Podcast appearances and mentions of Helen Jones

Discover the inspiring journey of Helen Jones, a member of Louise Bedford's and Chris Tate's Mentor Program. Helen has transitioned from a successful nursing career to full-time trading. As a cancer survivor, Helen's story is about resilience, dedication, and triumph. Learn how she applies her brilliant work ethic to her trading endeavours and gain insights into her unique approach to the sharemarket.Louise Bedford's free Hot or Not Special Report will tell you the latest hot and cold sectors on the Aussie market. Get your copy from: www.tradinggame.com.au/hotornot. It will give you the sectors that are likely to lead the next bull run, as well as the sectors you need to avoid at all costs. Go to www.tradinggame.com.au/hotornot and download it for free now. Know someone who would love Talking Trading?Show a friend how to register on www.talkingtrading.com.au so they can share in your passion for the markets.Trade confidently. Louise Bedford is a best-selling author and founder of www.tradinggame.com.au and www.talkingtrading.com.au.FacebookYouTube TwitterLinkedIn

In this short episode, I made a surprise call to my 97 year old mother-in-law to see if she would talk about her Christmas memories growing up, along with some of her other life experiences. She gives good advice about knowing what is important in life, and taking care of each other, along with the wisdom that can only come from living a good, long life.

Many pig farmers are 2nd or third generation, some get into it to be on the land, and others because they love pigs, but for Helen Jones and her husband Grant from Happy Pig Farm, it was a happy accident. https://www.instagram.com/happypigpork/ Follow The Crackling https://www.instagram.com/thecracklingpodcast/ Follow Huck https://www.instagram.com/huckstergram/ Follow Rob Locke (Executive Producer) https://www.instagram.com/foodwinedine/ Follow PorkStar https://www.instagram.com/porkstars/?hl=en https://www.porkstar.com.au LISTEN TO OUR OTHER FOOD PODCASTS https://linktr.ee/DeepintheWeedsNetwork

Many pig farmers are 2nd or third generation, some get into it to be on the land, and others because they love pigs, but for Helen Jones and her husband Grant from Happy Pig Farm, it was a happy accident. https://www.instagram.com/happypigpork/ Follow The Crackling https://www.instagram.com/thecracklingpodcast/ Follow Huck https://www.instagram.com/huckstergram/ Follow Rob Locke (Executive Producer) https://www.instagram.com/foodwinedine/ Follow PorkStar https://www.instagram.com/porkstars/?hl=en https://www.porkstar.com.au LISTEN TO OUR OTHER FOOD PODCASTS https://linktr.ee/DeepintheWeedsNetwork

This week I'm joined by the wonderful Helen Jones! We chat about Helen's experiences as a bisexual disabled woman, retiring in her 20s, reconfiguring her life, and the influences behind the first ever Quiet Pride event.   **Check out the Rebel Creators Community! It's £12 per month and is full of community, fabulous resources and a private podcast!**   About Helen Jones:   Helen is a disabled, bisexual woman living in York, England. She's been called an encyclopedia of weirdness, in the nicest of ways! She's curious about the world, passionate about learning and a compassionate activist. She writes about nature, disability, sexuality and tarot, she is a perpetual student and describes herself as finding herself, and I am finding her way through a prickly, untrodden path.   Helen's Website | The Quiet Pride Manifesto      About Meg & The Couragemakers Podcast   I'm Meg and I'm the host of The Daily Pep! and The Couragemakers Podcast and founder of The Rebel Rousers. I'm a coach, writer and all-round rebel-rouser for creative and multi-passionate women to do the things only they can do and build a wholehearted life.   When I'm not recording episodes, writing bullshit-free Letters of Rebellion to my wonderful Couragemakers community or hosting workshops/group programmes, I'm usually covered in paint or walking my wonderfully weird cockapoo Merlin. Website | Instagram | The Daily Pep! Podcast | Letters of Rebellion | Rebel Creators

Helen Jones: Light Language. Energy. Channelling. Healing. The Mind. BEMASS. Helen Jones is an amazing healer and channel from the midlands in the UK. Like Kat in the previous episode, her story involves both loss and chronic illness which led to the opening of her gifts. Her journey was very difficult at times, and she readily admits it has taken her some time to build her confidence and accept the abilities she has. A key expression of Helen's energy is through light language. And as you will hear in this episode, it activated in her in multiple ways, including through song and scribbles. She uses this beautiful vocal frequency in her work as a healer and is able to call it in effortlessly as she does so. Helen shares some of her light language during this episode, which gets an interesting response from Liane, our host. Helen truly lives life in flow, accessing the direction of her guides through her open channel at will. This enables her to call in any specific messages and information simply by connecting, meaning her wisdom and knowledge is readily available at the exact point she needs it. A powerful healer with a beautiful, gentle, humble heart. You can engage with Helen in the following ways: Her website (when it goes live again): www.visionoflight.co.uk  Follow Helen on Instagram here: @vision_of_light_bemass    Follow Behind Our Eyes on Instagram: @behindoureyes333  Connect with Liane on Instagram: @lianelightsup    This podcast is brought to you by www.supareal.com    If you'd like to receive email updates about this podcast and other projects, please subscribe on the SupaReal site (bottom of that page).   Don't forget to subscribe :-) Thanks to Phoebe Winter for podcast production @phoebewinter ----------------------------------------   DISCLAIMER: Any practices shared on this podcast are not a replacement for or a form of therapy, nor are they intended to cure, treat, or diagnose medical conditions. Always make sure to listen to live practices in an environment that is safe. Do not listen to take part in any practices shared on these recordings while driving a car or operating any kind of machinery.

