Podcast appearances and mentions of hannah thomas

Hannah Thomas paints dreamlike, abstract landscapes full of weird biomorphic shapes, hybrid creatures and visceral body parts full of symbols and metaphor. In this episode, she talks about her previous career as a photographer shooting rock musicians, why she gave up photography for painting, her instinctive process often inspired by music, her interest in Absurdism,... Continue Reading →

CLIMATE ACTION SHOWAPRIL 21ST 2025Produced by Vivien Langford "YOU ARE NOT ALONE"This episode of the Climate Action Show is part of the 89%Project, an initiative of the global journalism collaboration Covering Climate Now. The idea is that although between 80 and 89% of people worldwide want more effective climate ACTION they do not know that they are the majority. At the National Press Club Lunchin April, Greens Leader Adam Bandt reassured voters concerned about the climate crisis, by repeating... "You are not alone." Knowing that we are the majority could create a social tipping point that motivates action.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y69TTh__Npw With the headlines predicting minority goverment after the coming election, we explore what a hung parliament might achieve taking the urgency of the 89% to those who want to keep business as usual. 1.We will hear extracts from Allegra Spender's Climate speech in Parliament in May Allegra urges the government to get off fossil fuels, to stop opening new coal and gas projects, and to move as quickly as possible to renewables. She criticises the Labor Government's lack of a future gas strategy. She argues that their increase of fossil fuel projects creates more climate pollution and is a great disappointment for those who hoped for better.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sTodgadZupg  2. Nick Ward standing for the Greens against Independent Allegra Spender in the Sydney Seat of WentworthOur community is facing significant challenges, from housing affordability to the pressing need for climate action. The scourge of racism and antisemitism will weigh heavily on this campaign. I believe in proactive, evidence-based solutions that address these issues head-on. I aim to bring a fresh perspective to Wentworth, advocating for Greens policies that reflect our shared values of fairness, sustainability, and community well-being. 3. Hannah Thomas standing for the Greens against the PM in the Sydney seat of GrayndlerIn 2022 she wrote in Independent Australia"Tuesday was also a heartbreaking day for the most vulnerable of individuals, children, standing up against the state in the courts of the colony. The Full Federal Court unanimously overturned an earlier finding that the Minister for the Environment has a duty to take reasonable care to avoid causing personal injury to children when deciding to approve a coal mine extension.The decision was essentially a green light to the Government and corporations to continue wrecking the climate in the face of overwhelming evidence that doing so would have catastrophic consequences for children.All of the evidence of the existential threat posed by climate change, and the fact that climate change is caused by fossil fuels, was accepted by the Court. And yet, the Minister for the Environment, who holds enormous power and discretion to perpetuate climate change, was found to owe nothing to the children whose futures are being irreparably harmed by climate change.I have no doubt that any number of legal experts would be able to defend each of these decisions based on the most sophisticated of technical arguments. But who cares about finessed points of law when ultimately, these decisions are all patently unjust to anyone with a functioning moral compass?" 4. Music by Eskimo Joe "Say Something" " https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mtWeAspTz0g   

Motivated by issues such as the ongoing housing crisis and workers' rights, lawyer turned aspiring MP Hannah Thomas is looking to unseat the Prime Minister in Sydney's inner west. In this episode of The Lawyers Weekly Show, host Jerome Doraisamy speaks with a former lawyer and the Greens candidate for the electorate of Grayndler, Hannah Thomas, about the different roles she held as a lawyer, what such varied legal experience taught her, her upbringing in Malaysia and eventual move to Australia as an international student, and how experiences with racism have helped form her views. Thomas also discusses her thoughts on the ongoing housing crisis, cost-of-living crisis, and workers' rights, how these issues impact younger Australians, the importance of having minority government in Australia, her interactions with voters in the PM's electorate, running as a young candidate, and why more young lawyers and non-lawyers can and should put their hands up for service. If you like this episode, show your support by  rating us or leaving a review on Apple Podcasts (The Lawyers Weekly Show) and by following Lawyers Weekly on social media: Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn. If you have any questions about what you heard today, any topics of interest you have in mind, or if you'd like to lend your voice to the show, email editor@lawyersweekly.com.au for more insights!

Hannah and I are launching a series of episodes highlighting women in the whiskey industry. We kick off this series by Hannah briefly sharing her experience of working for local and international distilleries in various markets; and introducing our future guests' diverse backgrounds in spirits and whiskey.Guest: Hannah ThomasHost: Jake HukeeListen to more episodes and read stories at keyinthelake.comKey In The Lake

Hanna is Geohazard & Ground Engineer at Geovert, a world leader in natural hazard mitigation solutions. She is a self-proclaimed rock and dirt nerd working in the world of geohazards and ground improvement.

In this episode of The Ground Investigation Podcast, Michael Taylor sits down with Hannah Thomas, a geotechnical engineer with a passion for exploration, both in the field and in professional growth. From her first helicopter drilling project in Oregon to her belief in the power of LinkedIn as the modern Rolodex, Hannah shares her unique experiences and actionable advice for geotechnical and geological professionals. What You'll Learn in This Episode: Memorable Projects: Hannah recounts her most challenging and rewarding project—a helicopter drilling expedition that pushed her out of her comfort zone and taught her invaluable field skills. The Role of Social Media: How platforms like LinkedIn can act as a digital Rolodex to grow your network, open career opportunities, and even attract clients. Career Advice: Insights for students and early-career engineers on trying new roles, building connections, and staying adaptable in a constantly evolving industry. Demystifying Geotechnical Engineering: Hannah explains the field in simple terms, from understanding the soil beneath a building to ensuring stability for dams and hillsides. Mentorship and Growth: The value of mentors in shaping your skills and how stepping out of your comfort zone can lead to tremendous personal and professional growth. Highlights: Helicopter drilling and safety lessons learned in Oregon. Why every engineer should start building their LinkedIn network early. Practical tips for explaining geotechnical engineering to non-professionals. How to find inspiration and knowledge by following industry leaders. Who Should Listen: This episode is perfect for: Geotechnical and geological engineers at all career stages. Students exploring engineering career paths. Professionals interested in networking and personal branding. Anyone curious about the adventures and challenges of fieldwork. Resources and Mentions: Connect with Hannah Thomas on LinkedIn Woman in Mining Follow Shelby Yee of Rockmass for inspiration. Subscribe to the show to join our host, Michael Taylor, as he continues to explore the intricacies of running a business in the ground investigation industry, bringing geological experts to share their wisdom, insights, and plans for the future, and shedding light on what they believe will enhance the ground investigation industry moving forward. Don't forget to stay connected by visiting https://girec.co.uk/.

