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In 1920, the Negro National League started play and the historic Kansas City Monarchs took the field for the first time. Leading the way was a 5-foot-7 two-way ballplayer who was about to embark on a journey that didn't end until 1938 - Bullet Joe Rogan. What no one knew then was that Rogan was going to put up numbers that ultimately led him into the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown. Rogan is considered by many to be one of the top 5 baseball players of all time. In fact, some say he is the greatest. On the mound, in the Negro National League he was 120-52 with an ERA of 2.65. But, when you combine the barnstorming tours and other leagues that Bullet played in, there is evidence that he won more than 350 games and struck out more than 2,000 batters. And, he did all of this without a windup. He just stood on the mound reared back and fired the ball. But, that's only half the story. Bullet was a star in the batter's box too. He hit cleanup for the Monarchs and for his NNL career, he hit .338 with an OPS of .934, connected for 50 home runs, drove in 419. He was an all-around superstar. But there is so much more to the Bullet Joe Rogan story and joining me on this episode of Sports' Forgotten Heroes is a very special guest - The President of Negro Leagues Baseball Museum Bob Kendrick. Bob shares some very fascinating stories with us, talks about how spectacular Bullet was and recalls so much more about the Negro Leagues and who Bullet compares to today ... and that might surprise you.

Enjoy the crew banter and discuss different stories around the world; - The Nigeria Basketball Federation NBBF has invited twenty (20) players for D'Tigress as they are set to open its first phase camp in the FCT, Abuja in preparation for the 2024 Olympics in Paris, France. - Nigeria Rugby Sevens head coach, Steve Lewis, has announced his squad for the Africa Cup Sevens Tournament, which will take place over two weekends from June 26 to July 8 in Mauritius. - Kenya's 10km road race world record holder Rhonex Kipruto has been banned for six years because of irregularities found in his Athlete Biological Passport. - Russian teenager Mirra Andreeva claimed the biggest win of her career against an out-of-sorts Aryna Sabalenka to reach the semi-finals of the French Open. - Germany's Alexander Zverev reached the French Open semi-finals for the fourth consecutive year by seeing off the spirited challenge of Australia's Alex de Minaur. - The prices of tickets for the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier between Nigeria and South America have been announced. - The Confederation of African Football, CAF, has debunked the rumours that the 2025 AFCON has been postponed. - The last four teams in the ongoing 2024 President Federation Cup have been confirmed as two NNL and NPFL teams respectively jostling for the coveted prize. - After Gombe United's 2-0 defeat to Sunshine Stars at the Pantami Stadium, Bala Nikyu has decided to step down as the Head Coach of the team following their confirmation of relegation from the Nigeria Premier Football League. - Nigeria's women U-20 team, the Falconets, will face former champions, Germany, Venezuela and South Korea in Group D at the 2024 FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup in Colombia from August 31 to August to 22.

Enjoy the crew banter and discuss different stories around the world; - The Vice Chancellor, Lagos State University, LASU, Prof. Ibiyemi Olatunji-Bello, said the institution is fully prepared to host the best edition of the Federation of African Universities Sports, FASU, in September, this year. - Rivers Queens made a comeback from a first half deficit to defeat experienced Imo Grasshoppers on day 3 of the Ardova Handball Premier League 2024 ongoing in Benin City, Edo State. - The organizers of the 2024 African Basketball League have confirmed the qualified teams for the playoffs. - President Bola Tinubu has congratulated Nigeria's table tennis star, Aruna Quadri, on winning the International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF) Africa Cup title. - Rory McIlroy says he is "ready to play" this week's US PGA Championship at Valhalla despite filing divorce papers on Monday. - Alex Albon has signed a new contract with Williams at least until the end of 2026. - Abia Warriors on Wednesday compounded the woes of Rivers United in the rescheduled game played in Umuahia. - Ghana delivered a stunning attacking masterclass to trounce Ivory Coast 5-1 in the opening match of the 2024 WAFU Zone B Under-17 Championship held at the University of Ghana Stadium on Tuesday. - The Nigeria National League, NNL, on Wednesday conducted draws for the Super 8 championship to be held at the Nnamdi Azikiwe Stadium, Enugu from June, 7-14, 2024. - Super Eagles ace, Victor Boniface has been crowned German Bundesliga Rookie of the Season. - Celtic emphatically sealed a 12th Scottish Premiership title in 13 seasons by dismantling Kilmarnock in arguably their finest display of the season. - Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag says the club want to keep skipper Bruno Fernandes after the Portuguese midfielder stated his desire to remain at Old Trafford. - Premier League clubs will vote on whether to scrap video assistant referees (VAR) from next season at their annual general meeting next month.

