Podcast appearances and mentions of Keith Martin

Session 6 ‘Pathways for Sepsis Care – Integrated Emergency, Critical, and Operative Care' from the 5th World Sepsis Congress. Featuring Krista Bracke, Tsion Firew, Ingrid Laerdal, Joe Bonney, Carolina Haylock-Loor, and Keith Martin as your moderator.

We're on the penultimate book from the first run of Fighting Fantasy novels and it's also writer Keith Martin's swan song after eight books. Revenge of the Vampire is a direct sequel to the excellent Vault of the Vampire and sees Martin re-united with artist Martin McKenna. It's a great creative pairing but is Revenge of the Vampire on the same level as Vault of the Vampire? Listen along to find out.

Since being sworn into office for a second time, President Donald Trump has slashed or suspended billions of dollars of funding for research and international aid, and cut thousands of jobs, plunging federal agencies and universities into chaos. This has some researchers considering a career change - and others contemplating leaving the U.S. Could Canada become a haven for researchers looking to innovate? Let's find out from: In Calgary, Alberta, Sarah Laframboise: Executive director of Evidence for Democracy; In Washington, D.C.: Keith Martin, Executive director for Consortium of Universities for Global Health; In Montreal, Quebec, Richard Gold, professor at McGill University's Faculty of Law, and chief policy and partnerships officer at Conscience, a non-profit focused on addressing market failure in drug development; And in Kingston, Ontario: Stephen Archer, Cardiologist and director of the Translational Institute of Medicine at Queen's University.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ian Tunnacliffe talks to Keith Martin and Ian Luck about the movements and successes highlighted by our latest publications about OOSD and retailing.

In Episode 102 of the BaT Podcast: Sports Car Market Editor and Publisher, Keith Martin (BaT username: 330america), talks about his wildly varying career arc; formative times on a tractor in Novato; vintage Volvos; a $30 Bugeye as a first car (and one uniquely suited to the utility paths at Golden Gate Park); being driven into the arms of Alfa Romeo by a prototypical experience in an MGA; one of many tough aspects of recovery from a stroke; Sportomatic stories; Alfa SS hot-rodding tips; going "skinny" after years of fat tires; perhaps the least likely use of a dance degree from Juilliard; what counted as a "classic" car in 1968; vintage page layout software; the "secret sauce" of SCM, then and now; doing old car things in new cars, and vice versa; the current structure of the magazine and a plug for subscriptions; the most loving use of the terms "troll" and "reeducation program"; the importance of adhering to one's standards no matter how times change; one inescapable truth about any car collection; and absolute faith in the next generation's love for cars. Follow along! Links for the listings discussed in this episode: 1:00 Sports Car Market magazine 8:42 Keith Martin's 1966 Alfa Romeo Spider Duetto 8:50 1958 Alfa Romeo Giulietta Sprint Veloce Confortevole 9:24 1971 Jaguar E-Type 2+2 V12 24:45 McPherson College 35:37 1971 Citroen DS21 Pallas 45:39 From the BaT Stable: Clean 1972 Saab Sonett III 45:57 BaT Exclusive: Keith Martin's Melee-Veteran 1960 Mercedes Benz 190b 45:59 BaT Exclusive: Keith Martin's 1973 Land Rover Series III 50:54 Puffery (noun) Merriam-Webster 54:52 Jon Norman: Alfa Parts of Berkeley, CA  Got suggestions for our next guest from the BaT community? Let us know at podcast@bringatrailer.com and we'll do our best to get them on!

Book 54 sees us tackle Zagor, the warlock of Firetop Mountain himself for the third and so far final time. Written by Keith Martin but attributed to Ian Livingstone for some reason it sees us plunge into a new world, Amarillia and search through a magical castle in search of the items that will help us to slay the evil warlock once and for all.Don't forget that the Lindenbaum Prize will also be opening for submissions soon. This is your chance to win actual money for writing a 100 section gamebook. The winner will be decided by a popular vote and the considerations of a panel of judges (including me). Find all the information here: https://www.lloydofgamebooks.com/2024/11/20242025-lindenbaum-prize-announcement.html

Book 52 of the Fighting Fantasy series is Night Dragon, the sixth book by regular contributor Keith Martin. Another desperate threat has emerged to menace Allansia in the form of the titular dragon who also looms large over the cover art. Internal art and cover art is by Tony Hough but how will our intrepid adventurer get on? Listen along to find out.

Keith is the Principal at St. John Notre Dame school  Aaron is a presenter at the upcoming Ministry Days 

It's book 51. It's Island of the Undead. It's Keith Martin and Russ Nicholson. How will our intrepid hero get on and just how many sections will be hidden behind mystery numbers? Listen to find out.Also I have a new album of melancholy Dungeon Synth out. Baroque Funereal Dirges by Sorrow Tree presents 6 tracks of lo-fi dark ambient music suitable for goblins, witches, and lonely ghosts. It's available for free at the link below.https://malesperi.bandcamp.com/album/baroque-funereal-dirges

Tower of Destruction is another book by Keith Martin who wrote one of my absolute favourite books in the series Vault of the Vampire. It was illustrated by Peter Knifton and the cover was by Terry Oakes.If you like what I do consider joining my patreon. Everyone who pledges gets a whole bunch of gaming stuff including my gamebooks and experimental roleplaying games. www.patreon.com/hjdoom.

In this episode, Randy and Alex sit down with Shelby expert, restorer, journalist, author, and frequent BaT seller Colin Comer. The talk about his path from his first MGB GT into the world of bargain Ferraris on his ultimate path to Shelby collection and expertise; a (literal) run-in with the law as a teenager in a rusty GTV; his hot take on the Cobra Daytona Coupe versus a plain-Jane roadster; sharing a Lister Knobbly with Sam Smith for a thousand miles; telling Keith Martin to stick to sports cars; the pitfalls and history-preserving rewards of being talked into book authorship while driving a 427 Cobra in the snow; buying "plenty" of Bugeye Sprites on the advice of Peter Egan; and important things scrawled on bathroom walls. Links for items discussed in this episode: CC350 BaT Member ProfileTom Cotter's Cobra StoryBaT Exclusive: The Pastor's Bugeye SpriteColin Comer's books available for purchaseThe Comer CollectionColin's Classic Auto Got questions for the BaT staff or suggestions for our next guest? Don't hesitate to let us know! Write in to podcast@bringatrailer.com and we'll do our best to address them.

