Podcasts about Michael Gill

Ibland är spel bara fruktansvärt roliga att spela. Möt Dead Cells.Gäst: Michael Gill

A company previously involved in the Diamond District project has filed a 40 million dollar lawsuit against its former partners in Richmond Circuit Court; Richmond officials say the East End Festival will return this fall for its sixth celebration of music and arts; Hanover County's School Board has appointed an interim superintendent following Michael Gill's resignation; Virginia's Reproductive rights advocates are throwing their support behind Kamala Harris' presidential campaign; and other local news stories.

Rytmspelen var kanske som bäst på Nintendo DS, där pekpennan kunde agera dirigentpinne för allsköns galna påhitt. Och dessa påhitt var som allra galnast i Inis fullständigt urballade värld, där peppatrullen Ouendan ryckte ut för att hjälpa krukmakare, studenter och kapplöpningshästar med allehanda bekymmer.Fräckt var bara förnamnet.Gäst: Michael Gill

Life is short. We don't know when God will call us home. In today's episode, we take 5 minutes to report on the death of Mr. Michael Gill (56) who was brutally gunned down in a carjacking incident by a 28-year-old in Washington D.C. Tomorrow is not promised so what can you do today to make sure the people you leave behind are taken care of? Death doesn't have an age requirement. But God has a plan.

Life is short. We don't know when God will call us home. In today's episode, we take 5 minutes to report on the death of Mr. Michael Gill (56) who was brutally gunned down in a carjacking incident by a 28-year-old in Washington D.C. Tomorrow is not promised so what can you do today to make sure the people you leave behind are taken care of? Death doesn't have an age requirement. But God has a plan.

Washington, D.C., recently experienced a profound tragedy involving a former Trump administration official. Michael Gill, once the backbone of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) as its chief of staff, died following a violent carjacking incident in the city, according to a recent report. On the fateful evening, Gill was in his car, parked on K Street NW just around 5:45 p.m. Suddenly, an assailant intruded into his vehicle, resulting in the tragic shooting. Gill's long-held service to his country ended abruptly on that 900 block of K Street. Artell Cunningham, a 28-year-old man, has been identified by the police as the alleged perpetrator. In the wake of the attack on Gill, Cunningham significantly escalated his criminal activities, targeting another vehicle within an hour, law enforcement officials disclosed. His attempted theft did not end with that one car. He advanced towards bystanders, generating fear and demanding their car keys. Among his targets was Alberto Vasquez, Jr., 35, whom Cunningham allegedly killed during his carjacking attempts at the intersection of 3rd and N Streets Northeast.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Harriet and Producer Martin are joined by Lee Anderson, the former deputy chairman of the Conservative Party, to explain how being brutally satirised by Labour MPs made him rethink his political beliefs. They are also joined by Chief Executive of West Suffolk Council, Jambon Curls, to talk about how they have finally released artists in that region from the apron strings of state funding. We also have our Diversity Correspondent Eshaan Akbar to explain why knowing capital cities is Woke. We have a Patreon now, and you can support the show by signing up at patreon.com/NonCensored. Thanks to Chris Hargan, Michael Gill, Ben Rimmer and Anne Herbert for signing up in the last week. Keep your questions coming to the team by emailing noncensoredpodcast@gmail.com. Thanks to Rosie Holt (@RosieIsAHolt), Brendan Murphy (@notmurphy), Eshaan Akbar (@eshaanakbar), Will Sebag-Montefiore (@wsebag), Marcus Brigstocke (@marcusbrig) and Ed Morrish. Tickets for Rosie's show, That's Politainment!, are available here. Tickets for Brendan's show, Buffy Revamped, are available here. Will has a podcast called Legitimate Like, and you can hear it here. Marcus has a weekly show on Jazz FM, which you can hear here. Show photography by Karla Gowlett (photoperspective.co.uk) and show design by Chris Barker (chrisbarkerprints.co.uk). Music and jingles by Paddy Gervers & Rob Sell (torchandcompass.com). NonCensored is a Lead Mojo production (leadmojo.co.uk).  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Superhjältespel var ofta lika usla som filmlicensspel förr i tiden, men så - som en blixt från klar himmel - kom Batman: Arkham Asylum. Ett actionspel med Metroidvania-influenser som gjorde nästan allt rätt.Batman hade framför allt aldrig varit coolare.Gäst: Michael Gill

