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Municipalities to share resources The Putnam Legislature on Tuesday (June 3) approved the county's participation in a blanket agreement calling for its six towns and three villages to share road equipment and personnel. The agreement covers road maintenance, repair and construction, and weather emergencies such as snowstorms and flooding. Participants agree to share vehicles and other equipment and allow access to their highway facilities. According to a draft of the proposal, the goals are efficiency and cost savings. Thomas Feighery, the county public works commissioner, told the Legislature's Physical Services Committee last month that the pact is the first intermunicipal agreement of its kind in the state. "We're pretty excited about it," he said. Richard Othmer Jr., the highway superintendent for Kent, pitched the proposal to the Cold Spring Village Board in April. He said it will eliminate the "ridiculous amount of paperwork" needed for separate agreements with each municipality. "I consider it like NATO," said Othmer, who cited the cooperation between Kent and East Fishkill during major flooding in July 2023. "Let's create one document that we all sign, and we're all for one and one for all." Philipstown has yet to sign the agreement. Kathleen Foley, Cold Spring's mayor, said on Wednesday (June 4) that the village attorney is reviewing the proposed contract but the board supports "signing in principle and, in fact, is happy about this move to share services. It just makes sense." While Nelsonville does not have a highway department and contracts for road maintenance and services like snow and ice removal, its board approved the agreement last month. "The spirit is amazing, and the effort put in to do this is great," said Mayor Chris Winward. Secret purchase Legislators on Tuesday approved a request from the Sheriff's Office to use $531,563 in seized assets to fund an unspecified equipment purchase for its emergency response team. When the Protective Services Committee took up the request last month, Sheriff Kevin McConville asked its members to discuss the purchase in a closed-door session "due to the sensitive nature of the procurement." Before calling for the executive session, committee Chair Paul Jonke said he had an "offline conversation" with McConville and decided that "discussion of the nature of this procurement would imperil the safety of our officers." On Tuesday, Jonke said the equipment "would make our law enforcement personnel safer when they come upon a scene where there's a crisis" but did not offer specifics. Under state Open Meetings Law, legislators can hold closed sessions for matters they determine "will imperil the public safety if disclosed." Election security Legislators approved $56,000 to replace a chain-link gate at the entrance to the Board of Elections' property in Carmel with one that opens and closes automatically. A security assessment of the property, which also hosts a Sheriff's Office facility, flagged the gate as a risk. In addition to being in disrepair, it must be left open during snowstorms for plowing, according to the county. The Board of Elections building was renovated last year with a new roof, landscaping, siding, drainage and Americans with Disabilities Act accessibility and signs. D.A. bonuses A portion of a $266,192 grant from the state Department of Criminal Justice Services awarded in 2024 to implement reforms to evidence sharing with defense attorneys will fund bonuses at the district attorney's office because the D.A. says the reforms increased workloads by nearly 30 percent. The Legislature approved $60,000 in bonuses, with each prosecutor receiving $4,000 to $10,000 and the chief of staff getting $5,000. District Attorney Robert Tendy wrote in his 2024 annual report, released in February, that grant money is also used for personnel retention, on-call stipends, equipment, training and travel expenses. About a third of the DCJS grant was shared with local law enforc...

Kevin McConville was seeking second term Putnam County Sheriff Kevin McConville is ending his campaign for a second term because of health issues, the Sheriff's Office said on Thursday (June 5). A Republican, McConville was elected in 2021, defeating incumbent Sheriff Robert Langley Jr. with 57 percent of the vote. The sheriff, who lives in Philipstown, had filed to run in November on the Republican and Conservative party lines for another 4-year term. He began his career in law enforcement as a Cold Spring police officer and rose to become chief of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority police force. He ran unsuccessfully for Putnam sheriff in 2009 as a Democrat and in 2013 as a Republican. Andres Gil, who chairs the Putnam County Republican Committee, said on Thursday that he learned of the decision the day before and that it left him "heartbroken." In a letter sent to the committee members, he said McConville and his family were the primary concern. "We are grateful for his leadership, his accomplishments and, most importantly, his friendship," Gil wrote. "Anyone who has ever met Sheriff McConville knows that he is truly a remarkable human being who will give you the shirt off his back when in need." In terms of a replacement, the Republican Committee's leaders are "exploring all available options as we are identifying and reviewing the process to substitute a qualified Republican candidate" for the November ballot, said Gil. "It is going to take us a little bit of time to make sure that we are dotting our i's and crossing our t's," he said. McConville is scheduled to receive the Conservative of the Year Award on Thursday (June 12) from the Putnam County Conservative Party, which did not immediately respond to an email about its plans, if any, for a new candidate for its ballot line. There is no Democratic candidate, but Larry Burke, a Cold Spring police officer and formerly the officer-in-charge, is running as an independent on the Serve & Protect party line. A general objection to his nominating petition was filed on May 30 with the Putnam County Board of Elections by Cindy Trimble, a member of the Philipstown Republican Committee. But no specific objections were filed by a June 5 deadline. Burke, 59, has worked in law enforcement for 37 years, including 26 years with the New York City Police Department. He joined the Cold Spring department in 2013 and served as officer-in-charge for seven years, until 2024. Burke has also been a volunteer firefighter with the North Highlands Fire Co. for 12 years.

