Podcast appearances and mentions of Jeff Stone

On March 4, 25% tariffs on imported goods from Canada and Mexico, our nation’s largest trading partners, are expected to go into effect. China will also be hit with an additional 10% hike on its goods entering the U.S.  We hear from a broad range of business owners and representatives from different industries in Oregon about the impact tariffs may have on them and consumers. Joining us are Tyler Freres, vice president of sales for Freres Lumber Company; Jeff Stone, executive director of Oregon Association of Nurseries; Bob Wymore, president and CEO of Diamond Fruit Growers; Jason Barbee, an owner and brewer at Level Beer; Michele Kenny, co-owner of Goose Hollow Flowers and executive director of Pacific Northwest Florist Association; and Bitty Egan, owner of Bolt Fabric Boutique. 

President Elect Trump's cabinet picks have been making headlines and (predictably) those on the left have decried them as the worst picks in the history of the universe. We welcome Jeff Stone to go over some of our favorite winners and losers from the incoming president's cabinet.

This outfielder stole a record 123 bases in a single season in the minors, but in the majors he had trouble getting up to speed. Card 154 on Beckett SABR Bio by David E. Skelton Blue Jays vs. Red Sox, Sept. 28, 1990 on YouTube "Field of Broken Dreams" by Andrew Miller

The Justice Department is investigating an alleged Russian disinformation campaign targeting the 2024 election. Bloomberg Business's Jeff Stone talks with us about that and other attempts at election interference. And, Republicans enjoy overwhelming support in rural, white America. But it wasn't always that way. Eastern Kentucky was once a solid Democratic stronghold. Host Scott Tong reports from Appalachian Kentucky about how that happened and what role coal mining played. Then, Jesse Dufton is an avid climber. He's also blind and relies on a headset and his wife Molly's guidance to climb. Jesse and Molly Dufton join us to talk about Jesse's career and his hopes for the 2028 Paralympics.Learn more about sponsor message choices: podcastchoices.com/adchoicesNPR Privacy Policy

ECC Board of Trustees Pres. Jeff Stone on ECC South's move next year 

Time now for our daily Tech and Business Report. Today, KCBS Radio's Holly Quan was joined by Bloomberg's Jeff Stone. Officials in France have detained the CEO of the popular messaging app Telegram. French President Emmanuel Macron issued a statement today, saying the arrest wasn't political, but part of an independent investigation. An arrest warrant shows he is being held in connection with money laundering and drug trafficking among other offenses.

Time now for our daily Tech and Business Report. Today, KCBS Radio's Holly Quan was joined by Bloomberg's Jeff Stone. Microsoft is calling on Congress to crackdown on deepfakes. The company says while tech companies and nonprofit groups are working to address the issue while lawmakers have failed to enact any regulations so far. 

Jeff Stone, the CEO of Classic Recreations, joins KRLD's David Johnson on the CEO Spotlight.

Jeff Stone is on the show today.  I got introduced Jeff through Eric Schmitz to help with the campaign as our communications/marketing subject matter expert and he is one of the best. I sit down with Jeff today talking about his random walk through life - growing up in Northern VA, college radio DJ, working at CNN....and we didn't even get to the good stuff of him working at 5-hour Energy.  Enjoy the show. -Brad---Email: bradrykalbrief@gmail.comTwitter: @bradrykalIf you like the show - subscribe, leave a review or tell a friend.

Federal officials have seized websites belonging to a prolific Russian hacking group. In today's Tech and Business Report, KCBS Radio news anchor Nikki Medoro spoke to Bloomberg's Jeff Stone for more about the hacking group, called BlackCat, and some of the hacks they have claimed responsibility for.  

On today's episode, I am joined by Eric Schmitz and Jeff Stone, my political campaign team during my run for WH Supervisor. In this reflective conversation recorded on November 12th, just five days after the election, we delve into the 9-month campaign journey, highlighting significant moments, exploring the emotional landscape, and extracting lessons learned.   ShownotesEpisode 113 - White Hall Election Overview w/Eric SchmitzElection Results ---Email: bradrykalbrief@gmail.comTwitter: @bradrykalIf you like the show - subscribe, leave a review or tell a friend.

In this episode we take a break from your normally scheduled political podcasting to talk about the dissolution of the PAC-12 Conference. Jeff Stone joins us as this will be his 51st season making the trek from Portland to Autzen Stadium.

Teachers and students in the US are always on alert for the possibility of an active shooter entering their classrooms. Now hundreds of schools around the country are dealing with a new, anxiety inducing disruption: swatting. It's when police rush to schools in response to fake threats intended to cause chaos.  Bloomberg cybersecurity reporter Jeff Stone joins this episode to talk about the sharp rise of these events in recent months. And New York school district superintendent Matt Landahl shares what it's like to receive these calls and manage the response in real time. Listen to The Big Take podcast every weekday and subscribe to our daily newsletter: https://bloom.bg/3F3EJAK  Have questions or comments for Wes and the team? Reach us at bigtake@bloomberg.net.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kathy Lathem has been with Cobb Senior Services as the Strategic Partnerships Manager since January 2005. Prior to this position, Kathy worked several years in the Christian radio industry as on-air talent, Promotions Director and Community Affairs Director in the Atlanta area. Since joining CSS, Kathy has developed a strong appreciation for the many challenges […] The post Kathy Lathem with Cobb Senior Services, Jeff Stone with Clearpoint and Associates and Dan Bruton with High Caliber Realty appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