On February 13, 1920, Andrew "Rube" Foster made history by establishing the Negro National League (NNL), marking a pivotal moment in African-American sports. Known as the "Father of Black Baseball," Foster's vision led to the creation of the first professional baseball league exclusively for Black players. The NNL, headquartered in Kansas City, Missouri, provided a platform for Black athletes to showcase their talent and passion for the game in an era marked by segregation and discrimination. Under Foster's leadership, the NNL flourished, becoming a beacon of hope and opportunity for Black baseball players across the nation. Despite facing numerous challenges, including financial constraints and racial prejudice, the NNL operated successfully until 1931, leaving a lasting legacy in American sports history. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

NNL sixty-6 In this episode of Next Level Living, one of Jeremy's Core 4 members, Chris Crump, weighs in on the importance of men in social settings. Chris shares his perspectives & principles on how men should conduct themselves, especially when times get rough.  9:22 - “A problem is a problem because you don't know it's a problem.” Being aware of your surroundings is vital. Pay attention to patterns that need correcting.  Next Level Takaways ⁃ Prioritize what you engage in daily. Spend intentional time enhancing your responsibilities to the best of its ability.  ⁃ Support Men! Encourage them to fulfill the responsibility that God has placed inside of them.  ⁃ Speak to kids with visions of where they want to and will eventually be! Give kids opportunities to visualize themselves obtaining success at high levels. Take joy in either planting or watering a seed in a child's life. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today we talk fitness as we age with Dr. Roxanne.Roxanne Edrington is a chiropractor, clinical nutritionist and functional medicine practitioner and has led her practice for 30 years. She is the founder of ‘The Life After 40 Roadmap'She played professional football for the Houston Energy and then competed in the Ironman Florida and Ironman Tx at age 49 and and then got her pro card in Women's Figure Competition at age 50.At age 51 she competed on American Nina Warrior and then went on to win the NNL World Champion for the Masters Division  in 2021and then came back and won the 2022 NNL overall World Champion for Strongest Ninja.What a resume!She's also authored two books:Don't Feed the Sugar MonsterEating On The Go: Traveling Lite*Both available on Amazon DrRoxanne.comInsta: drroxanne_anwFB: Roxanne.Edrington

This is Draw The Line Radio Show with Jacki-e, presenting the best music from female producers and DJs. Helping me Draw The Line it's Artemis who's from Salt Lake City in the USA. She's one of the best female acts on the Western U.S. scene and has supported artists such as Maxxi Soundsystem, Matthias Meyer, Dubspeeka, David Scuba, and Oona Dahl. She's played on stages from Phuket to Washington D.C., New York City, and Las Vegas; at Movement Detroit (Girls Gone Vinyl) Don't Trip Festival, Burning Man (Distrikt, Element 11) and many more. Links for Artemis :- Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/artemis_slc/ Soundcloud- https://soundcloud.com/artemis-slc Mixcloud:- https://www.mixcloud.com/slcartemis/ Press: Vice:- https://www.vice.com/en/article/vbgnad/queer-guide-salt-lake-city New City Movement:- https://ncm.newcitymovement.com/artemis MusicIs4Lovers:- https://www.musicis4lovers.com/hometown-heroes-artemis/?fbclid=IwAR0sTNTgPmsd5b-lBi9pV3yr-U1nufXbNn7tWlMJobBh7ybgynm55TsS0H4 In my mix in the first hour I'm playing tracks by Beth Lydi, Just Her, La Fleur, Hannah Holland, Sydney Blu and lots more. If you like the tracks we play, please support the artists by buying their music. It's time to say NO to gender imbalance in dance music. It's time to Draw The Line!! Draw The Line Radio Show is produced for radio by Sergio Erridge and is A Darker Wave production. Track list 1st hour mixed by Jacki-E 1. Beth Lydi, Daniel Jaeger - Psychonautics (original mix) Snoe. 2. Just Her – We Dance (original mix) Ajunadeep. 3. Christina Semmler – Base (original mix) Kamarad Meyer Musik. 4. Sydney Blu, Fritz Helder – Monologue (original mix) Bluewater Music. 5. Magit Cacoon, Steven Wilson – Secret Life (original mix) Katermukke. 6. La Fleur – Outbreaker (original mix) Watergate. 7. Beth Lydi – Spilled Beans (original mix) Snoe. 8. Sydney Blu – Conspiracy (original mix) Rawthentic. 9. Just Her – Beautiful Nothing (original mix) Anjunadeep. 10. Baby T – Portra (Hybrid mix) Samurai Music. 11. Dovetail UK – Keep Your Disdance (original mix) Break Wind Productions. 12. Steffi, Virginia – Help me Understand (original mix) Ostgut Ton. 13. Nightwave – Inner Peace (original mix) Balkan Recordings. 14. Joyce Muniz – Give me the Taste ft Kim Anh (Hannah Holland renix) Constant Circles. 15. Invinta – Gut (original mix) 16. La Fleur – Waves original mix) Watergate. 17. Julia Govor, Barbara Ford – Anything to Fill the Void (original mix) Anagram. 18. Josephine – Deleite (original mix) Natura Viva. 2nd hour Artemis – An exclusive guest mix for Draw The Line Radio Show. 1. Kidnap - Skin (Rinzen remix) Birds That Fly. 2. Recondite - Phalanx (original mix) Hotflush Recordings. 3. Super Flu - Jo Gurt (Stephan Bodzin remix) monaberry 4. Colyn - Amor (original mix) Afterlife. 5. Jonas Rathsman - Wolfsbane (Extended mix) Method. 6. Tabi Dabo -Her Moon (original mix) Crosstown Rebels. 7. Solomun - Home (Club mix) NNL. 8. Einmusik, Stereo Express - Endurance (original mix) Einmusika Recordings. 9. Mind Against - Strange Days (original mix) LAD. 10. Nick Curly - Mute Navigator (original mix) Radiant. 11. Patrice Baumel - Grace (original mix) Speicher X. 12. Monkey Safari Hi Life (Cheeky Bold cover) monaberr.y