Plans to challenge Putnam incumbent as independent Larry Burke, a former officer-in-charge for the Cold Spring Police Department, has announced a campaign to challenge incumbent Putnam County Sheriff Kevin McConville in the fall election. Both men live in Philipstown. Burke said he plans to collect signatures for a nominating petition by a May 27 deadline to get on the ballot as an independent. McConville is seeking his second, 4-year term on the Republican and Conservative lines. Burke, 59, has worked in law enforcement for 37 years, including 26 years with the New York City Police Department. He joined the Cold Spring department in 2013 and served as officer-in-charge for seven years. He resigned in 2024 but continues as a part-time officer. Burke has also served as a firefighter with North Highlands Fire Co. for 12 years. He spoke with The Current on Thursday (May 1). His responses have been edited for clarity and brevity. What was your role with NYPD? I was a transit police officer for five years, riding and patrolling the subways in all the boroughs, 8 p.m. to 4 a.m. After that, I did regular patrols in the 40th precinct, South Bronx, for two years. I moved to the community policing unit, where you patrol a five- to 10-block area. You get to know people, the residents, store owners and the bad guys. You learn about cultures; that people from Colombia, Puerto Rico and Dominican Republic are different culturally in how they bring up their family, how they do certain things. It's how I learned community policing. You get into people's lives, understand them, understand their kids, understand where they're from. They might distrust the police because the military may have run the police department [in their native countries]. It was a learning experience for me, a white police officer in a predominantly minority neighborhood. It was good. It was about gaining friendships and mutual respect. There must have been culture shock coming to Cold Spring. The crime was a lot less than what I dealt with before! One school, one neighborhood, stores on Main Street. You get to know people a lot quicker. I was experienced but still had to start on midnights. I found it a little hard to adjust to seeing three deer in the middle of the street but no people at 2 a.m. When I started day shifts, I got out of the patrol car, started walking, got to know the community. Is being an officer-in-charge enough experience to be sheriff? I had to run a small police department. I knew how to be a patrol officer, but I didn't know about budgets. I didn't know about manpower. I didn't know how to deal with the county, the state. I learned a lot in seven years. I went through seven budget processes, learned what we could and couldn't afford, what to fight for, what to let go until the next cycle. I learned about hiring people and letting people go. As my responsibilities increased, it built my confidence. I did the administrative work and I know I can do that with the county. I will reach out and hire a staff with expertise in the civil unit, the corrections unit, captain of patrol, captain of communications and other positions. I want to surround myself with intelligent people who know the police world. I want mutual support and to do the best job I can. Is running as an independent realistic? It is to me. There should be no politics in policing whatsoever, especially with today's atmosphere. Everyone's fighting at the national, state and county level. I'm a police officer and a volunteer firefighter. We don't look to see who's a Democrat and who's a Republican. We serve. I knew it was going to be hard running as an independent, but I'm not going to push one political party or another. And no one should run unopposed. Why should residents vote for you? I've dealt with Sheriff McConville personally. I've been in meetings with him, along with the chiefs of other police departments in the county, and what I've seen is division. It's his way or the highwa...

It's been a whirlwind few months for young Northern Irish defender Ruairi McConville. He made his international debut in November and then his senior club debut for Brighton at Carrow Road against Norwich City before signing for the Canaries on Deadline Day in January.  Our man Connor Southwell caught up with the 19-year-old to discuss life away on duty with his country, settling into life in Norfolk and future targets.  *** With thanks to our podcast sponsor - First Bus. ** Picture: Paul Chesterton/Focus Images Ltd *** You can also hear the Pink Un Podcast on Norwich's Community radio station, Future Radio 107.8FM. *** To get in touch with the podcast now and in future, send any comments and questions into the crew with an email to norfolksport@archant.co.uk or get in touch with us @pinkun on Twitter, where our direct messages are open. And if you're interested in sponsoring the pod, or placing an advert in one of our shows, email connor.southwell@newsquest.co.uk ALSO FIND US AT THE FOLLOWING: Subscribe: pinkun.com/podcast Twitter: twitter.com/pinkun Facebook: fb.me/thepinkun Instagram: instagram.com/the_pinkun Find more details on how you can sign up to Pink Un + here: https://www.pinkun.com/pinkunplus/ #ncfc #norwichcity #podcast #bhafc #brighton

Ever wonder what it was like making one of the biggest true crime documentaries of the last several years? Shannon Evangelista and Tim McConville are showrunners on shows like "The Curious Case of Natalia Grace," and the spinoff series "The Curious Case of..." On this episode, the true crime experts join Daryn Carp for an interview about how the shows came together, what it's like interviewing these subjects, and much more.   What sets these showrunners apart from other true crime experts is Shannon's extensive legal background and real true crime experience, having served as a former Federal Criminal Defense Attorney and a prosecutor in both California and New York. With her deep knowledge of the law, she brings a unique perspective to true crime documentaries, combining legal insight with creative storytelling.  She has been closely following these cases for years and has spent over four years working on her current series, providing a layered view of the stories from both a legal and creative standpoint. Get 10% off your order at BareBearSoapWorks.com using code SHAKEN at checkout! SUBSCRIBE TO SHAKEN AND DISTURBED ON YOUTUBE! Watch and listen to this and every other episode several days early on Patreon! Patreon members can join us during our live recordings, comment on the case, participate in polls and get shout outs! Join for as little as $5 a month right here! Want Shaken and Disturbed merch? T-shirts, pillows, hoodies, phone cases, stickers and more are now available here: Shaken and Disturbed MERCH STORE Follow John on Twitter @jthrasher, Instagram @jthrasher and TikTok @johnthrasher Follow Daryn on Twitter @CarpeDaryn and Instagram @CarpeDaryn Join the official Shake and Disturbed Fans Facebook Group here!

