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In this week's Monday Market Highlights, Investment Analyst Jerram Lindsay looks at US GDP, PMI's and PCE, which point to a two-speed economy, and provide support for slowing inflation and a September rate cut. He also discusses European PMI's, which came in weaker than expected, dragged down by softness in German manufacturing. In equity news, Jerram covers the A.I. and tech rotation, the Crowdstrike outage, global consumer results, a private equity takeover bid for Arvida Group, and production reports from Pilbara and Bellevue.

In this week's Monday Market Highlights, Investment Analyst Jerram Lindsay discusses US markets, which were lifted by increasing expectation of interest rate cuts, US CPI data, and US producer index and initial jobless claims. He also looks into the FOMC June meeting, the European Commission's announcement that it will levy new duties on imports of battery electric vehicles from China, and Australian unemployment data. In equity news, Jerram covers Apple's Apple Intelligence and Tesla. Also in Australia, he looks into the ACCC's preliminary findings on the proposed acquisition of Chemist Warehouse by Sigma Healthcare.   This podcast is intended to provide general information only. It does not take into account your investment needs or personal circumstances. It is not intended to be viewed as investment or financial advice. Should you require financial advice you should always speak to a Financial Adviser. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance. Milford is an active fund manager with views and portfolio positions subject to change.

In this week's Monday Market Highlights, Investment Analyst Jerram Lindsay discusses last week's economic data release, with most numbers coming in softer than expected. He covers the low consumer confidence reading, an ISM manufacturing survey, and reports on the US job market and labour productivity. Closer to home, Jerram looks into Australian retail sales which declined – underlying retail spending is now the weakest 6-month period the ASB has on record outside of the pandemic. In equity news, he covers the tail end of the US Q1 reporting season including Amazon and Apple. And finally he looks into Woolworths and Coles.   This podcast is intended to provide general information only. It does not take into account your investment needs or personal circumstances. It is not intended to be viewed as investment or financial advice. Should you require financial advice you should always speak to a Financial Adviser. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance. Milford is an active fund manager with views and portfolio positions subject to change.

Peter Jerram and his university cricket team were onboard the Wahine Ferry when it was caught between ex-tropical cyclone Giselle and a southerly front. 

In this week's Monday Market Highlights Investment Analyst Jerram Lindsay discusses last week's FOMC meeting, with the 2024 median dot plot unchanged. This coincided with the release of the March Flash PMIs, which continued to show expansion in both US manufacturing and services activity. Jerram also covers the Bank of Japan lifting rates for the first time in 17 years, and the RBA maintaining its cash rate. In equity news, he raises NVIDIA's annual AI conference, GTC, where it announced its new Blackwell family of GPUs. He also discusses Boeing's stock price being under pressure, and Apple's lawsuit.   This podcast is intended to provide general information only. It does not take into account your investment needs or personal circumstances. It is not intended to be viewed as investment or financial advice. Should you require financial advice you should always speak to a Financial Adviser. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance. Milford is an active fund manager with views and portfolio positions subject to change.

To appease everyone dissatisfied with our every-other-week release schedule, we're going to start putting out some bonus content on the weeks in between. Today we start with the leftovers from our interview with theologian and former Covenant Seminary professor, Jerram Barrs. He talks about his backstory, his time a L'Abri in Switzerland, some additional thoughts about Elizabeth and the environment of Covenant Seminary around 1990, and the history of Grace and Peace Fellowship (the church he helped found around 1970).Enjoy it while it lasts. There's only so much usable content available to release as bonus material, so no promises you'll get one of these every in-between week going forward. But we'll do our best.Visit www.truebelieverpodcast.com to see additional materials related to each episode or to get in touch with us.

Welcome everyone. At Focus last year, Ben Benson, the president of the BFBA, approached me about doing a few panel discussions. I hope in the future to be able to interview both of these gentlemen separately at some point, Marc Jerram BSc (Hons) Grad Dip ELR CJF AWCF Master Farrier and Dr. David Marlin BSc (Hons), PhD. As you will hear, they both have a lot of information to share and we only scrape the surface of their knowledge. Maybe I'll catch one of them this year as I head to Focus again today. I hope you enjoy the conversation as much as I did. Buy The Show A Virtual Coffee: https://ko-fi.com/mullinsfarrierpodcast Swag Shop USA: https://urstore.net/group/mullins-farrier Swag Shop Canada: https://urstore.ca/group/mullins-farrier_531000 

Do you ever wonder what happens behind the scenes in the world of golf journalism? We get to chat with Rob Jerram, Digital Editor of Today's Golfer. We get candid about our golfing escapades, including Josh and Jack's adventure to Gleneagles in Scotland, and Liam's Mexican retreat. We share our experiences, from the euphoria of the game to the flip side of juggling work and play. Listen as Rob spills the beans on his upcoming Ryder Cup trip to Rome, and the life event that made him miss the Open. We also dive into the adrenaline-fueled atmosphere of the Ryder Cup, contemplating the ramifications of Keegan Bradley's unexpected absence… namely some reasonably paced golf matches!Towards the end, we get real about the challenges of journalism in an influencer-dominated golf industry. From the race against time to meet magazine deadlines to the effort required to churn out quality content, we bare it all. Adding a touch of humor, we navigate the world of golf fanboys and the balancing act between professional and personal interests. We also forecast the potential Ryder Cup pairings and matchups. It's almost time!

New research has shown up shortcomings in the way cancer survivors are handled once they've got through their treatment. An Otago University study published in BMC Health Services Research interviewed 47 healthcare providers involved in care after treatment. Lead author Dr Jerram Bateman says there's no central port-of-call for people. He says there's a lack of coordination in care - leading to a lack of continuity in the cancer care pathway from treatment to the survivor phase. LISTEN ABOVE    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Susan and Sharon sit down with “Remington Steele” assistant director Jerram Swartz. In a career spanning 5 decades, Jerram has worked on movies including “E.T.: The Extraterrestrial” and “The Blues Brothers” as well as 80's TV classics such as “The A-Team”, “Cagney & Lacey” and “Riptide”. In this episode, he shares stories about the fun, excitement and controversy of working on the fifth – and final – season of “Remington Steele”.THE CONVERSATION- Susan and Sharon's fav Season 4 & 5 episodes and guest stars (Louie Anderson and Terry O'Quinn!).- Pierce and Stephanie and the “Cancelled-and-then-NOT-cancelled” blues…- How Stephanie Zimbalist almost starred in “Robocop”!- What really happened with Pierce Brosnan's whole “James Bond Thing” (and yes, he really was upset….)- Jack Scalia as Laura Holt's new love interest “Tony Roselli”. Was the plan to eventually replace Pierce with him??- Shooting Season 5 in Dublin, Ireland -- and Pasadena, CA…- Learning to tap dance from “Barnaby Jones” star Buddy Ebsen.- Being punched by Robert Shaw on the set of “Swashbuckler”!- Hanging with Kevin “the smart one” Tighe and Randolph “the sexy one” Mantooth on “Emergency!”- Crashing cars into toy stores for “The Blues Brothers”.- Being Mae West's date to a studio screening of “Jaws”.- Good times over the years working with TV ladies favs: Stephanie Zimbalist, Tyne Daly, Christina Applegate, Melissa McCarthy, Ellen Burstyn, Jacqueline Bisset and many others…Join Susan, Sharon and Jerram as they talk Buck Rogers, Walt Disney and traveling the world with a very special Kermit the Frog!AUDIOGRAPHYEmmys.com - The Television Academy websiteCalifornia Film Commission website DGA.org - For DGA Training program and other directing programs.Book: “Backwards and in Heels” by Alicia Malone -- Find it on Amazon. All 5 seasons of “Remington Steele” are now available on Amazon Prime and AppleTV!Watch: Amazon. Watch on Apple TV. For more information or to download a transcript of this podcast, visit our website: 80sTVLadies.com Don't miss out on everything 80s TV Ladies. Sign up for our mailing list!This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5585115/advertisement

