Podcast appearances and mentions of mark hinton

On the night of December 26th, 1983, friends Margaret Anderson and Terry Apfel entered a Green Bay bar named the Back Forty, at 618 Bodart Way, during a night out.  The Back Forty was owned by a member of the Drifters Motorcycle Club, and known as a popular hangout for Drifters members, and members of other motorcycle clubs as well.  Clubs like the DC Eagles, thought by some to be a more menacing, renegade motorcycle gang. The motorcycle club subculture was prominent in NE Wisconsin at the time, and still holds a steady influence today in the region.  On this particular night, however, during the holiday season of 1983, members of the Drifters and the DC Eagles committed acts so disturbing, the event is still remembered today for its pure cruelty and brutality, even leading to the motorcycle clubs themselves to aid in the resulting investigations.  Scott and Mickey discuss this case, called the most brutal murder in Green Bay's history, and some of the arising issues in our sentencing laws.  In the opening banter, we recap the 2nd Annual Great Lakes Paracon, and a sad update on Elijah Vue. All here, on Episode 45 of Badger Bizarre, "Margaret Anderson."     Facebook Twitter Website Email us:  badgerbizarre@outlook.com   Opening Trailer: Ed Gein Sound Byte : "Hard Copy" - Paramount Domestic/CBS Televsion Frank Lloyd Wright and Jeffery Dahmer Sound Byte - WISN 12 News - Milwaukee, WI Jeffery Dahmer Quotes: "Inside Edition"  - King World/CBS Television/CBS Media   Attribution for Music: Trailer: Composer: Adam Phillip Zwirchmayr https://www.pond5.com/ Intro: https://pixabay.com/ Outro: Composer: Viacheslav Sarancha  https://www.pond5.com/     Attribution for logo design: Red Claw Scratch Photo     Sources: Adams, Barry - "This Haunted High School will give you the Chills." Dauplaise, Mike - "Torture at the Back Forty." Green Bay Press Gazette - Archives Justia US Law - State V. Whiting mikedauplaise.com   Please visit our sponsor: Framemakers            

Mark Hinton is one of the best in country (if not more) when it comes to treating track and field athletes. Mark has worked with some of the highest level athletes not only in the country but on the world stage. Mark is the guy that when I needed an idea to try out to help an athlete I would look to him to see what he was doing. In this episode we talk how Mark's treatment philosophy has evolved over the years as he's learned more about how the body operates. Mark discusses how he has evolved out of a ‘traditional' model and now his entire evaluation process has changed and it's come back to be effective on the highest levels. Mark continues to shed insight on treatment and rehabilitation philosophies. If you are involved in track and field you don't want to miss this one. www.athletictrainingchat.com www.cliniallypressed.com SUBSCRIBE:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCc3WyCs2lmnKK6shrL5A4hw?sub_confirmation=1 #ATchat #ATC #atimpact #at4all #boc #bocatc #athletictraining #athletictrainingchat #health #medicine #medical #medicalprofessional #professional #LAT #ATSarehealthcare #trackandfield #running #stride #performance #softtissue #dryneedling #functional #functionalanatomy #physiology #movement #biomechanics --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/athletictrainingchat/support

If you're looking for an edge in your optical, consider the words your opticians use every day.  In this episode, Bethany interviews Mark Hinton, an optician and founder of eYeFacilitate, a consulting group focused on growing optical sales. Together, they explore the impact of language and communication on optical sales discussions and outcomes.  They discuss the importance of carefully choosing words to avoiding negative or money-focused terms that may discourage patients. Mark shows us how to lead patients with effective dialogue and questions, highlighting the significance of emotions in purchasing decisions. He shares his personal journey from a background in psychology to becoming an optician and how his understanding of human behavior influenced his approach to patient interactions. Reflecting on the evolution of the optical industry, they address the challenges posed by managed care and commoditization of eyewear and practical strategies for using positive language to engage patients and enhance their overall experience.

Mark Hinton is the Manager for Longwall Hydraulics, a hydraulic engineering company specialising in design and manufacture of longwall pump and tank stations, based in Mackay. Mark has worked in the mining industry for the past 40 years beginning with working in a mineral sand's mine in WA. For the last thirty years he has worked in sales and management with manufacturing and engineering companies in Perth and Brisbane, supplying equipment into the exploration drilling and the hard rock mining industries.

