the Rugby League Project Patreon. Visit Rugby League Podcasting Network and NRL Breaking News #RugbyLeague #NRL #RFL #SuperLeague #NSW #QLD #Sport #RedV #Rugby #IntRL #RugbyWorldCup #RLWC #Podcast #LiveSport #GreatAustralianPodcasts #NFL #GoldenPoint #Poetry #Thespian
Newday 2019 Seminar | Youth Culture Sexualisation And Identity - Emma Goulds by Newday
Today we talked Goulds turkey with pristine outfitter Jay Scott. Owner of the podcast Jay Scott Outdoors and outfitter GouldsTurkeyHunt. Anyone trying to harvest one of these dinosaurs should tune. Jay goes over everything from the border crossing to shipping your bird to the taxidermist. Jay is a humble and great guy who has some crazy stories from the desert mountains of Mexico and Arizona.
Newday 2019 Seminar | Our Culture - Emma Goulds by Newday
Our first feature for the month of February 2017 on @UntappedMiami is CEO of "Good News Goulds" Ms. LaToya Byrd (@la_latoy). Watch as she tells us her how she started her newsletter which turned into a full blown magazine and all her plans she has brewing for our communities in the near future --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/untapped-media-group/support
This week I am joined by Jay Scott, of Jay Scott Outdoors and Goulds Turkey Hunt.com. Jay is one of the most knowledgable and successful Goulds turkey outfitters. Jay educates us on what a hunter coming to Mexico needs to know before making the trip south. www.gouldsturkeyhunt.com Instagram and Facebook: @gouldsturkeyhunt ________________________________________________________ www.elevateyourgameradio.com Instagram and Facebook: @elevateyourgameradio
Steve Brown of Brown and Company Outfitters joins us for the final episode of 2019. We get his view of the status of turkey hunting across the country and his take on hunting the Goulds turkey as well as archery hunting for turkeys.
We are honored to have Jay Scott on the podcast in this episode. Along with guiding Gould turkey and world class elk hunts, Jay hosts the largest western hunting and fishing podcast. In this episode we talk about some of the differences in hunting the Goulds turkey and many tactics that relates to all turkey hunting as well.
Courtney and Gordon Gould, Co-Founders and Co-CEOs of SmartyPants Vitamins, have always put the health of their kids, their friends, and the planet first. To do this, they created SmartyPants gummy vitamins, which are non-GMO, allergen-free, and made with eco-friendly ingredients. The Goulds have found a way to combine their experiences in tech and non-profits to grow the SmartyPants business side-by-side. Find out how SmartyPants was born, why a hyper-focused approach keeps it ahead of the competition, and how these gummy vitamins are bringing health and nutrition to every corner of the planet.
While this week's episode took a little longer to come out, I am confident it was worth the wait. Jay Scott, of Jay Scott Outdoors, joins the podcast and talks about the diverse and challenging pursuit of hunting turkeys in Arizona. Much like Florida, Arizona has an incredibly diverse population of turkeys and from the sounds of it, it provides the turkey hunter endless possibilities and adventures every spring. We had an absolute blast talking with Jay and we can't wait to get him back on the show to share his other outdoor passions.Jay Scott runs both Jay Scott Outdoors which is a western focused podcast that is loaded with information. As a guide and outfitter, Jay has amassed a wealth of knowledge and he freely offers it every week on his show. If you're interested in pursuing a hunt for Coues deer, Goulds turkey, or any of the other Big Game animals out west, be sure to look up Colburn and Scott Outfitters. I've included links to Jay's show and his outfitter below.http://jayscottoutdoorspodcast.com/http://www.colburnandscottoutfitters.com/If you'd like to contribute to the show, we now have a Patreon account set up and you donate directly there. Just follow the link below! We will feature every new Patron and you could get some free gear by signing up! https://www.patreon.com/chasingtalesoutdoors Don't forget to follow us on Facebook and Instagram, as well as our closed listener group Chasing Tall Tales! https://www.facebook.com/groups/397372654039172/?ref=br_rs https://www.facebook.com/Chasingtalesoutdoors @chasing_tales_outdoors_podcast
If you’ve been to Wembley or White Hart Lane, you’ll have almost certainly heard the word, “Yid” chanted in support of Tottenham. You may have even chanted it yourself as a Spurs fan. But what does it mean exactly? Do you think it still has a place on football’s terraces? Campaigner Ivor Baddiel and his brother David began a campaign seven years ago with a short film, “!The Y Word” which explained that it’s a derogatory word for Jewish people – similar to using the P Word or N Word. The Baddiel brothers wanted to start a debate and Jonny caught up with Ivor.