In this episode of the Female Athlete Nutrition podcast, host and sports dietitian Lindsey Elizabeth Cortes engages in an insightful discussion with fellow sports dietitian and eating disorder specialist Rebecca McConville. They delve into the complexities of nutrition and the pressures on female athletes regarding body image and health. Becca shares her expertise on Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport (RED-S), its symptoms, and how it affects athletes. They also discuss the importance of a multidisciplinary approach to treatment and how providers can better assist their clients. Becca further explains her certification program aimed at educating and empowering other providers in the field. The episode is filled with valuable insights and practical advice for athletes, coaches, and health professionals alike.01:19 Meet Rebecca McConville: Expert in RED-S02:38 Understanding RED-S: Personal Experiences04:18 The Impact of Underfueling on Athletes06:45 Exploring RED-S in Depth13:05 Unseen Contributors to RED-S18:45 Addressing RED-S and Eating Disorders19:12 Debating the Existence of RED-S29:49 The Role of Physical Therapists in Nutrition30:45 Mental Health and Nutrition Connection31:15 Challenges in the Medical Model32:01 Athletes and Nutritional Misconceptions33:10 Knowledge vs. Application in Nutrition36:56 Social Media's Impact on Athletes41:49 Training and Educating Providers47:24 Fun and Personal Insights50:16 Conclusion and ResourcesResources and Links Mentioned:Does Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport (REDs) Syndrome Exist?https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s40279-024-02108-yRebecca McConville's website: https://beccamcconville.com/For more information about the show head to:www.FemaleAthleteNutritionPodcast.comor email:info@femaleathletenutritionpodcast.comTo work with Lindsey on improving your nutrition head to:www.RiseUpNutritionRUN.comor email:Lindsey.RiseUpNutrition@gmail.com

David McConville is a transdisciplinary artist and researcher who explores how technology shapes our perspectives of Earth—from local places to our cosmic context. Our conversation examines how worldviews influence infrastructure, using Los Angeles as a case study. We explore the paradigm of "living infrastructure," discussing how David's studio Spherical collaborates with communities and organizations to develop mapping and co-design tools. Even if you're not in LA, this episode offers valuable insights into how communities can work together to create resilient infrastructure systems that honor their unique cultural needs and local environments.Links:Spherical StudioSpherical LabsLiving Infrastructure Field Kit David McConville : When Utopia is OblivionBio:David McConville is co-founder and lead cosmographer of Spherical, a strategic design and integrative research studio based in xučyun / Oakland, CA. His PhD in Art and Media from Plymouth University examined how cosmological perspectives shape cultural imaginaries and ecological practices.Look out for meditations, poems, readings, and other snippets of inspiration in between episodes.Music: Electric Ethnicity by Igor Dvorkin, Duncan Pittock & Ellie Kidd Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Rebecca McConville is a board certified sports specialist and IAEDP approved eating disorder supervisor. She is an internationally recognized expert on REDs (relative energy deficiency) authoring the book Finding Your Sweet Spot - how to avoid REDs. The updated version will be released in 2025. She also created the first of its kind REDs informed provider certification program for clinicians. IN this fascinating discussion excellent for athletes, coaches, parents, and other sport team staff members, Rebecca discusses with host Elizabeth Emery about what happens in the body when underfueled, what recovery takes, and how to look for physical, nutritional, and psychological reasons for underfueling. Get involved and support the show directly at https://bit.ly/supportWsports Find all episodes http://www.hearhersports.com/ Sign up for Hear Her Sports newsletter at https://bit.ly/HHSnewsletter Find Hear Her Sports on all social @hearhersports Find Rebecca McConville at https://beccamcconville.com/ Find Rebecca McConville on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/rebeccaeddietitian/ Find the REDs Informed Provider Directory at https://beccamcconville.com/certified-reds-informed-provider-directory/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This episode was first published in November 2024. Veteran republican Marian Price initiated legal action against streaming giant Disney+ after the release of TV drama Say Nothing, based on a book of the same name by Patrick Radden Keefe, which her lawyers say depicted her as being involved in the murder of Belfast woman Jean McConville.Lawyers for Price, who was jailed for her part in the IRA's London bombing campaign of 1973, said the allegation was “not based on a single iota of evidence”.In this episode we replay an interview with Patrick Radden Keefe, recorded when Say Nothing was published in 2018.Radden Keefe explains how he reached his conclusion that Marian Price was centrally involved in McConville's killing, along with her sister Dolours Price.The Disney dramatisation of Say Nothing has brought the stories of the Price sisters and Jean McConville to a new global audience."Such allegations published on an international scale are not only unjustified, but they are odious insofar as they seek to cause our client immeasurable harm in exchange for greater streaming success. Our client has now been forced to initiate legal proceedings to hold Disney to account for their actions", Prices lawyers said.Presented by Bernice Harrison. Produced by John Casey. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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In this episode of The Anxiety Society Podcast, Dr. Elizabeth McIngvale and Cali Werner share their personal journeys with anxiety and how it has shaped their professional paths. The duo dive into the roots of anxiety, societal impacts, and transformative strategies to regain control over our lives. This raw, unfiltered conversation aims to empower listeners to challenge their perceptions of anxiety and take steps toward freedom and self-discovery. Key Points: [0:00] - Welcome to The Anxiety Society Podcast Dr. McConville and Carly Werner talk about the podcast, sharing their mission to explore anxiety in all its facets and offer fresh perspectives on overcoming it. [0:06] - The Anxiety Epidemic A discussion on how anxiety became such a defining part of modern society and how it continues to grow. [0:33] - Real, Raw, and Unfiltered The hosts outline their vision for a podcast that pushes boundaries, embraces discomfort, and sparks meaningful change in how we view anxiety. [5:15] - The Personal Side of Anxiety Both hosts share their personal journeys with anxiety, offering relatable and heartfelt stories to connect with listeners. [10:45] - Anxiety's Role in Society An exploration of how societal pressures, social media, and cultural norms contribute to heightened anxiety levels. [15:30] - Redefining the Conversation The importance of shifting the narrative around anxiety from shame and stigma to one of empowerment and understanding. [19:50] - Practical Tools for Managing Anxiety Actionable tips and strategies to help listeners reduce anxiety in their everyday lives. [22:10] - The Power of Community How building a supportive network can create a safe space for open dialogue and shared healing. [25:45] - Breaking the Cycle A deep dive into how individuals and society as a whole can stop perpetuating anxiety and start creating change. [29:57] - Stay Connected Resources and ways to engage with The Anxiety Society Podcast community are shared, including their website and Instagram. Quotable Moments: [10:45] “Anxiety thrives in silence. The more we talk about it, the less power it has over us.” - Cali Werner [19:50] “Managing anxiety isn't about eliminating it; it's about learning to live with it and thrive despite it.” - Dr. Elizabeth McIngvale [25:45] “Breaking the cycle of anxiety begins with challenging the stories we tell ourselves.” - Cali Werner Links Mentioned:- The Anxiety Society Podcast Website: https://www.anxietysocietypodcast.com - Instagram: @theanxietysocietypod: https://www.instagram.com/theanxietysocietypod Follow us at anxietysocietypodcast.com for continued insights, resources, and support. Subscribe to the podcast, leave a review, and follow them on social media to stay connected and part of this journey to redefine the conversation around anxiety. Mentioned in this episode:World Class Treatment For A Worldwide NeedThe OCD Institute of Texas provides compassionate individualized treatment for anxiety, OCD and related disorders with a diverse team of dedicated specialists.

