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Jon DeVaney, President of the Washington State Tree Fruit Association, says SSB 6304 contains a provision that would prohibit trucks over 10,000 from idling longer than 5 minutes.

Jon DeVaney, President of the Washington State Tree Fruit Association, says SSB 6304 contains a provision that would prohibit trucks over 10,000 from idling longer than 5 minutes.

Unless Congress says otherwise, federal contractors will have a raft of new disclosure requirements imposed by the Biden administration. Specifically climate, ESG and cybersecurity. With how companies might deal with it all, Federal Drive Host Tom Temin has an in-studio conversation with the Head of Public Policy at Grant Thornton, Greg Wallig. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today on The Ward Scott Files Podcast, Professor Emeritus will be discussing various topics with ~The Onerous Form 6 on odds and ends Friday! Along with this, he will discuss local Alachua County news, weather, and more! LIVE 9 A.M. every weekday!

In this episode of the Energy News Beat Daily Standup - Weekly Recap, hosts Michael Tanner and Stuart Turley discuss key energy news topics. They cover the EPA's final rule for oil and natural gas operations, criticizing it for imposing onerous regulations that may harm the industry. The hosts highlight the hypocrisy of COP28, pointing out China's increasing carbon footprint and the inadequacy of the commitments made. They also discuss Chevron and Exxon opting out of funding the COP28 Methane Reduction Fund, applauding them for not wanting to contribute to a fund controlled by competitors. The podcast includes a humorous clip addressing the absurdity of blaming the oil and gas industry for the climate crisis, followed by Texas Commissioner Wayne Christian slamming Biden's methane rules for exacerbating inflation and making everyday items more expensive. Overall, the hosts express frustration with the current regulatory environment and advocate for a more balanced approach to energy policies.Highlights of the Podcast00:00 - Intro01:35 - EPA's Final Rule for Oil and Natural Gas Operations Will Sharply Reduce Methane and Other Harmful Pollution.06:45 - US commits to shutting down its coal plants during COP28 – US Consumers Thrown Out With The Bath Water09:15 - COP28 president claims there is ‘no science' behind calls to phase out fossil fuels – Guardian10:57 - Chevron, Exxon opt out of funding COP28 methane-reduction fund13:35 - Oil CEO says blaming the energy industry for the climate crisis ‘like blaming farmers for obesity'15:18 - Loud fart sound erupts during John Kerry's speech at climate panel16:46 - Texas commissioner slams Biden's “onerous” methane rules that increase oil, gas prices18:58 - OutroPlease see the links below for articles that we discuss in the podcast.EPA's Final Rule for Oil and Natural Gas Operations Will Sharply Reduce Methane and Other Harmful Pollution.ENB Pub Note: We will review these regulations and report on the first-, second-, and third-order magnitude impacts. EPA has issued a final rule that will sharply reduce emissions of methane and other harmful air […]US commits to shutting down its coal plants during COP28 – US Consumers Thrown Out With The Bath WaterENB Pub Note: Make no mistakes; The Biden Administration has absolutely committed to blackouts and not taking care of the U.S. Citizens. China has increased it's carbon footprint 220% while the US lowered theirs 20% […]COP28 president claims there is ‘no science' behind calls to phase out fossil fuels – GuardianThe UAE's Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber reportedly says gradual cuts in oil, gas and coal use would ‘take the world back into caves' The president of the COP28 climate conference, Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber, has […]Chevron, Exxon opt out of funding COP28 methane-reduction fund(Bloomberg) — Six major oil companies each contributed tens of millions of dollars to a grant fund meant to help state-owned rivals cull the release of super-warming methane emissions, but Chevron Corp. and Exxon Mobil […]Oil CEO says blaming the energy industry for the climate crisis ‘like blaming farmers for obesity'The chief executive of UAE-based energy firm Crescent Petroleum said Tuesday that blaming the oil and gas industry for the climate crisis “is like blaming farmers for obesity.” The burning of coal, oil and gas […]Loud fart sound erupts during John Kerry's speech at climate panelThe Biden administration's climate envoy was discussing US policy on coal power plants at the Climate Change Conference in Dubai on Sunday when Kerry may have unleashed a burst of wind energy. The former secretary […]Texas commissioner slams Biden's “onerous” methane rules that increase oil, gas pricesAUSTIN – Railroad Commissioner Wayne Christian issued a statement regarding new onerous methane rules proposed by the Biden administration's Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). “While costs for hard-working Americans are up nearly $11,000 this year everywhere from the […] Follow Stuart On LinkedIn and TwitterFollow Michael On LinkedIn and TwitterENB Top NewsENBEnergy DashboardENB PodcastENB Substack– Get in Contact With The Show –

Howie welcomes state senate hopeful Peter Durant to the show to discuss today's vote on the anti-gun bill in the Massachusetts state house. Listeners call up for a potpourri hour, and with illegals across the state and more from Gaza potentially headed here, there's plenty to discuss!

The compliance process at pharmaceutical manufacturers is a complicated and prone to errors because many still use paper-based systems to record manufacturing steps.

Kat Calvin is the founder and executive director of Spread The Vote + Project ID and the cofounder and CEO of the Project ID Action Fund. Discussing new book, American Identity in Crisis: Notes from an Accidental Activist Hardcover – September 19, 2023 pub date A trailblazing activist's passionate and incisive look at why she started a movement to ensure that 26 million Americans have access to the IDs they need to escape poverty and live healthy and productive lives American Identity in Crisis weaves together three remarkable stories: the making of an activist in the wake of the 2016 presidential election; the fight against the onerous rules that are being used to keep vulnerable and targeted populations from participating in all facets of American life -from obtaining jobs and housing to going to the polls- and how we can solve a problem that impacts millions of American adults. Kat Calvin ties all of these threads together in profound ways. In American Identity in Crisis, she takes us on a cross-country tour as she and her team uncover one of the biggest secrets in America and learn how to solve it. We meet veterans, the unhoused, and senior citizens, and learn the story of the fierce advocate who insists on recognizing their humanity and seeing them as souls who are resilient and striving for change. Told in a voice that is strong and vulnerable; funny and fearless, confident and self-deprecating, American Identity in Crisis is a defense of human dignity and everyone's right to have access to the pursuit of happiness. https://www.katcalvin.com/ About the Author Kat Calvin is the founder and executive director of Spread The Vote + Project ID and the cofounder and CEO of the Project ID Action Fund. A lawyer, activist, and social entrepreneur, she has built a national organization that helps Americans obtain the IDs they need for jobs, housing, life—and in some states, the voting booth. Kat and her work have been featured in the New York Times, the Los Angeles Times, The Washington Post, The Atlantic, Essence, Glamour, and Marie Claire, and on NPR, PBS, BET, and many other outlets. She has been a guest commentator on MSNBC, CNN, Headline News, Sirius XM, and more, as well as a frequent keynote speaker and a sought-after voice for her expertise and opinions on politics, voting, ID-related issues, and more.

Yellow Trucking Company has filed for bankruptcy and ceases to exist as a viable firm. Much of the blame is due to the Teamsters Union which has a long a violent history. Original Article: "Yellow Trucking Goes Bankrupt, Thanks in Part to Onerous Labor Laws"

Yellow Trucking Company has filed for bankruptcy and ceases to exist as a viable firm. Much of the blame is due to the Teamsters Union which has a long a violent history. Original Article: "Yellow Trucking Goes Bankrupt, Thanks in Part to Onerous Labor Laws"

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Eskom's newly released Interim Grid Capacity Allocation Rules (IGCAR), formulated in response to surging demand for grid access in a context of acute grid scarcity, have received a cool reception from industry, with some of the conditions included in the new framework being viewed as “onerous”. GM for operations enablement Velaphi Ntuli says the IGCAR, which have been developed and canvassed over the past six months, have been designed to ensure that shovel-ready generation projects are given priority. The rules, thus, replace the ‘first come, first served' framework that has hitherto prevailed with a ‘first ready, first served' approach. He reports that the rules are also designed to level the playing field between projects participating in public procurement processes and those being pursued in line with a recent reform allowing private distributed generation projects, including those that wheel electricity through the grid, to proceed without a licence. The absence of a grid queuing system came to the fore during the sixth bid window of the country's public renewables procurement programme when none of the 23 onshore wind projects that bid for a 3 200 MW allocation were selected as preferred bids, owing to claims of grid over-subscription in the Western, Eastern and Northern Cape provinces. Ntuli reports that Eskom is working with the Independent Power Producers Office to finalise the status of projects that have been procured under various public programmes and are, thus, continuing to take up a grid allocation, but which have failed to reach financial close. Engineering manager Seetsele Seetswana says the new rules retain the principle of non-discriminatory and open access, but reports that Eskom has reserved the right to set aside allocations for future public procurement programmes to avoid a repeat of the failure of bid window six. To facilitate a shift to the ‘first ready, first served' principle, Eskom outlined the criteria it would apply to assess the ‘state of readiness' of a project, including: the securing of all environmental and water-use authorisations; power purchase agreement heads of terms signed between the independent power producer (IPP) and the end-user; confirmation of the appointment of Eskom-approved design consultants for self-build connections; measured data for solar for a period of a year and for two years for wind; and the payment of a Grid Capacity Allocation Guarantee issued by an Eskom-approved financial institution. Only once these conditions have been met will Eskom issue a budget quote (BQ) for grid connection, while still reserving the right to revoke such a quote should there be a failure on the part of the IPP to meet any of the milestones outlined in the BQ. Following a pause of seven months, Eskom will also begin processing BQs again under the new rules, starting with the backlog of applications that has accumulated. Eskom's Nonhlanhla Miya reports that the processing of the 40 outstanding applications in the Eastern, Northern and Western Cape provinces would be processed as from the end of June and that the outcome of that process will be communicated by the end of July. The projects have a combined capacity of some 5 GW and those that are approved should secure BQs soon after having paid their guarantees, while those that fail to meet the IGCAR criteria will receive BQ refunds. South African Independent Power Producers Association (SAIPPA) chairperson Brian Day has described the new rules as “dysfunctional”, noting that they require grid connection to be done right at the end, and in terms of resource definition are more onerous than what is expected from a bank that might be funding up to 80% of an IPP project. “It's not rational. “The amount of work on the side of the IPP or developer is now enormous, long before grid connection is known to be possible. “The amount of money they've got to spend on technical preparations and on lawyers is enormous,” Day asserts. He notes that al...

A blast from the past: From one of my first blog postings. Have things changed since then? As the saying goes: “The more things change, the more they stay the same.” This post was written while Obama was president. The Democrat in the White House has changed, but the ruling by fiat has not. We find ourselves facing #democrattyranny yet again. From “Is America Really a Free Country?”: OK, so we learned our lesson with the Affordable Care Act and threw out those in Congress willing to play fast and loose with our liberty. The Constitution says that Congress makes the laws, so we are therefore (for the moment) safe from our government forcing us to buy American made electric cars, yes? No, not necessarily. President Obama has decided he does not need Congress. He has a phone and a pen (read staff and flail) that give him the power though executive order to instruct the proper regulatory body to create virtual law through regulation. He believes he can rule through Executive Order, and in fact has managed to do so. He as he sees it, could issue an order to the EPA, a non-elected body, to regulate the production of fossil fuel out of existence and thereby make gas-fueled vehicles no longer a viable option for transportation. Crazy? He is attempting to do exactly that. Onerous regulations in the coal industry at his direction already make it almost impossible to build an economically viable coal fire plant. He will not allow a pipeline to be built to move Canadian oil despite the fact that it is actually safer to transport it that way than with rail or over the roads. As for the American made part? He basically federalized GM through the bailouts, too bad their electric car has so far not met consumer needs. That window has closed, but should the automotive industry ever need another bailout… Hope (if not change) springs eternal. LibertyRelearned.com April 2015President Biden has emulated Obama's penchant for ruling by executive order. He's used executive orders to continue with President Obama's war on fossil fuel. He's also abused his executive order power do create vaccine mandates and forgive student loan debt. Only a few things stand between him and Trudeau levels of tyranny, our Supreme Court, our currently GOP held House, and a few red state governors. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jp-mac/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jp-mac/support

A blast from the past: From one of my first blog postings. Have things changed since then? As the saying goes: "The more things change, the more they stay the same." This post was written while Obama was president. The Democrat in the White House has changed, but the ruling by fiat has not. We find ourselves facing #democrattyranny yet again. From “Is America Rally a Free Country?”: “OK, so we learned our lesson with the Affordable Care Act and threw out those in Congress willing to play fast and loose with our liberty. The Constitution says that Congress makes the laws, so we are therefore (for the moment) safe from our government forcing us to buy American made electric cars, yes? No, not necessarily. President Obama has decided he does not need Congress. He has a phone and a pen (read staff and flail) that give him the power though executive order to instruct the proper regulatory body to create virtual law through regulation. He believes he can rule through Executive Order, and in fact has managed to do so. He as he sees it, could issue an order to the EPA, a non-elected body, to regulate the production of fossil fuel out of existence and thereby make gas-fueled vehicles no longer a viable option for transportation. Crazy? He is attempting to do exactly that. Onerous regulations in the coal industry at his direction already make it almost impossible to build an economically viable coal fire plant. He will not allow a pipeline to be built to move Canadian oil despite the fact that it is actually safer to transport it that way than with rail or over the roads. As for the American made part? He basically federalized GM through the bailouts, too bad their electric car has so far not met consumer needs. That window has closed, but should the automotive industry ever need another bailout... Hope (if not change) springs eternal.” President Biden has emulated Obama's penchant for ruling by executive order. He's used executive orders to continue with President Obama's war on fossil fuel. He's also abused his executive order power do create vaccine mandates and forgive student loan debt. Only a few things stand between him and Trudeau levels of tyranny, our Supreme Court, our currently GOP held House, and a few red state governors. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jp-mac/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jp-mac/support

I am joined by Lucie Martin, PhD candidate at University College Dublin, to discuss administrative burdens. If I were to distil administrative burdens into a single sentence it would be the burden created by onerous form-filling or other administrative tasks. We all know the pain that comes with having to fill out yet another form or go through a seemingly unnecessary administrative process, but the research by Lucie and others suggests that this can create barriers for many to access certain benefits or services. Lucie takes us through the mechanisms of how this plays out. This is one of those great podcast topics. It is something that I was previously unaware of but when the concept was explained to me, I found it instantly relatable and wanted to find out more. I hope you share the same enthusiasm! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day for February 21, 2023 is: onerous • AH-nuh-rus • adjective Onerous means "involving, imposing, or constituting a burden." It typically describes something that is difficult and unpleasant to do or deal with. // They were assigned the onerous task of post-show cleanup. // The government imposed onerous taxes on imports. See the entry > Examples: "Before the recent removal of quarantine measures, many workers had expressed frustration over the city's onerous travel restrictions, which at one point required up to 21 days of hotel quarantine." — Michelle Toh, CNN, 19 Oct. 2022 Did you know? Not to go too heavy on the etymology, but the story behind onerous is at once straightforward and, dare we say, poetic. But perhaps that's putting the cart before the horse. Onerous rolled into the English language during the 14th century, via Middle French, from the Latin adjective onerosus, "burdensome." That word, in turn, was hitched to the noun onus, meaning "burden" (source too of our word onus, which usually refers to a burden or responsibility). Onus shares an ancient root with the Sanskrit word anas, meaning "cart." So although onerous stresses a sense of laboriousness and often figurative heaviness (especially because something is distasteful, e.g. "the onerous task of cleaning up the mess"), it has a deep connection with a literal weight borne by a person, horse, or other beast of burden.

Women receiving radiation therapy for breast cancer can now have fewer treatments and may also be able to change the interval, a study presented at the San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium shows. Kimmel Cancer Center director William Nelson at Johns … Can radiation therapy be made less onerous? Elizabeth Tracey reports Read More »

Wealth Without Bay Street EPISODE #141: Join us for today's episode of Wealth Without Bay Street with your hosts, Jayson and Richard, as they discuss how to use the infinite banking system to your advantage by shielding yourself from inflation and unnecessary taxes.

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Money is king when you're planning to start or grow your business, but acquiring funds, or paying venture capital funds, can be very onerous to entrepreneurs which makes some fail and exit the business. In this episode, Melissa Widner, CEO of Lighter Capital, explains how their non-diluted and debt type of funding can help entrepreneurs grow without having to worry about the onerous part of paying the loan, and how it could help entrepreneurs have more time to #getnoticed by getting more traction without taking dilution.Melissa also shares how non-diluted funding is easier to acquire and settle compared to venture capital funding and cites some case studies and examples of their customers. She also shares how their customers' success stories help get the word out and educate the marketing, and most importantly, get Lighter Capital to #getnoticed.AI Writer - Content writing made easierGenerate Accurate, Relevant & Quality Content in 2 MinutesPeppertype - Virtual Content AssistantGenerate better content copies in seconds.Riverside - Your online recording studioThe easiest way to record podcasts and videos in studio quality from anywhere. All from the browser.Podcastpage.ioLaunch your podcast website in minutes.Post-production, transcript and show notes by XCD Virtual Assistants Support the show

In this weeks episode of  Winning Isn't Easy: More On ME-CFS & Fibromyalgia - Meeting The Onerous Elimination Period In Your Policy & The Lengths Carriers Will Go To In Order To Deny Your Claim by nationwide ERISA Disability Attorney Nany L. Cavey. 

The Hamilton Today Podcast with Scott Thompson: On the docket for today: The Bank of Canada raised its benchmark interest rate .75% to 3.25%. How much of contemporary Canadian politics revolves around niche and extreme positions, and is it a sustainable tactic? Is Canada seeing a growing risk of political violence? If so... what do we do about it in the here and now? The Ford government is raising the price of carbon for industrial polluters under its own emissions program. It is all coming up on the Hamilton Today Podcast. Guests: David Novog, a professor in the Department of Engineering Physics and UNENE Research Chair. Carmi Levy Technology Analyst & Journalist. Doug Hoyes, Finance Expert with Hoyes, Michalos & Associates. