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In this episode, we explore the world of options trading with Martin Vestergaard and Michael Cameron from Carmika Partners. The conversation begins with an in-depth analysis of the volatility spike that occurred in early August, as Vestergaard and Cameron share their insights on the market dynamics and the impact on their trading strategies. The discussion then delves into the growing influence of daily options and the challenges of navigating a highly electronic and technical market. Vestergaard and Cameron provide valuable perspectives on the importance of understanding current market conditions and adapting trading approaches accordingly. Listeners will get an inside look into Carmika's quantitative approach to options trading, with a focus on modeling implied volatility and skew across the options curve. We also discuss their industry backgrounds, where volatility trading may be heading next, and more. Whether you're an experienced options trader or looking to expand your knowledge, this episode offers a wealth of practical information and thought-provoking perspectives on the complexities in today's options landscape. SEND IT! Chapters: 00:00-01:38 = Intro 01:39-24:15 = August 24' Vol spike recap 24:16-38:40 = a Quantitative Approach to Options trading 38:41-50:10= Complexities in Options landscape in 2022 50:11-01:05:43= Experience & Expertise – Backgrounds & Approach 01:05:44-01:13:38= Evolving Options 01:13:39-01:28:37= Navigating Volatility & Skew 01:28:38-01:33:31= Lessons Learned Follow along with Carmika Partners on LinkedIn with Martin Vestergaard & Michael Cameron and check out their website at carmikapartners.com for more information! Don't forget to subscribe to The Derivative, follow us on Twitter at @rcmAlts and our host Jeff at @AttainCap2, or LinkedIn , and Facebook, and sign-up for our blog digest. Disclaimer: This podcast is provided for informational purposes only and should not be relied upon as legal, business, or tax advice. All opinions expressed by podcast participants are solely their own opinions and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of RCM Alternatives, their affiliates, or companies featured. Due to industry regulations, participants on this podcast are instructed not to make specific trade recommendations, nor reference past or potential profits. And listeners are reminded that managed futures, commodity trading, and other alternative investments are complex and carry a risk of substantial losses. As such, they are not suitable for all investors. For more information, visit www.rcmalternatives.com/disclaimer
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Michael Cameron Sidawi is a dynamic entrepreneur and visionary leader, renowned for his innovative approach to both education and technology. As the owner and CEO of Cameron Academy, Michael has built a top-rated institution specializing in licensing and certification education, offering comprehensive courses in real estate, mortgage, and insurance. His commitment to student success and passion for education have positioned Cameron Academy as a leading provider in the industry. In addition to his educational endeavors, Michael is a prolific investor and tech founder with multiple successful ventures under his belt. His keen eye for emerging trends and strategic investment acumen have allowed him to identify and develop cutting-edge technologies that are transforming industries. Michael's entrepreneurial spirit is evident in his ability to create and scale tech companies that address real-world challenges, delivering innovative solutions to the market. Michael's influence extends beyond his business ventures. He is deeply involved in philanthropy, particularly in the areas of education and youth empowerment. His dedication to giving back to the community reflects his belief in the transformative power of knowledge and innovation. Recently, Michael's leadership was further recognized through his successful campaign for Mayor of Winter Park, where he continues to serve with a forward-thinking vision. A devoted husband and father of two, Michael values the importance of work-life balance and is deeply committed to both his family and his community. In our podcast, Michael shares how he got into the real estate industry at age 18 and how he learned how to become a salesperson from his first job in real estate and how he has translated his success into owning and operating one of the most successful real estate education companies in the country. Michael also shares with us how real estate agents can leverage AI and tech to help them with their education as well as marketing and niche targeting. You Can Find Michael@: Website: https://cameronacademy.com
In this episode of Derms and Conditions, host James Q. Del Rosso, DO, and guests Michael Cameron, MD, and James Allred, MD, discuss the intersection of GLP-1 agents and dermatology, exploring how these drugs, initially designed for managing type 2 diabetes, are now offering promising benefits for skin conditions associated with obesity. They begin by providing an overview of glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) agents and their mechanisms of action. These drugs, which include terzepitide (marketed as Mounjaro and Zepbound) and semaglutide (available as Ozempic and Wegovy), are GLP-1 receptor agonists that enhance insulin secretion, reduce appetite, and promote weight loss. Dr Allred then shares his personal experience, noting that patients on GLP-1 therapy, prescribed by their primary care physicians, showed remarkable improvements in their hidradenitis suppurativa (HS) symptoms. Observing these benefits, he began prescribing GLP-1 agents himself. Although randomized controlled trials directly linking GLP-1 agents to HS improvement are lacking, clinical observations align with the understanding that obesity-related systemic inflammation impacts dermatologic conditions like HS and psoriasis. The conversation then shifts to discussing weight management with patients. They stress the importance of empathy and understanding, particularly for patients with HS who may find exercise counterproductive due to flare-ups. By explaining that reducing systemic inflammation through weight loss can significantly improve HS symptoms, they find patients more receptive to GLP-1 therapy. Finally, they cover the practical aspects of integrating GLP-1 prescribing into dermatologic practice. Drs Allred and Cameron advise on patient assessment, including checking BMI and potential contraindications like a history of thyroid cancer. They highlight the importance of monitoring basic labs, such as glucose, hemoglobin A1c, and lipid profiles, to track the therapy's impact and support insurance approvals. Tune in to learn how dermatologists can leverage GLP-1 agents to improve patient outcomes by addressing the inflammatory underpinnings of conditions like HS and enhancing overall quality of life.
In this episode, we have Michael Cameron, from Jarra Property, based in Perth, talking about their company in WA. Minh interviews Michael about their business operation, and what they do as a Property Developer 'fund manager'. Michael explains their past funds launched in SDA, across Perth, while also talking about their recently launched fund - JARRA PROPERTY TRUST NO.28. This has received 8M in funds contributed by investors, out of a total 12M max capital raising. The fund is supported by a Head Leave by division of the Catholic church, which has 400 NDIS participants in Perth. Some of these will be allocated into the proposed 16 house which will be built around Perth, within a 15km radius of the CBD.For investors who qualify as 'wholesale investors' this is a great opportunity to participant in a de-risked investment in SDA. Please listen to this episode to hear how JARRA PROPERTY are doing things differently in the property development space of SDA.LEAVE US A GOOGLE REVIEW!--------------------SDA RESEARCH REPORTShttps://ndis.property/reportsSDA MASTERCLASShttps://ndis.property/eventsNDIS PROPERTY AUSTRALIA:"Our team conducts thorough research on Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) and provides appropriate technical advice through premium and strategy-based solutions. We also use complex feasibility calculation spreadsheets to help investors understand the expected annual income of an SDA dwelling, the timeline stages of construction of their property, aswell as revealing the hidden costs. By staying up-to-date with the latest SDA data & pricing payments information, we help clients make better informed decisions and achieve their investment goals."For any podcast related queries or suggestions, please contact our podcast team via podcast@ndis.propertywww.ndispropertyaustralia.com.au
En este episodio platicamos acerca de los nepo babies que no son tan buenos como parecen, desde Chet Hanks, Michael Cameron, Christian Brando, Hopper Penn, Mia Farrow y Westin Cage y más. ¡Ay mis hiiiijos!