Gain wisdom for parenting adult children with guests Holly Elliff, Helen Jones, and Bob Lepine in this episode of Grounded.

See this Podcast's Links, Descriptions, Images, Videos, etc at: https://journ.tv The Pioneer Series are interviews with awakened individuals from all walks of life who are dedicated to help create a real home world. — Find out How You Can Move Through Your Dark Night of the Soul without the years and years of struggle and suffering: https://www.pearlplanet.co/ — Session 8: Helen Jones Helen is a gifted master healer, spiritual mentor and channel based in the midlands in the UK, who believes we all have innate, powerful capabilities within us to heal ourselves and transform our lives. After suffering trauma and years of immobilizing ill health, a spiritual awakening revealed the inner guidance she needed to heal herself and enhance her life.  She now shares her exceptional wisdoms and gifts to support people through their own self healing and awakening process, using a variety of tools and ongoing channelled support. Helen's website is: https://www.visionoflight.co.uk

Heal with Angelica Watters's Podcast with Guest Kaderick Jones Life Coach Episode 24: 3 Dimensions Of Purpose ⭐️ On this episode Kaderick and I will be discussing “ The 3 Dimensions Of Purpose” Learning how to tap into the 3 powerful dimensions of purpose learn what you're true life calling is and so much more if you are lost and don't know your purpose this episode will be just for YOU! Guest Info : Kaderick Jones Debra's Husband; Father of Khristian, Khistopher, Khyron & Alexis. Walter's carbon copy, Helen Jones' 2nd Son. Native of Eudora, AR. Navy Veteran; retired Pastor, 14 year Life Coach and Founder of PKJONDEMAND. Life Statement is "Life is too short to play games, so keep it real." More info about The Host, Angelica Watters Coaching Program ⬇️⬇️⬇️ https://payhip.com/b/U0DHw -Ebooks ”Heal Yourself” Ebook ⬇️⬇️⬇️ https://payhip.com/b/PK23F -Healing Tribe Merch ⬇️⬇️⬇️ Visit: https://linktr.ee/SupremelyDivine_ Would you like to advertise your business on my podcast and reach more potential clients/customers? ⬇️⬇️⬇️ Email: healwithangelica@yahoo.com Subscribe to podcast: (Available on all podcast streams) http://anchor.fm/allthingsabundant Subscribe to Youtube channel: https://youtube.com/channel/UCGGovfyBC92zSj1GITVnUIg If you have it on your heart to donate, for more free powerful content it is appreciated ☺️ DONATE|CONTRIBUTION Cash App :$healwithangelica Zell: healwithangelica@yahoo.com PayPal: paypal.me/healwithangelica Venmo: @healwithangelica --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/allthingsabundant/support

In this episode of Ask an Orthodontist, Dr Derek Mahony speaks with Dr Helen Jones, a retired Specialist Orthodontist, who has practiced and advocated the paradigm shift in the field of orthodontics, toward an early intervention, airway, and function focused approach to treatment. Here are some timestamps of key points. 2:55 The public awareness and shift to a newer model of treatment 5:30 The benefits of early orthodontics 8:50 Is this modern way of practicing orthodontics widely practiced in the UK? 12:30 What's your opinion on the influence of the size and shape of the upper jaw on facial aesthetics and oral function? 14:14 Environment vs genetics in crooked or straight teeth 22:15 The best age to bring your child in for a first dental check up. 24:00 The effect of crooked teeth on kids confidence You can find more info, and to reach out to Dr Helen Jones at www.connectingheads.com And you can find Dr Derek Mahony's practices at www.fullfaceorthodontics.com.au and for more bite size information, check out his Youtube channel HERE

