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The Round Table of Justice – Each and every Monday we invite experts in the law to pull up a seat and discuss the week's biggest crime and justice stories. In today's Round Table of Justice Evan is joined by Vishal Dhir, senior vice president of the Commonwealth & Americas for Axon, Ian Adams, assistant professor in the department of criminology and criminal justice at the University of South Carolina, and business system analyst Matt Carleton, to discuss new and emerging technology in the justice sector.
Halloween is right around the corner, so grab your pumpkin spice lattes and join us as we explore Ohio's cemeteries with Ian Adams, Randall Lee Schieber, and Robin L. Smith, the photographers and author, respectively, of This Place of Silence: Ohio's Cemeteries and Burial Grounds. Our guests discuss the process of photographing and writing about cemeteries in every county in Ohio, cemetery art and architecture, the history and evolution of the American cemetery, unique gravestones and monuments, famous figures put to rest in Ohio's burial sites, the literary inspiration behind the book's title, and a lot more. Ian Adams has twenty-one photography books and more than sixty-five Ohio calendars to his credit. He conducts nature and garden photography seminars, workshops, and slide programs throughout North America and taught digital photography at Ohio State University's Agricultural Technical Institute in Wooster from 2010 to 2019. Randall Lee Schieber is a professional photographer based in Columbus, Ohio. He specializes in editorial, architectural, location, and travel photography and has published eight books and fifteen calendars. His work has appeared in a variety of local and national publications. Robin L. Smith is the research director at Columbus Business First newspaper. She is the coauthor (with Randall Lee Schieber) of Columbus: A Photographic Portrait and Ohio: Then and Now, and the author of Columbus Ghosts: Historical Haunts of Ohio's Capital and Columbus Ghosts II: More Central Ohio Haunts. Page Count is produced by Ohio Center for the Book at Cleveland Public Library. For full show notes and an edited transcript of this episode, visit the episode page. To get in touch, email ohiocenterforthebook@cpl.org (put “podcast” in the subject line) or follow us on Instagram, Twitter, or Facebook.
Recorded for release w/c 14th Oct 2024 This week we find out about Pride and Prejudice* (*Sort of) that is at the Grand this week, we meet the Grand's Panto's main cast with Giant from Gladiators, Timothy Lucas, Tom Lowe, Jarnéia Richard-Noel, Olivia Mitchell, Ian Adams and Tam Ryan, plus we find out about Miss Ida with Tonia Daley Campbell and Adaya Henry and catch up with Asha Manhota in her bid to become Ms Great Britain 2024.
Dr. Ian Adams talks about his career in policing, his transition to academia, and his recent policy research paper titled "Fuck: The Police." They discuss the use of profanity in policing and the need for a nuanced approach to regulating it. Adams conducted a survey experiment with police chiefs and sheriffs across the United States, finding a strong national consensus on the issue. He argues that policy should focus on the impact of profanity on public trust and professionalism rather than implementing blanket bans. Adams also highlights the creativity and problem-solving skills of police officers and the challenges they face in their daily work. Just be advised that the episode features strong, and often highly imaginative, language right from the start.
Join me as I get the chance to sit down with our Children's Ministry Director, Libby, one of our youth helpers Ian Adams, and one of our attenders Piper Dersch to talk through last week's VBS! It is a great conversation about many things!
RNIB Connect Radio's Toby Davey is joined again by Vidar Hjardeng MBE, Inclusion and Diversity Consultant for ITV News across England, Wales, Northern Ireland and the Channel Islands for the first of his regular Connect Radio theatre reviews for 2024. For Vidar's first audio described theatre review of 2024 we looked back on three shows for younger audiences with firstly Dear Santa at the Birmingham Hippodrome Theatre with description by Professional Audio describer Jonathan Nash, Wolverhampton Grand Theatre's Panto Snow White with description by Professional Audio describer Anne Hornsby and the Royal Shakespeare Company's production of The Box of Delights with description by Professional Audio Describers Carolyn Smith and Gethyn Edwards. About the Shows: Dear Santa at Birmingham Hippodrome with AD by Jonathan Nash Santa is determined to deliver the most fantastic Christmas present to Sarah, but he doesn't get it right straight away! With the help of his cheeky Elf, he finally settles on something ‘perfect', just in time for Christmas Eve. From the author of the well-loved children's book Dear Zoo, Rod Campbell, comes Dear Santa and it's live! This show is an ideal introduction to theatre for those aged two and over. Snow White, Wolverhampton Grand Theatre Mirror, mirror, on the wall, don't miss the fairest pantomime of them all…we promise it will be a truly wicked adventure! The ultimate festive family spectacular stars Kelle Bryan (Eternal, Hollyoaks, Loose Women) as the Good Fairy Elementa, with Gyasi Sheppy (CBeebies) as our dashing Prince and Niki Cowell Evans (X Factor, Blood Brothers, Kinky Boots) returns, but this time…she's wicked! They join Evie Pickerill (CBeebies) as Snow White, Tam Ryan as Muddles & Ian Adams as Nanny Nolly. Take a look in to the mirror, defeat the Evil Queen and follow Snow White & the prince on their journey to find true love's kiss in this ultimate fairy-tale family adventure. Take a bite of panto delight with spectacular scenery and costumes, magical special effects, wicked humour and plenty of audience participation! Snow White promises to be a festive spectacular for all ages. The Box of Delights, Royal Shakespeare Company A magically festive production for all the family in the Royal Shakespeare Theatre this winter. Orphaned schoolboy Kay Harker is caught up in a battle between two powerful magicians. Can he save Christmas? 'There are tricks...and then there's magic!' After a seemingly chance encounter on a train, orphaned schoolboy Kay Harker finds himself the guardian of a small wooden box with powers beyond his wildest dreams. Caught up in a battle between two powerful magicians, Kay fights to save not just the people he loves but also the future of Christmas itself. This fantastically festive production is directed by Justin Audibert (The Taming of the Shrew 2019, The Jew of Malta 2015) and designed by RSC Associate Artist Tom Piper. This production is based on the original stage production first produced by Wilton's Music Hall and Hero Productions at Wilton's Music Hall. Suitable for age 7+ (Image shows RNIB logo. 'RNIB' written in black capital letters over a white background and underlined with a bold pink line, with the words 'See differently' underneath)
My guest today is Ian Adams, an award winning Independent Irish filmmaker who's third feature length film, 'The Feature', which Ian wrote, directed and Co-starred in, recently won the Best Independent Movie award at the Underground Film Festival in Dun Laoghaire.I'll be primarily chatting to Ian about how this film came about, how it was made, some of the behind the scene stories and how it was possible to make an award winning feature length film on a budget of just €900.On top of all this Ian has been working on many television and film productions around the country, so this episode will include stories of what it's like to work with the likes of legendary filmmakers such as M. Night Shyamalan and Russell Crowe.I had the pleasure of seeing 'The Feature' a few months ago now and it's without a doubt one of the funniest Irish Comedies I've seen in a very long time so this was a real pleasure of an episode to record, I hope. you enjoy it!
Responsible Management - University of Bradford School of Management
In this episode David discusses what it means to be an authentic leader with Ian and Banita, who share their insights on the roles and responsibilities of leaders in this regard, the relationship between responsibility and authenticity and the challenges of developing and maintaining this for leaders in organisations of all types. Ian Adams graduated from the University of Bradford's School of Management in 2002, with a Distinction in his Master's in Business Administration (MBA). This spring-boarded a broad career in communications, at the BBC, BECTA, The Pensions Regulator, and now promoting patient safety in the NHS as a Director of NHS Resolution (the legal arm of the health service). Dr. Banita Lal is an Associate Professor in Responsible Management, Director of the Masters in Management Portfolio and Programme Leader for the MSc Management programme. She gained her PhD from the Department of Information Systems, Computing and Mathematics at Brunel University, UK before moving on to work at Nottingham Trent University and the University of Bedfordshire.
Guru of sustainability and regenerative agriculture, Ian produces sensational Shiraz & Grenache in Sellicks Hill, McLaren Vale. Testament to his love of Grenache, he has the name of his favourite varietal tattooed on his arm. Love for wine never got stronger! @thewineshowaustralia @dabblebrookwines
This week's episode of the Business Brief podcast features a conversation with Evergreen Climate Innovation's Ian Adams and Solios Agrosciences' Mary Fernandes about funding climate innovation. The show also looks at the rise of robotic surgery and how its rapid expansion is changing health care in Missouri.
Chris Kiritz and Ian Adams join the show for some exciting MTG Arena announcements, including news on Explorer Anthology 2, Alchemy: The Brothers' War, and more.
Brandon Sheffield reports from the Demonschool booth at PAX 2022, where he shares stories direct from Ian Adams, Frank Howley and our own Frank Cifaldi. Demonschool Booth Worries (00:14) A PAX-ish Anecdote, with Ian Adams (02:12) Day 1 Wrap-Up (03:19) Hotel Experience (05:06) Orange County in Newcastle upon Tyne (06:42) Day 2 and Adventure Game Panel, with Frank Cifaldi (08:53) Seattle Is Just San Francisco 2 (23:38) The Last of Us 2 Whiskey Event, with Frank Howley (26:16) Wrap Up (30:05) Hosted by Brandon Sheffield, with Ian Adams, Frank Howley and Frank Cifaldi. Edited by Esper Quinn. Original Music by Kurt Feldman.
