Podcast appearances and mentions of laurie white

Elected officials in Rhode Island have been trying to reinvent the state's economy practically since the Great Depression -- and it remains a work in progress. During his State of the State speech on Tuesday, Governor Dan McKee cited an upbeat message. He says Rhode Island is flipping the script on outdated narratives about being an economic laggard. But polling shows Rhode Islanders do not share McKee's optimism about the state being headed in the right direction. The state still lacks the kind of more diversified economy found in Massachusetts. And the possible move out of state by Hasbro shows how unexpected changes can quickly emerge. As president of the Greater Providence Chamber of Commerce since 2005, Laurie White has a front row seat on these issues. So what are the top obstacles to building a better economy -- and does the chamber have any bright ideas for making things better? This week on Political Roundtable, I'm going in-depth with president of the Greater Providence Chamber of Commerce Laurie White.

The conversation about the journey to motherhood with Laurie White wraps up in this episode. After welcoming a baby into the world, joy is evident and the real work begins. It is arguably the hardest job that a woman will undertake. Another level of planning is required to make arrangements for bringing a baby home and ensuring that the baby is welcomed into a safe environment. The mother's recovery and care along with focusing on the welfare of the baby are also addressed in this informative episode. Related Episode: Back to Basics - Part 1 (Pregnancy) https://on.soundcloud.com/q713Zg2HSpD9a7G9A Back to Basics - Part 2 (Labor & Delivery) https://on.soundcloud.com/q713Zg2HSpD9a7G9A CREDITS THEME SONG: Vocals - Shevaughn James; Music - Malik McFarlane; Lyrics - Shevaughn James & Maxine McFarlane Website: www.theteacherstribe.com

Ten months after being shot in the line of duty and having her leg amputated in 1998, Laurie White was able to return to full unrestricted duties with the RCMP. When she was first asked to share her story, White says she wasn’t sure what people would want to know, but she quickly realized the […]

Hear the amazing story of Retired Sergeant Laurie White (RCMP) and her struggles to survive and persevere after being shot on duty in November 1998 while serving a search warrant at a residence in Kitimat, BC.  She was air lifted to Vancouver and due to severe damage to her right leg Laurie awoke to finding out that her leg had been amputated just below her right knee.  After ten painful months and numerous failures she was able to return to full uniform duty with the RCMP in Kitimat.Now 25 years later, Laurie is a proud mother of 2 children and retired from policing.  She also talks about her connections and willingness to share her story with Victoria and Saanich Police Officers who suffered gunshot wounds on 28 June 2022.  Her book “10-33 An Officer Down Steps Back Up” is an emotional memoir and highly recommended for supporters of law enforcement everywhere.https://www.linkedin.com/in/laurie-white-14643874/Sound editing done by Todd Mason.More about the Victoria City Police Union (VCPU): - Tweet us at https://twitter.com/VicPD_Union - Follow us on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/vicpd_union/ - Find us on FaceBook at https://www.facebook.com/truebluevictoria/ - Visit our website for information at https://truebluevic.ca/ - Email us at media@vcpu.ca for any media inquiries or requests to be on the True Blue Podcast

Join host Carrie Scollon in a conversation with Laurie White, a retired RCMP Office. Laurie shares her journey through her career, coping with PTSD, motherhood, and her incredible perseverance after a life-changing incident while on duty.

We are back to finish off the incredibly inspiring story of  Laurie White, a 24 year veteran of the RCMP who was shot in the right leg by an alleged sex offender wielding a sawed-off .303 rifle.  Damage was so severe that her leg had to be amputated five inches below her knee.  In this second part, we delve into Laurie's journey BACK to the RCMP and all she had to endure to become a full member again and we discuss how her best-selling book 10-33, An Officer Down Steps Back Up came to fruition and what Laurie's plans are now she is retired.This has to be one of THE most amazing guests I've had and I can't wait for you to hear the rest of her story! Find Laurie's book here Find Emotional Survival for Law Enforcement (by Dr. Kevin Gilmartin) here Support the showFill out our survey with all your questions, feedback and ideas for new episodes or leave us a voicemail here! Follow our show on Apple Podcasts so that you get notified each time a new episode is available!If you already follow our show, help a friend follow the show too. Want to support this podcast even more! Make a monthly subscription for only $3 a month here! Interested in becoming a female first responder? Reach out to learn more! Email - info@bluelinefitnesstesting.comBlue Line Fitness TestingFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/bluelinefitnesstestingInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/bluelinefitnesstesting/LinkedIn - Nikki Cloutier