Chris Payne and Michael Gill are craftspeople, artists, radio presenters, snake rescuers, educators and owners of a wildlife refuge. Their story is about turning their interests into passions. They join Mia to talk through their epic 52-year love story, and all the things they've built, salvaged and saved along the way. This episode was produced and edited by Mia Hull.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The third Earl of Shaftesbury (1671-1713) was a troubled soul – negative, misanthropic, and deeply troubled by his negativity and misanthropy. In A Philosophy of Beauty: Shaftesbury on Nature, Virtue, and Art (Princeton University Press, 2022), Michael Gill shows how Shaftesbury's efforts to work on himself resulted in his becoming one of the first philosophers writing in English to develop an aesthetic theory.  Shaftesbury conceived of beauty as order or harmony exemplified by wild nature just as it is created by God, in sharp contrast to the prevailing seventeenth-century European view that nature was sinful and needed to be altered for human purposes before it could be aesthetically valuable. Gill, who is professor of philosophy at the University of Edinburgh, explains how Shaftesbury argued for seeing our lives as works of art, and how he responded to critics who claimed that admiring beauty was something only rich lords like himself could afford to do. Instead, Shaftesbury claimed, even the “lowly mechanic” is inherently invested in good craftsmanship and in making himself a good person. Carrie Figdor is professor of philosophy at the University of Iowa. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

The third Earl of Shaftesbury (1671-1713) was a troubled soul – negative, misanthropic, and deeply troubled by his negativity and misanthropy. In A Philosophy of Beauty: Shaftesbury on Nature, Virtue, and Art (Princeton University Press, 2022), Michael Gill shows how Shaftesbury's efforts to work on himself resulted in his becoming one of the first philosophers writing in English to develop an aesthetic theory.  Shaftesbury conceived of beauty as order or harmony exemplified by wild nature just as it is created by God, in sharp contrast to the prevailing seventeenth-century European view that nature was sinful and needed to be altered for human purposes before it could be aesthetically valuable. Gill, who is professor of philosophy at the University of Edinburgh, explains how Shaftesbury argued for seeing our lives as works of art, and how he responded to critics who claimed that admiring beauty was something only rich lords like himself could afford to do. Instead, Shaftesbury claimed, even the “lowly mechanic” is inherently invested in good craftsmanship and in making himself a good person. Carrie Figdor is professor of philosophy at the University of Iowa. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/philosophy

The third Earl of Shaftesbury (1671-1713) was a troubled soul – negative, misanthropic, and deeply troubled by his negativity and misanthropy. In A Philosophy of Beauty: Shaftesbury on Nature, Virtue, and Art (Princeton University Press, 2022), Michael Gill shows how Shaftesbury's efforts to work on himself resulted in his becoming one of the first philosophers writing in English to develop an aesthetic theory.  Shaftesbury conceived of beauty as order or harmony exemplified by wild nature just as it is created by God, in sharp contrast to the prevailing seventeenth-century European view that nature was sinful and needed to be altered for human purposes before it could be aesthetically valuable. Gill, who is professor of philosophy at the University of Edinburgh, explains how Shaftesbury argued for seeing our lives as works of art, and how he responded to critics who claimed that admiring beauty was something only rich lords like himself could afford to do. Instead, Shaftesbury claimed, even the “lowly mechanic” is inherently invested in good craftsmanship and in making himself a good person. Carrie Figdor is professor of philosophy at the University of Iowa. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/intellectual-history

The third Earl of Shaftesbury (1671-1713) was a troubled soul – negative, misanthropic, and deeply troubled by his negativity and misanthropy. In A Philosophy of Beauty: Shaftesbury on Nature, Virtue, and Art (Princeton University Press, 2022), Michael Gill shows how Shaftesbury's efforts to work on himself resulted in his becoming one of the first philosophers writing in English to develop an aesthetic theory.  Shaftesbury conceived of beauty as order or harmony exemplified by wild nature just as it is created by God, in sharp contrast to the prevailing seventeenth-century European view that nature was sinful and needed to be altered for human purposes before it could be aesthetically valuable. Gill, who is professor of philosophy at the University of Edinburgh, explains how Shaftesbury argued for seeing our lives as works of art, and how he responded to critics who claimed that admiring beauty was something only rich lords like himself could afford to do. Instead, Shaftesbury claimed, even the “lowly mechanic” is inherently invested in good craftsmanship and in making himself a good person. Carrie Figdor is professor of philosophy at the University of Iowa. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The third Earl of Shaftesbury (1671-1713) was a troubled soul – negative, misanthropic, and deeply troubled by his negativity and misanthropy. In A Philosophy of Beauty: Shaftesbury on Nature, Virtue, and Art (Princeton University Press, 2022), Michael Gill shows how Shaftesbury's efforts to work on himself resulted in his becoming one of the first philosophers writing in English to develop an aesthetic theory.  Shaftesbury conceived of beauty as order or harmony exemplified by wild nature just as it is created by God, in sharp contrast to the prevailing seventeenth-century European view that nature was sinful and needed to be altered for human purposes before it could be aesthetically valuable. Gill, who is professor of philosophy at the University of Edinburgh, explains how Shaftesbury argued for seeing our lives as works of art, and how he responded to critics who claimed that admiring beauty was something only rich lords like himself could afford to do. Instead, Shaftesbury claimed, even the “lowly mechanic” is inherently invested in good craftsmanship and in making himself a good person. Carrie Figdor is professor of philosophy at the University of Iowa. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/art