https://www.dcpofficial.com/johnhorton John Horton died at the age of 22 on March 30th 2009, while in a solitary confinement cell in Los Angeles' Men's Central Jail. There were conflicting autopsy reports, but ultimately John's mother, Helen Jones, was able to learn about the extensive trauma John suffered leading up to his death. LA county originally listed John's death as suicide, but the Jones family believes this was staged to help move attention away from the potential that John was killed by a Los Angeles Sherriff Department gang known as the 3000 Boys.  CALL TO ACTION Helen Jones would like you to use whatever means possible to amplify… “John Horton who was murdered, beat to death on March 30th 2009 in Men's Central Jail by ten 3000 Boys' deputy Sheriff gang members that viciously run the 3rd floor of Men's Central County Jail. 12 years later and still no justice for John.” “Jalani Lovett who was also beaten to death and murdered by the 3000 Boys deputy sheriff gang on September 22nd 2021. And the 3000 Boys gang tried to stage Jalani Lovett's death.” “WE MUST STOP THE SHERIFF'S GANGS FROM COMMITING GENOCIDE ON OUR CHILDREN NOW. THE GANGS BEEN KILLING BLACK AND BROWN FOLKS SINCE THE 1970'S FOR GANG INITIATION.” - Helen Jones “The los Angeles Sheriff Department has 18 known vicious deputy gangs that are commiting genocide on black and brown men and women.” Contact your local officials to demand that they ban Qualified Immunity Credits Special thanks to  Host: Adell Coleman & Chris Colbert Executive Producers: Adell Coleman & Chris Colbert Edited & Sound Design: Byron Hunt Producers: Heather Johnson, Ryan Woodhall and Mike DuBose Associate Producers: Quinton Hill Content Distribution: DCP Entertainment Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode of ScaleUp Radio we, once again, bring you a compilation of some great business advice that we've heard throughout 2021.   There's no getting away from the fact that it's been another challenging year for so many, and we've heard some great insights and advice along the way that have helped many of us, and will continue to help us as we face the new year.   We've been lucky enough to have a real range of conversations in the past year - from accountants, lawyers, marketers and IT support right through to restaurant owners, franchisees, funeral directors and gin makers.   With all of this diversity it's been really interesting to see how much common ground there is. At the end of the day the key challenges to building and scaling up a business are not unique to any particular industry or sector. Sure, there are differences, but the key things remain the same. All of our guests have provided some great lessons that they have learned along the way, that can be of real benefit to all of us.    No matter the size of your business - large or small - make sure that you celebrate the wins that you have achieved this year. Small and medium businesses are the backbone of any successful economy and you don't need me to tell you that it can be hard at times.   But hold onto the reasons that you started out in the first place. You set out to achieve something, and we have all achieved something special; something to be proud of.   Hold onto that star that guides you and drives and work out how you are going to get that little bit closer to it next year.    The links to all of the episodes that these pieces of advice are from are below, so you can spend time getting to know each business owner better.   This is the last episode of ScaleUp Radio for this year. I want to thank you for your continued support for ScaleUp Radio. We are now being listened to in 59 countries across the globe, with more of you listening and downloading now than ever before.   We'll be back with a new episode on Monday, 10th January. In the meantime, enjoy this excerpts of advice from our episodes in 2021.     Links to episodes featured in this compilation:   https://traffic.libsyn.com/secure/scaleupradio/Eddie_Perks_2.mp3   https://traffic.libsyn.com/secure/scaleupradio/Caroline_Butcher_2.mp3   https://traffic.libsyn.com/secure/scaleupradio/Faith_Guest.mp3   https://traffic.libsyn.com/secure/scaleupradio/Ben_King.mp3   https://traffic.libsyn.com/secure/scaleupradio/Greg_Baldwin.mp3   https://traffic.libsyn.com/secure/scaleupradio/Hollie_Whittles.mp3   https://traffic.libsyn.com/secure/scaleupradio/Steve_Harris.mp3   https://traffic.libsyn.com/secure/scaleupradio/Helen_Jones.mp3   https://traffic.libsyn.com/secure/scaleupradio/Darren_Wilkins.mp3   https://traffic.libsyn.com/secure/scaleupradio/Paul_McCafferty.mp3   https://traffic.libsyn.com/secure/scaleupradio/Daniel_Walton.mp3   https://traffic.libsyn.com/secure/scaleupradio/Kerry_Perkins.mp3   https://traffic.libsyn.com/secure/scaleupradio/Aasia_Baig.mp3   https://traffic.libsyn.com/secure/scaleupradio/Celia_Felgate.mp3   https://traffic.libsyn.com/secure/scaleupradio/Oliver_Percival.mp3   https://traffic.libsyn.com/secure/scaleupradio/Tom_Field.mp3   https://traffic.libsyn.com/secure/scaleupradio/Ian_Jarvis.mp3   https://traffic.libsyn.com/secure/scaleupradio/Peter_Chatterly.mp3   https://traffic.libsyn.com/secure/scaleupradio/Duncan_Gilroy.mp3   ScaleUp Radio cannot be held responsible for the content of third party websites   Scaling up your business isn't easy, and can be a little daunting. Let ScaleUp Radio make it a little easier for you. With guests who have been where you are now, and can offer their thoughts and advice on several aspects of business. ScaleUp Radio is the business podcast you've been waiting for.   You can get in touch with Kevin here: kevin@biz-smart.co.uk

