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Ja natuurlijk vrienden-bankzitters, wát een Tourweek hebben we gezien. De bollen van ons Ide, de goudgele dagen van ons Thieu, de doppelpack van Cav en de knock-out-blow van Pogačar op de eerste de beste berg van het parcours. En tranen, veel tranen, van geluk en van verdriet. Maar de schaduwzijde was: valpartijen, beestenweer en een lijstje abandons om zachtjes van te wenen, zeker vanuit zwartgeel-één-geheel-Jumbo-Visma-perspectief. En een Tour in de plooi - want het ijzer smeden als het heet is, dat blijk je dus gerust aan ons Pokkie over te kunnen laten. Met de eerste rustdag voor de deur likken we wonden, maken we de balans op en kijken we vooruit. Naar het volgende Grote Nummer van die jonge Australiër in z'n bruine broek bijvoorbeeld - die vandaag liet zien dat er ook in een Tour - of een tijdperk? - in de plooi nog genoeg restjes zijn om voor te vechten. Welkom in het Tijdperk-Pogačar - en gefeliciteerd met de schitterende dagzege, Ben o'Conner.Deze Rode Lantaarn wordt gepresenteerd door Willem Dudok, Jonne Seriese en Tim de Gier. De Rode Lantaarn wordt mede mogelijk gemaakt door Toto, Hema, Auto.nl, Canyon, Hetiskoers.nl, Dag en Nacht Media en meer dan 1000 Vrienden van de Show. De titelmuziek is van de Swing Ninja's.Wil je kans maken op een unieke #fietsvandeshow in Rode Lantaarn-kleuren? Klik hier.Reageren op deze podcast?Je vindt ons op Twitter: @derodelantaarn & @timdegier & @willemdudok & @t0ngarcon.Op Instagram op: De Rode Lantaarn.Én we hebben een mailadres: groetjes@derodelantaarnpodcast.nl.Privacy Policy and California Privacy Notice.
Tim O'Conner will be a regular on A Free Solution! We talk about new enforcement for lead laws, bail reform, and education --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/afreesolution/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/afreesolution/support
This is the second installment of the stories with Doc while driving back from the range. The sound isn't prefect since we are riding in my truck. But hopefully it's not terribly distracting. Marky John1911.com "Shooting Guns & Having Fun"
Jeff speaks with Brendan O'Connor on what the left does after Bernie. SUPPORT GOOD MORNING COMRADE Check out Brendan's article in The Baffler Check out Brendan's book Blood Red Lines Check out Jeff Daily on GMC LIVE on Youtube We are also on Twitch CONTACT US! Follow Jeff on Twitter @EminentProf Email us! goodmorningcomrade.com Twitter Facebook Leave a review! 5 stars and say something nice to spread the word about our little show!
Joy Reid says if you are against Critical Race Theory then your a racist and your hatefulness will effect the children. Gary O'Connor shows how racist the Democrats are in calling Tim Scott an oreo.
Mike O'Conner from the Rights to Ricky Sanchez joins the show to give us his thoughts on the Sixers' trade for George Hill and passing on Kyle Lowry. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Chuck O'Conner delivers a master class in explosive breaching. First we discuss his military career in SEAL Team 2 and SEAL Team Six deploying to Bosnia, spinning up for some counter-terrorism operations, then working executive protection in Haiti. Chuck then gives his presentation on why explosive breaching techniques today are fundamentally flaws as currently practiced. Then we talk about the way forward and how to prevent operators from Traumatic Brain Injury. Get access to bonus segments with our guests: https://www.patreon.com/m/TheTeamHouse Team House merch: https://teespring.com/stores/my-store-10474963 Podcast version of this show can be found here: https://soundcloud.com/user-796052562/deadly-special-ops-missions-in-the-pech-valley-with-wes-morgan-ep-85 Team House Discord: https://discord.gg/wHFHYM6 SubReddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/TheTeamHouse/ Jack Murphy's memoir "Murphy's Law" can be found here: https://www.amazon.com/Murphys-Law-Journey-Investigative-Journalist/dp/1501191241 The Team Room Reading Room (Amazon Affiliate links): https://jackmurphywrites.com/the-team-room-reading-room/ Intro music by https://www.youtube.com/user/RemixSample
Please join me for this vibrant episode with the amazing Karen O’Conner, founder of the Menopause, Marriage, and Motherhood podcast. Karen is dynamic woman who sought answers from her own experience through menopause, and then went on to further share what she found out with the world. After raising four children, Karen found herself smack bang in the middle of menopause and with zero idea of what to do with her life. Depressed, lonely and majorly hormonal, she was shamefully convinced that she was the only person who felt this way, as every other woman she knew seemed to have their act together. But as she began to talk to people, she realized that most women going through midlife experience a similar sort of thing. She also realized that even though menopause is something that 50% of the population will experience, it's neither understood not discussed enough. Karen started her podcast, blog, and Facebook group to bring this topic into the forefront of the conversation with grace, humor, and a style all her own. We have a great chat and clarify what menopause actually is, signs we can watch for as we go through perimenopause, and how we can maintain steady and sure footing as we go through these biological changes. If you are a man and think this episode isn’t for you—think again! If you have any women in your life who you care about, learning and understanding what they go through throughout the lifetime of their hormonal cycles will surely make life for pleasant for both of you! Enjoy this episode of real talk, plenty of giggles, and leave with a better understanding of your own biology. Join the Community Here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/SelfLoveProject2020 Self Trust Training Dr Alice and Kerby Method Consulting Links for Karen: https://pod.link/Menopause_Marriage_Motherhood0 https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFN-EHPIZ47IgudCPDgr-JA? https://www.facebook.com/groups/menopausemarriageandmotherhood https://www.middleagedwomensstuff.com
CONTENT WARNINGS APPLY, see below! In this episode, Aífe and Ciara review and discuss He is Mine and I Have No Other by Rebecca O'Conner, editor of The Moth literary magazine. Published in 2018 by Canongate, this book explores generational trauma, institutional abuse in 20th century Ireland, the agony of adolescence, and the sheer rainy-ness of county Cavan. Murky! dreary! Rain and damp all the time! Like trying to swim through bog water! Discussion points include: the mortifying ordeal of buying many many goats; The benefits of not existing in the 90s; avoiding pneumonia and also sexual shame; Ciara as the ghost of Young Adult literature past; How you can be sad even though you have a dog? our Podcast Wide Anti-Abuse Stance TM. Content Warnings: The Cavan Orphanage Fire of 1943; child abuse; child neglect; child death; institutional abuse and institutional neglect, specifically at the hands of state and church run institutions in 20thc Ireland; misogyny; murder; intimate partner violence; forcible separation of families; generational trauma; violent death. READINGS: The article about The Mortifying Ordeal of Being Known: https://opinionator.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/06/15/i-know-what-you-think-of-me/ More about the Cavan Orphanage Fire: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cavan_Orphanage_fire The most recent report into Mother and Baby Homes (2020): https://www.gov.ie/en/publication/d4b3d-final-report-of-the-commission-of-investigation-into-mother-and-baby-homes/ NUI Galway has done an oral histroy project about one of the Mother and Baby homes, this is a compershenive collection of stories from surviviours and historical documents from the Tuam Mother and Baby Home: http://www.nuigalway.ie/tuam-oral-history/ http://www.nuigalway.ie/tuam-oral-history/podcasts/ If you need support due to the topics raised in this episode or for any reason free call Samaritans Ireland on 116 123 or Text YMH to 50808 to avail of their Messaging Support Service. If you are outside Ireland support is always available and can be found by searching local mental health supports. -- If you enjoyed this episode, consider subscribing for more of our thoughts on Young Adult literature, coming of age literature! You can have two episodes a month delivered into your lovely ears for FREE. You can keep tabs on upcoming books and give us recommendations on our social media: www.Twitter.com/foreverYApod www.Instagram.com/foreverYApodcast www.goodreads.com/foreveryapod Check out our patreon on www.patreon.com/foreverYAPod to throw us a few coins, check out our rewards, and show your appreciation/ire as applicable! Theme music by Kate Stewart. We love reviews! And recommendations! And attention! Thanks for listening :-)
Chris O'Conner Discusses Congoleum's Growth Strategy Following its Financial Reorganization by Floor Focus Magazine
In this second episode of Giant size, Our friend Ralph Dones is joining us to ponder over and discuss "Should Paul Walker's Brian O'Conner be back in future Fast & Furious movies using the CGI technologies the industry have?" and "Who should be the next Black Panther?" --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/colosseum/support
On the Life After Court Street series with the Ohio University Sports Administration program, special co-host of the series, Laura Waters-Brown joins Jake Hirshman to discuss the Evolution of THE Program with Pat O'Conner and Doc Higgins.