Big Lou welcomes to The Sports Lounge Taylor Jo Greene, Nathanaël HonVou, Caleb Keener They are: Taylor Jo Greene | AMERICAN NINJA WARRIOR JR • ANW JR 1, 2, 3 Seasons • UNAA Pro CHAMPION 2021 @wolfpackninjas PRO @bucketofchalk athlete @traininthecore athlete www.bucketofchalk.com Nathanaël HonVou | AMERICAN NINJA WARRIOR JR • ANWJr Season 2 + Season 3 • ARC TV Season 4 • NNL final 2018,19, 20 & 21 • UNAA u9, 2019, 2020, 9th place 2021 • AWG, FINA, & MCL, 20/21 @ninjanutin Caleb Keener | AMERICAN NINJA WARRIOR JR • 10 years old • Christ comes first • ANWJr Season 3 • CNL | UNAA | NNL • In the Core | Ninja Nation | Ninja Intensity @lil.kat.caleb Ninjas in The Lounge!

In this episode we interview our teammate and good friend  Charlotte (AKA Char goes far).  Listen as we talk about the NENA competition, our favorite obstacles, and changes to the NNL this season.  There may even be a Spanish lesson thrown in.Hope you enjoy.

Claire Flint is a Senior Business Leader and a Non-Executive Director for a number of organisations including the National Nuclear Laboratory (NNL), Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. Claire lives in Oxford and enjoys walking in the countryside and grows vegetables in her garden. Claire's favourite subject was History whilst she was at school, so after school she went to study History at Queen Mary London University. After she graduated, Claire went to B&Q as part of the Graduate management scheme before moving to Natwest Bank where she did her training alongside in Diploma in Labour Studies. After three years, Claire took an opportunity at the Bass Group, where she developed and delivered a structured management training programme and succession planning process. She then later moved to Diageo plc where she was responsible for HR and Organisation Development for Head office. Claire then joined Oxford Instruments as Human Resources Manager on the executive. Claire was the first HR lead on the executive team of a division of the business and Introduced performance management, and performance related pay. Claire became an industrial member of the campaign board for the Institute of Physics and then through the women in boards joined NNL.   For more information please visit:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/claire-flint-9707a34/

Na primeira metade do Século XX os Estados Unidos viviam sob um regime de segregação racial muito forte. Em diversas regiões do país, negros e brancos frequentavam diferentes lugares e tinham diferentes permissões para fazer o que bem entendessem. A segregação racial esteve presente em diversas camadas da sociedade e não seria diferente nos esportes. Apesar de não haver uma lei escrita, jogadores negros não podiam atuar nos principais times de baseball dos EUA. A forma como as comunidades negras acharam para praticar o baseball, o esporte mais popular dos Estados Unidos nas primeiras décadas do Século XX, foi criar times e organizar ligas exclusivas para seus atletas. O décimo nono episódio do Lado B do Esporte chega para contar um pouco do que foram as Ligas Negras de Baseball nos Estados Unidos. Links e informações Esse foi o episódio mais difícil de ser produzido até o momento, peço desculpas pela ausência de áudios para ilustrar o episódio mas é bem difícil achar materiais em áudio dessa época. O episódio acabou ficando um pouco mais longo do que o normal mas a história é cheia de detalhes que valem a pena serem contados. As 7 "Negro Major Leagues" foram: Negro National League (Primeira Versão), 1920–1931; Eastern Colored League, 1923–1928; American Negro League, 1929, foi criada por causa do encerramento da ECL; East-West League, 1932, encerrou as operações no meio da temporada de 1932; Negro Southern League, 1932, incorporou times da primeira NNL após o fim da liga em 1931, mas na maior parte do tempo a liga era uma "minor league" que durou entre os anos de 1920 e 1940; Negro National League (Segunda Versão), 1933–1948; Negro American League, 1937–1960. Se você quiser saber um pouco mais sobre as ligas negras, veja aqui o site oficial sobre essas ligas. Você pode ler aqui o texto que serviu como base de pesquisa do jornalista Ubiratan Leal. Existem diversos documentários e especiais sobre Jackie Robinson, deixo logo abaixo os links de duas recomendações e uma curiosidade. Filme 42 - A História de uma Lenda (2013); Documentário exibido na ESPN americana sobre a carreira de Jackie Robinson; Durante as pesquisas achei esse filme de 1950 que deixo aqui como curiosidade.

My guest this week is New Jersey's Rachel DeGutz! Rachel discovered Ninja while she was in college studying to be a teacher. She followed a lot of ninjas on social media, listened to this podcast, decided to sign up for a class, and the rest is history! Now Rachel is a guest on the show she has always listened to- talk about full circle!  In this episode, we're going to talk about how Rachel prepared for ANW and what it was like competing on the course, the Jersey Girls origin story, whether or not obstacles should be different for males and females, NNL rule changes, and more! Head over to Patreon for bonus content with Rachel! www.patreon.com/ninjababes

We have a full house in the Ninjababes Studio today! I'm pleased to welcome Michelle Warnky Buurma, Chris Wilczewski, and Mary Leighton on the show today to discuss the National Ninja League and the changes made for NNL season 7. We discuss what the changes are and the need for standards and parameters, making it a sport for both amateurs and professional athletes, how we can work to design courses that work for both men and women, and how we can grow our sport.  