“Como todos los TVR modernos, el Sagaris ignora la regla que impone la Unión Europea, que recomienda que todos los coches estén equipados al menos con ABS y airbags. Por ahora, TVR no ofrece en sus coches ayudas electrónicas a la conducción, dejando el control del automóvil totalmente bajo las habilidades al volante de su conductor”. Esto es lo que dice Wikipedia del Sagaris, uno de los últimos TVR. Porque, ¡Ojo!, que hablamos de un coche que declara más 400 CV y 1.100 kg. Los ingleses son muy raros… y para temas relacionados con el motor, todavía más. Pero en este caso para bien, porque una marca como TVR no podría haber nacido en ningún otro país… nadie se hubiese atrevido… o no le habrían dejado. Estamos hablando de unos modelos deportivos que muchos los consideramos los más peligrosos de la historia. TVR ha tenido una historia tormentosa, una fama de coches peligrosos, con motores potentes y chasis no siempre a la altura. Incluso hay quien quiere ver una cierta maldición en esta marca… 1946: Nace TVR. Trevor Wilkinson (1923-2008) un tío con apellido de cuchilla de afeitar, era un apasionado de los coches deportivos. A los 14 años de edad abandona la escuela para perseguir su vocación de convertirse en ingeniero. El TVR One. Con 23 años de edad Wilkinson puso la semilla de lo que sería TVR al inaugurar un pequeño garaje en su casa que llamó pomposamente “Trevcar Motors”. Un año después otro loco de los coches llamado Jack Pickard se unió, pero puso una condición: cambiar a un nombre algo más serio. Se seleccionaría TVR Engineering. Su primer coche nace en 1949 con un chasis de largueros, carrocería de aluminio y un motor de camioneta Ford de 35 CV. Producción en serie. Su primer coche de producción en serie ya contaba con otra de las señas de identidad de la marca, la carrocería de fibra. Se presentó en 1954 con un nombre, esta vez sí, más pomposo: TVR Sports Saloon. A comienzos de los años ’60, un buen año, nace el TVR Grantura, presentado en el Auto Show de Nueva York. Ya empieza a verse la filosofía de la marca: Coches de estética llamativa y diferente, peso escaso y motores ajenos, pero sencillos y potentes. En este caso el motor 1.6 se acercaba a los 100 CV para un peso de 700 kg… Primera bancarrota. Os decía al comenzar que la historia de TVR es tormentosa. A pesar del éxito del Grantura las finanzas no iban bien y en 1965 la compañía quiebra. Llega la llamada “era Lilley”, pues la compañía se vendió a Arthur y Martin Lilley, padre e hijo, quienes crearon TVR Engineering Limited. Y llega un coche clave en la historia de TVR, uno de los más conocidos y de los más apreciados: El Griffith. Helen Jones se desnuda. Los Lilley padre e hijo intentan hacer coches más económicos, pero igual de atractivos. Nace el TVR Vixen y en 1970 otro coche para mi clave en la historia de TVR: El precioso Tuscan. Para tener repercusión tuvieron una “gran” idea: Lanzar en 1970 una agresiva campaña de publicidad con la famosa modelo Helen Jones posando desnuda junto al TVR. La segunda bancarrota. Pues, como ya supondréis al leer el crédito, mal. Tan mal que los Lilley se ven obligados a malvender la compañía a otro entusiasta y admirador de la marca: Peter Wheeler. A Peter le gustaba la marca porque eran deportivos puros, sin concesiones al lujo ni siquiera a la seguridad. Y lo que hizo fue radicalizar la marca aún más… una estrategia que tuvo éxito. ¿Cuál era la gracia de estos coches? Pues que eran una absoluta locura. Wheeler, un purista, no quería que sus coches montasen airbags ni ABS ni ninguna ayuda electrónica a la conducción de ningún tipo. Deportivos para expertos. En esta etapa se cimenta la fama, justamente ganada, de que los TVR eran y son coches para expertos. O, como dicen otros, para dementes totales. El más mínimo error al volante podía llevar a tener un grave accidente. El TVR más “bestia”. No podemos dejar de hablar del TVR Cerbera Speed 12 una versión de competición del Cerbera, del que se llegaron a vender más de 1.500 unidades. Quisieron montar algo muy gordo para 1997… el Speed 12. El chasis y carrocería eran completamente nuevos y el motor un V12 de 7,7 litros de origen Aston Martin y casi 900 CV… una verdadera pasada… De nuevo a la ruina. Una nueva ruina y un nuevo “salvador”, pero esta vez entre comillas, pues el millonario ruso Nikolay Smolensky compró la compañía, pero para deshacerse de ella solo unos años… sin haber vendido un solo coche. El 6 de junio de 2013 el empresario ruso vendió TVR a un empresario británico, Les Edgar, otro gran aficionado a los deportivos radicales. Nace TVR Automotive Limited, una compañía liderada por Les Edgar y John Chaset que anunció la presentación de un nuevo Griffith desarrollado por Gordon Murray en la parte del chasis y Cosworth en la parte motor.