Jay Scott Outdoors Western Big Game Hunting and Fishing Podcast
Listen as Jay Scott and Joe Darago discuss the raffle of great prizes to raise money for orphans with the Hope Effect. BUY tickets for Mexico Coues Deer Hunt and Goulds Turkey Hunt at http://www.shootersworld.com/go2/hopeeffectraffle https://www.instagram.com/joedarago/
In The Past Lane - The Podcast About History and Why It Matters
This week at In The Past Lane, the history podcast, I take a deep dive into the origins of Labor Day. It's a holiday that most Americans these days take for granted. But it was born out of the crisis of the Gilded Age, that tumultuous last third of the 19th century that saw both the US economy boom as never before and social upheaval take place on an unprecedented level. This unique holiday was first celebrated on September 5, 1882. On that day thousands of workers in New York City risked getting fired for taking an unauthorized day off to participate in festivities honoring honest toil and the rights of labor. This first commemoration of Labor Day testified to labor’s rising power and unity in the Gilded Age as well as its sense that both were necessary to withstand the growing power of business and industry. The Labor Day holiday originated with the Central Labor Union (CLU), a local labor federation – essentially a union of unions - formed in NYC in January 1882 to promote the interests of workers. The CLU immediately became a formidable force in New York, staging protest rallies, lobbying state legislators, and organizing strikes and boycotts. By August 1882 membership in the organization boomed to fifty-six unions representing 80,000 workers. But CLU activists wanted to do more than simply increase membership and win strikes. They wanted to build worker solidarity in the face of jarring changes being wrought by the industrial revolution in the Gilded Age – the period in American history covering roughly the last 3rd of the 19th century. During this period the United States was transformed from what today we’d call a “developing nation” in 1865 to the world’s leading economic power by 1900. The favorite word of politicians and business leaders in this era was “progress.” But along with this tremendous increase in national wealth came a problem: widespread poverty. Evidence of this troubling duality could be found everywhere, but especially in New York City where mansions of big business tycoons like Vanderbilt, Morgan, and Carnegie arose along Fifth Avenue, while in the rest of the city two-thirds of the population lived in cramped and squalid tenements. In short, the establishment of Labor Day signaled that Gilded Age America faced a crisis over growing inequality. The motivation to establish Labor Day also came from a growing sense of alarm among American workers over the growing power of employers over their employees and frustration over the unwillingness of political leaders to do anything about it. Employers were free to increase hours, slash wages, and fire workers at will – practices that rendered workers powerless and pushed more and more of them into poverty. These developments, noted labor leaders, called into question the future of the American republic. As the CLU put it in its constitution: “Economical servitude degrades political liberties to a farce. Men who are bound to follow the dictates of factory lords, that they may earn a livelihood, are not free. … [A]s the power of combined and centralized capital increases, the political liberties of the toiling masses become more and more illusory.” In other words, workers in the Gilded Age began to argue that in this new world of industry – one that was so very different from the agrarian world of the Founders - mere political equality (one man, one vote) was no longer adequate to maintain a healthy republican society. Modern industrial life, with huge corporations, global markets, and increasing numbers of people working for wages, required a recognition that republican citizenship included an economic dimension – not just a political one. As the reformer and labor activist Henry George wrote in 1879, “In our time…creep on the insidious forces that, producing inequality, destroy Liberty.” The fact that all male citizens possessed the vote and equality before the law, George continued, no longer guaranteed them the blessings of republican citizenship. If one was forced to work 60 or 80 hours a weeks and yet did not earn a living wage, his right to vote was meaningless. He had sunken into what workers in that er called, “industrial slavery.” Extreme inequality, in other words, would