It is fifty years since the last manned-flight to the moon. While the Apollo missions have long been superseded by explorations further afield, the science journalist Oliver Morton insists the moon landings remain strong in our cultural imagination. In his 2019 book, The Moon, he explained how a spherical piece of rock had captured the world's attention, but then been largely ignored. He tells Tom Sutcliffe how scientists and politicians are now once again turning their focus to our nearest neighbour. Throughout history the moon has inspired artists, poets, scientists, writers and musicians the world over. The artist Luke Jerram has created an extraordinary replica of the Moon measuring seven metres in diameter, fusing NASA imagery of the lunar surface, moonlight, and sound composition. The Museum of the Moon has been exhibited hundreds of times – both indoors and outdoors – across the world, and Jerram explains how each installation has stimulated different events. While NASA's Artemis mission explores sending astronauts back to the Moon as a stepping stone to human exploration to Mars, and celebrity billionaires sell visions of private space travel, Mary-Jane Rubenstein sounds a warning. In Astrotopia: The Dangerous Religion of the Corporate Space Race she sees comparisons with the destructive effects of the centuries-long history of European colonialism. As problems multiply on Earth she dismisses the offer by wealthy messiahs of an other-worldly salvation for a chosen few. Producer: Katy Hickman Image: Museum of the Moon by Luke Jerram, Cork Midsummer Festival, UK, 2017

Jerram Barrs has taught apologetics at Covenant Theological Seminary in St Louis since 1989 and just a few years ago was made the inaugural holder of the Francis Schaeffer Chair of Christian Studies and Contemporary Culture. He was born in the UK and studied at Manchester University. He was involved in the original L'Abri Fellowship in Huémoz in Switzerland with the Schaeffer family and in 1971 was one of the founding members of the English L'Abri and founding pastor of the International Presbyterian Church in Liphook, Hamphshire, nearby. He has written and taught widely ever since, and in particular, got to know John Stott through their public debates and discussions on Just War and Pacifism. Stott asked him to be one of the first board members of the London Institute for Contemporary Christianity (LICC, formerly known as Christian Impact) in the 1980s.

Both Francis and Edith Schaeffer believed passionately that all human persons are made in the image of God, and thus have a glory inherent in who they are. This conviction impacted everything they taught, including what they taught about how we are to communicate the gospel to people who are not-yet believers in Jesus.  Even more clearly, this conviction of the dignity of all persons impacted the way they treated people, both believers and unbelievers, and it shaped very deeply the manner in which they shared the gospel of Christ with people.You can read the article Jerram mentions in the lecture, A Review of A Review by Francis Schaeffer. Also, here are links to more resources from Jerram on the topic of evangelism and the work of Francis and Edith Schaeffer.Books by JerramThe Heart of EvangelismLearning Evangelism From JesusFree Courses from Covenant SeminaryFrancis Schaeffer: The Early YearsFrancis Schaeffer: The Later Years Get on the email list at englishlabri.substack.com