This week we are delighted to welcome Helen Jones to the show. Helen is a wonderfully creatiive individual who feels she has been surpressing her creative side for many years. Now she has reached a point in her life where she finally feels she has the freedom to be herself and she revelas how improv comedy has played a big role in her shifting her mindset. She is recently retired and is ready to start a new and exciting chapter in her life full of improv, writing and maybe even some stand up comedy! It's another fascinating chat and we can't wait for you to hear all about what she has in store.

On this episode of ScaleUp Radio, Kevin speaks to Helen Jones from Collaboris. Collaboris was formed in 2007 as a slightly different company, which took a rather winding path to get to the present day, where it is an information technology and services company that works within Microsoft’s SharePoint program - which you may well have used in your own company, or interacted with at an event. As always, there is an awful lot of ground covered in this conversation, including the challenges and lessons learned as part of their scale up journey and whether or not they would do anything differently.   We also discussed:     - The process of deciding when is the right time to ‘give up’ on something? Whether it’s an aspect of your business, a branch of growth within your company or even a member of staff.  - How to adapt to something like the pandemic, when many of your customers moved to working from home  - Having to change your advertising and marketing online to keep up with the different algorithms on different platforms  - Making sure that the different members of staff have different skill sets, which compliment one another - and benefit the business as a whole.   Helen is incredibly knowledgable about her area, and clearly has a real passion about the industry - she really was very enjoyable to spend some time with. I hope that you enjoy it too.     Helen can be found here:   linkedin.com/in/helenejones   https://www.collaboris.com/   https://www.facebook.com/collab365   https://collab365.com/   ScaleUp Radio cannot be held responsible for the content of third party websites   Scaling up your business isn't easy, and can be a little daunting. Let ScaleUp Radio make it a little easier for you. With guests who have been where you are now, and can offer their thoughts and advice on several aspects of business. ScaleUp Radio is the business podcast you've been waiting for.   You can get in touch with Kevin here: kevin@biz-smart.co.uk

Wellington is wagging goodbye to plastic registration tags for dogs in a bid to cut down on waste. They will be replaced with a single metal tag that should last the dog's lifetime - although owners still have to pay fees annually Helen Jones from Wellington City Council explains why the metal tags are a better friend to dog and planet.  

Stuart Gall, CEO & Helen Jones CFO of Intelligent Ultrasound #IUG on another positive year of progress, despite the restrictions of the pandemic on the release of their full year results. Intelligent Ultrasound (AIM: IUG) develops artificial intelligence-based clinical image analysis software tools for the diagnostic medical ultrasound market and hi-fidelity virtual reality simulators for the ultrasound training market. Based in Cardiff in the UK and Atlanta in the US, the Group operates two divisions: Clinical AI DivisionFocusses on developing deep learning-based algorithms to make ultrasound machines smarter and more accessible. Products in the market include: ScanNav AssistScanNav Assist uses machine-learning based algorithms to automatically identify and grade ultrasound images. GE Healthcare's SonoLyst software on their Voluson SWIFT ultrasound machine incorporates the ScanNav Assist AI technology and has received CE approval and 510(k) clearance from the FDA. SonoLyst is the world's first fully integrated AI tool that recognises the 20 views recommended by the International Society of Ultrasound in Obstetrics and Gynaecology mid-trimester practice guidelines for fetal imaging. ScanNav AnatomyScanNav Anatomy PNB uses machine-learning based algorithms to simplify ultrasound-guided needling by providing the user with real-time AI-based anatomy highlighting software for a range of medical procedures. ScanNav Anatomy has received CE approval and has also been submitted for FDA regulatory approval. ScanNav Anatomy PNB is therefore not available for sale in the US or any other territory requiring government approval for this type of product. Simulation DivisionFocusses on hi-fidelity ultrasound education and training through simulation. Its main products are the ScanTrainer OBGYN training simulator, the HeartWorks echocardiography training simulator, the BodyWorks Eve Point of Care and Emergency Medicine training simulator with Covid-19 module and the new AI-based Anatomy PNB training simulator. To date over 1,000 simulators have been sold to over 600 medical institutions around the world.

Programa día 17-01-2021 - Pool Jazz Vibes #2#24 – Helen Jones dirigido por Guillermo Valero.Helen Jones, trombonista de la International Sweethearts of Rhythm.Esta banda, fue la primera banda racialmente mixta de EEUU constituida sólo por mujeres. Cosechó mucho éxito pero es fácilmente olvidada por los libros de historia del jazz. Destacamos también el trabajo en solitario de una de sus trompetistas: Clora Bryant.

In this episode Helen Jones interviews Lambros Fatsis - current holder of the BSC Blog of the Year award with the article ‘Policing Black Culture One Beat at a Time' - on speaking truth to power, music, social media, racism, state violence and social justice.

