Podcast appearances and mentions of Mark Fuller

Show Notes:  https://wetflyswing.com/688 Presented By:   Grand Teton Fly Fishing Scott Smith, owner of Grand Teton Fly Fishing, takes us on a journey through the Yellowstone area. We'll uncover tips for fishing the area's rivers, learn about pre-hatches, and hear Scott's biggest tip for landing those tricky fish sipping bugs off the surface. Plus, Scott will also share stories about his mentor, Jack Dennis. This is going to be a good one! Show Notes with Scott Smith on Grand Teton Fly Fishing.  02:03 - Scott grew up fishing creeks in North Georgia. Fly fishing for him came later when he picked up a rod at 12 at a garage sale and taught himself through magazines and VHS tapes. He eventually met Jack Dennis, who became his mentor. Check out our episode with Jack Dennis. Starting Grand Teton Fly Fishing 05:52 - Scott moved to Jackson Hole in the late '90s. Over the years, he built a career, mentored new guides, and created a loyal client base. In 2011, he and Mark Fuller took over Jack Dennis' business and started Grand Teton Fly Fishing. 11:55 - Scott tells us about the waters they guide in western Wyoming. They cover Yellowstone National Park's lakes to Grand Teton National Park's Snake River headwaters. Scott says they customize trips based on how long guests stay and what they want to do. Fishing in Jackson Hole 15:41 - We hear about what fishing looks like throughout the year in Jackson Hole. Scott says they do a lot of drift boat fishing to cover large rivers like the Snake, but there's still plenty of wade fishing when the conditions are right. March to October is the best fishing season, with good hatches and fewer crowds.  Early March is great for dry fly fishing, especially with midges and blue-winged olives. The peak fishing season starts in mid-June and continues in July through September. Fishing in September and October 23:20 - We talk about the fishing conditions in September and October. As the water cools down, the fishing gets better, with some great hatches like the Hecuba fly. Scott says this is also when the Jackson Hole One Fly event usually happens.  28:09 - Scott says that the Snake River is both forgiving for new anglers and challenging for experts. The Snake River is home to the Snake River Fine-Spotted Cutthroat,  a subspecies of the Yellowstone cutthroat.  34:52 - Scott says that when he's guiding, he always looks for spots where fish are likely to be. The key is looking for subtle sips, usually signs of bigger fish feeding.  40:10 - If you're not seeing much action on the surface, Scott suggests switching to attractor patterns or terrestrials like beetles and ants. You can also add a dropper fly, but it might limit how close you can fish to the bank. Scott's Top 8 Fly Patterns 1. Small chubby (black, purple, tan)  2. Small black foam flies  3. Golden Stone Water Walker  4. Parachute Adams 5. Parachute Hare's Ears   6. Mercer's Missing Link   7. Callibaetis Flies 8. Small streamers  Show Notes:  https://wetflyswing.com/688

Mark Fuller started his journey in the music industry managing bands & running clubs, rubbing shoulders with Lemmy from the outset in their formative years. In recent years he runs festival hospitality and the Rock N'Roll hotel Karma Sanctum in London's Soho. Tune in to hear some amazing stories from his enduring 35 years friendship with Motörhead. Hosted by Howard H Smith.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Mark Fuller discusses the simple yet complex nature of captivating peoples attention through creativity. This is something Mark has done through the countless spectacles that he has designed around the world - water features that cause people to stop, admire, feel and connect. Subscribe for ad-free interviews and bonus episodes https://plus.acast.com/s/the-unmistakable-creative-podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

UMass-Dartmouth will be closing its arts school at the Star Store in downtown New Bedford, and relocating all classes and studios to the state university's main campus in Dartmouth. The school's chancellor, Mark Fuller, announced the closure in an email to faculty on Monday, less than two weeks before the start of the school year.

