Podcast appearances and mentions of Lloyd Williams

The panel preview Cardiff's URC quarter-final against Stormers by coming up with solutions to avoid scrum penalties, backing the Blue & Blacks to be themselves and making a confusing injury-linked team selection. Plus the search for a permanent CEO starts and Lloyd Williams is honoured as he hangs up his boots. #Welshrugby #Rugby #Podcast #Cardiff #URCgo Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode I sit down with all time Cardiff Rugby appearance holder and former Welsh Rugby International Lloyd Williams as we talk about his career in rugby, that kick against England and Winning the European Challenge Cup!We'd like to thank this weeks sponsors RT Plumbing & Gas, Pitch Roofers and U-Test. Links to them all can be found below.rtplumbing.gas@gmail.comwww.pitchroofers.co.ukwww.u-test.co.ukThis podcast is edited by Ten10 Medias www.ten10medias.com

Glenys Lloyd Williams popped into the studio to chat with Kitty, Alan and Steve about her latest production which will be performed at the Ventnor Fringe. This year it is Sherlock Holmes last case and it is a spoof. Originally written by Charlie Cook and adapted by Glenys Lloyd Williams for this production. Performances at the Pier Street Theatre , Ventnor on Tues 22nd July and Weds 23rd july at 3.30 pm , also Saturday 26th July and Sunday 27th July at 6.30 pm Tickets are just £10 plus booking fee

Join Jack Chambers-Ward and guest Owain Lloyd-Williams on this week's episode of Search With Candour as they delve into transforming often dry and boring B2B content into fun and engaging material. They discuss the competitive nature of B2B industries, strategies for creating unique content, and the importance of thinking outside the box for impactful SEO. Jack and Owain also share their experiences, ideas, and strategies for working with B2B clients. Links to follow Owain:Website: ⁠https://www.owainlloydwilliams.com/⁠LinkedIn: ⁠https://www.linkedin.com/in/owain-lloyd-williams-a8967852/⁠ Bluesky: ⁠https://bsky.app/profile/owainlloydwilliams.com⁠Chapters00:00 Introduction: Making B2B Content Fun and Engaging00:47 Meet the Guest: Owen Lloyd Williams01:35 The Challenge of Dry B2B Content02:33 SEO Strategies for B2B Content03:40 The Importance of Focus and Music05:47 Navigating Regulations and Compliance08:07 Creating Engaging B2B Content20:30 The Role of Case Studies and White Papers34:50 Collaborating Across Teams41:20 Challenges with Small vs. Enterprise Clients41:44 Strategies for Startups Competing with Giants42:37 Leveraging AI and Conversational Content44:53 The Agility Advantage of Small Brands46:04 Building Effective B2B Relationships47:42 Integrating SEO into Content Production49:43 Impact of AI on B2B vs. B2C52:35 Actionable SEO Tips for B2B Brands55:30 Recommended Tools and Software57:38 Personal Recommendations and Podcast Wrap-Up01:13:45 Conclusion and Upcoming Guests

In this episode of the Sportin Wales podcast, host Alex Cuthbert is joined by former Cardiff Rugby teammates, Lloyd Williams and Lewis Jones.  They chat about their time at Cardiff, review the Welsh regions progress in the URC and preview the upcoming EPCR Challenge Cup & Investec Champion's Cup finals in the Principality Stadium on the 23rd & 24th May.    ---  This podcast is sponsored by the Sinclair Group.   

Archive Episode 011:In this archive edition of Thinking Deeply about Primary Education, expert leader and education research enjoyer, Lloyd Williams-Jones returns to share the research paper he believes every primary teacher should read. More than just a recommendation, Lloyd breaks down why this paper matters, how it connects to everyday classroom practice, and what makes it so transformative for teachers at all stages of their careers.In this episode, you'll find out:Which research paper Lloyd believes is essential reading for all primary educators.How the ideas within it translate to real-world classroom impact.Why engaging with educational research is vital for professional growth in the UK, the US, and internationally.Whether you're new to teaching or a seasoned professional, this conversation offers a gateway into the kind of research that shapes high-quality classroom practice across the globe.Enjoying the podcast? Leave us a rating and review to help fellow educators discover the show. We'd love to hear your thoughts—share your reflections wherever you listen.#PrimaryEducation #EducationalResearch #TeacherDevelopment #EvidenceInformedPractice #EducationPodcast #TeachingTips #ElementaryEducation

Archive 010: In this archive episode of Thinking Deeply about Primary Education, we revisit a powerful response to a question about school-wide change with education leader Lloyd Williams-Jones. Lloyd explores exactly what it means - and takes - to successfully instigate and sustain meaningful change across an entire school community. Drawing from extensive leadership experience, Lloyd provides practical insights into managing school-wide improvements effectively.Whether you're an educator or school leader in the UK, US, or beyond, this episode offers invaluable guidance for creating lasting improvements in your educational environment.Enjoying the podcast? Leave a rating and review - it helps educators worldwide discover our content. Share your feedback wherever you listen!#PrimaryEducation #SchoolLeadership #ChangeManagement #EducationPodcast #TeachingTips #InternationalSchools #ElementaryEducation

The famous Hoysted racing dynasty had its origins in Victoria early in the twentieth century and has produced generations of successful horse trainers. The most celebrated was Fred Hoysted who won 17 Melbourne premierships from his Mentone base. Like most of his predecessors 33 year old Matthew Hoysted began his journey in Wangaratta, before working under the wing of some top Melbourne horsemen. In 2014 he decided on a move to Queensland when a job came up with Tony Gollan after which he spent eight years in partnership with recently retired Steve O'Dea. Matt went solo just over a year ago, and is already making his presence felt in the Brisbane training ranks. He begins the podcast by talking about his on course stabling at Eagle Farm and the close proximity of his home. Matt talks about the success he enjoyed on Saturday March 15th- a quinella in the last race at Eagle Farm and a Gold Coast double which included a win with Hearts Are Better in the 3YO Jewel. He looks back on eighteen rewarding months with Tony Gollan whose star was rising rapidly. Matt says the offer he received from Steve O'Dea was too good to refuse. He spent four years as O'Dea's assistant trainer before being promoted to training partner. He formed an association with Jamie Walter's Proven Thoroughbreds during his time with Steve O'Dea and was delighted when Walter agreed to continue that support following O'Dea's retirement. One of the best horses Hoysted got to co-train with O'Dea was Scallopini  who won 13 races and was placed 14 times. He acknowledges the talents of the genuine galloper. Matt says he and Steve O'Dea were usually on the same wavelength when it  came to planning the campaigns of horses in their care. He pays a fitting tribute to Uncommon James, the best horse he got to co-train with O'Dea. He looks back on the gelding's Oakleigh Plate win in 2023 as an almost surreal experience.  Matt says he wasn't surprised when Steve announced his retirement from the Brisbane training ranks. The young trainer looks back on early days with the O'Dea stable where he met the girl destined to become his wife and the mother of his two young daughters. He talks about Caitlin's pride and joy Pickabee, a daughter of Jet Spur with whom she won five races. Coincidentally, Pickabee would become the dam of Uncommon James. Matt looks back on his formative years in Wangaratta and early tuition from his father Greg. He also spent some time with another training relative Roger Hoysted. He puts the spotlight on grandfather Ron (call me Mick) who trained a Gr 1 sprinter in the 1980's. Another member of the clan to get a mention is Hal Hoysted winner of 25 premierships in north eastern Victoria. Matt relates the stories he's heard from family members about Fred “Father” Hoysted, winner of 17 Melbourne premierships between 1933 and 1958.  He talks of the racing blood on the distaff side of his family. His mother Ronda is the daughter of John Hickmott and sister to Robert and Michael- all successful trainers.  Matt takes us back to the early years of his racing education and valuable time spent at Flemington and Macedon Lodge.  He talks of his association with some high profile horses during his time under the Lloyd Williams banner. He treasures the memory of five years with the late Michael Moroney at Flemington. Matt adds his personal tribute to the many already circulated for the great New Zealand born horseman. For punters listening to the podcast, Matt pointers a couple of promising horses currently in the stable. It's a laid back chat with a young man who has the right pedigree and the right temperament to make it to the top in a very demanding profession.

In this episode of The Sonic Truth, we sit down with Lloyd Williams, the Front of House Engineer currently on tour with Young The Giant, for an in-depth conversation about his live rig setup and how it's being used on the road. Joining him is Eric Cannata, the guitarist for the chart-topping band, Young The Giant. Together, they share insights on the evolution of live sound, from minimizing guitar pedals on stage to the resurgence of outboard gear in modern setups. We also dive into the importance of mixing with your ears instead of relying solely on visual cues. Plus, get an inside look at their visit to Audioscape headquarters in Daytona Beach, where they tested all the gear in preparation for the band's tour. Don't miss this exclusive behind-the-scenes discussion packed with tips and stories from the world of live music!

Episode 192: This week on Thinking Deeply about Primary Education, I'm joined by Lloyd Williams Jones as we discuss effective school leadership over the short, medium and long term. We explore:  When taking on a leadership role, what should be the priority for your first 100 days in post? Namely, how should we approach our new responsibilities to give us the best chance of success? You've been in the role for a number of years and made significant gains early on. How do you ensure the school is continually moving forward and progress is sustained? Particularly, after you are gone because we know progress can sometimes be tied to an individual. How do you foster a culture of continuous improvement, particularly when working in challenging circumstances or when things have begun to stagnate? If you could start over, is there anything you would do differently? And much, much more. Whether you're new to the profession or an experienced senior leader, you won't want to miss this one. If you enjoy this episode, please support us by subscribing to our YouTube channel, leaving a review on Apple Podcasts, or making a donation via www.ko-fi.com/tdape.  If you have any questions or comments, you can join our Discord server, where we have a special channel for unseen question submission.