October is domestic violence month and this week. Dr. Watkins interviews Helen Jones regarding how she survived domestic violence.  During this interview Prophetess, Helen Jones shares her experiences with domestic violence in the church.  Listen with expectation on how she overcame and how you can too!

In this podcast Dr Helen Jones interviews Dr Richard Hough in the middle of a hurricane. He talks about his career, the benefits to the BSC and to himself of being an International Ambassador and gives some insights into his ongoing research.

Helen Jones from Collaboris is back on the show! She shares some cool stats from the online GlobalCon2 conference that was held in June earlier this year. In this episode she will give you all information about the coming GlobalCon3 that is on the 8-11 of September. Get your free ticket and the all-access-pass now, see links below. Learn more about Helen and her background by listening to episode 37.Cheers from Lise @sharepointbabe Links:Helen Joneshttps://www.linkedin.com/in/helenejones/ GlobalCon3 Register for a free tickethttps://partners.collab365.community/19693/40150  GlobalCon3 All-Access-Pass which gives you access to all sessions, 10 e-books and more:https://partners.collab365.community/19691/40150  Collab365 Communityhttps://collab365.community/  Follow Connor Deasey on his 30-day Microsoft 365 challengehttps://connor.collab365.community/ Contact info:Lise Rasmussen @sharepointbabe (Twitter & Instagram)Christina Gibson @bananisen (Twitter) WITGirls Podcast:https://witgirlspodcast.com Listen, Rate and Subscribe:https://podcasts.apple.com/se/podcast/witgirls/id1252774275 Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/witgirlspod/   

In ths podcast, Dr Marian Duggan, chair of the Women Crime and Criminal Justice Network and Director of Studies for Criminology at the University of Kent, is interviewed by Dr Helen Jones of the BSC, on the work of the Network and future directions for collaboration and research.

On the Vox Markets Podcast Today: 6th August 2020 Tony Swiericzuk CEO of Salt Lake Potash #SO4 discusses what the full funding of their Lake Way project means for the company and the creation of an industry in Western Australia. Stuart Gall, CEO of & Helen Jones, CFO Intelligent Ultrasound Group #MED discusses highlights from their interim results and milestones to come. (Interview starts at 17 minutes 40 seconds) Nick Lee, Investment Director at RiverFort Global Opportunities #RGO explains how warrants can significantly increase the return that they are able to achieve from its investments. (Interview starts at 28 minutes 20 seconds) Chris Bailey founder of Financial Orbit covers dividend news and the following companies: Aviva #AV. & Hammerson #HMSO (Interview starts at 33 minutes 18 seconds) Vox Markets is revolutionising the way companies engage with shareholders and the stock market at large. By aggregating IR and digital content onto one secure and compliant platform, Vox Markets has established itself as the go-to resource for the investment community. #VoxMarkets #StockMarket #LivePrices #StockMarketNews #Money #Investing #Investments #Finance #Business #Podcast https://www.voxmarkets.co.uk/

In this episode Lise talks to Helen Jones from Collaboris. Helen is one of the organizers of GlobalCon2, a Microsoft 365 Virtual Conference, that is happening on the 15-19 of June 2020 and has more than 17k registered attendees - and counting! She gives an insight on their work behind planning and running a conference in that scale. Below you find links to the conference and hope to meet you there!Cheers from Lise @sharepointbabe LinksRegister for a free ticket to GlobalCon2 (Microsoft 365 Virtual Conference):https://partners.collab365.community/16428/40150 Register for the All-Access-Pass which gives you access to the sessions on-demand, traning material and more:https://partners.collab365.community/16427/40150 Apply to be a speaker at upcoming Collab365 conferences:https://content.collab365.community/speaker-management/want-to-speak-for-us/ Collaboris https://www.collaboris.com/ WITGirls PodcastWebsite:https://witgirlspodcast.com  Listen, Rate and Subscribe:https://podcasts.apple.com/se/podcast/witgirls/id1252774275 

Paul and Stewart set up and discuss the first interview by our colleague Ron Barnett from the South Grey News of Joan McGee from the Flesherton Love Committee. Stewart had a talk about weather and dashing snowmobiles with Karen Buratynski, District 9 Manager for the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs and their interactive trail guide. Marian Doyle and Carl Herman talked with Stewart about their respective Food Bank operations in Flesherton and Markdale. They speak of the services provided, the warm welcome people can expect, and the serious need for help in a Grey Highlands winter. Ron and Stewart address the South Grey News items for this episode: 'Name your flavour' ice cream contest, and the Forests Ontario 50 Million Tree Program. Ron is busy doing the Top 10 Stories of 2019 and the Grey County Reads contest. In the episode before Christmas, international dance artist and teacher, Helen Jones and, author and performer, Geoff Bowes present our winter's tales stories. Paul and Stewart close by noting Paul's election to Warden of Grey and looking back on the In Grey Highlands This Week production season in 2019.