Brandon Sheffield reports from the Demonschool booth at PAX 2022, where he shares stories direct from Ian Adams, Frank Howley and our own Frank Cifaldi.
In one of our most powerful episodes yet, the Covered crew is joined by former Utah Highway Patrol Lt. Gerrard "G" Moren to discuss the importance of officer wellness by sharing his personal experience in overcoming mental illness and addiction. The boys are sad to say goodbye to the Executive Director of the Utah FOP and fearless host of this show, Dr. Ian Adams as he joins us for this last time in this 2-episode series before taking the next step in his career at the University of South Carolina.
Ian Adams joined the podcast to break down the policy aspects of a recent Twitter spat between Elon Musk and California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara. What are telematics, and how are they used by the auto insurance industry? What is California's Proposition 103? What lessons can this episode teach about policy regarding emerging technologies more generally?Read Ian's recent piece on the topic here: https://www.insurancejournal.com/blogs/law-and-economics/2022/02/17/654839.htmFeaturing:- Ian Adams, Executive Director, International Center for Law & EconomicsVisit our website – www.RegProject.org – to learn more, view all of our content, and connect with us on social media.
The FOP is back this week to talk about a few strategies for discerning evidence-based information within the media. They review their COVID policy and recommendations, and crack a few jokes (to keep each other humble). Ian Adams, Executive Director https://ianadamsresearch.com/Brent Jex, President https://www.utahstatefop.com/Bret Rawson, Legal Counsel https://www.everyoneanexpert.com/
Today we're delighted to be joined by two guests, Sarah Parr and Ian Adams. Sarah is an executive coach with a background in coaching and consulting, Sarah also has over 10 years of experience in the social housing sector. Ian is Business Assurance and Performance Director at Magenta Living, the largest housing provider in Wirral, owning and managing around 12,500 properties. Ian is also the OKR lead for Magenta Living. Today we're going to talk about the challenges faced in the UK social housing sector and why OKRs are a great fit in helping tackle those challenges. Enjoy the episode!
Ian Adams, Brent Jex, and Bret Lawson talk about the importance of respecting the law, and the dangers of corruption within our policy-makers. They talk about recent allegations made against David Leavitt, Utah County Attorney. Brent Jex finishes the episode with an important discussion about officer's mental health and provides some strategies for wellness while on and off duty. Ian Adams, Executive Director https://ianadamsresearch.com/Brent Jex, President https://www.utahstatefop.com/Bret Rawson, Legal Counsel https://www.everyoneanexpert.com/
Blake has Designer Dave Humpherys and MTG Arena's Ian Adams on the show to talk about the upcoming digital format Alchemy.
Ian Adams has worked at various game companies, on games such as State of Decay, and currently is at Wizards of the Coast (Magic: The Gathering, Dungeons and Dragons). He walks us through some of the notable history of Christian video games, with sidequests about our childhood exposure to Dungeons and Dragons, the rise of video game-based charity organizations, and his perspective on the proto-MAGA Gamergate movement as someone working in the industry at the time it occurred. Follow Ian on Twitter: @ianwadams Charities Ian Mentions on the Pod: https://www.extra-life.org/ https://gamesdonequick.com/ https://www.directrelief.org/get-involved/gaming/ https://childsplaycharity.org/ -Check out Zach's music by going to: https://muzach.bandcamp.com -Read Dave's occasional blogging at: www.dangeroushope.wordpress.com Twitter: @vcwpod Zach- @muzach Dave- @Davejlester Podcast music by Zach Malm Logo by Zach Malm
In this episode, Director of Communications Melissa McGill talks to Bishop Ken Carter about leading the Church in this season, his own calling, his encouragement for church leaders, how he takes his coffee and much more. Bishop Kenneth H. Carter, Jr. is the resident bishop of the Western North Carolina and Florida Conferences of the United Methodist Church. Along with the Cabinets, he gives pastoral and administrative leadership to more than 1800 congregations, fresh expressions of church, campus ministries, and outreach initiatives in an episcopal area that stretches between the two conferences. Learn more about Bishop Carter. Mentions and Links: In his first video message to the Western North Carolina Conference, Bishop Carter outlines the four values discussed in this episode. Follow Bishop Carter on Facebook for his Saturday morning updates and frequent posts on key topics in the Church. The Bishop's favorite book Cave, Refectory, Road: Monastic Rhythms for Contemporary Living by Ian Adams
Blake is joined by Aaron Forsythe (vice president of R&D) and Ian Adams (senior game designer for MTG Arena) to discuss and reveal a new packet in the upcoming MTG Arena-exclusive release, Jumpstart: Historic Horizons, before answering a host of viewer questions.