As a former top NIO civil servant, Michael Cameron found himself mixing with paramilitary bosses and powerful politicians. He would go on to marry a DUP MLA and even join the party. Eventually forced to quit work over an illness, he became a playwright. His first play sold out the Lyric Theatre before anyone had even seen it. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
For Augustine of Hippo (354-430), Christian teachers who surrender self in loving humility for the sake of their hearers capture a core dimension of the faith that they teach. The same humility that Christ models, that Scripture communicates, and that seekers germinate as they come to be taught, teachers also share in. In this public lecture, renowned Augustine scholar Dr. Michael Cameron explores the pedagogical dynamics of humility in Augustine's great treatise, De catechizandis rudibus (On the Instruction of Beginners), showing it to be the treatise's hidden crux, in two senses: both as a central theme of Christian teaching, and, paradoxically and counterintuitively, as the mainspring of the teaching act. This lecture was co-hosted with the Religion and Philosophy Department at Hillsdale College on October 9, 2023.
Welcome to The What's Next Podcast! In this episode, we have a true real estate expert, Michael Cameron, with over 18 years of experience as a licensed broker in both California and Arizona. Michael's firm, Cameron Real Estate Services has been voted "Top Agent for Service" by San Diego Magazine readers for 12 consecutive years.Michael's expertise has earned him frequent appearances on FOX5's "Lifestyles San Diego" and "American Dream," where he shares insights on the San Diego market and economy.Join us in this engaging conversation with Michael Cameron as he delves into the intricacies of the real estate market, shares his top-notch advice, and provides a glimpse into the world of real estate in San Diego and Scottsdale. Don't miss out on this enlightening episode of The What's Next Podcast!
Ellacor is a new technology called fractional micro-coring and is a non-surgical solution for mid-to-lower face wrinkles and excess skin. Dr. Michael Cameron, a board-certified dermatologist with a private practice on the upper west side of Manhattan and an assistant clinical professor at Mount Sinai Health System, has one of the few devices commercially available in New York City. Ellacor is an option for patient who want to avoid surgery but address jowels or your heavy lower face. He talks with Michelle about this and how it compares to other cosmetic options.It's hard to believe but back-to-school season is already upon us and now is the perfect time to equip your kids with everything they need to take on the new school year. Justine Santaniello, Lifestyle & Parenting Expert, helps alleviate the stress that comes with back-to-school prep and share ways that parents can set their kids up for success at the start of the new school year. Justine will also provide tips on preparing fun lunch and snack ideas, time saving hacks, how to stay organized, and more!Diggerland USA is the only construction theme & water park in the US. Families can drive, ride & operate real machines in a safe, clean and fun gated theme park. During the summer months, guests can splash, soak and slide at The Water Main water park, nestled inside the theme park and included in admission. Children over 36” tall can enjoy most rides in the park with an accompanying adult. Along with over 40+ rides and attractions, the park also offers a full-service arcade, cafes, gift shop with unique merchandise, eating pavilions, cabana rentals and more. The park was started in 2014 by brothers, Ilya and Yan Girlya, who had previously been in the construction industry and wanted to find a way for families to enjoy construction machines and increase awareness in the general field. Michelle talks with Ilya about how unique this park is and what a blast it was for her family!Dr. Mothaffar F. Rimawi is a Professor of Medicine, co-Leader of the Breast Cancer Research Program, and Executive Medical Director of the Dan L Duncan Comprehensive Cancer Center (DLDCCC) at Baylor College of Medicine. Metastatic breast cancer (mBC) is the most serious form of the disease and occurs when the cancer has spread beyond the breast to other parts of the body, such as the brain, bones, or liver.1 mBC has no cure and takes a life in the United States approximately every 12 minutes, creating an urgent need for treatment proven to extend life while maintaining quality of life. Despite remaining gaps, there have been important advancements in treatment for patients with hormone receptor positive, human epidermal growth factor receptor-2 negative (HR+/HER2-) mBC. For example, KISQALI® (ribociclib), a prescription medicine indicated for HR+/HER2- mBC in combination with endocrine therapy (ET), has consistently demonstrated across three phase III clinical trials a significant benefit in overall survival (OS) – the length of time that patients diagnosed with mBC continue to be alive – while preserving or improving quality of life.
In episode 15 of Cutaneous Miscellaneous, our host Nicholas Brownstone, MD, chats with Michael Cameron, MD, Assistant Clinical Professor of Dermatology at Mount Sinai and founder of Cameron Dermatology, a private practice in New York City. The episode begins with board review and practical tips on JAK inhibitors. Dr Cameron discusses the lessons learned from the ORAL Surveillance trial and focuses on safety of JAK inhibitor use in dermatology patients. He discusses how to counsel patients on the potential safety concerns with JAK inhibitors and offers his thoughts on what kinds of questions could be on the board exam concerning these novel therapies. In the main part of the episode, Dr Cameron provides his experience on starting his own private practice and gives advice on how to successfully start one. If you are considering starting a private practice or are just interested in hearing about the process, this is an episode you can't miss! FREE Biologics and JAK/TYK2 Inhibitors in Dermatology Quick Reference Chart https://dermsquared.com/resources/biologics-and-jak-charts Dr. Cameron's article, “JAK Inhibitor Safety: What Did ORAL Surveillance Really Teach Us?” https://www.hmpgloballearningnetwork.com/site/thederm/cover-story/jak-inhibitor-safety-what-did-oral-surveillance-really-teach-us
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As a drug and alcohol counsellor, Michael Cameron clearly thinks that working with individuals to confront their alcohol and drug patterns and navigate their recovery journey is a privilege. However, this work is often made more difficult by the current state of our AOD and the broader healthcare system. Michael describes how access to treatment options is limited, waiting lists can be long, and there are unequal opportunities for those who may not have the financial means or insurance coverage. In this podcast, Michael and Jack discuss how these challenges can create roadblocks in people's change process and make it harder for individuals to get the support they need along with some things they think need to change. ______________________________WE HAVE A NEW BOOK (ONLY $5 FOR A LIMITED TIME)Click here to claim the special offer.Here's an insider's taste of what you'll discover in the book...How to create uncompramising and consistent transformation, using my simple and easy to implement recovery ethos.Why the new stories you tell yourself (when you know the secrets detailed in chapter 2) maybe the most important thing you ever actualize in your recoveryThe one thing you should NEVER do when you're trying to achieve recoveryHow to make recovery feel "effortless" when practising these 11 straightforward stepsHow to immediately find and qualify that special "core group" of support people that will act as the foundation of your life re-design. (I personally think this is one of those key determining factors that will make or break your success) Why you need to understand Jack's "85% theory" and how you can use it to cultivate "Buddha like" peace and contentmentHow to discover your hidden hurt and unlock simple exercises to facilitate accelerated healing How to use step 11 to generate unshakeable selfworth, introducing you to the "magical and harmonious" feeling of wholenessClick here to claim the special offer.______________________________Introducing the "Hump Day OM" This is Jack's new weekly newsletter, Jack MUST STRESS that this is not your average weekly shitty newsletter, it's full of heaps of good juicy stuff you won't find anyplace else. we are even going to give you a free gift if you sign up today :) also, we will not spam you! guaranteed.To join and get your free gift, Click here Looking forward to OMing with you___________________________Join The Experience Shift Here: https://www.with-incollective.com/theexperienceshift The Experience Shift is on a mission to harness the power of the lived and living experience voice in the alcohol and drug sector. We have established the Collective because we believe that shared experience is going to play a massive part in positive change in all areas of the alcohol and drug sector.We know the power of the lived experience community and we want to start bringing that power to alcohol and drug public health policy, research and service innovation.We are a membership organisation for any individual or family member with a past or present lived experience with alcohol and drug use.The membership comes at no cost and we actually want to work and provide as much value as possible. Experience Matters will focus on the following three elements to provide our members with as much value as possible: employment opportunities, and peer workforce training.and public health policy. We hope that we see you in the collective._____________________________________________________If you or a loved one needs help beating addiction, you can visit www.connectionbasedliving.com.au If you want to check out more about Real Drug Talk & Everything we do you can visit us at our website, www.realdrugtalk.com.au We would love it if you followed us on social media to keep supporting the message. Join our Facebook GroupOur social media handle is @realdrugtalk on socials.