destroy American democracy. So these were the concerns that in 1882 prompted labor activists affiliated with New York’s CLU to establish Labor Day as a day that would celebrate workers and inspire them to reclaim their dissipating rights. As John Swinton, editor of the city’s only labor paper wrote, “Whatever enlarges labor’s sense of its power hastens the day of its emancipation.” Now, we should pause here to note that the precise identity of the CLU leader who in May 1882 first proposed the idea of establishing Labor Day remains a mystery. Some accounts say it was Peter “P. J.” McGuire, General Secretary of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners (and future co-founder of the AFL), who proposed the idea. Others argue that it was another man with a similar last name, machinist Matthew Maguire. Well, we’ll probably never know the answer to which Maguire deserves the title of the “Father of Labor Day,” but it is clear that both men played key roles in promoting and organizing the original holiday. And so it was that after months of preparation the chosen day – Tuesday September 5, 1882 – finally arrived. Optimism among the organizers ran high, but no one knew how many workers would turn out. Few could expect their employers to grant them a day off and many feared getting fired and blacklisted for labor union activity. When William G. McCabe, the parade’s first Grand Marshall and popular member of the International Typographers Union, arrived an hour before the parade’s start, the situation looked grim. Only a few dozen workers stood milling about City Hall Park in lower Manhattan. But to the relief of McCabe and other organizers, by the time the parade touched off at 10:00 a.m., about 400 men and a brass band had assembled. In the early going, the small group of marchers faced ridicule from bystanders and interruptions in the line of march because policemen refused to stop traffic at intersections. But as the parade continued north up Broadway, it swelled in size as union after union fell into line from side streets. Soon the jeers turned into cheers as the spectacle of labor solidarity grew more impressive. Marchers held aloft signs that spoke both to their pride as workers and the fear that they were losing political power and economic standing in the republic: To the Workers Should Belong All Wealth Labor Built this Republic. Labor Shall Rule It Less Work and More Pay Eight Hours for a Legal Day’s Work All Men Are Created Equal Many workers wore their traditional work uniforms and aprons and walked behind wagons displaying their handiwork. Others dressed in their holiday best for the occasion. Midway through the parade, the throng of workers – now numbering 5,000 -- passed a reviewing stand at Union Square. Among the many dignitaries was Terence Powderly, Grand Master Workman of the Knights of Labor, the most powerful labor organization in the nation. It then continued up Fifth Avenue, past the opulent mansions of the new super rich of the era – the Vanderbilts, Morgans, Goulds and so on, before ending at 42nd Street and Sixth Ave. From there participants headed to a large park on Manhattan’s Upper west Side for a massive picnic. By late afternoon some 25,000 workers and their families jammed the park to participate in the festivities which consisted of live music, stirring speeches on workers’ rights, and consumption of copious amounts of food and beer. Thrilled with the success of this first effort, CLU leaders staged a second Labor Day the following year in 1883 and the event drew an even larger number of participants. The next year, in 1884, the CLU officially designated the first Monday in September as the annual Labor Day, calling upon workers to, “Leave your benches, leave your shops, join in the parade and attend the picnic. A day spent with us is not lost.” Upwards of 20,000 marched that year, including a contingent of African American workers (the first women marchers appeared in 1885). With such an impressive start, the tradition of an annual Labor Day holiday quickly gained popularity across the country. By 1886 Labor Day had become a national event. Some 20,000 workers marched in Manhattan, and another 10,000 in Brooklyn, while 25,000 turned out in Chicago, 15,000 in Boston, 5,000 in Buffalo, and 4,000 in Washington, D.C. Politicians took notice and in 1887 five states, including New York, passed laws making Labor Day a state holiday. Seven years later – just a dozen years after the first celebration in New York — President Grover Cleveland signed into law a measure establishing Labor Day as a holiday