Saralyn Thomas is a Senior Consultant for Nuclear Safety working for Abbott Risk Consulting (ARC) in Newbury and Vice-Chair of the Nuclear Institute's Young Generation Network looking after International Liaison, including COP-26. Saralyn lives just outside Oxford and in her free time likes to bake and share the cakes that she's baked! She went to Amman Valley School in Carmarthenshire South Wales and was part of the school choir and chemistry club. She really loved school and got stuck into everything taking an extra-curricular GCSE in Russian during her A-levels! – she got in trouble with her mother for this at the time as she was worried she was taking on too much work. Saralyn then went to study Physics at the University of Bristol which she struggled with and found it was a big jump from school. She then went on to do a masters in Nuclear Science and Technology at Manchester and during that time she did a placement at NNL which took her into their laboratory – this was where she realised her passion for nuclear and enjoyed it a lot more than her university degree. Saralyn then took a role in Orano in nuclear safety as a Safety Assessor. After a couple years of working at Orano, she picked up three hats – one in safety cases, one as an Account Manager, and one in waste management using a process for making decisions. She recently joined Abbott Risk Consulting undertaking HAZIDs and safety assurance for defence as she knew this was a good place to work in Safety and liked the good connection with the YGN. Saralyn is also Vice chair of the YGN which she really loves – some of her best memories over the last 5 years have been at YGN and she has made friendships and relationships for life in being a part of it. For more information, please visit: https://www.linkedin.com/in/saralyn-thomas-39a55474/

15-year-old Addy Herman is a former ANW Junior competitor who was one of the teen competitors featured in the current season of ANW13. In this episode, Addy shares her experiences with NNL, competing as a teen against adults, grip gauntlets, and why she has really been focusing on honing her mental game.  Find the BONUS content here: www.patreon.com/ninjababes

Melissa is the PA to the Board at NNL and also supports a number of executives and will soon move into recruitment at NNL. Mel lives in Leigh with her husband Kieron and dog Bruce and is a fan of all things sports related – she holds a season ticket for Wigan Warriors – Rugby League. She even played for Wigan Athletic Ladies football team when she was younger. She studied at Westleigh High School in Lancashire and then went to St Mary's Sixth Form College in Manchester, being the only one from her school. She claimed she had the best two years of her life here, finding her confidence and meeting lots of friends similar to her. Mel then went onto work at UK Mail in a customer service and data input role. In the middle of 2013, she was made redundant. Next in her career, she found employment at NNL in the Business Services team. Mel then became a PA for one of executives after being approached by the HR and Strategic Director. She began this role part time to test the water and naturally really enjoyed it and began working full time within this role. She then started looking after the board, learning everything from scratch, making the role her own. Mel has now picked up even more roles and is now interviewing and recruiting people and helping with their onboarding.   For more information visit: https://www.linkedin.com/in/melissa-evans-2844a9151/  

Dave Goddard is a Fellow at NNL and a technical specialist in nuclear fuel manufacturing with over 25 years of experience supporting plants and fuel development in the UK. Dave grew up in Cambridgeshire on a small holding with around 1,000 free range chickens! He studied Physics at Sheffield University – where he met his future wife. He now lives in Manchester with wife Jaddy and two children. After university, Dave worked at AWE for six months before going on to do a PhD at the Corrosion and Protection Centre, UMIST, Manchester focussing on high temperature corrosion of superconductors. After his PhD, Dave secured a job at British Nuclear Fuels (BNFL) on the Springfields site. During his time there he transitioned from a scientist to a technical leader. He was recruited into company research laboratory – setting up research laboratory outside of the ‘core' business areas. During this time, he did work with NASA, working on a meteorite to examine – even meeting the people from NASA.   Dave has remained technical throughout his career and has more recently been heavily involved in the Government's new nuclear innovation programme looking to develop the next generation of fuels for the next generation of reactors. When Dave isn't working on the next generation of nuclear fuels, he likes to run, and has an allotment where he grows his own fruit and vegetables.

In this Episode, We sat down with Babatunde Koiki, a journalist and a UFC enthusiast to discuss several issues. The continuing lack of security in Nigerian Football. The weekend fiasco in the NNL, both at Ikenne: where Remo Stars hosted Insurance of Benin, and in Kano where the referee was battered in the DMD vs Shekarau game. We also talked about possible solutions. The musical chair of coaches across the top European Leagues also came into focus.Finally,  We talked about Africans doing well in UFC; with the troika of Isreal Adesanya, Kamaru Usman and Francis Ngannou leading the line. Do listen to hear more. Make sure you rate, share and like wherever you listen to the podcast; Better Ratings means even more people find out about the podcast!. Don't forget to use the hashtag #Sports360pod to join in the sport conversation Follow us on Instagram @Sports360pod Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

●主持人：黃寶慧 ●訪談來賓：野村投信投資策略部副總經理 張繼文 NNL 新興市場債券基金經理 胡璋健 ●訪談內容： Q：資金回流美國 股債市震盪投資人如何佈局？ Q：拜登搶救美國經濟 投資人看旺美資金回流？ Q：害怕股市波動大？投資債券一樣有利可圖？！ Q：全球資金大轉向 熱錢撤出新興市場回美國 Q：現金流湧入？全球資金持續青睞新興債市？！ Q：有影嘸？！股神巴菲特：目前債券不是好投資 Q：高收益債行情看俏 殖利率高風險也不小？！ Q：新興債市高配息 全球法人跟散戶都搶買？！ Q：投資新興債市 想不踩雷就要挑美元計價？！ Q：國際資金看好新興高收債：利差與收斂空間 Q：美國利多市場觀望 專家看好新興市場債？！ Q：投資都有風險 投資前多聽多看多想是王道 Q：投資新興債市不要只看獲利 還有風險評等 Q：投資人留意 不定期通膨升溫衝擊股債市？！ Q：Fed三年不升息？加重通膨對債市潛在衝擊？ Q：墮落天使債券特性：易被超賣致價格被低估 Q：氣候變遷加劇 帶動綠色債券市場高速擴張 Q：投資前先問：能承受多大風險？ 勿自亂陣腳