In the 1970s, a lack of community investment resulted in a large number of people leaving Harlem, a well-known New York City neighborhood in northern Manhattan.在20世纪70年代，由于社区投资不足，导致大量居民离开了哈莱姆，这是位于曼哈顿北部的纽约市著名社区。Nearly 50,000 people, about a third of the area's population, left to escape violence, crime and poor living conditions. Among those who left was LeeSandra Moore's mother who moved to the state of Virginia. “It was a scary time,” said Moore, now 52 and still living in Harlem. “I couldn't blame her for that.”大约有五万人，约占该地区人口的三分之一，离开了这里以逃避暴力、犯罪和恶劣的生活条件。LeeSandra Moore的母亲就是其中一员，她搬到了弗吉尼亚州。现年52岁的Moore仍然住在哈莱姆，她说：“那是一个可怕的时期，我不能责怪她。”Those who stayed were mostly poor, Black families. They lived through unrest that followed the 1964 killing of an unarmed Black teenager and the killings of Black leader Malcolm X in 1965 and Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. in 1968.那些留下来的人大多是贫穷的黑人家庭。他们经历了1964年一名手无寸铁的黑人少年被杀后，以及1965年黑人领袖马尔科姆·X和1968年马丁·路德·金牧师被杀后的动乱。News reports described Harlem as a “sinking ship.”新闻报道将哈莱姆形容为一艘“正在下沉的船”。Percy Sutton was president of the local Manhattan government at the time. As the city's highest-ranking Black official, he knew Harlem needed a lift and started a festival called Harlem Day in 1974.当时，珀西·萨顿是曼哈顿当地政府的主席。作为该市级别最高的黑人官员，他知道哈莱姆需要振兴，于是于1974年创办了一个名为“哈莱姆日”的节日。Sutton called up elected officials. He gathered actors, like Sidney Poitier and Ruby Dee, entertainers, including Tito Puente and Max Roach, and the poet Maya Angelou to celebrate the first Harlem Day. It honored Harlem's history and shows how the neighborhood became known as "Black Mecca” or the center of Black arts, culture and businesses.萨顿联系了当选官员。他召集了演员，如西德尼·波蒂埃和鲁比·迪，以及表演者，包括蒂托·普恩特和马克斯·罗奇，还有诗人玛雅·安杰卢，共同庆祝了首个哈莱姆日。这个节日纪念了哈莱姆的历史，并展示了这个社区如何成为“黑人麦加”或黑人艺术、文化和商业中心的。“It was such a successful day,” said Lloyd Williams — one of Harlem Day's co-founders and the current president of the Greater Harlem Chamber of Commerce — that it became a week-long yearly event called Harlem Week.“那是一个非常成功的日子，”Lloyd Williams说道，他是哈莱姆日的联合创始人之一，也是现任大哈莱姆商会的主席。这个活动变成了一年一度的周活动，称为哈莱姆周。This year, Harlem Week celebrated its 50th anniversary with 18 days filled with free programming.今年，哈莱姆周庆祝了其50周年纪念，共进行了为期18天的免费活动。The celebration included food, Broadway performances, an Apollo Hour, and a tribute to entertainer Harry Belafonte. It offered financial education and career training, and for children, back-to-school backpacks.庆祝活动包括美食、百老汇演出、阿波罗时光以及对表演者哈里·贝拉方特的致敬。还提供了财务教育和职业培训，为孩子们提供了返校背包。One important part of Harlem Week was an effort to deal with Harlem's long-standing health crises. Medical volunteers checked blood pressure and tested for cancer and diabetes. People learned about drug use, HIV/AIDS and healthy aging.哈莱姆周的一个重要部分是解决哈莱姆长期存在的健康危机。医疗志愿者测量血压，并进行癌症和糖尿病筛查。人们还了解了药物使用、艾滋病和健康老龄化知识。Rev. Al Sharpton leads the National Action Network in Harlem. He said, "Harlem Week has been the constant line through the last 50 years of America's most historic Black neighborhood."艾尔·夏普顿牧师领导了哈莱姆的全国行动网络。他说：“哈莱姆周是过去50年来美国最具历史意义的黑人社区的一条恒久线索。”Organizers and people say Harlem Week has brought new life to the area. The once-deserted neighborhood is now home to restored buildings, new businesses, and immigrants. The streets are filled with jazz, reggae, R&B, and gospel music traditions.组织者和当地人表示，哈莱姆周为该地区带来了新生。这个曾经荒废的社区现在有了修复的建筑、新的企业和移民。街道上充满了爵士、雷鬼、R&B和福音音乐的传统。Moore, the Harlem native whose mother moved to Virginia, watched as big national stores moved in. Sometimes they took the place of local shops and made rents go up. "Some of that is okay, but what about the small business where you can get that great sandwich?" she asked. Moore wants people to eat less fast food, so she teaches healthy eating and cooking to young local students.Moore的母亲搬到了弗吉尼亚，而她是哈莱姆的原住民，她目睹了大规模的全国性商店的进驻。有时它们取代了当地的小店，导致租金上涨。“有些变化是可以接受的，但那些可以让你吃到美味三明治的小店呢？”她问道。Moore希望人们少吃快餐，所以她向当地年轻学生教授健康饮食和烹饪。At Harlem Week, Moore represented GirlTrek, a national movement of Black women supporting health through walking. She said, "I feel like I should have left a long time ago, but something about Harlem draws me back to it."在哈莱姆周，Moore代表GirlTrek，这是一个通过步行支持健康的黑人女性全国运动。她说：“我觉得我早就应该离开，但哈莱姆有某种东西吸引我回到这里。”Moore continued, "Harlem is my beginning. Harlem is my future. Harlem is a huge part of what makes me who I am."Moore继续说道：“哈莱姆是我的起点。哈莱姆是我的未来。哈莱姆是让我成为今天的我的一个重要部分。”