Wichtige Mitteilung zum Thema Erstattungsfähigkeit in der Gesetzlichen Krankenversicherung (GKV)Derzeit bestehen rechtliche Unsicherheiten über die Erstattungsfähigkeit bestimmter Verbandmittel, was auch die folgenden Coloplast-Produkte betrifft: Biatain® Ag SchaumverbandBiatain® Silicone AgBiatain® Alginate AgBiatain® Ibu SchaumverbandComfeel PurilonColoplast geht aktuell davon aus, dass die gesetzlichen Krankenkassen diese Produkte ab dem 2. Dezember 2024 nicht mehr als erstattungsfähig behandeln und eine Kostenerstattung ablehnen werden. Privat Krankenversicherte sind aktuell davon nicht betroffen. Dennoch empfehlen wir, die Kostenübernahme mit den Privatkassen vorab abzuklären. Coloplast arbeitet vor diesem Hintergrund daran, die GKV-Erstattungsfähigkeit verbindlich feststellen zu lassen. Eine Übergangslösung könnte bereits im 1. Quartal 2025 gefunden werden. Bis dahin möchten wir Sie auf andere Coloplast-Produkte verweisen, die eine Versorgungsalternative für die Patient:innen mit exsudierenden und infizierten Wunden* darstellen:Biatain® Silicone - Absorbiert Wundexsudat sowie KeimeBiatain® Superabsorber - Bindet Bakterien und MMPsBiatain® Fiber - Bindet 99,60 % der Keime**Allrinse® - Für eine effektive Wundreinigung, zerstört BiofilmFalls Sie Fragen zu der aktuellen Erstattungsfähigkeit der Coloplast Produkte haben, stehen wir Ihnen zur Verfügung. Sie erreichen uns unter folgender Rufnummer: 040 669807-77.* Bspw. können Biatain® Silicone und Biatain® Superabsorber nach Ermessen des Arztes bei Patienten mit lokaler oder systemischer Infektion eingesetzt werden.** In-vitro-Untersuchung. Lotte Stoklund, Henrik Fallesen, Hannah Thomas, Samantha Westgate, Adoracion Pegalajar-Jurado: Investigating the Bacteria Binding Properties of a CMC-Fiber Wound Dressing In Vitro, 2022, UK.PS: Kennst Du schon unseren Newsletter? Melde Dich jetzt an und wir halten Dich auf dem Laufenden mit Wissenswertem rund um das Thema Wundversorgung.Jetzt anmelden!

Hannah Thomas joins the show to share her road of representing whiskey brands in Denver to New York and now in Chicago. Hannah was one of the first US employees for Stauning, and she's done an incredible job building this stylish Danish Whisky in the States. Listen to her and Stauning's story here.Guest: Hannah ThomasHost: Jake HukeeListen to more episodes and read stories at keyinthelake.comKey In The Lake

On Saturday, May 18, we were live at Slightly Toasted recording our annual World Whisky Day event. in Part 1, we spoke with Brett Bauer of Marussia Beverages about Hatozaki Japanese Whisky. Then Hannah Thomas and Ali Reynolds of Stauning Whisky dropped by to educate us on this great Danish whisky, and to wrap up, Kelli Nakagama, President of Women Who Whiskey Chicago, shares the first ever Jack Daniels Barrel Proof Rye Single Barrel to market.Guests: Brett Bauer, Ali Reynolds, Hannah Thomas & Kelli Nakagama Host: Jake Hukee, Matt Brown, & John ChesneyListen to more episodes and read stories at keyinthelake.comKey In The Lake

Qualitative data indicate guaranteed income programs—which provide cash directly to beneficiaries—provide real stability to people in need. But, while we wait for the quantitative data to come in, the jury's still out on how to maximize this approach. What do we still have to learn about cash transfers as a means of empowering people, and can making payments directly to households be a more effective way of providing rent subsidies? Dr. Jill Khadduri and Dr. Hannah Thomas discuss the outstanding questions in the latest episode of The Intersect.

The Falls City High School Beavers and Beaverettes competed in the UIL Area 29/30 2A track meet in Falls City on April 11 with several athletes performing their personal best marks or times. Those placing first-through-fourth will advance to the Region IV 2A track meet in Kingsville, April 19-20. Varsity girls Shot put – 1st Cayla Albers, 3rd Katelyn Bordovsky, 8th Kashiya Johnson Discus – 1st Cayla Albers, 5th Marilena Neidenberger Triple jump – 6th Kaci Moczygemba, 7th Libby Lee Long jump – 7th Haley Gordon High jump – 6th Kaci Moczygemba 3200-meter run – 6th Hannah Thomas, 8th Abby...Article Link

Hannah is one of our amazing patients here at Nuvitru Wellness + our discovery call really stuck out to me when we did it. She was SO ready for a change and was so open to doing whatever it takes - not only to prove herself she could do it, but to everyone else. We are EXTREMELY proud of how far she's come + so excited for still what's to come. In this episode we talk about: Her emotional and mental health before starting this journey. How she is using other's disbelief in her for fuel for her making her the best version of herself What her struggles + WINS are. How she stays healthy while traveling for work Weight loss wins Her favorite lab New Years Goals   Ready to work with us 1:1? You know, stop the guess work? Let's go! Request a free phone call HERE with me to see how we can help you! Want to join a community where you can ask questions (uncensored, unlike Facebook?) Join our community here! Connect with us on Instagram + TikTok (@nuvitruwellness) + YouTube! If you're a power woman (aka baddie entrepreneur or climbing up the corporate ladder), find our other podcast called Power Women Wellness. We dive into successful women's health routines and habits that help them uplevel in their life!

If you think Geotech Engineers only “play in the dirt,” think again! The field has many paths you can choose, from field work to office work…all the way to sales and software!

Adam Hart investigates a frenzied and voracious fish from South America – the piranha! Said to be able to strip their prey to the bone in mere minutes, there are plenty of gruesome tales about the bubbling bloodbaths that occur when shoals of these hardy fish feed in the freshwaters across South America - from up in Venezuela in the Orinoco River, to the Amazon and down to the Paraná River in Argentina. What role did former United States President Theodore Roosevelt have in creating the piranha's fearsome reputation? And is this reputation misguided? Adam hears what piranhas are really like, both in the wild and in captivity. He learns about how these fish hunt, the impact that humans are having on them and tries to establish if they really are as bloodthirsty as we've been led to believe. Contributors: Marcelo Ândrade is a professor at the Federal University of Maranhão in Brazil. He researches the environments that piranha live in and their behaviour, as well as plastic ingestion by piranhas. Hannah Thomas is the aquarium team manager at Chester Zoo in the UK where they care for 40 red-bellied piranhas. Presenter: Professor Adam Hart Producer: Jonathan Blackwell Editor: Holly Squire Production Coordinator: Jonathan Harris Studio Manager: Neva Missirian (Photo: Red-Bellied Piranha, Credit: Ed Reschke via Getty Images)

The District Cross Country meet was held Oct. 7 in Falls City. Falls City runners brought their best. Results from Oct. 7: Falls City varsity girls team, runner-up Individual varsity girls advancing to the Regional meet are Hannah Thomas (4th place), Ashlan Thompson (5th place), and Ansley Gate (6th place). Advancing to the Regional meet for varsity boys is Kash Brown (3rd place). Junior High boys team, champion. Individual placings were Brandon Banda (2nd place), Sam Lee (7th place), and Skyler Sanchez (9th place). For the Junior High girls, Layla Moczygemba placed 6th.Article Link

