Podcast appearances and mentions of marty williams

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On today's AOA, Jesse Allen talks about the latest equipment sales numbers from June and the first half of 2023 with Curt Blades from the Association of Equipment Manufacturers in Segment One. In Segment Two, David Widmar from Agricultural Economic Insights joins the show to discuss trends in the ag economy, the markets and more. Then in Segment Three, we look at new research that shows declining production for canned and frozen varieties of sweet corn with study author Marty Williams from USDA-ARS and University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. Then finally in Segment Four, Kristi Van Ahn-Kjeseth with Van Ahn & Company joins us to discuss the volatility in the grain markets this week.

Jim McDermott, Dekalb Asgrow Technical Agronomist in Northwest IA, talks about rainfall, tar spot, and more in his area of the state. David Geiger provides a report on frozen and canned sweet corn production, and he is joined by Marty Williams with the Agricultural Research Services. Al Kluis with Kluis Commodities talks about the rallies in grain and soybean markets.

Our Summer Newsletter is all about supporting culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) nurses, midwives and students. We've partnered with the New South Wales Nurse & Midwives Association (NSWNMA) to offer you two podcasts with six passionate nurses committed to empowering CALD nurses and midwives. This is the second of two episodes, Episode 37. In this episode we speak to four members of the NSWNMA CALD reference group. Julie, Merilyn, Bukwa and Marty share their lived experiences and the importance of addressing racism in the nursing and midwifery professions. Our guests candidly discuss the harmful effects of racism, the benefits of being part of the CALD reference group and their motivations for putting discrimination under a spotlight. It is a privilege to hear from passionate nurses who use their voices to highlight the issues, challenges and the pernicious impact of discrimination and racism. We thank our guests for sharing their insights and identifying opportunities to address racism in the workplace. As Marty says on the podcast: “Let's use our voices so that our future (CALD members) don't have to use theirs.” You can also check out Episode 36: Addressing the Cultural Safety Gap with Catherine and Helen, where we discuss the findings of an NSWNMA survey on the wellbeing of CALD nurses and midwives and how the CALD reference group was formed in response. If you need to chat about any of the issues raised in this podcast, we're here 24/7 on 1800 667 877, or you can email us: https://www.nmsupport.org.au/support.

Marty is a Government Affairs Manager with the American Public Works Association. We cover what it's like to be a lobbyist, his professional development process and how he constructs his day to serve the public better. Marty is APWA's Government Affairs team lead on Emergency Management issues, which includes cybersecurity and homeland security matters impacting public works and doing all he can to have public works professionals more broadly recognized as ‘First Responders'. Give it a listen and make sure you thank your local public works professionals.

Guests: Michelle Woodhouse, Darren Bailey, Marty Williams, Amanda Chase, Doug Mastriano, Doug Collins, Harriet Hogman + your calls at 1-888-480-JOHN (5646) @jfradioshow #GodzillaOfTruth #TruckingTheTruth #OracleOfDeplorables 

How I Stay on Task Episode #385 with Dr. Marty Williams Do you want to be more efficient, more productive, and a lot less stressed out? Then you need systems and checklists for your practice! And to help you build your ideal system, Kirk Behrendt brings in Dr. Marty Williams to share his checklist that gives him predictability and peace of mind. A checklist is one of the easiest ways to get things done! To learn the best practices for staying on task, listen to Episode 385 of The Best Practices Show! Main Takeaways: Checklists will give you high levels of predictability. Distractions are inevitable. But checklists will keep you on task. By using checklists, you can ensure that nothing gets left undone. Having checklists and systems will improve workflow.   Review your system and checklists often for improvements. Quotes: “[Staying on task] is extremely important because there are certain things that we do and want to have done with each procedure, and with each system that we have, or the patient that we see. I want to follow certain steps so that I assess, diagnose, and treatment plan all the different areas of their mouths and make sure that I get all the documentation in at the end of the week.” (4:29—4:59) “I practice the Pankey/Dawson philosophy where we get [patients] in, I do a separate new patient exam. I spend at least a good hour with them. And then, all the data that we gather, at the end of the week, my team will give me a purple folder that will have all the information in there, and it'll have a copy of the checklist in there. So, I sit down, and I'll go through that step by step. I'll start by looking at all the notes that were taken that day. I have it right here, and it's listed down here, the sequence of steps, and looking at the X-rays, looking at their periodontal information, looking at the information about the tooth, the aesthetics, the smile, function. And then, I take a set of clinical photographs for each new patient. I want to make sure I edit those and read those and put them into the Dentrix system. So, we take all their information. I put it right into their Dentrix chart.” (5:05—6:03) “Sometimes, when I'm going through this, there are distractions. I come in on a Friday and typically go through all my new patients from the week. And sometimes, there are emails; I would get distracted and look at it. Or my phone will go off and I'll look at that, or UPS comes and rings the doorbell, and I come and let them in, or I have my therapy dog here, he wants to go out to the bathroom, or I just want to take a power nap and then come back, and I've got everything here when I get done with all these distractions. And I think I have all my i's dotted and t's crossed. I go through the checklist at the very end, and I literally check everything off to make sure that I checked all the areas of that case that I wanted to, and I made a nice diagnosis and a thorough treatment plan for each patient.” (6:06—6:56) “You'd think that I'd have it down and I wouldn't need the checklist. You'd think, every time, my memory would have that checklist right in my head. But I'm amazed at the times I go through and it's like, ‘Oh my gosh! I didn't do that part,' and I go back and open the chart back up, and I redo that step and check it off the checklist, and I know that I've got it done. And so, nothing gets left undone.” (8:35—9:02) “[Checklists] are the strategic things that I do when I need to get things done. There are so many other piles of things and emails that can be done, but I want to make sure I get the important stuff done. And then the rest of it, it'll be there when I get back on Monday.” (9:49—10:05) “[My current system] has been pretty standard and set for a number of years. But all of our systems and things we do in our team meetings, we try and periodically bring those back and review them to see if there are any changes we want to make. And as we learn new information, we...