The third Earl of Shaftesbury (1671-1713) was a troubled soul – negative, misanthropic, and deeply troubled by his negativity and misanthropy. In A Philosophy of Beauty: Shaftesbury on Nature, Virtue, and Art (Princeton University Press, 2022), Michael Gill shows how Shaftesbury's efforts to work on himself resulted in his becoming one of the first philosophers writing in English to develop an aesthetic theory.  Shaftesbury conceived of beauty as order or harmony exemplified by wild nature just as it is created by God, in sharp contrast to the prevailing seventeenth-century European view that nature was sinful and needed to be altered for human purposes before it could be aesthetically valuable. Gill, who is professor of philosophy at the University of Edinburgh, explains how Shaftesbury argued for seeing our lives as works of art, and how he responded to critics who claimed that admiring beauty was something only rich lords like himself could afford to do. Instead, Shaftesbury claimed, even the “lowly mechanic” is inherently invested in good craftsmanship and in making himself a good person. Carrie Figdor is professor of philosophy at the University of Iowa.

The third Earl of Shaftesbury (1671-1713) was a troubled soul – negative, misanthropic, and deeply troubled by his negativity and misanthropy. In A Philosophy of Beauty: Shaftesbury on Nature, Virtue, and Art (Princeton University Press, 2022), Michael Gill shows how Shaftesbury's efforts to work on himself resulted in his becoming one of the first philosophers writing in English to develop an aesthetic theory.  Shaftesbury conceived of beauty as order or harmony exemplified by wild nature just as it is created by God, in sharp contrast to the prevailing seventeenth-century European view that nature was sinful and needed to be altered for human purposes before it could be aesthetically valuable. Gill, who is professor of philosophy at the University of Edinburgh, explains how Shaftesbury argued for seeing our lives as works of art, and how he responded to critics who claimed that admiring beauty was something only rich lords like himself could afford to do. Instead, Shaftesbury claimed, even the “lowly mechanic” is inherently invested in good craftsmanship and in making himself a good person. Carrie Figdor is professor of philosophy at the University of Iowa. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/european-studies

The third Earl of Shaftesbury (1671-1713) was a troubled soul – negative, misanthropic, and deeply troubled by his negativity and misanthropy. In A Philosophy of Beauty: Shaftesbury on Nature, Virtue, and Art (Princeton University Press, 2022), Michael Gill shows how Shaftesbury's efforts to work on himself resulted in his becoming one of the first philosophers writing in English to develop an aesthetic theory.  Shaftesbury conceived of beauty as order or harmony exemplified by wild nature just as it is created by God, in sharp contrast to the prevailing seventeenth-century European view that nature was sinful and needed to be altered for human purposes before it could be aesthetically valuable. Gill, who is professor of philosophy at the University of Edinburgh, explains how Shaftesbury argued for seeing our lives as works of art, and how he responded to critics who claimed that admiring beauty was something only rich lords like himself could afford to do. Instead, Shaftesbury claimed, even the “lowly mechanic” is inherently invested in good craftsmanship and in making himself a good person. Carrie Figdor is professor of philosophy at the University of Iowa. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/british-studies

Vagrant Story är ett av Squares mer okända rollspel och frågar du regissören Yasumi Matsuno skulle han nog inte vilja att det karaktäriserades som ett sådant heller. Det är också lite av ett unikum i det japanska spelföretagets katalog: brutalt svårt, knepigt och säreget.Men handlingen är rafflande och presenteras i de kanske coolast regisserade mellansekvenserna under hela PlayStation-eran - trots att det mest handlar om dialogscener. Mästerligt är bara förnamnet.Gäst: Michael Gill

In PX103, our interview subject is Tim Jackson, a +40 year veteran of local government in Victoria and South Australia. Tim recently retired for a second time from the paid workforce after completing his four year role as the State Government appointed Administrator at the District of Council of Coober Pedy in South Australia in February. This was the first time an Administrator had been appointed to a South Australian Council in almost forty years. 

Prior to his first retirement, Tim was CEO of the City of Playford in South Australia for eighteen years. Playford was and is South Australia's fastest growing local government area. At the time of his departure, it was the eleventh fastest growing local government area in Australia. Prior to his time in South Australia, he was employed in Victoria by the City of Prahran which became the City of Stonnington after the reorganisation of local government in Victoria in the early 1990s.