for all federal workers. Labor Day caught on so quickly among Gilded Age workers because unlike the traditional forms of labor activism like striking and picketing, or civic holidays commemorating victories in war, Labor Day drew together workers for the purposes of celebration. As P. J. McGuire later wrote of the parade, “No festival of martial glory of warrior’s renown is this; no pageant pomp of warlike conquest … attend this day. … It is dedicated to Peace, Civilization and the triumphs of Industry. It is a demonstration of fraternity and the harbinger of a better age – a more chivalrous time, when labor shall be best honored and well rewarded.” In the twentieth century, Labor Day parades grew into massive spectacles of pride and power. These annual events reflected the growing power and influence of organized labor in American society. The labor movement and social reformers pushed for policies aimed at limiting the power of big corporations and the wealthy, while protecting and enhancing the opportunity for the average citizen to live a decent life. These policies included the 8-hour day, increased workplace safety, collective bargaining rights, expanded public education, unemployment insurance, and Social Security. Their success reflected a growing acceptance of the idea that for republican citizenship to be real, it had to include a baseline of material wellbeing. By the 1930s, President Franklin D. Roosevelt enshrined “Freedom from Want” as one of the nation’s essential Four Freedoms. “True individual freedom cannot exist without economic security and independence,” he said. “People who are hungry and out of a job are the stuff of which dictatorships are made.” Roosevelt’s New Deal and subsequent moments of reform like President Lyndon B. Johnson’s “War on Poverty,” boosted the wellbeing of the average American. So, too, did the influence of a strong labor movement. Labor’s power was on full display on Labor Day in 1961 when 200,000 workers processed up Fifth Avenue behind Grand Marshall Mayor Robert Wagner, passing on the reviewing stand dignitaries that included Governor Nelson Rockefeller, Senator Jacob K. Javitts, and former President Harry S. Truman. The result of reforms and strong unions was the steady decline of extreme wealth inequality. Whereas in 1890 the top 1 percent of Americans owned 51 percent of all wealth, by 1979 the 1 percent owned 20.5% of all wealth. But since 1980 the trend has shifted dramatically back toward increased wealth and income inequality. This trend has many sources, including deindustrialization, cuts to social programs, and the deregulation of Wall Street. But a key one has been the decline of the power of organized labor. In 1955 union membership reached its historic highpoint with 39% of the American workforce belonging to a union. Today, union membership hovers around 10 percent. And wealth inequality? In 1979, as we just noted, the share of wealth possessed by the 1 percent had fallen to about 21%. Today, it’s closing in on 40% -- and rising. This trend explains why so many Americans have taken to calling this era, the Second Gilded Age. So this weekend, as millions celebrate Labor Day by not laboring, Americans would do well to reflect on the core claims of the early labor movement that invented Labor Day: Gilded Age workers and those who followed them argued that the nation’s democratic values and republican institutions were threatened by economic policies that left a small number of people extremely wealthy and powerful, while the great majority of citizens struggled to obtain or hold onto a piece of the American Dream. Today, this concern animates calls for a $15 minimum wage, single payer health care, tougher regulations on corporations, banks, and Wall Street, and greater investment in infrastructure and public education. So, Labor Day should remind us that while, to paraphrase Thomas Jefferson, all are created equal, they also grow up to live in a society shaped by policies and laws that determine whether opportunities for success are focused on the great majority of citizens, or merely on the 1 percent. Happy Labor Day, people. Recommended reading: Edward T. O’Donnell, Henry George and the Crisis of Inequality: Progress and Poverty in the Gilded Age (Columbia Univ. Press, 2015) Jonathan Grossman, “Who Is the Father of Labor Day?,” Labor History, 14, no. 4, (1973) Michael Kazin and Steven J. Ross, “America’s Labor Day: The Dilemma of a Workers’ Celebration,” Journal of American History (Mar 1992) P.J. McGuire, "Labor Day — Its Birth and Significance", The Union Agent [Kentucky], vol. 3, no. 9 (Sept. 1898). Follow In The Past Lane on Twitter @InThePastLane Instagram @InThePastLane Facebook https://www.facebook.com/InThePastLanePodcast/ YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeZMGFqoAASwvSJ1cpZOEAA Related ITPL podcast episodes: Related ITPL podcast episodes: Episodes 052, 053, 054 – a three-part series on the Gilded Age Music for This Episode Jay Graham, ITPL Intro (JayGMusic.com) Kevin McCleod, “Impact Moderato” (Free Music Archive) Andy Cohen, “Trophy Endorphins” (Free Music Archive) Jon Luc Hefferman, “Discovery” (Free Music Archive) Blue Dot Sessions, “Sage the Hunter,” (Free Music Archive) Jon Luc Hefferman, “Winter Trek” (Free Music Archive) The Bell, “I Am History” (Free Music Archive) Production Credits Executive Producer: Lulu Spencer Technical Advisors: Holly Hunt and Jesse Anderson Podcasting Consultant: Dave Jackson of the School of Podcasting Photographer: John Buckingham Graphic Designer: Maggie Cellucci Website by: ERI Design Legal services: Tippecanoe and Tyler Too Social Media management: The Pony Express Risk Assessment: Little Big Horn Associates Growth strategies: 54 40 or Fight © In The Past Lane, 2018 Recommended History Podcasts Ben Franklin’s World with Liz Covart @LizCovart The Age of Jackson Podcast @AgeofJacksonPod Backstory podcast – the history behind today’s headlines @BackstoryRadio Past Present podcast with Nicole Hemmer, Neil J. 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Miami-Dade's most overlook community is the the Down South Community, consisting of Cutler Ridge, Perrine, Goulds, Naranja, Homestead and Florida City. Our guest emerges for this community as a poetic hero. We got into how Spanglish is the new hot ish, growing up in Puerto Rico; him winning The Flex competition and much much more. Shekitouuuu. IG @Obr_ted Soundcloud.com/southsideted Themotivationaledge.org
Peter and Bryan do some artisanal podcasting on the coldest day of the year. Bryan celebrates his PT progress as he says "goodbye" to his crutches. Peter takes his life into his own hands on a low-end home treadmill. Then, Bryan describes the amazing exhibits that the Goulds explored at the Boston Museum of Science, including why he and Peter are not qualified to play football and how they could stay safe in a lighting storm. And, they lament the race registration blues. Finally, they are joined by HWYRTian Michael Goff, who talks about his first marathon in Philly and his running goals, and Catharine Gould, who explains the ins and outs of high school crew. https://www.wirelessathlete.com https://november-project.com/2018-goals-by-vinnie¢-celebrating-30-by-visiting-30-tribes/ Boston Museum of Science https://www.mos.org https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VA3ndE42iJA http://wwcrew.org http://www.boilermaker.com This episode of HWYRT is sponsored by Health IQ, an insurance company that helps health conscious people get special life insurance rates. Learn more and get a free quote at www.healthiq.com/HWYRT
Welcome to the premiere episode of the Sauropod. The gang kicks things off with a Halloween party, discussing all things ghosts, goblins, ghouls, and Goulds. Scary stories and questions about being haunted abound, but that's not unusual - it's just the Sauropod, baby. Featuring Jazmin Gutierrez, Tom McCartan, Finn Wrisley, and Justin Zeppa. Twitter: @thesauropod Facebook: facebook.com/thesauropod Email: info@thesauropod.com
Someone won over $2 million in an event that drew tens of thousands of people to the Goulds area of St. John's in the last several weeks.... Chase the Ace! Angela is joined by Kelly-Anne Roberts, Reporter with NTV, with all the updates on this exciting day!
Jay Scott Outdoors Western Big Game Hunting and Fishing Podcast
Jay Scott is joined by Goulds turkey hunters, Chris Coffey, Ron Hagen and guide Hunter Haynes in Sonora Mexico. Listen as we recap the hunt. www.JayScottOutdoors.com Instagram @JayScottOutdoors http://gouldsturkeyhunt.com/ http://www.colburnandscottoutfitters.com/ Sponsors of the JSO Podcast goHUNT.com/Insider Get $50 KUIU gift Card when signing up by using "jayscott" promo code www.goHunt.com/jayscott http://www.kuiu.com/ http://www.phoneskope.com/ Use "jayscott16" promo code to get 10% off all products http://outdoorsmans.com/ Use "jayscott" promo code to get 10% off all Outdoorsmans Products
Jay Scott Outdoors Western Big Game Hunting and Fishing Podcast
