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Hello there!In this episode of The Dairy Podcast Show, Dr. Mark Hanigan from Virginia Tech discusses the latest advancements in protein nutrition for dairy cattle, with a particular focus on amino acid requirements and the evolving understanding of optimal feeding strategies. Dr. Hanigan explains the significance of balancing amino acids to improve milk production efficiency and address environmental concerns. Tune in for more insights into how these practices can be implemented effectively on dairy farms. "Strategic amino acid supplementation is not just about cost, but about achieving the right balance for both productivity and environmental stewardship."Meet the guest: Dr. Mark Hanigan, a professor at Virginia Tech, has over 19 years of experience in the field of dairy science. He earned his Ph.D. in Animal Nutrition and an M.S. in Animal Science from UC-Davis, following a B.S. in Dairy Science from Iowa State University. Dr. Hanigan's extensive research focuses on optimizing dairy cattle nutrition, particularly in protein metabolism and amino acid requirements, making significant contributions to academic research and practical applications in the dairy industry.What you'll learn:(00:00) Highlight(01:57) Introduction  (06:18) Protein nutrition  (07:11) Amino acids  (10:19) First limiting amino acid  (16:27) Rumen-protected amino acids  (22:26) Cost-effectiveness of amino acids  (27:01) Final three questionsThe Dairy Podcast Show is trusted and supported by innovative companies like:* Adisseo- ICC- Diamond V- Acepsis- SmaXtec- Trouw Nutrition- Protekta- Volac- dsm-firmenich- Natural Biologics- Berg + SchmidtAre you ready to unleash the podcasting potential of your company?

Dr. Zimmerman presented a Real Science Lecture webinar on December 12th, 2023, titled “Not All Rumen-Protected Products Are Created Equal.” You can find the webinar recording at balchem.com/realscience.  Clay outlines four attributes of a good rumen-encapsulated product. They are feed and TMR stable, ruminal stable, nutrient bioavailability, and good efficacy biologically in the animal.  (6:21)Kari describes a TMR stability test that Balchem has been perfecting based on a paper published in 2016. One to two grams of a rumen-protected product (based on the nutrient composition) is mixed with a half pound of TMR in a Ziploc bag, then the mixture incubates for 0, 6, 12 or 24 hours (based on feeding 1x, 2x, or 3x per day). Once a sample is finished incubating, it's placed in a strainer bag in one liter of distilled water for one minute. Then, the amount of nutrient that was leached into the distilled water is measured. She describes some of the observations and trends they've seen from using this technique on different products. (8:24)Mark asks about the impact of abrasion during the mixing process on encap stability. Kari describes a mineral mix technique using a small ribbon and paddle mixer. In this case, 5-10 pounds of encap product are mixed with 90-95 pounds of a mineral mix for three minutes. Then a sample is analyzed for damage to the encap. Clay does not recommend pelleting any encapsulated product because that will only reduce efficacy. It may not be 100% damage, but it will be significant. (12:41)Scott asks about the freeze-thaw stability of encapsulates. Clay mentions that all of Balchem's encapsulated products are freeze-thaw stable. If a product is not, there will be cracks in the coating and some ruminal stability will be lost. (19:34)When it comes to ruminal stability, matrix encapsulates tend to have lower stability in the rumen, but it varies widely. Some have no ruminal stability; some lose less than 10% in the rumen. Encapsulation is a complex process and there are tradeoffs between some of the steps. For example, between TMR stability or rumen stability and bioavailability, the goal is to find the perfect mix of these to make a high-efficacy product on the farm. Kari describes a rumen stability test that can be conducted on-farm for protected choline and lysine products. Mark describes in situ experiments for rumen stability testing using small Dacron bags in rumen-cannulated animals. He mentions that creating an encap with high rumen stability and high intestinal digestibility is key.  (19:58)Bioavailability is key, but methodologies for assessing bioavailability are a limitation. Kari and Mark discuss the pros and cons of various in situ/in vivo techniques, including mobile bag, abomasal pulse dose, and stable isotope. (29:25)Clay mentions that in vitro techniques are a key piece to product development and testing, but may give erroneous results compared to in vivo testing. Kari describes an experiment she conducted with Mark comparing in vivo and in vitro techniques. She suggests that there may be an argument for creating specific in vitro tests built for different types of protected products.  For example, for a pH-sensitive product, a step mimicking abomasal enzymes would be important. For a fat-coated product, a step mimicking intestinal enzymes for fat breakdown would be important. Clay cautions that a product with only in vitro data should be regarded with skepticism. (44:25)Biological response in the animal is the key final step. Ultimately, you want independent, peer-reviewed data to prove the efficacy of a product. Mark reminds the audience that even if animals don't respond to a product, there are a host of different issues that could be causing that unrelated to the product being tested. Things like water quality, water quantity, stress, cow comfort - there's a whole laundry list of things to consider. (50:39)In closing, Kari recommends that when picking an encap product, ask for the research that hits the four pillars: TMR stability, rumen stability, bioavailability, and animal performance. Mark suggests that you can't make a bad encap good, but you can make a good encap bad if you aren't careful. Clay agrees that the more data, the better. Lastly, we need more work on the feed stability pillar which has been overlooked. It is a critical piece to encap products being effective in the field. (55:13)Please subscribe and share with your industry friends to invite more people to join us at the Real Science Exchange virtual pub table.  If you want one of our Real Science Exchange t-shirts, screenshot your rating, review, or subscription, and email a picture to anh.marketing@balchem.com. Include your size and mailing address, and we'll mail you a shirt.