The John Fredericks Radio Show: Alfredo Ortiz, Marty Williams, Derrick Anderson, Rob Wittman, Bryce Reeves, Rich McCormick, Corey Lewandowski + your calls at 1-888-480-JOHN (5646) @jfradioshow #GodzillaOfTruth #TruckingTheTruth #OracleOfDeplorables 

Dealing with Mobile Home Permits   Photo:  Underpass at Linebaugh was flooded, so I had to go the long way to work on my bike.   Yesterday, while walking around the sanctuary with my mother she told me that the little old bitty who lives near my lot on Valimar had thrown a fit that we were putting a used DCA mobile home on the lot rather than building a new house that would increase her property value.  She threatened to burn it down if we proceeded and later in the day somehow managed to get code enforcement to come out for the second time, and halt our progress with no reason given.   The permit expert, Laura, had been told by the county that they didn't have to answer any of her questions about why our permit had been revoked.  My mother asked if I wanted to give in and build a new house there or fight it…Not too hard to guess which way that conversation went.   So today I wrote Marty Williams, of AAA Manufactured Housing:   Dear Marty,  I'd like to go with Laura to let Jim know that I own  properties in Pasco County and as a developer of vacant lots I add hundreds of thousands of dollars of value to their tax rolls?   And as founder of Big Cat Rescue we have 78,000 supporters in Florida who aren't going to be happy if we are being treated unfairly?   And as a litigant have recently been awarded a 1.2 million dollar judgement against a defendant who thought he would try to play unfairly with me?   What is the exact time, address and suite number for Jim?   9 minutes later Marty wrote:   Carole as of  8:15 this morning,  Laura with GTS installers & permitting told me county has released the permit for Valimar  so we start again  I think county had their meeting and knew they had no right to stop work on this permit just because  someone did not like that you were putting a  pre-owned home there, I will email you the permit

It may be harder to control weeds in the future. ILLINOIS Extension Weed Scientist Aaron Hager has been exploring the potential problems with colleague Marty Williams.

Voices Week 1 // Marty Williams // 2 Timothy 3

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Had a ton of fun hanging out & getting to know Marty Williams - Retired Special Agent FBI on the Podcast... Marty and his wife Kelly have a daughter and son-in law and on March 1 became a Grandparents. (She is an embryo adoption child). Embryo was frozen for four years and adopted and placed in Tate, our daughter. Now we have Sawyer Raye… ) Grew up in Sikeston, Missouri. Small town in Southeast Missouri. Agricultural town also known as being one of the most northern places to grow Cotton in the United States.  Father owned a residential construction business and mother was an accountant. One brother, who is a school administrator. Anderson University, Anderson, Indiana. Played football (punter – they are part of the team). Obtained degrees in Economics and Criminal Justice. After college went to work for a bank. Father raised quarter horses. Family roped. Cousin’s rodeo’d. Thought I was a bulldogger for a few years. Started team roping after one of my cousins moved back to Missouri from Texas. Mostly jackpots, US Roping’s.  Became interested in the FBI after Timothy McVeigh blew up the federal building in Oklahoma City. April 19, 1995.  After entering the FBI and completing training at Quantico, Virginia I served in Indianapolis IN, Springfield IL and St. Louis MO Divisions. Served overseas assignments in Iraq, Pakistan, Romania and Israel. Prior to 9-11 – served as a criminal agent investigating, drugs and violent crimes. Post 9-11 – served as a National Security Agent investigating International and Domestic Terrorism matters.  After 9-11 went to New York as part of the evidence recovery efforts. Largest Crime Scene in the history of the FBI. Other significant cases:  1.     Serial Murder case – Robert Eugene Brashers 2.     Violent Felons – Chadrick Fulks and Brandon Basham (broke out of jail and went on a 17 day violent crime spree. Murdered 2 ladies, Alice Donovan, Conway, South Carolina and Marshall University student, Samantha Burns. 3.     Violent Child Predator – William C. Davis. Captured after being profiled on the Oprah Winfrey Show. Oprah awarded the tipsters $100,000 for turning Davis in. Tipsters ended up suing each other over the money. Resources: https://www.facebook.com/kelly.b.williams.79 Show Sponsors: @moderncowboypodcast @moderncowboyperformance www.moderncowboy.global https://nrsworld.com/collections/modern-cowboy (Modern Cowboy) @nrsworld Show Music: “Cowboy” By: Kolt Barber https://www.koltbarber.com/ (https://www.koltbarber.com/) “The Ropin Pen” By: Trent Willmon https://trentwillmon.com/ (https://trentwillmon.com/) MC Podcast Production & Editing: Tyler Hillenbrand @tyhbrand