Dougal is a volcanologist, professor at the University of Oslo,  and director of Dougal EARTH Ltd. where he operates within media, research, consultancy, schools and universities. He is also an author of a number of books on volcanic rocks and earth in general. His latest work 'Introducing Volcanology A Guide to Hot Rocks Second Edition' is out now.    #Volcano #Volcanology #DougalJerram #DrVolcano  Dougal Earth Ltd.: https://dougalearth.com/ Introducing Volcanology: https://www.amazon.com/Introducing-Volcanology-Guide-Environmental-Sciences/dp/1780460902/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=introducing+volcanology&qid=1627519604&sr=8-1 Operation Grand Canyon: https://www.amazon.com/Operation-Grand-Canyon-Dan-Snow/dp/B06Y44H5JM/ref=nodl_ Postcards From Volcanoes: https://postcardsfromspace.co.uk/product/postcardsfromvolcanoes/ This episode of the podcast as well as all one million others can be found on these platforms:   YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCA_bn1LKyxN4OX-1aPxu31A/videos?view_as=subscriber Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0zKsDWKNtLdmdRdzjYWzKr Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-carson-weekly-show/id1526014373?uo=4 Breaker: https://www.breaker.audio/one-more-hour Google Podcasts: https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy8zMGI0YTE4OC9wb2RjYXN0L3Jzcw== Overcast: https://overcast.fm/itunes1526014373/the-carson-weekly-show Pocket Casts: https://pca.st/fmh2qfcn RadioPublic: https://radiopublic.com/one-more-hour-GMZdxQ FakeCast: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ

In our 61st weekly episode of The Horse & Hound Podcast, currently supported by Petplan Equine, top showing producer, Katie Jerram-Hunnable, talks to H&H showing editor Alexandra Robinson about her experience at the 2021 Royal Windsor Horse Show, where she had a few wins, including with Her Majesty The Queen's show ridding type Daydream. Our team in Tokyo will review the Olympic action so far and then, moving on to the week's top news stories, H&H's news editor and senior news writer Lucy Elder will discuss the effects of the Great Yorkshire Show's controversial rider weight policy five years on and about a recent BBC Panorama documentary, which has gripped the nation. In this week's advice section, we welcome back personal trainer Katie Bleekman, who will be offering advice on nutrition and hydration for riders on competition days, and why your diet is just as important as the one you feed your horse. We hope you will find this useful.

In April the artist Luke Jerram spoke on Front Row about his sculpture of the Covid-19 virus. Since then he has been ill with Covid and has created another sculpture - unveiled today - this time of the AstraZeneca vaccine. Jerram discusses his artistic engagement with Covid, including his piece In Memoriam, 120 flags made of NHS bed-sheets, commemorating those who have died. The Oscar-winning actor Christopher Plummer, whose death at the age of 91 was announced today, is remembered by the film critic Larushka Ivan-Zadeh. For our Friday Review, Larushka is joined by Carl Anka to discuss Malcolm & Marie, the black-and-white, made-in-lockdown relationship movie on Netflix starring Zendaya and John David Washington, written and directed by Sam Levinson. They also watch ZeroZeroZero, a new thriller on Sky unpicking the international cocaine trade based on the book by Roberto Saviano. Arts Foundation Futures Award winner Keisha Thompson discusses her past work as a theatre-maker and poet. She talks about how she uses her background in science and maths to inform her theatre practice, and why she is fascinated by taboo subjects in art. And to celebrate Welsh Language Music Day, the 19-year-old Welsh singer, composer and harpist Cerys Hafana joins us to explain how music and the Welsh language go hand-in-hand. Presenter: Kirsty Lang Producer: Jerome Weatherald Studio Manager: Giles Aspen

We talk to Jim Jerram, owner of Ostler winery in Waitaki in Otago, New Zealand about the cool climate wine region.

This episode we talk to Andy who works at BASS Ski School in Morzine. We talk about topics such as comparing skiing from a snowboard perspective. The current climate of French resorts and how Andy became an instructor.Enjoy the episode and contact us at snowboardinstructorpodcast@gmail.comThis podcast is sponsored by Watch and Ride. An online snowboard school to progress your snowboard regardless what level. Visit Watch and Ride and get 25% off by using the coupon code "snowboardinstructorpodcast".

Gar's guest this week is Dr. Cate Jerram, principle researcher and lead academic on cyber security at the University of Adelaide Business School. Cate's background in adult education led her to information systems research and the human and organisational aspects of cyber security. Cate also helps design and teach cyber security courses and programs as well as supervise PhD students. Cate and Gar talk broadly on the human aspects of cyber security and the delay in organisations understanding its importance, how cyber posturing is playing into VCs desire to put money into startups, and discuss Cate's latest research.