In this Episode we discuss the recap of our second hunt in the 2017 Goulds Turkey Season. For more on our Goulds Turkey Hunts check out www.GouldsTurkeyHunt.com Download and Subscribe to "Jay Scott Outdoors Western Big Game Hunting and Fishing Podcast brought to you by goHUNT.com Insider" on iTunes or Podbean. It's FREE! www.JayScottOutdoors.com www.ColburnandScottOutfitters.com Instagram @JayScottOutdoors Sponsors of the JSO Podcast goHUNT.com/Insider Get $50 KUIU gift Card when signing up by using "jayscott" promo code www.goHunt.com/jayscott http://www.kuiu.com/ http://www.phoneskope.com/ Use "jayscott16" promo code to get 10% off all products http://outdoorsmans.com/ Use "jayscott" promo code to get 10% off all Outdoorsmans Products
Jay Scott Outdoors Western Big Game Hunting and Fishing Podcast
Listen to how a recent scouting trip for new Coues Deer and Goulds Turkey properties in Sonora, Mexico unfolded for Jay Scott. Download and Subscribe to "Jay Scott Outdoors Western Big Game Hunting and Fishing Podcast brought to you by goHUNT.com Insider" on iTunes or Podbean. It's FREE! www.JayScottOutdoors.com www.ColburnandScottOutfitters.com Instagram @JayScottOutdoors Sponsors of the JSO Podcast goHUNT.com/Insider Get $50 KUIU gift Card when signing up by using "jayscott" promo code www.goHunt.com/jayscott http://www.phoneskope.com/ Use "jayscott16" promo code to get 10% off all products http://outdoorsmans.com/ Use "jayscott" promo code to get 10% off all Outdoorsmans Products
In this special episode of Outdoor Adventures with Jayson I talk with Peter Muller, Public Relations Manager at The National Wild Turkey Federation (www.nwtf.org). In this show I discuss Pete’s background and we discuss in depth The National Wild Turkey Federation and the 2017 NWTF 41st Annual Convention & Sport Show. The show this year runs from February 15-19, 2017 in Nashville, TN at the Gaylord Opryland Resort and Convention Center. We discuss the growth of the convention, location and all the opportunities available at the convention. We discuss the Royal Slam and how there will be a seminar called Going for the Goulds hosted by Manuel Enriquez of El Halcon Outfitters (www.halconoutfitters.net) and Cally Morris of Hazel Creek Taxidermy (www.hazelcreekinc.com). We also discuss some of the many sponsors involved in the convention, with some being Cabela’s (www.cabelas.com), Bass Pro (www.basspro.com), Yeti (www.yeti.com), Mossy Oak (www.mossyoak.com), Zink Calls (www.zinkcalls), and the list goes on (please go to www.nwtf.com and look at the Convention tab. It really is a great list of sponsors). Please consider joining the National Wild Turkey Federation, dues are just $35 for the year (and that includes a free gift), but the magazine, and access to the convention for free. If you would like to contact Pete, you can email him directly at pmuller@nwtf.org. #NWTF, #NationalWildTurkeyFederation, #turkeyseason, #turkeyhunting, #countrylife, #savethehunt, #NomadOutdoors, ##AlpsOutdoorz, #Yeti, #MossyOak, #Cabelas, #BassPro
Hvorfor begyndte Gould med Goldberg-variationerne? Hvad er det for et stykke musik? Hvilke gemte koder er det, vi finder i det? Hvad havde Bach egentlig selv tænkt, det skulle bruges til? Og hvad betød Goulds indspilninger for vores forståelse af det? Pianisten Simone Dinnerstein måtte holde op med at lytte på Gould for at kunne høre selve musikken. Medvirkende: Simone Dinnerstein, Angela Hewitt, Ruth Tatlow, Paolo Pietropaolo.
Jay Scott Outdoors Western Big Game Hunting and Fishing Podcast
Join Western Big Game Hunting guide Jay Scott of GouldsTurkeyHunt.com: -As he guides two Hunters from Mississippi to their Royal Turkey Slams including 4 Gould's gobblers in one day-Actual audio hunt footage from the 4 hunts with gobbling turkeys, roosted turkeys, fly down -Greg and Jay breakdown all aspects and details of the huntDownload and Subscribe to "Jay Scott Outdoors Podcast" on iTunes or Podbean. It's FREE!www.JayScottOutdoors.com www.ColburnandScottOutfitters.comFollow on Instagram @JayScottOutdoors Go to www.GouldsTurkeyHunt.com to watch the actual live video of each hunt and see the awesome photos of Greg and Tally's Royal Slam Success! Download and Subscribe to "Jay Scott Outdoors Podcast" on iTunes or Podbean. It's FREE!
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Steve shares from Psalm 51 about the heart of the matter!
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Steve looks at the example of the kings within the Bible and God's amazing grace to deal with our inadequacies. [We apologise for the poor audio quality of this recording. Please bare with us as we have moved location for the summer resulting in adjustments to our PA system.]
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