Tim principal interest throughout his career has been about empowering citizens and employees. Tim has simultaneously performed many voluntary non executive roles in the for purpose sector. In Podcast Extra / Culture Corner, Tim recommends Utopia the TV series (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Utopia_(Australian_TV_series) and the biography of Sir Edmund Hillary, ‘Edmund Hillary – A Biography: The extraordinary life of the beekeeper who climbed Everest' by Michael Gill. Details on Hillary are found at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edmund_Hillary Jess recommends ‘Madoff - The Monster of Wall Street' on Netflix. Pete recommends the short stories of W. Somerset Maugham including ‘Far Eastern Tales' on Audible. Details of Maugham can be found at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/W._Somerset_Maugham. Audio production by Jack Bavage. Podcast released 24 March 2023. PlanningxChange is proud to be a member of the Urban Broadcast Collective.

In PX103, our interview subject is Tim Jackson, a +40 year veteran of local government in Victoria and South Australia. Tim recently retired for a second time from the paid workforce after completing his four year role as the State Government appointed Administrator at the District of Council of Coober Pedy in South Australia in February. This was the first time an Administrator had been appointed to a South Australian Council in almost forty years. 

Prior to his first retirement, Tim was CEO of the City of Playford in South Australia for eighteen years. Playford was and is South Australia's fastest growing local government area. At the time of his departure, it was the eleventh fastest growing local government area in Australia. Prior to his time in South Australia, he was employed in Victoria by the City of Prahran which became the City of Stonnington after the reorganisation of local government in Victoria in the early 1990s.

Tim principal interest throughout his career has been about empowering citizens and employees. Tim has simultaneously performed many voluntary non executive roles in the for purpose sector. In Podcast Extra / Culture Corner, Tim recommends Utopia the TV series (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Utopia_(Australian_TV_series) and the biography of Sir Edmund Hillary, ‘Edmund Hillary – A Biography: The extraordinary life of the beekeeper who climbed Everest' by Michael Gill. Details on Hillary are found at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edmund_Hillary Jess recommends ‘Madoff - The Monster of Wall Street' on Netflix. Pete recommends the short stories of W. Somerset Maugham including ‘Far Eastern Tales' on Audible. Details of Maugham can be found at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/W._Somerset_Maugham. Audio production by Jack Bavage. Podcast released 24 March 2023.

In PX103, our interview subject is Tim Jackson, a +40 year veteran of local government. Tim recently retired for a second time from the paid workforce after completing his four year role as the State Government appointed Administrator at the District of Council of Coober Pedy in South Australia in February. This was the first time an Administrator had been appointed to a South Australian Council in almost forty years. Prior to his first retirement, Tim was CEO of the City of Playford in South Australia for eighteen years. Playford was and is South Australia's fastest growing local government area. At the time of his departure, it was the eleventh fastest growing local government area in Australia. Prior to his time in South Australia, he was employed in Victoria by the City of Prahran which became the City of Stonnington after the reorganisation of local government in Victoria in the early 1990s. Tim principal interest throughout his career has been about empowering citizens and employees. Tim has simultaneously performed many voluntary non executive roles in the for purpose sector. In Podcast Extra / Culture Corner, Tim recommends Utopia the TV series (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Utopia_(Australian_TV_series) and the biography of Sir Edmund Hillary, ‘Edmund Hillary – A Biography: The extraordinary life of the beekeeper who climbed Everest' by Michael Gill. Details on Hillary are found at  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edmund_Hillary Jess recommends ‘Madoff - The Monster of Wall Street' on Netflix. Pete recommends the short stories of W. Somerset Maugham including ‘Far Eastern Tales' on Audible. Details of Maugham can be found at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/W._Somerset_Maugham. Audio production by Jack Bavage. Podcast released 24 March 2023. 