There was a 56% surge in crimes on businesses during the St Patrick's Day festival last year. That's according to the security business Netwatch which installs CCTV and other security equipment in premises – especially for retail and hospitality firms.Joining Joe to discuss how companies can protect themselves better against criminality, is the Head of Sales with Netwatch, Keith Martin

fWotD Episode 2436: Kyla (Filipino singer) Welcome to featured Wiki of the Day where we read the summary of the featured Wikipedia article every day.The featured article for Friday, 5 January 2024 is Kyla (Filipino singer).Melanie Hernandez Calumpad (born January 5, 1981), known professionally as Kyla, is a Filipino singer-songwriter, actress, and television personality. Known for her vocal range and melismatic singing style, she has been credited with helping to redefine R&B and soul music in the Philippines. Her sound became a catalyst in the growth and popularity of the music genres, making her a prominent pop culture figure. She has been cited by media outlets as the country's "Queen of R&B".Kyla started performing in singing competitions as a child, and first gained recognition as a runner-up in the talent competition show Metropop Star Search in 1997. She signed with EMI Philippines and released her debut album Way to Your Heart (2000), supported by the single "Hanggang Ngayon", which won the International Viewer's Choice Award for Southeast Asia at the 2001 MTV Video Music Awards. Kyla began songwriting for her eponymous second album, which contained elements of soul and R&B. Kyla's I Will Be There (2003) featured English boy band Blue, and Not Your Ordinary Girl (2004) and Beautiful Days (2006) included tracks written by American singer-songwriter Keith Martin. Her succeeding releases were the cover albums Heartfelt (2007), and Heart 2 Heart (2009). Her next album, Private Affair (2010), featured the lead single "Don't Tie Me Down". After signing a new contract with Star Music in 2015, she released her ninth album The Queen of R&B (2018). Kyla's first seven records are all platinum-certified by the Philippine Association of the Record Industry.Kyla made her acting debut with a guest appearance in the drama series Narito ang Puso Ko (2003). She followed this with parts in the television anthology series Magpakailanman (2003) and Dear Friend (2009). Her first major role was as the antagonist in the daytime soap opera Villa Quintana (2013–2014). Kyla expanded her career into reality television as a presenter of the talent competition show Popstar Kids (2005–2007) and as a judge in the variety show singing contest Tawag ng Tanghalan (2016). Her accolades include a MTV Video Music Award, three MTV Pilipinas Music Awards, a Star Award for Music, six Myx Music Awards, and eleven Awit Awards.This recording reflects the Wikipedia text as of 01:04 UTC on Friday, 5 January 2024.For the full current version of the article, see Kyla (Filipino singer) on Wikipedia.This podcast uses content from Wikipedia under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License.Visit our archives at wikioftheday.com and subscribe to stay updated on new episodes.Follow us on Mastodon at @wikioftheday@masto.ai.Also check out Curmudgeon's Corner, a current events podcast.Until next time, I'm Kimberly Neural.

We continue exploring the later stages of the Fighting Fantasy series with Master of Chaos by Keith Martin with art by David Gallagher. Sent on a dangerous mission without our usual gear and beloved packed lunches can HJDoom possibly survive? Listen along to find out.

Continuing our conversation about land and its importance to Native Americans, Justin "Bobo" Rolin and Keith Martin join host Megan Zamora. They talk about the importance of sustainability when it comes to picking plants. They also discuss their feelings on why land is crucial to Native people and why it's essential to buy land.[1:30] - The guests are introduced.[2:30] - Land and people are all one. The land is us.[4:35] - During COVID, a system for gardening was set up.[7:05] - Historically, Creek people were always communal. [9:10] - Seed banks would help protect against future pandemics.[11:00] - The Tribal Youth Conservation Corps is full of teaching moments.[15:35] - Snakes use gopher holes to survive wildfires.[17:44] - Keith reminisces about commodities.[21:30] - Buying land is one of your safest investments.[25:18] - There hasn't been any trust land added since the 80s.[27:20] - One of the biggest misconceptions is that most tribes speak their indigenous languages fluently.[30:00] - Fishing rights are just another form of forced assimilation.[36:00] - Kids are learning whether you know it or not.[41:44] - River Cane is a versatile plant.

Join us this morning as Pastor Rick continues our series "Ready?". Joined today with two of his life long friends, Keith Martin and Kelly Riggs.

Keith IS Principal at St. John Notre Dame, Folsom Rabbi Seth is the Director of EXODUS PROJECT

Joy unbounded at Doom HQ as we come to book 38 in the Fighting Fantasy series, Vault of the Vampire. I'm a big horror fan in general and a gothic horror fan in particular so the prospect of venturing into a spooky castle in search of a vampire is a real treat to me. It's got a great hook but can the book, written by returning scribe Keith Martin and illustrated by legendary British illustrator Martin McKenna, live up to the sinister premise? Listen along to find out.

In this episode Professor William Buchanan OBE talks with Professor Keith Martin, from the Royal Holloway, about the intersection of information security and academia, privacy and digital footprints.

In this episode our host Bill Crawford, interviews  Keith Martin, Owner of Sure-Dri. Keith talks about how he transitioned from building homes, to providing basement waterproofing services. Download The Podcast:https://bit.ly/3O5sCaNYouTube:https://youtu.be/1N-aiAXfIo0Listen On iTunes, Spotify, and More:https://bit.ly/3WFA0dFVisit Rainmaker For Contractors:https://rainmakerforcontractors.com/Check Out Our Podcast Page:https://rainmakerforcontractors.com/podcast/

Session ‘The Health Economic and Human Burden of Infections and Pandemics' from the 4th WSC. Featuring Carolin Fleischmann-Struzek, Syed Masud Ahmed, Tim Buchman, Roy Small, Rob Yates, and Keith Martin as moderator.

After the last short but sweet bonus episode this one is a bit of a monster. HJDoom bravely takes on the latest challenge in the Fighting Fantasy series, Stealer of Souls by Keith Martin with illustrations by Russ Nicholson. There's plenty of excitement to be had and could this be the first book in the series which will see the adventure actually be completed? Listen along to find out.If you fancy tipping a few quid to support this kind of thing you can do so at www.patreon.com/hjdoom. Any and all support is greatly appreciated.