In this very special episode, Donna reunites with her longtime friend – actor, singer, and advocate Paul Petersen! Paul joins Donna and Dr Adam to reminisce about his role on The Donna Reed Show, talk with Donna about their decades-long friendship and to tell listeners about the important work of his organization, "A Minor Consideration", founded to protect the welfare of young performers. You will not want to miss this very special reunion! Paul Petersen was one of the biggest teen idols of the ‘50s and ‘60s. He started his career as a Mouseketeer on The Mickey Mouse Club and played alongside Sophia Loren and Cary Grant in the film "Houseboat", playing Cary Grant's son. From there, he took on his star-making role as Jeff Stone on The Donna Reed Show (1958-1966). Hit records “My Dad” and “She Can't Find Her Keys” followed, and he even wrote a series of spy-adventure novels! Paul was a good friend and confidant to Donna during her '60s career, escorting her to various events including the Deb Star Ball, and they supported each other through the turbulence that can come with having a teen career. It was Paul's empathy for the plight of child stars, having been one himself, that led to his founding "A Minor Consideration" in 1991, an organization that supports young performers and advocates for legislation to protect them while they work in the entertainment industry.

Want to hear a big number? How about $3.8 billion. That's the amount of crypto that hackers managed to steal last year. That's a new record. The company behind that report, Chainalysis, also found that one specific hacking group was responsible for a huge chunk of that stolen crypto. If you guessed that hacking group was Lazarus, connected to North Korea, you'd be correct.  Lazarus allegedly stole $1.7bn in 2022, compared with only $400 million worth of crypto the year before. It further solidifies the notion that North Koreans are likely using the cryptocurrency sector as a way to raise funds in the face of international sanctions.  But what does all of this mean for the crypto market? And what can we do to prevent more hacks from happening? Bloomberg reporter Jeff Stone joins this episode.  Listen to Bloomberg Crypto on the iHeartRadio App, Apple Podcasts or  Spotify. Subscribe to the Bloomberg Crypto Newsletter at https://bloom.bg/cryptonewsletter See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Justice Department says it broken up a ransomware group that's extorted more than 100 million dollars from 15-hundred victims. KCBS Radio anchor Holly Quan is joined by Bloomberg News reporter Jeff Stone.

In late July of 2022, allegations surfaced that some North Koreans were plagiarizing online resumes and tricking companies, including crypto companies, into hiring them. It's part of a broader effort to raise money for North Korea's government weapons program. It could also help the authoritarian nation evade global sanctions.  How did North Korea get so good at tricking crypto employers? And what does all of this mean for the security of crypto companies?  Bloomberg reporter Jeff Stone joins this episode to explain.  [This Episode originally published in Auguest, 2022] Subscribe to the Bloomberg Crypto Newsletter at https://bloom.bg/cryptonewsletter See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

November is Veteran's Month at FM Talk 106.5! On Midday Mobile Sean Sullivan talked to veterans to get their stories. This "A Moment in Time" features Jeff Stone from Stone Arms Inc. A local Veteran owned business   Brought to you by Express Employment Professionals - Mobile, AL and L & S Air Conditioning, Refrigeration, Heating & Duct Cleaning

The latest alleged hacks by some North Koreans entail plagiarized resumes placed on job sites and theft of proprietary intelligence. How did North Korea get so good at tricking crypto employers? And what does all of this mean for the security of crypto companies? Bloomberg reporter Jeff Stone joins this episode to explain. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

ICYMI: On Midday Mobile Sean Sullivan talked to Jeff Stone about helping Silver Creek Range.  They are constructing an extremely accessible handicap/disabled persons shooting range with 100' long, covered shoot house equipped with solar powered ceiling fans and specially designed shooting benches that would assist people in need to include, but not limited to Veterans.  How can you help?  Listen to their conversation:

Of all the ways a company can die, lack of sales, profit, poor product quality, ultra-high turnover, why is it that people should look out for strategic planning to be the cause of the death?   Enjoy our conversation with Jeff Stone, the founder and CEO of Navy Island as we discuss these issues, the pain they can cost, and a few alternatives that will help your company stay nimble and consequently grow without the costs of going through the strategic planning process.   Engage people in problem solving, achieve higher levels performance and develop more problem solvers in our Sr. Lean Practitioner Certification.  Learn more by visiting https://www.mfrall.com/online-senior-lean-practitioner-certification/   Special thanks to this episode's sponsor, Bremer. Bremer Bank knows that the value of partnership is measured in trust, earned by helping you anticipate and grow through changes. Learn more at www.bremer.com

Two of the absolute icons of 1994 are featured in this legendary forty-seventh episode of It Happened One Year! Tonya Harding's ex-husband Jeff Gillooly and Nicole Simpson's ex-house guest Kato Kaelin had lives of varying success and public interest prior to the events of '94, but afterward they would become household names forever, and for very different reasons. The tribulations of the Gillooly/Harding union are explored, up to and including The Crime of the First Half of the Year, followed by as much as could be unearthed about Gillooly (now Jeff Stone) ever since. The exact circumstances that led Kato to be in O.J.'s guest house on that fateful night are also broken down, plus his acting and celebrity careers before and after. Along the way, Sarah & Joe throw love to Gillooly's favorite Nevada diner, Kato's amazing Cameo performances, the on-field skills of the Milwaukee Brewers in recent years, Sarah's ever-evolving feelings toward Tonya, Kaelin co-stars Robert Downey Jr., Zach Galligan, Malcolm McDowell, Samuel L. Jackson, and Zack Galifianakis, and Gillooly's dynamite sense of humor. 