Pigion Dysgwyr – Podlediad I Fyfyrwyr Bore Llun diwetha cafodd Aled Hughes sgwrs ar ei raglen gyda Cerith Rhys-Jones a Steffan Alun Leonard. Mae'r ddau wedi rhyddhau podlediad newydd o'r enw 'Sgwrsio am Brifysgol' sy'n rhoi blas i ddarpar-fyfyrwyr ar beth yw bywyd coleg, gyda phrofiadau myfyrwyr go iawn. Rhyddhau To release Darpar-fyfyrwyr Prospective students Rhannu profiadau Sharing experiences Gwerthfawr Valuable Cyflwyno To present Teimlo'n gartrefol Feeling at home I ryw raddau To some extent Yn gwmws Yn union Rhinwedd Merit Mewnwelediad Insight Trawstoriad eang A wide cross-section Pigion Dysgwyr – Tomatos Podlediad gwerthfawr iawn ac amserol hefyd gyda chymaint o fyfyrwyr yn cychwyn ar eu taith brifysgol yn ystod y mis hwn. Ychydig wythnosau yn ôl ar Pigion clywon ni sgwrs rhwng Adam Jones sef Adam yn yr Ardd a Shan Cothi. Rhoddodd Adam her i Shan i dyfu tomatos ac adrodd yn ôl ar ddiwedd yr haf ar sut aeth pethau. Dyma ddarn o'r sgwrs gafodd y ddau wythnos diwetha…. Her A challenge Teimlo fel oes Feels like ages Crasboeth Scorched Yn y cnawd In the flesh Awdurdod Authority Pencampwyr Champions Carotsen Moronen Llawn cystal Just as good Iseldiroedd Netherlands Chwerw Bitter Pigion Dysgwyr – Fflemeg Wel pwy fasai'n meddwl mai rhywun o'r Iseldiroedd sy'n gyfrifon am liw oren moron, on'd ife! Iseldireg wrth gwrs yw iaith y wlad honno, ond mae hi hefyd yn cael ei siarad mewn rhan o Wlad Belg sef Fflandrys. Ac yn Fflandrys yn ddiweddar mae'r Gweinidog Addysg wedi cyhoeddi cynlluniau i wneud Iseldireg yn unig iaith yr iard ysgol. Mae'r Dr Guto Rhys, yn byw ac yn magu ei blant yn Fflandrys a dyma fe i esbonio mwy am y sefyllfa ar Dros Ginio bnawn Mawrth…… Cenhedlaeth Generation Tafodieithoedd Dialects Cymhleth Complicated Pryder A concern Gorfodi To compel Tybio To presume Anniddigrwydd Discontent Anghyfleus Inconvenient Iaith leiafrifol Minority language Iaith rymus A powerful language Pigion Dysgwyr – Bethan Rhys Roberts Hanes sefyllfa gymhleth ieithoedd Gwlad Belg yn fanna gan Dr Guto Rhys. Mae'n wythnos a hanner bellach ers i ddaeargryn nerthol daro dinas Marrakech ac ardaloedd cyfagos. Un oedd yn y ddinas ar y pryd oedd Bethan Rhys Roberts, un o newyddiadurwyr BBC Cymru. Dyma hi ar raglen Bore Sul yn esbonio beth ddigwyddodd ar yr union eiliad pan darodd y daeargryn…… Daeargryn nerthol A powerful earthquake Hynafol Ancient Strydoedd culion Narrow streets Sŵn byddarol A deafening noise Dychrynllyd Frightening Ymgynnull To congregate Llafnau Slabs Dymchwel To collapse Sgrialu Scrambling Anhrefn Disarray Yn reddfol Instinctively Pigion Dysgwyr – La Liga Ac yn drist iawn wrth gwrs buodd miloedd o bobl farw ym Morocco yn dilyn y daeargryn. Bethan Rhys Roberts yn fanna yn rhoi syniad i ni o'r sefyllfa ddychrynllyd ym Marrakesh. Mae tîm pêl-droed pentre Llanfairpwll ar Ynys Môn wedi cael noddwyr newydd ar gyfer y tymor newydd. Mi fydd enw'r gynghrair Sbaenaidd - LaLiga - ar flaen crysau'r chwaraewyr eleni. Ie wir, darn o España ar dir Ynys Môn. Hannah Thomas ydy ysgrifennydd y tîm, a dyma hi i esbonio mwy ar Dros Frecwast fore Mercher Noddwyr Sponsors Ysgrifennydd Secretary Yn raddol Gradually Pwyllgor Committee Manteision Advantages Hogia Bechgyn Diolchgar Thankful Denu To attract Pigion Dysgwyr – Clwb Ifor Bach Wel dyna ni, tybed fyddwn ni'n gweld Llanfairpwll yn chwarae yn erbyn Barcelona neu Real Madrid yn y dyfodol! Dych chi wedi ymweld â Chlwb Ifor Bach yng Nghaerdydd erioed? Sefydlwyd y clwb bedwar deg o flynyddoedd yn ôl er mwyn rhoi llwyfan i fandiau Cymraeg chwarae, a hefyd fel man ble gallai siaradwyr Cymraeg y Brifddinas ddod i gymdeithasu. Nos Sul darlledwyd rhaglen i nodi y garreg filltir bwysig, hon ac mae cyfle wrth gwrs i chi wrando ar y rhaglen gyfan ar BBC Sounds….. Llwyfan A stage Darlledwyd Was broadcast Carreg filltir Milestone Sylfaenwyr Founders Cyfeddach Companionship Hwb cymdeithasol Social hub Sefydliad Establishment Cynhyrchydd Producer Pigion Dysgwyr – Rhys Taylor Sefydliad arall oedd yn dathlu carreg filltir arbennig oedd Ysgol Gyfun Penweddig, Aberystwyth, a dathlu pumdeg o flynyddoedd ers ei sefydlu oedd yr ysgol hon. Cafodd y cerddor Rhys Taylor sgwrs gyda Caryl Parry Jones wythnos diwetha gan fod Rhys yn gyn-ddisgybl yr ysgol. Nos Sadwrn roedd e'n un oedd yn cymryd rhan mewn cyngerdd yn Nghanolfan y Celfyddydau y dre fel rhan o'r dathliadau Cerddor Musician Breintiedig Privileged Oes euraidd Golden age Preswyl Residential Cerddorfeydd Orchestras Brolio To boast T'mod Rwyt ti'n gwybod

It was so good to talk to Hannah Thomas this week to talk about life, worship, kids ministry and so much more