We are kicking off SEASON 2 with a BANG!!! The guests I have lined up are so freaking amazing! In episode 1, we interview Laurie White, a 24 year veteran of the RCMP.In 1998, while stationed in Kitimat, British Columbia with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), Laurie was shot in the right leg by an alleged sex offender wielding a sawed-off .303 rifle.  Damage was so severe that her leg had to be amputated five inches below her knee.  After only ten months of rehabilitation, Laurie passed the physical test standard for the RCMP and made an unprecedented return to full, unrestricted general policing duties with a prosthetic leg.When Laurie retired from the RCMP in 2020, she achieved a 22+ year goal of publishing her memoir (“10-33, An Officer Down Steps Back Up”).In addition to being a best-selling author, Laurie has been a sought-after speaker since 1999.  During this pod cast, Laurie candidly shares her experiences as a first responder navigating mental health issues and life with a permanent physical disability.  While Laurie's journey began as one of trauma, loss, and grief, it evolved into one of hope, resilience, and post-traumatic growth.Find Laurie's book here Find Emotional Survival for Law Enforcement (by Dr. Kevin Gilmartin) here Support the showFill out our survey with all your questions, feedback and ideas for new episodes or leave us a voicemail here! Follow our show on Apple Podcasts so that you get notified each time a new episode is available!If you already follow our show, help a friend follow the show too. Want to support this podcast even more! Make a monthly subscription for only $3 a month here! Interested in becoming a female first responder? Reach out to learn more! Email - info@bluelinefitnesstesting.comBlue Line Fitness TestingFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/bluelinefitnesstestingInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/bluelinefitnesstesting/LinkedIn - Nikki Cloutier

Happy Holidays from all of us at Google! This week, hosts Carter Morgan, Stephanie Wong, and Max Saltonstall are sharing their favorite moments from the year! From great partnerships with national companies, new releases in some of your favorite Google software tools, and a trillion digits of pi, we're breaking down some 2022 highlights and introducing special guest Podcast Producer Kevin McCormack to help with a fun podcast trivia game! Carter Morgan Carter Morgan is Developer Advocate for Google Cloud, where he creates and hosts content on Google's Youtube channel, co-hosts several Google Cloud podcasts, and designs courses like the Udacity course “Scalable Microservices with Kubernetes” he co-created with Kelsey Hightower. Carter Morgan is an international standup comedian, who's approach of creating unique moments with the audience in front of him has seen him perform all over the world, including in Paris, London, the Melbourne International Comedy Festival with Joe White. And in 2019, and the 2019 Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Previously, he was a programmer for the USAF and Microsoft. Stephanie Wong Stephanie Wong is a Developer Advocate focusing on online content across all Google Cloud products. She's a host of the GCP Podcast and the Where the Internet Lives podcast, along with many GCP Youtube video series. She is the winner of a 2021 Webby Award for her content about data centers. Previously she was a Customer Engineer at Google and at Oracle. Outside of her tech life she is a former pageant queen and hip hop dancer and has an unhealthy obsession with dogs. Max Saltonstall Max Saltonstall is a Developer Relations Engineer at Google Cloud. He is a father, teacher, storyteller, speaker, educator, nefarious villain, game designer, juggler, and is only part zombie. Cool things of the week Boost medical discoveries with AlphaFold on Vertex AI blog 6 common mistakes to avoid in RESTful web API Design blog Marketing Analytics With Google Cloud blog Our Favorite Episodes of 2022 Stephanie's Favorites GCP Podcast Episode 290: Resiliency at Shopify with Camilo Lopez and Tai Dickerson podcast GCP Podcast Episode 315: Cloud Functions (2nd gen) with Jaisen Mathai and Sara Ford podcast GCP Podcast Episode 307: FinOps with Joe Daly podcast Carter's Favorites GCP Podcast Episode 308: New Pi World Record with Emma Haruka Iwao and Sara Ford podcast GCP Podcast Episode 327: ML/AI Data Science for Data Analytics with Jed Dougherty and Dan Darnell podcast GCP Podcast Episode 289: Cloud Security Megatrends with Phil Venables podcast Max's Favorites GCP Podcast Episode 316: Google Cloud for Higher Education with Laurie White and Aaron Yeats podcast GCP Podcast Episode 317: Launching Products at Google Cloud with Anita Kibunguchy-Grant and Gabe Weiss podcast GCP Podcast Episode 325: Digital Sovereignty with Archana Ramamoorthy and Julien Blanchez podcast Stephanie's Honorable Mentions GCP Podcast Episode 323: Next 2022 with Forrest Brazeal and Stephanie Wong podcast GCP Podcast Episode 298: Celebrating Women's History Month with Vidya Nagarajan Raman podcast Carter's Honorable Mentions GCP Podcast Episode 312: Managed Service for Prometheus with Lee Yanco and Ashish Kumar podcast GCP Podcast Episode 290: Resiliency at Shopify with Camilo Lopez and Tai Dickerson podcast Max's Honorable Mentions GCP Podcast Episode 326: Assured Workloads with Key Access Justifications with Bryce Buffaloe and Seth Denney | Google Cloud Platform Podcast podcast Hosts Stephanie Wong, Carter Morgan and Max Saltonstall

In 1998, while stationed in Kitimat, British Columbia with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), Laurie was shot in the right leg by an alleged sex offender wielding a sawed-off .303 rifle. Damage was so severe that her leg had to be amputated 5 inches below her knee. After only ten months of rehabilitation, Laurie passed the physical test standard for the RCMP and made an unprecedented return to full, unrestricted general policing duties with a prosthetic leg. When Laurie retired from the RCMP in 2020, she achieved a 22+ year goal of publishing her memoir (“10-33, An Officer Down Steps Back Up”). In addition to being a best-selling author, Laurie has been a sought-after speaker since 1999. She candidly shares her experiences as a first responder navigating mental health issues and life with a permanent physical disability. While Laurie's journey began as one of trauma, loss, and grief, it evolved into one of hope, resilience, and post-traumatic growth. https://www.amazon.ca/10-33-Officer-Down-Steps-Back/dp/103911573X/ref=sr_1_1?crid=1EOSZBY0Y2B8X&keywords=10-33+an+officer+down+steps+back+up&qid=1666236350&qu=eyJxc2MiOiIwLjA1IiwicXNhIjoiMC4wOCIsInFzcCI6IjAuMTUifQ%3D%3D&sprefix=%2Caps%2C114&sr=8-1 thewashdownpodcast@gmail.com #neveralonealwaysforward