On this special episode of Situation Report, our Producer Michael Cameron ventures to the other side of the camera to talk about UFOs, extraterrestrial life, and how that fits in with a biblical worldview. Don't forget to follow us on your favorite podcast platform so you don't miss an episode of Situation Report with Chad Robichaux and Jeremy Stalnecker. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
On this special episode of Situation Report, our Producer Michael Cameron ventures to the other side of the camera to talk about UFOs, extraterrestrial life, and how that fits in with a biblical worldview. Don't forget to follow us on your favorite podcast platform so you don't miss an episode of Situation Report with Chad Robichaux and Jeremy Stalnecker. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
What if you grew up believing you would be killed for expressing who you really are? What if you were shunned by your friends and family, lost your job and became homeless because of it? Are you interested in a truly inspirational story of bravery, courage and a pursuit to stop being inauthentic and to live authentically? …. Full of self-doubt, shame and self hatred, at 17 Michael Cameron decided life had to change. He has been led to believe that even having ‘impure' thoughts about being gay (let alone acting on them) would mean God would kill him. He told them he accepted that fate because not to leave would have been a life unlived. He set off into a world he barely knew or understood, vulnerable and making mistakes. He re-trained as a nurse and then a best friend told him about NLP and the NLP Courses with Laura Evans - he listened to THIS VERY podcast show and decided to take action! Over the last 9 months Michael has trained in Neuro Linguistic Programming, becoming a Master NLP Coach and truly transformed his own life! He's on a mission to help people like himself discover the meaning of living authentically - ‘coming out' is only the beginning of that journey (as you will hear in this episode). Listen in today for a truly powerful and inspiring story (it'll take your breath away, seriously!).Want to find out how your can start your Certified NLP Practitioner journey - CLICK HEREYou can learn all about our NLP Training courses on our website, feel free to download our brochure here.If you would like to ask a question about this podcast episode please feel free to email us on info@unleashyourpotential.org.uk
In a must-listen episode, Tim is joined by Dr. Michael Cameron, Ph.D, BCBA-D, LBA and Rachel Cain, M.S., BCBA to discuss her background in anthropology and how it impacts her as a BCBA. It is a fascinating conversation about how our cultural backgrounds influence us as clinicians as well as how we should be interacting with the families we work with. Michael and Rachael provide plenty of food for thought about how important it is for our industry to provide a workforce with a diverse background both culturally as well as academically. Hope you enjoy this thought-provoking conversation!Please note that due to some technical issues during recording there are some slight audio issues during this episode. We apologize to our listeners.
On today's blockbuster 2 part show Sukhdeep sits down with Sam Richardson, Arron Cawthorne, Jamie Hawkins and Michael Cameron to break down and discuss this weeks Divisional round Games. 1st up is Los Angeles Rams @ Green Bay packers and Sukhdeep digs deep and discuses with Sam and Arron the key match ups and where the game can be won and lost in this battle of the terminator Aaron Donald V the Hail Mary king Aaron Rodgers. The 2nd part of the Podcast see's Sukhdeep go North of the Border and into Scotland where he discusses Ravens @ Bills with 2 haggis munchers Jamie Hawkins and Michael Cameron! Sukhdeep digs in deep and discusses how can the bills stop Jackson and what do the bills need to do to overcome that power house of a unit that is the Ravens Defence. This is a show not to be missed. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/4thandinchesuk/message
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It will be a difficult winter for restaurants, taverns and the associated businesses. We talk to Michael Cameron from Uncommon Ground, Michael Roper of Hopleaf, and Marty Travis from Spence Farm about how people in the food industry expect to cope. Lisa Albrecht says that funding for Illinois solar energy projects is about to run out, and what can be done about it.
In our first episode, our host Tim Crilly talks with Dr. Michael Cameron, Chief Clinical Officer at BlueSprig about his most recent study, Telehealth for Family Guidance. With COVID-19 affecting the way all health care providers deliver services, technology has emerged as a critical component in order to deliver care via telehealth. Telehealth has changed the landscape of ABA making it possible for families to receive valuable services when they cannot be physically near their clinician.Dr. Cameron expands on the study he and his team performed and published and he goes deeper into examining how to best approach telehealth and what the future can look like with technology in health care.
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Financial fitness is important. But many overlook some of the basics that can make the difference between success and failure. In this episode, Adam Torres and Michael Cameron, Associate Broker at Douglas Elliman, explore how The Financial Fit Series is bringing value to the workplace. Follow Adam on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/askadamtorres/ for up to date information on book releases and tour schedule.Apply to be interviewed by Adam on our podcast:https://missionmatters.lpages.co/podcastguest/
In Part 2 of Helen’s chat with travel website Rome2rio’s co-founder, Michael Cameron, he details HOW he turned his simple frustration into an idea then into concrete reality, disrupting online travel along the way and building a globally reknowned website business, in less than a decade; a shining example of an Aussie start-up that now claims a staggering 18 million unique visitors per MONTH. It was recently sold for $40million!