In this podcast episode, real estate professionals Shannon and Tamara Stone are joined by interior stylist Hannah Thomas to discuss the importance of staging a home for sale. They debunk the misconception that staging means removing all personal items and explain that it's about creating a welcoming atmosphere. They discuss the importance of curb appeal, using neutral colours, and creating inviting entrances. Hannah also shares tips for lightening up dark spaces, staging kitchens and walk-in closets, and removing personal items from bedrooms. They emphasize the need to create spaces where potential buyers can envision themselves living. Hannah offers remote consultations for clients outside the Okanagan area. Interior designer, Hannah Thomas, brings her natural design flair to commercial and residential projects across the Okanagan and virtually around the world. Hannah is skilled at showcasing the natural beauty of any space through design elements and combining function with beauty regardless of your budget. A child of the 70s growing up in a small mining village in Wales, Hannah credits the start of her career with hanging wallpaper with her dad as a child and strives to bring that same playful and creative element to all of her projects. Today, Hannah's work combines function with beauty. She helps her clients maximize the potential and appeal of every square inch, every room and every occasion. What we discuss: [00:00:00] Tips on packing and colour-coordinating clothes for moving, including the importance of smelling good. [00:04:31] Hannah talks about creating curb appeal, including using greenery, keeping colours neutral, and ensuring proper maintenance. [00:08:34] Hannah shares how to make a dark home look brighter, including using lighter colours, accessories, and curtains. [00:09:12] Hannah stresses the importance of using white accessories, such as towels, in bathrooms to create a fresh and new impression. [00:10:33] The group have a discussion on whether to paint dark kitchen cabinets or accessorize with white items, such as backsplash, KitchenAid, or hardware. [00:17:15] The group discuss whether knife blocks should be removed from the kitchen for staging purposes. [00:18:15] Tips on staging the kitchen, including adding greenery and clearing counter space. [00:20:24] Hannah shares how to get rid of fruit flies in the kitchen, including using corks in the fruit bowl. [00:25:22] Hannah talks about the importance of neutralizing and depersonalizing bedrooms, including removing sex toys and personal items. [00:26:33] Hannah explains how you should use of white bedspreads in bedrooms and the recommendation to remove rugs in most areas of the house for a more streamlined and spacious look. [00:28:35] Tips on arranging furniture closer together for a cozy feel and clearing spaces near windows to maximize natural light and views. Episode Resources: Hannah Thomas | Website Hannah Thomas | Instagram

Falls City High School track and field athletes had an outstanding performance at the District meet April 5. The following are advancing to the Area track meet on Thursday, April 13, in Mason. Girls Area qualifiers Tindel Dziuk - 800-meter relay, 200-meter dash Cayla Albers - shot put, discus Chloe Cavalier – 400-meter relay, 800-meter relay, 1600-meter relay Maggie Miller - pole vault Marilena Niedenburger - shot put Camber Pipes – 400-meter relay, 200-meter dash Hannah Thomas – 3200-meter run, 1600-meter run Ashlyn Thompson – 800-meter run Ansley Gates – 3200-meter run Haley Gordon – 100-meter hurdles, 300-meter hurdles Keandra...Article Link

Having empathy with your audience – with all your audiences – is the first step for making your content accessible. Hannah Thomas of the Government Analysis Function explained this in her brilliant talk at the Communicating mathematics for the public event at the Newton Gateway to Mathematics. Hannah's talk was full of insights and practical ideas on how to make all content published online easy to access and use for all users, regardless of impairment, medical condition or disability. Our friends Dan Aspel and Maha Kaouri spoke to Hannah for this episode of the Living Proof podcast from the Isaac Newton Institute for Mathematical Sciences. Hannah told them about her work helping to make government data more accessible, the common pitfalls of data accessibility and tips and tricks that can help. They also find our why more people used to get married at the end of the tax year... Hannah Thomas speaking at the Communicating mathematics for the public event   00:00 – Introduction 00:44 – Welcome, discussing “Communicating Mathematics for the Public” (“as entertaining as Disneyland Paris and definitely more inspiring”) 04:20 – All about Government Analysis Function, a love of data journalism, career history 13:35 – Visualising data and making digital information accessible 21:40 – Common accessibility pitfalls 24:20 – Plans for the future… e-learning resources   This podcast was inspired by the Communicating mathematics for the public event at the Newton Gateway to Mathematics in January 2023. For more information we strongly recommend you watch Hannah's talk from that event, Data Visualisation and Digital Accessibility: What We Can Do to Help.   This podcast is part of our collaboration with the Isaac Newton Institute for Mathematical Sciences (INI) – you can find all the content from our collaboration here. The INI is an international research centre and our neighbour here on the University of Cambridge's maths campus. It attracts leading mathematical scientists from all over the world, and is open to all. Visit www.newton.ac.uk to find out more.

The Falls City High School Beaverette varsity basketball team went up against Goldthwaite in the Regional Quarterfinals Feb. 20 and fell, 29-50. Scoring for the Beaverettes were: Cayla Albers 13, Tindel Dziuk 10, and Hannah Thomas 6. The Beaverettes finished their season as Area champions with a 31-7 overall and 14-0 District record. Congratulations on a great season!Article Link

The Falls City High School Beaverette basketball team entered the first round of playoffs Feb. 13 against San Saba and won, 47-41, claiming the Bi-District title. Scoring for the Beaverettes were: Cayla Albers 14, Tindel Dziuk 13, Madelyn Sekula 12, and Klarisa Moehrig 8. The Beaverettes then moved on to round two and went up against Kenedy Feb. 16. The Beaverettes took the Area title, 59-32. Scoring for the Beaverettes were: Cayla Albers 18, Tindel Dziuk 13, Klarisa Moehrig 12, Camber Pipes 8, Madelyn Sekula 3, Hannah Thomas 3, and Karlee Wuest 2. The Beaverettes, now with a 31-6 record...Article Link

Episode published 15/02/23In episode #48 of Living Proof, Dan Aspel and Maha Kaouri speak to Hannah Thomas of Government Analysis Function (analysisfunction.civilservice.gov.uk). Hannah's role at this "network for civil servants", is that of "Lead Support for Communicating Data, Statistics and Analysis" - making her the perfect person to discuss how to make data accessible.This conversation was inspired by the Newton Gateway event  "Communicating Mathematics for the Public" at which Hannah delivered the talk "Data Visualisation and Digital Accessibility: What We Can Do to Help".00:00 - Introduction00:44 - Welcome, discussing "Communicating Mathematics for the Public" ("as entertaining as Disneyland Paris and definitely more inspiring")04:20 - All about Government Analysis Function, a love of data journalism, career history13:35 - Visualising data and making digital information accessible21:40 - Common accessibility pitfalls24:20 - Plans for the future... e-learning resources

The Falls City Beaverettes basketball team had a winning week and remains first in district after taking on La Pryor and Brackett Jan. 31 and Feb. 3. Scores from Jan. 31: Falls City defeated LaPryor, 71-9 Scoring: Cayla Albers 20, Camber Pipes 15, Tindel Dziuk 8, Hannah Thomas 8, Ansley Gates 6, Karlee Wuest 6, Madelyn Sekula 4, Keandra Johnson 2, and Jules McReynolds 2. Scores from Feb. 3: Falls City defeated Brackett, 64-20 Scoring: Cayla Albers 21, Madelyn Sekula 17, Camber Pipes 9, Hannah Thomas 6, Tindel Dziuk 4, Ansley Gates 4, Klarisa Moehrig 3. Record: 28-6; 13-0 The...Article Link