Keith Martin first entered Radio in 2004, after 25 years of spinning the discs at nightclubs.In this weeks Radio Greats, Keith sits down with Luke to share how he developed the Radio Bug, how his wife encouraged him to continue submitting radio demos to stations. How Magic gave him his chance to present a weekend show. Working alongside Tony Blackburn, Mike Read and DLT, how he interviewed some of Motown Greats, continuing with the BC2 Network and taking over Steppin Out on Pride Radio.Big Thanks to Aircheck Download for use of content.

With Stewart Howden and his guest, Keith Martin. Keith has been involved with the collector car hobby for more than 30 years. As a writer, publisher, television commentator and enthusiast, he is constantly on the go, meeting collectors and getting involved in their activities throughout the world. He is the founder and publisher of the monthly Sports Car Market, now in its 33rd year. Keith has written for the New York Times, Automobile, AutoWeek, Road & Track and other publications, is an emcee for numerous concours, and had his own show, "What's My Car Worth", shown on Velocity. He has received many honors, including the Lee Iacocca Award, the Edward Herrman Award, was inducted into the Concorso Italiano Hall of Fame and more. He is on the boards of directors of The LeMay Museum and Oregon Ballet Theater, and was formerly the chair of the board of the Meguiar's Award.

In today's podcast episode, our guest Keith Martin of Fret Science shared his journey with us from being a computer scientist to becoming a guitar teacher. He goes into detail about how he applied some concepts from his computer science background to learning guitar and teaching, as well as some of the ways that he applies this knowledge on his lessons. He also tells the story of how he quickly grew his YouTube channel from 0 subscribers to 14,000+ within just 2 months through using data-driven lessons and helpful content creation tools. Keith shared an overview of his journey and how he started as a guitar teacher. His perspective as a computer scientist and applying it to the fretboard and learning guitar. Keith shared his success on YouTube, from having 0 followers to 14,000 subscribers in two months. How to get great results with less practice and repetition from a computer science perspective. His interest in cognitive science or learning psychology and applying that into his teaching. Bridging the gap between cognitive science and the actual lesson itself. Keith's one piece of advice: Practice the things that are hard for you. Why guitar hasn't really evolved that much in the grand scheme of things. Some of the things that people are missing out on by sticking to older ways of doing things. The 3 notes per string system for learning guitar. Keith shared how he creates his YouTube videos using Keynote. Exploring improvisation and teaching creativity to his students. One piece of wisdom for the listeners. Guest Links Fret Science Website Fret Science YouTube Channel Keith Martin Facebook Page Guitar Teaching Resources Mentioned Free Guitar E-book Resources Today's Guest Keith Martin earned a Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. By day, he's an engineering manager at a leading science/engineering software company. His website and YouTube channel, Fret Science, is dedicated to reducing the amount of memorization and repetitive practice needed to fluently navigate the guitar fretboard. He uses insights from cognitive and computer science to teach the building blocks of music – triads, arpeggios, and scales – in ways that can be understood in minutes and easily recalled from memory, so that you'll never need to look at a scale or chord diagram again. Click here to find out more about TopMusicGuitar Membership Thank you for tuning in! Consider implementing the ideas from this podcast by writing several actionable steps for your teaching practice if it's inspired you. If you enjoyed today's show, please leave us a review on Apple Podcasts, which helps other teachers find our show. Stay updated by subscribing to this show, and get automatic delivery to your device every time a new episode goes live! We publish on Fridays weekly.

Keith is Principal at St. John Notre Dame  Deacon Kevin is the Director of Youth & Young Adult Ministry

As the founding executive director of the Consortium of Universities for Global Health (CUGH), Dr. Keith Martin, is working to break down silos and connect research, education, advocacy and service to help create meaningful change for people and our planet. He talks with Dr. Murphy about his career in medicine and politics and why he thinks reforming academia can help solve some of the great challenges facing our world today.

Don't miss this week's Driven Radio Show! Brett and Mark welcome Keith Martin to discuss thirty-five years of Sports Car Market magazine, how the internet has changed the auction world, and what makes the SCM1000 rally so unique. All this and much more on this week's Driven Radio Show! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Larry Trepel is a cartoonist and writer, with auction coverage and a monthly cartoon feature, titled Light-Hand Drive, appearing in Keith Martin's Sports Car Market.

Keith is the Principal at St. John Notre Dame in Folsom Tony is the Executive Director of The Catholic Foundation

Carbon capture and sequestration has made it into many headlines, but few investor portfolios. Infrastructure Investor speaks with Partners Group's Esther Peiner, Keith Martin of Norton Rose Fulbright and Columbia University professor Scott Barrett to discuss where the market will move.

Keith Martin, David Burton and Hilary Lefko have a lively discussion about the Inflation Reduction Act's effect on deals. Some parts of the Inflation Reduction Act that passed the Senate are retroactive to the start of 2022. Other parts apply only to projects that are placed in service after this year. The bill is expected to clear the House this week. It will affect the tax equity market. It will affect construction and equipment procurement contracts.

Editor and Publisher of Sports Car Market, Keith Martin joins us in the 1st hour of Race Central with Host Kurt Hansen.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Keith Martin gives a lively update on what is new in the market. The tax equity market is wrestling with a series of issues tied to inflation and construction delays. Developers forced for the same reasons to renegotiate power contracts are drawing interesting lessons. Rising electricity prices are affecting the economics of making green hydrogen, but hydrogen is coming and may prove more disruptive than appeared even a year ago.