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Digital Shadows CISO Rick hosts this edition of ShadowTalk. He’s joined by special guest and friend Jeff Stone, Editor at CyberScoop News. They discuss: - Jeff's origin story - Parallels between journalism and threat intelligence - How journalists validate sources - Why "It's better to be right than first" - The go-to defense lawyer for Russian and Eastern European cybercriminals - The nuance around interviewing cybercriminals ***Resources from this special podcast*** Find Jeff on Twitter: https://twitter.com/jeffstone500 CyberScoop: https://www.cyberscoop.com/ https://twitter.com/CyberScoopNews CyberScoop CyberTalks Virtual Summit https://www.cyberscoop.com/events/cybertalks/ "How Arkady Bukh, a New York-based immigrant from the former Soviet bloc, emerged as the go-to defense lawyer for the cybercrime underworld." https://www.cyberscoop.com/story/arkady-bukh-man-in-the-middle/

Jeff Stone has worked for the Kiawah Island Golf Resort since before the Ocean Course was built, and he has been the golf course superintendent at the Ocean Course since 2003. For this edition of the Superintendent Series, Jeff takes some time out of his hectic schedule to chat with Andy Johnson about getting the course ready for this week's PGA Championship. They discuss the differences between resort and championship conditions, the Ocean Course's transition from Bermudagrass to Paspalum, Jeff's memories of Pete Dye, and whether it's ever snowed on Kiawah Island. The Superintendent Series is brought to you by the Toro Company.

DK Murphy calls out Jeff Stone also we catch up with Ronnie and his experience in WHY DID YOU KILL ME House.

James and Nick welcome Jeff Stone, Executive Director of the Oregon Association of Nurseries to talk about his experience working for Sen. Bob Packwood, immigration, and agriculture.

My guest is former child star Paul Petersen, who played Jeff Stone on the old Donna Reed Show. Today, Paul is best known for his advocacy work. He founded the well-respected, non-profit organization, A Minor Consideration, that advocates and provides services for child stars and former child stars in trouble. We discuss his personal and professional interest in working with child stars as well as the valuable work of A Minor Consideration.

Actor Paul Petersen, who played "Jeff Stone" on The Donna Reed Show, joins us for a conversation about his career. We'll also hear from Mike Marriott of Start Up and Dance. Plus, a new Bill's Album Cuts.

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In this special, one-of-a-kind episode Michigan based instructor Jeff Stone walks you through a 15 minute breathwork and meditation exercise. Perfect for using during a lunch break, in the morning or before bed, this practice will ease your nerves and serve to center and balance you! Enjoy this short and sweet, unique episode of After Class.

A very special interview with Jeff Stone President of Kelly-Moss. Hosted by Peter Mackay    If you're looking for a first-class Arrive & Drive race program, driver development program, or your next custom build or restoration project, Kelly-Moss is the right place. With a history dating back to 1988, Kelly-Moss Road and Race follows a performance-driven philosophy which has led to over 100 race victories and world-renowned recognition for our custom vehicle builds. From the track to the street, their winning history provides confidence no other shop can match - that's the Kelly-Moss difference.   porschesport.com has been in the racing business for over 15 years. What began as a hobby site in 2005 has grown to become the number one independent Porsche Motorsport site Worldwide. We help to find and provide services to help teams, drivers, sponsors and suppliers exceed their goals with the help of our informative website. We have a close working relationship with both teams and race championships, this well established partnership ensures that we bring race fans the latest reports and photos.   Our journey began by pursuing our passion for Porsche– as motorsport fans we dreamt of a place where you could find all the news on Porsche Motorsport in one place and that's what our team set out to create some 15 years ago! We pride ourselves on brining all the news on Porsche motorsport in one place, from GT racing, Formula E, IMSA Weather Tech Sports Car Championship, European Le Mans Series, Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup, Porsche Sprint Challenge, Carrera Cup, Porsche Club Great Britain Championship and much much more!

In 1957, Leon Festinger published A Theory of Cognitive Dissonance. Along with a collection of compelling experiments, Festinger changed the landscape of social psychology. The theory, now referenced constantly both in and outside of academic circles, has taken on a life of its own. And it’s still informing new research and analysis more than 60 years later.For the grand 20th episode of Opinion Science, I want to give you an insider’s look at the theory–its inspiration, the people involved, the classic studies, and the remaining controversies.Throughout the show you’ll hear from people who have studied cognitive dissonance and who knew the infamous Leon Festinger: Elliot Aronson, Joel Cooper, Jeff Stone, April McGrath, and Mike Gazzaniga.To learn more about cognitive dissonance, check out these two books written by two of our guests: Cognitive Dissonance: 50 Years of Classic Theory and Mistakes Were Made (but Not by Me).For a transcript of this show, visit the episode's webpage: http://opinionsciencepodcast.com/episode/cognitive-dissonance/Learn more about Opinion Science at http://opinionsciencepodcast.com/ and follow @OpinionSciPod on Twitter.