Veteran republican Marian Price has initiated legal action against streaming giant Disney+ over the TV series Say Nothing, based on a book of the same name by Patrick Radden Keefe, which her lawyers say depicted her as being involved in the murder of Belfast woman Jean McConville.Lawyers for Price, who was jailed for her part in the IRA's London bombing campaign of 1973, said the allegation was “not based on a single iota of evidence”.On today's podcast we replay an interview with Patrick Radden Keefe, recorded when Say Nothing was published in 2018.Radden Keefe explains how he reached his conclusion that Marian Price was centrally involved in McConville's killing, along with her sister Dolours Price. The Disney dramatisation of Say Nothing has brought the stories of the Price sisters and Jean McConville to a new global audience. "Such allegations published on an international scale are not only unjustified, but they are odious insofar as they seek to cause our client immeasurable harm in exchange for greater streaming success. Our client has now been forced to initiate legal proceedings to hold Disney to account for their actions", Prices lawyers said. Presented by Bernice Harrison. Produced by John Casey. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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St Mary GAA Club Athenry is hosting an Addiction Evening on the 27th of November at 8pm in the Raheen Woods Hotel.  The guest speaker is All-Ireland winner with Armagh Oisín McConville who is an addiction councillor. Ollie Freaney of St Mary's spoke to John Mulligan on Sunday Sport about the evening. 

In the late 1900s, Protestants and Catholics were in conflict over who should rule Northern Ireland, the British or the Irish. The time was dubbed "The Troubles." Journalist Patrick Radden Keefe's Say Nothing tells the story of this conflict through the disappearance of a woman, Jean McConville. His nonfiction book has now been adapted into an FX show by the same name. In today's episode, we revisit a 2019 conversation between Keefe and NPR's Mary Louise Kelly about the conflict, McConville, and how The Troubles left a wound on Ireland's history that remains open today.To listen to Book of the Day sponsor-free and support NPR's book coverage, sign up for Book of the Day+ at plus.npr.org/bookofthedayLearn more about sponsor message choices: podcastchoices.com/adchoicesNPR Privacy Policy

For years, Asheville, North Carolina, has been billed as a “climate haven,” a place safe from the touch of climate change-exacerbated disasters. But last month, Hurricane Helene called that label into question. Some of the worst damage of the storm occurred inland, in Western North Carolina.Data visualization designer David McConville lived in Asheville for about 20 years, before moving to California.“Watching people idealize Asheville was a little bit crazy-making,” McConville says. “There were very clear patterns of the combination of the topography and hydrology, weather patterns, and development patterns that were creating these dangers,” he says, referring to the extreme flooding and damage brought on by Hurricane Helene.Resilience and adaptation for communities hit hard by storms is a huge area of conversation for cities. And for places hit hard consecutively, like Florida's coast after Hurricanes Helene and Milton, that need is even more pressing. Joining Ira to talk about this is Dr. Jesse Keenan, associate professor of sustainable real estate and urban planning at Tulane University in New Orleans, Louisiana; and Dr. Jola Ajibade, associate professor of environmental and climate justice at Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia.Transcripts for each segment will be available after the show airs on sciencefriday.com. Subscribe to this podcast. Plus, to stay updated on all things science, sign up for Science Friday's newsletters.