**NEW PODCAST EPISODE** This week we're back with 100 MORE QUESTIONS, with four super talented individuals known as Evie Rose, Paddy O'Conner, Tommy Kyle & CJ Carter! Check it out.
NFL week 4 review; week 5 picks; ESPN.com senior writer Ian O'Conner joins the show --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/eastwestsfootball/support
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Jacob is the CEO of Venture Mentality which started as a podcast in September of 2019. After spending 8 months interviewing some of the most successful people in the world, Jacob decided to turn VM into an official business, Venture Mentality LLC. While the podcast still continues, the VM clothing line has become the new focus. Both facets, podcast and apparel, serve the purpose of spreading the VM mindset. Venture Mentality is more than a brand, it's a lifestyle. The purpose of Venture Mentality is to create a like-minded community for those looking to improve their lives and seek to live life to the fullest. They understand that challenge and adversity come with the territory of improvement and adventure, but growth is the only acceptable outcome. Venture Mentality is for those willing to chase their goals and pursue their bucket-lists; it's for those that Dare to Dream. In this episode we discuss: Jacob's childhood His passion for basketball Why he started his podcast His first job What his plans are for the future Connect with Jacob: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/venture.mentality/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jacob-o-connor-89a708167/ Website: https://venturementality.com/ Enjoy the show? Be sure to rate/review us on itunes here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/blaze-your-own-trail-with-jordan-mendoza/id1493356125 Follow us on Instagram for more content! http://instagram.com/jordanjmendoza Thanks for listening!! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/blazeyourowntrail/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blazeyourowntrail/support
President of MiLB, Pat O'Conner joins Ed Randall to talk about the cancellation of minor league baseball in 2020. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Long time radio host, Tony Parks, joins The Drive to discuss the recent comments made by Morgan Scalley as he was reinstated by Utah, and then we get Tony's thoughts on Donovan Mitchell's comments as he addressed the media today. Afterwards, we get a KOC impersonation from Tony parks.
Long time radio personality, podcast host and emcee Tony Parks joins The Drive to discuss accountability, and his thoughts on Utah's Morgan Scalley's suspension. Tony's thoughts on the return of the NBA, and if the champion will be thought differently from others. Lastly we get some impressions done by Tony.
David O’Connor known as Irish Dave was born in Dublin, Ireland. He lived there until he was 30 years old, he lived in Thailand for a year and then moved to the United States in October 2014. Dave spent all his career as a radio host but recently answered the calling to become the Director of Community Engagement for A Rosie Place for Children.
David O’Connor known as Irish Dave was born in Dublin, Ireland. He lived there until he was 30 years old, he lived in Thailand for a year and then moved to the United States in October 2014. Dave spent all his career as a radio host but recently answered the calling to become the Director of Community Engagement for A Rosie Place for Children.
We Had The Pleasure Of Interviewing OWC Founder And Philanthropist Larry O'Conner Larry Shares What Got Him Into The Computer Field And How He Went From Being A Kid With An Atari 400 To Being One Of The Most Leading Edge Computer Company Founders In The World We Talk About His Ventures Working On Better More Reasonable Computers That Make Computers Last Longer And Being Safer On The Environment The Life Box Media Channel Listeners Learn That Larry's Company Has Had Connections With Huge Games Like The NFL Super Bowl And Beyonce's Music Performance And Movie's Such As Kiss The Ground Starring Woody Harrison About Our Water And Ground Issues Around The World And How We Could Learn To Fix Them And How We Need To Work On Water Conservation Larry And His Company Have Also Worked With Such Iconic Music Bands NIN Nine Inch Nails Members A Long With Guns And Roses And Many Others Larry Works On Different Projects And He Tries Very Hard To Bring The Very Best Out Of People What Is Going On Right Now Including Cancer Research And The John Lennon Educational Tour Bus A Huge Thank You To Larry O'Conner For Taking The Time We Hope You And Larry Talks To Us About His Messages That Are Very Strong And Powerful Things He And His Company Work On From Solar Panels To Helping All Ages Learn The Computer Field To Find Out More About Mr Larry O'Conner Go To https://www.macsales.com/ A Huge Thank You For Larry O'Conner For Taking The Time For Coming On Our Show Thank You To Barry Rogers Of Wayne P R For Arranging This Interview And Setorii Pond For All Of Your Intro Work --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
In this final episode of season one, Blake and Erin talk with a Dr. Jordan Rowan Fannin, a theology professor at Berry College. Not only is she on first-name basis with Flannery O'Connor (unbeknownst to O'Conner), Dr. Rowan Fannin has a lot to share about teaching feminism and theology and what she personally has learned through this experience.