UMass-Dartmouth will be closing its arts school at the Star Store in downtown New Bedford, and relocating all classes and studios to the state university's main campus in Dartmouth. The school's chancellor, Mark Fuller, announced the closure in an email to faculty on Monday, less than two weeks before the start of the school year.

We caught up with Mark Fuller and Khara Millar with Natilik VMware expert Nicholas Diesel to discuss vSphere+ and the evolution of the VMware portfolio. Tune in to hear what's new on this latest episode of NatChat.

Guest speaker Mark Fuller talks about Joshua and Caleb from the Old Testament and their obedience to God's calling on their lives.

Interviews following Auburn's 6-1 win over Indiana at Plainsman Park.  Mark Fuller talks to Butch Thompson, Bobby Pierce, & Joseph Gonzalez 

In the first of our new, longer format interview episodes, Graham is joined by Mark Fuller, Chair at Vistage UK, NED and a fellow business coach to uncover exactly what a Non-Executive Director is - What do they do in your business? Why do you need them? Mark's business philosophy is ‘Success is relative but also an evolution'. So, how can a Non-Execuive Director help your business evolve? Duration: 35 min 43 secWebsite: www.theexecutivemindset.co.ukEmail: theexecutivemindset@sagegreen.comVistage UK: vistage.co.ukFollow us:LinkedIn: @TheExecutive MindsetFacebook: @ExecutiveMindsetCoachingTwitter: @TheExecMindSee our website for privacy policy theexecutivemindset.co.uk/privacy-policy

Third interview was with the newly elected ID GOP 2nd Vice Chairman Mark Fuller. 2nd VC Chairman Fuller discussed the party unifying around its platform,…

https://notesonfilm1.com/2022/07/26/cinema-rediscovered-2022-bristol-watershed-2022-final-round-up/ We discuss the last two days of the program and then take a step back to discuss the event as a whole. We praise the variety of programming, the extraordinarily efficient organisation and the very welcoming community feel to the whole event. I'm very jealous we don't have anything like this in Birmingham, and it really is made possible by the contributions of so many committed individuals. So many thanks to all of them for making this such a special event. We highlight the workshops and talks (the one on film criticism led by MUBI; the 40th anniversary discussion of Twentieth Century Flicks, Mark Fuller's Sunday Cinema Walk)and then evaluate the many different strands that constituted a superb programme. We discuss Fury, Paris Blues, Chess of the Wind , Baby Face; Spencer Tracy and Barbara Stanwyck, Josephine Baker and Sidney Poitier; ...and much else

https://notesonfilm1.com/2022/07/20/thinking-aloud-about-film-cinema-rediscovered-2022-in-conversation-with-mark-fuller-on-cinema-history-in-bristol/ We talk to Bristol Film Historian Mark Fuller about the history of cinemas, film and filmgoing in Bristol, touching on the different processes, periods and personalities that stand out in this fascinating local history. Mark will flesh this out in two gentle walks through Bristol as part of the Cinema Rediscovered Program. The first one is on Saturday July 23rd. It will start opposite Everyman Bristol (aka the former Whiteladies Picture House) at 9:00, near Clifton Down Shopping Centre (Buses 1, 2 and 4 from the Centre) and finish near The Galleries at approximately 10:30. Walk Two on Sunday will start at 9:00 by the College Green bus stop, and end around 10:30 at Castle Park. Weather permitting, there will be visual aids with archive photographs and clips to help illustrate the talks at each stop. You can book here: https://www.watershed.co.uk/whatson/11294/cinema-walk-1 https://www.watershed.co.uk/whatson/11317/cinema-walk-2