In the episode you’ll hear Dr. Michael Neal and Mark Hinton discuss: Why Mark believes that people don’t run the business; systems do. How to go from chaos to sustainability in your private practice (and have fun again). Mark’s biggest advice to keep patients coming back. LINKS: For full show notes and links, visit: https://buildmyteam.com/podcast-ep13

This month, Dee chats with a 30-year opticianry and management veteran, a retailer, business owner, educator and coach, Mark Hinton. In addition to managing the optical in a private practice he co-owns with his OD partner, Mark runs the training and coaching consultancy eYeFacilitate.  To start, Mark goes deep into his own optical experience and history (2:00), as well as his philosophy on running an eyecare business. At 3:40, he shows the proof is in the pudding and confirms he practices what he preaches at his own business to highly successful ends. He talks about the #1 challenge independent practioners are facing in their dispensaries at 4:00 and the optician as salesperson challenge. Dee and Mark then riff on the customer perception of the high cost of glasses … when lenses tend to be the pricier item (6:00) and ways to communicate that to the patient, including high definition screen analogies. Which leads them to the importance of the doctor in the dialogue (7:30) and how to get them to prescribe better in the exam room.  Mark is a huge proponent in how words matter and at 9:00 he explains how changes in wording can remove patient objections by changing the idea of selling to them to fulfilling a prescription. Around 11:00, they discuss the importance of the doctor elevating the expertise of the optician to complete the exam process. At 13:00, he goes into the words you should ban from your business, the ones NO team member should utter to a patient, and sadly they are used all too often and stop people from purchasing. Shortly after, he talks about the biggest marketing opportunity most eyecare businesses miss. It’s an idea listeners can immediately take and run with. At 17:00, Mark provide the exact script ECPs should be using to increase their retinal image capture rate to over 90%.  At 21:00, Dee asks Mark what are the top three areas that business owners should focus on to immediately improve their performance. Mark hits on the importance of focus groups for your business, how to pull one off and who to include (23:30). To wrap up, Mark talks about what his columns for INVISION will cover throughout the year … and yes, he will go into more details on some of the ideas shared in the podcast. “These columns are gonna be really to make people think differently. To get people to think beyond the status quo,” he promises. “And getting people a little out of their comfort zone.” 

Mark Hinton works at the University of Arkansas as an Athletic Trainer for the Men's/Women's Track & Field teams. He shares his journey of how he got to where he is today and how/why he chose his career path. He teaches us about the things he learned that school did not teach him. We also touch on different topics like burn out in the work environment and the importance of soft skills. He loves his job/career and has a lot of insight which applies to not just those in Athletic Training but other career paths as well. I would love to hear your thoughts/feedback on this episode so please let me know what you thought, you can reach me on twitter @elikassab, DM me in IG, or email me elikassab@gmail.com. Also, if you have any questions for Mark about what he does please feel free to contact him via email at mahinton@uark.com. We are both more than happy to help in any way that we can! 

Mark Hinton is one of the best in country (if not more) when it comes to treating track and field athletes. Mark has worked with some of the highest level athletes not only in the country but on the world stage. Mark is the guy that when I needed an idea to try out to help an athlete I would look to him to see what he was doing. In this episode we talk how Mark’s treatment philosophy has evolved over the years as he’s learned more about how the body operates. Mark discusses how he has evolved out of a ‘traditional’ model and now his entire evaluation process has changed and it’s come back to be effective on the highest levels. Mark continues to shed insight on treatment and rehabilitation philosophies. If you are involved in track and field you don’t want to miss this one. www.athletictrainingchat.com www.cliniallypressed.com SUBSCRIBE:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCc3WyCs2lmnKK6shrL5A4hw?sub_confirmation=1 #ATchat #ATC #atimpact #at4all #boc #bocatc #athletictraining #athletictrainingchat #health #medicine #medical #medicalprofessional #professional #LAT #ATSarehealthcare #trackandfield #running #stride #performance #softtissue #dryneedling #functional #functionalanatomy #physiology #movement #biomechanics

Welcome to the first Hocus Pocus podcast of 2k16 , your Hosts Nicky Lar , BrendanP and Mark Hinton. bringing you some of the finest house music from all over the globe . You can find a full track listing and more about Hocus Pocus events on our Facebook page just follow the link below www.facebook.com/hocuspocushouse

American Ninja | American Ninja II: The Confrontation – Hello everyone! We here at Motion Picture Meltdown hope you’re enjoying a great Ninja November! We continue this week by going over a couple of 80’s ninja movies that the 80’s action movie genre wouldn’t be complete without. Our old co-host Mark Hinton and United Cypher co-founder … Continue reading "MPM: Ep. 148 – American Ninjanitor"

Trick R Treat | Trick Or Treat – Happy Halloween from Motion Picture Meltdown and welcome to our special edition Halloween episode! We invited our old co-host Mark Hinton back to go over a couple Halloween themed movies! In celebration of All Hallow’s Eve, we roast through the 1986 terrible horror film (sort-of)starring Gene Simmons and … Continue reading "MPM: Ep. 145 – Samhain’s Vengeance Tokens."

As the 2008 election campaigns heat up, Geek Talk co-hosts Benson Hendrix and Mark Hinton and guest Sari Krosinsky discuss the impact of technology on politics.

Geek Talk co-hosts Benson Hendrix and Mark Hinton talk about how to use technology to work away from the office.