This episode comes to you from the 2024 Tri-State Dairy Nutrition Conference, where Balchem sponsored a Real Science symposium titled “New Discussions in Amino Acid Nutrition.” Each of our guests presented at the symposium, and their presentations can be found at balchem.com/realsciencemediaDr. Van Amburgh presented “Amino Acid Nutrition for Maximizing Milk Component Yield.” When considering nitrogen efficiency, we generally compare intake nitrogen, which includes non-protein nitrogen, against milk nitrogen. In high producing cows, aggregate amino acid values are running about 70 to 73% efficiency. But when we work that up to total intake nitrogen, then we're down to 30 to 35% efficiency range. How do we reconcile ruminal nitrogen requirements to a point where we can optimize the capture of recycled nitrogen and reduce the amount of nitrogen that's being excreted in the urine? (2:27)Dr. Hanigan presented “Understanding Amino Acid Bioavailability.” Our current methods for measuring bioavailability don't all have the same precision. One of the classic methods, intestinal disappearance, has very low precision. Methods that rely on dilution of a marker or a label in blood or milk have much higher precision. Dr. Hanigan's lab has worked to modify a carbon-13 labeled amino acid method to allow for evaluating changes in the supply of amino acids in the diet.  (5:01)Dr. Lee presented “Current Understandings of Lysine Nutrition in Dairy Cattle.” Rumen-protected lysine has more variable responses than rumen-protected methionine or histidine. Amino acid requirements were developed based on the role of amino acids as the building blocks of protein. But there are many roles of amino acids which may influence their requirements. Dr. Lee suggests including that type of information in our modeling may increase the consistency of responses to feeding rumen-protected lysine. (11:24)Dr. Hristov presented “Histidine: A Limiting Amino Acid for Dairy Cows.” His group has worked with rumen-protected histidine to develop a dataset to define requirements. Microbial protein has considerably less histidine than methionine yet they are secreted at about the same level in milk and are metabolized similarly. All this together points to a higher histidine requirement. (18:02)The panelists agree that the advent of genomics have resulted in a rapid change in high producing cows and with that, their amino acid requirements (and other nutrients) are also changing. It's a challenge for feeding and nutrition programs to keep up with rapid genetic change. (21:02)A question was posed by the audience about how Dr. Van Amburgh used amino acids to increase butter fat. In the research he presented, the diets did not overfeed fat and fed a blend of fatty acids, and also increased the sugar and pulled back the starch. (28:35)A discussion of histidine follows, including its unique body reserves, its role in hemoglobin concentrations, and its potential impacts on metabolic energy efficiency (34:08)Dr. Zimmerman asks about plasma histidine in very early lactation cows. Dr. Hristov is currently conducting a fresh cow experiment to assess this. His hypothesis is that because of low dry matter intake and high metabolic demand for amino acids, there will be a response to histidine supplementation. Dr. Lee agrees and feels that the fresh cow stage may be one of the most practical ways we can utilize rumen-protected histidine (39:39)A question from the audience about the use of blood meal in lower protein diets sparks a spirited discussion among the panelists. (41:55)In closing, each panelist provides a takeaway. Responses range from bioavailability of rumen-protected products to challenges to progress for ruminant amino acid research to comparing biological potential and economic response. (46:58)Please subscribe and share with your industry friends to invite more people to join us at the Real Science Exchange virtual pub table.  If you want one of our Real Science Exchange t-shirts, screenshot your rating, review, or subscription, and email a picture to anh.marketing@balchem.com. Include your size and mailing address, and we'll get a shirt in the mail to you.

Life of Chance Podcast -  Ned Hanigan, Season 3 Episode 1Get to know your Wallabies This episode we get an insight into the life of Ned Hanigan.  Ned is a utility back row/lock for the Wallabies and the NSW Waratahs. Growing up in Coonamble, Central West NSW, Ned is a country boy. His passion for all things agriculture are big in his outside of rugby life. Moving to the big smoke in Sydney at St Josephs School in year 7, Ned developed as a rugby player going on to represent Australian Schoolboys (2013) and then into the Aus u20's gaining team MVP in 2015. Ned was offered his first full time team contract with the NSW Waratahs in 2016 and made his debut off the bench in the same year. 2017 saw Ned start 12 times with the Waratahs and also earn his debut for the Wallabies and the title of Rooke if the Year. Ned had a stint in Japan over 2020/21 playing for Karita Water Gush and spent a portion of 2023 playing for the well known Barbarians. Ned is a balanaced man who sees the responsibility he has to the youth who come to rugby union games as a role model and is a great giver back to the game. He has a wonderful balance in his life with outside of rugby passion and connection to back home. A really enjoyable chat, I hope you enjoy it! 