No one, says Putnam County sheriff Rank is not everything, even when it pays nearly $134,000. Putnam County Sheriff Kevin McConville has asked the Legislature to reclassify a lieutenant's position to first sergeant because an officer "voluntarily demoted himself" to deputy to make more money. Despite the title and $133,888 salary, the lieutenant position is unattractive to officers because it doesn't include overtime, McConville told the Legislature's Personnel Committee before its members voted on Sept. 5 to send his request to the full body. Deputies, sergeants and first sergeants earn overtime, which can substantially boost their pay, said McConville. According to SeeThroughNY, a public database of municipal salaries, 30 Putnam deputies earned more than a lieutenant in 2023, led by Matthew Kraisky ($195,309), Christopher Tompkins ($170,383) and Peter Vigilio ($168,727). A lieutenant also is not eligible for compensatory time and is not represented by the union. McConville said he asked three officers who had passed a civil service exam for lieutenant, along with eligible sergeants, if they wanted the promotion. "In short, their answer was no," he said. In March, the Legislature approved a five-year agreement with the Police Benevolent Association, which represents deputies, investigators and sergeants. PBA members received a 3.5 percent raise, retroactive to 2023, under the first year of the agreement, which expires in 2027. Salaries increased by 2.75 percent this year and will rise by the same amount in 2025. The final two years of the agreement include 3 percent raises. With the 2023 and 2024 raises, the existing first sergeant's salary rose to $135,186 from $127,119. If the full Legislature approves the reclassification when it meets Oct. 1, the additional first sergeant will be assigned to the patrol division and earn $127,119. Increasing the salary for the lieutenant position "creates a problem" for higher ranks, McConville said, and raises would likely be needed for the undersheriff ($149,651) and the five captains ($141,624). Legislator Ginny Nacerino, who represents Patterson and is a member of the Personnel Committee, said that the problem is not limited to the Sheriff's Department. County employees represented by other unions have declined promotions because their pay with overtime exceeds management salaries, she said.

Want to get in touch? Send Claire a message!In Episode 99 of the Eat for Endurance Podcast, I'm doing a deeper dive into low energy availability and Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport, aka REDs, with sports dietitian, eating disorder specialist, and REDs expert, Rebecca McConville, MS RD LD CSSD CEDRD. Rebecca wrote the book “Finding Your Sweet Spot - How to Avoid REDs,” and offers a REDs informed provider certification program, which I took and loved earlier this year. I was eager to get her on the podcast because she does an amazing job of translating the science into digestible information that everyone can relate to and understand.Even if you're familiar with low energy availability and REDs, you will want to listen to this episode. Rebecca uses a variety of helpful analogies to explain the often complex ways that the body responds to chronic underfueling over time. Also, we dig into many different health and performance consequences of REDs, including some that may not be on your radar. For example, did you know that high cholesterol can result from chronic underfueling and may be a sign that your body is in survival mode?If you think REDs doesn't apply to you because you don't play sports, think again. REDs applies to anyone who is active, and is very common among recreational athletes.There's SO MUCH more to this topic that we didn't have time to cover, so I'll just have to get Rebecca back on the show when she is done with her next book to continue our awesome conversation. I've said this about many interviews, but this was honestly one of my favorite episodes. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did! Support the showThanks for listening! Follow me on Instagram and Facebook (@eatforendurance).

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Must 'obligate' pandemic money by Dec. 31 With a Dec. 31 deadline to "obligate" funding from the American Rescue Plan Act, a $1.9 trillion pandemic-relief bill enacted by President Joe Biden in 2021, Putnam and Dutchess counties are joining other municipalities in a mad scramble to avoid losing some of the millions they've received. Putnam received $19 million and Dutchess $57 million from the $350 billion appropriated for state and local governments. In addition to being obligated - meaning "contracts, sub-awards and similar transactions that require payment," according to the federal government - ARPA money must be spent by Dec. 31, 2026. On Aug. 12, the Dutchess Legislature approved a resolution to reallocate to the 2024 budget $10.7 million in unspent ARPA funds that had been designated for parks, a Poughkeepsie youth center, sheriff's vehicles and other projects that will instead be paid for using reserves. Those funds, along with $9.3 million originally destined to replace reserves used for Dutchess' Housing Trust Fund and $5.7 million that had yet to be allocated, will instead be used by Dutchess Community College and for the county's share of a preschool special education program. In recent months, Putnam legislators have voted on a flurry of requests to reallocate ARPA funding, including $370,000 Philipstown had planned to use to buy water for the Garrison Landing Water District. Water purchases were deemed ineligible, so the money will instead be used on a public works project in the town. On Monday, the Putnam Legislature's Rules and Audit committees approved redirecting to the county clerk's office $31,000 from $300,000 in ARPA money for highway infrastructure studies. Michael Bartolotti, the county clerk, said he will use the funding to purchase laptops, printers, barcode scanners and other equipment from the state Department of Motor Vehicles so that staff from the DMV office in Brewster can hold regular mobile office hours in Philipstown and other parts of the county. Being able to process DMV transactions at sites outside of Brewster has been "definitely a vision and has become a priority of mine," said Bartolotti. He named the Friendship Center in Cold Spring, the William Koehler Memorial Senior Center in Mahopac, town offices and nursing homes as potential locations. "It's a really good opportunity for our DMV to extend its footprint throughout the community and get to citizens instead of always having citizens come over to us," he said. Less certain is the fate of Sheriff Kevin McConville's request to reallocate half of the $2 million in ARPA money the Legislature approved in 2022 for infrastructure projects to improve school security. In a letter to County Executive Kevin Byrne, McConville said the security projects will not meet ARPA's deadlines "because of delayed responses from vendors and manufacturers." The Rules Committee voted Monday to table a resolution shifting $1 million of the funding to construct a new building at Camp Herrlich, which a nonprofit operates on county-owned property in Patterson. The ARPA funding would be used to replace a rundown building with a dining room and kitchen that caters to Camp Herrlich's summer program and before- and after-school programs for students in the Carmel school district. Legislator Ginny Nacerino, who represents Patterson, said that although she has supported Camp Herrlich, she was "taken aback" when the request appeared on the Rules Committee's agenda and "was never brought into the fold and knew nothing about what was being considered." Nacerino, before asking to table a vote on the request, said she had "many questions" about the project, including how it relates to school safety, a dearth of details and whether the money will be spent before the federal government's deadline. "I would think a sitting legislator who represents the Town of Patterson would have some knowledge about this before it hit the agenda," she said.

All Ireland winner and Gambling Awareness Trust spokesperson Oisín McConville joined us this week. Growing up in Crossmaglen during The Troubles meant Oisín was used to bombs and army presence – His only escape was football and he threw himself into the sport with great success at both county and club level.When he was just 14 Oisín placed his first bet for 50p. By 17, he was being warned by his local bookie that he would develop a problem if he didn't stop betting. Oisín didn't take the advice and gambled for years more, borrowing, stealing and scamming to pay his way, until he realised he needed help after losing a £20,000 loan for a new business in one bet. A new show “The 3:30 at Cheltenham” which explores the issues of gambling addiction opens on the 16th of September in the Civic Theatre Tallaght before going on a national tour of all gambling addiction treatment centres in Ireland throughout October. Tickets are available here: https://www.civictheatre.ie/whats-on/the-330-at-cheltenham/

Welcome back Fin Family! In this episode, we share our live show segment with YouTube NFL film aficiando Ryder McConville! He joins the crew to breakdown some film on the 1st preseason game between the Atlanta Falcons and YOUR Miami Dolphins! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Armagh will face Galway in the Orchard County's first All-Ireland final since 2003. Armagh only ever won once, back in 2002. Galway's last Sam Maguire was just the year before, in 2001. The excitement is building and the scramble for tickets is intense as pre-match analysis begins. Niamh Campbell is joined by Oisín McConville, Jessica Rice and Lee Costello. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tommy Rooney spoke with Armagh footballer Lauren McConville as she was announced as the PwC Ladies Footballer of the Month.

Welcome to season 2 episode 16 of The Fuel Run Recover podcast! In this week's episode I'm talking all things RED-S (relative energy deficiency in sport) with fellow Dietitian and eating disorder specialist Rebecca McConville! Get to know Rebecca... Rebecca McConville MS RD LD CSSD CEDRD-C is a sports dietitian and eating disorder specialist based in Lee's Summit. Becca has a passion to take complex concepts like REDS and make them relatable. She has a  REDs informed provider certification program and REDucate CEU membership. As well as the author of Finding Your Sweet Spot- how to avoid REDs & At LAST ( Life after Sport transition). Looking for the resources mentioned in today's episode? Find the Fueling and Strength Training Guides for Runners ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Here!⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Learn more about the Fuel for Runners Online Course ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Here!⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ And, get the details on my online signature program, The Fuel Train Recover Club ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Here!⁠⁠

Player agent Tom McConville joins the Gettable crew this week. McConville, from Mac's Sports, provides an update on Geelong premiership defender Jack Henry's contract talks and also goes into the latest on where North Melbourne free agent Cam Zurhaar sees his future. He also provides an update on Essendon's young forward Harrison Jones following his impressive start to the year, looks at his mid-season draft hopefuls, and gives us an insight into Brisbane Academy prospect Sam Marshall. Gettable co-hosts Cal Twomey and Riley Beveridge also look at the changes that could be brought in as part of the AFL's competitive balance review, while providing updates on talks involving a Bombers duo and a Giants star.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week we welcome author and clinical psychologist Dr. Mark McConville to The Hamilton Review Podcast! Dr. McConville discusses his must read book for parents entitled "Failure To Launch." McConville investigates the root causes of this problem: Why are modern kids “failing to launch” in ever-increasing numbers? The key, McConville has found, is that they are struggling with three critical skills that are necessary to make the transition from childhood to adulthood–finding a sense of purpose, developing administrative responsibility, and cultivating interdependence. In Failure to Launch, McConville breaks these down into achievable, accessible goals and offers a practical guide for the whole family, to help parents instill those skills in their young adults–and to get their kids into the real world, ready to start their lives. Enjoy this valuable conversation! Mark McConville Ph.D. is a Clinical Psychologist in private practice in Beachwood, Ohio, specializing in adult, adolescent, emerging adult, and family psychology. Dr. McConville is a senior faculty member at the Gestalt Institute of Cleveland and has lectured and taught widely on the subjects of child development, parenting, and counseling methodology. His book Adolescence: Psychotherapy and the Emergent Self (Jossey-Bass, 1995) was awarded the 1995 Nevis Prize for Outstanding Contribution to Gestalt Therapy theory. He is the author of the Counseling Feedback Report, an innovative and widely used adolescent assessment tool, and is co-editor of The Heart of Development: Gestalt Approaches to Childhood and Adolescence, vols. I & II,(The Analytic Press, 2001). His latest book titled ‘Failure to Launch' which investigates the root causes of why modern kids are struggling to transition from childhood to adulthood was released in January 2020. In addition to his private clinical practice, Dr. McConville serves as Consulting Psychologist to Hathaway Brown School and University School, both in the Cleveland area. How to contact Dr. Mark McConville: Dr. Mark McConville website How to contact Dr. Bob: Dr. Bob on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChztMVtPCLJkiXvv7H5tpDQ Dr. Bob on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drroberthamilton/ Dr. Bob on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bob.hamilton.1656 Dr. Bob's Seven Secrets Of The Newborn website: https://7secretsofthenewborn.com/ Dr. Bob's website: https://roberthamiltonmd.com/ Pacific Ocean Pediatrics: http://www.pacificoceanpediatrics.com/