What can I say about Paul Peterson. He was one of the most engaging, forthright and entertaining interviews we have done. This one is a must listen! From meeting Walt Disney and being one of the first few Mouskateers to becoming the star of a number one ranked television show and having a top 10 hit on the Billboard charts, Paul Peterson has done and seen it all. In addition, he has written several books that tell the story of child actors in the early days and the abuse they endured. He created an organization called “A Minor Consideration” that brings their plight to light. Paul played Jeff Stone, son of Dr. Alex and Donna Stone on The Donna Reed Show in the late 50's and early 60's. The Reed Show was only on for 8 seasons but was a ratings hit for the then young ABC television network. Although very similar to other sitcoms of the day, The Donna Reed Show was also different. Consider the fact that Donna WORKED! Gasp…what is this world coming to. She was a nurse on the show. But with a cast like Carl Betz, Paul Peterson and Shelley Farbares it was destined for success. Listen to our interview with Paul and hear how he launched a singing career and ended up with a hit record. “My Dad” went to #6 for Paul while Shelley's hit “Johnny Angel” made for two teen idols on the same show!! Paul touches on all this and more in our 30 minute interview. He is fascinating and talented and the backstage trivia he gives us is well worth the “Wait, I Know This” seal of approval. Take a listen and let us know your thoughts. We will most definitely have Paul back later to talk more about his work with child actor rights.

The Bringing Water to Life podcast brings you a series on how the irrigation industry is responding to the COVID-19 public health crisis. In the first episode, hosts talk to Jeff Stone, the executive director of the Oregon Association of Nurseries.

The Bringing Water to Life podcast brings you a series on how the irrigation industry is responding to the COVID-19 public health crisis. In the first episode, hosts talk to Jeff Stone, the executive director of the Oregon Association of Nurseries.

Episodes that lift our spirits. The Patrons’ Roundtable is a chance for us to get together with the wonderful supporters of Trek.fm to talk about Star Trek in the same format we do on our shows! In this 63rd roundtable, a special gathering to help everyone get through the quarantine and self-isolation brought on by the coronavirus pandemic, Trek.fm founder C Bryan Jones is joined by Patrick Carlin, Karen Chuplis, Kimberly Lawler, Mahendran Radhakrishnan, Jeff Stone, and Lawrence Todd. In the first part we learn a bit everyone about everyone and their history Star Trek, and in the second we share episodes from all series that we turn to when we need to our spirits in times of stress. Find everyone on Twitter: Jeff: @FitzyCalHerb Karen: @karinchu Patrick: @pjc4774 Kimberly: @kalliend3 Lawrence: @Sec31T Chris: @cbryanjones Want to support the network and take part in the roundtables? Visit http://patreon.com/trekfm! Listen on our website or through the Trek.fm Complete Master Feed: http://www.trek.fm/patrons-roundtable/63 http://itunes.com/trekfm http://trekfm.net.libsyn.com/rss http://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=48773&refid=stpr

We've seen malware, scams, and surveillance pop up since COVID-19 has turned our world upside down. The CyberScoop staff — Greg Otto, Jeff Stone, Sean Lyngaas and Shannon Vavra — looks at the whirlwind of news from the past month, how is the cybersecurity community dealing with it, and the lasting changes that will come from the pandemic.

Episode 6: "Krieg der Sterne, Corona und die Lindenstraße" André und "Jeff Stone" sprechen in der sechsten Episode der T.A.F.K.A.K. Show u.a. über die Einstellung der Lindenstraße und warum die öffentlich-rechtlichen Fernsehsender damit eine Fehlentscheidung getroffen haben. Außerdem: Star Wars Episode 1 & 9 sowie Neues bzw. Altes zu Corona. Alle Audioproduktionen aus dem Hause Frankster können auf Patreon unterstützt werden. Alle Supporter erhalten Bonus-Inhalte wie Vor- und Nachgespräche sowie exklusive Podcasts -– www.patreon.com/isolierstation

Right before the world drastically changed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the craziest story in cybersecurity was the Vault 7 trial. With that ending in a mistrial, Greg Otto and Jeff Stone look at how the government failed to get a conviction, what we learned about the CIA and when, if ever, we could see a new trial.

Right before the world drastically changed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the craziest story in cybersecurity was the Vault 7 trial. With that ending in a mistrial, Greg Otto and Jeff Stone look at how the government failed to get a conviction, what we learned about the CIA and when, if ever, we could see a new trial.

Klobuchar is out. Buttigieg is out. And they both endorsed former VP Joe Biden. So what will be the effect on Super Tuesday? Will the supporters of Pete and Amy go to Biden, or is there another candidate that best fits their wants? Tony Katz (http://facebook.com/tonykatzradio) hosts the Eat! Drink! Smoke! (http://bit.ly/eatdrinksmoke) podcast, presented by Fanimation.com (http://fanimation.com). They also have an in-depth conversation with Jeff Stone from Davidoff about cigars, personal preferences and where the American palate is compared to the rest of the world. Eat! Drink! Smoke! is recorded live at Blend Bar Cigar (http://blendbarcigar.com) in Indianapolis, IN. A video of Michael Bloomberg eating pizza will make you want to puke. Turns out $53 billion may buy you an election, but it can't buy you class. The corona virus hysteria is just that. And the politicizing of corona virus is downright disgusting. In an interview making its way across the internet, celebrity Dr. Drew Pinsky does a brilliant job admonishing media for hyping up the fear. He also explains how in Indiana then- Governor Mike Pence handled the HIV outbreak, and why it wasn't "bungled" or "mismanaged" like media says.