Paul started his career as a nuclear physicist working on the international fusion energy programme in Oxfordshire where he gained his PhD. As CEO, he now leads the UK’s National Nuclear Laboratory (NNL) which is responsible for underpinning research to support all aspects of the UK’s nuclear industry. On the way to his current role, Paul worked on the plutonium finishing lines at Sellafield and is one of the few Western’s to work deep inside nuclear facilities in Japan. He led the UK’s advanced reactor programme while working at British Nuclear Fuels and co-founded the Dalton Nuclear Institute at the University of Manchester. He spent time working for Battelle in the US one of the world’s largest R&D organisations which runs a number of the US National Laboratories. With the British Government he helped to develop the case for new nuclear build and is now passionate to see NNL becoming a truly purpose led organisation, playing a leading role across key societal needs such as environmental restoration, clean energy and cancer treatment through nuclear medicine. Paul holds a bachelor's degree in Astrophysics, an MBA and is an alumnus of Harvard Business School. Currently, he also chairs the Association of Innovation, Research and Technology Organisations (AIRTO) and BHR Group and was elected to the Royal Academy of Engineering in 2014. Paul’s leadership tip – Lead with Purpose and the rest will follow #InspiringLeadership #leadership #CEO #MotivationalSpeaker #teamcoach #InclusiveLeadership #Boards See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this week’s episode, I’m joined by Dr. Tim Whitworth and Paul Knight from the National Nuclear Laboratory in the UK. National Nuclear Laboratory works globally at the forefront of nuclear science, providing knowledge, technology, and access to cutting-edge facilities to partners and customers. Their innovative approach means their people embrace the opportunity to make new scientific discoveries, using them to create market-ready products and services that drive the nuclear industry forward in performance, safety, and impact. In this episode we discuss: Who National Nuclear Laboratory are and what they do A day in the life of a 'nuclear innovator' Defining and discussing ‘Disruptive Innovation’ How long does innovation take at NNL? Looking for innovation outside your own sector Innovating in a highly regulated and safety-critical environment Testing fast and failing fast Innovating using Tiger Teams - opening the innovation process to external teams Favorite innovation tools and techniques For more free innovation and facilitation resources, go to https://www.bigbangpartnership.co.uk/resources/ and fill your boots with lots of great stuff! You can sing out more about Dr. Tim Whitworth and Paul Knight and the National Nuclear Laboratory at https://www.nnl.co.uk/contact-us-national-nuclear-laboratory/ To find out more about my virtual facilitation, have a look at https://www.bigbangpartnership.co.uk/virtual-facilitation/ To explore more content on how to get ideas flowing in online meetings, you might enjoy this article, too https://www.bigbangpartnership.co.uk/how-to-get-ideas-flowing-in-online-meetings/ I’d love to hear from you and answer any questions you have. Please do let me know what you think in the comments.

In this Episode, We talk about the next steps for Vandrezzer F.C after they quit the NNL. We also discussed in-form ‘Seniorman Kelz' (Kelechi Iheanacho) as he fires Leicester City into FA CUP final for the first time in 52 years. Lastly, We gave our opinions on the biggest controversial news in the world of football "European Super League", before it sensationally fell apart. Do listen to hear more. Make sure you rate, share and like wherever you listen to the podcast; Better Ratings means even more people find out about the podcast!. Don't forget to use the hashtag #Sports360pod to join in the sport conversation Follow us on Instagram @Sports360pod Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Clean sheets, 28 points out of a possible 33, an eight-game-long winning run, I present to you 3SC of Ibadan. Playing in the NNL, they've made light work of their opppnents in the first round. So much so that we had to make a podcast to tell you about how exceptional they've been. Follow us on Twitter @OneForTheGoals

01 - Horisone - We are Horisone02 - Horisone - Centaur03 - Horisone - Taxx04 - Horisone - Pain05 - Horisone x NNL - Rising Star 06 - Horisone x NNL - Initialise07 - Horisone - MDINA 08 - Horisone x NNL – TBA09 - Horisone x NNL - Binary Effect10 - Horisone x Stiv Hey - Tunnel Vision 11 - Horisone - Around You (Belocca Remix) 12 - RAM & Susana - You Are Enough (HorisoneRemix)