Rugby podcasters Brett McKay and Harry Jones are joined on The 8-9 Combo by NSW Waratahs lock/backrower Ned Hanigan fresh from their heartbreaking golden point loss to the Fijian Drua in Lautoka in Super Rugby Pacific over the weekend.   It was the latest in a line of ‘what if' games for the Waratahs in 2024, where their performances on the field aren't quite matched on the scoreboard or the competition standings, and Ned is refreshing in his honesty of where the Waratahs are just missing a trick or two. Plus the guys discuss World Rugby's recent moves in the “next steps in the process of reimagining rugby's entertainment factor”, and whether some of the tweaks are needed at all.   Social media: #89Combo Twitter: https://twitter.com/89combo Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/89combo/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@8-9Combo TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@89combopodcast   Brett: https://twitter.com/BMcSport Harry: https://twitter.com/HaribaldiJones   (Yes, Brett and Harry did used to host The Roar Rugby Podcast!)   Music from Uppbeat: https://uppbeat.io/track/oakvale-of-albion/extreme Voiceovers by Chookman + Amelia Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Ian Hanigan joins Ryan and Matthew to discuss the creation of local and regional PIO groups, AI, declining enrollment and budget cuts.

Imagine discovering hidden biases in your recruitment process that are hindering the diversity and potential of your workforce! Join us in this episode of Greenhouse: Inside Interviewing, as we unravel this issue with two industry leaders. Our guests Maury Hanigan CEO of SparcStart and Jenny Cotie Kangas Founder and Solution Architect for WhiteRock pick apart the complexities of bias and employment gaps, emphasizing the power of asking the right questions, and the importance of listening to diverse voices. Together, we unpack how strategic data analysis can unveil these biases, and why having a clear, shared understanding of bias is paramount.une in for an enlightening discussion on enhancing recruitment practices, fostering a diverse workforce, and cultivating healthier organizational cultures.Listen & Subscribe on your favorite platformApple | Spotify | Google | AmazonVisit us at RecruitingDaily for all of your recruiting, sourcing, and HR content.Follow on Twitter @RecruitingDaily Attend one of our #HRTX Events

This week we welcome Maury Hanigan of SparcStart Long before anyone was connecting the dots between traditional marketing and recruitment, Maury saw the enormous potential of bring boring job descriptions to life using video. We Cover: The secret sauce was making it easy, fast and fun.  Conversion increases by 60% Quality of applicants, people who are interested and qualified (you had me at qualified) Real people want to find their tribe - being authentic and not over produced AI can't express emotion like a human, recruitment can rest easy.

This week we welcome Maury Hanigan of SparcStart Long before anyone was connecting the dots between traditional marketing and recruitment, Maury saw the enormous potential of bring boring job descriptions to life using video. We Cover: The secret sauce was making it easy, fast and fun.  Conversion increases by 60% Quality of applicants, people who are interested and qualified (you had me at qualified) Real people want to find their tribe - being authentic and not over produced AI can't express emotion like a human, recruitment can rest easy.

This week we are talking with Bobby Hanigan, also known as bobbynutrition on social media. Bobby went from alcoholic to Life Coach and he now helps people stop emotionally eating by helping them understand themselves and their emotions. We discuss both Beth and Bobby's alcoholism and recovery as well as our relationship with food and the correlation between the two very similar, but very different, mental health struggles. If you struggle with emotional eating and want to understand why, then this episode is for you! Bobby coaches nutrition and mindset and helps to set people up for success not by providing diets and food plans but by helping them understand and fix their relationships with food and the circumstances that brought them to reaching out for assistance. Right now, CURED is extending an exclusive offer to you, our listeners. You can grab a bag of Serenity gummies for 20% off by visiting www.curednutrition.com/ctc and using coupon code “CTC” at checkout! Join our Patreon for monthly workouts, challenges, recipes, and to become part of the Cut The Crap Community! ⁠https://www.patreon.com/cutthecrappodcast⁠ Visit our website to learn more about us, contact us, inquire about sponsoring the show, and more: ⁠https://www.cutthecrappod.com/⁠ Follow us on Instagram: ⁠@cutthecrapwithbethandmatt Follow Bobby on Instagram: @bobbynutrition Like this episode? Why not share it with a friend! Send us a DM on Instagram to let us know what you think of this one, and with episode ideas! If we use your comment or suggestion, we'll give you a shoutout on the podcast!

Wallabies and Waratahs lock Ned Hanigan joined rugby experts Brett McKay and Harry Jones for one of the funniest pod chats yet covering Japanese menus, famous other Coonamble residents and road trips home, the importance of the tiniest details, the Waratahs very handy late-season form, and the true impact of online and social media comments and how they really do affect young players more than you think. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

How to become your own news resource. A fun and very informative interview with Ian Hanigan, the Chief Communications Officer for the Orange County Office of Education. Matt, Ryan, and Ian talk about creating a newsroom, website, best formats, how to obtain readers and reach, curating your own content, starting an email list, best video embedding sites, and much more!

Marcus chats with  Maury Hanigan, CEO of SparcStart about the power of video in the job advertising, outreach and recruiting process.Show notes to follow!