In this podcast episode, we caught up with Mark Fuller, IT Director for Bridge Academy Trust (BAT) – a multi academy trust based in Essex – about how they have extended Microsoft 365 with Cloud Box to improve communication and collaboration between their 12 schools.Bridge Academy Trust is a large MAT made up of four secondary schools and eight primary schools. Providing education to students 3-19, the Trust needed a solution that would not only enable collaboration between its schools but also allow each individual school to embrace blended learning in its own unique way.Following a merger, BAT found themselves managing ten different Microsoft 365 tenants across the trust – one for each of the schools and one for their central trust team:“We quickly realised that this approach was unsustainable. Our staff had several different logins to access what they needed. It was complex and time-consuming, and didn't promote any kind of collaboration or communication between our schools,” Mark explains.“To make everything simpler and to encourage more collaboration between our schools, we made the decision to merge all schools into one BAT tenant with the help of Cloud Design Box and their partners.”One of the key challenges when rolling out Microsoft 365 across BAT was that each school was at a very different stage in terms of blended learning.“Some of our secondary schools were already using the full suite of tools in Microsoft for teaching and learning. Meanwhile, other schools were only using it for email and storing some files in OneDrive,” Mark explains.“We also had a school using G Suite that we needed to migrate across and support them in using brand new blended learning tools.”Mark describes his approach when it came to encouraging user adoption of Cloud Box in each school.His first quick win is to set the school's SharePoint intranet as the default homepage:“This way, I've won half the battle because they're already using it. The page contains links the staff will find useful – timetables, web applications, finance forms, HR forms, policies etc,” Mark tells us.“When they open their computers, it's the first thing they see – they haven't got to start typing out the URL. It just makes navigation so much easier.”As they roll out, Mark is working with each school to introduce them to SharePoint and Teams and support them with user adoption.“I speak to staff and give them a brief demo of what SharePoint and Teams can do. I do live webinars and drop-in sessions using Microsoft Teams and record them so staff can watch later if they miss the live events,” he continues.“I have also created a training site within SharePoint for staff to access. This not only has my own resources on there, but I have links to the courses created by Cloud Design Box and Microsoft. There's no point in me re-creating what has already been done and they have saved me so much time.”Mark points out that it's important to recognise that each school, even if they are in the same trust, has very different needs and will use Microsoft 365 in different ways:“It's important we work with schools to create something that they will use, rather than telling them exactly how to use it. This has worked well, and we've had schools ask for all sorts of things, like a place to store all exam information and a site dedicated to assemblies,” Mark enthuses.Lastly, Mark has made himself available to answer questions for any school that needs it:“It can be a bit of information overload for some staff, so alongside the training and drop-in sessions, I have made myself available to answer questions from schools.”Support the show (https://www.clouddesignbox.co.uk)

Mark Fuller interviews Head Coach Butch Thompson following the Tigers' 10-8 loss to the Blue Raiders

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Without water there is no life. Mark Fuller, CEO Water Entertainment Technologies, created worlds largest performing fountains in Dubai Expo, Bellagio Las Vegas and 200 more around the world is interviewed by David Cogan founder of Eliances and famous celebrity host of the Eliances Heroes Show broadcast on am and fm network channels, online syndication and on over 100 TV channels.   Chat Directly. Hire Quickly. Hirect is the first chat-based hiring app for start-ups. Chat and interview candidates anytime, anywhere. Download the  

Without water there is no life. Mark Fuller, CEO Water Entertainment Technologies, created worlds largest performing fountains in Dubai Expo, Bellagio Las Vegas and 200 more around the world is interviewed by David Cogan founder of Eliances and famous celebrity host of the Eliances Heroes Show broadcast on am and fm network channels, online syndication and on over 100 TV channels.   Chat Directly. Hire Quickly. Hirect is the first chat-based hiring app for start-ups. Chat and interview candidates anytime, anywhere. Download the  