Today we are trying a slightly different format in inviting you all into a discussion we had with Mark Carnegie, a titan of the Australian investment banking landscape and his interest in crypto assets.Mark has more than 30 years of experience as an entrepreneur, investor and corporate advisor in New York, London and Sydney. From 1990 to 2000 Mark was the Australian and Asian representative of  Hellman  &  Friedman following his training on  Wall  Street with  James  D.  Wolfensohn and,  in London, at Hudson Conway with Lloyd Williams. In 2000 Mark co-founded leading Australian boutique corporate advisory and private equity firm Carnegie, Wylie & Co Pty Limited with John Wylie. Carnegie Wylie was acquired by leading Wall Street bank,  Lazard Inc in  2007, and following the sale,  Mark was appointed the  CEO  of  Lazard Australia Private Equity. Throughout his career, Mark has been involved in a range of diverse Australian and  Asian investments and has participated in groups that have acquired major stakes in the  Courage Pub Estate,  John  Fairfax  Holdings, Hoyts  Cinemas,  Formula  One Holdings,  SCTV,  Macquarie  Radio Network,  Lonely Planet Publications and London Sumatra Plantations. As a corporate advisor, Mark has advised Qantas and Coles Myer on general strategic matters, Westfield on its A$22 billion merger and Qantas on its JetStarAsia start-up in Singapore. Mark holds a BA from Oxford University and a BSc (Hons) from Melbourne University.  He is a former Treasurer of the Oxford Union. Please join us as we listen in on a recent call we had with Mark regarding the case for having a meaningful allocation to crypto assets in your portfolio.Disclaimer: The information in this podcast series is for general financial educational purposes only, should not be considered financial advice and is only intended for wholesale clients. That means the information does not consider your objectives, financial situation or needs. You should consider if the information is appropriate for you and your needs. You should always consult your trusted licensed professional adviser before making any investment decision.

Former Cardiff scrum-half Lloyd Williams joins Sportin Wales co-founder Gareth Anscombe on the podcast this week as both reflect on rugby outside of the Welsh bubble.  They recall the time when they received the dreaded shepherd's crook from Rob Howley and a particularly interesting holiday with fellow Welsh squad member Rhys Priestland.  Anscombe talks about how he's acclimatising to life in Gloucester ahead of the new season as he prepares for initiations and new structures. While Williams offers his assessment of Wales and Cardiff half backs Ellis Bevan and Ben Thomas following the tour to Australia.  All that and much much more! Follow us on social media by following @Sportin_Wales on X or SportinWales on Instagram and @Sportin.wales on Tiktok.  Also you can subscribe to our newsletter for Sporting updates or our magazine by following the link https://sportin.wales/subscribe/

Can the Lloyd Williams import Adelaide River recapture his terrific international form this weekend in the Q22 at Eagle Farm. Kris Lees says a better barrier will likely see him settle much handier.

Jesse and Brittany discuss a recent study on toilet bowls spreading germs, listener emails related to transitioning away from faith and religion and a previous episode, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin's struggles to defend the US's continued support of Israel, Republican Glenn Grothman's wildly disturbing comments about Gaza, Fox News' inability to report good news about the economy in a normal way, NBC News' focus group with "Trump-supporting feminists," Nikki Haley's response to Trump spending $50 million of PAC money on legal fees, Utah's efforts to allow clergy to report child abuse, and Takin' Care of Biz featuring Dr. Lloyd Williams. Link provided by listener in email: https://www.nytimes.com/2024/02/03/us/book-bans-librarians.html SUPPORT THE SHOW ON PATREON: http://www.TeamDollemore.comNEW MERCH AVAILABLE AT: http://www.dollemore.infoJoin the private Facebook listener group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1770575259637583Send a text or voicemail of fewer than three minutes to (657) 464-7609.Show Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/IDoubtPodcastShow Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/IDoubtItPodcastJesse on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/dollemoreBrittany on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/brittanyepageBuy a T-Shirt, Hoodie, Mug, or Tote: https://www.dollemore.infoPatreon: http://www.dollemore.com/patreonPayPal: http://www.dollemore.com/paypalAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Lloyd Williams MD PhD is an ophthalmologist at Duke University with the Global Ophthalmology Program where he brings vision miracles to patients in need around the world. His travels have taken him to many countries where he learns as much as he teaches and in the process helps thousands of patients. He has an incredible passion for using his talents to bring the miracle of vision to so many patients. And he has promised us a future video of surgeries that I have never seen before, such as treatments for trachoma. Truly an inspiring episode that you will enjoy. 

Who doesn't love a stat? We've got a couple for you - slaughtered some too.Did you know that Lloyd Williams has dominated the Zipping Classic in recent history? Now you do! On this week's pod, Sam & Nick discuss the Group 1 Winterbottom Stakes, Zipping Classic and the time-honoured Mudgee Cup - which Sam & Pat will be at on Friday by the way, so go and have a beer with 'em!They'll be there with The Sporting News & Dabble, bringing you some ripping content over on our socials so make sure you check it out!Go get 'em, punters!Support the show

The champion owner, who has won the Melbourne Cup seven times, said there are three horses who stand out from the pack. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the show - Damien Oliver ahead of his final Melbourne Cup, Lloyd Williams give us his tips for the big race and Glenn RobbinsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lloyd Williams believes there are two dangers to the Irish horse Vauban in the Melbourne Cup. Williams who is chasing 7 cup wins says it's hard to go past the main market players this year.