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In this special series podcast episode spotlighting Ambassadors for the Nomad Futurist Foundation, host Nabeel Mahmood warmly introduces Lindsay McConville, a Senior Consulting Engineer based in Amsterdam at Northshore. McConville's expertise spans energy efficiency projects, asset validation, and data analytics across various client portfolios. Passionate about fostering connections and addressing sustainability challenges within the digital infrastructure sector, she thrives on interdisciplinary collaboration and data-driven insights.McConville stumbled into the data center industry by chance, yet her enthusiasm to engage young minds in this field is palpable. Honored with the 2022 Emerging Talent Award by Infrastructure Masons, Lindsay's dedication to the industry is evident. Beyond her professional endeavors, Lindsay actively engages in community-driven initiatives, including empowering girls in STEM education in The Gambia and supporting local youth programs like the Boys & Girls Club of America.For the past three years, McConville has returned to her high school engineering class to share her experiences in the data center industry, witnessing the evolving reactions of students firsthand:“I most recently did that a couple of weeks ago for the class, and it was a really great conversation with them. I was quite surprised by how much they knew about the data center industry before I even presented. So that was quite impressive to me.”McConville highlights the main topic that has been getting her excited to continue work in the data center space:“Looking at the differences I'm seeing between the U.S. and Europe is sort of one thing I've been thinking about a lot recently. And when I was working in the U.S., the data center industry was really driven by the hyperscalers. It's really driven by the larger companies, what they're doing. Whereas over in Europe, I'm seeing so much revolving around compliance and regulation."When asked what advice for her younger self, McConville emphasizes:“Stay motivated. Stay curious. Continue to ask really good questions. I think we don't do that enough. I think questions are really valuable.”This episode showcases Lindsay McConville's journey into the data center industry and displays her passion for getting other young professionals into the space. Her story serves as an inspiration for those navigating their career paths in telecommunications. Connect with Lindsay McConville on LinkedIn to stay updated about her ongoing journey.

Hello Fin Fans! In an effort to give you some insight on the prospects entering the NFL Draft, we start our offseason coverage with Ryder McConville. He joined us during our LIVE show 01/30/24 and shared his early favorites in the draft process with us. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Mac's Sports Promotions Tom McConville joined 'Trade Deadline' - Trade Deadline - Day 13 (18/10/23)  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tom joined Sam to discuss the Brandon Zerk-Thatcher and Xavier Duursma trade! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Player agents Brett Deledio and Tom McConville joined Riley Beveridge and Cal Twomey on Gettable. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

1 in every 30 adults has a gambling problem. That is the rather stark finding in a new ESRI report which has been released today. Oisin McConville Counsellor and Former Armagh Footballer joined Anton Savage to discuss his own experience with gambling addiction...

Rebecca McConville is a Certified Sports Dietitian and Eating Disorder Specialist. As a leader in the performance nutrition field, she believes in optimizing performance through focusing on an athlete's physical and mental health and building resilience. She is uniquely equipped in teaching athlete's of all ages/levels the keys to keeping athlete's resilient all year long. She helps athletes navigate their experiences, understand their body's wisdom, and strengthen their relationship with food, weight, body image, and performance.  In this episode, we discuss the overlaps and differences between RED-S, Eating Disorders, and Disordered Eating, how parents can help their teenage athlete develop a healthy relationship with food, intuitive eating vs. performance nutrition, and how to navigate hard conversations around eating. 

A jammed packed episode with in studio guest Brendan McConville "Gimli" and interviews with John Schwarte of Wayne State College, Tyler Gast of Iowa Selects, and Marc Blong of Intracity 7s. We talk about a bunch of other rugby stuff too. Check it out!

Dr. Cameron McConville shares a story of a retired 70 year-old mechanic with spinal stenosis who improves with Cox Technic flexion/distraction decompression therapy. DR CAMERON MCCONVILLE Cameron has extensive experience in the chiropractic field having graduated from the RMIT Bachelor course in 1993. Through ongoing professional education and training Cameron has expanded his expertise and knowledge in the management of complex spinal disorders.  Advances in spinal treatments led Cameron to the USA where he has undertaken further studies in the theory and application of spinal decompression/distraction therapy (Cox Technic).  Cameron is pleased to be one of just a handful of certified Cox practitioners in Australia.  Certified Cox practitioners are regarded for their evidence-based approach to the management of spinal disorders.  Cameron has special interest in the management of 'sciatica', chronic low back, neck pain and headaches. Cameron also has a strong interest in promoting his profession through research. In 2019 he joined the Board of the Chiropractic Australia Research Foundation (CARF), and in 2023 published his first research paper in the Canadian Journal of Chiropractic, drawing attention to the little known spinal condition known as spinal gout. Understanding the importance of a holistic approach to back pain management Cameron has spent the past 20 years in Warragul developing strong relationships with local medical practitioners, physiotherapists and massage therapists ensuring clients achieve their health care goals. Resources: warragulchiropracticcentre.com.au Find a Back Doctor The Cox 8 Table by Haven Medical  

Jonathan Higgins talks to Oisín McConville & Tony McEntee about Sligo overcame Wicklow in the Division 4 League Final. AIB GAA #TheToughest

Former Armagh goalkeeper Paul Hearty joined Ger Gilroy to look ahead to the meeting of his ex-Crossmaglen teammates Oisin McConville and Tony Entee on the sideline in the Division Four Football League final.