In Part 1, How self-described tech nerd Michael Cameron and his mate, co-founder Bernie Tschirren transformed their travel frustrations into a multi-million dollar business. And this humble idea was built up, from scratch, in Michael's folks' living room in suburban Melbourne, to become the massive global travel disruptor and innovator, Rome2rio.com
This week, the SCA Podcast is taking a quick break while we put the finishing touches on an upcoming lecture series recorded at last year's World of Coffee event in Berlin. In the meantime, I'd like you to meet Recap. It's our newest podcast! Every two weeks, Recap offers a brief overview of recent coffee developments in less than five minutes. If you like what you hear, subscribe by following the link in the show notes. Related Links Listen to the first episode of Recap Recap's RSS Feed Subscribe to Recap on Spotify Subscribe to Recap on iTunes World of Coffee Warsaw Get in touch with us Full Episode TranscriptHi there! I'm Richard Stiller, a community manager at the SCA, and you're listening to the SCA Podcast. This week, the SCA Podcast is taking a quick break while we put the finishing touches on an upcoming lecture series recorded at last year's World of Coffee event in Berlin. In the meantime, I'd like you to meet Recap. It's our newest podcast! Every two weeks, Recap offers a brief overview of recent coffee developments in less than five minutes. If you like what you hear, subscribe by following the link in the show notes. Welcome to Recap, a new podcast from the Specialty Coffee Association offering a brief overview of recent coffee developments every two weeks. The monthly materials science journal, Matter, just published a study suggesting a new mathematical model for repeatable espresso extraction. Focused on the computational and physical attributes of espresso, the authors suggest that, if widely implemented, the protocol outlined in the study could significantly reduce coffee waste. Remarkably, the study was co-authored by Brisbane baristas Michael Cameron and Deschen Morisco, who tested the techniques of the study in a coffee shop. This study has already received significant attention from popular media outlets in the US and Australia. The study's co-author, the computational chemist Christopher Hendon, will present the work at the SCA's Specialty Coffee Expo in Portland this April. Meanwhile, across the Pacific in the Philippines, the Taal volcano has erupted, covering coffee trees in thick volcanic ash. The ash causes the leaves of coffee trees to wither, effectively starving them of energy which in turn reduces their ability to mature fruit. To assist, the Philippines' Department of Agriculture distributed water power sprayers to help remove the ash. It's not a perfect solution: the intense spray sometimes removes flowers and nearly-mature coffee cherries. Although Taal's eruption has caused considerable damage to many high-value crops in the area, coffee is reported to be the most affected. This will be a difficult harvest year for the affected Phillipino farmers, so the Department of Agriculture is also offering up to the equivalent of a million US dollars to affected farmers through a combination of cash aid and zero-interest loans. The effects of the eruption are likely to impact the country's recent growth in specialty coffee production. A long-time producer of coffee, this is not the first time the Philippines' coffee production has been decimated by environmental changes: a widespread influx of coffee rust at the turn of the twentieth century led local farmers to favor Robusta, Liberica, and Excelsa. A recent feature in the New York Times explores a culture-shift in Saudi Arabia through the lens of coffee shops. In December, the government announced it would no longer require businesses to segregate their customers by gender. Since the law passed, some specialty coffee shops already pursuing a more inclusive vision can now continue to do so without fearing a visit from the country's law enforcement. Reports suggest Saudi Arabia is the Middle-East's fastest-growing coffee market and, in December 2019, the country held its first-ever sanctioned national barista championship. Ahmed Bahaa of Camel Step Coffee Roasters will fly to Melbourne, Australia to represent Saudi Arabia for the first time at the World Barista Championships in May. If you want to dive deeper into anything you heard today, check out the links in the description of this episode. Recap will be back in two weeks' time. Thanks for listening and have a great week!You can also find Recap on iTunes, Spotify, or Transistor by searching for “Recap: Recent Developments in Coffee.” Have a story you think might be a good fit for Recap? Drop it into our contact form at scanews.coffee/contact or email us at editor@sca.coffee. Thanks for listening! We'll see you again next week, when we kick off the 2019 World of Coffee Lecture Series. Recap Links Espresso variability and repeatability research in Matter https://www.cell.com/matter/fulltext/S2590-2385(19)30410-2?_returnURL=https%3A%2F%2Flinkinghub.elsevier.com%2Fretrieve%2Fpii%2FS2590238519304102%3Fshowall%3Dtrue#%20 https://edition.cnn.com/2020/01/22/us/how-to-make-brew-better-espresso-study-scn/index.html https://www.wired.com/story/the-science-behind-crafting-a-perfect-espresso/ https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/884q8v/materials-scientists-learn-weve-been-brewing-espresso-all-wrong https://arstechnica.com/science/2020/01/the-math-of-brewing-a-better-espresso/ Taal Volcano Eruption https://www.cnnphilippines.com/business/2020/1/17/Coffee-Batangas-Cavite-recovery-Taal.html https://newsinfo.inquirer.net/1218876/farmers-pray-for-rain-to-wash-ash-from-farms https://www.theatlantic.com/photo/2020/01/colorless-landscape-around-taal-volcano/605266/ https://www.gmanetwork.com/news/money/economy/722106/coffee-most-affected-commodity-in-taal-volcano-eruption-da/story/ https://time.com/5763630/philippines-taal-volcano-eruption-lava/ https://scanews.coffee/25-magazine/issue-11/english/from-road-to-cup-a-glimpse-into-philippine-coffee-25-magazine-issue-11/ “Saudi Society Is Changing. Just Take a Look at These Coffee Houses.” Vivian Yee for the New York Times. https://www.nytimes.com/2020/01/15/world/middleeast/saudi-women-coffee-shops.html https://www.arabnews.com/node/1603696/corporate-news
Welcome to Recap, a new podcast from the Specialty Coffee Association offering a brief overview of recent coffee developments every two weeks. The monthly materials science journal, Matter, just published a study suggesting a new mathematical model for repeatable espresso extraction. Focused on the computational and physical attributes of espresso, the authors suggest that, if widely implemented, the protocol outlined in the study could significantly reduce coffee waste. Remarkably, the study was co-authored by Brisbane baristas Michael Cameron and Deschen Morisco, who tested the techniques of the study in a coffee shop. This study has already received significant attention from popular media outlets in the US and Australia. The study's co-author, the computational chemist Christopher Hendon, will present the work at the SCA's Specialty Coffee Expo in Portland this April. Meanwhile, across the Pacific in the Philippines, the Taal volcano has erupted, covering coffee trees in thick volcanic ash. The ash causes the leaves of coffee trees to wither, effectively starving them of energy which in turn reduces their ability to mature fruit. To assist, the Philippines' Department of Agriculture distributed water power sprayers to help remove the ash. It's not a perfect solution: the intense spray sometimes removes flowers and nearly-mature coffee cherries. Although Taal's eruption has caused considerable damage to many high-value crops in the area, coffee is reported to be the most affected. This will be a difficult harvest year for the affected Phillipino farmers, so the Department of Agriculture is also offering up to the equivalent of a million US dollars to affected farmers through a combination of cash aid and zero-interest loans. The effects of the eruption are likely to impact the country's recent growth in specialty coffee production. A long-time producer of coffee, this is not the first time the