In 1998, while stationed in Kitimat, British Columbia with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), Laurie was shot in the right leg by an alleged sex offender wielding a sawed-off .303 rifle. Damage was so severe that her leg had to be amputated 5 inches below her knee. After only ten months of rehabilitation, Laurie passed the physical test standard for the RCMP and made an unprecedented return to full, unrestricted general policing duties with a prosthetic leg. When Laurie retired from the RCMP in 2020, she achieved a 22+ year goal of publishing her memoir (“10-33, An Officer Down Steps Back Up”). In addition to being a best-selling author, Laurie has been a sought-after speaker since 1999. She candidly shares her experiences as a first responder navigating mental health issues and life with a permanent physical disability. While Laurie's journey began as one of trauma, loss, and grief, it evolved into one of hope, resilience, and post-traumatic growth. https://www.amazon.ca/10-33-Officer-Down-Steps-Back/dp/103911573X/ref=sr_1_1?crid=1EOSZBY0Y2B8X&keywords=10-33+an+officer+down+steps+back+up&qid=1666236350&qu=eyJxc2MiOiIwLjA1IiwicXNhIjoiMC4wOCIsInFzcCI6IjAuMTUifQ%3D%3D&sprefix=%2Caps%2C114&sr=8-1 thewashdownpodcast@gmail.com #neveralonealwaysforward

This week Chief Neil Dubord is joined by Laurie White. Laurie graduated from the RCMP training academy, ‘depot', in 1996 and was posted to Kitimat, B.C.   Less than three years into her career she was shot in the leg while executing a search warrant at the home of a sex offender. Laurie shares her incredible story of losing her leg, her physical and mental recovery and her heroic return to work as the first police officer in Canada to return to full, unrestricted policing duties, with an artificial leg.   Laurie and Chief Dubord discuss how the injury sent her to a dark place mentally, and how she struggled with constantly being told ‘you are lucky to be alive', while at the same time feeling incredibly angry.   Laurie went on to have a full career and write a book about her experience after her retirement in 2020. (Link Book – 10-33 Officer Down) https://www.amazon.ca/10-33-Officer-Down-Steps-Back/dp/1039115748 This is a story you won't want to miss.

In this week's episode of The community power podcast, Laurie White from Noel Park Big Local shares how they've transformed a shipping container into a training hub that's already getting local young people into employment. You can find out more about Noel Park Big Local's activities here: http://www.noelparkbiglocal.co.uk/about-us/ And you can watch their video on the Changing Gears project here: https://youtu.be/QbMlZ-nDYhE The community power podcast is brought to you by Local Trust. It is hosted by Chris Allen and produced by Beth Lazenby.

#RCMP, #royalcanadianmountedpolice, #R.C.M.P. , #police With just a few years on the job, Laurie lost her leg from a gunshot wound in the line of duty. Once she recovered, she went back to work for a 23 year career in policing. Today she is an author, speaker, and a PTSD recovery advocate. You can buy her book "10-33, Officer Down, Steps Back Up" on amazon by clicking HERE --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tango-romeo/message

Laura Davis and her mother had a troubled relationship that began in her teenage years. It seems Laura did not live up to her mother's expectations. They were often at war with each other and grew estranged over decades, finally coming to some sort of functional truce after Laura became a mother herself. When her mother was in her eighties and showing signs of cognitive decline, she surprised Laura by moving cross-country from her home in New Jersey to live near Laura and her family in California. Laura's memoir, The Burning Light of Two Stars, tells her dramatic story of becoming caregiver to her mother who had betrayed her in the past. Her inspiring book is not only raw and honest but filled with compassion and forgiveness. Laura is also the author of six other non-fiction books, including The Courage to Heal, Allies in Healing, I Thought We‘d Never Speak Again, and Becoming the Parent You Want to Be. Her groundbreaking books have been translated into 11 languages and sold 1.8 million copies. In addition to writing books that inspire, the work of Laura's heart is to teach. For more than twenty years, she's helped people find their voices, tell their stories, and hone their craft. Laura loves creating supportive, intimate writing communities online, in person, and internationally. You can learn about Laura's books and workshops, read the first five chapters of her memoir, and receive a free e-book: Writing Through Courage: A 30-Day Practice at www.lauradavis.net In this episode, we discuss mending broken relationships, caregiving for a loved one with dementia who has caused you great pain, and the healing power of writing. After the podcast Read Laura's AlzAuthors post: Laura Davis Shares How She and Her Mother Recovered from an Embattled Relationship Start reading The Burning Light of Two Stars now. Buy on Amazon. Note: We are an Amazon Associate and may receive a small commission from book sales. On Audible:  https://www.audible.com/pd/The-Burning-Light-of-Two-Stars-Audiobook/B09G8WJQP7 And on Libro.fm for independent stores: https://libro.fm/audiobooks/9781950144471  Independent Bookstores: Get Signed Copies Through Bookshop Santa Cruz: https://www.bookshopsantacruz.com/burning-light-two-stars-get-it-signed) Bookshop.org: https://bookshop.org/books/the-burning-light-of-two-stars-a-mother-daughter-story-9781954854161/9781954854161 Laura recommends: Moving a Parent with Memory Loss by Laurie White and Beth Spencer Connect with Laura Davis Website Facebook @LauraDavis&TheWritersJourney Instagram @laurasaridavis *** About the Podcast Our podcast brings you up close and personal with authors who share their dementia journeys. Please subscribe so you don't miss a word. If our authors' stories move you, please leave a review. And don't forget to share our podcast with family and friends in need of knowledge, comfort, and support on their own dementia journeys. AlzAuthors is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization totally reliant on donations to do what we do. Your generosity will help cover our many operating costs, which include website hosting and maintenance fees, service charges to keep things running smoothly, and marketing expenses to promote our authors, expand our content, improve our reach, and more. Our ongoing work supports our mission to lift the silence and stigma of Alzheimer's and other dementias. To sustain our efforts please donate here. We are a WCN Featured Podcast Proud to be on The Health Podcast Network Want to be on the podcast? Here's what you need to know. Thanks for listening. AlzAuthors.com Shop our Store