The High Country is center stage for some exciting music festivals and stage performances over the next few months. The High Country Jazz Festival gets the party started, with this showcase set for June 8-12th in various venues throughout the High Country.Keith Martin, from the Appalachian Theatre, and High Country jazz legend Todd Wright join us on this week's installment of Mind Your Business to discuss how this festival came together and what spectators can expect in terms of performers and venues.As we prepare for large events this summer, we have the latest information on the King Street resurfacing project, including more details on timing and parking disruptions that will occur over the next several weeks.Mind Your Business is a weekly production of the Boone Area Chamber of Commerce, thanks in part due to a partnership between Appalachian Commercial Real Estate and High Country Radio.Support the show

Keith Martin has been involved with the collector car hobby for more than 30 years. As a writer, publisher, television commentator and enthusiast, he is constantly on the go, meeting collectors and getting involved in their activities throughout the world. He founded the monthly Sports Car Market magazine 32 years ago, and it has developed into the authoritative voice of the collector car hobby. Martin's columns on collecting and reviews of exotic cars, including the Ford GT and the Bentley Continental GT, have appeared in the New York Times. Noted for his onstage wit, warmth and deep knowledge of collectible cars, Martin has been an emcee at the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance, the Concours of America, Concorso Italiano, Legends of the Autobahn, the La Jolla Concours d'Elegance, the Atlanta Concours, Keels and Wheels and many other events. He has been honored as a recipient of two of the most prestigious awards in the collector car hobby – The Lee Iacocca Award and the Edward Herrmann Award. He has also been inducted into the Concorso Italiano Hall of Fame. He has hosted numerous television specials, and was the co-host of “What's My Car Worth” shown on the Velocity channel. He served as Chairman of the Meguiar's Collector Car Person of the Year Award, is on the Board of Trustees of the LeMay Museum and has served on the faculty of the Collier Museum symposium on Connoisseurship. Martin brings an eclectic background to his passion for cars. His academic background includes the study of Intellectual History at Reed College, in Portland, Oregon, and study as a Dance Major at the Juilliard School in New York City. He founded the first professional ballet company in Oregon, Ballet Oregon, was awarded an Oregon Art's Commission Individual Artist's Fellowship for new choreography, and was director of dance for the Portland Opera. He is currently on the Board of Directors of Oregon Ballet Theater and a patron of the Portland Art Museum. Martin lives in Portland with his son Bradley, a budding teenage car collector who already has had his first car, a 1960 Bugeye Sprite. His daughter, an enthusiast herself, Alexandra, graduated from Oregon State University and is a support specialist for Daimler Trucks North America. She can be seen driving her 2006 Lotus Elise, and blogs occasionally for SCM.

In this episode of A Place Called Poarch, I conducted my first interview with Tribal Council Member Keith Martin. We discuss what it was like for him growing up in the Poarch Community, how it's changed over time, and so much more. It is my pleasure to share this with you, and I will tell you that I enjoyed my time with Keith immensely, and I think you will too.

Appalachian State University professor Michael Krenn's 1999 nonfiction novel “Black Diplomacy” is the inspiration for a recent documentary. According to The Appalachian Online, the book describes the accomplishments of Edward Dudley, Terence Todman, and Carl Rowan, who were three important African American ambassadors of the 1900s. The documentary itself is titled “The American Diplomat” and started production in 2014 after director Leola Calzolai-Stewart read about the ambassador's history. After calling up Professor Krenn, she decided that both the author and the book would be great wells of knowledge to pull from. After having been screened at the JFK Presidential Library, “The American Diplomat” is scheduled to be screened on campus at Room 420 in Plemmons Student Union at 6PM on Feb. 22. The Watauga Democrat states that The Appalachian Theatre of the High Country has formally announced that it has hit its funding campaign of $10 million. Officially funded as of December 31, 2021, the theatre now has the means to finish the construction that it proposed a decade before. Appalachian Theatre of the High Country chairman Keith Martin is on record stating that the accomplishment is “wonderful” and everyone involved is “extremely grateful” for the “generosity” of the community. The Wall Street Journal reports that many companies are taking different means in order to keep employees in important manufacturing positions. One of these methods is switching from annual pay raise reviews to more recurrent reviews, such as every quarter. This is apparently the case in order to “compete for talent and keep pace with rising wages”. Company officials state that the pandemic has caused the economy to “bounce” back and forth, creating a quickly-evolving market that is currently seeing rising hiring costs. Today's weather is brought to us by Booneweather.com. This Thursday morning you can expect some wet weather. We're going to see continual clouds and fog with rain popping up here and there throughout the whole day. It's going to hit a high of 48 and a low of 44 degrees.

Keith Martin, partner at Norton Rose Fulbright in Washington, joins us to discuss investment tax credits (ITCs) for energy storage and provide an update on the current tax equity market. We get into how current ITCs apply to energy storage, what happens if you have a battery that is only partially charged by a renewables project, why an ITC for an energy storage project doesn't work well with wind farms claiming PTCs, whether the storage and wind or solar projects have to have the same owner, what he expects to see happen with the Build Back Better bill, how the overall market is different in 2022 and much more.

The year ahead looks like another strong year for financings, but with uncertainty around supply chains, inflation, potential tax law changes and import tariffs. The yield on the 10-year Treasury bond is up significantly so far in January, repeating a pattern early last year. The Federal Reserve is expected to start raising interest rates as early as March. Listen to a discussion about what to expect in the year ahead for tax equity, bank and term loan B debt and project bonds, led by Keith Martin from Norton Rose Fulbright, among John C.S. Anderson, global head of corporate finance and infrastructure at Manulife, Jack Cargas, managing director and head of originations on the tax equity desk at Bank of America, Ralph Cho, global co-head of the power and infrastructure group at Investec, Max Lipkind, managing director and head of Americas leveraged finance origination at Credit Suisse, and Rubiao Song, managing director and head of energy investments at JPMorgan.

In this episode Keith Martin, executive director of the Consortium of Universities for Global Health (CUGH), talks with Katherine about the outcomes of the recent UN Climate Change Conference of Parties (COP26) in Glasgow, Scotland; why it's important to integrate a focus on health into global discussions about climate; how people who carry out research on global health and climate issues can frame their findings for policymakers and audiences beyond academia for greater impact; and the reasons the climate crisis, the loss of biodiversity, and the pandemic should be seen not as competing priorities but rather as related challenges that can be managed together to improve the social determinants of health, protect ecosystems, and enhance global stability in the long run. 