Inspiring individuals talk about a pivotal moment in their personal histories. This week, the first woman to be appointed State Coroner of NSW, Mary Jerram

A first for The Business of Healthcare Podcast – we have two guests on this episode! Soline Jerram and Suzy O'Callaghan are both from St Wilfrid's Hospice - Soline is the Chair of Trustees while Suzy is the Director of Nursing. They have a clear mission and aim to create a strong culture based on quality and kindness. Soline and Suzy join me today to share how St Wilfrid's Hospice is a charity and how it's so important for them to be entrepreneurial and business minded. They talk about their core services, their reliance on volunteers and other income streams from retail. They share what makes them work best as a team and their leadership styles. They also touch on the perceptions of hospices, that they aren't a sad place, they are a place helping people live life as best they can.   “There's so much kindness, care and thoughtfulness amongst the staff, volunteers and the community and when they get connected it's a joy to be a part of.” – Soline Jerram   This week on The Business of Healthcare: How being business minded is really important to them. Where the funding and income streams come from. The excitement around their new-build. How they are creating an organisational culture based on quality and kindness. What makes good team work. What it takes to work effectively and efficiently. How they are breaking down perceptions of hospices. What their leadership styles are. How hospices are helping people live life as best they can.   Connect with Anne-Marie: St Wilfrid's Hospice website https://stwh.co.uk/ St Wilfrid's Hospice on Twitter St Wilfrid's Hospice on Linkedin Soline on Linkedin Soline on Twitter   Improving the Business of Healthcare – One Episode at a Time Thanks for tuning into this week's episode of the Business of Healthcare Podcast with your host, Tara Humphrey. If you enjoyed this episode, head over to Apple Podcasts to subscribe, leave your honest review, and share your favourite episodes on social media. Don't forget to visit our website and follow us on LinkedIn and Twitter for more great content and information to improve your healthcare organisation.

We talk to Jim Jerram, owner of Ostler winery in Waitaki in Otago, New Zealand about the cool climate wine region.

Jerram Watts from Child Rescue joins us this morning to talk about his work CHILD SEXUAL EXPLOITATION AND SLAVERYIt's a scourge on modern society. Millions of children around the world are trafficked or trapped in sexual exploitation with little hope for freedom. We bring freedom. We shine a light in the darkness. https://www.childrescue.org.nz/

Jerram Watts from Child Rescue joins us this morning to talk about his work CHILD SEXUAL EXPLOITATION AND SLAVERYIt’s a scourge on modern society. Millions of children around the world are trafficked or trapped in sexual exploitation with little hope for freedom. We bring freedom. We shine a light in the darkness. https://www.childrescue.org.nz/

This week I chat with Jerram Watts, CEO of Child Rescue in New Zealand. Child Rescue is part of Destiny Rescue which is a charitable organisation that rescues, restores, protects, and empowers children caught up in the sex trade. To date they have rescued and rehabilitated 2300 children with the goal of 100,000 children by 2020. Jerram tells us his story about how he came to work for Child Rescue, the work that they do, as well as his story. Today's topics cover; Rescuing children from the sex trade Shifting careers Being humble when asking The importance of faith for Jerram's work Learning to accept no as an answer Making the choices to shape him into the man he is becoming How he keeps himself healthy when dealing with the hurt The power of sharing stories - make sure to share this one   Guest: Jerram Watts Child Rescue jerram.watts@destinyrescue.org Host: Chris Desmond UIOK Facebook UIOK Instagram Twitter Music: Jeremy Desmond Music

Continuing on wth the Psalms series, Jerram Watts from Destiny Rescue talks about his ministry and favourite Psalm

In this episode: Continuing our summer podcasts looking at some of what goes on at Watershed outside of the cinema, Clare Reddington, Director of Watershed's Pervasive Media Studio, discusses the Playable City with Watershed Producer Verity McIntosh and Watershed Managing Director Dick Penny. They discuss why Watershed has coined the term the Playable City, the current Bristol-wide play experience Hello Lamp Post and the playful work Watershed has been doing to encourage you to look at the city with fresh eyes.