Laura Davis and her mother had a troubled relationship that began in her teenage years. It seems Laura did not live up to her mother's expectations. They were often at war with each other and grew estranged over decades, finally coming to some sort of functional truce after Laura became a mother herself. When her mother was in her eighties and showing signs of cognitive decline, she surprised Laura by moving cross-country from her home in New Jersey to live near Laura and her family in California. Laura's memoir, The Burning Light of Two Stars, tells her dramatic story of becoming caregiver to her mother who had betrayed her in the past. Her inspiring book is not only raw and honest but filled with compassion and forgiveness. Laura is also the author of six other non-fiction books, including The Courage to Heal, Allies in Healing, I Thought We‘d Never Speak Again, and Becoming the Parent You Want to Be. Her groundbreaking books have been translated into 11 languages and sold 1.8 million copies. In addition to writing books that inspire, the work of Laura's heart is to teach. For more than twenty years, she's helped people find their voices, tell their stories, and hone their craft. Laura loves creating supportive, intimate writing communities online, in person, and internationally. You can learn about Laura's books and workshops, read the first five chapters of her memoir, and receive a free e-book: Writing Through Courage: A 30-Day Practice at www.lauradavis.net In this episode, we discuss mending broken relationships, caregiving for a loved one with dementia who has caused you great pain, and the healing power of writing. After the podcast Read Laura's AlzAuthors post: Laura Davis Shares How She and Her Mother Recovered from an Embattled Relationship Start reading The Burning Light of Two Stars now. Buy on Amazon. Note: We are an Amazon Associate and may receive a small commission from book sales. On Audible:  https://www.audible.com/pd/The-Burning-Light-of-Two-Stars-Audiobook/B09G8WJQP7 And on Libro.fm for independent stores: https://libro.fm/audiobooks/9781950144471  Independent Bookstores: Get Signed Copies Through Bookshop Santa Cruz: https://www.bookshopsantacruz.com/burning-light-two-stars-get-it-signed) Bookshop.org: https://bookshop.org/books/the-burning-light-of-two-stars-a-mother-daughter-story-9781954854161/9781954854161 Laura recommends: Moving a Parent with Memory Loss by Laurie White and Beth Spencer Connect with Laura Davis Website Facebook @LauraDavis&TheWritersJourney Instagram @laurasaridavis *** About the Podcast Our podcast brings you up close and personal with authors who share their dementia journeys. Please subscribe so you don't miss a word. If our authors' stories move you, please leave a review. And don't forget to share our podcast with family and friends in need of knowledge, comfort, and support on their own dementia journeys. AlzAuthors is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization totally reliant on donations to do what we do. Your generosity will help cover our many operating costs, which include website hosting and maintenance fees, service charges to keep things running smoothly, and marketing expenses to promote our authors, expand our content, improve our reach, and more. Our ongoing work supports our mission to lift the silence and stigma of Alzheimer's and other dementias. To sustain our efforts please donate here. We are a WCN Featured Podcast Proud to be on The Health Podcast Network Want to be on the podcast? Here's what you need to know. Thanks for listening. AlzAuthors.com Shop our Store

I accidentally uploaded the wrong mp3 yesterday, apologies! Laurie White is a former RCMP officer who lost her leg due to a shotgun blast and amazingly returned to active duty. She's gone on to become an author, public speaker/advocate for PTSD awareness In this podcast, we discuss PTSD, the RCMP being one of the first entities to reject mandates, and the difficulties and misconceptions some have about the brave men and women that keep us safe, before covid, during, and after. Buy Laurie's Book, "10-33" Officer Down, Steps Back Up!    Listen, watch on YouTube, or download all episodes on https://TheLaunchpadPodcast.com, and find J-man on social media:   ➤https://YouTube.com/Jmanisalive (subscribe) ➤ https://Instagram.com/Jman_is_alive ➤ https://Facebook.com/TheLaunchpadPodcast ➤ https://Twitter.com/Jmanisalive   "Take care, be well & love simply because you can"