Charlie is joined by Josh McConville to talk everything about the Gold Coast Suns.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today's episode of the Ultrasound Powered Clinician, Ohad speaks with Dr. Raymond McConville, Medical Director and Preventive Care Physician at TELUS Health Care Centres. They discuss Dr. McConville's journey to Canada and to preventive medicine, the tools he uses for in-office screening and early diagnosis, and why handheld ultrasound will replace the stethoscope.  Topics discussed: Dr. McConville's journey from running a family practice in the south of England, to working in rural British Columbia, to eventually moving to Vancouver to focus on preventative care. Why healthcare needs to turn more towards preventative care in order to preempt more serious problems, and why ultrasound imaging is a key tool to help look for early signs of disease. Why handheld ultrasound provides more information and faster diagnosis than a stethoscope, and why it should be introduced and integrated from the first day of medical school. How ultrasound can provide faster and better quality care at the bedside, and give answers immediately that could take weeks with off-site imaging. How those unfamiliar with ultrasound can overcome hurdles to adoption, and why learning ultrasound — like with a stethoscope — requires guidance and practice. Why healthcare needs to evolve its tools to the 21st century, and how ultrasound adoption will increase because of evangelists and physicians who champion the technology. Resources Mention:  TELUS Health: www.telus.com

Class 1: Attributes of God. Speaker is John McConville at the 1982 Silver Star Bible School.

Class 2: Remembrance. Speaker is John McConville at the 1982 Silver Star Bible School.

Class 3: Destruction and Deliverance. Speaker is John McConville at the 1982 Silver Star Bible School.

This is the  most requested topic by our listeners!We talk to Dr. Mark McConville,a Clinical Psychologist and author of the book - “Failure to Launch,” Why Your Twentysomething Hasn't Grown Up….What to Do About It. Dr. McConville is an expert in adolescent psychology and his groundbreaking book comes at a time when 2.2 million young adults in America are struggling to find their way in the world.We talk about the root cause of the problem, why modern young adults are failing to launch in record numbers and the three critical skills necessary to make the transition from childhood to adulthood. He mentions the old adage of "benign neglect" and we found this article about this and the author says: "I think children are just like hearty houseplants — they should be watered liberally and you should ensure they get ample sunshine. But otherwise, just let them be."Do we love too much?Thanks so much to Connie Gorant Fisher, our audio engineer.Support us  P L E A S E!Buy us a coffee:  LINK HERE (only 5 BUCKS and it means alot!)Buy a mug:  LINK HEREFollow up on our social media platforms:Facebook   Instagram   TwitterAnd remember sometimes you may have to BITE YOUR TONGUE! The information provided by Bite Your Tongue The Podcast (“we,” “us,” or “our”) or biteyourtonguepodcast.com (the “Site” and our mobile application is for general informational purposes only. All information on the SITE or on the Podcast is for general informational purposes only. All information on the SITE and PODCAST is provided in good faith, however we make no representation or warranty of any kind, expressed, or implied regarding the accuracy, adequacy, validity, reliability, availability or completeness of any information the SITE or the PODCAST. UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCE SHALL WE HAVE ANY LIABILITY TO YOU FOR ANY LOSS OR DAMAGE OF ANY KIND INCURRED AS A RESULT OF THE USE OF THE INFORMATION PROVIDED BY GUESTS ON OUR PODCAST. YOUR USE OF THE SITE AND PODCAST AND YOUR RELIANCE ON ANY INFORMATION FROM THE SITE OUR PODCAST IS SOLEY AT YOUR OWN RISK. The site and podcast do not contain any medical/health information or advice. The medical/health information is for general information and educational purposes only and is not suitable for professional device. Accordingly, before taking any actions based upon such information, we encourage you to consult with the appropriate professionals. We do not provide any kind of medical/health advice. THE USE OF OR RELIANCE OF ANY INFORMATION CONTAINED ON THE SITE OR PODCAST IS SOLEY AT YOUR OWN RISK.

Do you eat when you're hungry? Or when you can - between urgent tasks? Or when you're supposed to eat? This week, ReBecca McConville, author of "Finding Your Sweet Spot" talks to Monica and Annette about "RED-S" - Relative Energy Efficiency, and how fancy diets, weight control, and commercialism can prevent you from listening to both your body, and your brain, to provide what you need.  Tell us about your experiences with diets, weight loss programs, and family issues with nutrition and health on our Facebook Page        

Wildfowl's own larger-than-life Jim “Big Jim” McConville gets a turn to tell his story about the long road to waterfowling from a rich Ohio upbringing. A much-loved character in the industry, Big Jim is descended from market gunners, had to balance hunting with an elite football career, has built his own lethal giant goose decoys, and as our national sales manager, has some wild yarns about heading out over a mile on Great Lakes ice to kill ducks with his dad. He also provides some advice for beginners to follow their passion and always comes from a place of utter truths.

Joanne McConville survived one of the most scary situations most of us can think of: she went skydiving and her parachute didn't open. She talks about the experience of leaving her own body and making the decision to live or die as she was falling, her recovery, including the nurse-as-patient experience, and how her life is still affected by the fall. She leaves us with some wonderful messages that we all should listen to no matter what age we are. You can find out more about Joanne and her amazing story by going to her website at the link below. She also has written a book that details her experiences. WEBSITE Book link: https://www.amazon.com/My-Piece-Sky-Choosing-Recovering/dp/1838382062 ******************************************** Kim Benoy is a recently retired RN, wife and mother who has found a passion for inspiring other women using essential oils, blog, and podcast called Midlife with Courage. She is following her journey to be a light and lead others who are feeling stuck and even bored doing what is expected. She helps women over 40 find their courage, confidence and calm so they can live every moment! Website: www.midlifewithcourage.com Instagram: @midlife_with_courage Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Midlifewithcourage LinkedIn profile: linkedin.com/in/kim-benoy-250754111 You can still get your SolPlanner for 2023! Use Kim's affiliate link to order yours today! Click on this LINK to order!

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