Good evening family and welcome to another episode of #sportsbizmusic and on this episode I got the chance to sit down with NMB’s own Jeff Stone. Starting off playing sports Jeff Stone started his love for music from just playing around with a few beats and writing and since then have been one of Dade Counties up and coming bright artist. Jeff Stone goal is become a mogul in the industry and to help create opportunities for other up and coming artist.

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The No Cover Podcast w/ Danny Carman Brought to you by House of Leopold Highlighting Des Moines, Iowa's nightlife scene! This week's guests: Jeff Stone, Lefty's Live Music Tito Rodriguez, DJ Elkn Christian, DJ Touch Nice

Fr. Jeff Stone preaches on the Parable of the Good Samaritan.Christ Our Hope's regular priest, Father Steve Hoskins, is on Sabbatical until September 2019. In his absence, Christ Our Hope is blessed to welcome numerous guest preachers throughout summer 2019.Support the show (http://www.christourhopeanglican.org)

Discussion with a single dad and our friendship for the last 12 years. The difficulties of being a single parent is heartbreaking. Take a listen to Jeff's story.

Auburn University will award is Lifetime Achievement Award recipients on Saturday at the at the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center.  The 2019 recipients are Dick Ingwersen, Jeff Stone, the late Neil Owen Davis and Thomas Gossom.  Gossom is the first African-American athlete to graduate in Auburn University history.  In September, we sat down with Thom to talk about his career in football, acting, writing and consulting. The life and times of the talented Thomas Gossom, Jr. in the Talking Tigers Podcast.   Editors note: This podcast was previously published on Oct. 8, 2018.

In this special episode of #IMM, Christine and Stephen catch up with Jeff Stone at the RSA Conference in San Francisco, where they discuss Jeff's reporting focus, his predictions for what will drive media coverage in the future and much more. Jeff Stone is an associate editor at CyberScoop, covering cyber in government. Previously, he has contributed to The Wall Street Journal, The Christian Science Monitor and several other publications.

Cold weather continues with some snow, Jussie Smollett turns himself in to CPD, more on the ridiculous soda tax, and Senator Jeff Stone tells us more about his plan to get CA to stop funding the bullet train.

Looking back on 2018, the largest issue of the year was the series of floods that damaged the North Shore, a small neighborhood in Koloa on the south side, and Anahola. Eight months later, those communities are still recovering from that incident. In fact, on January 3, the new mayor issued the sixth iteration of an emergency proclamation, which extends the flood-relief process. Part of that emergency rule prohibits the operation of transient vacation rentals on the north side of the island in the Lumahai, Wainiha, and Haena areas in particular. For the folks on the northern side of the island that depend on their vacation rental revenue, it’s a very challenging time. On the flip side, the new county government seems to be strongly focused on not only housing, but also on clamping down on the enforcement of illegal vacation rentals. Recently, they issued a $130,000 fine to an operator by the Wailua River who’d been operating an illegal vacation rental. That in mind, if you’re thinking about buying property on Kauai with the intent of renting it as a short-term vacation property, I strongly encourage you to make sure it’s a legal vacation rental. One in eight homes on Kauai is a vacation rental, and the government sees that as something that contributes to the high price of housing and destroys our communities. I don’t necessarily agree with that. However, the county strategy is to become much stricter on enforcement. In terms of affordable housing, one of the ideas the mayor mentioned in his radio interview was of leasing county or state land to large developers so that they can defer those costs and bring in housing that’s much more affordable for the median income of Kauai households. As we move further into 2019, we still have three relatively new projects Down the South Shore, the folks from Brookfield continue to build out PiliMai, which are some of the nicest, most modern condos that run along the Kiahuna Golf Course. The 2-bedroom units there are running in the $700s, and the 3-bedroom units run in the $800s.  On the east side, DR Horton continues to build out their project in Honolulu, which provides some of the most affordable housing on the island in terms of new construction. These large 3- and 4-bedroom homes are in the $500,000 range, though they’re on small lots.  On the North Shore, we have the North Shore Preserve, which is a swath of land owned by Jeff Stone and the Principal Corporation. These are spectacular lots with one-of-a-kind, mind-boggling views of Hanalei Bay and Valley High. They will be selling for between $5 million and $6 million. Overall, this last year was very successful for tourism. For those with vacation rentals, tourism revenue was up 9.2%, the highest level in 25 years on Kauai. However, this does create the problem of over-tourism; there are more tourists here than our infrastructure can support. “The new county government seems to be strongly focused on not only housing, but also on clamping down on the enforcement of illegal vacation rentals.” The focus for the future will be on improving our roads and wastewater systems so as to be able to support more visitors, or else to find a way to minimize the number of visitors coming to the island. An example of that point is the airlift onto the island. In fact, Southwest Airlines launched its first certification airlines earlier in February; as soon as they’re finished with that process, you’ll be able to get affordable flights from Southwest. For those of you with Southwest frequent flyer miles, it might be a great opportunity to get an inexpensive or free trip to the islands. The county doesn’t really have control over that, which is part of the drive behind the county’s push to improve infrastructure, roads, and so on. These are some of the key issues relevant to us on the Garden Island. Hopefully you get to visit us soon! If you have any questions about local issues or about buying or selling real estate, please reach out to us. Our marvelous team would love to be of service to you. Aloha!