Today we are reading Fancy Nancy Every Day is Earth Day by Jane O'Conner. Hope you guys like it! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/story83/support
Ah yes, we're here. The second installment of the series. Sarah learns that one of the tropes of this franchise is the obscene number of undercover agents each movie reveals. You choose which is more believable: felons freely bringing guns on planes or O'Conner's houseboat. Sarah gives her rundown of how fast and furious she's feeling after two films. Take Ludacris' advice and listen to the episode. Don't act a fool. Support Small Beans and access Additional Content: https://www.patreon.com/SmallBeans
Latvia's elegant capital, Riga, is one of Europe's best-kept secrets. Strategically located on the Eastern Baltic coast at the mouth of the River Daugava, Riga was founded in the early 13th century as a trading hub, a military outpost of the Holy Roman Empire, and a base for Roman Catholic prelates to convert both the pagan natives and the Orthodox Christians of Rus. Kevin O'Connor's new book, The House of Hemp and Butter: A History of Old Riga (Northern Illinois University Press, 2019) charts the fascinating history of Riga from the earliest days to Peter the Great's conquest of the much-coveted trading port in the early 18th century. O'Connor's book recounts in fascinating detail the personalities who shaped and dominated Riga's political and economic history. For six centuries, Riga's fortunes rose and fell in step with major political events of Europe, as the uneasy triumvirate of the church, military, and merchants balanced control and power over the city, ever hopeful to keep goods such as furs, timber, resin, and beeswax flowing from the vast Russian forest lands, through Riga and onto the rest of the known world. O'Connor introduces us to the infamous Livonian Brotherhood of the Sword — a military order of knights based in the city, canny and diplomatic prelates, and the notorious Brotherhood of the Blackfaces, one of the city's professional associations. From the outset, Riga was a multi-national and polyglot city, much as it remains today. Her membership in the Hanseatic League — the European economic fraternity, which enjoyed a virtual monopoly on trade — greatly enhanced the city's prestige and economic influence, as Germans, Poles, and other Hansa members established successful trading relationships with Riga's guilds. Riga's rapid adoption of Protestantism in the 16th century forged other strong links with her neighbors and separated her even further culturally from the growing might of Russia. Though Rigans cherished their independence, the history of their city is one of almost constant occupation or rule of a foreign power, as the larger players in the Baltic constantly fought to gain the prize that was the city on the Daugava. O’Connor’s accounts of German, Polish, and later Swedish occupations help readers understand why the city developed in the way it did. O'Connor leaves us at Riga’s nadir. As plague ravishes the war-torn city, Tsar Peter the Great captures Riga as part of his conquest of the Eastern Baltic in the Great Northern War, which established the Russian Empire as the preeminent naval power in the Baltic Sea, but relegates Riga to a second-tier trading hub. Moreover, O'Conner suggests, Russia's conquest of the city forces Riga to adopt "Eastern," which never sits comfortably with the centuries of Riga's primarily "Western" culture and nature. We are left hoping that perhaps now, as Riga sloughs off the Soviet occupation, she will once more take her rightful place in the Baltic’s panoply of prosperous ports. The House of Hemp and Butter is an impeccably-researched and very engagingly written account of Riga's fascinating social, economic, and political history. Kevin O'Connor is the Chair of History at Gonzaga University. Jennifer Eremeeva is an American expatriate writer who writes about travel, culture, cuisine and culinary history, Russian history, and Royal History, with bylines in Reuters, Fodor's, USTOA, LitHub, The Moscow Times, and Russian Life. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Latvia's elegant capital, Riga, is one of Europe's best-kept secrets. Strategically located on the Eastern Baltic coast at the mouth of the River Daugava, Riga was founded in the early 13th century as a trading hub, a military outpost of the Holy Roman Empire, and a base for Roman Catholic prelates to convert both the pagan natives and the Orthodox Christians of Rus. Kevin O'Connor's new book, The House of Hemp and Butter: A History of Old Riga (Northern Illinois University Press, 2019) charts the fascinating history of Riga from the earliest days to Peter the Great's conquest of the much-coveted trading port in the early 18th century. O'Connor's book recounts in fascinating detail the personalities who shaped and dominated Riga's political and economic history. For six centuries, Riga's fortunes rose and fell in step with major political events of Europe, as the uneasy triumvirate of the church, military, and merchants balanced control and power over the city, ever hopeful to keep goods such as furs, timber, resin, and beeswax flowing from the vast Russian forest lands, through Riga and onto the rest of the known world. O'Connor introduces us to the infamous Livonian Brotherhood of the Sword — a military order of knights based in the city, canny and diplomatic prelates, and the notorious Brotherhood of the Blackfaces, one of the city's professional associations. From the outset, Riga was a multi-national and polyglot city, much as it remains today. Her membership in the Hanseatic League — the European economic fraternity, which enjoyed a virtual monopoly on trade — greatly enhanced the city's prestige and economic influence, as Germans, Poles, and other Hansa members established successful trading relationships with Riga's guilds. Riga's rapid adoption of Protestantism in the 16th century forged other strong links with her neighbors and separated her even further culturally from the growing might of Russia. Though Rigans cherished their independence, the history of their city is one of almost constant occupation or rule of a foreign power, as the larger players in the Baltic constantly fought to gain the prize that was the city on the Daugava. O’Connor’s accounts of German, Polish, and later Swedish occupations help readers understand why the city developed in the way it did. O'Connor leaves us at Riga’s nadir. As plague ravishes the war-torn city, Tsar Peter the Great captures Riga as part of his conquest of the Eastern Baltic in the Great Northern War, which established the Russian Empire as the preeminent naval power in the Baltic Sea, but relegates Riga to a second-tier trading hub. Moreover, O'Conner suggests, Russia's conquest of the city forces Riga to adopt "Eastern," which never sits comfortably with the centuries of Riga's primarily "Western" culture and nature. We are left hoping that perhaps now, as Riga sloughs off the Soviet occupation, she will once more take her rightful place in the Baltic’s panoply of prosperous ports. The House of Hemp and Butter is an impeccably-researched and very engagingly written account of Riga's fascinating social, economic, and political history. Kevin O'Connor is the Chair of History at Gonzaga University. Jennifer Eremeeva is an American expatriate writer who writes about travel, culture, cuisine and culinary history, Russian history, and Royal History, with bylines in Reuters, Fodor's, USTOA, LitHub, The Moscow Times, and Russian Life. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Latvia's elegant capital, Riga, is one of Europe's best-kept secrets. Strategically located on the Eastern Baltic coast at the mouth of the River Daugava, Riga was founded in the early 13th century as a trading hub, a military outpost of the Holy Roman Empire, and a base for Roman Catholic prelates to convert both the pagan natives and the Orthodox Christians of Rus. Kevin O'Connor's new book, The House of Hemp and Butter: A History of Old Riga (Northern Illinois University Press, 2019) charts the fascinating history of Riga from the earliest days to Peter the Great's conquest of the much-coveted trading port in the early 18th century. O'Connor's book recounts in fascinating detail the personalities who shaped and dominated Riga's political and economic history. For six centuries, Riga's fortunes rose and fell in step with major political events of Europe, as the uneasy triumvirate of the church, military, and merchants balanced control and power over the city, ever hopeful to keep goods such as furs, timber, resin, and beeswax flowing from the vast Russian forest lands, through Riga and onto the rest of the known world. O'Connor introduces us to the infamous Livonian Brotherhood of the Sword — a military order of knights based in the city, canny and diplomatic prelates, and the notorious Brotherhood of the Blackfaces, one of the city's professional associations. From the outset, Riga was a multi-national and polyglot city, much as it remains today. Her membership in the Hanseatic League — the European economic fraternity, which enjoyed a virtual monopoly on trade — greatly enhanced the city's prestige and economic influence, as Germans, Poles, and other Hansa members established successful trading relationships with Riga's guilds. Riga's rapid adoption of Protestantism in the 16th century forged other strong links with her neighbors and separated her even further culturally from the growing might of Russia. Though Rigans cherished their independence, the history of their city is one of almost constant occupation or rule of a foreign power, as the larger players in the Baltic constantly fought to gain the prize that was the city on the Daugava. O’Connor’s accounts of German, Polish, and later Swedish occupations help readers understand why the city developed in the way it did. O'Connor leaves us at Riga’s nadir. As plague ravishes the war-torn city, Tsar Peter the Great captures Riga as part of his conquest of the Eastern Baltic in the Great Northern War, which established the Russian Empire as the preeminent naval power in the Baltic Sea, but relegates Riga to a second-tier trading hub. Moreover, O'Conner suggests, Russia's conquest of the city forces Riga to adopt "Eastern," which never sits comfortably with the centuries of Riga's primarily "Western" culture and nature. We are left hoping that perhaps now, as Riga sloughs off the Soviet occupation, she will once more take her rightful place in the Baltic’s panoply of prosperous ports. The House of Hemp and Butter is an impeccably-researched and very engagingly written account of Riga's fascinating social, economic, and political history. Kevin O'Connor is the Chair of History at Gonzaga University. Jennifer Eremeeva is an American expatriate writer who writes about travel, culture, cuisine and culinary history, Russian history, and Royal History, with bylines in Reuters, Fodor's, USTOA, LitHub, The Moscow Times, and Russian Life. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Latvia's elegant capital, Riga, is one of Europe's best-kept secrets. Strategically located on the Eastern Baltic coast at the mouth of the River Daugava, Riga was founded in the early 13th century as a trading hub, a military outpost of the Holy Roman Empire, and a base for Roman Catholic prelates to convert both the pagan natives and the Orthodox Christians of Rus. Kevin O'Connor's new book, The House of Hemp and Butter: A History of Old Riga (Northern Illinois University Press, 2019) charts the fascinating history of Riga from the earliest days to Peter the Great's conquest of the much-coveted trading port in the early 18th century. O'Connor's book recounts in fascinating detail the personalities who shaped and dominated Riga's political and economic history. For six centuries, Riga's fortunes rose and fell in step with major political events of Europe, as the uneasy triumvirate of the church, military, and merchants balanced control and power over the city, ever hopeful to keep goods such as furs, timber, resin, and beeswax flowing from the vast Russian forest lands, through Riga and onto the rest of the known world. O'Connor introduces us to the infamous Livonian Brotherhood of the Sword — a military order of knights based in the city, canny and diplomatic prelates, and the notorious Brotherhood of the Blackfaces, one of the city's professional associations. From the outset, Riga was a multi-national and polyglot city, much as it remains today. Her membership in the Hanseatic League — the European economic fraternity, which enjoyed a virtual monopoly on trade — greatly enhanced the city's prestige and economic influence, as Germans, Poles, and other Hansa members established successful trading relationships with Riga's guilds. Riga's rapid adoption of Protestantism in the 16th century forged other strong links with her neighbors and separated her even further culturally from the growing might of Russia. Though Rigans cherished their independence, the history of their city is one of almost constant occupation or rule of a foreign power, as the larger players in the Baltic constantly fought to gain the prize that was the city on the Daugava. O’Connor’s accounts of German, Polish, and later Swedish occupations help readers understand why the city developed in the way it did. O'Connor leaves us at Riga’s nadir. As plague ravishes the war-torn city, Tsar Peter the Great captures Riga as part of his conquest of the Eastern Baltic in the Great Northern War, which established the Russian Empire as the preeminent naval power in the Baltic Sea, but relegates Riga to a second-tier trading hub. Moreover, O'Conner suggests, Russia's conquest of the city forces Riga to adopt "Eastern," which never sits comfortably with the centuries of Riga's primarily "Western" culture and nature. We are left hoping that perhaps now, as Riga sloughs off the Soviet occupation, she will once more take her rightful place in the Baltic’s panoply of prosperous ports. The House of Hemp and Butter is an impeccably-researched and very engagingly written account of Riga's fascinating social, economic, and political history. Kevin O'Connor is the Chair of History at Gonzaga University. Jennifer Eremeeva is an American expatriate writer who writes about travel, culture, cuisine and culinary history, Russian history, and Royal History, with bylines in Reuters, Fodor's, USTOA, LitHub, The Moscow Times, and Russian Life. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Original air date February 16th, 2020.It's time to get improvisin'! First, we get the insider's scoop on the 2020 Elmhurst College Jazz Festival, and what goes on behind the scenes from current students Frida Barajes, Katharyne O'Conner and Sam Rivera. Then later, we talk with the jam-based band Dead Lucid about their new/darker EP, a fundraising concert, and their rather casual approach to playing shows in general.Music played during the episode: “Jumble” by Stingray Central, “Broken Beautifully” by The Jab, “Nine” as performed by the Elmhurst College Jazz Band, “Collectibles” by Elysian Green, and selections from Dead Lucid's newest EP.Elmhurst College Jazz Band & Festivalhttps://music.apple.com/ca/artist/elmhurst-college-jazz-band/1475141934https://open.spotify.com/artist/4JfaR7lgtrspwrO8XGGQwJhttps://www.elmhurst.edu/academics/departments/music/performing-ensembles/jazz-band/https://www.elmhurst.edu/about/special-events/jazz-festival/Dead Lucidhttps://music.apple.com/us/artist/dead-lucid/1155833281https://open.spotify.com/artist/6iTwxNizRmTeuBV0XWt0iOhttps://www.instagram.com/deadlucid/https://www.facebook.com/deadlucid/The Underbelly Hours | Adela | Danhttps://www.auxchicago.com/the-underbelly-hourshttps://www.facebook.com/UnderbellyHours/https://www.instagram.com/theunderbellyhours/https://www.instagram.com/cellocabbage/https://www.instagram.com/sir_danfrith/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvYgbu_m3EH__ifRrUVe2RQ