Welcome to Season 3 Episode 32 of the Pick & Drive Rugby Podcast! We are a family friendly, weekly podcast series; where our hosts Mitch and Ando discuss all things Australian Rugby Union! In this week's episode we are joined by current Wallaby and NSW Waratah hardman Ned Hanigan! We: Discuss Los Puma's victory over the Wallabies- 4 min 10 sec Review the All Blacks return to grace in their victory over the Springboks - 56 min 5 sec And much, much more! Follow us on Facebook, Instagram & Twitter - Get Involved! Contribute to the pod at: https://ko-fi.com/pickanddriverugby

Will Hanigan is one of those guys you meet that are truly running their own race, having grown up in the North West of Western Australia on a Pearl Farm, His adventures pearling and learning the business of pearls are quite uncanny and fascinating, His inquisitive nature has taken Will far from the shores of Western Australia, he's a spiritual being that's often taken swaths of life to further self-knowledge, and deepen his lust for life, his interest in history, the natural world and keeping himself in optimum physical shape makes for quite a refreshing points of view. Hope you enjoy Will and I's chat  Thanks Will 

You may have heard of Ned Hannigan, if not, he's a professional rugby player. His rugby career has taken him around the world, so far he's played more than 50 games for the Waratahs, 25 games for the Wallabies, the highest honour & spent a bit of time playing in Japan as well. But Ned's a bloke from the bush, home is at Pasadena, the family property not too far from Coonamble in NSW. In this chat we talk about the journey Ned's been on, where rugby has taken him and how his mindset and perspective has shifted around who he is and what he does. The culture within high performance teams Realising that the dream as a professional athlete was coming true The importance of trying your best Lessons in blocking out the external noise and being kind to yourself Separating who you are from what you do

Graeme Hanign (pictured) has an acute understanding of how and where the word "skeptic" should be employed and has "called out" Climate Conversations for the term's incorrect use. Graeme, who retired from a career in IT and retail to live in northern Victoria's Rushworth, and who is an active member of the Shepparton-based Goulburn Valey University of The Third Age, now spends considerable time and effort ensuring the preservation of what was Australia's first-ever solar project in the "Corner Country" on the far western edge of New South Wales. It was during the interview that Graeme mentioned his intent to read the most recent book, "Becoming a Critical Thinker", from a former Murchison woman, Sarah BIrrell Ivory, who lectures/teaches at the University of Edinburgh Business School. Sarah Birrell Ivory was a guest on Climate Conversations in March 2022. Enjoy "Music for a Warming World". Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/climateconversations --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/robert-mclean/message

Chris Hoyt catches up with SparcStart CEO, Maury Hanigan, to talk about the importance of diversity suppliers and a new project that's taking hold in our space to support that interest.

The dreaded application form process. Do you remember a time in which you applied for a job? Do you remember how much time it took to fill out a paper application or electronic one? I do, it mentally time consuming it is also a waste. Problems with application forms Time, depending on the job position it can take up to 2hrs to complete application form when your resume has all the information on it. Highest level of education posted first then scroll to the bottom of the page to find another question. Did you graduate from High School/GED? Upload resume then type up all the information in a 10 font box or type on a line that does not lineup. GPA & Transcripts -Why? What college did you attend? Did you get a degree? Federal Gov. applications can take up to 2 to 4 hrs. to fill out. (I mean don't they already have information on people) These are just a few problems there are more. Why are we still living in the past? Did you know that newspapers still advertised for jobs; people still read those. Candidates don't get the recruiting process at all. Why is it taking so long for this company to email me for the next step? It's been 2 hours with no word. I'll tell you why I am reading your life's story that's why? By the way it's the companies fault on this one. Hey companies the law enforcement are too busy to address the issue of the application form! You will not get arrested or go to jail. Problems recruiters run into Application forms too tiny to read. Reading through unrelated information such as college, degree, and reviewing transcripts that don't align with the job position. Aligning resume with application form Horrible non negotiable hiring managers (this should be #1) (Compliance) TIME Application forms are from the past No personality quiz questions ( this is not a dating site) Ideas in place of the application form Resume Candidates video with four questions RELATED to the position, and of course a bonus question about hobbies, etc. Remove the paper application process from companies and mom & pop shops save the trees, the forest critters will be quite happy and so will recruiters. P.S. Fix the problems and people could do small things and these things can get done.