This week, Ian Adams, Brent Jex, and Bret Rawson are back with Mike Fullwood, the 2nd vice president of the Utah FOP, and Kevin Murray, president of Utah's Salt Lake City Lodge #29, to talk about retirement, how the FOP can help officers, and strategies for wellness. Ian Adams, Executive Director https://ianadamsresearch.com/Brent Jex, President https://www.utahstatefop.com/Bret Rawson, Legal Counsel https://www.everyoneanexpert.com/
This week, Ian Adams, Brent Jex, and Bret Rawson are talking with Mike Fullwood, the 2nd vice president of the Utah FOP, and Kevin Murray, president of Utah’s Salt Lake City Lodge #29. They discuss officer conduct and wellness within our community.Ian Adams, Executive Director https://ianadamsresearch.com/Brent Jex, President https://www.utahstatefop.com/Bret Rawson, Legal Counsel https://www.everyoneanexpert.com/
Now even with the shortage of Cops, they aren't miracle workers -- so how can we help the cops out? Dave and Debbie break down what was discussed with Ian Adams with FOP and the SLC Police Chief Mike Brown. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Rod Arquette Show Daily Rundown – Thursday, May 20, 20214:20 pm: Ian Adams, spokesperson for the Utah Fraternal Order of Police joins the show to discuss a new Deseret News/Hinckley Institute poll showing 82% of those polled support law enforcement4:35 pm: Mark Huntsman, President of the State Board of Education joins the program to address the issue of critical race theory in the state’s schools and the rumors that it’s already being used in some districts6:05 pm: Steve Moore, Chief Economist for The Heritage Foundation, joins Rod for their weekly conversation about politics and the nation’s economy6:20 pm: Keaton Ems of the group “Move Oregon’s Border” joins Rod to discuss the passing of a recent election where five counties in Oregon voted to secede from the state and become part of the state of Idaho6:35 pm: Charles Cooke of National Review Online joins Rod for a conversation about how none of the accusations of fudging coronavirus numbers that have been made against Governor Ran DeSantis by the Florida Covid-19 whistleblower are turning out to be true
This week Miriah Ikemiyashiro, resident therapist at West Valley Police department, is a guest on the podcast to talk about resources for mental health for officers. The FOP crew also continue to discuss bills from the current legislative session that will directly affect law enforcement. Ian Adams, Executive Director https://ianadamsresearch.com/Brent Jex, President https://www.utahstatefop.com/Bret Rawson, Legal Counsel https://www.everyoneanexpert.com/
Join the Utah FOP crew for some vital information about the legal process for officers and the support provided by the FOP. Ian Adams, Executive Director https://ianadamsresearch.com/Brent Jex, President https://www.utahstatefop.com/Bret Rawson, Legal Counsel https://www.everyoneanexpert.com/
Marco Monteblanco, president of the Washington Fraternal Order of Police, joins Ian Adams, Brent Jex, and Bret Rawson for a year-end review. Listen in to hear about Marco Monteblanco's career in addition to projections for how the FOP will continue to improve and support law enforcement in 2021.Ian Adams, Executive Director https://ianadamsresearch.com/Brent Jex, President https://www.utahstatefop.com/Bret Rawson, Legal Counsel https://www.everyoneanexpert.com/Marco Monteblanco, Washington FOP President https://wafop.com/
In this episode, Ian and Brent interview their co host and legal specialist for Utah's FOP, Brett Rawson. Learn how Brett became a lawyer and why he is especially committed to protecting police officers in our community. Be sure to also check out Bret's own podcast, Everyone an Expert https://www.everyoneanexpert.com/Ian Adams, Executive Director https://ianadamsresearch.com/Brent Jex, President https://www.utahstatefop.com/Bret Rawson, Legal Counsel https://www.everyoneanexpert.com/
How is insurance regulated in the United States? How are emerging technologies disrupting the industry? And what issues do policymakers face regarding privacy concerns in our era of big data?Ian Adams joins the podcast to answer these questions and more.Featuring:- Ian Adams, Executive Director, International Center for Law & EconomicsVisit our website – www.RegProject.org – to learn more, view all of our content, and connect with us on social media.
Marcus Aurelius was a great optimist, and a true proponent of using one's mind to define one's reality. Few exemplify those precepts as well as my friend Ian Adams, Executive Director of the Utah Fraternal Order of Police. Listen in as Ian describes his journey from full-time LEO to successful PhD candidate and law enforcement expert.