Laurie White is a former RCMP officer who lost her leg due to a shotgun blast and amazingly returned to active duty. She's gone on to become an author, public speaker/advocate for PTSD awareness In this podcast, we discuss PTSD, the RCMP being one of the first entities to reject mandates, and the difficulties and misconceptions some have about the brave men and women that keep us safe, before covid, during, and after. Buy Laurie's Book, "10-33" Officer Down, Steps Back Up!    Listen, watch on YouTube, or download all episodes on https://TheLaunchpadPodcast.com, and find J-man on social media:   ➤https://YouTube.com/Jmanisalive (subscribe) ➤ https://Instagram.com/Jman_is_alive ➤ https://Facebook.com/TheLaunchpadPodcast ➤ https://Twitter.com/Jmanisalive   "Take care, be well & love simply because you can"  

On this week's episode, Scott and Shaun are joined by retired Royal Canadian Mounted Police Sergeant, Laurie White, to discuss her biographical book, 10-33, An Officer Down Steps Back Up.Laurie covers her journey to and through the Mounties, and how losing her leg after being shot during the execution of a search warrant, became the path less traveled for both her and the RCMP.  Laurie overcame many obstacles, both mentally and physically, through her grit, determination and humility during the challenging process of recovery and her unprecedented return to full service. Law enforcement officers regularly make sacrifices during their time on the job;  Laurie's story is one that emulates the proverbial, “pound of flesh,” both figuratively and literally. YouTube preview video:https://youtu.be/gGjx-83Epr4

Shot by a Pedophile, Her Leg was Amputated. Her Determined and Amazing Return to Full Duty. Learning to live with catastrophic physical, mental & emotional injuries. Retired R.C.M.P. Officer Laurie White tells her powerful & inspiring story.  Follow us on MeWe, Twitter, Instagram, Facebook.  Laurie White, a constable with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, was shot in the line of duty, Laurie had to have her right leg amputated below the knee.  She shares about being shot by a pedophile which resulted in the amputation of her right leg. Laurie talks about her physical, emotional, and psychological injuries while struggling to resume her life and returning to full duty with the R.C.M.P. She tells her inspiring story as a first responder with post-traumatic stress disorder, and as a single parent. Laurie's struggle with loss, grief, and trauma are inspiring. All of which led to her book "10-33: An Officer Down Steps Back Up". Never miss out on an episode of the Law Enforcement Today Podcast subscribe to our free email newsletter, never more than 2 issues a week sent out. Click here and scroll down about halfway. Check out the Clubhouse: Drop In Audio Chat App for free. It is social audio, think of truly interactive talk radio. Be sure to become a member of our club for free, LET Radio and Podcast.  Interested in being a guest, sponsorship or advertising opportunities send an email to the host and producer of the show jay@lawenforcementtoday.com.  Be sure to Like and Follow us on Facebook. If you enjoy the Law Enforcement Today Radio Show and Podcast, please tell a friend or two, or three about it.  Background song Hurricane is used with permission from the band Dark Horse Flyer.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the podcast this week, our guests Laurie White and Aaron Yeats talk with Stephanie Wong and Kelci Mensah about higher education and how Google Cloud is helping students realize their potential. As a former educator, Laurie has seen the holes in tech education and, with the help of Google, is determined to aid faculty and students in expanding learning to include cloud education as well as the standard on prem curriculum. Aaron and Laurie work together toward this goal with programs like their Speaker Series. Laurie's approach involves supporting faculty as they design courses that incorporate cloud technologies. With the busy lives of students today, she recognizes that the best way to get the information into the hands of students is through regular coursework, not just through elective activities outside the regular classroom. Aaron's work with students and student organizations rounds out their support of higher education learning. He facilitates the creation of student clubs that use Cloud Skills Boost, a program in which students navigate full pathways as they learn the skills they need to create and manage cloud builds. Soon, Aaron will offer hack-a-thons that encourage students to attend weekend events to work together on passion projects outside of regular classwork. Our guests talk more about the specifics of Google Cloud Higher Education Programs and the importance of incorporating certifications into the higher education learning process. Aaron talks about expanding the program and his hopes for reaching out to more schools and students and Laurie talks about the funding for students and how Google Cloud's system of credits for students enables them to use real cloud tools without a credit card. Laurie and Aaron tell us fun stories about past student successes, conference interactions, and hack-a-thon projects that went well. Laurie White Laurie taught CS in higher ed for over 30 years where her biggest frustration was trying to keep the curriculum up with the field. She thought she was retiring seven years ago but got the call from Google to a job where she could help faculty around the world keep their curriculum up with cloud computing, so here she is. Aaron Yeats Aaron Yeats has been working in education outreach for two decades. His work in education has included Texas government education programs including public health, non-profit advocacy, and education. Cool things of the week How Wayfair is reaching MLOps excellence with Vertex AI blog Hidden gems of Google BigQuery blog Google Cloud Innovators site Google Cloud and Apollo24|7: Building Clinical Decision Support System (CDSS) together blog Interview Google Cloud Higher Education Programs site Google Cloud Speaker Series site Google Cloud Skills Boost site CSSI site Tech Equity Collective site GDSC site What's something cool you're working on? Steph has been working on an AlphaFold video. You can learn more here. Kelci is working on developing a Neos tutorial for introductory Google Cloud developers to learn how to write HTTP functions in Python all within the Google Cloud environment and wrapping up her summer internship with Google! Hosts Stephanie Wong and Kelci Mensah