Today on Journey Map, we're joined by Keith Martin, Co-Founder and Director of Digital Strategy at Lunar Solar Group. In this episode, we talk to Keith about his path from engineering to entrepreneurship, the quick choice to start Lunar Solar, and the biggest challenge of their rapid growth.Hear more from Keith and Lunar Solar Group:Visit Lunar Solar Group: https://lunarsolargroup.com/Connect with Keith: https://www.linkedin.com/in/keithmartinverified/

In this episode we discuss the do's and don't's of strip tillage with guest Keith Martin of M.K. Martin Enterprises, manufacturers of strip tillage equipment in Ontario. We will dig into how strip tillage fits with different systems as well as equipment requirements and maintenance.

The blockage of Egypt's Suez Canal in March shone renewed focus on just how many goods are shipped around the world and how fragile those routes can be. Given the shipping industry's importance in the U.S., American planners must have world-class tools to prevent a comparable disaster from congesting American waterways. ERDC has operated a ship simulator for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers since the late 1980s to model the maneuverability of large ships through our nation's ports and harbors. Benefitting from ERDC's superior numerical modeling expertise, the simulator simulates how vessels respond to a variety of environmental forces. It gives planners the ability to see potential problems in a virtual environment, modify designs and retest to come up with the best plans for a given port. Given its years of success in simulating our nation's waterways, the versatile simulator is now being used by the military to plan and train for amphibious operations around the world. We are joined by Dr. Keith Martin, a research physicist at ERDC's Coastal and Hydraulics Laboratory and lead of the Ship Simulator program, to talk about how ERDC is enabling safer waterways, better and more efficient port designs, and better military operations planning. We discuss ERDC's unique capabilities in ship simulation (8:48), how this technology is being used for both civil works (7:06) and military projects (12:05), how ship simulation can benefit the military (12:48), how it is being paired with ERDC's ground vehicle simulation technology (16:59), and the expertise ERDC offers (24:02). We also talk about a successful feasibility study involving the port of Long Beach, in which ERDC's ship simulator was able to identify design flaws and rapidly enable new safer designs (24:39). ERDC is offering a special webinar on June 23 for members of the U.S. military to learn more about the ship simulator's capabilities to solve tough challenges. Email ERDC-PEVB@usace.army.mil to register or for more information. Visit https://www.PowerofERDCPodcast.org for more information.

Opening Session from the WSC 2021. Featuring Christopher Murray, Jeremy Hunt, Jennifer Gardy, Hans Kluge, Keith Martin, and Pauline Paterson, moderated by Tex Kissoon. More info: worldsepsiscongress.org

1. How Keith Martin's early ambition to work in Washington's political sphere led to a career as a project finance attorney 2. Challenges in the tax equity market and the impact on renewables 3. The balancing act between federal and state energy regulations and incentives in the US 4. Upcoming opportunities for investors in the clean energy sector

In this episode of Smart Energy Voices, host John Failla speaks with Keith Martin, a transactional lawyer with Norton Rose Fulbright. Keith worked for 146 companies last year and his firm did $145 billion in project financing. He also lobbies the US treasury and congress on policy issues and has worked for two democratic senators. Listen to learn more about clean energy from the perspective of legislative infrastructure. You will want to hear this episode if you are interested in... A little about Keith Martin [2:08] The impact of Biden/Harris on wind [3:40] The potential of freestanding ITC legislation [6:11] The impact of Biden/Harris on renewable energy [9:47] Carbon capture [12:22] The most active sector in clean energy deal-making [15:18] Keith's passion for renewable energy [21:33] Renewable energy deals since the 1970s Keith has been working in clean energy since after the Arab oil embargo in the late 1970s. He headed the group at Norton Rose that helped give birth to the independent power industry by litigating against utilities in twenty states to open markets. Norton Rose has worked through two main periods of growth in renewables. From 1978-85 the US congress encouraged renewables by offering tax credits but they didn't get much traction and people lost interest. After interest started reviving in the early 1990s, the tax credits were restored and have been working more effectively.  The Biden administration and clean energy Keith states that the high expectations for renewable energy are justified in the new presidential administration. President Biden has already taken steps to help in administrative ways. For example, he just announced the first construction permit for offshore wind. He's also encouraging companies to report on the effect of climate change on their business models. All eyes will be on him to see what he has planned for financial incentives in renewable energy projects. The new administration is also accelerating the response to climate change. Solar, wind, and storage are the greatest focus of new capacity additions. Interest in energy storage has increased to the point of being included in virtually every utility-scale solar project being bid on, giving it the potential to be the most significant change within clean energy's immediate future. Expanding the tax credit will help further this progres, as Commercial and Industrial companies are eyeing hundreds of distributed energy projects but needs that extra help to make them financially viable. The movement towards carbon capture Up until this point, the primary options to decarbonize were to reduce consumption or switch to clean energy. Now, however, companies with large carbon footprints are stampeding toward investing in carbon capture. This interest is being driven by the section 45Q tax credit. Currently, the progress of the tax credit is stalled because the IRS needs to clarify some details and there are many questions to be resolved. Meanwhile, companies are still working in expectation of the tax credit. Elon Musk is even offering a prize to whoever can create a new technology for carbon capture.  Resources & People Mentioned Currents podcast | Norton Rose Fulbright Elon Musk carbon capture prize Jigar Shaw CERAWeek by IHS Markit | The World's Premier Energy Event Project Finance NewsWire: published every other month and dates back to 23 years. The Project Finance NewsWire reports on new developments affecting the power sector, gas pipelines, LNG terminals, energy storage facilities, energy efficiency, biofuels, gasification, water, toll roads, bridges, ports, stadiums and other infrastructure. Connect with Keith Martin Keith Martin - LinkedIn Keith Martin is a transactional lawyer in the Washington office of Norton Rose Fulbright. The firm did $145 billion in project financings and closed 331 transactions in the last three years. The prestigious Chambers directory gives Keith its sole "star" ranking among US renewable energy lawyers. Keith worked for 146 companies last year on numerous transactions. He also lobbies the US Treasury and Congress on policy issues. He has also edited the widely distributed Project Finance NewsWire for the last 24 years. Connect With Smart Energy Decisions https://smartenergydecisions.com Follow them on Facebook Follow them on Twitter Follow them on LinkedIn Subscribe to Smart Energy Voices If you're interested in participating in the next edition of the SED Renewable Energy Sourcing Forum taking place on December 7-11, visit smartenergydecisions.com or email our Event Operations Director, Lisa Carroll at lisa@smartenergydecisions.com" Audio Production and Show notes by PODCAST FAST TRACK https://www.podcastfasttrack.com

Former Prince George resident and MP Dr. Keith Martin tells us what things are like at his current home near Capitol Hill near Washington, D.C. ahead of the inauguration of Joe Biden.