 Dr. Mark Fuller, AHN Center for Recovery Medicine medical director, breaks down the numbers and how prevalent the problem is.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Alingon interviews student-athlete Mark Fuller (comedian Ray Harrington) on how the NCAA is now allowing players to have endorsements and some sponsorships he's already lined up. Subscribe for a new sketch daily. For stand up comedy and secrets from Alingon, join the mailing list: alingonmitra.com/shows And follow: - Instagram @AlingonMitra: instagram.com/alingonmitra - YouTube @AlingonMitraComedy: youtube.com/c/AlingonMitraComedy - TikTok @AlingonMitra: tiktok.com/@alingonmitra - Twitter @Alingon: twitter.com/Alingon === Today's Guest: Comedian Ray Harrington For more from Ray: - Twitter @RayHarrington: twitter.com/rayharrington - Instagram @RayHarringtonComedy: instagram.com/rayharringtoncomedy - Website: rayharringtoncomedy.com === Based off The New York Times episode of The Daily: "A New Era in College Sports" === Check out the recurring guests: linktr.ee/thedailytoo --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-daily-too/message

In this episode we find out what happens when you decide to enter a LeMons race and the car you’re building breaks in half. For these two brothers, Josh and Mark Fuller, you build an inside joke that turns into an internet sensation. Join us for the journey of the car called The Yikes Peak … Continue reading Episode 32 – The Yikes Peak Escudon’t →

Mark Fuller, former lead pastor of Grove City Church of the Nazarene, shares with us a message about the impact of the Holy Spirit in the lives of christians.

Our High School Insider, Mike McGivern, takes a look around the state's baseball action. Guests this hour: Mark Fuller - assistant coach at Wisconsin-Whitewater. Rob Zerjav - President and CEO of both the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers and the Fond du Lac Dock Spiders

Regions Bank Postgame Show for Auburn Baseball with Mark Fuller, Butch Thompson, Ryan Bliss & Nate LaRue 2/20/21

In this episode,  we chat with public lands advocate and Northwest Montana guide, Mark Fuller.  Mark has invested his life into the North Fork of the Flathead and it's tributaries.  He is representing Whale, Trail, and Yakinikak Creek within the Crown of the Continent Proposal and shares why protection of these watersheds is so important.   

"Game 1: 3rd Inning" highlights Mark Fuller, the "Godfather" of amateur baseball in Wisconsin. Mark spent 34 years of his coaching career at Cumberland High School where his teams won 10 conference titles and earned 4 trips to the state tournament. Mark is currently in his 8th year helping the Warhawks at UW-Whitewater.  Aside from his on-field success, Mark is a world-renowned speaker and has spoken at clinics in 11 different states and 10 different countries sharing his knowledge of the game. Mark's energy is infectious and his love for coaching and serving others is one of the many reasons why the state of Wisconsin couldn't ask for a better ambassador. 

AHN Addiction Medicine Director Dr. Mark Fuller joins Larry and Kevin to discuss the increase in overdose deaths during the pandemic.  See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Welcome back to the Posh Cockney Podcast, where each week we cover the latest hospitality industry news and talk about the Coronavirus pandemic which is affecting us all. This week's Hospitality Titan is an absolute legend in the industry, Mark Fuller. Mark is most well known for being the man behind some of the best nightclubs in the past 20 years, including Sugar Reef and Embassy.  He is now the proud owner of Karma Sanctum in London https://www.sanctumsoho.com/. Mark opens up to Liam Norval about his battle with cancer and how he has had Coronavirus twice.  Listen in as Mark speaks passionately about what help is needed to save the hospitality industry and his love for John James (his landlord) from Soho Estates. Enjoy the show everyone!

Mike McGivern is joined by co-host Scott Holler, athletic director and head baseball coach at Oak Creek. Hear from long time Cumberland head baseball coach, Mark Fuller, in this hour.

Mike McGivern is joined by co-host Scott Holler, athletic director and head baseball coach at Oak Creek. Hear from long time Cumberland head baseball coach, Mark Fuller, in this hour.