We often say that life can change in the blink of an eye.  I wonder what it would it be like to know our lives could be at risk when we leave for work each day?With only a few years under her belt as a member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, Laurie White had been taught to expect the unexpected.  Despite extensive training preparing her for adversity on the job, Laurie could not have anticipated what was in store on that fateful night.  Looking back on her initial responses to being shot in the line of duty, and the recovery process associated with her injuries, Laurie understands what it means to be resilient.  Whether it was accepting her leg amputation, learning to walk with a prosthesis or recertifying to return to the line of duty, there isn't a manual on how to bounce back from this kind of hardship.   Taking a realistic lens on important topics such as post traumatic stress, depression, suicide ideation, and other challenges faced by first responders every day, Laurie reminds us of the human behind the uniform. Book: https://www.amazon.ca/10-33-Officer-Down-Steps-Back/dp/1039115748

Yeng Butler, head of investment solutions and the Liquidity Client Group, moderates a discussion on the upcoming July FOMC (Federal Open Market Committee) meeting, ways that investors can approach their short duration assets, and how recent economic data releases have changed the track record of Fed (Federal Reserve) guidance. Joining her is Jeff Weaver, senior portfolio manager and head of Global Liquidity Solutions, and Laurie White, senior portfolio manager for Prime and Government Money Market Funds. Podcast length – 13:19, Disclosure length – 1:41. Allspring Global Investments is the trade name for the asset management firms of Allspring Global Investments Holdings, LLC, a holding company indirectly owned by certain portfolio companies of GTCR LLC and Reverence Capital Partners, L.P. These firms include but are not limited to Allspring Global Investments, LLC, and Allspring Funds Management, LLC. Certain products managed by Allspring entities are distributed by Allspring Funds Distributor, LLC (a broker-dealer and Member FINRA/SIPC).This material is for general informational and educational purposes only and is NOT intended to provide investment advice or a recommendation of any kind—including a recommendation for any specific investment, strategy, or plan. PAR-0722-00607

Yeng Butler, head of investment solutions and the Liquidity Client Group, moderates a discussion on the upcoming July FOMC (Federal Open Market Committee) meeting, ways that investors can approach their short duration assets, and how recent economic data releases have changed the track record of Fed (Federal Reserve) guidance. Joining her is Jeff Weaver, senior portfolio manager and head of Global Liquidity Solutions, and Laurie White, senior portfolio manager for Prime and Government Money Market Funds. Podcast length – 13:19, Disclosure length – 1:41. Allspring Global Investments is the trade name for the asset management firms of Allspring Global Investments Holdings, LLC, a holding company indirectly owned by certain portfolio companies of GTCR LLC and Reverence Capital Partners, L.P. These firms include but are not limited to Allspring Global Investments, LLC, and Allspring Funds Management, LLC. Certain products managed by Allspring entities are distributed by Allspring Funds Distributor, LLC (a broker-dealer and Member FINRA/SIPC).This material is for general informational and educational purposes only and is NOT intended to provide investment advice or a recommendation of any kind—including a recommendation for any specific investment, strategy, or plan. PAR-0722-00607

Laurie White, retired Canadian RCMP officer, had no idea what had happened when she accompanied fellow officers to respond to a domestic violence call and found herself dumbfounded by the smoke that was coming from her leg. Her brain then makes the connection that one of the bullets flying her direction must have struck her. Laurie would spend weeks in the hospital undergoing numerous surgeries before the decision would be made to amputate her leg. Naturally, Laurie's adaptation to this life-changing event would take her through a tumultuous journey mired in depression, helplessness, and reframing how she saw herself. What emerged from this harrowing timeline is a woman who was determined to return to work, reclaim her agency, and not allow the loss of a limb to define her. Laurie worked many more years, recently published a book entitled 10-33: An officer down steps back up, and spreads her message of hope and inspiration to all who have hit rock bottom.

