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We on a bit of hiatus for January as we prepare for our three year podcast anniversary and our 2021 podcast line up. We’re reformatting the show for the new year and can't wait to share more on that soon! In the meantime, we’re releasing the last of our interviews recorded in 2020. We also want to point you to our blog space, where we've been posting a lot more written author interviews as well as some reprinted short fiction. For the moment, we are open to fiction reprint submissions, and in particular, we want to raise stories back from the dead. We want stories that were originally published in now-defunct venues. Currently we aren’t able to pay authors but we want that to change. Therefore, we are hosting a Patreon challenge! When we hit 30 patrons, we pledge pay $25 per reprint. We want to keep increasing what we pay so we foresee another Patreon challenge in our future. Baby steps! With that said, we've been making some changes to our podcast tiers. We offer cool rewards at every tier, including early, ad-free episodes; bonus written, audio, and video content from special guest authors (this month we’ve got a special video from author Gwendolyn Kiste!); and the Patrons-Only podcast LOTF After Dark. Head on over to patreon.com/ladiesofthefright for all the gory details! One final bit of housekeeping: We are hosting a live three year anniversary special event on Sunday, January 31, at 10:30pm Eastern. We'll be joined by special guest co-host Kathryn E. McGee, horror author and host of the Skeleton Hour webinar series and The Thing in the Labyrinth Horror Bookclub. We'll reflect on the past three years, share our vision for the podcast's future, answer questions, and party. New logo reveal + surprise pop in guests + giveaways! Come celebrate three years with us. Live event on Zoom - register today. Show Notes We are thrilled to bring you this conversation with author, editor, teacher, and overall horror advocate Richard Thomas. Richard spent twenty years in advertising before coming back to writing. Since then he’s been an author, editor, teacher, and publisher. He’s the award-winning author of three novels, three short story collections, two novellas, and over 150 short stories. In addition to teaching at Storyville, he’s also taught at the University of Iowa, LitReactor.com, and Story Studio Chicago. We really loved this conversation with Richard. If you have any new year’s resolutions to dedicate more time to writing, we can’t think of any better way to commit than to sign up for a class with Richard over at Storyville! There are still spots in his Contemporary Dark Fiction classes. He even has one set for summer, May-Aug on London/UK/GMT time which he’s never done before. It’s 50% sold so check it out if you’re into it. And he also has one running in September. Head on over to storyvilleonline.com for more info! Find Richard: Twitter | Website | Storyville
Here's the second of my three annual mixes focusing more on the harder, darker, techier trance sound. Free download. Enjoy! X 1 Another Sucker Down (Original Mix) / Talamasca 2 Commando (Extended Mix) / Jody 6 3 Don't Give Up feat. Bryan Adams (Giuseppe Ottaviani Extended Remix) / Chicane, Bryan Adams 4 Sharon (Final Master) / Karney 5 Faustino (Original Mix) / Key4050 6 The Trip (Extended Mix) / Paul Denton 7 Total Eclipse (Extended Mix) / Mark Sherry 8 Greece 2000 (Thick As Thieves Extended Remix) / Three Drives On A Vinyl 9 Stop Crying (Original Mix) / Darzack 10 Boombox (Extended Mix) / Everlight, Project 8 11 Say My Name (Paul Denton Remix) / Audrey Gallagher, Flynn & Denton 12 Constant Fire (Jordan Suckley Extended Remix) / Melissa Loretta, Somna 13 Monkey Mia (David Forbes Extended Remix) / Solarstone, Future Disciple 14 Perseverance (Extended Mix) / Richard Durand 15 Sheena (Original Mix) / Heatbeat 16 Bipolar (Extended Mix) / David Nimmo 17 Timewarp (Original Mix) / David Forbes 18 Wipeout (Extended Mix) / Simon Patterson, Sam Jones 19 Gazump (Extended Mix) / Rated R 88mins / 140bpm
Interview with Alexandros Teneketzis on the original article "Exploring the emerging digital scene in art history and museum practice". Published in vol. 27, issue 45, May/Aug. 2020 of Esboços: histories in global contexts.