We recently ran a story about a new report that highlighted the fact that poorly implemented ePMA (electronic prescribing and medicines administration) systems can result in potentially fatal medication errors. We were very fortunate to catch up with Scott Hislop and Helen Jones, two of the investigators, on the podcast to discuss the series of events that ultimately culminated in the sad passing of Mrs Ann Midson. The report comes after the Healthcare Safety Investigation Branch (HSIB) looked at the case of 75-year old Ann Midson, who was left taking two powerful blood-thinning medications after a mix-up at her local hospital where she was receiving treatment whilst suffering from incurable cancer. Ann sadly died 18 days after being discharged and the error with her medication was only picked up three days before. This led to the HSIB investigation to question why this happened, even when the hospital had an ePMA system in place. The report highlights that many NHS trusts across England are taking up this technology as they reduce medication errors, but that incomplete use of e-systems could create further risks to patient safety. The investigation found that often all the functions of ePMA systems aren’t being used and that staff switch between using paper record and digital records, increasing the likelihood of crucial information being missed. Ann’s case also highlighted the routine lack of information sharing between NHS services, such as GP surgeries and pharmacies. She had been taking one blood-thinning medication on admission. This was stopped during her time at the hospital, but this message was not relayed to her local pharmacy and she continued to take both after leaving hospital. The report also identifies that the availability of a seven-day hospital pharmacy service is crucial to support a digital system and pick up any errors quickly. The length of time it took in Ann’s case had a huge effect on both her and her family. Ann’s daughter said: “Not only were we grieving the loss of mum but also that she had to deal with the stress and upset of this towards the end of her life. She had to spend a lot of time within different parts of the NHS and all we ever wanted was for her to get the best possible care at every stage.

This episode features race reports from mid October, previews of upcoming races in mid to late November, coaching advice on race and training pacing, running routes in Baltimore County and Montgomery County, and an interview with Helen Jones, an original Baltimore Pacemaker who continues to crush big goals in her running career.

Join me as I chat with the wonderful Helen about her business journey so far. Helen explains how the sudden loss of her mother inspired her to turn her lifelong hobby of photography into a business, chats about the hard parts of being a photographer, building a brand full of personality and gives her top tips for getting the best out of your photo session! Be sure to check out @mindyerbusinesspodcast on Instagram and Facebook to see some of Helen's gorgeous work!

We head to Leedsgate to speak to Helen Jones and Kim Maloney MBE about a unique pilot scheme they have set up with Leeds council which allows people living on The Road to stop for longer and negotiate with the council and community. 

In this episode, we talk to Jovan Levokic and Helen Jones about the BBC Audience Team’s Style Guide, which you can find by going to: https://public.tableau.com/views/BBCAudiencesTableauStyleGuide/MoreInfo2?:embed=y&:display_count=yes We talk about the process for creating the style guide and gave kudos for such a comprehensive tool they’ve built. Jovan shared the materials they considered when completing their style guides: IBM: https://www.ibm.com/design/language/experience/data-visualization/ The ONS: https://style.ons.gov.uk/category/data-visualisation/ The Sunlight Foundation: https://sunlightfoundation.com/2014/03/12/datavizguide/ Andy Cotgreave's Oxford University style guide: https://weblearn.ox.ac.uk/access/content/group/6a4b704f-24ea-4b87-bc8d-bf34327e3979/Tableau%20style%20guide.pdf Announcements Jovan has since started the https://synthesisbureau.com/ which is a data visualization practice that also includes R&D (how cool is that?) which means there’s an open position on the BBC Audience’s team. You can learn more about this job by going to: https://careerssearch.bbc.co.uk/jobs/job/Data-Analytics-Manager-Visualisation/29671. The job closes 7 October 2018, so make sure you act fast if this is the position for you! Nominations for the Vizzies close on 30 September 2018, so make sure you vote for this community-based award! www.bit.ly/2018Vizzies Speaker applications close soon for TFF LATAM! Check out http://www.thefringefestival.rocks/tff-the-americas-latam--nam.html for the speaker application (we have them in English, Spanish, and Portuguese). Applications close on 30 September! Don’t miss sharing your message about the Tableau eco-system with LATAM and the world! TFF LATAM will be held on 16 November 2018! Good day and good viz!