In this episode I connect with a retired Sgt. Laurie White who served in the RCMP from 1996 - 2020. Laurie, in 1998, while executing a Search Warrant in Kitimat, BC was shot in the leg. Laurie recalls the incredible pain and suffering that came from that moment. Laurie later had to come to terms with the loss of her leg as it could not be saved despite the best efforts of surgeons in Vancouver. Laurie then unwilling to resign from active police work began to fight to keep her job as an active duty RCMP member. Laurie would have to go through all of the benchmarks she had previously passed; however, now with a prosthetic leg. The physical and psychological toll of this event later contributed to Laurie developing and being diagnosed with PTSD. Laurie knew prior to being diagnosed that something was not quite right but continued to persevere and be resilient throughout her career with the Mounties. Once diagnosed with PTSD Laurie began to seek active therapy with her mental health providers and support team. Despite the intensity of having to revisit past traumatic events and process unresolved trauma, all while being a new mother, Laurie continued to show that her indomitable spirit would never fail her. In later years Laurie began to realize that her time was finally coming to a close with the RCMP. She also discusses how difficult it was to leave and how this later assisted her in her continued PTSD recovery. Laurie, in this next chapter of life, is an accomplished author and has written a published book "10-33: An Officer Down Steps Back Up" which details her experience. Laurie also enjoys public speaking and is proud to continue to share her story in hopes of helping someone in need. A conversation that covers much ground, Laurie has proven herself repeatedly in life. The struggles in life can often be profound. The limitations both physical and psychological that can come from the "cost of service" are often unspoken by our First Responders; however, in this episode we dive deep into what that world can look like. Thank you for listening and your support! Please consider supporting Laurie. You can do this through purchasing her book here: https://www.amazon.ca/10-33-Officer-Down-Steps-Back/dp/103911573X/ref=sr_1_1?crid=3THQPMWOXEQL3&keywords=10-33+an+officer+down+steps+back+up&qid=1648091627&sprefix=10-33%2Caps%2C117&sr=8-1 If you are looking to connect with Laurie to book her for your next speaking engagement and cannot find her please feel free to reach out to myself and I can help!

Sergeant (ret'd) Laurie White spent 23 years as a British Columbia based member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. She's been awarded the Meritorious Service Medal, the Queen's Diamond Jubilee Medal and the Medal of Valour from the International Association of Women Police. On November 27, 1988, she heard the radio call that no police officer ever wants to hear, “10-33”. That's the radio code indicating the highest priority emergency, an officer is down. She never thought the one and only time she'd hear that call, that she was the emergency, that she was the officer down.Laurie joins us on this episode to talk about that harrowing day, her physical and mental journey to get back to active duty and her recently published memoir, aptly entitled 10-33: An Officer Down Steps Back Up. For more information about her book please visit Friesen Press. Shimona & Associates Mortgage Consulting Mortgage BrokerStrata Wealth & Risk Management Financial Planning

When Laurie White joined the RCMP in 1995, she had no idea that within the first three years of her career, her life would change forever and she would be off the job for almost a year. Nothing could stop her, though, and she was back with her RCMP team as soon as she could be. In this episode of Blue Line, The Podcast, editor Brittani Schroeder spoke with White about her journey with the RCMP, how she found a “new normal” in 1998 after she was shot on duty, and how officer resiliency plays a part in it all.

"I heard a loud pop, like a giant balloon and I saw a giant black hole in the door I was standing next to. I looked down, and as I did I smelled the familiar smell of gun powder. I thought to myself 'did I just get shot?' and I told my partner and he told me to lay down so I did. Then he grabbed me by my vest and pulled me around the corner."That's the short version of the story from today's guest Laurie White, retired RCMP.With only 2 years on the job Laurie was shot by a suspect while serving a warrant. After being flown from rural Kitimat BC to Vancouver she awoke to an amputated leg and news that the man who shot her later killed himself after a standoff.Laurie shares her story in a new book: 10-33 An Officer Down Steps Back Up This week Laurie shares:The feelings when you have to put on a smile for all the press after an on duty injuryHow depression impacted her after having to move away from homeWhy her story had to wait so long to be toldHow hard Justin worked not to tell a single foot pun the entire showBOLOEdge of the Earth Arkham Horror Living Card GameThe Disappearing Spoon by Sam KeanDon't forget to subscribe and do us a favor and drop a review wherever you get your podcasts. That can be your gift to us. Unless of course you'd prefer to buy us a beer or subscribe to our Patreon.Support the show (https://patreon.com/wye)

It's Week 11 of the college football season, and the games are getting bigger and bigger -- even the littlest of them. To help us navigate one of the best little rivalries, we welcome back Kim Daboo, a #CnCShow veteran who holds a degree from Oregon but was nice enough not to hold that over Crappy's head. But Kim did manage to set off Crappy's college football anxieties almost immediately by bringing up Ohio State's Week 11 opponent: the Purdue Spoilermakers. Commence flashbacks to 2018 in West Lafayette.   AJ takes us through what is a defacto #BakedGoods weekend in the G5 and delivers a fun fact about Boise State and oddly covered football fields. Crappy is still basking the glow of a Cornell win at Penn and he's hoping against hope for another when the Big Red travels to Dartmouth.   And then? The main events: No. 8 Oklahoma at No. 13 Baylor (Big Nude Saturday, Fox) As they considered this year's schedule back in August, the Sooners probably considered this to be a tune-up game on the way to Bedlam. Funny thing, though -- Baylor turned out to be really good.   No. 6 Michigan at Penn State (Noon Saturday, ABC) James Franklin doesn't have as many baffling coaching tendencies as Jimmy Harbaugh, but he does have his moments. If he keeps his headscratchers off the field on Saturday -- and if Penn State gets the home field support it generally does -- this could be a Penn State win.   No. 16 NC State at No. 12 Wake Forest (7:30 p.m. Saturday, ACCN) Looking for defense? Look elsewhere. With an AJ Fun Index of 66.5, this game will be all about entertainment -- oh, and for a seat at the top of the ACC Atlantic.   Williams at Amherst, (Noon Saturday, find a stream at the Williams Athletics site) Finally, we turn to the Biggest Little Game in America. Kim, a proud Williams alum, takes us through the rivalry, its origins and its traditions. And Crappy speaks from experience when he says there is little better than beating your rival to clinch a championship -- and that's what we're expecting from the 8-0 Ephs (please don't pronounce that the way Crappy did, OK?)   We wrap the show by going back to the days before #CnCShow existed, when we -- Carla, Crappy and Kim -- were contributors to the late, great Draft Day Suit sports blog. This show began as an offshoot of the occasional grainy, buggy Google + Hangouts to predict NFL games, and Kim was there from the beginning, along with DDS founders/leaders Sarah Bockneck Braesch and Laurie White. We'll forever be grateful that we had a platform at Draft Day Suit to get this endeavor started, with the full support of Sarah and Laurie. And Crappy will never, ever tire of reminding Sarah of the time he told her that a rookie named Russell Wilson would be a better NFL quarterback than RGIII. So thanks to Sarah, Laurie, Kim and all of the other DDS staffers -- and thanks to you guys once again. Enjoy the games this weekend.

Laurie White lives her life with love, joy, and passion!  Laurie is the CEO and creator of the Great Artist Program, an elementary art education curriculum that has reached and inspired over 500,000 students across the US.  Laurie has been teaching and volunteering in the elementary schools and her home for over 24 years. She is a mother of 7 amazing children and talks about watching a couple of them struggle with addiction. You will love Laurie's passion and her advice on life.  #lauriepower #artist #creative #love #joy #passion #overcoming #beliefcast #tsinspires   

The President of the Greater Providence, Rhode Island Chamber of Commerce, Laurie White, joined the podcast to share how Providence works to attract businesses and entrepreneurs. She talks about how important it is to know your workforce, what businesses are looking for and how she works together with the State Secretary of Commerce.  

Laurie White has been a dementia specialist for 30 years, discusses her new book, "Coping with Behavior Change in Dementia: A Family Caregiver's Guide." She discusses the challenges for both spouses and adult children to communicating with their loved one with dementia, but why it is so necessary.

Laurie White is a mother of four and grandmother of ten in Sacramento, California.She often writes as Tudie Rose. She writes a weekly column for LDS Blogs at http://ldsblogs.com/. She blogs as Laurie White about spiritual things (Thoroughly Mormon) at http://thoroughlymormon.wordpress.com/ She has written articles for Meridian Magazine and Familius. She comes on today to talk […] The post Articles of Faith: Inside the Mind of an Inactive Member appeared first on FairMormon.

Laurie White has been a dementia specialist for 30 years, discusses her new book, "Coping with Behavior Change in Dementia: A Family Caregiver's Guide." She discusses the challenges for both spouses and adult children to communicating with their loved one with dementia, but why it is so necessary.

Laurie White is a mother of four and grandmother of ten in Sacramento, California.She often writes as Tudie Rose. She writes a weekly column for LDS Blogs at http://ldsblogs.com/. She blogs as Laurie White about spiritual things (Thoroughly Mormon) at http://thoroughlymormon.wordpress.com/ She has written articles for Meridian Magazine and Familius. She comes on today to talk […] The post Articles of Faith: Inside the Mind of an Inactive Member appeared first on FairMormon.

Laurie White has been a dementia specialist for 30 years and discusses some of the challenges facing families in caring for a relative with memory loss. She also talks about some of the behaviors, causes and strategies to try.

Laurie White has been a dementia specialist for 30 years and discusses some of the challenges facing families in caring for a relative with memory loss. She also talks about some of the behaviors, causes and strategies to try.

Zeitouna is Arabic for "olive tree" or "olive".  In the sumer of 2002, a unique sisterhood was born in Ann Arbor, Michigan, comprised of six Arab and six Jewish women.  Naming themselves Zeitouna, they unknowingly embarked on a life-changing journey, both personal and socio-political.  Committing to learn to hear each voice in the group has permanently joined them across the divide of their ancestral communities.  Zeitouna's mission is to embody and promote the peaceful and just coexistence of the Arab and Jewish peoples through connection, trust, empathy, and actions focused on supporting a sustainable future for Palestine and Israel. Huda Karaman Rosen is a Palestinian living in America since 1962, an advocate for social justice and peace efforts, retired from the health care and education fields, and co-founder of Bustan al-Funun: Foundation for Arab Arts in America.  She has been involved in mediation and conflict resolution since 2008. Laurie White is a filmmaker, mediator, psychotherapist, community organizer, yoga practitioner and singer-songwriter.  She was privileged to be entrusted with documenting the Zeitouna's evolution in her film "Refusing to Be Enemies -- the Zeitouna Story".  She is a founding member of Zeitouna. Wadad Abed was born and raised in Nablus Palestine and immigrated to the US in 1968. She is active in efforts that focus on crossing divides and building bridges. Wadad co-founded Bustan Al-Funun to support Arab Arts in America. She is a member of the Senate of the University Musical Society, and is past president of the Board of Directors of ACCESS. "The Zeitouna Story" is available on DVD.  To purchase please email:  lauriewhite@eyedream1world.com

Laurie White discovers that being a criminal court judge is as much about being judged.