Leviathan owner Lloyd Williams joined RSN on Monday morning to chat about the Melbourne Cup and racing's burning issues.

Our guest this week is former Wales International, Cardiff Blues and current Ealing Trailfinders player, Lloyd Williams. We discuss his Rugby World Cup memories, plus ask for this thoughts on the current campaign as we look forward to the Portugal match at the weekend. We catch up on his career and his pathway to Cardiff Blues and why he left to join Ealing Trailfinders. He also speaks about helping the London Welsh squad at training and chats about London life. Enjoy

Episode 124: This week on Thinking Deeply about Primary Education, I have the pleasure of speaking with Lloyd Williams-Jones, world-renowned expert in strategic thinking with extensive experience in supporting teachers through the implementation of mechanisms that allow schools to get the most from advanced planning. During our conversation, we dive deep into the importance of strategic thinking within schools and how it can help to improve the working conditions within a school. Lloyd shares practical tips and insights on how to develop strategic thinking skills and apply them to any setting. Whether you are an educator looking to enhance your strategic thinking skills or a school leader seeking to improve the planning process for your teachers, this episode is packed with valuable insights and actionable strategies. You won't want to miss it. As part of the chat we discuss... 1. What is strategic thinking? 2. What you do that could be considered "strategic"? 3. Why do you do it? 4. How did this develop? And where is it going to next?  5. What are the strategic keys to school improvement?  ...plus much, much more. Whether you're new to the profession or an experienced senior leader, you won't want to miss this one! podcast via www.ko-fi.com/tdape or by subscribing to www.youtube.com/@TDaPE  If you would like to submit a question, email us at thinkingdeeplyinfo@gmail.com or join the TDaPE discord!