The dreaded application form process. Do you remember a time in which you applied for a job? Do you remember how much time it took to fill out a paper application or electronic one? I do, it mentally time consuming it is also a waste. Problems with application forms Time, depending on the job position it can take up to 2hrs to complete application form when your resume has all the information on it. Highest level of education posted first then scroll to the bottom of the page to find another question. Did you graduate from High School/GED? Upload resume then type up all the information in a 10 font box or type on a line that does not lineup. GPA & Transcripts -Why? What college did you attend? Did you get a degree? Federal Gov. applications can take up to 2 to 4 hrs. to fill out. (I mean don't they already have information on people) These are just a few problems there are more. Why are we still living in the past? Did you know that newspapers still advertised for jobs; people still read those. Candidates don't get the recruiting process at all. Why is it taking so long for this company to email me for the next step? It's been 2 hours with no word. I'll tell you why I am reading your life's story that's why? By the way it's the companies fault on this one. Hey companies the law enforcement are too busy to address the issue of the application form! You will not get arrested or go to jail. Problems recruiters run into Application forms too tiny to read. Reading through unrelated information such as college, degree, and reviewing transcripts that don't align with the job position. Aligning resume with application form Horrible non negotiable hiring managers (this should be #1) (Compliance) TIME Application forms are from the past No personality quiz questions ( this is not a dating site) Ideas in place of the application form Resume Candidates video with four questions RELATED to the position, and of course a bonus question about hobbies, etc. Remove the paper application process from companies and mom & pop shops save the trees, the forest critters will be quite happy and so will recruiters. P.S. Fix the problems and people could do small things and these things can get done.

The Rohny Award is given at our live I Survived Real Estate events to a real estate educator or mentor that has impacted the real estate investment market and many careers along the way. To receive this award not only means that you are a great mentor, but it also means that you are of the greatest integrity possible. Ward Hanigan or Uncle Ward as he is known to many in the real estate world, is a full-time foreclosure specialist and trainer in San Diego County. He brings you over 37 years of real estate experience, with a degree in Economics and a Doctorate in Law.  He has worked in California's foreclosure market exclusively since 1982, and as a consequence he has extensive experience finding cash, researching title, handling evictions, rehabbing, reselling, consulting, and is a “one-on-one” trainer and mentor to some of the most successful foreclosure practitioners in the Western United States.The Norris Group originates and services loans in California and Florida under California DRE License 01219911, Florida Mortgage Lender License 1577, and NMLS License 1623669.  For more information on hard money lending, go www.thenorrisgroup.com and click the Hard Money tab.Video LinkRadio Show

The Rohny Award is given at our live I Survived Real Estate events to a real estate educator or mentor that has impacted the real estate investment market and many careers along the way. To receive this award not only means that you are a great mentor, but it also means that you are of the greatest integrity possible. Ward Hanigan or Uncle Ward as he is known to many in the real estate world, is a full-time foreclosure specialist and trainer in San Diego County. He brings you over 37 years of real estate experience, with a degree in Economics and a Doctorate in Law.  He has worked in California's foreclosure market exclusively since 1982, and as a consequence he has extensive experience finding cash, researching title, handling evictions, rehabbing, reselling, consulting, and is a “one-on-one” trainer and mentor to some of the most successful foreclosure practitioners in the Western United States.The Norris Group originates and services loans in California and Florida under California DRE License 01219911, Florida Mortgage Lender License 1577, and NMLS License 1623669.  For more information on hard money lending, go www.thenorrisgroup.com and click the Hard Money tab.Video LinkRadio Show

Ward Hanigan is a full-time foreclosure specialist and real estate investor based in San Diego County with over 40 years of real estate experience. He's trained some of the most successful and experienced real estate investors and trustee sale buyers. At 80 years old, he's still chasing deals and loves what he calls Ding-Bat Rentals. He's a perfect example of backing into a unique niche that no one else wants, and finds unique ways to attract tenants with an average lease-up of 25 years! He's also recently discovered accessory dwelling units and he's got new ideas he's exploring. Get your questions answered on the upcoming show by posting your questions in our community: https://bit.ly/ddre-34​00:00​ The Data Driven Real Estate Podcast Welcomes Ward Hanigan, Founder of Foreclosureforum.com00:04​ From A&W Franchisee to stocks to foreclosure investing, Ward shares his unusual journey into real estate investing14:37​ Why Ward got into foreclosure investing18:25​ Ding-Bat rentals and senior housing23:44​ What is a wrap-around deed of trust or all-inclusive deed of trust? 26:44​ Why one-bedroom homes for seniors work best30:07​ Properties selling cheap because nobody wants them35:16​ Using other peoples' land to build ADUs for rentals36:15​ Building accessory dwelling units for seniors42:56​ Unique ways of connecting with section 8 seniors for future housing vacancies