The Falls City High School Beaverette basketball team took victories over Lee Academy Jan. 24 and Sabinal on Jan. 27. The Beaverettes stand at first in District with a 26-6 overall record. Scores for Jan. 24: Falls City defeated Lee Academy, 54-0 Scoring: Cayla Albers 20, Tindel Dziuk 8, Baylee Scott 7, Klarisa Moehrig 6, Camber Pipes 5, Hannah Thomas 4, and Jules McReynolds 4. Scores for Jan. 27: Falls City defeated Sabinal, 69-21 Scoring: Cayla Albers 18, Tindel Dziuk 12, Karlee Wuest 10, Klarisa Moehrig 8, Jules McReynolds 7, Madelyn Sekula 5, Camber Pipes 3, Hannah Thomas 2, Baylee...Article Link

462 - Relatable Bubble Conserve - Hannah Thomas in Pelorus Sound joins Samuel Mann in Sawyers Bay and Mawera Karetai in Whakatāne. With a contribution from Tahu Mackenzie. This show was broadcast on OAR 105.4FM Dunedin - oar.org.nz

The Falls City High School Beaverette basketball team took on Charlotte Jan. 17 and Stacey Jan. 20. Scores for Jan. 17: Falls City defeated Charlotte, 54-41 Scoring: Cayla Albers 32, Camber Pipes 9, Klarisa Moehrig 6, Tindel Dziuk 3, Hannah Thomas 3, Keandra Johnson 2, and Madelyn Sekula 1. Scores for Jan. 20: Falls City defeated Stacey, 54-2 Scoring: Baylee Scott 14, Tindel Dziuk 11, Klarisa Moehrig 10, Keandra Johnson 7, Karlee Wuest 5, Camber Pipes 4, and Hannah Thomas 3 Record: 24-6; 9-0 The Beaverettes traveled to Lee Academy of Science & Engineering Jan. 24 and will host Sabinal...Article Link

The Falls City High School Beaverette basketball team went 2-0 for the week, defeating both Brackett and Stockdale in district play. Scores for Jan. 10: Falls City defeated Brackett, 82-45 Scoring: Cayla Albers 36, Madelyn Sekula 12, Tindel Dziuk 12, Camber Pipes 8, Klarisa Moehrig 5, Keandra Johnson 3, and Hannah Thomas 3. Scores for Jan. 13: Falls City defeated Stockdale, 56-34 Record: 22-6; 7-0 The Beaverettes traveled to Charlotte Jan. 17 and will host Stacey on Friday, Jan. 20 at 6 p.m.Article Link

The Falls City High School varsity Beaverette basketball team defeated Lee Academy and Sabinal over the holiday break. Scores for Dec. 30: Falls City defeated Lee Academy, 66-10 Scoring: Cayla Albers 18, Karlee Wuest 13, Camber Pipes 10, Hannah Thomas 8, Tindel Dziuk 8, Madelyn Sekula 5, and Jules McReynolds 4. Scores for Jan. 3: Falls City defeated Sabinal, 76-27 Scoring: Cayla Albers 17, Madelyn Sekula 15, Tindel Dziuk 13, Camber Pipes 9, Hannah Thomas 7, Klarisa Moehrig 6, Ansley Gates 5, Jules McReynolds 4. Scores for Jan. 6: Falls City defeated LaPryor, 81-26 Scoring: Tindel Dziuk 26, Cayla Albers...Article Link

The Falls City High School varsity Beaverette basketball team defeated SA Stacey Dec. 19. Scores for Dec. 19: Falls City defeated SA Stacey, 70-11 Scoring: Klarisa Moehrig 16, Cayla Albers 16, Camber Pipes 7, Hannah Thomas 7, Tindel Dziuk 6, Ansley Gates 6, Keandra Johnson 5, Karlee Wuest 4, and Madelyn Sekula 3. Record: 17-6; 2-0 The Beaverettes host Lee Academy of Science & Engineering on Friday, Dec. 30 at 11 a.m.Article Link

The Falls City High School Beaverette basketball team kept busy on the court against Yorktown Dec. 6 and in tournament play Dec. 8-9. Scores from Dec. 6: Falls City defeated Yorktown, 47-30 Scoring: Cayla Albers 12, Madelyn Sekula 10, Tindel Dziuk 8, Karlee Wuest 6, Ansley Gates 5, Hannah Thomas 2, Keandra Johnson 2, Baylee Scott 1, and Jules McReynolds 1. Record: 10-5 Scores from Dec. 8-9: •Game 1: Falls City defeated Three Rivers, 55-19 Scoring: Cayla Albers 17, Madelyn Sekula 14, Keandra Johnson 9, Ansley Gates 7, Karlee Wuest 3, Tindel Dziuk 3, Kaci Moczygemba 2, and Baylee Scott...Article Link

The Falls City High School Beaverette varsity basketball team has been busy on the court. The following are stats from recent games. Scores from Nov. 29: Falls City fell to Poth Q1: 7-15 Q2: 10-14 Q3: 7-6 Q4: 5-10 Final: 29-44 Scoring for the Beaverettes were: Tindel Dziuk 16, Madelyn Sekula 6, Keandra Johnson 4, Hannah Thomas 3, Camber Pipes 2. Scores from Dec. 1 Marion tournament: Falls City fell to New Braunfels JV Q1: 6-10 Q2: 19-19 Q3: 15-9 Q4: 10-14 Final: 50-52 Scoring for the Beaverettes were: Hannah Thomas 13, Madelyn Sekula 12, Tindel Dziuk 11, Ansley Gates...Article Link

Check out Hannah's album, Christmas Don't Be Late:https://open.spotify.com/album/6VMzdyF7kRpuRxEj5aTnTc?si=YQxy2TGLRUesDkk-g5f2ZACheck out Hannah's website: https://www.hannahthomasmusic.ca/ Get full access to Musically Speaking Podcast with Chuong Nguyen at musicallyspeaking.substack.com/subscribe

In this episode - Dr. Hannah Thomas, Angela Varghese, Leeja Thomas and Blessy Oomen - shares their journey through parenting as they navigate the 'mom life'. 

Hearth Youth Culture Summer Sessions Series is hosted by Luke Ellestad. These episodes take an inside look into the lives of young people and what it might look like to follow Jesus in the midst of High School, College and beyond. We couldn't be excited to bring you this content and hope you are encouraged as you listen. You are so loved! 

Hannah Thomas is an assistant professor of Dance at the University of Oregon. She discusses her approach to teaching dance, especially hip-hop. She talks about the new BFA in Dance that has been added to the curriculum and Duck Jam and their upcoming showcase on June 1. Professor Thomas joined the faculty in fall 2021.

Potentially it can be a legal minefield with costly consequences if you get it badly wrong when recruiting and managing staff. There is a wide range of legislation with which employers must comply if they want to stay out of trouble. In this episode we speak to employment law specialist, solicitor Hannah Thomas of Markel Law. She explains how small businesses often get into legal difficulties when hiring and managing staff and provides practical advice on how to get it right. Hannah has specialised in employment law since 2009, having acted for employers and employees in contentious and non-contentious employment law matters. She has also helped employers to draft employment contracts and handbooks and continues to provide advice to businesses and HR professionals on all aspects of employment law. Visit https://www.startupdonut.co.uk/podcast (Start Up Donut) for more help and information on selling online and join our https://www.facebook.com/groups/DonutSmallBusinessCollective (Donut Small Business Collective Facebook group) for tips and support from other start-ups and small-business owners. This series is brought to you thanks to the support of the https://www.fsb.org.uk/start (Federation of Small Businesses).