Gwinnett County police were called out to a Sugar Hill home on Tuesday morning and were in a SWAT standoff. Police said they responded to a home near Sycamore Summit NE, which is in the vicinity of Sycamore Elementary School. According to Daily Post news partner Fox 5 Atlanta, police said the situation began when Brookhaven officers attempted to serve a warrant at the home. Neighbors said they heard shots and a male suspect barricaded himself inside the home, Fox 5 reported. Police said the others who lived in the home were outside and no one appears to have been injured. Head over to Gwinnett Daily Post dot com for more information. Gwinnett County police are asking for people who were in the area where a Norcross teenager went missing last summer to come forward in case they have any information about what happened to her. Master Police Officer Hideshi Valle said 16-year-old Susana Morales disappeared on July 26, 2022 while she was walking along Singleton Road, in unincorporated Norcross, to her home, which is located on Santa Anna Drive. Morales sent a text to her mother at 9:40 p.m. on the day of her disappearance and said she was one her way home, but she never arrived. Police are looking for anyone who was in the area of Singleton Road, Steve Reynolds Boulevard and Oak Loch Trace on the night of Morales' disappearance to step forward. Morales left her family's home at about 6 p.m. on the day of her disappearance and walked to a friend's house, which is located nearby. Valle said a phone location app showed Morales appeared to be walking along Singleton Road, in the direction of her home, from Windscape Village Lane between 10:07 p.m. and 10:21 p.m. The phone then showed she was somewhere on Oak Loch Trace between 10:21 p.m. and 10:26 p.m., and she continued to be in that area until her phone was either turned off or died. Morales is described as a Hispanic female who has curly brown hair, brown eyes, two nose rings and a pierced lip. Valle said she is about 5-feet, 2-inches tall and weighs about 117 pounds. Police have released two photos of her. Anyone who has information about Morales' whereabouts is asked to call detectives or Crime Stoppers, which is offering a $2,000 reward for information that leads to Morales' safe return. The Gwinnett County Republican Party announced it will host a niece of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. during its Black History Month program this weekend. The Gwinnett GOP's program will be held during its monthly breakfast at 8:45 a.m., on Feb. 4 at the party's headquarters, which is located at 80 Boulder Brook Circle in Lawrenceville. Alveda C. King will be the keynote speaker at the event, which will also feature speeches by FallBack Production Studios co-founder Lucretia Hughes and retired U.S. Marine Corps veteran Charles Lollar. Iraq war veteran Takosha Swan will provide a musical performance. Anyone who would like to attend the event can register at Gwinnett Republicans dot com. Although former Gwinnett resident Lou Llerandi retired from coaching baseball more than a decade ago, he's still in the game.  In 2018, Llerandi, who coached and taught at Duluth and Norcross High Schools, established Llerandi Gloves, providing baseball and softball players with an alternative to high-priced brand-named equipment.   Although the baseball glove market isn't an easy one to break into, Llerandi said he's sold about 1,000 gloves and touts that while players can selected stock-model gloves, he can also custom-make a mitt from a variety of web and color options. He's also sold a lot of infield training gloves (which are particularly small), softball gloves and even a couple of left-handed catcher's mitts.  A Tampa native, Llerandi said he sells Japanese Kip Leather gloves for $290, steer hide gloves for $250 and cowhide for $180, prices he said include shipping and embroidery. The gloves are made in China, at the same manufacturing plant utilized by Marucci Sports and Under Armour.  A big moment for Llerandi and his brand came this past spring when the Odessa (Texas) College Wranglers, who bought gloves for the team, finished third in the NJCAA Division I national tournament.  The company also has endorsements from two professionals. Carlos Tosca, who some may recall as Fredi Gonzalez's bench coach for the Atlanta Braves from 2011 to 2016 and at the turn of the century managed the Kansas City Royals for a couple of years, is a friend of Llerandi's and offered his support. Shelby Pendley, a veteran softball professional who was a three-time All-American at Oklahoma, has also given her endorsement.  Noting that most major college baseball and softball programs have equipment agreements in place but Division II, Division III and NAIA schools do not, Llerandi looks forward to the potential of the coming year.  The Philadelphia Winn Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution recently honored Berkmar High School teacher Lloyd Williams with its Outstanding Teacher in American History Award. Club officials said the award is determined “by the candidate's knowledge of American history and the readiness that it is shared with students, the spirit of patriotism and loyal support for our country and constitutional government, the ability to relate history to modern life” and that the teacher require excellence at all times from students and enjoy a good rapport with them. The award includes a certificate, a monetary award and a challenge coin that states the DAR objectives of historic preservation, patriotism and education. Williams has taught at Berkmar High School for 16 years. He represented his school in the “American History” grant, which led to his leading workshops and presentations to other teachers of history. According to the Philadelphia Winn Chapter, Williams personally developed much of the material for several electives in the social studies field, including contemporary and controversial issues as well as ethnic studies, all in an effort to provide a meaningful experience for his students that will carry them into adulthood as lifelong learners. Williams' colleagues stress what an interactive and innovative approach he uses to engage his students, as well as his generosity to fellow teachers, sharing the content he has created for student treasure hunts and the means to understand events such as the American Revolution, the War of 1812, Westward Expansion as well as many more current and important events that make up our American history. Williams will now be considered as a candidate for the DAR State OTAH award, which will be announced in February. Grayson repeated as Gwinnett County ninth-grade girls basketball champions with a 49-46 win over Norcross in the tournament finals this past Saturday at Lanier. The Rams, who finished the season with a 13-3 record, defeated Lanier 50-39 in the semifinals. They are coached by Bill Batchelor. Members of the championship team are Danielle Tatum, Zaria Belyeu, Logan Kilgore, Lily Davis, Sami Bradford, India Davis, Carley Davis, Amaia Coley, Destiny Anifowoshe, Janaya Johnson, Nyomi Blakey, Dorothy Robinson, Jurnee Roberts, Brianna Williams and Marley Schook. The team's managers are Kendra Akoto and Kourtney Wallace. For more information be sure to visit www.bgpodcastnetwork.com   https://www.lawrencevillega.org/  https://www.foxtheatre.org/  https://guideinc.org/  https://www.psponline.com/  https://www.kiamallofga.com/  https://www.milb.com/gwinnett  https://www.fernbankmuseum.org/  www.atlantagladiators.com            See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Michael Hickmott joins Racing Pulse after training a winner at Strathalbyn and purchasing the highest-priced ex-Lloyd Williams horse at the Inglis online auction  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

ICYMI Steve Hewlett hears Lloyd Williams thoughts for tomorrows Mel Cup

For progroupracing.com.au, Show Us Your Tips returns to preview the big one, the Melbourne Cup card from Flemington. The rain is in town as the rail moves into the 2m mark, but we're optimistic it can remain close to the soft 7 mark if the worst of the rain doesn't happen throughout the card. The race that stops a nation, the Lexus Melbourne Cup is the headline act on a massive ten race card that includes Group 3 contests in the form of the Maribyrnong Plate for the babies and the Hong Kong Jockey Club Stakes over the 1400m, as well as Listed contests with the MSS Security Sprint, Furphy Plate & TAB Trophy. BEST Both - R2 N7 White Marlin VALUE Daggy - R5 N7 Renosu Beaver - R5 N17 Kin Randwick has just as deep a card, headlined by the $2million Big Dance, and $500k Little Dance. The rail is also in the 2m mark and there is the forecast of rain on what it currently a good track. Can the Lloyd Williams colours salute in big money feature again with Hosier starting as favourite, or is there a fairytale finish in the offing? BEST Daggy - R4 N8 Saturn Star Beaver - R8 N1 Far Too Easy VALUE Daggy - R5 N1 Bandersnatch Beaver - R6 N4 Solar Apex Check out progroupracing.com.au each and every week for free Australia racing tips!