Washington-based BBC Correspondent Barbara Plett Usher, former Canadian MP Dr. Keith Martin and callers react with dismay at the storming of the Capitol Building.

Brian Baker is the Information Technology Manager for Keith Martin’s Sports Car Market Magazine. He is a fourth-generation automotive enthusiast whose interest is heavily focused on Japanese cars from the 1970s through the 1990s and he has a deep interest for the Japanese subculture. Brian writes for the Rising Sun column in Sports Car Market magazine, a column about the Japanese car market and trends. His passion is wrenching on his project vehicles which include:  a 1977 Datsun 280 Z, 1992 Honda Civic Hatchback, two Honda Aero 50s scooters and two 1987 Honda Elite 50s scooter.

All the way from Portland, Oregon, Keith Martin, the editor and publisher of Sports Car Market gives Dean and Jay insight on Covid-19's impact on the car market and the survival of his popular magazine.

It's a podcast about a podcaster as Mark Greene joins us all the way from Gig Harbor, WA (gotta practice that social distancing) to speak to Dean and Big Jay. The prolific podcaster tells us how he created his show, "Cars Yeah with Mark Greene" and his latest project with Keith Martin of American Car Collector Magazine called "Buy Sell Hold," which focuses on the collector car market.

Oh boy! Your in for a treat today! We had the pleasure to sit down with Kevin's Brother Keith Martin out life, family and community. Keith currently resides in Coral Springs, Florida with his his wife and two daughters. He has been employed with the Broward Sheriff Fire Rescue for 16 years and currently holds the rank of Lieutenant. In his spare time, Keith can be found giving back to the community through various outreach organizations such as Professional Firefighters Association of South Florida, Inc., Saint Luke Masonic Lodge #530, Kazah Shriners Temple #149, Circle of Brotherhood and Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Incorporated to name a few. Keith dropped a lot of knowledge on the inter-workings of his family, balancing work and time spent with your children, and the importance of reaching out the the youth of today. You don't want to miss this episode. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/newschooldaddy/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/newschooldaddy/support

Pierre Hedary is a ‘Garagist’ who specializes in the rehabilitation of classic Mercedes Benz automobiles. His focus is on Mercedes that were developed and launched prior to 1990. His garage in Titusville, Florida is home base; however, he spends a lot of time traveling around the country servicing the classic Mercedes of enthusiastic owners and resolving difficult mechanical challenges. Pierre also provides Mercedes Benz sales commentary and auction analysis for past Cars Yeah guest, Keith Martin, at Sports Car Market Magazine. In 2013, Pierre and his friend, Thomas Polk, started a YouTube channel titled Mercedes Classics where they provide viewers with technical advice and information for enthusiasts who love these old vehicles. 

Keith Martin has been involved with the collector car hobby for more than thirty years as a writer, publisher, television commentator, and die-hard enthusiast. He is the publisher of Sports Car Market Magazine, a publication he founded 32 years ago. He launched a companion magazine American Car Collector 10 years ago. Keith’s columns on collecting and reviews of exotic cars have appeared in the New York Times. Keith has been an emcee at Pebble Beach, the Meadow Brook Concours, Concorso Italiano, the Kirkland Concours, the La Jolla Concours d’Elegance, Keels and Wheels, and many other events. He has hosted numerous television specials and is the co-host of “What’s My Car Worth” shown on the Velocity channel. You can usually find him out on the road on tours with his children.

Keith tells you why you should always have a mentor who's already been succesful in your industry.

Keith is the principal of St. John Notre Dame School Lauralynn is talking Lay Mission Project  Weston is the head of the Newman Center in Chico, CA 

Today’s programme focuses on Glaucoma – its causes, the treatments available, and what research is underway into the condition.Guest: Professor Keith Martin, a neuroscientist with an interest in understanding and treating glaucoma, aided by Fight for Sight funding.For more information on glaucoma or to donate to Fight for Sight research, visit our website. 

In Episode 2 Paul presents many topics. First, we look at bereavement and grief issues and how to deal with it including how Cruise can help you during this difficult time. On a brighter note we look at how you can get interactive and send in your questions for a free reading on future episodes. Psychic Development and mediumship are also on the chat list. Psychic Sky Silverstone tells us what to expect for the rest of October.Other Psychics appearing in this episode are Keith Martin, Barrie John and Aldo Raffa. Keith and Barrie tell us how they work while Aldo is looking at animal communication. Find out more about the Psychic Today readers at http://www.psychictoday.uk or email at Podcast@psychictoday.com . Watch live on Sky Channel 680.

The Saturday edition of the Best of Libby Znaimer

The Ford government has plans to put an end to out-of-country travel insurance. The province announced this decision after a six-day consultation with the public stating that the program is costly and not valuable to taxpayers. Libby Znaimer is joined by NDP MPP Marit Stiles and Keith Martin, Co-Executive Director at the Canadian Association of Financial Institutions in Insurance.

Glaucoma is the leading cause of irreversible blindness worldwide. By the time we reach the age of 80, around 15 per cent of us will have glaucoma. By using gene therapy, University of Melbourne ophthalmology professor, Keith Martin, and his team are aiming to encourage the cells that connect the eye to the brain to make new photoreceptors that pick up light, replacing those that have been lost. “The cells I'm most interested in glaucoma are called retinal ganglion cells and these are the cells that connect the eye to the brain,” says Professor Martin. “When light hits the eye, photoreceptors pick up that light and they signal through to these retinal ganglion cells that send the messages back to our brain. If we lose that cable that connects the eye to the brain, the picture quality degrades.” These days, if glaucoma is identified early - it can be effectively treated in most cases. But Professor Martin's research goes a step further. “We're moving beyond the era where all we could do for this chronic degenerative disease was slow things down, and we're now really talking about restoring function in a realistic way.” Episode recorded: April 10, 2019. Interviewer: Dr Andi Horvath. Producer, audio engineer and editor: Chris Hatzis. Co-producers: Silvi Vann-Wall and Dr Andi Horvath. Banner image: Shutterstock.