Philippines' coffee production has been decimated by environmental changes: a widespread influx of coffee rust at the turn of the twentieth century led local farmers to favor Robusta, Liberica, and Excelsa. A recent feature in the New York Times explores a culture-shift in Saudi Arabia through the lens of coffee shops. In December, the government announced it would no longer require businesses to segregate their customers by gender. Since the law passed, some specialty coffee shops already pursuing a more inclusive vision can now continue to do so without fearing a visit from the country's law enforcement. Reports suggest Saudi Arabia is the Middle-East's fastest-growing coffee market and, in December 2019, the country held its first-ever sanctioned national barista championship. Ahmed Bahaa of Camel Step Coffee Roasters will fly to Melbourne, Australia to represent Saudi Arabia for the first time at the World Barista Championships in May. If you want to dive deeper into anything you heard today, check out the links in the description of this episode. Recap will be back in two weeks' time. Thanks for listening and have a great week!Links: Espresso variability and repeatability research in Matter https://www.cell.com/matter/fulltext/S2590-2385(19)30410-2?_returnURL=https%3A%2F%2Flinkinghub.elsevier.com%2Fretrieve%2Fpii%2FS2590238519304102%3Fshowall%3Dtrue#%20 https://edition.cnn.com/2020/01/22/us/how-to-make-brew-better-espresso-study-scn/index.html https://www.wired.com/story/the-science-behind-crafting-a-perfect-espresso/ https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/884q8v/materials-scientists-learn-weve-been-brewing-espresso-all-wrong https://arstechnica.com/science/2020/01/the-math-of-brewing-a-better-espresso/ Taal Volcano Eruption https://www.cnnphilippines.com/business/2020/1/17/Coffee-Batangas-Cavite-recovery-Taal.html https://newsinfo.inquirer.net/1218876/farmers-pray-for-rain-to-wash-ash-from-farms https://www.theatlantic.com/photo/2020/01/colorless-landscape-around-taal-volcano/605266/ https://www.gmanetwork.com/news/money/economy/722106/coffee-most-affected-commodity-in-taal-volcano-eruption-da/story/ https://time.com/5763630/philippines-taal-volcano-eruption-lava/ https://scanews.coffee/25-magazine/issue-11/english/from-road-to-cup-a-glimpse-into-philippine-coffee-25-magazine-issue-11/ “Saudi Society Is Changing. Just Take a Look at These Coffee Houses.” Vivian Yee for the New York Times. https://www.nytimes.com/2020/01/15/world/middleeast/saudi-women-coffee-shops.html https://www.arabnews.com/node/1603696/corporate-news
Fresh Bread: Your Kingdom Come (1-18) - by Raymond McCullough
Episode 25 in the series: The good news of the kingdom will be preached to every tribe, language, people and nation. The Middle East will explode into war once again. The Arabs and other Muslim nations will attack Israel, but will be wiped out. They will become like chaff, dust and tumbleweed before a gale! More of the ten tribe nations will make aliyah to Israel – the trickle becoming a flood, a 2nd Exodus! Israel will gain the territory of their enemies, but also the enmity of the world, including the USA. Anti-semitism and opposition towards aliyah to Israel will greatly increase in the USA. Jews may have to go underground to escape America! America will be destroyed by fire in one hour! Survivors will return to their own lands, the Jews and Israelites to newly expanded Israel. The ‘heart of stone’ will be removed from Israel and they will recognise their Messiah. The man known as the ‘beast’ will be revealed and be given power by the world’s remaining ten most powerful nations. He will make a covenant allowing Israel to begin sacrifices in a newly built temple in Jerusalem. He will halt the sacrifices after 3 1/2 years, seek to persecute Israel and vent his wrath on the rest of Messiah’s followers. He will cause the whole world to receive a mark on the right hand or forehead; otherwise they cannot buy or sell. The wrath of God will be poured out as severe plagues upon all those who have received the mark, but they will not repent of their evil deeds. The armies of all nations will assemble in Israel to destroy Jerusalem. Messiah will return with all those who love him resurrected and caught up to meet him in the clouds as he descends to the Mount of Olives, in Jerusalem. He will destroy the Anti-Christ and all the armies of the nations and set up his kingdom, ruling the nations from Jerusalem ‘with a rod of iron.’ His followers will reign with him after the ‘Marriage Feast of the Lamb’ and his Award Ceremony – ruling over the cities of the nations. Each nation will come up every year to worship in Jerusalem at the Feast of Tabernacles. At the end of 1,000 years of Messiah’s rule, Satan will be loosed and will deceive the nations once again into attacking Jerusalem, but fire will come down from heaven and destroy them. The earth will melt away, the rest of the dead will be raised and the Great White Throne judgement will take place. Those whose names are not found in the Book of Life will be cast into the lake of fire, along with Satan. The new heaven and new earth will be created and the saints will live there with the Lord forever. -------------------- with music from: Space Odic Samurai (England, UK) – 'Fiddlefingers, (The Eye); Michael Cameron and Frontline (Northern Ireland, UK) – 'Only Have to Close My Eyes', (Hard on Your Heels); Dawn and Margie Beaton (Nova Scotia, Canada) – 'Sir James', (Taste of Gaelic). Produced by Precious Oil Productions Ltd for Kingdom Come Trust
Michael Cameron is a former Northern Ireland Civil Servant turned playwright. Born in Belfast in 1965 Michael left school in 1981 with just 2 O Levels and joined the Civil Service the following year. He soon worked his way up the ranks working towards the end of his career as a Political Liaison Officer and Private Secretary to various Ministers witnessing first hand some of the most turbulent times in recent British/Irish history. In 2015 he left the Civil service for health reasons and began his career as a writer. His first major work is the play Ruby! About the Belfast singer Ruby Murray which opens in February to sell out audiences at The Lyric. It received rave reviews in its preview following its preview last year and there’s already talk about Michael scripting a movie about her life
Our podcast will discuss the Ivy League colleges in the USA. We fortunate to have Michael Cameron, Assistant Director of Admission at Brown University. Brown University is one of the 8 Ivy League colleges.Michael brings more than a decade of enrollment management and marketing experience to his current position at Brown. Prior to joining Brown, he served in various admission roles in a broad range of institutions where he developed his ability to define and identify “fit” in the admission process. Guided by his passion for access and inclusion in higher education, Michael earned a Masters in Higher Education Administration from New York University where he also served as Senior Assistant Director of Admission and team leader for four of the undergraduate schools within the University. Prior to this, Michael’s love of the arts brought him to Ringling College of Art and Design where he earned a Bachelor of Fine Art degree.Let's discover and learn about the Ivy League....
As you will soon catch on, we were running for this whole podcast. Literally, running. Michael is a pretty cool guy who is up to some amazing things. He is successful in his business but life has shown him the true pursuit of happiness and he spends his days working on his commitment to #makebeautifulshithappen . You're going to learn more about his story, but there's a lot that we didn't get to talk about so make sure that you check out www.mikecameron.ca In addition, we didn't get a chance to talk about this but for two years in a row now, Mike has organized an Ignore No More Run. It's worth looking up. This past year it was in support of the SAIF society. We learned today that if you want the podcast to be shorter than an hour, you just have to make it a running podcast. As always, this podcast is available through the link in my bio or by searching The Lifestyle Chase on iTunes, Apple Music, Spotify, or Google Play. Let me know what you think!