This is Stephen Schmidt from the Gazette digital news desk and I'm here with your update Tuesday, January 5. Tuesday's forecast looks to be similar to Monday's weather. According to the National Weather Service, there could be another round of patchy fog before 9 a.m. in the Cedar Rapids area, so be careful on your morning commute. After this it will be a high of 29 degrees with sunny skies and a calm wind. It will become increasingly cloudy Tuesday night into Wednesday, and cloudy it is predicted to remain for several days after. Iowa reported 42 more deaths from COVID-19 on Monday, bringing the state's death toll to 3,992 so far. Hospitalizations and new cases have continued to drop, which continues a good news trend in the state. One thing to watch out for is a high positivity rate, still, with approximately 44 percent of those tested for the novel coronavirus coming out positive on Monday. The boom in cases and hospitalizations that followed late last year coincided with Iowa having one of the highest positivity rates in the nation in October and November. Police announced Monday that an 18-year-old woman who was shot on Dec. 22 in southwest Cedar Rapids was declared “legally deceased” four days later — on Dec. 26. The Cedar Rapids Police Department identified the woman as Marisa Doolin of Cedar Rapids. Doolin was found at 3:25 p.m. Dec. 22 in a second-floor apartment at 2110 Westdale Dr. SW, police said. Investigators said she had sustained a life-threatening gunshot wound. No arrests have been made, police said, and an investigation is ongoing. The police department also released the identity of the first recorded homicide in Cedar Rapids in 2021. Police identified Sunday's fatal shooting victim who was declared dead at Mercy Medical Center as Jayson Lee Jones, 21, of Cedar Rapids. According to police, Jones was shot at a residence at 818 11th Ave. SE. Jones was taken by private vehicle to the hospital at about 2:16 a.m., where he was pronounced dead a short time later. Police have not released details as to what happened leading up to the shooting, but an investigation is underway. To celebrate the 2020 centennial of the Iowa state park system, the Department of Natural Resources planted at least 100,000 trees last year , nearly triple the number planted in a typical year. The milestone planting commemorated not only the 100th anniversary of the state park system, but also the centennial of the National Association of State Foresters. Members of the association participated in the 2020 Centennial Challenge to plant millions of trees across the United States. The native Iowa trees were supplied by the https://nursery.iowadnr.gov/ (State Forest Nursery) and planted in Iowa's four state forests, dozens of wildlife management areas and 23 of its state parks, according to Emma Hanigan, urban forestry coordinator. In addition to DNR funds, the plantings were aided by a grant from the Arbor Day Foundation. Hanigan estimated the grant covered the internal production costs of about 55,200 seedlings. This briefing is sponsored in part by Corridor Careers.  Are you looking for a job? https://www.corridorcareers.com/ (CorridorCareers.com) is a resource to local job seekers where they can get job tips, sign up for local job alerts, build a resume and more. Check it out at https://www.corridorcareers.com/ (CorridorCareers.com).

The CandEs Shop Talk Podcast welcomes Maury Hanigan, CEO of SparcStart and Amplify, a platform to create, share, distribute and manage recruiting and employer branding videos — and a proud Candidate Experience Awards sponsor. Listen in on how improving candidate experience impacts recruiting and the business bottom line.

Andrew Swain was lucky enough to chat with a couple of the men in gold. Ned Hanigan talks us through his comeback to the Wallabies jersey, and how he overcame concussion earlier in the year. Noah Lolesio is yet to make his debut but is soaking up being in the Wallabies environment. Harry Wilson has looked at home in gold, and is relishing the opportunity to learn from some of the best.

October is domestic violence awareness month. This episode isn't a true crime story. This is the first two chapters of my book, One Moment. One of the characters in the story is escaping an abusive relationship. While this story is a fictional one, there are many people who are living in domestic violence situations daily. For the entire month of October, 100% of all profits made from my book will be donated to thehotline.org. This is the link to Amazon to order a copy of my book, One Moment.The hotline.org is a 24/7 hotline for anyone going though domestic violence situations. Here is the direct link to Thehotline.org.As mentioned in the episode, here is the link to author T.L. Hanigan's book, The Elevator. Thank you for listening and thank you for all the support!

The Norris Group's Legacy Series is interviews with I Survived Real Estate Rohny Award winners.  Next up in the 2020 series is foreclosure specialist and educator Ward Hanigan.  The Rohny Award is given every year to a real estate educator or mentor that has impacted the real estate investment market and many careers along the way.Ward Hanigan is a full-time foreclosure specialist and trainer in San Diego County. He brings you over 37 years of real estate experience, with a degree in Economics and a Doctorate in Law. He has worked in California's foreclosure market exclusively since 1982, and as a consequence he has extensive experience finding cash, researching title, handling evictions, rehabbing, reselling, consulting, and is a “one-on-one” trainer and mentor to some of the most successful foreclosure practitioners in the Western United States.Bruce and Ward talk about how Ward got started md shares some heart felt stories that shaped his life and decisions. The Norris Group originates and services loans in California and Florida under California DRE License 01219911, Florida Mortgage Lender License 1577, and NMLS License 1623669.  For more information on hard money lending, go www.thenorrisgroup.com and click the Hard Money tab.Video LinkRadio Show

On episode 351, Super Geek Beka Hanigan joins me to review her Disney World trip with her newbie Husband and Step Daughter. Featuring: Port Orleans Riverside Royal Room 50’s Prime Time Cafe Tusker House San Angel Inn Cinderella’s table Ackersheus Be Our Guest Splurges Experiences Spirit of Aloha Flight of Passage Tips from late night flights Typhoon Lagoon My advice and favorites for her next Adult Only trip Contribute to the show at www.patreon.com/geekinonwdw Email me at curt.stone@GeekinOnWDW.com Reach Momma and Auntie Judy for trip planning – TravelinTiaras@gmail.com

Emily Hanigan is creatively drawn towards color, simple design, eco-friendly products, and art that gives her peace or makes her smile. She is inspired by other artists who have made it their goal to fearlessly take charge of their own creativity and life. Home design, playing the piano and comedy are also her jam. Hanigan started her art career as a college student and received her BFA in Art Education from Boise State University in 2011. She creates artwork that is influenced by her surroundings, individual perception of the world and specific life experiences. In exploring these elements, she is searching for a state of personal contentment. Each brush stroke and mark made is an extension of herself. Often utilizing layers, she examines the variety of ways we live and the variety of paths our lives can take. In her free time, you’ll also find her playing card games with her wife while their corgi-lab chills nearby.