Anxiety can be a right pesky, pain-in-the-backside block to living a creative, flowing life. Suzy wants to be clear & honest in in this episode that - while she does live a big, juicy, creative life which you might see the highlights of on social media - managing her anxiety is an ongoing process. She shares 7 of the best ways she's found to do that (and she's, unfortunately, a bit of an expert on this topic!). Anxiety is really common amongst creative, imaginative, empathetic people and it's also hardwired into the caveman part of our brains. Listen in for practical, tried and tested tips for how to get creative with managing anxiety so it doesn't get in the way of leading your big, juicy, creative life. So the Big Juicy Creative people can reach and inspire as many people as possible, please share with your friends and follow on social media! Is there someone you know who would really benefit from today's episode? To follow Big Juicy Creative for loads of inspiration on living creatively, see: Instagram: @bigjuicycreativeliving Facebook @bigjuicycreativeliving LinkedIn: @suzybashford contact Suzy: suzy@bigjuicycreative.co.uk And remember, you can still get your free wintspiration fridge poster (family friendly and grown-up versions available!) visit: www.bigjuicycreative.co.uk References: Dr Shefali broadcast daily 'Viral Wisdom' on Youtube at the beginning of lockdown and these are still freely available to watch Kelly Pietrangeli of ProjectMe has free 'Design My Day' sheets available on www.myprojectme.com to help focus and reduce anxiety in your day The discussion on creativity mentioned hosted by Creative Brief creative director Nicola Kemp and featuring Amazing If's Sarah Ellis is called 'Change, Creativity and Courage in a Crisis' - Part of BiteLive2020 The book and poem mentioned are by Ian Adams called Running Over Rocks; spiritual practices to transform tough times
In this episode, Ian Adams lays out the current state of driverless car technology, discusses its implications for the disabled community, and breaks down the decisions federal and state policymakers are facing when it comes to regulating the technology.Featuring:- Ian Adams, Executive Director, International Center for Law & EconomicsVisit our website – www.RegProject.org – to learn more, view all of our content, and connect with us on social media.
Juan Rulfo’s Pedro Páramo was originally published in Spanish in 1955. The book is published by Serpent’s Tail, the translation is by Margaret Sayers Peden and the readings in this episode are by Jakub Blank. The book concerns the journey of a young man to his mother’s native village of Comala, where he will search for his father, the elusive figure, Pedro Páramo. What he finds upon his arrival is a ghost town, the spectral image of a once vital community whose voices rise up to assail him with lamentations from beyond the grave. Somewhere within this chorus of the dead unfolds the tale of the landowner, Don Pedro, whose iron grip upon the town may well have been the source of its desolation. Over the course of the episode, we discuss Rulfo’s intriguing use of structure, Mexican rituals surrounding death, and the brutality of its central character. Bibliography: ‘The Fractal Structure of Pedro Páramo: Comala, When Will You Rest?’ by Elizabeth Sánchez in Hispania, Vol. 86, No. 2 (May, 2003) ‘Landscape and Loss in Juan Rulfo's Pedro Páramo’ by M. Ian Adams in Chasqui, Vol. 9, No. 1 (Nov., 1979) ‘Introduction to Juan Rulfo’s Naming Strategies in Pedro Páramo’ by Margaret V. Ekstrom in Literary Onomastics Studies (1979)
Proposed reform bills in Congress from Democrats and Republicans would make officers' disciplinary records public and create a national database of allegations. Ian Adams, Utah State Fraternal Order of Police Executive Director, joins Lee to discuss the bills.
Rod Arquette Show Daily Rundown - Wednesday, June 3, 20204:20 pm: Lex Scott of the Utah chapter of Black Lives Matter joins Rod for a conversation about this week's protests, the reasons behind them and the changes she would like to see in American moving forward4:35 pm: Salt Lake City Councilwoman Ana Valdemoros joins the show to discuss events surrounding the protests of the past week and how city government can help improve things in the future6:05 pm: Ian Adams, spokesperson for the Utah Fraternal Order of Police, joins the show to discuss recent criticism of police unions for protecting bad cops6:20 pm: Jeffrey Lord of American Spectator joins the show to discuss his piece responding to recent comments from 1619 Project founder Nikole Hannah-Jones that looting of a "big box main store" is "symbolic," and that "destroying property, which can be replaced, is not violence" 6:35 pm: David Marcus, New York Correspondent for The Federalist, joins the show to discuss how Minnesota officials lied by saying white supremacists from out of state were the people responsible for all of the violence during the protests in Minnesota
How can data privacy enforcement provide clarity for businesses while protecting the public from harm? What might be the best enforcement options available to the FTC and state attorneys general going forward? Jennifer Huddleston and Ian Adams discuss. Featuring: - Ian Adams, Executive Director, International Center for Law & Economics- Jennifer Huddleston, Director of Technology and Innovation Policy, American Action ForumVisit our website – www.RegProject.org – to learn more, view all of our content, and connect with us on social media.
How can data privacy enforcement provide clarity for businesses while protecting the public from harm? What might be the best enforcement options available to the FTC and state attorneys general going forward? Jennifer Huddleston and Ian Adams discuss.Featuring:- Ian Adams, Executive Director, International Center for Law & Economics- Jennifer Huddleston, Director of Technology and Innovation Policy, American Action ForumVisit our website – www.RegProject.org – to learn more, view all of our content, and connect with us on social media.