At long last, our first interview! This man has been mentioned many times before on the podcast, and has played a significant role in both our lives... Michael Gill did have a glittering career, as a lawyer, and in various other engagements, but to us he is cherished more as a source of wisdom, companionship and guidance. He is a man of vocation and dedication, a source of joy and community to all those he encounters. He listens but tries never to judge. He thinks deeply, and often throws around words like 'Helicopter!', 'Interconnectedness,' 'Not bloody siloism!', 'Peace and Joy' and of course, 'Just Be.' He's always there for those who need him, and has a sharp and beautiful sense of humour. Though he'll say this is no good for his ego, I must say, we consider him to be quite ahead of his time, and he defies almost every stereotype you'd associate with someone of his age and standing in society. Affectionately dubbed 'Gilly' by those close to him, we wanted to commemorate and capture some of his beautiful insights in an episode. This is dedicated not just to our dear friend, but to the intimate group of Gilly's companions who cherish him as much as we do. Here is a man who plants the seeds. SUMMARY: 0:00 Throwback, 'You people waste the now... I don't have that option.' & Intro 7:45 Living in the Now & Anxiety toward the Future 12:30 Struggles living in the 'Present' 16:00 What 'practical' things end up distracting us from life? 20:50 Is it easier for older people to make the most of the present? 25:20 Getting better at appreciating life 30:30 Stepping down from partner at Major Law Firm 40:00 Being between 70 and 80 years of age isn't too bad 43:00 Benefit of admitting what you don't really know in life 45:00 How does your Christian Faith relate to broader awareness? 48:00 The Matthew Perry Story & You can't fool your heart 55:00 Questions about money are always questions about something else 1:02:00 Why do Westerners grow flowers? 1:04:00 No GFC in Cambodia in 2008/9 1:08:27 Gilly's relationship with money 1:12:00 the Gift of not being paid (in money) 1:25:00 What's different about Gilly? (Luke is put on the spot) 1:31:30 Listening to others non-judgmentally 1:39:33 Doubt creates faith 1:41:30 Looking at old beliefs non-judgmentally 1:47:40 Staying on in his old home as a 'widow' & a new understanding of death 1:55:30 How we met Gilly and the journey exploring education 2:02:30 Relflecting on the beginning of Constant Student 2:07:10 Just. Be. 2:11:27 Deep Rest. 2:13:10 'Too busy living it!'

Det är svårt att tänka sig ett mäktigare spel än Shadow of the Colossus - man klättrar trots allt upp på skyskrapehöga stenmonster för att på bästa David & Goliat-manér släcka deras liv. Och samtidigt känns det aldrig som en prestation, tvärtom översköljs vi av sorg och skam när kolosserna faller handlöst till marken.Kanske är det i kolossernas skuggor som hjälten förvandlas till skurken.Gäst: Michael Gill

Vilken är favoritkonsolen? Vilken är dröm-crossovern? Och hur mycket politik finns det egentligen inom spel? Detta är frågor vi både ställer oss själva men framför allt veckans studiogäst Michael Gill som till vardags är blygsamt framgångsrik producent, journanlist och till och med poddare även han. Vi diskuterar bl.a. varför spelfilm kanske aldrig är en bra idé, vad metoo-rörelsen haft för inverkan på spelkulturen samt testar Mickes omnipotenta kunskap i kända tvspelsljud. Ett rekordlångt avsnitt med mycket att sätta tänderna och nintendo-tummarna i med andra ord! Press that play button. 1:31 - Intro 6:13 - Veckans nyhetstugg, del 1 23:27 - Veckans nyhetstugg, del 2 33:03 - Sämsta/bästa spelkonsolen 49:35 - Crossovers 56:38 - Vilket spel borde bli film? 1:02:19 - Metoo's påverkan i spelbranschen 1:14:13 - Spel och politik 1:25:57 - Gissa Ljudet 1:41:48 - Outro

Skate revolutionerade skateboardspelen på mer än ett sätt. Flickitkontrollen sökte anamma samma typ av rörelser man gör för att utföra trick med brädan i verkligheten med den analoga spaken och resultatet var inget annat än hänförande. Dessutom lyckades man med konststycket att faktiskt representera skatekulturen bättre än något annat spel dessförinnan.Gäst: Michael Gill

Michael Gill, Executive Director of the Air Transport Action Group, Director of Environment at the International Air Transport Association and soon to be ICAO's Director of Legal Affairs and External Relations, speaks about the pushes and pulls of expat life, shares how a profound study abroad experience changed his future path, how travel can create a greater empathy necessary for dealing with global crises like the ones facing us now, and what we can learn about life living a la francaise. Have a listen.

Inside är en evigt sidscrollande teater-scen om en liten pojkes resa in i... det okända. Det är en historia om kontroll - på många plan. Och mysterier som det antagligen inte finns ett svar på.I veckans avsnitt av Kraftspelen pratar vi om perspektiv, 2D-äventyrsspelens utveckling och kycklingar som används som kulspruteammunition. Det blir, i vanlig ordning, både sinnrikt och skojigt.Gäst: Michael Gill

In this episode Twyla Risby and Michael Gill will be joined by an extra special guest Wenda Bradley from FASSY. Where they will talk about our ongoing summer of support,  Helios Consulting's annual charitable giving event, as well as shine the spotlight on the phenomenal workFASSY does in White Horse and the Yukon.