This is The Royal Rota - our weekly podcast about the royal family, with ITV News Royal Editor Chris Ship and Producer Lizzie Robinson.In this episode, Chris and Lizzie discuss the royal condemnation of Russia from Prince Charles and the practical steps the heir to the throne took to bring a united response in support of Ukraine following the invasion.The pair also deliver an update on the Queen's health as the 95-year-old made a return to virtual engagements for the first time since testing positive for Covid. And they speak to special guest and native Welsh speaker Hannah Thomas from ITV Cymru Wales, who tracked William and Kate as they marked St David's Day celebrations in Wales and explains why there is such loyal support for the royals in the Valleys.New episodes of The Royal Rota are released every week.You can also watch The Royal Rota on our YouTube channel - subscribe to ITV News' YouTube channel to be notified about new episodes.For more royal news, like the ITV News Royals Facebook page.Our royal team are on Instagram, too.For Royal videos and classic moments, subscribe to The Royal Family Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/royalchannel/

How do you describe how you make decisions in your role? Hannah Thomas, director of learning and innovation at Big Duck, talks with Fatima Jones, senior director of marketing and communications at the Apollo Theater, to discuss how to set up boundaries to protect your time and wellbeing and how to enforce these boundaries in your decision-making process.

TW: cancer, mention of child death OH HEY! This is a decently special episode- it is actually the first one I ever recorded and the only one I recorded IN person. It was spur of the moment so the audio is a little off, but most of it is solid and of course, the content is important! PEDIATRIC BRAIN CANCER YO! Medulloblastoma! There are lots of organizations Hannah and I touch on, listed below! https://childrenwithhairloss.us/about-children-with-hair-loss/ https://fleeceandthankyou.org/ https://www.wishuponateen.org/ https://www.gktw.org/ and those stats- https://www.cancer.net/cancer-types/medulloblastoma-childhood

The Falls City High School Beaverette basketball team fell to Yorktown Dec. 7, 43-42. Yorktown: 8, 12, 15, 8, 43 Falls City: 15, 11, 10, 6, 42 Scoring for the Beaverettes were: Cayla Albers 26, Tindel Dziuk 8, Hannah Thomas 3, Mylee Soliz 3, and Sydney Wiatrek 2. Record: 5-9 The Beaverettes participated in the McMullen County Tournament Dec. 9-11 and came away with four wins and one loss. San Isidro: 12, 9, 5, 13, 39 Falls City: 29, 15, 10, 5, 59 Scoring for the Beaverettes were: Cayla Albers 31, Tindel Dziuk 7, Mylee Soliz 6, Sydney Wiatrek 6,...Article Link

The Falls City High School Beaverette basketball team fell to the Poth Pirettes Nov. 30, 43-35. Stats v Poth – Falls City: 7, 8, 5, 15, 35 Poth: 9, 5, 21, 8, 43 The Beaverettes finished up the week in the Nordheim tournament Dec. 2-4, where they won 3-0. Stats v Runge – Runge: 0, 0, 2, 0, 2 Falls City: 32, 11, 4, 7, 54 Scoring for the Beaverettes were: Cayla Albers 13, Mylee Soliz 12, Klarisa Moehrig 10, Karlee Wuest 5, Hannah Thomas 4, Katelyn Bordovsky 4, Kashiya Johnson 4, and Ansley Gates 2. Stats v Poth JV...Article Link

The Falls City Beaverette varsity basketball team played in the Skidmore tournament Nov. 18-20 and went 2-4. Falls City fell to Jourdanton Nov. 18, 52-45. Jourdanton: 14, 12, 6, 20, 52 Falls City: 8, 8, 10, 19, 45 Scoring for the Beaverettes: Cayla Albers 21, Sydney Wiatrek 8, Tindel Dziuk 8, Klarisa Moehrig 2, Mylee Soliz 2, Madelyn Sekula 2, and Hannah Thomas 2. Falls City defeated Falfurrias Nov. 18, 44-32. Falls City: 10, 12, 14, 8, 44 Falfurrias: 11, 10, 4, 7, 32 Scoring for the Beaverettes: Cayla Albers 13, Mylee Soliz 10, Madelyn Sekula 9, Sydney Wiatrek 6,...Article Link

Never a failure, always a lesson. Trust the people. Move at the speed of trust. These are just a few principles of Emergent Strategy by adrienne mareee brown. Hannah Thomas, director of learning and innovation, and Priscilla Hung, co-director of Move to End Violence, discuss being adaptive, thinking with abundance, and centering your purpose.

Do we fully appreciate the power of art and creativity in reconciliation processes? When considering conflict, both global and local, how can understanding the imago dei (image of God) influence advocacy? Peter and Jo chatted with artist and activist Hannah Thomas. Hannah was selected for Forbes 30 under 30 in 2019, and nominated for a UN Women UK Award in 2020, and her art projects have been exhibited in Buckingham Palace, the Scottish Parliament and the Saatchi Gallery. Through portrait painting and participant-led workshops, she seeks to bring the stories of those who have faced displacement and conflict-related sexual violence into places of influence in the Global North. Particularly amid an ongoing pandemic, how can we learn from Hannah's experiences in post-conflict settings and seek to engage in our own communities in need of restoration? Listen along to the conversation today. You can also discover more about Hannah's work, including examples of her art projects, on her website here.

This Week:  Movement Messaging  Expanding on the partnership theme two weeks ago, consider building a movement with orgs outside your direct mission. You'll want cohesive, effective messaging and that’s where Hannah Thomas and Morgan Fletcher can help. Hannah is with … Continue reading →

We have Hannah Thomas on the podcast today and we dive into some really great topics. Specifically diversity in church leadership, thinking about the future, and some of the dreams God has placed on her heart. Check it out!

What norms should you challenge and disrupt? Sarah Durham and Hannah Thomas unpack “thoughtful disruption” and offer different ways of challenging nonprofit communications norms and assumptions.