Jeff Stone sat down with me this week to talk about the New Alliance Football League and the dull super bowl. Then I talk about some NFL trades and offseason business. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/brandon-humerick/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/brandon-humerick/support

In this episode of the Roller Skate Dad Podcast, your host Jeff Stone talks all about roller skate wheels. He goes over his Top 10 Tips for Buying the Perfect Roller Skate Wheels article from the RollerSkateDad.com website plus a couple of extra tips.

Welcome to the first episode of The Roller Skate Dad podcast. In this first episode, your host Jeff Stone talks about his background in roller skating and his thoughts on future episodes. Be sure to subscribe to this show for lots more to come!

In today’s episode, we chat with fourth-year School of Pharmacy student Rajan Vaidya. After growing up in Anaheim, Rajan earned his undergraduate degree in chemistry from UC San Diego. We completed this interview over Skype as Rajan is working on a policy development rotation in the Sacramento office of Senator Jeff Stone.

Jesus comes into Jerusalem with peace and humility.

Teen heartthrob, actor, pop star, author, activist… what's struck me most about this man I’ve adored since childhood is what a lovely and fine human he is. Paul Petersen began his career as a Mouseketeer, then appeared in Houseboat with Sophia Loren and Cary Grant, achieving stardom playing Jeff Stone from 1958 to 1966 on The Donna Reed Show. A pop star as well, Paul had hit records with She Can't Find Her Keys, Amy, Lollipops and Roses, and My Dad. And boy do I have a story! Turning to writing when acting work became scarce, Paul published 7 novels in one year. An overachiever at everything's he's done. Following the suicide of former child star Rusty Hamer, Paul founded A Minor Consideration, to improve working conditions for child actors and to assist in the transition between working as a child actor and adult life, whether in acting or in other professions. Most recently, reaching out to Erin Moran, just prior to her death. Thanks to his efforts, innumerable lives have been changed... and, saved. This is one of my favorite conversations... ever, filled with wisdom and compassion. I respect and adore this man. Vicki Abelson's BROADcast: The Road Taken Produced by Louise Palanker Sound edited by Jon Mattox Also available on: iTunes apple.co/2dj8ld3 Stitcher bit.ly/2h3R1fl tunein bit.ly/2gGeItj This week's show is sponsored by Quik Impressions, the best printers, printing. quikimpressions.com BROADcast debuts 5/23/17

Today our guest is actress/comedian Katie Nathan and she comes on to talk about figure skating’s most dramatic and unnecessary event, the infamous Tonya Harding-Nancy Kerrigan debacle! Tonya Harding conspired with her husband, Jeff Gillooly, to take Nancy Kerrigan out of the running to compete in the Olympics by whacking her above her right knee cap. The job was poorly done, Nancy recovered in 10 days and was able to compete in the Olympics and win the silver medal. Meanwhile, Tonya went on to compete in the Olympics too and had to perform along side Nancy while the feds were breathing done her neck to figure out what happened. Tonya buckled under pressure, made a big embarrassing show and finished in 8th. The world watched this whole thing go down in real time. What a weird, trashy world we live in! Tonya denies that she had any involvement in harming Nancy while Jeff Gillooly, now Jeff Stone, takes responsibility for his actions, assures Tonya was involved, along with his team of criminal buffoons, Shane Stant, Shawn Eckardt and Shane’s Uncle and getaway driver, Derrick Smith. In 2017, 23 years after this infamous event happened, Margot Robbie is gearing up to play Tonya in the movie, “I Tonya” and everyone involved in the 1994 event, including Nancy Kerrigan, desperately want to get away from it all. Katie and Cassi take some detours to talk about why tourist sites in Hollywood are the worst, Joe’s Crab Shack, Disneyland, the documentary “Searching for Sugarman” and why owning up and letting go of your mistakes will make you a happier, healthier person. Enjoy!  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this date in 1994, American figure skater Nancy Kerrigan was attacked by a man hired by the husband of her main competitor, Tonya Harding. Here are some things you may not have known about the skaters and the attack. Nancy Kerrigan was born in 1969 in a suburb of Boston. She began skating at the age of six and won her first competition at age nine. She placed fourth in the junior competition at the U.S. championships in 1987, and made her senior debut the next season. She placed third at the 1991 U.S. Championships and earned a trip to the world championships. There she earned the bronze medal behind fellow Americans Kristi Yamaguchi and Tonya Harding. She finished third at the 1992 Winter Olympics. Tonya Harding was born in Portland, Oregon, in 1970. As a child, she claims she was physically abused by her mother. She began skating at age three and landed her first triple lutz at age 12. She dropped out of high school during her sophomore year to concentrate on figure skating. In 1991, she landed her first triple axel in competition on her way to winning the national championship. She was the first woman to complete a triple axel in a short program, the first woman to land two triple axels in one competition and the first woman to complete a triple axel/double toe loop combination. She finished fourth at the 1992 Olympics but failed to qualify for the 1993 World Championships. Which brings us to 1994. Nancy Kerrigan was attacked by Shane Stant following a practice session at the U.S. Championships at Detroit’s Cobo Arena. She was struck a few inches above the knee with a telescopic baton. Her leg was bruised, but not broken, but she was still forced to withdraw from the event which determined the two-person U.S. Olympic team. Harding won the title and a berth to the Olympics in Lillehammer, Norway. It was later discovered that Stant was hired by Harding’s husband Jeff Gillooly and her bodyguard Shawn Eckhardt. Kerrigan was named to the Olympic team despite not competing in the national championships. Kerrigan earned the silver medal at Lillehammer, while Harding finished eighth, after restarting her free program due to a broken lace on her skate. Kerrigan retired from competitive skating following the Olympics. Gillooly, Eckhardt and getaway driver Derrick Smith were sent to prison for their parts in the attack. Harding pleaded guilty to conspiring to hinder the prosecution of the attackers. She received three years probation, 500 hours of community service and a $160,000 fine. In June of 1994, Harding was stripped of her national championship and banned for life by the U.S. Figure Skating Association. Harding later claimed that she didn’t go to authorities before the attack because Gillooly had threatened to kill her. Following his release from prison, Gillooly changed his name to Jeff Stone. Eckhardt changed his name to Brian Sean Griffith. He died in 2007 at the age of 40. Our question, who did Nancy Kerrigan bump from the 1994 Olympic Team? Today is Armed Forces Day in Iraq and Epiphany. It’s unofficially Apple Tree Day, National Bean Day and National Shortbread Day. It’s the birthday of musician Syd Barrett, who was born in 1946; actor and comedian Rowan Atkinson, who is 62 and actress and comedian Kate McKinnon, who is 33. This week in 1994 the top song in the U.S. was “Hero” by Mariah Carey; the No. 1 movie was “Mrs. Doubtfire” and “Slow Waltz in Cedar Bend” by Robert James Waller topped the New York Times Bestsellers list. Thanks to somesayhescalledthestig, for the five-star review on iTunes. Reviews are the second-best way to help support the show. Thanks for listening to the Trivia Minute, for details on other ways to support the show, visit triviapeople.com Links Follow us on Twitter, Facebook or our website. Also, if you’re enjoying the show, please consider supporting it through Patreon.com Please rate the show on iTunes by clicking here. Sources https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nancy_Kerrigan#Kerrigan.27s_Olympic_skating_fashions https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tonya_Harding http://www.oprah.com/world/Tonya-Hardings-Figure-Skating-Scandal http://articles.orlandosentinel.com/1994-02-26/news/9402260180_1_figure-skating-competition-tonya-harding-lace