In this episode  we're happy to share more about our Summer of Support campaign, which is our annual charitable giving event in the communities we operate in. In this episode Michael Gill and Twyla Risby, sit down with Shawna Ogerton of the Calgary Food Bank; to put a spot light on the incredible work the Calgary Food Bank does regarding food security for Calgarians, as well as how Calgarians can continue to support this local charitable organization. Our next podcast will also focus on our Summer of Support, highlighting the important work FASSY does in the Yukon, another community Helios operates in and is very proud to give back to.

In our first episode, join us as Partners (Kait Dinunzio, Mike Donoghue, Michael Gill, and Theunis Van Der Linde) discuss Helios Consulting's: Past, Present, and Future. As well as some of the complexities of teams and leadership. 

Mayer Brown partners Andrew Noreuil, Michael Gill and Brian Massengill discuss two recent decisions of the Delaware Supreme Court regarding the ability of parties to limit their liability for fraud in an M&A transaction and the insurability of fraud under a directors and officers liability insurance policy.

Mayer Brown partners Andrew Noreuil, Michael Gill and Brian Massengill discuss two recent decisions of the Delaware Supreme Court regarding the ability of parties to limit their liability for fraud in an M&A transaction and the insurability of fraud under a directors and officers liability insurance policy.

0:22 - Episode begins...1:40 - Webflow launched “focus mode” in the style panel3:30 - Also, the Webflow community update was today!6:17 - John Saunders had an awesome thread about his foray into Webflow7:44 - The rise of the no-code economy panel was awesome!12:01 - Coda now has a color scale in conditional formatting12:15 - Coda also launched custom templates13:26 - Matt's tweet13:31 - Also, Coda's social and marketing game is really next level 14:15 - Patreon just raised $155 Million 14:45 - Wix released the weirdest video we've seen?16:51 - Wix's weird video, part 223:24 - How awsm built a profitable no-code side business24:20 - If you take place in the Microacquire challenge you can get a Bildr Pro account for free25:34 - Also, Michael Gill showed off how he built his calendar app in Bildr25:50 - Softr is starting a “Learn Airtable” course26:15 - NoCodeZ it taking a different approach to building apps28:11 - BaseQL for Airtable looks like an interesting product29:28 - Is anyone using Xano? WMX to replace that WAZM?31:20 - Matt hired Jake and 8020's team is growing!35:45 - James Mishra's tweet (help is here for you, bud!)43:00 - Josh Pigford's tweet44:23 - Marco's tweet44:35 - Our Interview with Marco45:23 - Josh's tweet

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Michael Gill MFA is the Editor and Publisher of CAN Journal, the collaborative arts magazine of the Collective Arts Network and, a few days after Christine Priola, Susan Allan Brock and other Donald Trump supporters try to take the U.S. Capitol hostage, answers the musical question “what the hell is going on with white people?” We talk about why liberals love James Baldwin and Ta-nehisi Coates, how white women try to restrain black opportunity (#Karen) and the two types of whiteness. Also, taking care of the edlerly and the rules to handling a Black Man's Money. It's cocksuckery, printmaking and white accountability -- at last-- on #conversationforadults.  Resources: http://canjournal.org/ (Canjournal.org) Michael on FB: https://www.facebook.com/michael.gill.7547 (facebook.com/michael.gill.7547) Read http://canjournal.org/member/jimi-izrael/ (my articles in CAN Journal) Let's Talk: Website: https://conversationforadults.com/ (conversationforadults.com) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/conversationforadults/ (@conversationforadults) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/conversationforadultswithjimiizrael/ (facebook.com/conversationforadultswithjimiizrael) Twitter: https://twitter.com/convoforadults (@convoforadults) Conversation for Adults is a production of http://crate.media (Crate Media)

Michael went on many expeditions with Sir Edmund Hillary and was a friend of his for 50 years and has written an in-depth biography of his life.  In this interview we find out about how they first met and what going on several expeditions with him all around the world was like.  We also learn about his memories of Sir Ed and the key points in his life and how they influenced him and what his character was like.  Michael has had a fascinating life so it was really interesting to hear about his adventures as well.  If you enjoy this then check out some of the other episodes in the back catalogue as well as there are more than 235.  www.theseeds.nz The book with Michael wrote on Sir Edmund Hillary: https://www.pottonandburton.co.nz/product/edmund-hillary/  

Jimmy Håkansson längtar efter att få krypa in i Bolibompadraken och Michael Gill menar att bästa pandemimedicinen är kultur, inte kommers (och missar eventuellt att läsa det finstilta i smittskyddslagen). 13:30 - Mörka miniatyrer Jimmy har besökt Jacqueline Forzelius dioramautställning Bortom er värld, som bland annat rymmer en dockskåpsversion av Breiviks pojkrum 35:50 - Havet Michael Gill har läst Lars Berges Monstervågen och sett surfsagan Live to sea och blottlägger nu sin livslånga kärlek till (och skräck för) det mystiska havet. Följ oss på Instagram och twitter där vi heter @podemupcast