Join guest host Audrey Harmon of Oklahoma Agriculture in the Classroom to learn more about wheat production and education in the Sooner State! In this episode, you’ll hear from Marty Williams, a 5th generation farmer who produces wheat on his Oklahoma farm. You’ll also hear from Tammy Will, a middle and high school science teacher, who incorporates wheat into her science curriculum. Through these interviews, we hope you’ll learn about the science of wheat production and how well the application of that science fits in the classroom. Listen in to learn more! Show Credits: Hosted by Audrey Harmon Sound editing by Audrey Harmon and Chrissy Rhodes. Thank you to our guests; Marty Williams and Tammy Will For other episodes, visit @oitfpod Follow us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/outstandingintheirfieldpodcast/ Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/outstandingpodcast/ Visit our website: www.agclassroom.org/outstandingpodcast

Dan and Marty talked about Fitness Education, training, and how lifestyle affects inspiration and motivation in making the goals achievable. Marty also shared about having the right knowledge and discipline to pull off the best transformation to empower the clients in optimising a full and healthy lived life.About Marty WilliamsMarty is co-founder and a Consultant at Shredded Health and Performance.His knowledge and passion are backed with some impressive credentials both academically and personally, that saw him noted by the late Charles Poliquin as one of Australia’s best trainers.Marty started weight training at the age of 10 and has played most sports at a high level which has enabled him to apply this experience along with his education to get some extremely good results with his clients over the years in all walks of life.Marty now enjoys passing this knowledge onto his team of extremely good coaches and the members of Shredded.Email: marty@shredded.com.auWebsite: Shredded Health and Performance

Marty Williams has worked in the field of healthcare for the last 8 years. He is also a mental health advocate. In this episode Marty shares his views on the state of behavioral healthcare as well as talking about his own struggles. For more information: www.stigmatizedpodcast.com Our Team... Production & Music: Gwynne Sound - gwynnesound.com Artwork: Neltner Small Batch - www.neltnersmallbatch.com Photography: Jon Willis – www.jonbob.com and Lindsey Steinhauser - www.facebook.com/lindsey.hamelsteinhauser Find us on Social Media... Facebook: www.facebook.com/StigmatizedPodcast Twitter: www.twitter.com/the_rev_trev Instagram: @stigmatizedpod Pinterest: www.pinterest.com/StigmatizedP National Suicide Prevention Lifeline 1-800-273-8255 We can all help prevent suicide. The Lifeline provides 24/7, free and confidential support for people in distress, prevention and crisis resources for you or your loved ones, and best practices for professionals.

This week on Open Sources Guelph, we get a break from non-stop COVID-19 coverage so that we might talk about other tragedies. We're going to dedicate some time on this week's show to talk about the ongoing tragic state of affairs on the East Coast, and then we will talk about the ongoing - could be - tragic state of affairs in the U.S. with some fairly silly protests. We'll have all that to talk about, plus an interview with the Downtown's chief advocate too! This Thursday, April 23, at 5 pm, Scotty Hertz and Adam A. Donaldson will discuss: We Are Nova Scotia. In an act of unspeakable violence, a madman ran a bloody rampage across the province last weekend killing two dozen people before taking his own life. There are so many questions resulting from this violence, and not the least of which is the motive for the massacre. On top of that, people are now wondering why the authorities in Nova Scotia didn't let the public know why an active shooter situation was ongoing, and what the Canadian government is going to do in the form of further gun control. Question, Period. The COVID-19 reaction is going in some strange new directions. In Canada, the House of Commons spent the day on Monday debating the limited re-opening of Parliament with a mix of in-person and virtual sittings. Meanwhile, in the United States, small groups of agitators being driven into a frenzy by right-wing media are pushing for stay-at-home measures to be lifted even as the number of cases keep growing, and worse still, some governors are listening. Are we entering the crazy phase of the pandemic? Recovery Talk. We've spent over a month in quarantine, and, as mentioned above, some people are eager to get back to work, and back to business as usual. Most people are more rightly concerned about the health crisis, but small business owners are also understandably worried about their immediate financial futures. We'll talk to somebody this week that knows a little something about the business scene in the Royal City, Downtown Guelph Business Association executive director Marty Williams. Open Sources is live on CFRU 93.3 fm and cfru.ca at 5 pm on Thursday.