K is back! Intro w/ K from Big Egg Joshi Podcast. Talk Western Women's wrestling 2020 (0-18) TJPW Princess Cup 7 D1-3 (18-36) Ocean War (36-1:41) AEW w/ mom Aug 5-12, 2020 (36-1:30) DDT King of DDT D1-3 (1:30-1:41) Joshi War (1:41-2:47) Ice Ribbon 1057 Yokohama Final (1:41-2:13) Stardom remaining 7/23 Osaka, 7/24 Nagoya, and Aug 8/9 5 Star GP (2:13-2:47) Puroresu War (2:47-3:17) Dragon Gate Wakayama Memorial Gate (2:47-3:08) NJPW Nagata v Suzuki II, Strong Ep 1 (3:08-3:17) Retro Wrestling: (3:17-4:34) AJW Classics Eps 26 May-Aug, 1988 (3:17-3:28) NJPW through the 90s Fall 1992 (3:28-3:57) WCW Nitro Dec 14, 1998 (3:57-4:34) Wrestler rankings to close out Website: https://redleafretrocast.blogspot.com https://linktr.ee/RedLeafRetrocast Twitter: @BowlingJD Big Egg Joshi Podcast: https://anchor.fm/K-Master-of-None
K is back! Intro w/ K from Big Egg Joshi Podcast. Talk Western Women's wrestling 2020 (0-18) TJPW Princess Cup 7 D1-3 (18-36) Ocean War (36-1:41) AEW w/ mom Aug 5-12, 2020 (36-1:30) DDT King of DDT D1-3 (1:30-1:41) Joshi War (1:41-2:47) Ice Ribbon 1057 Yokohama Final (1:41-2:13) Stardom remaining 7/23 Osaka, 7/24 Nagoya, and Aug 8/9 5 Star GP (2:13-2:47) Puroresu War (2:47-3:17) Dragon Gate Wakayama Memorial Gate (2:47-3:08) NJPW Nagata v Suzuki II, Strong Ep 1 (3:08-3:17) Retro Wrestling: (3:17-4:34) AJW Classics Eps 26 May-Aug, 1988 (3:17-3:28) NJPW through the 90s Fall 1992 (3:28-3:57) WCW Nitro Dec 14, 1998 (3:57-4:34) Wrestler rankings to close out Website: https://redleafretrocast.blogspot.com https://linktr.ee/RedLeafRetrocast Twitter: @BowlingJD Big Egg Joshi Podcast: https://anchor.fm/K-Master-of-None
Interview with Valerie Schafer on the original article "Global technologies, glocal approach: a false paradox" published in vol 27, no 45, May/Aug. 2020 of Esboços: histories in global contexts.
An update on the PtHA accepting characteristic Appaloosas, as well as, finishing off the minutes from the BOD Committee meetings. Summary of Committee Meeting Minutes from May - Aug 2019 Show/Trail Committee April 8, 2019 https://www.appaloosa.com/association/pdf/2019_04_08_ShowCommittee.pdf SC Motion 01/04/19: eliminate $25,000 from National Show pay outs and have staff look at traditional cuts to National Show Budget. SC Motion 02-04-19: seek concept approval from the Board of Directors to develop details for ApHC Super Regional Shows to be held in 2020. SC Motion 03-04-19: to require Specialty Association to pay $50.00 minimum per entry at World Show beginning in 2019. *Tabled during BOD meeting on April 9th so that Committee could reach out to Specialty Associations SC Motion 04-04-19: moves to not change the tie breaker judge rule. Show/Trail Committee May 8th, 2019 https://www.appaloosa.com/association/pdf/2019_05_08_ShowCommittee.pdf Old Business o National Show Drug Testing policy o SC Motion 05-01-19– Ray moved to change the current procedure for drug testing to require that all class winners and some daily random samples be collected during the National and World shows for drug testing. Seconded by Ken. Motion passed unanimously. National budget o Costs savings are being considered as all expenses are reviewed and contracts signed. o World Show Specialty association classes o SC Motion 05-02-19 – Starting at 2019 World Show, all specialty associations must pay $35/entry to ApHC. Made by Billy, seconded by Ken. Motion passed unanimously. Non pro 35 and over trail o SC Motion 05-03-19 – Ken moved to add Non-Pro 35 & Over Trail to the 2019 World Show schedule as long as class sponsorship can be obtained. Seconded by Kristen. Motion passed unanimously. SSA yearling in hand trail and longeline o SC Motion 05-04-19 – Ken moved that these classes NOT be added to the 2019 World Show schedule. They will be added to the 2020 schedule when the breeding fees and nomination structure is in place to support them. Seconded by Ray. Motion passed unanimously. Non-Pro walk/trot games classes to add to WS schedule o SC Motion 05-04-19 – Ken moved that the show committee table any action on this item until additional information can be obtained on possible participation and until class sponsorship can be obtained. Seconded by Leslie. Motion passed unanimously. Specialty Association classes at WS o SC Motion 06-04-19 – Ken moved that the specialty associations must work out details with the show committee concerning additional classes requested for the World Show to include an understanding that additional costs incurred by ApHC to conduct classes must be paid for by the specialty association. Until details are finalized and agreed upon, these classes (if approved) should only be open to Appaloosa entries. Seconded by Leslie. Motion passed unanimously. World show budget o Committee asked for additional information on trail equipment fee re
Interview with Otávio Luiz Vieira Pinto on the original article "Connecting Worlds, Connecting Narratives: Global History, Periodisation and the Year 751 CE" published in vol 26, no 42, May/Aug. 2019 of Esboços: histories in global contexts.