Connect With Ministry Minds Online:ministryminds.coBenWhite@ministryminds.coFacebookTwitterInstagram Here is a list of all the resources mentioned in the podcast. Mark was overly gracious to provide us more links than those that where referenced. Hope these are helpful! Reach out to Mark and let him know your grateful for his time. YOUTH MINISTRY CONFERENCEWilds Camp & Conference CenterGRAPHIC PROGRAMSadobe.comsketch.comvisme.comcanva.comyouidraw.comlogogarden.com OUTSOURCEfiverr.com (paid but cheap) FREE FONTSwww.fontsquirrel.comwww.pixelsurplus.comwww.1001freefonts.comwww.dafont.comwww.urbanfonts.comwww.creativebloq.comwww.befonts.comNOTE: You have to watch “free” fonts, sometimes you can only use for personal use. FONT COMBINATIONSinkbotdesign.comwww.creativebloq.comwww.canva.comfontpair.co COLOR COMBINATIONSwww.colorcombos.comcoolors.cowww.canva.comcolor.adobe.com ICONS & IMAGESthenounproject.com (free)freeimages.com (free)unsplash.com (free)slidescarnival.com (free) PRINTINGGotprint.com (cheapest around) Follow Mark FullerInstagramWebsiteinfo@fullerdesign.us  

Welcome to Season 6 chapter 117 of the Kids Entertainer Hub! Mark Fuller from Texas is our guest in this spectacular show. Today we talked about Mark's journey and how he transitioned from being a full-time bus driver to a full-time kids entertainer. Here are some of the important notes from this episode: Mark Fuller is a 60 year old kids entertainer, balloon twister from Texas. - Mark started 25 years ago as a volunteer for his Church ministry to raise money - He did that for 15 years but it was on and off and then he moved to a different place - About 10 yrs ago he moved to Texas and decided to go in deeply into balloons - While he was doing balloons he was also a bus driver - He loves being around kids and loves teaching them - In November 2018, his son Sam Fuller told him about the Balloon Artists Podcast and it opened a whole new world to him - Back in April something happened that made him go full-time on being an entertainer - He started doing balloon storytelling even in linework - Now that he’s no longer driving the bus, he’s got time to practice and focus on the things for stuff like marketing - Since he went full time, he feels healthier, more organized, well rested and lost weight - Mark is now looking forward to going to his first convention - “Magic like balloons... if you don’t practice you don’t get it down real quick and smooth” - Mark

Shot in black and white on a clockwork camera from the 1970s, the hand-development of its 16mm film resulting in scratches and unpredictable changes in exposure, and its soundtrack entirely post-synchronised, Mark Jenkin's Bait is audiovisually suffused with atmosphere and texture, and not a little dreamlike and weird to boot. It tells the story of Martin, a Cornish fisherman struggling to cope with the upheaval of both his region and his life specifically that results from an influx of middle-class settlers. He's sold his family's cottage to a family of outsiders, his brother now uses his fishing boat to take tourists on drunken stag parties, and Martin snarls and growls his way through dealing with these changes. It's clear that we're meant to see Martin as a hero, but he's tilting at windmills - though perhaps that's WHY he's a hero - and José argues that the film is deeply conservative, asking, for instance, why it's so bad that Martin's brother adapts to his changing environment by taking tourists on trips. Mike argues that the family of newcomers is too caricatured, so keen is the film for us to see them as invaders who fuck everything up, and thinks about the film's parochialism in the wider context of Brexit - the unfriendliness to outsiders displayed here speaks to anti-immigrant sentiment throughout the UK; is there a difference between the way the Cornish in Bait feel and the way Brexiters throughout the country feel? Perhaps there's a tension between the relative power and privilege of the "invaders" and "invaded" that we don't resolve, but in overly simplistic terms we don't emerge from the film feeling entirely on its side. Jenkin's cinematography and editing beautifully conveys what there is to love about Martin's way of life, concentrating on manual labour and his close-knit community. José suggests that the film looking the way it does makes it feel as though it's already an object from the past, with the romance, nostalgia and loss that goes along with it - just as it depicts the decline of its way of life. It also puts us in mind of Italian Neorealism, José bringing up Visconti's La terra trema, Mike thinking of De Sica's Bicycle Thieves, and we're indebted to Mark Fuller for offering a perspective on Bait's place within a tradition of similarly claustrophobic coastal dramas, such as Gremillon's The Lighthouse Keepers, Epstein's Finis Terrae, Flaherty's Man of Aran, and Powell's Edge of the World. Mike also considers the film's visual and tonal similarity to Aronofsky's Pi, thinking about how effectively that film places the audience in the main character's headspace, and suggesting that the visual design here does the same. Bait is a considerable film, one that speaks deeply to the loss of a certain way of life and the anger and resentment to which that leads. But the film doesn't appear keen for this resentment to be questioned, and we feel it needs to be. Recorded on 20th October 2019.