Anthony Albanese's Labor government is hosting a Jobs and Skills Summit in Canberra in early September where the problems and the inequality inherent in Australia's economy will be front and centre.Australian Unions will be there, arguing that it's high time that working people are put at the centre of every decision that effects the economy.To underline that, the ACTU has just released a new paper entitled "An economy that works for people."We speak with the author of the paper, Dr Jim Stanford.Also, aged care workers are one step closer to the significant pay rise they deserve and desperately need after the federal government supported a significant wage rise in its submission to the Fair Work Commission last week.Lloyd Williams is the Secretary of the Health Services Union (HSU), he joins us this week on the pod. _____________________________________________________________ * You can now email us with your comments, story ideas, tip-offs, flip offs, and questions - otjpodcast@protonmail.com *On the Job is made by Australian Unions. More about On The Job podcast   Need help with working conditions? Call Australian Union Support Centre - 1300 486 466   About the hosts Sally Rugg - @sallyrugg Francis Leach, ACTU - @SaintFranklySupport the show: https://www.onthejobpodcast.com.au/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Last chances for Wales players to impress ahead of the squad being picked to tour South Africa this summer, in this week's Welsh Rugby Union Podcast. We hear from Cardiff coach Dai Young and scrum half Lloyd Williams, along with Wales Women duo Kelsey Jones and Beth Lewis.

The fascinating thing about fashion is that it isn't always just because one person (or a group of "elites") said that it is cool to wear now, there are movements that shape style as we know it today. Growing up I saw a ton of girls sporting Chelsea haircuts and others rocking Betty bangs (I was the latter), as much as I admired these girls fashion and style I never really dove into the history as to why. So here is this weeks brief history lesson on the iconic haircuts and a rocksteady playlist to go with it!  Find me on Instagram under Napalm Nanny and The Shack  1. Raymond Harper. Ska-Ta-Brain   2. Stranger Cole. Till my Dying Day   3. Stephen Amos and Baba. Chatty Chatty Woman    4. Melodians. Lay it On   5. Lloyd Williams. Misery   6. Ethiopians. Why you Gonna Leave me Now   7. Lord Creator. Come Down 68   8. The Steady 45s. Sleepwalk   Background: Raymond Harper. Autumn Leaves

Pod 26: Marc Lloyd Williams a Sean Eardley Bae Colwyn yn curo Cei Connah yn rownd yr wyth olaf Cwpan Cymru, Bangor yn gadael y Cymru North a golwg ar y Cymry ar draws y cynghreiriau. Bydd Sean Eardley, rheolwr Llandudno yn ymuno i drafod y frwydr sydd ar frig y Cymru North rhwng Airbus a Llandudno a chawn ymateb Marc Lloyd Williams, un o arwyr Bangor a phrif sgoriwr holl hanes yr uwch gynghrair, wrth i Fangor adael y Cymru North. Ymunwch â Sioned Dafydd a Dylan Ebenezer sy'n trafod prif straeon yr wythnos yn y byd pêl droed yng Nghymru. Croeso i'r pod...

Jem Lloyd-Williams is the UK CEO of Mindshare, a global, multi-award-winning, media agency network of 9300 people across 86 countries. Mindshare looks after some of the world's biggest advertisers, including Unilever, Ford and Nike, as well as impressive UK brands such as Carwow, and LV= insurance. Jem was the former CEO of Vizeum UK and has held several leadership positions at MediaCom. We talk about:

Gareth Hall and Bryan Martin are joined by Lloyd Williams, Darren Beadman and Jo McGrath ahead of the Melbourne Cup.

On the biggest day in Australia's racing calendar, Gerard Whateley and Andrew Bensley team up to deliver comprehensive coverage of the race that stops the nation, and talk to some of the biggest names involved with the Melbourne Cup.

Ahead of Twilight Payment and Pondus' run in the Melbourne Cup today, legendary owner Lloyd Williams joins Whateley and Bensley to discuss his horses' chances in the race and also what he thinks of the state of the race this year. He also explains which horse he'd like to see win if his don't.

Gareth Hall and Bryan Martin are joined by Lloyd Williams, Darren Beadman and Jo McGrath ahead of the Melbourne Cup.

Fresh off the plane from Ireland, trainer Joseph O'Brien joins Whateley and Bensley to explain what he thinks reigning champion Twilight Payment will be able to do in the Melbourne Cup.

Steve Hewlett talks to Lloyd Williams, Can Twilight Payment go back to back and get Lloyd his 7th Melbourne Cup

Rachel King has landed the ride on the Lloyd Williams owned Pondus in next week's Melbourne Cup

"My grandma was ill, she was disabled she was old, but she was immensely valued and she did contribute and I think that we dismiss our older people, we dismiss people with disabilities." This week I talk to consultant in Palliative care Professor Mari Lloyd-Williams. It seems like Mari's whole life has been about care. From her earliest days where her and her sister played a key role in looking after her Grandmother she understood what it meant to be a carer, what you give and importantly what you receive. In her work as a doctor Mari has led with this ethos in mind and her work since qualifying has consistently challenged the existing structures. Having trained in Palliative care she remained interested in Psychiatry which she worked in for a year after qualifying. Combining the two areas of Medicine she has done extensive research into depression in people who have terminal illnesses. Mari has questioned not only how we treat the psychological impacts of terminal illness, but also whether the illness or loneliness from the illness are the biggest factors in depression in cancer patients. She has examined and researched how we think about volunteers and voluntary services, and their actual impact compared to paid services. Alongside being a consultant and teaching, Mari has set up a volunteer led community centre in her own village which provides a support network for people who have all sorts of illnesses and needs, not just terminal prognoses. Her clinical experience, her research and her community development work seem to hammer home the importance of an holistic care experience which looks at physical health, psychological health, and social health as one whole approach to medical care. She reminds us how important it is to ask people how they are doing, how much of a difference we can make by caring, and what a hugely positive impact that can have on our own lives. Prof Mari Lloyd-Williams was introduced by Prof Allan Kellehear who can be heard on Episodes 1 and 12 Follow Prof Mari Lloyd-Williams on Twitter Julian Abel can be found on Twitter Follow Survival of the Kindest on Twitter, Instagram and subscribe on Apple, Spotify or wherever you like to listen to get our episodes as they are released. Email us on sotk@compassionate-communitiesuk.co.uk