with Brianna Keeler and Jeff Stone

with special guests Breanna Keeler and Jeff Stone

with special guests Aime Cicilioni and Jeff Stone

In this interview, Alex Clark talks about how creating internet cartoons has helped him to grow and keep in touch with his audience when he's not performing! He also talks about some of the ins and outs of working with an agent. With his show that contains jaw-dropping tricks, quick-witted comedy, and crazy antics, Alex Calrk has traveled around the globe performing at university campuses, festivals, and on other stages. He’s earned two People’s Choice Awards and was voted Best Novelty Act and Fastest Rising Star in the college market. He’s a comedian that stands above the rest, but that’s probably because he’s up on a ladder!   Kris' Recommendation of the Week — Help One of Our Own We have a great opportunity as a part of the magic community to band together to help one of our own. Many of you may know Jeff Stone from Salt Lake City, UT. He's the creator and editor of Stone Cold Magic Magazine, a free web magazine on magic that ran for seven years. He's also known for his work on magic using Frixion ink and fire, he appeared on Jay Sankey's Underground Jam, and also has a new book out called "793.8" which is the Dewey Decimal code for where magic books can be found in the library. Recently Jeff was hospitalized from diabetic complications and consequently racked up some sizable medical bills that he cannot afford. And as if that's not enough, his four-year-old daughter Oliveah was also unrelatedly hospitalized with what turned out to be E-Coli. They're both home now and on the road to recovery, but are now struggling to figure out what to do with this debt. They're trying to raise $20,000 and so far have raised $1,500. I know I have a respectable-sized audience that listen to this show and if Jeff has in any way touched your life or career, please consider giving a donation to his cause. I know he's helped play a part in my magical journey and I donated. Put yourself in his shoes and please consider giving $10 or $20 and I know that together, we can help to put a big chunk in that wall of debt! CLICK HERE to help donate and support. When you donate, please mention that Successful Performercast sent you. Every little bit helps.     Interview with Alex Clark: Success Quotes Just tell people what you want. If you’re not embarrassed by your first product, you waited too long to launch it.     Internet Cartoons • How his internet cartoons have helped get people to his shows. • Talks about he’s been able to use them to help build a fan base and keeps him top of mind. • His cartoons give him a reason to keep in touch with his an base and email list. • His cartoons are an extension of his comedy and another way he can express his talents. • It’s a way for him to give more to his audience. • How he’s monetizing his online cartoons.  Working with Agents • How he got his first agent. • An agent is a tool. • How agents get paid.     Failure Moment Talks about a recent NACA (National Association of Campus Activities) showcase he did where he thought he liked it, but didn’t book a single gig.     Favorite Success Performing in New Zealand at the World’s Busker Festival     How does he stand out from his competition? His internet cartoons.     What's worked well in growing his business? Trying everything. The more things you try, the more apt something is to work.     Biggest Profesional Challenge Figuring out what to do next. He’s achieved all of his goals so far, so now he needs to decide what’s next. He wants the next challenge.     Anything he would have done differently? He wishes he could go back and see what things would be like if he hadn’t made certain decisions.     Interesting Story Tells about his experience at the Edison Fringe Festival which involved a skirmish on the streets outside his hotel and how one very nice Canadian man drove Alex all over town helping Alex find a prop he needed for his show. Plus, there’s a kicker ending.     Other Topics Covered • Talks about how he discovered entertaining and juggling. • Just doing it. • Reaching out and putting yourself out there as much as possible. • Lots of failures lead to successes. • Talks about his branding, “a comedian who happens to juggle." • Talks about his marketing efforts. • How he got his first fair gig. • You never know where your gigs can come from. • Street performing and how to find spots when he’s traveling. • What might be on the horizon for Alex Clark.     Parting Advice Just do it!     Recommended books and resources: Note: Many of the links in this section are affiliate links, meaning we earn a small portion of any sales. If you're enjoying our podcast and decide to purchase one of the recommended resources or books, please consider using our affiliate links to help support the work we're doing here at the Successful Performercast. Thanks!     Resources: Tap Forms for iPhone - a database software Go Button for iPhone | iPad Boomerang for Gmail - scheduling emails     Books: Manual of Juggling by Max Holden Johnny Carson by Henry Bushkin How to Talk to Anyone by Leo Lowndes     Also Mentioned: Get More Corporate Gigs with Barry Friedman Slugbooks     Where can we find Alex Clark? www.itsalexclark.com Alex's Cartoons Twitter @itsalexclark | Facebook | Patreon  