Steve Carney talks about having to ask the difficult questions to players in the clubhouse, and the one time that he asked James Shields the wrong question at the wrong time, and the consequences it brought for him.

Chance led Graeme Hanigan (pictured) and his wife Tina to what was the world's first solar powered commercial operation at White Cliffs in far western New South Wales.Since stumbling across the then mothballed solar power station, Graeme has worked with others to ensure that this vital piece of Australia's history and heritage is being preserved.Graeme talked with Climate Conversations about "the project" and why he is interested this seemingly remote solar power station after coming back to shore after another day as volunteer at Shepparton's Victoria Park Lake with Sailabilty.Graeme has not allowed the importance of the remarkable solar farm go unnoticed and the town's youth, and it hasn't as the local school has made a short film entitled "Blackout" that explores what has been happening at White Cliffs.

What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas. Aujourd'hui, à l'Histoire nous le dira, la ville du vice, Las Vegas en chaire et en dollars. Las Vegas prend aujourd'hui le titre officieux de « Sin City » (capitale du péché), nichée au cœur du Nevada, où le désert inhospitalier n'invite pas à s'établir, est loin de prétendre à ce titre en 1829 quand un voyageur nommé Rafael Rivera découvre, au milieu de l'immense désert du Nevada, une oasis qu'il nomme Las Vegas (« les vallées fertiles »). Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/hndl Avec: Laurent Turcot, professeur en histoire à l'Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières, Canada Abonnez-vous à ma chaine: https://www.youtube.com/c/LHistoirenousledira Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/histoirenousledira Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/turcotlaurent Les vidéos sont utilisées à des fins éducatives selon l'article 107 du Copyright Act de 1976 sur le Fair-Use. Pour aller plus loin: J. Hanigan, Fantasy City. Pleasure and Profit in the postmodern metropolis, New York, Routledge, 1998. Leroy Ashby, With Amusement for All. A History of America popular culture since 1830, Lexington, University Press of Kentucky, 2006. Ibrahim Warde, « Las Vegas, capitale du péché lucratif », Le Monde diplomatique, Août 2000. Maria Gravari-Barbas, « La leçon de Las Vegas : le tourisme dans la ville festive », Géocarrefour, Vol. 76 n°2, 2001, pp. 159-165 #histoire #documentaire #lasvegas

Welcome back to the Y.E.S. Fitness "Longevity" Podcast Episode 64. Today we have special guest Maribeth H who has overcome physical and emotional obstacles just to step foot in Y.E.S. Fitness. In only three months as a member, she's already moving better, feeling better and sleeping better. Listen to hear how Maribeth has overcome many obstacles to make sustainable lifestyle changes. She's beginning to live life the way she chooses. If you need help putting together a well balanced program call me at Y.E.S. Fitness 860-673-4293. We offer remote coaching. https://www.yesfitnessct.com/remote-coaching If you like this podcast, click below for additional episodes: https://www.yesfitnessct.com/y-e-s-fitness-longevity-podcast-home-page

Climate change will have a massive impact on humanity. The changes will be many and diverse, and the health of people all around the globe stands to be greatly impacted in a number of major ways. Sources: Books - A Farewell to Ice: A Report from the Arctic. Peter Wadhams Reports - State of the Climate 2018. CSIRO and Australian Government Bureau of Meteorology Journal Articles - Bambrick, H., Dear, K., Woodruff, R., Hanigan, I. & McMichael, A. (2008). The impacts of climate change on three health outcomes: temperature-related mortality and hospitalisations, salmonellosis and other bacterial gastroenteritis, and population at risk from dengue. Garnaut Climate Change Review, 2008. Bambrick, H. J., Woodruff, R. E. & Hanigan, I. C. climate change could threaten blood supply by altering the distribution of vector-borne disease: an Australian case-study. Global Health Action 2009. Websites - Desertification and flooding among the consequences of the greenhouse effect. Iberdrola. https://www.iberdrola.com/environment/greenhouse-effects-consequences-and-impacts Climate Change Primer. Warm Heart. https://warmheartworldwide.org/climate-change/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIgfS6gbPG5QIVmpntCh3LjQlaEAAYASAAEgJeivD_BwE CO2 and Ocean Acidification: Causes, Impacts, Solutions. Union of Concerned Scientists. https://www.ucsusa.org/resources/co2-and-ocean-acidification Warming rivers make marked contribution to global greenhouse gas levels. Science Daily. https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2018/07/180718143053.htm The underestimated danger of a breakdown of the Gulf Stream System. RealClimate. http://www.realclimate.org/index.php/archives/2017/01/the-underestimated-danger-of-a-breakdown-of-the-gulf-stream-system/ What are the effects of climate change? MyClimate. https://www.myclimate.org/information/faq/faq-detail/detail/News/what-are-the-effects-of-climate-change/ France takes steps to avoid repeat of deadly 2003 heat wave. France24. https://www.france24.com/en/20150701-france-paris-heat-wave-alert-deadly-2003-summer-guidelines