The World Health Organization has declared suicide prevention a global imperative. Every year World Suicide Prevention falls on September 10th. This year I interviewed Professor Rory O’Connor as he prepared for the 30th World Congress of Suicide Prevention in Derry, Northern Ireland. Rory O'Connor B&W.png About Professor Rory O’Connor Rory O’Connor was “born to be a psychologist,” knowing at an early age he was fascinated with human behavior and emotions. Currently he is a Professor of Health Psychology at the University of Glascow and the Director of Suicidal Behavior Research Laboratory. The personal impact he has experienced in losing people he cared about to suicide helps to fuel his passion for learning more about the experience of suicidal thoughts and behaviors. His Integrated Motivational-Volitional Model of Suicidal Behavior is well respected internationally. Professor O’Connor is a global leader as the Past President of the International Academy for Suicide Research and the current Vice President for the International Association for Suicide Prevention. For more information on this episode go to https://www.sallyspencerthomas.com/hope-illuminated-podcast/43
Ed is joined by President and CEO of Minor League Baseball Pat O'Conner, as well as Vice President Stan Brand to talk about the ongoing contraction situation with Major League Baseball. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Ain't No Big Thing on iTunes( https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/aint-no-big-thing-radio-show/id1106603822) and Spotify (https://open.spotify.com/show/5KYvTXjrRPTKpxVdnNh2dA), with the first hour featuring the esteemed guest and second hour the host. This episode I host Erin O’Conner-Drew from Seattle, WA. https://djshmeejay.com/2019/12/16/erin-oconnor-drew-and-dj-shmeejay-aint-no-big-thing/ https://soundcloud.com/eoconnor If you want a copy of just EOC’s mix you can grab it here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/nsm65n8ju9jquu3/EOC%27s%20Guest%20Mix%20For%20Ain%27t%20No%20Big%20Thing.mp3?dl=0 Now keep an eye out for the next Ain't No Big Thing. Feles sub astra, folO Olof
With 9 movies in the can (Hobbs & Shaw is basically Fast 9), this series has enough NOS in it's tank to keep things rolling for quite a while... I never get tired of it. But after the perfect and poetic tribute to the character of Brian O'Conner and Paul Walker himself in Furious 7, I wasn't sure if he'd be back. Well, the internet, set photos, and such have proven wrong. And we very well may see Brian again. Am I gassed up, or have I run out of steam with this schtick? Tune in, people.
In this episode Rob sits down with Pat O'Conner, the President and CEO of Minor League Baseball. Recently, there have been many national articles written about the current negotiation of the Professional Baseball Agreement, which is the contract that binds Major League Baseball and Minor League Baseball together. Pat talks about all the details that go into such a negotiation and his thoughts on the current status of the game. Rob and Pat also dive deep into the business of baseball as well as Pat's journey about how he went from intern to CEO. SUBSCRIBE & LISTEN
The World Health Organization has declared suicide prevention a global imperative. Every year World Suicide Prevention falls on September 10th. This year I interviewed Professor Rory O’Connor as he prepared for the 30th World Congress of Suicide Prevention in Derry, Northern Ireland. Rory O'Connor B&W.png About Professor Rory O’Connor Rory O’Connor was “born to be a psychologist,” knowing at an early age he was fascinated with human behavior and emotions. Currently he is a Professor of Health Psychology at the University of Glascow and the Director of Suicidal Behavior Research Laboratory. The personal impact he has experienced in losing people he cared about to suicide helps to fuel his passion for learning more about the experience of suicidal thoughts and behaviors. His Integrated Motivational-Volitional Model of Suicidal Behavior is well respected internationally. Professor O’Connor is a global leader as the Past President of the International Academy for Suicide Research and the current Vice President for the International Association for Suicide Prevention. For more information on this episode go to https://www.sallyspencerthomas.com/hope-illuminated-podcast/43
“Dude, I almost had you.” What line could be more iconic? We’re celebrating the Paul Walker and Brian O’Conner lap, and kicking our pit stops off with a deep dive into his wiki page on Fandom. Welcome to the Diagonstics mini-series of 2 Fast 2 Forever, where we pop the hood and get our hands dirty on the nittiest and grittiest of details about our favorite movies, favorite characters, and more. In this episode, we learn more about Brian’s backstory, get a sense of why he loves the Toretto family so much, and point out some inaccuracies in the sacred Fandom text. Plus, Joe plays a guessing game and we head down a porn parody rabbit hole, which sounds dirty. Email us: family@cageclub.me Visit our Patreon page at patreon.com/2fast2forever. Extra special shout-out to Ben Milliman for joining at the “Interpol’s Most Wanted” level or above! Intro music by Nico Vasilo. Interlude and outro music by Wes Hampton.
Kevin O'Conner is the President and CEO of Life Center Northwest, which is dedicated to saving lives through organ and tissue donation. Life Center NW works with families, medical professionals, and communities across Alaska, Montana, North Idaho, and Washington. And in this collaboration aim to protect the gift of life by coordinating a number of facets: Creating a registry of organ donors, working with hospitals and medical professionals to find the match of someone who tragically loses their life with many people who are in need of the different organs and tissues of the body. It's very simple to do register, which can be done online, or people do it when renewing a driver's license. Someone's tragedy becomes life giving in the event their organs can be given to another person. It leaves a legacy of hope. Ideally this is a conversation to have before there is a tragic event, which helps the process to unfold more fluidly. www.lcnw.org
We were fortunate enough to speak with Pat O'Conner, CEO and President of Minor League Baseball (MILB). Mr. O'Conner talks with us about the MILB fan experience, diversity in MILB, and the importance of your community to Minor League Baseball.