The Stock Day Podcast welcomed BioNovelus, Inc. (ONOV) (“the Company”), a company with a mission to acquire cybersecurity / IT and related companies after being acquired by a new management team. President and CEO of the Company, Mark Fuller, joined Stock Day host Everett Jolly. 

On this episode of Lettin' All the Heat Out, the Capitol Dads sit down with Mark Fuller of ManagerOfWealth.com to discuss Entrepreneurship101, building wealth, and establishing business credit. The conversation is in-depth and necessary for our community in terms of business creation and sustainment. Listen to Mark breakdown the reality behind reparations and why business credit and personal credit are two entirely different lanes of travel. Also, Mark gives his Top 5 MCs and WHY!!! You just might be surprised how this Baltimore, Maryland native breaks it down. Get into it! CapitolDads - @clifthegriot @betheunspoken @bigrockofficial @bonsaidream Post Edit - @mekellci Engineer - @tywestbrook

April 26, 2019New York Giants pick in NFL Draft; D Mark gives us the weather forecast (brought by The Opelika Observer); updates on local sports; Atlanta Brave Report"Nick Saban has more first round draft picks than losses", more on NFL Draft; Mark Fuller (Rehab Works) on the Hamilton's Hotline, heading out to go to Nashville, broadcasting, Auburn Baseball, scholarships & tuitionCoach Doug Barfield (AHSAA) in studio this morning; continuing discussion on scholarships and tuitionCoach Barfield's thoughts on the previous Nick Saban story pertaining to first round picksGoing down memory lane with Coach Barfield, times have changed; 68th Annual National Day of Prayer next week; Terry Rosenthal (Orthopaedic Clinic) on the Hamilton's Hotline, updates at the clinic, "Baseball Elbows", NFL Draft, where will Auburn's quarterback go?Bub Langford calls in the Hamilton's Hotline to close out the show...

Adam Ward sits down with Mark Fuller, former Senior Pastor of the Grove City Church of the Nazarene, to talk about his time leading a megachurch through a generational transformation and what he hopes the future is for Columbus.

In their first ever RodCast (podcast radio show mash-up), The Beesotted crew met up a very Christmassy White Hart pub in Southwark before moving onto LoveSport Studio and then back to the pub again to discuss Brentford's draw up at West Brom. The Swansea Way and whether Brentford is suffering from the same problems that Swansea suffered from.  Plus they spoke to ex Swansea player Alan Tate In the pub studio and the real studio Billy TheBee Grant Dave Laney Lane Katie Bee Graham Greville Water Man 0 min - Intro from The White Hart pub in Southwark 5m 08 sec - The Swansea Way. Why did it go so horribly wrong. Is Brentford in danger of following in Swansea's footsteps? 28 min 50 sec - Beesotted crew in the Lovesport studio with Aaron Paul 36 min 22 sec - Views from the fans after the West Brom Game (7m 32 sec) and West Brom match discussion 47 min 27 sec - The Beesotted Crew discuss Nico Yennaris impending move to Beijing club Sinobo Guoan in China (18 m 37 sec) 54 min 33 sec - Interview with ex Swansea player Alan Tate  1 hour 3 min 38 sec  -Should Brentford revisit the loan system? 1 hour 17 min 06 sec - Outro from The White hart Pub in Southwark - Where does Brentford go after Swansea? 1 hour 25 min 18 sec - END Photo credit: Mark Fuller, Official Brentford Pix