Sarah Durham shares several great resources that we’ve listed below...here are links for content and references mentioned in the show:Michelle talks with Sarah Durham founder of Big Duck, a Brooklyn, New York-based nonprofit communications firm.  Sarah is the author of The Nonprofit Communications Engine: A Leader’s Guide to Managing Mission-Driven Marketing and Communications and Brandraising: How Nonprofits Raise Visibility and Money through Smart Communications, and she hosts The Smart Communications PodcastReferences then Definitions: Communications: Sarah says, “...in a nonprofit, communications is the practice of creating and sustaining mind share and engagement that advances the mission...communications is not always just about how you communicate with people who are outside of your organization, it can even be about internal communications, how you communicate inside your organization” Brand: Sarah says, ”...the best way to understand branding in a nonprofit context is to think of your organization's brand as your organization's voice. And again, your brand is a part of your communications. It's one of three outcomes that a successful communications program can drive. So how does your organization write and design and speak about itself? How do you explain the whole story that is your organization not just a particular program?” Marketing: Sarah says, “marketing is actually a slice of communications, but communications isn't even bigger tent than marketing. Marketing is usually about getting a pretty particular group of people to take an action, oftentimes like become a member or come to an event or sign up for something.” Great advice to leaders of nonprofits: “...a lot of people who are responsible for directing communications in nonprofits, like an executive director, for instance, or a leadership team, don't have any formal background in marketing or communications. And they probably don't have a budget to hire somebody with deep expertise in marketing and communications... I wrote this book is to encourage an organization and the leader of the organization or leaders to think about what the outcomes you want to achieve are, what communications can actually achieve for your organization or how it can help advance your mission.” About throwing volunteers at communications: “...the organizations I've seen use volunteers really well are organizations where there's somebody within the organization who is able to be really clear about the goal of communicating and make sure they've got the right volunteers with the right skill sets and the right expertise who are working in a coordinated way, not just in an ad hoc, choose your own adventure way.” Check out this ebook Sarah mentions - available free!  Hannah Thomas of Big Duck wrote this article that touches on the scarcity! Check out Big Duck’s Insights page for so MANY resources that will help you and your nonprofit, navigate some of the transformational moments! Gratitude to Trick Candles for our theme song, called “I’m Gold"The thing about this podcast is that it is self-funded! So if you love it, consider joining us on Patreon, and passing along to your friends and colleagues. Of course, it is super helpful to us too, when you subscribe on your fav pod player, and rate us! Write us any time at hello@theethicalrainmaker.com or visit us at theethicalrainmaker.com

Steve and McNew talk to Hannah Thomas of Distillery 291 on International Women’s Day. TBD music is by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com). Important Links: ABV Network Shop: https://shop.abvnetwork.com/ Our Club: https://www.abvnetwork.com/club Challenge Coin Challenges: https://www.abvnetwork.com/coin Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/theabvnetwork Check us out at: abvnetwork.com. Join the revolution by adding #ABVNetworkCrew to your profile on social media.

Falls City High School Third six weeks 7th grade Superior Honor Roll: Austin Bordovsky, Laynie Ruple, Braylin Arms, McCrae Davidson, Alyssa Pawelek. A Honor Roll: Kennyn Cruz, Riley Ehrlich, Kaci Moczygemba, John Michael Friesen, Keandra Johnson, Claire Laskowski. Regular Honor Roll: Owen Friesen, Gloria Graham, Avery Jendrzey, Elizabeth Lee. 8th grade Superior Honor Roll: Ansley Gates, Jayden Polasek. A Honor Roll: Darren Rodrigue, Randall Zunker, Kashiya Johnson. Regular Honor Roll: Morgan Baird, Elizabeth Keith, Dale Shaffer. 9th grade Superior Honor Roll: Joely Haws, Camber Pipes, Hannah Thomas, Karlee Wuest, Kelsey Hons, Cayla Albers, Katelyn Bordovsky, Kash Brown, Hagen Hons, Mary...Article Link

Kayla and Will catch up with Dr. Hannah Thomas, veterinarian, and owner of Snodgrass Veterinarian Medical Center, about gaining ownership of a successful business, realizing your strengths, and the importance of adapting quickly when presented with a challenge.

It was an utter joy speaking to the inspirational chef Hannah Thomas from cafe Herbs & Wild for this week’s episode of Healthily. I’m always energised by meeting women who have the passion, energy and confidence to follow their dreams, not to mention the skill, intellect and work ethic that’s needed to make these dreams become a reality. Hats off to Hannah for the successful opening of her cafe this year of all years! 2020 has been pretty dire for so many in the hospitality industry, but there are some small beacons of hope out there, and Hannah’s story is one of them. Hannah is a talented chef, forager, fermenter and all round foodie hero of mine, so I was delighted to speak to her to learn more about making fermented foods at home. The chemistry of fermenting is so interesting, and the health benefits that come from eating ‘live’ food and drink is well understood. We were also able to weave some festive cheer into our conversation too, seeing as we’re so close to Christmas! Hannah shares some lovely ideas for brining a creative and tasty spin to your Christmas veggies, and we very happily discuss chocolate too! I hope you enjoy listening to our chat as much as I enjoyed recording it.  www.nicola-moore.com

Brittany and RT Floyd welcomed their daughter Hannah Thomas into the world on May 27th, 2020. Four days later, she would be in a fight for her life as one of the youngest cases of COVID-19 on record. Brittany shares the miraculous story of her newborn daughter's battle with COVID-19 and the community of faith that strengthened them all. Amazon link to the book Brittany Floyd referenced: The Red Sea Rules: 10 God-Given Strategies for Difficult Times

Hannah was a normal teenage girl that started suffering headaches on vacation. Thrust into a battle with brain cancer, Hannah overcame the obstacles associated with a childhood cancer and is sharing her lessons with us. 

In this episode Hannah talks about how she felt overwhelmed when she first got her camera and explains what to do when you feel like giving up. Also we dive deep on being happy on the projects you want to do and in general.

The unicorn talks about the differences between a consultant and an advisor and when each one might be appropriate. Hannah Thomas is the Founder and CEO of New Canvas Advising: https://newcanvasadvising.com/ a boutique consulting firm in Seattle. Her background in healthcare leadership coupled with her recent experience serving the public on a commission has built a wealth of knowledge she shares with her clients.

Sarah Durham and strategist Hannah Thomas discuss how DEI plays an important role in your capital campaigns and other major donor communications. Centering your communications on participants and being aware of how you may be “privileging” your donors is the first step. Tune in to find out how you can reevaluate your organization’s donor centrism.

Elin Havard yn cyfweld Hannah Thomas Elin Havard o Frycheiniog sydd yn cyfweld Hannah Thomas o Ferthyr Tydfil. Mae Hannah yn ffrind i’r mudiad sydd wedi beirniadu amryw o gystadlaethau ar hyd y blynyddoedd ac sydd yn gweithio fel cyflwynwraig teledu ar y rhaglen ‘Coast & Country’. Wrth sgwrsio meant yn cyffwrdd ar ba mor arbennig mae Hannah yn meddwl yw’r mudiad wrth ddatblygu ieuenctid cefn gwlad Cymru. Yn ogystal â thrafod sut mae’r sgiliau mae aelodau yn meithrin wrth fod yn aelodau yn eu paratoi ar gyfer eu dyfodol. Diolch i Elin Havard am gyfweld, a diolch yn fawr i Hannah Thomas am gyfrannu. Elin Havard interviewing Hannah Thomas Elin Havard from Brecknock interviews Hannah Thomas who is from Merthyr Tydfil. Hannah is a friend of the organisation who has judges numerous competitions over the years and works as a television presenter for 'Coast and County'. As they chat they touch on how important Hannah thinks the organisation is to the development of youth here in rural Wales and discuss how the skills you learn from being a member of young farmers prepare you for later life. A big thank you to both Elin Havard for interviewing and Hannah Thomas for participating in this episode.