Glaucoma is the leading cause of irreversible blindness worldwide. By the time we reach the age of 80, around 15 per cent of us will have glaucoma. By using gene therapy, University of Melbourne ophthalmology professor, Keith Martin, and his team are aiming to encourage the cells that connect the eye to the brain to make new photoreceptors that pick up light, replacing those that have been lost. “The cells I’m most interested in glaucoma are called retinal ganglion cells and these are the cells that connect the eye to the brain,” says Professor Martin. “When light hits the eye, photoreceptors pick up that light and they signal through to these retinal ganglion cells that send the messages back to our brain. If we lose that cable that connects the eye to the brain, the picture quality degrades.” These days, if glaucoma is identified early - it can be effectively treated in most cases. But Professor Martin’s research goes a step further. “We’re moving beyond the era where all we could do for this chronic degenerative disease was slow things down, and we’re now really talking about restoring function in a realistic way.” Episode recorded: April 10, 2019. Interviewer: Dr Andi Horvath. Producer, audio engineer and editor: Chris Hatzis. Co-producers: Silvi Vann-Wall and Dr Andi Horvath. Banner image: Shutterstock.

Brett and Vern talk to Keith Martin, founder and publisher of Sports Car Market magazine and American Car Collector magazine about his stroke in early January, his recovery, collector car market trends, favorite roads, and favorite drives. The guys discuss moving to a new studio, the new eighth generation Corvette's launch, and the 2020 Mustang EcoBoost's big new power. In Exit Lane Live, Vern reveals how he tracked down and bought one of only four 1966 Shelby Mustang GT350 drag cars ever produced. All this and more on this week's Driven Radio! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

With hosts Bo Gardner and Nevada Colwell at the helm, NFR Extra will bring the color directly to you. Coming right out of the chutes we have Bo’s Bull, where Bo and Nevada catch up with Boyd Polhamus to address the early rodeo season, including the action at RodeoHouston and San Antonio, as well as what’s happening in the rodeo universe. Right after that, we chat with Maria Prekeges – known affectionately as the “Greek Goddess” – to share her perspective on the collection of interviews recorded this past December at Cowboy Christmas. These interviews will be the centerpiece of NFR Extra each and every episode. First up, we are rolling interviews with the following legends and heavy hitters: Bob Tallman, legendary rodeo announcer Trevor Brazile, 24-time PRCA World Champion Keith Martin, San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo and member of the ProRodeo Hall of fame Finally, we couldn’t call this an NFR podcast without Susan Kanode, our NFR Insider blogger. Susan has covered the sport of rodeo for more than 30 years and she is still cranking out rodeo stories like hot cakes. Later in this episode she shares her new narrative for 2019, entitled Rodeo Ink. Hope you enjoy it as much as we enjoyed putting it together!

God created us to be WARRIORS! This empowering message by guest speaker Ps. Keith Martin unpacks what it looks like to have the heart of a warrior.

Brett welcomes Shelby expert Vernon Estes of Vernon Estes Classics about how the love of transportation morphs into Shelby fandom, building a Shelby memorabilia collection when you are only ten years old, having Shelby owners seek you out for your collection, and finding the rarest of all Shelbys under a bunch of tarps in Hawaii. We wish the very best and a speedy recovery to Sports Car Market publisher Keith Martin, talk about how bad things can happen to good cars, and preview some of the automotive events coming this Spring. All on Driven Radio! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Keith Martin joins the show, along with representatives of USA Football, to talk about his son Zack and the upcoming International Bowl. The boys also discuss what happened in Indy. In short, they got beat up.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Keith Martin joins the show, along with representatives of USA Football, to talk about his son Zack and the upcoming International Bowl. The boys also discuss what happened in Indy. In short, they got beat up.

This episode features our latest guest speaker, Keith Martin, from 1888 industrial services. During our time with Keith, we discussed the importance of caring for employees and what it means to be in the "people business." Tune in to hear Keith's perspective on business culture and how important it is to prioritize people's wellbeing.

Ari sits down with military veteran, Keith Martin, for a discussion on gratitude that highlight's Keith's involvement in the Battle of Mogadishu, and his passion for helping others.  Visit Ari on Instagram (@arihalbkram)  

How often do you set aside time to experience something completely out of the ordinary? Do you allow the encounter to sink into the deep places of your soul and influence your art and life? In part two of Keith Martin Johns' interview with Mark Hamby, Keith and Mark discuss the many benefits that a fresh perspective can have in the creative person's life. Keith Martin Johns will be teaching at the 2018 Lamplighter Guild hosted at Lamplighter Headquarters in Mount Morris, NY.For more information, visit Lamplighterguild.com

Art and life are entwined like cords of the same rope. How do you experience art so that it becomes something you express? Lamplighter Guild teacher Keith Martin Johns delves into the subject of art and its rich theological significance as he shares with Mark his goals for the upcoming Guild. Make sure you have a pen and notepad ready! Keith Martin Johns will be teaching at the 2018 Lamplighter Guild hosted at Lamplighter Headquarters in Mount Morris, NY.For more information, visit Lamplighterguild.comDialogues of Fenelon - Volumes 1 and 2https://store.lamplighter.net/dialogues-of-fenelon-vol-1-p185.aspxhttps://store.lamplighter.net/dialogues-of-fenelon-vol-2-p690.aspx