Brentford returned to The Hawthorns for their first league match in 26 years with a few injured players - Ollie Watkins. Rico Henry. Said Benrahma. Kamo Mojotjo - returned to tye squad.  And they got away with blue murder in the first half as #wba missed a hatful of chances.  They steadied the ship but went behind to an inevitable goal.  But fair play to the Bees. Tgey didnt give up and up pops Lewis McLeod for a last minute equaliser tgat had Bees fans, players and the bench go completely bonkers.  We spoke to fans straight after the match on the terrace, on the street and on the train   Photo credit. Mark Fuller. Official  rentford pix

9k Bees went to Arsenal. Unfortunately it was a first half no show for Brentford. By that stage they were two goals down.  Alan Judge scored a worldie free kick to bring the bees back into the match but it wasn't to be.  We spoke to Bees and Arsenal fans.  In Piebury Corner. On Holloway Road  Photo. Mark Fuller. Official Brentford Pix.  #afc #brentfordfc

Brentford were up against Frank Lampard's Derby. And were a goal to the good after 52 secs. But poor defending and a hard core Derby press saw Brentford 3–1 down at half time - a result they couldn't not recover from. We spoke to both Derby and Bees fans in the pub after the match #dcfc #dcfcfans Photo credit. Mark Fuller. Official Brentford Pics.

Brentford entertained Aitor Karanka's expensive Nottingham Fotesr side in an Ill-tempered clash. And after dominating the game went ahead to a Lewis McLeod goal at the end of the first half. Forest equalised due to a Bentley howler. But the Beee rightfully took all three points after Ollie Watkins vollied home a Benrahma cross. We spoke to both #nffc & Bees fans in the pub post-match Photo credit. Mark Fuller. Official Brentford Pictures

Stoke were favourites for promotion. Brentford went to the Potteries and smashed then off the park. But a freaky goal saw Brentford on the back foot. But a fantastic equaliser from Ollie Watkins saw the Beee get a point. We spoke to Stoke and Bees fans in the pub after the match #stokecity #scfc #brentfordfc Photo. Mark Fuller. Official Brentford Pics

Don't like the way your school does PD? Heard others whining about what they wish their school's PD offered? Then we're hosting a PD Party, and you're invited. No, not a pity party -- a P - D - Party. You know, as in professional development. Join the ATH hosts as they interview Rich Czyz, author of The Four O'Clock Faculty, to learn proven ways to make professional learning practical and even a little bit fun (the ideas he gives are actually VERY fun, but we understand if you don't fully fess up to your friends the fun PD can be). And don't miss the follow-up segment. It features a pop-up-PD-style discussion with Cade and Michelle and two of their colleagues, Mark Fuller and Lauren Phifer.For more, visit our show notes at www.acrossthehallpodcast.com.

Don't like the way your school does PD? Heard others whining about what they wish their school's PD offered? Then we're hosting a PD Party, and you're invited. No, not a pity party -- a P - D - Party. You know, as in professional development. Join the ATH hosts as they interview Rich Czyz, author of The Four O'Clock Faculty, to learn proven ways to make professional learning practical and even a little bit fun (the ideas he gives are actually VERY fun, but we understand if you don't fully fess up to your friends the fun PD can be). And don't miss the follow-up segment. It features a pop-up-PD-style discussion with Cade and Michelle and two of their colleagues, Mark Fuller and Lauren Phifer.For more, visit our show notes at www.acrossthehallpodcast.com.