How do you use video in recruiting? As an industry culture first dominated by phone and then email, we recruiters can be awfully slow in adopting new ways to interact with candidates and clients.  Here's some usse Cases of Video Tech - Enriched job descriptions - Enhanced outreach messaging - Authentic employer branding - Video messages rather than Audio only voicemail - Asynch video interview - And more Adam and I will be examining Video in Tech this week, along with reviewing last week's brainfood and the chat in the fb group. We'll be joined by experts in video Maury Hanigan, Nicolas Mirail and Mark Lundgren.  Follow the channel here (recommended)

Excerpts from a recent RecTech LIVE webinar with Maury Hanigan, the CEO of SparcStart a recruitment video platform. Lean about her background, hear her thoughts on recruitment marketing and more. Episode sponsored by WorkHere.com and Emissary.ai

The CandEs Shop Talk Podcast welcomes Maury Hanigan, CEO of Sparc, enhancing your job descriptions and attracting the right candidates — and a proud Candidate Experience Awards Sponsor. Listen in on how improving candidate experience impacts recruiting and the business bottom line.

The CandEs Shop Talk Podcast welcomes Maury Hanigan, CEO of Sparc, a recruiting platform that changes how employers market their positions and engage candidates — and a proud Candidate Experience Awards sponsor. Listen in on how improving candidate experience impacts recruiting and the business bottom line.

If you know an entrepreneur, they'll tell you that being in business for yourself is a pretty lonely existence.  Many people say they want to own their own business, but only a small fraction of people actually do, so it's difficult to find other entrepreneurs who understand the struggle.   For this reason, we are using the platform of our podcast to connect with and give exposure to entrepreneurs in our community that we vibe with.  This week, we highlight Daniel Johnson, one half of the Hanigan and Johnson orthodontics practice in our local community.   Through his practice, Daniel recently built a commercial building from the ground up.  Daniel also tells his personal story, touching on his missionary work in South America, his military service, and how he found his partner to start his practice shortly after orthodontics school.   Karen and Daniel have a number of things in common, which we explore in the episode.  They are both triathletes, and they both use their businesses as a vehicle to give back to the communities they serve.   You can find Hanigan & Johnson at www.straighttooth.com or you can call the office at 832-777-7001.

Ryan Hanigan and Charlie Blackmon went deep and the bullpen was sensational as the Rockies won their 6th straight game. Manager Bud Black and Hanigan break down the team's 5-3 win.

Dr Hanigan presented an argument against considering amino acid and protein in the traditional weakest link or single limiting aa hypothesis. He proposed that we consider it rather a leaky bucket with, perhaps, multiple aa shortfalls limiting efficiency and productivity.

Discussion with Sparc president, Maury Hanigan, about how improving candidate experience impacts recruiting and the business for the better.

This week on RSB we talk a tough week for the Red Sox. We talk Joe Kelly's quick demotion, what happens when they need a number five starter again, Hanigan and Swihart going to the DL and so much more! We end the show going arounf the MLB for some big news and we give our predictions for the week ahead!

This week on RSB we talk Pablo Sandoval to the DL and Jared defends the big man. We also sing the praises of Christian Vazquez and revisit the battle of Vazquez v Swihart! Hanigan might actually get the most praise in this (really!).  We also recap the week that was as well as preview the upcoming week! Jared makes a bold statement about this week's games!

#104 What's Thanksgiving without a slice of warm pie at the end of dinner? This week the gang reminisces about the 1999 teenage sex romp "American Pie". They also try and decide what's grosser: Drinking beer full of semen, scarfing down a turd, eating doughnuts full of dog spunk, or a little blood on your pants.   Category: Movies

Dawn Hanigan is a mom to four boys ranging from a college student all the way down to a toddler. In this episode, she speaks with warmth and wisdom about her homeschool journey, her love of nature and seasonal living, and her incredible file crate system, and she shares the perspective she has gained from experiencing every stage of homeschooling, from teaching very little ones to graduating a senior.  Enjoy!

Alex talks about another busy week for the Red Sox inside this edition of "Without a Curse," as the team continues to wheel and deal. Will Middlebrooks was shipped to the Padres for back-up catcher Ryan Hanigan last week, and Alex says the trade is far more about what Middlebrooks wasn't in Boston than what Hanigan could be. Even with the scarcity of power in baseball, the Red Sox traded Middlebrooks for a spare part. That's a damning commentary on him. Alex also looks at the state of the Red Sox entering 2015, and tries to determine whether this is a playoff team as currently constructed. The Padres' aggressiveness is discussed in the "Around the League" segment along with the implications of the U.S.' normalized relations with Cuba for MLB. Will Cuba become another Dominican Republic? Thanks for listening to the show for all of 2014. This is a labor of love, and listeners like you make all of the work worth it. The next edition of "Without a Curse" will be published on Monday, January 5.