Keith Martin is a librarian at the National Institute of Standards and Technology here in the U.S.A.  And you're probably wondering what the heck that has to do with pirates. But there's a great story in here about how pirates thwarted the early attempts and using the metric system in the US.  So if you still don't know how many liters there are in a kilometer, you're not alone. And if you didn't get the joke in that last sentence, then you're reaaaally behind. ;) Plus we'll dig into some of the other interesting historical stuff that NIST has and how Keith made his way there.  It's a fun little pirate sidebar this week. :)   Under The Crossbones is a podcast all about pirate culture.  Your host Phil Johnson (comedian, musician, and pirate geek) interviews the most interesting people in the pirate subculture: Actors, Authors, Historians, Musicians, Artists, Festival Founders, Clothing and Prop Designers, Treasure Hunters, Archaeologists, and more. Be sure to also visit the MacKay Pirate Family's crowdfunding page to help them beat that nastiest enemy of all, cancer.  http://www.underthecrossbones.com/mackay Today's show is sponsored by: 30 Day Guitar Challenge - Learn 3 songs in 30 days with just 10 minutes of playing time per day!  Free to participate.  http://www.underthecrossbones.com/guitar TeePublic - This is a great company that works with independent tshirt artists to get their work out to the world and pay them fairly for it.  I've personally curated a selection of 100 really cool pirate tshirts that you'll love.  You'll get a super cool shirt AND support both the artist and Under The Crossbones!  Check out the selection at: http://www.underthecrossbones.com/shirt Pirate Radio of the Treasure Coast - The best in pirate talk and music! Get to listenin'!  http://www.PirateRadioOfTheTreasureCoast.com For videos, pictures, album links and more, be sure to click through to the full show notes.  http://www.UnderTheCrossbones.com/129   Important Websites:   National Institute of Standards and Technology - http://www.nist.gov   MacKay Pirate Family Crowdfunding to beat cancer - http://www.underthecrossbones.com/mackay  Find out more about my comedy, music, and tour dates at http://www.PhilJohnsonComedy.com Additional Show Notes: http://www.UnderTheCrossbones.com/129         Support the show!: http://www.UnderTheCrossbones.com/support    Subscribe to Under The Crossbones on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/under-crossbones-pirate-podcast/id1039621331?mt=2 Visit http://www.UnderTheCrossbones.com for all the episodes.     

Darren Frank is the National Account Executive for Sports Car Market and American Car Collector magazines. He’s worked in advertising and sales for over 36 years and was VP of Sales at the New York Times. When he moved in to the collector car hobby and began working with Sports Car Market three years ago, it changed his life being able to integrate his passion for cars in to his vocation. Combining his passion with his job feels like he’s never at work and business trips now consist of venues including Monterey, Pebble Beach, Carmel by the Sea, Scottsdale, Amelia Island, Hilton Head, and SEMA in Las Vegas. Regular listeners will remember the Editor-in-Chief, of these fine publications, Keith Martin and his daughter have been guests on Cars Yeah.

Alex Martin-Banzer was barely a year out of the womb before she attended the Mille Miglia in Italy. Her father is the publisher of Sports Car Market Magazine and host on TV’s What’s My Car Worth. Alex’s life around cars has been non-stop. She learned to shift at 10 years old in a VW Thing and from there double clutching in a Mini Cooper. The classic car hobby has taken her all over the world and provided opportunities to drive on tours, judge at concours events, orchestrate press launches for new sports cars and more. Currently Alex works at Daimler Trucks North American in Portland, Oregon where she’s expanding her knowledge in the mechanical world of automobiles with the iconic Mercedes brand.

Keith Martin, Broadcast Engineer at Game Creek Video brings his perspective on mobile broadcast technology after covering some of the largest sporting events in the country. Show Notes: Interview Guest: Keith Martin Release Date: November 25, 2014 Running Time: 53:04 Even for the technologically-inclined sports fans it is easy to take for granted all … Read More

Keith Martin has been involved with the collector car hobby for more than thirty years. As a writer, publisher, television commentator, and die-hard enthusiast. He is the publisher of Sports Car Market Magazine, a publication he founded over 26 years ago. He launched a companion magazine American Car Collector four years ago. Keith’s columns on collecting and reviews of exotic cars have appeared in the New York Times. Keith has been an emcee at Pebble Beach, the Meadow Brook Concours, Concorso Italiano, the Kirkland Concours, the La Jolla Concours d’Elegance, Keels and Wheels and many other events. He has hosted numerous television specials, and is the co-host of “What’s My Car Worth” shown on the Velocity channel. You can usually find him out on the road on tours with his children.

This week on The Farm Report, host Erin Fairbanks kicks off a multi-part series on the lamb and sheep industry, first welcoming John Wilkes, a US based livestock consultant, writer and speaker with a background as a UK sheep and beef producer and farmer to the program. Opening the show with a brief history of the sheep’s rise and fall, John explains the significance of sheep in the histories of both the United States and United Kingdom, as well as around the world. John also explains some basic terminology, talking the differences between lamb and sheep, the true definition of mutton, along with the differences between wool and meat breeds. After the break, Erin is joined by Keith Martin of Pure Bred Lamb and Elysian Fields Sheep Farm. Located on 200 acres of farmland in Greene County, Pennsylvania, Keith is the supplier of sheep to notable chefs, like Thomas Keller. Due to observing the natural lifecycle of sheep flocks and thus changing his initial style of farming, Keith goes into detail about his patented system, Safe Alternative, that describes this manner in which his sheep are raised. Tune in for an info-packed episode, ewe won’t be disappointed! This program was brought to you by Heritage Foods USA. “In histories of both countries (US & UK) sheep have played a major part.” [6:57] “Lamb is an animal that doesn’t see its first birthday… which means that they are killed at their prime when the meat is at its best. ” [11:20] — John Wilkes on The Farm Report “I had to make a change… I looked around me at that time and to those that I respected most… and they were all farmers.” [23:09] “I began to notice, through observation, what their needs were. We call that today ‘the voice of the lamb.'” [27:52] — Keith Martin on The Farm Report

This week on the Pro Rodeo Report we highlight the Seven Time Large Indoor Rodeo of the Year award winner in the PRCA, the San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo, when we talk to ProRodeo Hall of Fame inductee Keith Martin of the San Antonio Rodeo. We also visit with Wrangler National Finals Team Roping […] The post The Pro Rodeo Report highlights San Antonio… appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

Keith Martin, the Commissioner of the Dwarf Giraffe Athletic League -- a not for profit organization providing baseball and basketball to the children of Whitestone, NY -- and Assistant Commissioner Joe Alessandro will appear on the program to discuss fundraising efforts and their new affiliation with Cal Ripken Baseball.

Keith Martin, the Commissioner of the Dwarf Giraffe Athletic League -- a not for profit organization providing baseball and basketball to the children of Whitestone, NY -- and Assistant Commissioner Joe Alessandro will appear on the program to discuss fundraising efforts and their new affiliation with Cal Ripken Baseball.