Jimmy Håkansson tjusas av århundradets Pokémon-blåsning och Michael Gill fasas över en virtuell rundtur i en sanitär olägenhet. 9:57 Metroidvania Vi går vilse i metroidvania-djungeln tillsammans med spelutvecklaren — tillika Pod 'em ups första gäst! — Mikael Forslind från Elden Pixels, som har gjort metroidvaniaspelen Alwa's Awakening och Alwa's Legacy. Följ oss på instagram och twitter där vi heter @podemupcast

In this episode I talk with 2 heavy-hitters in Seattle's live music industry - Leigh Bezezekoff began her career in 2007, going on to work as an artist manager, promoter, and talent buyer.  She's currently part of the team at Seattle's Tractor Tavern.  Leigh's also done production work for area festivals including Bumbershoot. Michael Gill is the talent buyer for Central Saloon, in addition to fronting his own band, [ b r a c k e t s ]. Michael and Leigh discuss their newfound roles advocating for live music as part of the Washington Nightlife Music Association (WNMA).  We also discuss the challenges of managing music venues, along with new bands they're excited about! For more information, check out: https://wanma.info/ Music in this episode: "Brown Liquor" - BearAxe https://open.spotify.com/track/6rTwt9OLxiXhOVzXFatFqu?si=ZlmSWkCASvKnMrbzQfZvVQ "Know The Knot" - Constant Lovers https://open.spotify.com/track/7A3rkjBiRPfCe0BxcWQ3Rq?si=MTN8hHqUTHGGxRQLLi8Asw

Jimmy Håkansson och Michael Gill snackar om nedläggningen av P3 Spel, och minns tiden där de båda arbetade där. 10:48 – Alan Moore Michael om serielegenden och surgubben Alan Moores kulturgärning, Hollywoodhat och varför han är en politikens Nostradamus. 29:10 – Den vite frälsarens död Efter att ha sett The Good Lord Bird, American Country och They Boys undrar Jimmy om storytelling-tropen “den vite frälsaren” är död.

Vem är Michael Gill? Varför är hans portfolio coolare än din? Vilken spelmusik lyssnar han helst på? Och vad har han egentligen för kontroversiell åsikt om Sonic the Hedgehog? Ett spelspäckat gästavsnitt där Eli och Salle tar ett litet försiktigt kliv ur den tredje dimensionen och in i den andra för ovanlighetens skull. 1:49 - Intro 3:14 - Intervju: Michael Gill 39:20 - Intervju: spelfrågor 74:00 - Outro

The Journal of Rheumatology's Editor-in-Chief Earl Silverman talks about this month's selection of articles that are most relevant to the clinical rheumatologist. This month's selections include: Effectiveness of Tocilizumab in Patients with Rheumatoid Arthritis Is Unaffected by Comorbidity Burden or Obesity: Data from a US Registry by Dimitrios A. Pappas, Carol J. Etzel, Margaux Crabtree, Taylor Blachley, Jennie Best, Steve Zlotnick and Joel M. Kremer https://doi.org/10.3899/jrheum.190282 The Ankylosing Spondylitis Performance Index: Reliability and Feasibility of an Objective Test for Physical Functioning by Rianne E. van Bentum, Sebastian E. Ibáñez Vodnizza, Maria P. Poblete de la Fuente, Francisca Valenzuela Aldridge, Victoria Navarro-Compán, Tamara R. Rusman, Marieke M. ter Wee, Omar Valenzuela Letelier, Salima F. E. van Weely and Irene E. van der Horst-Bruinsma https://doi.org/10.3899/jrheum.191063 Measuring Outcomes in Psoriatic Arthritis: Comparing Routine Assessment of Patient Index Data and Psoriatic Arthritis Impact of Disease by Jessica A. Walsh, Marilyn T. Wan, Christine Willinger, M. Elaine Husni, Jose U. Scher, Soumya M. Reddy and Alexis Ogdie https://doi.org/10.3899/jrheum.190219 Hemophagocytic Lymphohistiocytosis: Prevalence, Risk Factors, Outcome, and Outcome-related Factors in Adult Idiopathic Inflammatory Myopathies by Junyu Liang, Danyi Xu, Chuanyin Sun, Weiqian Chen, Heng Cao and Jin Lin https://doi.org/10.3899/jrheum.190542 Scope of Outcomes in Trials and Observational Studies of Interventions Targeting Medication Adherence in Rheumatic Conditions: A Systematic Review by Ayano Kelly, Luke Crimston-Smith, Allison Tong, Susan J. Bartlett, Charlotte L. Bekker, Robin Christensen, Mary A. De Vera, Maarten de Wit, Vicki Evans, Michael Gill, Lyn March, Karine Manera, Robby Nieuwlaat, Shahrzad Salmasi, Marieke Scholte-Voshaar, Jasvinder A. Singh, Daniel Sumpton, Karine Toupin-April, Peter Tugwell, Bart van den Bemt, Suzanne Verstappen and Kathleen Tymms https://doi.org/10.3899/jrheum.190726 To read the full articles visit www.jrheum.org Music by David Hilowitz

Michael Gill, CTO at GPS Trackit, uses the low-code tool Clutch for all frontend development. He covers how he convinced his engineering team to take this path, and what was the result.