Hear how a wishlist created 19 years ago led to a family of 4 travelling in Europe for 4 months (May-Aug 2017). Row, Kelly, and their pre-teen sons Jonathan and Adam rented a house in Orbey, France, which was a home base while they also travelled weekly using the Eurail 3 month pass. For shownotes and more, hop on over to www.libbyj.ca Row, her husband Kelly and their two kids: Jonathan (12) Adam (11) travelled May - Aug 2017 and saw 15 countries, 38 cities. Travelled with the Eurail pass for 3 months. After 90 days, they had to leave the Schengen region, so split one month between Montenegro and the UK. Unexpected surprise: Kotor, Montenegro was beautiful, great for families. There was also a waterpark in Budva that was a huge hit since it was scorching hot : 40 - 45 degrees with humidity! Loved the first class train from Prague: “It’s the best meal we ever had!” Most adventurous experience was canyoning in Fier, France. The hiking in St Wolfgang, Austria was so beautiful they called it “God’s Country.”
A sermon series from Peter Lammé on friendship at Reach Church's Fair Hill Campus. (May-Aug 2017)
A sermon series from Peter Lamme on friendship at Reach Church's Fair Hill Campus. (May-Aug 2017)
A sermon series from Peter Lammé on friendship at Reach Church's Fair Hill Campus. (May-Aug 2017) *This sermon was recorded VERY quiet
A sermon series from Peter Lammé on friendship at Reach Church's Fair Hill Campus. (May-Aug 2017)
A sermon series from Peter Lammé on friendship at Reach Church's Fair Hill Campus. (May-Aug 2017)
A sermon series from Peter Lammé on friendship at Reach Church's Fair Hill Campus. (May-Aug 2017)
A sermon series from Peter Lammé on friendship at Reach Church's Fair Hill Campus. (May-Aug 2017)
A sermon series from Peter Lammé on friendship at Reach Church's Fair Hill Campus. (May-Aug 2017) *This audio was recorded very quiet
A sermon series from Peter Lammé on friendship at Reach Church's Fair Hill Campus. (May-Aug 2017)
A sermon series from Peter Lammé on friendship at Reach Church's Fair Hill Campus. (May-Aug 2017)
A sermon series from Peter Lammé on friendship at Reach Church's Fair Hill Campus. (May-Aug 2017)
A sermon series from Peter Lammé on friendship at Reach Church's Fair Hill Campus. (May-Aug 2017)
A sermon series from Peter Lammé on friendship at Reach Church's Fair Hill Campus. (May-Aug 2017) *Please note this sermon starts at 0:32
Today at noon EST, Laurie Huston from News for the Heart is talking with Nancy Arruda from UniversalSky.com. We chatted about what was Up in the Universal Skies from May-Aug 2015. We discussed some of the difficulties of Mercury Retrograde beginning this month, and how Saturn, Jupiter, Venus and Uranus will be impacting us this quarter. Our next show will be in Aug for the quarter of Sept-Dec. Join us for this fascinating discussion! We're Getting to the Heart of what Matters!
Today at noon EST, Laurie Huston from News for the Heart is talking with Nancy Arruda from UniversalSky.com. We chatted about what was Up in the Universal Skies from May-Aug 2015. We discussed some of the difficulties of Mercury Retrograde beginning this month, and how Saturn, Jupiter, Venus and Uranus will be impacting us this quarter. Our next show will be in Aug for the quarter of Sept-Dec. Join us for this fascinating discussion! We're Getting to the Heart of what Matters!
Today at noon EST, Laurie Huston from News for the Heart is talking with Nancy Arruda from UniversalSky.com. We chatted about what was Up in the Universal Skies from May-Aug 2015. We discussed some of the difficulties of Mercury Retrograde beginning this month, and how Saturn, Jupiter, Venus and Uranus will be impacting us this quarter. Our next show will be in Aug for the quarter of Sept-Dec. Join us for this fascinating discussion! We're Getting to the Heart of what Matters!
Ladies and gentlemen welcome to episode 23 of the UK’s only Freedom of Information podcast. I’m Ibrahim Hasan and I’m here to discuss the decisions of the Information Commissioner and the First Tier Tribunal (Information Rights) in the four months from May to August 2010. In this episode we will be discussing decisions involving: • Vexatious requests • Costs of compliance • Information in Publication Schemes • Requests made through What Do They Know .com • Draft reports and the section 22 exemption • Disclosure of Surveillance Commissioner reports • The section 36 exemption • The latest thinking on the personal data exemption • AND disclosure of PFI Financial models
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