As we sat in the upstairs "Party Room" of an undisclosed location, we knew that the taco plates that were being assembled in the kitchen below us were not only delicious but also very suspicious. Listen to Jeff Stone talk about comedy and down syndrome on this weeks episode of "Comedians. Seriously.". www.comediansseriously.com www.facebook.com/comediansseriously

Breakaway Ministry, Jeff Stone,  Listen and share in this special Breakaway sermon from our church from our Friday Evening June 20, 2014 from our Breakaway Ministry, Jeff Stone.

It's the FINAL edition of WrestleRant Radio on EC Radio live from Endicott College campus before Graham "GSM" Matthews, RJ and Jeff Stone take off for the summer! To kick things off, GSM and special guest Andre Nunez talk New England Championship Wrestling's Iron 8 event from this past weekend, high praise for the Antonio Thomas vs. Jay Freddie matchup and if Thomas belongs in one of the major promotions, Damien Wayne vs. Dirty Money, "The One Man Thrill Ride" Jimmy Preston and "The Masshole" Mike McCarthy and their potential, and if it was too early to put the NECW Heavyweight Championship on Brad Hollister.Then, GSM, RJ and Jeff talk Monday's Raw, Daniel Bryan's injury announcement and who could win the WWE World Heavyweight Championship if it's vacated, thoughts on The Shield vs. Evolution feud and what stipulation the Payback match should have, Rusev's direction and his racist ways, if Sheamus and/or Roman Reigns should join Evolution, the current state of the Divas division and who should turn heel to feud with Paige, brief thoughts on the most recent edition of NXT, MVP turning heel on Eric Young and their title match at Slammiversary, the recent departures of Bad Influence, Chris Sabin and Hernandez, the return of Tough Enough, and what to watch on the WWE Network.

Graham "GSM" Matthews is joined by the only other pro wrestling fans on campus (or at least that he knows of) RJ Marceau and Jeff Stone to talk about the latest developments in the world of wrestling on the latest WrestleRant Radio! They kick off the show talking about Daniel Bryan's matches against Triple H and for the WWE World Heavyweight Championship at WrestleMania 30 before talking about other happenings on the card including Batista's heel turn, CM Punk's status and if he'll return to WWE, the newly announced 30-man Andre the Giant Memorial Battle Royal, when we should expect The Shield to officially split and which of the three will be worth looking out for.Other topics discussed on the show include Jack Swagger and Cesaro and if they will clash at 'Mania (and which of them is going face), what happens with Zeb Colter, if a Divas Championship match will be held at The Show of Shows and if AJ Lee should defend against, the current status of the mid-card championships and if they should be unified, who will be next to challenge The Usos for the WWE Tag Team Championships, John Cena's feud with Bray Wyatt and why Wyatt must go over, Brock Lesnar challenging The Undertaker's streak at WrestleMania 30 and if the streak will ever end, Sting potentially coming to WWE, who will be next to be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame, quick thoughts on the WWE Network, and much more!

The candidates in the race for Milwaukee County Executive will make their first joint appearance at Marquette University Law School during a forum co-sponsored by the Law School and the Milwaukee Press Club. Invitations to the forum have been extended to philanthropist Chris Abele, paralegal Ieshuh Griffin, acting Milwaukee County Executive Lee Holloway, State Rep. Jeff Stone and former State Sen. Jim Sullivan. The candidates will be questioned by a panel of Milwaukee journalists.

Jeff Stone from the Underground Camp speaks to Jim. For students entering grades 8–10 Using the city as their campus, Underground campers take part in a variety of daily challenges that require creativity, quick thinking, a sense of humor and guts! Campers may have a chef contest, or build soapbox derby cars. The famous paper clip challenge allows students to explore the city as they convince Chicagoans to trade for bigger and better items.

Tiger by Jeff Stone (MS book)