In this Episode; We talk about national team policies that can help reshape the NPFL. We also discussed templates from NNL and NLO Clubs in Nigeria(Vandrezzer F.C and Gbagada F.C), that the NPFL can use.Finally we took a look at the impeding clash move between Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua. Do listen to hear more. Make sure you rate, share and like wherever you listen to the podcast; Better Ratings means even more people find out about the podcast!. Don't forget to use the hashtag #Sports360pod to join in the sport conversation Follow us on Instagram @Sports360pod Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Reuben grew up in Hawarth, Yorkshire and then moved to Cumbria before starting secondary school in Millom. Reuben enjoyed taking part in competitive sports when he was younger and particularly enjoyed tennis. He was also heavily involved in the Air Cadets and after four years at the Air Cadets he became the highest ranked cadet in his squadron. Reuben’s goal up until he was sixteen was to be a pilot, however due to his eyesight deteriorating, he went down the Chemistry route instead after being inspired by his enthusiastic chemistry teachers. Reuben went to St Andrew’s in Scotland to study Chemistry with Medicinal Chemistry. He really enjoyed his time at university where he worked part time at the betting shop, Ladbrokes and joined the local darts club. After completing his masters degree, Reuben went on to work at British Sugar UK in the laboratory providing direct operational support. During his time at British Sugar UK, Reuben used the time to think about what he really wanted to do with his life and applied for a graduate scheme at Sellafield, where he ended up working in the Nuclear Fuel Reprocessing department as a Technical Specialist.   Reuben then moved on to work for the National Nuclear Laboratory as a Plant Chemist. Within just weeks of starting at NNL, his chemistry responsibilities became split with public engagement research on nuclear topics, so he developed a broad range of experience in both the technical as well as social aspect of nuclear. After working for NNL for five years, Reuben then decided to start a PhD at The University of Tokyo, Japan after deciding he wanted to gain more confidence in his technical ability and reasoning. For more information visit: https://www.linkedin.com/in/reuben-holmes-96748639/

Robert is the Senior Strategic and Economic Advisor for the Nuclear Innovation Research office (NIRO) within the Department for Business Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS). Robert was born in Vancouver, Canada and now lives in Cumbria and is a qualified Sub-Aqua Ocean Diver and enjoys walking and cycling in his free time as well as volunteering. Robert enjoyed school and was always inquisitive, wanting to learn more, with a why and more mindset. He was inspired from the age of 14 by URENCO giving a talk at school on atoms, which made him decide to take the chemistry route in to nuclear. He studied at chemistry, maths and physics at A-Level before studying for a BSc (Hons) in Chemistry with Analytical Chemistry at Loughborough University. Robert’s first experience of industry was during a placement year where he worked at Croft Engineering Services. After university he started with NNL on the graduate programme in Chemical and Process Modelling Team before becoming a deputy technical lead Post Irradiation Examination. From here, Robert was seconded to NDA in 2019 to be a Technical Assistant to the NDA group Strategy and Technology Director, Adrian Simper. Robert currently works for NIRO. Robert has won the NNL IMPACT award for social responsibility and the YGN Young Excellence Prize. For more information visit: Robert Alford | LinkedIn

We continue our dogged pursuit of the history of baseball's Negro Leagues with a stop this week in the suburban Philadelphia borough of Darby, PA - for a look at the famed Hilldale Club with SABR Seymour Medal-winning historian Neil Lanctot ("Fair Dealing and Clean Playing: The Hilldale Club and the Development of Black Professional Baseball").   Established as an amateur boys team in 1910 by a moonlighting civil servant named Ed Bolden, the club incorporated in November 1916, as the Hilldale Baseball & Exhibition Company - and developing into a professional Negro League powerhouse in the 1920s.   Along with Atlantic City's Bacharach Giants, Hilldale played as eastern "associates" of the predominantly midwestern Negro National League in 1920-21 - before becoming charter members of a full-fledged Bolden-founded rival Eastern Colored League in 1923.   Immediately, Hilldale's "Darby Daisies" became the team to beat - winning the ECL's first three league pennants, and earning two trips to the first-ever Colored World Series against the NNL's powerhouse Kansas City Monarchs - barely losing a best-of-nine series in 1924, but dominating in a five games-to-one title in 1925.   Darby lineups were frequently stocked with some of the top players of the era - including six eventual baseball National Baseball Hall of Famers: Oscar Charleston, "The Immortal" Martin Dihigo, "Pop" Lloyd, "Judy" Johnson, "Biz" Mackey, and Louis Santop.   ​Hilldale also made waning appearances in 1929's one-year American Negro League and 1932's East-West League ​as the economic strains of the Great Depression ultimately pushed the club into extinction.

Ismaeel Patel is an Electrical and Instrumentation Technical Support Engineer at National Nuclear Laboratory.He lives in Blackburn, Lancashire with his family.At school Ismaeel enjoyed playing football and also enjoyed creative subjects including IT. After his GCSE’s he studied for an ONC in Electrical Engineering at Blackburn College.  Having been offered places to study Electronic and Electrical Engineering at a number of universities, he decided to go down the apprenticeship route.Ismaeel started on a three-year Control, Electrical and Instrument (CE&I) Design Apprentice at the National Nuclear Laboratory where he was involved with a variety of activities including developing an understanding of instrument systems; testing, fault finding and maintenance of existing instruments and assisting in maintenance and operation of control, electrical and Instrumentation systems across NNL’s Preston facility.After his apprenticeship he was seconded into the Security Modelling Team as an analyst for three months looking at ways to make buildings more secure including Small Modular Reactors.Ismaeel is now back at Preston working in the Engineering and Compliance Team to broaden his skill set.For more information see: www.linkedin.com/in/ismaeel-p-47a38610a/