Our podcast will discuss the Ivy League colleges in the USA. We fortunate to have Michael Cameron, Assistant Director of Admission at Brown University. Brown University is one of the 8 Ivy League colleges.Michael brings more than a decade of enrollment management and marketing experience to his current position at Brown. Prior to joining Brown, he served in various admission roles in a broad range of institutions where he developed his ability to define and identify “fit” in the admission process. Guided by his passion for access and inclusion in higher education, Michael earned a Masters in Higher Education Administration from New York University where he also served as Senior Assistant Director of Admission and team leader for four of the undergraduate schools within the University. Prior to this, Michael’s love of the arts brought him to Ringling College of Art and Design where he earned a Bachelor of Fine Art degree.Let's discover and learn about the Ivy League....
Welcome to a special podcast from the Australian Brews News team. Thanks to Bintani, we ran a live broadcast of the last two hours of the GABS Hottest 100 craft beers of 2017. We broadcast live from Balter, who ended up being named #1 in the poll. We chose Balter early in the voting process, well before the results were known, which turned out well for the show. While we managed to keep the show pretty on track despite a number of planned and unplanned guests dropping by the studio, good order was lost a little towards the end once the winner had been announced. We were very surprised to have Mick Fanning and then Joel Parkinson drop by to join us, Joel having raced in having left a wedding to celebrate with the team at Balter. Despite a few occasional rough edges, the podcast does capture the excitement of the countdown, the surprise as the results were announced and also how important the GABS Hottest 100 has come to be to the Australian beer industry. Don't let any brewer try and tell you that they don't care about the results. We would like to thank Balter for their generosity in making the boardroom available, and for the time they gave us especially as it became clear that we were in for an exciting finish. We'd also like to thank our co-hosts Kerry Claydon and Steve ‘Hendo' Henderson for joining us for the broadcast. Thanks also to our guests: Balter's Scott Hargrave, who - as you will hear - was so generous with his time we had to shoo out the door so he could actually celebrate the result rather than be stuck in the studio Stone & Wood's Jamie Cook who happened to be on the coast and made the effort to join us in the studio and happened to be there as the final results were announced. Pirate Life's Michael Cameron who joined us from a very hot carpark in South Australia Feral's Brendan Varis who called in from WA Dave Padden who accepted our call while he was pulled over on a highway. And also to Steve Jeffares, one of the founder of the Hottest 100 and the GABS Festival and Phil Meddings from Bintani, both of whom had their interviews put on hold as we were happily gatecrashed by a couple of excited world champion surfers. Finally, thank you to Bintani - who will bring the right ingredients to your brewery, just as they do with Balter - for sponsoring the show. We genuinely could not have done it without them.
Welcome to a special podcast from the Australian Brews News team. Thanks to Bintani, we ran a live broadcast of the last two hours of the GABS Hottest 100 craft beers of 2017. We broadcast live from Balter, who ended up being named #1 in the poll. We chose Balter early in the voting process, well before the results were known, which turned out well for the show. While we managed to keep the show pretty on track despite a number of planned and unplanned guests dropping by the studio, good order was lost a little towards the end once the winner had been announced. We were very surprised to have Mick Fanning and then Joel Parkinson drop by to join us, Joel having raced in having left a wedding to celebrate with the team at Balter. Despite a few occasional rough edges, the podcast does capture the excitement of the countdown, the surprise as the results were announced and also how important the GABS Hottest 100 has come to be to the Australian beer industry. Don’t let any brewer try and tell you that they don’t care about the results. We would like to thank Balter for their generosity in making the boardroom available, and for the time they gave us especially as it became clear that we were in for an exciting finish. We’d also like to thank our co-hosts Kerry Claydon and Steve ‘Hendo’ Henderson for joining us for the broadcast. Thanks also to our guests: Balter’s Scott Hargrave, who - as you will hear - was so generous with his time we had to shoo out the door so he could actually celebrate the result rather than be stuck in the studio Stone & Wood’s Jamie Cook who happened to be on the coast and made the effort to join us in the studio and happened to be there as the final results were announced. Pirate Life’s Michael Cameron who joined us from a very hot carpark in South Australia Feral’s Brendan Varis who called in from WA Dave Padden who accepted our call while he was pulled over on a highway. And also to Steve Jeffares, one of the founder of the Hottest 100 and the GABS Festival and Phil Meddings from Bintani, both of whom had their interviews put on hold as we were happily gatecrashed by a couple of excited world champion surfers. Finally, thank you to Bintani - who will bring the right ingredients to your brewery, just as they do with Balter - for sponsoring the show. We genuinely could not have done it without them.
In this is a special 'Breaking News' edition of Radio Brews News we managed to steal a quick 10 minutes with Pirate Life's Michael Cameron and AB InBev's Peter Filopovic just after the announcement to talk a little about Pirate Life's sale to AB InBev. We find out Michael's reasons for the sale and also AB InBev's plans for the brewery, as well as discuss how Pirate Life will fit into the ABI's growing list of breweries. Enjoy the conversation.
In this is a special 'Breaking News' edition of Radio Brews News we managed to steal a quick 10 minutes with Pirate Life’s Michael Cameron and AB InBev’s Peter Filopovic just after the announcement to talk a little about Pirate Life's sale to AB InBev. We find out Michael’s reasons for the sale and also AB InBev’s plans for the brewery, as well as discuss how Pirate Life will fit into the ABI’s growing list of breweries. Enjoy the conversation.
My guest for Episode 69 of The Startup Playbook Podcast is Michael Cameron, the Co-founder & CEO of global travel startup, Rome2rio. Prior to Rome2rio, Michael spent several years at Microsoft as their Senior Software Development Lead as part of the Bing Search Team. He had also completed a PhD in Genomic Search Algorithms and used this experience to start Rome2rio, a comprehensive global trip planner that helps you get from A to B worldwide. Rome2rio allows you to enter any town, address or landmark as your destination and the platform will instantly display flight, train, bus, ferry and driving options with estimated travel times and fares. The travel search engine contains route information from over 4,800 transport operators in over 158 countries. In this interview we discuss; how to prioritise between different product features, thinking globally from day 1, hiring by testing and the cockroach startup. PLAYBOOK MEDIA – Growth through Data-Driven Storytelling Show notes: - Bernhard Tschirren - Rome2Rio - Microsoft - Bing - Redbubble - Envato - 99Designs - Rod Cuthbert - KP (Kirsteene Phelan) - Inspire9 - RetailMeNot - Atlassian - Guy King - Bevan Clark - Rome2Rio Careers Feedback/ connect/ say hello: Rohit@startupplaybook.co @playbookstartup (Twitter) @rohitbhargava7 (Twitter – Rohit) Rohit Bhargava (LinkedIn) Credits: Intro music credit to Bensound Other channels: Don't have iTunes? The podcast is also available on Stitcher & Soundcloud The post Ep069 – Michael Cameron (Co-founder & CEO – Rome2rio) on going global appeared first on Startup Playbook.