Are you open to a romance between Mariah and Tessa?; Nikki says goodbye to Victor… and Hello to Jack?; Abby in the middle; Victoria’s head; Nick, Noah, and the father/son cycle; Hilary’s hidden footage; Ashby family stress; Dina and Graham, I mean, Jack; and Helen Jones’ Diary; PLUS: The Weekly Y&R Chat Poll, “Who Said […]

Are you open to a romance between Mariah and Tessa?; Nikki says goodbye to Victor… and Hello to Jack?; Abby in the middle; Victoria’s head; Nick, Noah, and the father/son cycle; Hilary’s hidden footage; Ashby family stress; Dina and Graham, I mean, Jack; and Helen Jones’ Diary; PLUS: The Weekly Y&R Chat Poll, “Who Said […]

Helen Jones : Vocalist / Music Teacher FavourEconomy is a collection of audio recordings shared by women who work in the arts. The project operates as a platform for contributors to share their experience, insights and skills by recording an audio file and sharing it to the archive. The archive comprises of a series of volumes that develop over a one-year period coinciding with the financial year. The recordings shared to FavourEconomy have been termed ‘favours’ because they have been produced with the intention of being of benefit for other women to hear. Furthermore, the word ‘favour’ encapsulates a social gesture of ‘sharing something’ without defining exactly what that something might be. FavourEconomy operates as an audio gift economy, whereby each contributor has determined the content and value of their recording set in accordance with their own experience and is received by the listener according to their current situation and need. The audio favours concurrently act to gives value and power to the female voice, which is too often silenced. Diverse perspectives make FavourEconomy more valuable through their ability to highlight the breadth as well as the commonalities of the female experience. The project is inclusive of audio favours shared by those at various stages of their career and who occupy a variety of creative and professional arts roles. This is because the boundaries of contemporary art forms and careers can often be fused, blurred or multifaceted. Furthermore, arts practitioners frequently express themselves in multiple roles and creative disciplines. FavourEconomy is also inclusive of recordings shared by non-gender binary people to allow a spectrum of perspectives to be voiced. For so many women the path to ‘success’ is hazardous with a multiplicity of journeys simultaneously being navigated. Subsequently the female voice often vanishes from public discourse before being heard. To enable a platform for this to occur FavourEconomy is intentionally non-selective and embraces all audio favours shared from a female perspective of working in the arts - beyond only those 'at the top’ of their arts profession. The central aims of FavourEconomy are to promote a culture of supportive communication and information sharing amongst women, to foster relationships that are generative rather than competitive and counteract a system where women are often pitched against each other for finite slices of power and position. FavourEconomy is investigating at a time when we have the greatest numbers of women working in the arts, why there still is not commensurate representation in leadership positions, exhibitions, publications and collections. While there are many systemic issues to be addressed there is one specific area that can be combated by the FavourEconomy. We aim to actively support a culture whereby women help out other women in order to strengthen the female voice, knowledge, presence and power in the arts. We posit that our efforts and insights can benefit others and that the more that we share with and support one another the easier it will be for women to impact upon the circuit of contemporary art production and dissemination. Currently FavourEconomy volumes are accessible online to a digital public and for exhibition as a compendium of sound, installation and text based artwork. Moving forward FavourEconomy aims to furtther explore ways in which the archive records alternative histories; provides a platform for intersectional perspectives to be voiced; operates as an alternative economy; interrogates the notion of gatekeepers, prizes and exclusive exhibitions; challenges notions of success; empower the female voice and strengthens relationships.

At the start of Dementia Awareness Week, I was a guest on Radio Merseyside's Daybreak show on May 18, 2014 presented by Helen Jones. I talked about my late mother, Audrey who had Alzheimer's disease and some of the innovations in dementia care that I've seen in Liverpool. You can read more on Biotech Strategy Blog about: Everton FC's Pass on the Memories program. Link: http://3nt.co/1rlsCAp Sedgemoor Dementia Support Centre that won a national design award. Link: http://3nt.co/QUpfn1

In the wake of Liverpool's 5-1 demolition of Arsenal (no, I will never get tired of saying that), the Three Bad Wools reconvene one Wool light as scheduling conflicts meant Matt was unavailable. Fear not however, as we're delighted to welcome Helen Jones as our first ever guest on the show. We talk Arsenal, Gerrard, the front three, transfers and games to come. And Helen makes an unfortunate lookalike comparison for Countinho.

Institute of Advanced Legal Studies Teaching Research Skills to Law Students: A Workshop on Best Practice Helen Jones

John McCarthy talks to the human rights campaigner Peter Tatchell about his enthusiasm for hiking in Tasmania and Madeira, glaciologist Richard Sale about long distance walking routes in Europe and to photographer Jason Florio and his partner Helen Jones about travelling all around Gambia on foot. Producer: Harry Parker.

Show host, Helen Jones, talks about respect, how to gain it, the necessity of giving it and elements of the process to achieve it.

When events in your life make no sense -- the familiar has fled your life, you're on a downhill slide and the dreams you had are distant memories, all is not lost. You may actually be on the path that leads directly to your destiny! Helen Jones gives a special message to women attending a women's chapel service at Haven Of Rest Ministries in Akron, Ohio.

Don't be afraid to make mistakes, change course or make a course correction. Helen Jones takes her own advice by announcing a change in the program format.

Too many people delay their happiness for a future event, while living in daily discontent. Happiness is not a future goal! Helen Jones talks about practical ways to bring your happiness into the NOW of your life, today!