Many of us, myself especially, wonder where to go next with our careers. One exciting option is to start an import business. It seems like an exciting career of traveling to far away places and shaking hands with bearded men in exotic marketplaces. While there is some measure of that, becoming a wine importer is not without its challenges, particularly when international trade disputes happen. My guest today is Ian Adams, Director of Spirits and Fortified Wines at Merchants of Thirst, an importer of wines and spirits from Europe. Ian has been in the hospitality industry for more than 15 years managing bars and restaurants, including 15 Romolo. A couple of years ago he and some colleagues started Merchants of Thirst, and he had a lot to say about what he’s learned along the way and how he’s facing obstacles like the tariffs that were imposed in October on goods from the EU. Check out our conversation in the player or wherever podcasts are found to hear what Ian learned about becoming a wine importer. Be sure to also check out our homepage for much, much more, and don’t forget to hit subscribe and stay tuned. I’ll see you next time!
Do recent state privacy rules, like California's CCPA, impinge on free speech, violate the dormant commerce clause, or are they preempted by other federal laws? Ian Adams and Jennifer Huddleston discuss.Featuring:- Ian Adams, Vice President of Policy, TechFreedom- Jennifer Huddleston, Research Fellow, Mercatus Center, George Mason UniversityVisit our website – www.RegProject.org – to learn more, view all of our content, and connect with us on social media.
Do recent state privacy rules, like California's CCPA, impinge on free speech, violate the dormant commerce clause, or are they preempted by other federal laws? Ian Adams and Jennifer Huddleston discuss.Featuring:- Ian Adams, Vice President of Policy, TechFreedom- Jennifer Huddleston, Research Fellow, Mercatus Center, George Mason UniversityVisit our website – www.RegProject.org – to learn more, view all of our content, and connect with us on social media.
Recorded for release W/C 16th December 2019 This week we meed the cast of 'Dark Takes of Winter' at The Arena, Chat with Stormzy's photographer Kaylum Dennis about how to get the best pics and most likes on Insta this Christmas, Prebendary David Wright tells us about the Christmas Services at St Peter's, Joe Gillingham of The Trems talks about the Sensational 60's Experience at The Grand and we hear the audio from the Panto Day Facebook Live with Julie Paton and Ian Adams from The Grand's Dick Whittington. Music comes from Megan Lee who tells us about her Christmas EP with some more new festive favourite from a variety of performers to put you in a Seasonal mood!
Recorded for release w/c 7th October 2019 This week we meet Ryan Thomas, Ian Adams, Julie Paton, Aaron James and Jordan Ginger who will all appear in Dick Whittington at The Grand Theatre,Wolverhampton from the 7th of December, We find out about the latest production from 'Don't go into the Cellar' and meet Christopher Bloor who tells us about the exhibition 'Where were you?' at The Lighthouse. All this along side some excellent new music.
As the technology behind self-driving cars becomes increasingly viable for more widespread use, lawmakers and regulators have grappled with creating a legal framework for them. Jamie Boone, Vice President of Government Affairs at the Consumer Technology Association, and Ian Adams, Vice President of Policy at TechFreedom, join the show to discuss the current regulatory landscape for autonomous vehicles at the state and federal levels.
David's rant: https://threedistinctknocks.org/of-rings-and-things/ Bro. Joseph Boo, Wor. David Norton, and Bro. Ian Adams join us to talk about: Tattooing Masons Masons with Tattoos Masonic Tattoos Masons who Tattoo
The theme that connects both of the interviews in today’s episode is the value of planning for the future. That can be as simple as thinking about the ways that driverless cars will affect the car insurance industry, as Ian Adams from TechFreedom discusses. Or it can be as big as Dr. Mark Lutter, Founder of the Center for Innovative Governance Research, advocating for charter cities, a place where the best urban ideas can be implemented from the outset rather than waiting for something to go wrong and having to struggle against regulatory inertia. What is the latest regulatory news for driverless cars? What challenges do autonomous vehicles present to the insurance industry? Why is California such an innovative space? Will there be a migration pattern away from California? What is a charter city? What leads to economic growth?Further Reading:Creating the Charter Cities Ecosystem, written by Mark LutterTechquake: The Biggest Threat to California’s Tech-Sector May Lie Directly Beneath its Feet, written by Ian AdamsCalifornia Needs to Hit the Brakes on Minimum Staffing Requirements for Automated Vehicles, written by Ian AdamsRelated Content:When Will We Get Fully Autonomous Cars?, Building Tomorrow PodcastFlying Taxis: Cleared for Takeoff?, Building Tomorrow PodcastIs China Beating the U.S. at Innovation?, Building Tomorrow Podcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
In the book of Genesis - the great story of beginnings in the Judaeo-Christian stream - creation is described as beginning in the sound of something spoken. 'Then God said...' and 'And God said...' are repeated refrains. This series of prayer exercises, written by Ian Adams, CMS mission spirituality adviser, explores the gift of sound in prayer, and our participation in this gift now through the hearing and making of sound.