Today we’re sitting down with Rifle Hughes, Strategy and Innovation Business Partner at JPG Resources. Rifle has spent over 20 years helping companies build strong connections between brands and consumers. He’s worked with a range of companies within the industry, from start-ups to heavy hitters like Nestlé, Hormel, and Pepsi. Rifle and I discuss how COVID is influencing consumer behavior, and how both CPG and restaurant brands should adapt. In this episode, you’ll hear: What consumer behaviors will likely have the most staying power in a post-pandemic world. How restaurants are bringing the on-premise experience to their customers' homes. What factors to consider before investing more into your e-commerce presence, and lot’s more.  Recommended Resources: Connect with Rifle Hughes on LinkedIn Edmund Hillary: A Biography by Michael Gill

Pod 'em up har fortfarande sommarlov, men vi har en liten guldklimp som vi gärna vill dela med oss av. Inför tredje avsnittet av podden pratade Michael Gill med dokumentärfilmaren Fredrik Oskarsson som letat efter en nedgrävd skatt i de klippiga bergen. Faktum är att den inspelade intervjun är så pass spännande att det vore synd att låta den samla virtuellt damm på våra hårddiskar. Därför passar vi på att publicera den i sin oredigerade helhet. Som ett litet bonusavsnitt. Ordinarie Pod 'em up kommer att återkomma efter sommaren.

Michael Gill - känd från Blog 'em up och Pod 'em up - berättar om hur det var att presentera Unravel 2 för en E3-publik och varför han har svårt att resa in i USA.

Fjärde avsnittet av Pod ‘em up är det sista innan ett inte särskilt välförtjänt sommarlov. Så för att lämna er med något ordentligt när ni slappar i hängmattan har Jimmy Håkansson och Michael Gill tagit en rejäl tugga ur den fruktade dystopimackan. 4:20 Dystopi Från Orwells go to-dystopi, via Boyes sanningsdroger och hela vägen in i nutidens mellanöstern söker Jimmy och Michael att bena ut Dystopins alla vinklar och vrår. Vilken är den bästa dystopin? Vad fyller den dystopiska berättelsen för funktion? Och... befinner vi oss i en just nu?

I tredje avsnittet av Pod ‘em up avhandlar Jimmy Håkansson och Michael Gill romantiska drömmar om nedgrävda guldskatter – och den eviga frågan huruvida vi lever i en simulering eller inte. 4:35 – Skattjägaren Michael har pratat med en livs levande skattletare! Forrest Fenns legendariska skatt fanns någonstans i Klippiga bergen. Dokumentärfilmaren Fredrik Oskarsson tog med sig en IT-miljonär och två alkemister för att gräva guld i USA. 30:10 – Simuleringsteorin Elbilsmagnaten Elon Musk är övertygad om att vi lever i en simulering. Jimmy har läst Nick Boströms “Are you living in a computer simulation” och testar tesen i en djuplodande diskussion om mänsklighetens vara eller icke vara.

I andra avsnittet av Pod 'em up undrar Jimmy Håkansson och Michael Gill varför vissa poliser, mitt under Black Lives Matter-demonstrationer, smyckar sina uniformer med Punisher-pins. Och så har de gått på internetteater. 06:08 Under Black Lives Matter-protesterna i USA har man sett poliser med Punisher-logotyper på uniformen. Michael undrar vad det innebär när lagens väktare hyllar en serietidningsfigur som är känd för att göra allt annat än ”serve and protect”? 23:59
 Jimmy har gått på digital teaterfestival och ser hur scenkulturen under pestens tid anammar dataspelsmetoder för att nå fram till en ny publik. Hur funkar det? Och är teater fortfarande teater när det inte finns någon publik? Dessutom: vampyrkollektiv och skateboarddokumentärer.

GDIY Profiles are bonus episodes that feature your average DIY dog trainer and hunter.  All dog owners have a story of what got them involved and the main lessons learned along the way.  Hearing numerous people’s stories along with their mistakes, helps promote the idea that WE ALL STARTED AT THE SAME PLACE!