Barnsley put paid to Brentford's playoff hopes. And kept the flame burning for Championship survival - putting Birmingham back in the mire.  We spoke to #BarnsleyFC  and Brentford fans on the train after the match  Photo credit Mark Fuller (@farnhambee)

Sam Is joined this week by a spooky vampire man named Mark Fuller. They discuss childhood heroes, A women mistaken for the Beast of Bognor, Duke Nukem's failing health in old age (RIP), and We get our first glimpse of News from the Butler Liberation Front!   Like and sub for more episodes and funtimes.  www.facebook.com/SamRhodesCE

In his 27 years at The Age, Mark Fuller has witnessed its transformation from print to a ‘digital first’ organisation. He has held multiple leadership roles, the most recent of which has been heading up the newspaper’s digital edition. Mark shares with us his insights into the world of digital publishing. Mark talks about getting the right balance between producing quality journalism versus easy to consume online articles. He finds the online space more customer-driven than print and talks about how The Age uses customer data to optimise their stories in real time. He covers topics such as subscription content, social media, click-bait and the next big technology trend to hit the publishing world. On a more personal note, Mark also talks about being constantly connected and living in a house with 6 iPads, 8 iPhones and 5 laptops!

Join Mark Wight as he visits with care manager Mark Fuller of . Learn about why a care manager could be a great solution not only for your aging or ill loved one but for the whole family as well. A professional care manager can improve the consistency of health care while reducing stress on the patient and the family.

Iconic Fountains of Bellagio captured our collective attention when they opened in 1998, and they manage to impress decades later. The creator Mark Fuller and his company WET Design continue to push the envelope and redefine the high-tech fountain industry today. We get a behind-the-scenes look at the company's launch from Disney Imagineering in 1983, the ups and downs of remaining at the cutting edge, how Mark builds his creative company culture, and their amazing facilities. We also hear his story of almost getting fired, after terrorizing a group of guests at Disneyland. Until now, his manufacturing operations have focused on developing proprietary components and putting them together into large custom projects, but he's about to launch a mass-production business idea as well. What do textile engineers, boxing coaches, woodworkers, robot designers, optics experts, and choreographers have to do water fountains? Listen to find out... For more information, photos, and links, check out the show notes at http://makeitinla.org/markfuller

The proverbial "60-hour work week" has been identified as one of the factors responsible for the decline in numbers of people entering the golf turf industry. Peter McCormick, host for this show, chats with Mark Fuller, CGCS, of the Connecticut Golf Club about his staff scheduling and how he avoids working his staff beyond an average of 48 hours each week... and why. The Ladder is presented by Penn State World Campus.  

Independent investigative journalism, broadcasting, trouble-making and muckraking with Brad Friedman of BradBlog.com

Independent investigative journalism, broadcasting, trouble-making and muckraking with Brad Friedman of BradBlog.com

Independent investigative journalism, broadcasting, trouble-making and muckraking with Brad Friedman of BradBlog.com

Independent investigative journalism, broadcasting, trouble-making and muckraking with Brad Friedman of BradBlog.com

Independent investigative journalism, broadcasting, trouble-making and muckraking with Brad Friedman of BradBlog.com

Independent investigative journalism, broadcasting, trouble-making and muckraking with Brad Friedman of BradBlog.com

Independent investigative journalism, broadcasting, trouble-making and muckraking with Brad Friedman of BradBlog.com

Independent investigative journalism, broadcasting, trouble-making and muckraking with Brad Friedman of BradBlog.com

Independent investigative journalism, broadcasting, trouble-making and muckraking with Brad Friedman of BradBlog.com

Independent investigative journalism, broadcasting, trouble-making and muckraking with Brad Friedman of BradBlog.com

Independent investigative journalism, broadcasting, trouble-making and muckraking with Brad Friedman of BradBlog.com

Independent investigative journalism, broadcasting, trouble-making and muckraking with Brad Friedman of BradBlog.com

Independent investigative journalism, broadcasting, trouble-making and muckraking with Brad Friedman of BradBlog.com

Independent investigative journalism, broadcasting, trouble-making and muckraking with Brad Friedman of BradBlog.com