This week we catch up with Michael 'MC' Cameron, founder of Pirate Life Brewing. Pirate Life has just celebrated its second birthday and continues to kick goals on the national beer market. We chat to Michael about the brewery's approach, why packaged beer is 80 per cent of their sales, why they are focusing on the regions, outgrowing their first brewery and their plans to expand and plenty more about the state of the market. Michael Cameron & Pirate Life: Hospitality and beer veteran Michael Cameron took on the role of CEO at Pirate Life Brewery after it was established by his son, Jack Cameron, and his friend Red (Jared) Proudfoot. The pair met in Aberdeenshire while they were working as brewers for BrewDog before deciding to return to back to Australia to start their own brewery. Michael soon took the reins of the business operations to raise finances and gain traction for Pirate Life's now infamous brews.
This week we catch up with Michael 'MC' Cameron, founder of Pirate Life Brewing. Pirate Life has just celebrated its second birthday and continues to kick goals on the national beer market. We chat to Michael about the brewery's approach, why packaged beer is 80 per cent of their sales, why they are focusing on the regions, outgrowing their first brewery and their plans to expand and plenty more about the state of the market. Michael Cameron & Pirate Life: Hospitality and beer veteran Michael Cameron took on the role of CEO at Pirate Life Brewery after it was established by his son, Jack Cameron, and his friend Red (Jared) Proudfoot. The pair met in Aberdeenshire while they were working as brewers for BrewDog before deciding to return to back to Australia to start their own brewery. Michael soon took the reins of the business operations to raise finances and gain traction for Pirate Life’s now infamous brews.
Caffeine Mark The politically incorrect way to love your coffee
Hi guys, Welcome back to a little catch up episode of the show, after taking care of some family matters, making several videos (which you can find on the Caffeinemark FB page)... I have recorded several interviews I can't wait to share with you! The show will be a year old soon, which calls for some more fun... There's an Ebook that will be available very soon! "Memoirs of a Baked Barista" A new intro for the podcast! A new weekly show with Skip The 420 Kangaroo! Stuff to give away! from Keep cups to vibrators! everything a barista needs! Coming soon: -Jeff Hann from The Coffee Man Film -Melanie Bohme from Adding some flavor podcast -Michael Cameron from Barista Hustle -Andrew Tolley from Taylor st Baristas -The Gentleman barista himself is back for a chat! Stay tuned folks for more coffee fun with some naughtiness!!! Lotsa love Caffeine Mark
Father, business owner, and endurance athlete, Michael Cameron lives his life by the three tenets of Passion, Pride, and Purpose. In October of 2015 however, Michael’s world was shattered by an unimaginable act of violence. In this emotional episode, Michael talks about “redefining badass” and the power and importance of forgiveness in life and leadership.
Meet German Villegas, a youth worker who conducts interviews about healthy masculinity on The Modern Manhood Podcast and jaws about hockey with his buddies on Your Team Sucks. German has been interested in podcasting for awhile, and had a music one that didn't go anywhere. Hockey turned out to be more fruitful terrain for a lively debate, hence Your Team Sucks, where fans of three different teams chirp each other and discuss various hockey-related happenings. That's where I first became aware of German. Your Team Sucks is fun, but it's clear that German's deeper passion lies in The Modern Manhood Podcast, which he started this year to initiate conversations between men about being men. In the course of his work, German has observed that men often have trouble talking about their vulnerabilities, and he wanted to create a safe and empathetic space to do so. The podcast is affiliated with Men Edmonton, a movement to empower men to speak out against violence and to take on positive roles. It is most certainly not affiliated with "men's rights activists." The Modern Manhood Podcast is a feminism-friendly place. German made these interesting recommendations: Michael Cameron's blog at passionpridepurpose.com; YEG People, especially the one with Blake Loates and her We All Believe In You project Linda Hoang's food and lifestyle blog at linda-hoang.com Megan McCormick's Mastering Health The Modern Manhood Podcast is on iTunes, on Facebook, and on Twitter (@modernmanpod). It also has a GoFundMe campaign to help German further his work. Your Team Sucks is on iTunes, on Facebook, and on Twitter (@ytsshow). German himself is on Twitter, too: @germanNOTgerman. And if you ever get an opportunity to talk to him in real life, do it. He is such a joyful person. This episode was one of several recorded at the Makerspace at the downtown Edmonton Public Library on 100in1Day. Watch for more conversations captured that day in the coming weeks. This week’s Seen and Heard in Edmonton is brought to you by Taproot Edmonton, a new member-supported home for local stories created with the community and not just for it. Mack Male explains the origins of the name and why the stories are free but membership isn't in this episode. If you’d like to help create a new way to sustain how-and-why journalism in our city, join Taproot today. Musical credits: Beethoven’s Sonata No. 1 in F Minor, Op. 2 No. 1, played by Daniel Veesey, from freemusicarchive.com.
Rooster Radio - Stories & Insights from Entrepreneurs and Leaders in Business, Health, Tech & More
On the surface, Michael Cameron is living every man's dream. He's an owner and CEO of Pirate Life Brewing, an Adelaide craft beer startup that is winning fans all over Australia. Pirate Life has raised significant funding, expanded and acquired a distribution arm, and mostly importantly, they're selling lots of tinnies (beer in cans is back in vogue). But Mick tells Rooster Radio it is not all beer and skittles. There's the huge cost of equipment, cash flow management, thousands of tasting events and doing everything possible to get the Pirate Life name out there. But ultimately the family company, run by Mick, his son Jack and Jack's best mate Red, brings it all back to one key goal - make the beer that they want to drink. It's the Pirate way of doing business on your own terms, and it is key to the team's values. The journeymen have, quite literally, come a long way. Western Australia, the United States, Scotland before finally settling in Adelaide - which Mick says is the perfect location for a craft brewery. Michael Cameron, Pirate Life Brewing: http://piratelife.com.au/ This interview is brought to you by PickStar, the place to connect with sports stars and high profile people for any commercial engagement or experience you can imagine. Guest speakers, ambassadors .. just about anything. PickStar works FAST with ANY budget. Register your opportunity at http://pickstar.com.au . Rooster Radio is hosted by Andrew Montesi and James Begley. Connect with Rooster Radio - sign up to our mailing list and join our Facebook community: roosterradio.biz facebook.com/roosterradioHQ For media, content and marketing services, visit: apiroconsulting.com (Andrew Montesi) For leadership and and high performance services, visit: jamesbegley.com.au (James Begley)
HR Happy Hour 245 - Talking about Talent, Culture, and Technology (on the Radio) Recorded Friday, May 6, 2016 Hosts: Steve Boese, Trish McFarlane This week on a fun twist on the HR Happy Hour Show, we are replaying/reposting an appearance Steve made recently on the Win-Win @ Work Radio Show that is broadcast weekly on WSCA FM, 106.1 in Portsmouth New Hampshire, Steve was interviewed by Win-Win @ Work host Kristi Baxter and Michael Cameron, (who are fantastic), and the conversation touched upon innovation in the HR technology marketplace, how technology is helping HR leaders and organizations with talent management, succession planning, and career development, and finally, on the ongoing debate of hiring for culture fit vs. hiring for raw talent. This was a really fun and interesting conversation, and we thought it would be a great idea to share this interview with the HR Happy Hour Show community as well. Big thanks to Michael and Kristi for having Steve on the Win-Win @ Work show!