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Marty Williams shares his experience with family-owned shrimp farming and the importance of location and environment to providing a high quality product. Working on saving the mangroves, maintaining water quality, and helping out in the local communities – Sahlman Seafoods has a product they are proud of.

Pastor Marty continues The Life of Jesus series.

Marty Williams joined Sahlman Seafoods in 1996 and has served the company in various capacities. Mr. Williams is currently President of Sahlman Seafoods, Inc. and is responsible for overseeing day-to-day activities of the company, which has operations in Tampa, Florida as well as Nicaragua, C.A.

Marty Williams / Provident CPA & Business Advisors Marty Williams is a Business Advisor with Provident CPA & Business Advisors in Tulsa Oklahoma, where he works with business owners to help them achieve financial freedom. Provident is an advisory firm that specializes in holistic business planning for family owned businesses, from minimizing taxes to growing […]

In my interview with Mark Solomon and Amy Gaukel they gave be a bunch of suggestions of folks to interview. Among their suggestions was Marty Williams. I've known about Marty for a while now and so was super excited about the chance to sit down with him over a beer or two.

“We saw the hierarchical constraints of the society our parents created, and we wanted to do it differently. So we created this flattened, non-hierarchical approach to almost everything we did.” In the 1960s and 1970s, California-based print collective Peoples Press produced numerous books and pamphlets on international political struggles. In this episode of Audio Interference, Lani Hanna talks with collective members Jane Norling and Marty Williams about the influence of Cuba, organizing volunteer labor, and becoming a self-taught printer. Music: “Conscience” by Ketsa and “De Cuba” by Songo 21, both courtesy of the Free Music Archive. Produced by Interference Archive.

"We saw the hierarchical constraints of the society our parents created, and we wanted to do it differently.  So we created this flattened, non-hierarchical approach to almost everything we did."   In the 1960s and 1970s, California-based print collective Peoples Press produced numerous books and pamphlets on international political struggles.  In this episode of Audio Interference, Lani Hanna talks with collective members Jane Norling and Marty Williams about the influence of Cuba, organizing volunteer labor, and becoming a self-taught printer.   Music: "Conscience" by Ketsa and "De Cuba" by Songo 21, both courtesy of the Free Music Archive.   Produced by Interference Archive.  

The fifth installment of DJCG's exclusive Jazztronica! mix for ProperlyChilled.com, his favorite downtempo music destination. Premium chilled out Jazztronica! selections in a relaxed state of mind. Enjoy! 1. Miles Bonny - Miles Gets Open (MPM) 2. DJ Vadim - Milwaukee (BBE) 3. Ocote Soul Sounds & Adrian Quesada - Hacia Un Mañana Mejor (Eighteenth Street Lounge) 4. DJ Drez & Marty Williams feat. Nikko - Don't Explain (Sound Ambassador Music) 5. Q-Tip - You (Motown) 6. Gagle - Runpaaasss! (Jazzy Sport) 7. Natural Self - Feet Keep Moving (Tru Thoughts) 8. Menahan Street Band - Make the Road by Walking (Daptone Records) 9. Boogie Waters - Waters Gets No Enemy (North Star Groovement) 10. Josh One - Endless (Myutopia Records) 11. Low Budget Soul - You Are The One (Blackbeard Mix) (Futuristica Music) 12. Take - Circles & Squares (Mr. Supreme Remix) (Buttermilk Records) 13. The Apple Juice Kid - SnapMusic (Apple Juice Kid) 14. Sharon Jones - How Do I Have To Wait For You? (Ticklah Remix) (Daptone Records) 15. Jeremy Sole's Musaics - Guero Salsero (Afro Funke') 16. Up, Bustle & Out - Coca Conga (Ninja Tune) 17. The Jackson 5 - Great To Be Here (Kenny Dope Remix) (Soul Source) 18. Natural Self & Alice Russell - I Don't Need This Trouble (High Note Records)  Visit Properly Chilled: http://ProperlyChilled.com Visit Peddlin' Jazztronica!: http://DjChickenGeorge.podomatic.com Search "Peddlin' Jazztronica" in iTunes to subscribe Visit Planet Jazztronica!: http://DjChickenGeorge.com Follow the Jazztronica! Vibes: http://twitter.com/DjChickenGeorge