The Town Council meeting was split down the middle — Hullabaloo colonists on the one side and Fenella Elane Tyne on the other. Jerram stood in the back and admired the way Fenella strove to convince the tired farmers. Pacing around the podium, she brought to bear the power of unmatched intelligence, impeccable honesty, and […]

Luke is one cool dude. We invited the UK-based artist on the show to talk about his project "Play Me, I'm Yours," which installs pianos on street corners in a city, allowing anyone to play at any time. But then learned: he also designs hospital atriums. He creates glass sculptures with lightning. He sends hot air balloons up over cities to play music and inspire peoples' dreams. And he's colorblind. Jarret speaks with him about his artistic process, installing street pianos in Boston in Summer 2013, and the differences between foxes and hedgehogs.

In this episode: Mark Cosgrove on The Story of Film – An odyssey, world cinema, film studies and Venice Film Festival.

In this episode: Mark Cosgrove on Encounters Bristol International Film Festival 2011, The Passion of Joan of Arc, The Tree of Life and London Olympics celebrations.

And we're back! It's been a while, but finally it's time for another podcast, so we've made it a long one. Take this episode on a long train ride or car trip, as Dr Boob and I explore the science of the spells of Harry Potter.Attempting to find scientific and engineering solutions to Harry Potter spells is probably the most difficult task we have set ourselves yet, so we would be very interested to hear how you would made the Harry Potter spells a reality. The spells dealt with in this episode are:Lumos - Producing light from the end of a wand (A voice activated torch seems a logical solution),Aguamenti - Shooting water from the end of the wand,Alohomora - Picking a lock at a distance,Expecto Patronum - Protection against evil dementors in the form of some virtual creature, Sectumsempra - Slicing your opponent open,Aparecium - Reading invisible ink,Accio - Summoning things to you,Expelliarmus - Disarming your opposition of their wand,Confundo - Confusing the victim,Stupefy - Stunning the victim, Invisibility cloak - Covering yourself in a cloak to make yourself invisible, Imperio - Forcing your victims to obey your commands,Obliviate - Erasing the memories of the victim,Legilimens - Telepathy. Although some of these are quite clearly impossible at the moment, in every case we have come up with a scientific or engineering solution to take us at least part of the way there. Listen in to find out what we came up with, and please write in and let us know where we have gone wrong or what you would do.Click play below or listen to this show here. References:Santos, V., Paula, W., & Kalapothakis, E. (2009). Influence of the luminol chemiluminescence reaction on the confirmatory tests for the detection and characterization of bloodstains in forensic analysis Forensic Science International: Genetics Supplement Series, 2 (1), 196-197 DOI: 10.1016/j.fsigss.2009.09.008A.J. Barnier and D.A. Oakley (2009). Hypnosis and Suggestion Encyclopedia of Consciousness DOI: 10.1016/B978-012373873-8.00038-4T.C. Jerram (1982). Hypnotics and sedatives Side Effects of Drugs Annual DOI: 10.1016/S0378-6080(82)80009-3Wood, B. (2009). Metamaterials and invisibility Comptes Rendus Physique, 10 (5), 379-390 DOI: 10.1016/j.crhy.2009.01.002

What does it mean to be in the world, but not OF it?

Jesus reaches out with the Gospel to unusual and unexpected people.

What is right with my Neighbor?

What is right with my Neighbor?

Jesus reaches out with the Gospel to unusual and unexpected people.

What does it mean to be in the world, but not OF it?

Evangelism is more than a program. It is being a friend to sinners. What does it mean to be in the world but not of it?

Evangelism is more than a program. It is being a friend to sinners. What does it mean to be in the world but not of it?