"I believe so strongly that Jefferson was right about separation of church and state." — Clay S. Jenkinson We wish all a Merry Christmas from The Thomas Jefferson Hour, which, as it turns out, is perhaps more than Thomas Jefferson would have done. Jefferson was not a believer in celebrating Christmas in a traditional fashion and felt it should not be a national holiday. This episode features questions from Billie Rose Paxton Einselen, Paul South, Jacob Clark, Jeff Chun, Joe Gotchy, Ian Adams, Cheryl Masters, Jason Eisenhut, and Zena Thorpe. Find this episode, along with recommended reading, on the blog. Support the show by joining the 1776 Club or by donating to the Thomas Jefferson Hour, Inc. You can learn more about our Cultural Tours & Retreats with Clay S. Jenkinson at jeffersonhour.com/tours. Thomas Jefferson is interpreted by Clay S. Jenkinson.
Aired: 11/20/18, 1640AM, Ktalkmedia.com, Salt Lake CityIan Adams is the Executive Director of the Utah Fraternal Order of Police. We spoke about his experiences as a police officer, including his use of deadly force and the lawsuit that followed.
Better late than never! On May 23rd, SAFE Greg and BB&K Greg sat down with Ian Adams and Caleb Watney from R Street Institute to discuss the variety of AV policies that states are experimenting with and Ian's appearance at a House Financial Services Committee hearing on AVs and the insurance industry - and then went a little off the rails while mixing metaphors after hours. Follow Ian and Caleb on Twitter to keep up with their work at R Street: @IAaboutCA and @CalebWatney
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Isabel talks with Dr. Sharon Mastracci, an expert in emotional labor, and Ian Adams, a doctoral student and former law enforcement officer. They discuss the role of emotional labor in emergency dispatch, the correlation between high emotional labor and high sense of fulfillment in careers, and the need to highlight the job being done by emergency dispatchers. For Your Information: Emotional Labor and Crisis Response: Working on the Razor’s Edge (https://www.amazon.com/Emotional-Labor-Crisis-Response-Working/dp/0765625199) Emotional Labor: Putting the Service in Public Service (https://www.amazon.com/Emotional-Labor-Putting-Service-Public/dp/0765621177/ref=mt_paperback?_encoding=UTF8&me) The research poster about giving emergency dispatchers closure (https://aedrjournal.org/providing-dispatchers-the-rest-of-the-story/) If you’re an emergency dispatcher, please take this survey to help Dr. Mastracci further her research: https://csbsutah.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_6KhyKlmECi0DnVP Want to get involved in a study? Have a question? Email us at dispatchindepth @ emergencydispatch (dot) org
Recorded at Molineux and The Grand Theatre for release Monday 22nd May 2017 This week we hear about the Panto Tour The Grand are taking to schools accross the area when James Collins tells us about the events featuring Ian Adams, we also hear about the Running Wild Funday at The Grand. Rachel Tucker is performing for 2 nights at Birmingham's Pizza Express and tells us all about her show and the tour and we hear from Mister Maker as he starts off his UK tour in Lichfield. We also hear from Earthwatch as they tell us more Schools shoudl be taking classes outdoors.
Recently, I spoke with Ian Adams of the R Street Institute about the Institute's work The post #17. Ian Adams: Let's Remove the Barriers to Autonomous Mobility appeared first on Transport Energy Strategies.
The adoption of self-driving cars is rapidly changing from science fiction to present reality. We had a preliminary discussion on the subject here on the podcast a couple years ago, but today we're digging more deeply the impact this is having, especially on policy. R Street Institute senior fellow Ian Adams joins us as a special guest this week for a discussion about the many implications of this accelerating technological shift.
Recorded at Molineux, 101.8 WCR FM, Brewood and The Grand Panto Launch for release Monday 28th November 2016 Mr Bloom (aka Ben Faulks) and Ian Adams talk Panto with less than 2 weeks until Aladdin opens at The Grand, Kristian Thomas lets us know what he has ahead in the word of Gymnastics in 2017 as he turns on the Christmas lights in Brewood, we find out about the Christmas Soccer Schools from the Wolves Community Trust, and Darren Baggs from Wolverhampton Homes talks about their Rent First campaign. Muisc comes from Michael Armstrong with his forhtcoming release of Little Girl (Bells of Christmas) and we also hear from Wayne Swift about Vocalists fighting Child Cancer release of We are the World.