Trevor Jones and I have done joint clinics in the past, but this is the first one since restarting the podcast, and I figured that it would make sense to put it out this week since we just released our conversation a few days ago. This talk was held at Ravinia’s Bennett Gordon Hall as part of the 2016 Chicago Bass Festival, which is an event put on by the Midwest Young Artists Conservatory. Michael Cameron of the University of Illinois and Allan Dennis, former double bass professor at the University of Wisconsin and the MYA executive director, were both in the audience, so you’ll hear us refer to both of them a couple of times during the talk. I left Curtis off of my list of schools putting out successful auditions, but of course that should be at the top of the list! My mistake. Some of the questions from the audience are kind of hard to hear, you’ll get the gist of the question as soon as Trevor and I start talking again. We talk about Don Greene’s excellent books on auditioning—all three are highly recommended: Audition Success Performance Success: Performing Your Best Under Pressure Fight Your Fear and Win: Seven Skills for Performing Your Best Under Pressure
This week's episode is a reply of our live countdown of the GABS Hottest 100 Aussie Craft Beers of 2015, recorded on Australia Day 2016. The recording quality isn't great as we picked up some refrigeration compressor noise as we recorded at Brisbane's Green Beacon Brewery, but the conversation was excellent. Matt is joined by Australian Brews News editor James Atkinson and we cross to Pete Mitcham at The Local Taphouse, St Kilda. During the long show we speak with Michael Cameron from Pirate Life, Corey Crooks from The Grain Store, Jaron Mitchell from 4 Pines, Brendan Varis from Feral Brewing and Ross Jurisich from Stone & Wood. Don't forget to send us your feedback, or leave a voice mail by calling (07) 3040 1508, that we'll play on our next show. Radio Brews News is hosted by Matt Kirkegaard and Pete Mitcham and is produced by Lachie Mackintosh. Download the audio or subscribe below.
This week's episode is a reply of our live countdown of the GABS Hottest 100 Aussie Craft Beers of 2015, recorded on Australia Day 2016. The recording quality isn't great as we picked up some refrigeration compressor noise as we recorded at Brisbane's Green Beacon Brewery, but the conversation was excellent. Matt is joined by Australian Brews News editor James Atkinson and we cross to Pete Mitcham at The Local Taphouse, St Kilda. During the long show we speak with Michael Cameron from Pirate Life, Corey Crooks from The Grain Store, Jaron Mitchell from 4 Pines, Brendan Varis from Feral Brewing and Ross Jurisich from Stone & Wood. Don't forget to send us your feedback, or leave a voice mail by calling (07) 3040 1508, that we'll play on our next show. Radio Brews News is hosted by Matt Kirkegaard and Pete Mitcham and is produced by Lachie Mackintosh. Download the audio or subscribe below.
Michael Cameron, UP Theologian, reads from his book Unfolding Sacred Scripture: How Catholics Read the Bible. In his book, Dr. Cameron presents a distinctively Catholic way of understanding Scripture as an “audible sacrament” – a way that Christ offers himself to us in the form of spoken words. Sponsored by the Garaventa Center. Transcript and sound file available for download under Attachments.
Fresh Bread: Your Kingdom Come (1-18) - by Raymond McCullough
Episode twenty in the series: In the middle of the last seven years the beast, Anti-Christ, will put a stop to the temple sacrifices. After subduing three of the ten rulers who gave him his power he will oppress the saints and change the set times and laws. His army will tramp on the holy city (Jerusalem) for 42 months. The beast will exercise his authority to blaspheme God and to make war against the saints. “There will be a time of distress such as has not happened from the beginning of nations,” for “time, times and half a time.” There will be a ‘rapture’ event, being “caught up into the clouds”, but it will NOT be a secret – far from it! The whole earth – “every eye” – will witness it! Our being ‘caught up’ will take place at the last trumpet, AFTER the conclusion of the 1,260 days of the Great Tribulation! -------------------- With music from: Coole Park (Ontario, Canada) – 'Old Hag, You Have Killed Me', ( Water Journeys ); Michael Cameron and Frontline (Northern Ireland, UK) – 'Speak the Name', (Hard on Your Heels); Kaedmon (California, USA) – 'My Love', ( My Love). Produced by Precious Oil Productions Ltd for Kingdom Come Trust
Fresh Bread: Your Kingdom Come (1-18) - by Raymond McCullough
Seventh in the series. In prophetic word Judah and Israel are inseparable. At one time, for convenience, I tried to separate the Hebrew scriptures referring to the return of Judah from those referring to Israel, (i.e. the 'ten tribes'). It proved to be impossible! Can we identify any of the ten tribes today? Do they have any connection to Israel? -------------------- With music from: Máire Brennan (Co. Dublin, Ireland) – 'Doon Well', (Perfect Time); Michael Cameron and Frontline (Belfast, Northern Ireland) – 'Holy Ground', ( Hard on Your Heels ); Paul & Beulah Shields (Bangor, Co. Down, Northern Ireland) – 'All My Days', ( Pressing into Your Presence). Produced by Precious Oil Productions Ltd for Kingdom Come Trust
This week on Contrabass Conversations we bring you an interview with string teacher and double bassist Peter Tambroni. Peter has written a book titled An Introduction to Double Bass Playing, and he has many valuable ideas regarding double bass pedagogy. Arizona bassist Robert Matheson is also featured on this episode. Enjoy! About Peter Peter began playing the double bass at the age of 16 (after playing the clarinet since elementary school) when the director of his high school jazz ensemble asked if anyone would be interested in playing bass. After playing electric bass it was suggested that he learn the string bass and soon after he began orchestral studies. Within a year, he knew he wanted to go into the field of music, and becoming a music teacher was the perfect choice for him. He received his Bachelor's of Music in Music Education from the Crane School of Music in 1996. After that he taught strings in the public schools for grades 4 - 12 in Northern New York and was adjunct faculty for 'cello and double bass at the State University of New York at Plattsburgh. In 2000 he graduated from the University of Illinois at Urbana - Champaign with a Master's in Double Bass Performance, studying with Michael Cameron. He is currently a string teacher in suburban Chicago where he teaches string lessons in grades 3 - 8 and conducts the middle school concert and chamber orchestras. He also leads an Irish ensemble and a bass quartet. He performs around the greater Chicago area with many orchestra and rock bands around the city. In 2000, he appeared on the Bozo Super Sunday Show to give a presentation and performance on the double bass. In the spring of 2003 he was the guest soloist for District 212 (playing the Vanhal concerto) and in spring of 2004 he performed at Symphony Center's Orchestra Hall with the Polish American Symphony Orchestra of Chicago. He has attended classes with Michael Hovnanian of the Chicago Symphony, John Chiego, Hal Robinson of the Philadelphia Orchestra, Scott Haigh of the Cleveland Symphony, Stewart Arfman, and Erik Harris. Peter has been published several in American String Teacher as well as websites around the world.
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