Paul is Chief Executive of the National Nuclear Laboratory. He is also Chair of the Association of Innovation, Research and Technology Organisations (AIRTO), Chair of BHR Group and a Non-Executive Director at the National Physical Laboratory.  If that wasn’t enough, he also holds a professorial position at the University of Manchester in nuclear technology.Paul lives in Cheshire with his wife Victoria and three boys.He studied Physics and Astrophysics at the University of Birmingham before beginning his career working on the European Fusion Programme where he completed his PhD in nuclear physics.He then moved to BNFL Instruments at Sellafield and subsequently worked in Japan on technology transfer in the semiconductor industry and also the Japanese nuclear programme and later worked for BNFL product development. Following this Paul went to work for Dame Sue Ion in the Energy Unit.Paul co-founded the Dalton Nuclear Institute and worked for the US organisation Battelle alongside US National Laboratories on management and operation (M&O) contract development. In 2009, he was part of the M&O team that was awarded the contract to run NNL. Paul was appointed as Chief Executive for NNL in 2011.He has extensive experience in the nuclear industry working on sites in the UK and overseas covering operations, commercial and research portfolios. He has worked with a broad range of stakeholders across Government, industry and academia and more recently has worked in the research, technology, and innovation sector beyond nuclear.In his spare time Paul enjoys riding his bike and playing hockey.To find out more visit: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/paul-howarth-35322048

Sheila is an Internal Regulator for Nuclear Integrity in the UK’s National Nuclear Laboratory.Having grown up in Fort William Sheila now lives in West Cumbria with her husband Ian and their teenage son.At school, Sheila enjoyed science and music and went on to study maths, chemistry, and physics at A-Level. Sheila then studied for a bachelor’s degree in Chemical Engineering at the University of Strathclyde and after finishing university, she joined BNFL as a graduate trainee chemical engineer. After her graduate training, Sheila worked on a project with Hanford in the USA and in 2000 she became a Deputy Team Manager and two years later became a Technical Manager for the Hales plant.In 2004, Sheila became the special assistant to the Director of Technology in BNFL and in the same year became the Head of Technology Services and in 2007 became the Technology Commercialisation Manager for NNL.In 2014, she became the Head of Facilities Strategy Delivery and in 2018 assumed her current role of Internal RegulatorSheila is also a mentor for Women in Nuclear and works directly on equality and diversity in the nuclear industry.Sheila has achieved chartership and fellowship for IChemE as well as founding and chairing the Innovus steering group.To find out more visit: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/sheila-rae-abb87223

Columbus Blue Jackets head coach John Tortorella speaks to the media following the 3-2 loss to the Tampa Bay Lightning on Thursday January 21, 2021 at Nationwide Arena in Columbus, Ohio. During this Tortorella talks about teams overall performance against the Lightning and discusses CBJ player Pierre-Luc Dubois. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It encapsulates news from around the world of Soccer, bants, also features an amazingly loaded bonus Segments. Gists on NNL sponsorship and resumption also. With the football maniac IYAMU VICTOR doing justice to the topic of discuss on the “Hard Tackle Segment”. Don't miss out!

Join Avery and Jackson as they learn about the early history of the Negro Leagues.With Special Guest: Josh Harrison Additional Resources

This episode of Bushball focuses on the legendary Negro National League legend Cool Papa Bell and a recent change in policy made by MLB that will finally recognize the NNL as an official Major League,

The boys sit down to reflect on 2020 as a whole in terms of Ninja. NNL, UNX, ANW and Ninjaverse. What was exciting about this year and what can we expect in 2021? Listen to hear our thoughts!

Caroline Longman is Account Director for Government at the National Nuclear Laboratory and lives in Oxfordshire with her husband Guy and their three children.Caroline grew up in Northampton before moving to study physics at Swansea University, being one of only a few girls on the course.After graduation, Caroline moved to London to join the Medical Research Council doing some work on dizziness. From here, she went to work for her father for a couple of years in insurance. Not satisfied that she was achieving her career goal, Caroline then went on to study a Masters in Radiation and Environmental Protection at Surrey before getting a job with Nuvia as a Radiation Protection Advisor. Caroline then made a move into a Business Development, a role more suited to her personality.Caroline then took the bold decision to join Government, working in the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills to support the development of nuclear policy; a role she found extremely interesting with lots of twists and turns! Caroline then applied her experience to work with NNL as an Account Director for Government.To find out more visit: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/caroline-longman-06031228

Claire Hindle is Head of Legal at NNL. She lives in Hale with her husband Pete and two teenage sons along with their Labrador Collie cross, Brook. In Claire’s early years, her studies took her to Sheffield University to study music and French something she had a passion for from being young. Early on, Claire recognised this wasn’t the career path she wanted to go down and took the plunge to change to law. A decision she doesn’t regret. Even partaking as chair for the Edward Bramley Law Society. Claire’s first job was at Slater Heelis Solicitors as a trainee solicitor before moving to Addleshaw Goddard. From here, she was offered a job with an Entrepreneur and lived life in the fast lane through constant challenge and changes. Claire thrived on the tasks required and learnt how to innovate to stay ahead!  Claire then took the decision to start a family, which led her to working for NNL as it fitted with family life, initially working two days a week. Claire has a successful career at NNL and uses the innovative skills she developed to enhance working practices for everyone. To find out more visit: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/claire-hindle-9591327 

Rob Whittleston is NNL’s Vice President for Insight and works as part of the Science Strategy and Innovation directorate where he is leading the delivery of strategic intelligence and insight to support sector growth in a shifting nuclear landscape. Rob talks about his choice to study Earth System Science at Leeds University before successfully completing a PhD in Geochemistry. Rob’s varied career, saw him starting out as a project manager with Radioactive Waste Management before moving on to Hitachi Europe, then into Government Department for Transport. I guess you’d say he’s followed his own advice to success: “Choose something you enjoy and you’ll be successful at it”.Rob grew up in Sheffield and now lives in South Manchester with his wife Hannah.For more information: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/rob-whittleston

HARD TACKLE is a podcast centered around the world of FOOTBALL: reviews, updates on the European top five leagues, updates from the Local League (The NPFL, NNL), Transfers, Player Profiles, and Hard Tackle (Exploring and comparing from different perspectives teams, Players, Styles and Pattern of Play), Player of the Week and Coach of the Week and yes... Bants!!! Simply bringing the World of soccer to you through a Podcast! And it's a Gooooaaaaaallllllllllllll!!!!!! For Comments, Suggestions, and Feedbacks , Just send an email to msticx@gmail.com or check us out on our SM handles: IG: @Woliig | Twitter: @gbemidepoola | WhatsApp: +(234) 8108643314

June was a big month in the NPFL, Lots of fuss on how to end the 2019/2020 season. This is a bisect and analysis of the NPFL, NNL and NWFL as regards how to end the season.

Deji is joined by Remo Stars Football Club star striker, Robert ‘'Jaguar'' Odu. He discusses how to become a footballer as well as addressing the following: - Origin of ‘'Jaguar'' nickname? - Balancing football and education - How to start in football? (How Robert began his football journey) - Playing in the NNL, NNLO, HIFL League, Surulere League & Socia Liga - Advice to anyone looking to become a footballer And much more!!!

The curious story of baseball’s Atlantic City (NJ) Bacharach Giants originates from a unique intersection of racism, tourism, and politics. In 1915, an independent semi-pro “Atlantic City Colored League” was formed to provide an entertainment outlet for the city’s 11,000+ black residents – with the hope being they would attend the games and stay off the boardwalk, a then-booming summer haven for white tourists.   Two black businessmen active in the local Republican political machine asked an existing area team to join the league and promotionally rename itself after politician Harry Bacharach, the once-and-future mayor of Atlantic City.  When the team refused, the duo travelled south and convinced eight members of the Duval Giants, a black amateur team in Jacksonville, Florida, to venture north and create the foundation for a new independent club instead. The “Bacharach Giants” largely dominated whatever opponents came their way during the late 1910s, despite persistent financial wobbliness.  In 1920, the team began a three-year stint as an associate member of Rube Foster’s new Negro National League (NNL) – allowing them to retain official independence, but also to coordinate non-league games with the teams from Foster’s largely Midwest-based circuit.  In 1923, Atlantic City broke from the NNL to help start the rival Eastern Colored League (ECL), where they achieved their greatest success – including winning two league pennants in 1926 and 1927 – though losing both times in subsequent Negro League World Series play to the NNL’s Chicago American Giants. Beset by rancorous squabbles over player contracts, the ECL folded in 1928.  Five of its clubs – including the Bacharach Giants – formed the bulk of a new American Negro League for 1929, only to see both the league and its team from Atlantic City fold by the end of the season.  Author/historian Jim Overmyer (Black Ball and the Boardwalk: The Bacharach Giants of Atlantic City) joins to discuss the history of the club, and some of the legends that emanated from it, including Negro League standouts Dick Lundy, Oliver Marcell, Dick Redding, “Nip” Winters, Chanel White, “Rats” Henderson, Claude Grier, and Luther Farrell – and National Baseball Hall of Famer John Henry "Pop" Lloyd.

This is your one-stop-shop to hear everything you want to know about this year's competition.  Cara talks with Kelly Kofahl and Jennifer Hohn from the NNL Worlds Committee about what we can expect to see and what is new this year. With all new events this year at NNL, there will be more to participate in than just your traditional run. You don't want to miss all these exciting updates! NNL World Championships Sleep Your Best with SleepOvation and use code NINJABABES for 28% off Fuel and sustain your workout with PropelloLive use code NINJABABES for 10% off Neighborhood Ninjas NNL Worlds Scholarships

"The Swan" sits down with us to discuss his experience being an NNL competitor, throwing down huge daredevil moves on the course, and pulls back the curtain on designing the Ultimate Ninjas Chicago NNL course. Plus, we have some information to get you excited about the upcoming 2019 NNL World Championship!

In this episode we discuss... Paul’s personal evolution in the nuclear industry working at Capehurst, Berkeley, and now at the NNL --- A deep dive into nuclear fusion technology --- Japan’s reprocessing technology efforts --- Paul’s work at the NNL and how he gained the position of CEO --- The inner dynamics of a government and contractor-operated national lab model --- Political, financial, and technological challenges the industry must overcome to secure nuclear as our primary energy source --- Improving communications strategies surrounding nuclear safety to increase trust and public discourse --- How building more can work to increase confidence, decrease risk, and thus reduce cost

In this episode, we discuss... Fiona’s background and her personal evolution in the nuclear field A deep dive into Boron Neutron Capture Therapy and how it works to treat cancerous tumors A breakdown of NNL and its role in the nuclear field Fiona’s outlook on nuclear’s development cycle and whether or not it can be expedited District heating and why applying nuclear to heat can increase cost efficiency The steps Fiona believes necessary to nuclear’s success as a sustainable energy source

Chris and Alex introduce the listeners to the NNL and each other while also previewing the upcoming season.

This week on LWL, footy finals continue to headline the show.We discuss the latest AFL Women's & netball signings.And Aussie Gymnast Larrissa Miller shares her Rio Olympics experience.