Pat O'Conner, the President of Minor League Baseball, joins the show! Pat details his career journey from Vero Beach to MiLB President, changes in the industry since he joined in the 1980's, how re-branding has helped and changed the landscape of MiLB, the industry's ongoing initiatives and much more! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/apter-hours/support
Dee-viously Dee-lightful history! Flora is back with the beginning of a mega episode all about John Dee! Conjurer, magus, sorcerer, astrologer - these are but a few things the 16th century polymath John Dee was called. History knows him as a smart man who chose an occult path. He cast horoscopes. Talked with angels. Practiced alchemy. Continually searched for the secrets of the universe through math and natural science. But history often paints with a harsh light. What was this enigmatic genius really like? Was he the sorcerer and mysterious advisor to Elizabeth I that he's portrayed as? Or has he been maligned, misunderstood, and misrepresented? David has hit the books to get to the real man behind the myth. In the first of 2 parts, the first half of this interesting man's life is covered. He also hits some very fascinating history, with such figures as Gerardus Mercator, Francis Drake, and more. Part 2 will cover the second half of Dee's life, including his occult practices and scrying with Edward Kelley. Grab your cross staff and rent a room for calculing, you'll be traipsing through some fun history on this episode of Blurry Photos! Music Myst on the Moor, Ghostpocalypse - 8 Epilog, Ghostpocalypse - Crossing the Threshold, Wizardtorium - Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 Sea Of Thieves by Serge Narcissoff | https://soundcloud.com/sergenarcissoff Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-SA 4.0) https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/ Gavotte - French Dances of the Renaissance Ancient Instrument Ensemble of Paris Missa Nigra Sum - Kyrie by Palestrina Performed by Stanislav Ossovskiy Qui Tollis by WA Mozart European Archive, Public Domain Trois Gnossienne by Satie Performed by Edward Rosser, Public Domain Swan Lake by Tchaikovsky European Archive, Public Domain Concerto for 2 Trumpets in C by Vivaldi Arranged by Michel Rondeau, Public Domain Concerto for 2 Violins in A minor by Vivaldi Performed by New Trinity Baroque Licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Concerto No. 4 in F minor Winter, by Vivaldi Performed by the USAF Concert Band, Public Domain Concerto in E major Spring, by Vivaldi Performed by the Modena Chamber Orchestra, Public Domain Concerto No. 4 in F minor Winter, by Vivaldi Performed by the Modena Chamber Orchestra, Public Domain Sources Bellot, Gabrielle. Finding Refuge in a Queer Vampire Novella. Lithub. Nov 1, 2017. https://lithub.com/finding-refuge-in-a-queer-vampire-novella/ Woolley, Benjamin. The Queen's Conjurer: the Life and Magic of Dr Dee. Harper Press. London. 2001. Print. Get a copy HERE Louv, Jason. John Dee and the Empire of Angels. Inner Traditions. Vermont. 2018. Print. Get a copy HERE Sherman W.H. John Dee: The politics of reading and writing in the English Renaissance. University of Massachusetts Press; Amherst, MA: 1995. Devine, Michael J. John Prestall: A Complex Relationship with the Elizabethan Regime. University of Wellington. 2009. Web. https://core.ac.uk/download/pdf/41339754.pdf O'Conner and Robertson. John Dee. School of Math and Stats, U. of St. Andrews, Scotland. 2002. Web. http://www-history.mcs.st-and.ac.uk/Biographies/Dee.html Rampling, Jennifer. John Dee and the Sciences: Early Modern Networks of Knowledge. Elsevier, Ltd. Cambridge. 2012. Web. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3778877/
How do you communicate and spread a passion for fluid management and optimisation to your fellow practitioners? How should you use protocols here? Are there specific tricks we can use to get buy in from our post-anesthesia care unit (PACU)? Presented by Desiree Chappell with David O’Connor, DNAP, CRN, at Memorial Sloan Kettering (MSK) Cancer Center.
A fascinating discussion with award winning broadcaster & journalist Richard Harris on his powerful feature in NextAvenue on retired Justice Sandra Day O'Conner -- caregiver and now alzheimer's patient.
A fascinating discussion with award winning broadcaster & journalist Richard Harris on his powerful feature in NextAvenue on retired Justice Sandra Day O'Conner -- caregiver and now alzheimer's patient.
Long time Happy Bait Champion Tim O'Conner talks about the mullet run and how to crush giant tarpon. Tim also talks about his concerns about beach fishing regulations . Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
In this miniseries of Action Items, Comstock's tackles the implication of Senate Bill 826, which requires publicly traded for-profit companies headquartered in California to ensure gender diversity on the boards as well as how to go about positioning yourself for a board of directors seat. Here, we talk to Barbara O'Connor, a nationally recognized expert in the fields of political communication and telecommunications policy and applications. She recently completed a six year term on the national board of directors of AARP in Washington DC and continues to serve on the boards of Capitol Public Radio and The California Conservation Corps. Produced by Flores Podcast Consulting
MICEboard Podcast Peter im Gespräch mit Orla Kraft und Ciara O'Connor von Meet in Ireland - die MICE Fachabteilung für Veranstaltungen in Irland. Erfahrt mehr über Irland als Destination für Meetings und Events und welche Support-Programme Meet in Ireland anbietet um Veranstaltungsplaner bei der Organisation und Durchführung auf der grünen Insel zu unterstützen.
First visit from Mayor Michael O'Conner. Issues discussed: Upcoming Mardi Grau, Hotel Conference center. Carraige rides downtown.
Welcome back! We hope your holidays were awesome. We are excited to share with you today a great interview with Middle School Teacher Christian O'Conner. She is doing some amazing things in the classroom at Balliet Middle School. Plus hear all the latest news in the district as we start the new year.Follow Me on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook:@beardedteched and @beardedtechedguy Links:https://www.codecampus.com/coding-for-kidshttps://my.springfieldpublicschools.com/welearn/SitePages/Blog.aspxhttps://classroom.powerschool.comhttps://portal.office.comhttps://www.hmhco.com/products/read-180/Music: Ashamaluev Music Corporate Upbeat, Innovationhttps://www.ashamaluevmusic.com/royalty-free-music
Welcome back! We hope your holidays were awesome. We are excited to share with you today a great interview with Middle School Teacher Christian O'Conner. She is doing some amazing things in the classroom at Balliet Middle School. Plus hear all the latest news in the district as we start the new year.Follow Me on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook:@beardedteched and @beardedtechedguy Links:https://www.codecampus.com/coding-for-kidshttps://my.springfieldpublicschools.com/welearn/SitePages/Blog.aspxhttps://classroom.powerschool.comhttps://portal.office.comhttps://www.hmhco.com/products/read-180/Music: Ashamaluev Music Corporate Upbeat, Innovationhttps://www.ashamaluevmusic.com/royalty-free-music
Intro - ETSU Football v Furman Breakdown Segment 2 (19:45) - Lando's Land Segment 3 & 4 (32:20) - Minor League Baseball President Pat O'Conner on the Appalachian League, the upcoming agreement between MLB and the NAPBL, and technological innovations O'Conner would like to see in the near future in MILB
Diabetes Champions Segment In this Diabetes Champions segment, Teresa O'Conner shares her story about her surprising type 2 diabetes diagnosed, despite living a "healthy" lifestyle. By following a low carb diet approach and making other important lifestyle changes, Teresa was able to normalize her blood sugar and eliminate diabetes medications. Watch this inspiring story, and leave your comments below! To watch more Mastering Blood Sugar podcasts, visit https://drmowll.com/podcast
Host Justin Musil, along with expert recruiting advisor Shane Liska, discusses what coaches look for and how to make great impressions on campus visits. Justin is also joined by special guest Billy O’Conner the Head Baseball Coach at Xavier University. Justin and Coach O’Conner discuss various pieces of recruiting and his insight on visits and the types of players he looks for.