Poet, artist and writer on spiritual practice, Ian Adams performs poetry from his latest collection: 'Unfurling', described as "poems of life, love and faith"
Ian Adams: Psalm 126 - Joy
Recorded at Molineux, the Gatis Community Space and The Grand for release Monday 13th June 2016 This week we chat with Norman Pace about being the Narrator for the Rocky Horror show this week at The Grand, we also hear from Ian Adams who is Widow Twankey in Aladdin this year as well as catching up with Claudia Gilmour about their panto workshops and quilted flying carpet. We find out about a soccer development session for girls being co-ordinated by Wolves Community Trust and we sent the Gardening Marys along to The Gatis Community Space for the annual 'Big Lunch' where the met Maria Billing to from Gatis and two of the team behind this national initiative started at The Eden Project in Cornwall. Music comes from both Steve Young and Floodhounds.
This episode is overflowing with cosmic goodness! Jesse and Audri continue their journey through Star Trek: The Next Generation, this time joined by Ian Adams and Kayla Greet as they dive in to season 3. Read more…
Ian Adams: Matthew 2 v 1-12 The Nativity - Wise Men
Guests... Humboldt State head football coach - Rob SmithWestern Oregon head football coach - Arne FergusonSeattle Pacific men's soccer midfielder - Ian AdamsWestern Washington head women's soccer coach - Travis Connell The host for season 4 is Rob Lowery. Produced by GNAC Media Relations Assistant Iain Dexter, this 30-minute program will air live Tuesdays at 7 p.m. Pacific time during the 2015-16 academic year.
Jesse and fellow Star Trek aficionado Ian Adams nerdgasm over the full spectrum of Trek lore. Ian delves into the five-year mission of the Redshirts, a local fan group watching all Star Trek in chronological Read more…
Babysitting with Ian Adams. Questions this week: Mario vs. Mario (02:08) Free to Pay Aesthetics (08:29) Steam Discovery (15:00) FREE VIDEOBALL CODES (23:00) What's the Point of Consoles (31:36) LIGHTNING ROUND: Baby-Sitters Club (36:30) Edited by Blaine Brown. Music ‘Jeffrey Theme' from Virtua Fighter Arcade and ‘Battle Theme 3' from Rising Thunder.
Babysitting with Ian Adams.
Ian Adams: Genesis 14 v 1-16 Rescue
2015 sees the resurrection of Nomad Spirituality! Nomad can be a bit cerebral, so we occasionally want to balance this with something a bit more experiential. Writer, poet and priest, Ian Adams, has stepped up and given us a meditation on stillness. So find a quiet spot, turn down the lights, and lose yourself in stillness... If you want more from Nomad, check out our website, and follow us on Facebook and twitter If you're looking for other people to share this journey with, then register on our Listener Map, and see if any other nomads are in your area. Nomad can only keep going because a small group of faithful listeners help us pay the bills. If you want to join them, you can make regular donations at Patreon or a one-off or regular donation through PayPal, the links to which you can find on our support page. As a thank you, you'll have access to Nomad Book Club, our online community The Beloved Listener Lounge, and Nomad Devotionals, where we're attempting to reconstruct worship through a creative mix of songs, music, readings, prayers and guest reflections.
Insert Credit Loves a Good Lady in a Shirt.Questions this week:What video game are you the most baffled actually got made?What were the best looking games of the pre-NES era?When is a video game remake or remaster different enough from its predecessor to be eligible again for award consideration?Your publisher has demanded that you punch up the dialogue for your 3D platforming game, and have been given three options. The writing samples seem to channel DnD, other video games, and Monty Python, including direct quotes. Which person do you choose?How many games is that bit.trip runner guy in?How will future game designers invoke nostalgia for the games of the 00s?What are your fondest memories of the Nintendo Wii?Which video game character do you believe would hate you personally the most?LIGHTNING ROUND: Playing FavoritesEdited by Blaine Brown. Music 'Impetus' from Bit.Trip Runner and 'BGM 1' from PAC-MAN Championship Edition DX.
Insert Credit Loves a Good Lady in a Shirt.
Ian Adams co-founded mayBe, a fresh expression of church in Oxford. He also works for the Church Mission Society as a missional community developer. So we thought he'd be the right chap to talk about how to start new forms of church. If you want more from Nomad, check out our website, and follow us on Facebook and twitter If you're looking for other people to share this journey with, then register on our Listener Map, and see if any other nomads are in your area. Nomad can only keep going because a small group of faithful listeners help us pay the bills. If you want to join them, you can make regular donations at Patreon or a one-off or regular donation through PayPal, the links to which you can find on our support page. As a thank you, you'll have access to Nomad Book Club, our online community The Beloved Listener Lounge, and Nomad Devotionals, where we're attempting to reconstruct worship through a creative mix of songs, music, readings, prayers and guest reflections.
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