Welcome back to The Immeasurable Podcast.J. Krishnamurti, Peter Fonda, Theo Lilliefelt, Alain Naudé, Tom Shea, Craig Walker, S. Lloyd Williams, and others participate in a small group discussion in Malibu, California, 1970.This is the seventh discussion in an eight part series titled Can the Mind Observe Without Comparison?Support the show (https://theimmeasurable.org/donate)

My guest on the show this week is the awesome Owain Lloyd-Williams. He is an SEO consultant with a decade's experience in the digital marketing industry. He initially cut his SEO teeth during a long stint working in China in a previous life. During his time in the industry, he has consulted for a large palette of brands in a variety of industries in both agency and in-house settings and has a particular focus in ecommerce SEO. Outside of SEO he is a dab hand at guitar and Mandarin Chinese and still dreams of being Prime Minister when he grows up. We have a great conversation about eCommerce SEO, international SEO, the challenges of working with different search engines, and so much more. Check the episode out now, and as always, tell a friend to tell a friend, please like, rate, share, and subscribe to the podcast! Owain's Twitter: https://twitter.com/owain_lw Podcast Anchor Page: https://anchor.fm/azeemdigitalasks My Twitter page: https://twitter.com/AzeemDigital My website: https://www.iamazeemdigital.com/

Welcome back to The Immeasurable Podcast.J. Krishnamurti, Peter Fonda, Theo Lilliefelt, Alain Naudé, Tom Shea, Craig Walker, S. Lloyd Williams, and others participate in a small group discussion in Malibu, California, 1970.This is the seventh discussion in an eight part series titled Can the Mind Observe Without Comparison?Support the show (https://theimmeasurable.org/donate)

Welcome back to The Immeasurable Podcast.J. Krishnamurti, Peter Fonda, Theo Lilliefelt, Alain Naudé, Tom Shea, Craig Walker, S. Lloyd Williams, and others participate in a small group discussion in Malibu, California, 1970.This is the sixth discussion in an eight part series titled Can the Mind Observe Without Comparison?Support the show (https://theimmeasurable.org/donate)

Welcome back to The Immeasurable Podcast.J. Krishnamurti, Peter Fonda, Theo Lilliefelt, Alain Naudé, Tom Shea, Craig Walker, S. Lloyd Williams, and others participate in a small group discussion in Malibu, California, 1970.This is the fifth discussion in an eight part series titled Can the Mind Observe Without Comparison?Support the show (https://theimmeasurable.org/donate)

Welcome back to The Immeasurable Podcast.J. Krishnamurti, Peter Fonda, Theo Lilliefelt, Alain Naudé, Tom Shea, Craig Walker, S. Lloyd Williams, and others participate in a small group discussion in Malibu, California, 1970.This is the fourth discussion in an eight part series titled Can the Mind Observe Without Comparison?Questions or comments? Contact podcast@kfa.org For more content like this visit theimmeasurable.org Support the show (https://theimmeasurable.org/donate)

Welcome back to The Immeasurable Podcast.J. Krishnamurti, Peter Fonda, Theo Lilliefelt, Alain Naudé, Tom Shea, Craig Walker, S. Lloyd Williams, and others participate in a small group discussion in Malibu, California, 1970.This is the third discussion in an eight part series titled Can the Mind Observe Without Comparison? Questions or comments? Contact podcast@kfa.org  For more content like this visit theimmeasurable.org Support the show (https://theimmeasurable.org/donate)

Welcome back to The Immeasurable Podcast. J. Krishnamurti, Peter Fonda, Theo Lilliefelt, Alain Naudé, Tom Shea, Craig Walker, S. Lloyd Williams, and others participate in a small group discussion in Malibu, California, 1970. This is the second discussion in an eight part series titled Can the Mind Observe Without Comparison?  Questions or comments? Contact podcast@kfa.org  For more content like this visit theimmeasurable.org Support the show (https://theimmeasurable.org/donate)

Welcome back to The Immeasurable Podcast. J. Krishnamurti, Peter Fonda, Theo Lilliefelt, Alain Naudé, Tom Shea, Craig Walker, S. Lloyd Williams, and others participate in a small group discussion in Malibu, California, 1970. This is the first discussion in an eight part series titled Can the Mind Observe Without Comparison? Questions or comments? Contact podcast@kfa.org For more content like this visit theimmeasurable.org Special thanks to our participants and donors who have brought this vision to life.Support the show (https://theimmeasurable.org/donate)