In this episode, I talk with Hannah Thomas, a Senior Business Designer at Fjord London who is driven by a huge passion to create change towards a more sustainable future. We talk about how service and business designer can contribute drive business and services to be sustainable and circular. Hannah shares how she leverages her background in business with design skills and methods to create this change for clients, partners and projects.Furthermore, we learn the importance of having design joining the discourse of driving this change and how she is working from a Business Design perspective with other design disciplines like UX, UI, Products or Industrial Design to archive these goals. In addition, we bring more transparency into the difference between Service and Business design and what they both bring to the table to drive innovation.

Tired of the same old skincare routine? Have you considered bathing in the blood of the young? Or perhaps eating a seven-year-old's liver? Join us this week as we learn about poison apples, anti-aging science, and "nutritional cannibalism"! Featuring pediatrician Dr Jake Barlow and vascular scientist Dr Hannah Thomas.Recorded by Sarah-Jayne Robinson and Tim Newport at CPAS Podcast Studio.Edited by Tim Newport.Intro music sampled from "Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Hannah Thomas interview – Herbs & Wild supper clubs and sourdough workshops by Ballymaloe Cookery School

Chad Kaiser (New Dungeness Light Station Association) In episode 2 of the podcast, host Jeremy D'Entremont interviews Chad Kaiser, general manager of the New Dungeness Light Station in Sequim, Washington. Chad is also a lampist (Fresnel lens expert) and preservationist, and a "part two" of this interview will be heard in a future episode. Chad and Jeremy (why does that sound familiar?) talk about the remoteness of New Dungeness, which is at the end of a five mile sand spit, and about the "keeper" program that offers individuals, families, and groups an opportunity to spend a week at the station while performing maintenance duties and providing tours. Jeremy and co-host Cindy Johnson tell the story of the Pharos of Alexandria, the world's first great lighthouse, and a model for many lighthouses that followed. Jeremy and Cindy discuss a 1971 movie, The Light at the Edge of the World, starring Kirk Douglas and Yul Brynner. The film was based on a novel by Jules Verne. It’s one of the rare adventure movies ever made where a lighthouse keeper is the hero. There's another trivia question and a chance to win prizes. Congratulations to Nancy McDowell and Jen Lewis, winners of the trivia contest in episode 1. The correct answer was that Hannah Thomas of Plymouth Lighthouse in Massachusetts was the first woman keeper in America in 1776.

This article was originally published by James A Smith, Zeeshaan Arshad, Hannah Thomas, Andrew J Carr & David A Brindley in Nature Biotechnology v35, pp 210–214 (2017) under a creative… The post Evidence of insufficient quality of reporting in patent landscapes in the life sciences appeared first on DrugPatentWatch - Make Better Decisions.

Liz and Evan are back! After a nice long summer hiatus, Now Screaming’s 50th episode spooktacular has finally arrived! Rather than spinning the roulette as usual, Liz and Evan decided to invite some friends of the podcast into to the studio to revisit some of their favorites from the Now Screaming catalogue. Alex Christie chose THE BABADOOK (2:19), inspiring an enlightening discussion about motherhood and reality vs. allegory, as well as a deep-dive on this year’s horror favorite HEREDITARY. Jessica Dwyer selected Now Screaming discovery MINE GAMES (23:10) to discuss her passion for time travel in film, as well as how essential it is to stick the landing. Hannah Thomas brought old favorite RE-ANIMATOR (39:44) to the table, and the gang got messy in their conversation about splatter gore, that unforgettable score, and the importance of having fun. Katie MacKendrick went way back in the podcast's archives for her selection: THE AMITYVILLE HORROR (54:20), acknowledging that it's really just all about Ryan Reynolds and his abs. There was still time to talk about #realisticmicrofiche, the role of librarians in horror movies, and how popcorn horror can be a gateway into the genre. And finally, in the best "Thank You, Wes Craven" bit Now Screaming has ever had, returning guest James Skosky presented his comprehensive thesis on WES CRAVEN'S NEW NIGHTMARE (1:09:20), leading a rousing discussion about the role of storytelling and myth in culture and proving that horror is essential to the human experience. Thanks, as always, to Wes Craven for being a constant inspiration and to Jonas Sileika for continuing to provide the perfect score to our show. Above all, thank you, dear listeners, for sticking with Now Screaming for our first 50 episodes. Here's to many, many more!

April 24th, 2018 Hannah Thomas shared on Bad Friendship Advice, concluding our semester-long Bad Advice Series. Often we hear the phrase when it comes to friendship, "forgive and forget." In this message Hannah really unpacks what it looks like to reconcile relationships, have good boundaries and to live biblically in this area of our friendships. Discussion Questions: What do you think are some marks of good, healthy friendship? Have you ever forgiven someone and still cut them from your life? What are some good boundaries for friendships? How about some poor boundaries? Have you ever needed to get over something or talk to someone? Was it difficult? Do you feel like it was worth it? Is there anyone who you are not at peace with currently? What do you think your next steps are in moving towards peace?

Melinda interviews Hannah Thomas on the Midwest Compact Touring Series show. Facebook: International Women's Motorsports Association www.iwmanation.com iwmanation@gmail.com

Melinda interviews Hannah Thomas on the Midwest Compact Touring Series show. Facebook: International Women's Motorsports Association www.iwmanation.com iwmanation@gmail.com

Hannah Thomas, Danielle Rivers, Lasawni Reynolds.

Hannah Thomas, Danielle Rivers, Lasawni Reynolds.

Monday 20th June was World Refugee Day with the sad affairs in the world today, Hannah Thomas decided to do something different and impact the lives of refugees in a positive way and to continue to give them hope through expressing their feelings through art.

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Taking the Welsh soap to a new audience online. Denise Roach talks to Hannah Thomas, Rhys Carter and Andrew Canham, part of the team who have taken Pobol y Cwm beyond its traditional scope and into the digital space with PyC, the first ever multi-platform project of its kind in the Welsh language.

 “…there are times in which you must take a risk for the betterment…To live a life of abundance, you must ultimately move beyond fear and work to create abundance for others.  Otherwise you’ll ultimately be cast out as worthless.” “Jesus... telling the extremists…GET WITH IT and GET REAL!” “The church sadly has become the sin enabler of the world.”   The above quotes are taken from  the eaandfaith.blogspot.com where Hannah Thomas has been advocating  for victims of domestic violence and spiritual abuse since 2005. Join us on Friday May 20, as we interview Hannah Thomas of EMOTIONAL ABUSE AND YOUR FAITH blog (www.eaandfaith.blogspot.com).

 “…there are times in which you must take a risk for the betterment…To live a life of abundance, you must ultimately move beyond fear and work to create abundance for others.  Otherwise you’ll ultimately be cast out as worthless.” “Jesus... telling the extremists…GET WITH IT and GET REAL!” “The church sadly has become the sin enabler of the world.”   The above quotes are taken from  the eaandfaith.blogspot.com where Hannah Thomas has been advocating  for victims of domestic violence and spiritual abuse since 2005. Join us on Friday May 20, as we interview Hannah Thomas of EMOTIONAL ABUSE AND YOUR FAITH blog (www.eaandfaith.blogspot.com).