Pete digs deep into Joff's memories of when they first planned a podcast, the advent of Pop Cricket and why Hazel O'Conner owes Pete a pint and Joff a half. They consider what unboxing video's may have looked like 'back in the day', their big sister, Netty's, obsession with Patrick Swayze's dangly bits, the blind singers conspiracy and finally, how many legs does 'man's best friend' have, in a very competitive game of Pop Cricket
In his first season at head coach for the Xavier Musketeers Billy O'Conner has only one goal in mind, Omaha. The Musketeers have made a regional three out of the last four years. In this episode Billy goes over his program and the philosophies that they have. He talks about how the game is evolved and so has Xavier by eliminating the sac bunt and focusing on getting the ball in the air. Billy goes over recruiting and gives tips on ways a potential recruit should reach out to coaches. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
News: We are going back to Roth (click here to find out the Camp Info); Results from the ITU Duathlon Camps; 70.3 World Champs and Challenge Admere are coming up; Discussion of the Week: What are some of the outside of the box tools or techniques you use to make your training more effect or fun? Interview: Today we have an interview with Will O'Conner. Will has a PhD in Sport Science and works with several elite athletes. He has collaborated with the TriNZ high performance program as well as the Massey University Academy of Sport. On todays show he talks about run/walk and how to make the most of it in triathlon. You can check Wills website by clicking here: www.performanceadvantage.co.nz My First Tri: Nate Fillers sent through his first tri, it's a great story. This Weeks Websites: Massage in Kona with Juliet.
Rory, Cameron and Harry discuss the past weekend's Premiership action along with some lower league chat. The trio then predict the coming weekend's fixtures. ZAK JULES WTF!! Find us on twitter @pintsandpens
Sally Klein O'Connor is President and co-founder of Improbable People Ministries. Since 1990 Sally has traveled America singing the songs she and husband Michael have written of their brokenness and how God desires to bring his healing to every heart. In 2009 Sally began a new project, A Tour Of Roses, that brings reconciliation through long-stemmed red roses to people in those places around the world that have been torn by hatred and war. Sally's book, "Beauty In The Best" has just been re-released on Amazon.
Join us this week as we welcome Rock music singer and guitarist, Christian O'Connor. With a mastery of mind melting guitar, Christian fronts a power Quartet that is leaving a mark on every trail they blaze. Letting licks rip like Billy Gibbons, Derek Trucks, and Kenny Wayne Shepherd, O'Conner isn't just making a statement, he's detonating one. Mixing Stevie Ray Vaughan type frenetics with a Iggy pop frenzy, he's a formidable force to be reckoned with. Over the past few years he has opened for Jennifer Page, Leigh Jones, Rivers Monroe, and The Howling Tongues. In addition he has performed sets at NASCAR & NHRA races, Boston's First Night & Harborfest and a red hot college tour. Logging 100 shows while criss-crossing the Eastern U.S. again and again, Christian is a man on the move, both literally and figuratively. Armed with full backline and a front of house system, Christian and his band are headed out on the highway to support his forthcoming 2017 album release "Wine Over Water - Blood over Wine", a 10 track behemoth that's set to rattle the foundation that classic rock was built on. We will talk to Christian about his upcoming schedule, get a behind the scenes look at his music, feature his latest songs, and ask him to share his message for the troops. Please be sure to visit Christian O'Connor at https://www.facebook.com/christianoconnormusic and spread the word. Fans are welcome to call in and speak live with Christian during the show (718) 766-4193. And as always we will give shout outs to our deployed military listeners. Our message to the troops: WE do what we do, because YOU do what you do.
One of the things that I believe we (corporately, not you specifically) have lost connection with in our history, is that our Framers and Founders were people, not demigods (Thomas Jefferson notwithstanding). In 1865, George Washington will be featured in a painting that is hung in the dome of the US Capitol, visible through the oculus of the dome. The painting portrays Washington being elevated to the status of a deity. The idea of portraying Washington as a god, really does not offend most Americans. On occasion, it's worth our time to talk about and recall the realities of these men and women. They lived, they loved, they got mad, they had joys. They traveled and they discussed. They argued and they liked and disliked each other. They wrote copious letters to each other in flowery language that both complemented and occasionally berated each other. They saw things differently. Some favored one way, others favored another. On March 30, 1788, six of the necessary nine States have ratified the Constitution. Debate is leaning towards Ratification in Maryland, and in South Carolina the resistance of the country folk is being dealt with. In New Hampshire, the efforts to manipulate things by the Federalists are being indefatigably resisted by the anti-Federalists in Convention. New York has not gathered in convention as yet, but already more than seventy letters have been published as "The Federalist Papers" arguing for the ratification. Likewise, dozens of anti-ratification letters have been published. The debate, while hopeful, is still in doubt. There are many who believe that there will be a new United States that will not have all of the original States as a part. In Bath, England, Abigail Adams begins her trip home to The United States after three years in Paris and London. Over the past six months, a couple from Alexandria, John and Elizabeth O'Conner, have been corresponding and even in early February, visiting the Washington's. Mr. O'Conner is a "barrister," from Ireland, who plans to write a topographical and geographical description of The United States. Elizabeth has opened a small school for girls in Alexandria. At Mt. Vernon, George Washington sends a letter to Mr. O'Conner, thanking him for his kind words and invitation to a speech. A presentation on eloquence by Mr. O'Conner which Washington clearly had no intention of attending. Probably because he knows what the O'Conner's are really (probably) up to...
Say Yes to No with Terry James
Today on Through the Noise we bring you collaborators from different parts of the development world -- Alexis Bonnell from USAID, who is an "Innovation Evaganelist" and Steven O'Connor, Communications Director of DAI -- an employee owned global development firm. Ms. Bonnell is part of USAID's new Global Development Lab which is undertaking the challenge of eradicating extreme poverty by 2030. Technological advancements have made unprecedented changes possible while harnessing the collective brilliance of humanity. Listen up to learn more about their plans to change the world and maybe some of the strategies they emply will be useful in your own work. Alexis Bonnell is the Head of Applied Innovation at USAID and is focused on harnessing innovation to address humanities greatest challenges. Alexis has delivered over one billion dollars in development and humanitarian programming in over 25 countries, working with over 200 partners across all sectors of aid. USAID is the lead U.S. Government agency that works to end extreme global poverty and enable resilient, democratic societies to realize their potential. Steven O'Connor is DAI's Senior Director for Corporate Communications. He oversees internal and external communications for the company, which currently employs some 2,500 people on 150 projects in 92 countries. DAI is an employee-owned international development company dedicated to shaping a more livable world.
“I was really treating all the guilt, shame, regret, and fear with alcohol.”—Rosemary on self-medicating Rosemary, sober since 1999, understands the challenges of staying sober as a single mom. She is the founder of ROC Recovery Services, which offers comprehensive care for women suffering from addictions. http://rocrecoveryservices.com/ ______________________ Themes by @djfmdotcom
JOIN the LOVE Cafe Newsletter Check OUt LOVE Cafe Web Site Scott Cluthe LIVE in teh LOVE Cafe with Dr. Peg O'Conner. Dr. O'Conner's new book is titled Life On the Rocks: Finding meaning in Addiction and Recovery. Call in: 347-308-8478 Dr O'onner's background: My work is presently heading in two directions though they seem destined to intersect. I have written several essays that interrogate the mind/body dualism from the perspectives of abuse and trauma survivors. My other recent work brings philosophical insights to issues of addiction and recovery. I have a new book forthcoming January 2016 titled, Life on the Rocks: Finding Meaning in Addiction and Recovery. Here is a link to a short interview from The Huffington Post http://www.huffingtonpost.com/tom-morris/philosophy-and-addiction_b_999933.html I also have four pieces in The New York Times, one of which examines Plato's allegory of the cave as a way to understand addiction and recovery. Another piece rejects the analogy that addictions hijack brains. The third explores William James's notion of a "misery threshold." Links to them are found here: http://opinionator.blogs.nytimes.com/author/peg-o%E2%80%99connor/ I also have blog with Psychology Today titled, "Philosophy Stirred, Not Shaken." The address is: http://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/philosophy-stirred-not-shaken I also have a blog with Rehabs.com, which is an online resource for all matters treatment related. The address is http://www.rehabs.com/author/peg-o-connor/ These blogs are proving to be way too much fun.
Today our guest is Billy O'Conner, Comedian and author of "Confessions of a Bronx Bookie" Billy will be performing in the "Clean Kings of Comedy" show this Friday at 7:30 at the Tempe Center For the Arts.
Premier Equestrian presents Gold Medalist David O'Conner, as he gives tips on equestrian jumping training. For more information: Call 800-611-6109 Premier Equestrian offers maintenance free Cavaletti jumps, horse jumps, and horse jumping equipment. We have a large selection of durable cavaletti jumps. Cavaletti jumps come in a variety of colors along with horse jumping poles and accessories including The Stacker cavaletti and Quick Cavaletti, the Block Cavaletti and Easy Glide Jump Cavaletti.
In this episode: This month Mark considers the representation of women in film and media and discusses five films coming up at Watershed in November that have women as their central characters – all of which engage with issues of female representation in rich and complex ways.
The Tao of Sports Podcast – The Definitive Sports, Marketing, Business Industry News Podcast
Pat O'Conner presented a revolutionary plan for minor league baseball's 160 teams at the 2012 Baseball Winter Meetings. Dubbed "Project Brand," the mandate aims to change how all of the teams market themselves nationally to 5-10 corporate sponsors. O'Conner talks about some of the goals of Project Brand, of how it will effect each team's marketing, revenue streams, and his belief in the "power of one." O'Conner discusses the role of the Player Development Contract Agreement with Major League Baseball which lasts until 2020 in why Project Brand is key to implement within the next year as well as how both MiLB and each minor league team will have to work together continuously to put forth the best possible activation for any corporate sponsor sold.
The first hour: THE CHINO HILLS MURDERS with J. Patrick O’Connor. In June of 1983, Doug and Peggy Ryen, their ten-year-old daughter, Jessica, and an 11-year old house guest, Chris Hughes, were brutally murdered. Kevin Cooper was convicted of the quadruple homicide in 1985 and is now on death row in San Quentin. Did the San Bernardino Sherriff’s Department arrest the right man? Join us for an in depth discussion of the forensic evidence, crime scene investigation, and the trial. J. Patrick O’Connor is an investigative journalist who has combined meticulous research and makes a compelling case for a miscarriage of justice in his book, SCAPEGOAT The Chino Hills Murders and the Framing of Kevin Cooper.
On the next PLUS Model Radio Chenese interviews Michyl Collins, COO of PlusForUs.com, as well as Meaghan O'Conner, wardrobe stylist and owner of LittleLimeDress.com , and Emmy award winning make-up artist D'angelo Thompson tells us about his upcoming event Plus Size Beauty!
In June 1983, Doug and Peggy Ryen, their ten-year-old daughter and a 11-year-old house guest were brutally murdered in Chino Hills, California. Two days before, Kevin Cooper had escaped from a nearby prison and hid in a vacant house 125 yards below the murdered family's hilltop house. After the San Bernardino Sheriff's Department established that he had ben there, it focused on him as the lone assailant despite numerous eyewitness reports that implicated three white men as the perpetrators. Kevin Cooper was convicted of the murders in 1985 and has been on Death Row at San Quentin since then. SCAPEGOAT shows how the sheriff's office and the District Attorney's office of San Bernardino County framed him for the horrific murders and how the justice system has failed him at almost every turn in his long, drawn-out appeal process. As O'Conner's shocking but thorough investigation shows, the sheriff's department discarded information that pointed at other suspects, destroyed evidence that exculpated Cooper and planted evidence that implicated him. If it were not for a court-ordered moratorium on executions in California over the lethal injection controversy, Cooper-with no appeals remaining-would have been executed. SCAPEGOAT-THE CHINO HILLS MURDERS AND THE FRAMING OF KEVIN COOPER-J. Patrick O'Conner
Join us as we continue our literary journey with American radio personality, journalist, and pulitzer prize winner Edwin O'Connor. O'Conner began his career as a television critic. Soon after he began his writing career which brought him huge success. He is most remembered for his novel "The Last Hurrah." He then went on to win the pulitzer for fiction for his novel "The Edge Of Sadness." All in all, O'Connor led an exciting literary career with many great novels. He is among the most talked about and remembered. Tune in as we journey with novelist Edwin O'Connor. Stay tuned and keep it locked.
In Episode 6 (6 6 the satanic episode) Erica gives us a taste of what callers will get if they call her phone sex line. Ok...it's not a real phone sex line. Erica deciphers Destiny's Child lyrics, helps Joey explain the circle jerk cracker legend to Dianna, talks about hetero butt sex, and much more. Segments include: Weekly Highlights, Gay Wand, Comebacks, Gay Slang, and He/She Said Minute.
In this account of the trial of controversial death row inmate Mumia Abu-Jamal, O'Connor, editor and publisher of crimemagazine.com, clearly lays out his case that Abu-Jamal should receive at least a new trial, if not complete exoneration. O'Connor asserts that Abu-Jamal was framed for the 1981 murder of police officer Daniel Faulkner because of a vendetta by Philadelphia mayor Frank Rizzo and the police due to Abu-Jamal's defense, as a journalist, of the cultish countercultural group MOVE. Relying heavily on court transcripts and prior books on the case, O'Connor shows what he sees as the judge's bias, troubled relations between Abu-Jamal and his defense lawyer and dubious statements by various witnesses. Abu-Jamal was convicted of first-degree murder and sentenced to death; later overturned, the sentence could still be reinstated pending a decision by the Third Circuit Court of Appeals. Now in the wake of Faulkner's widow's recent book alleging Abu-Jamal's guilt, it has made it more difficult to be swayed entirely by O'Connor's arguments, but he makes a strong case that the investigation into Faulkner's murder deserves another look. THE FRAMING OF MUMIA ABU-JAMAL-J. Patrick O'Conner
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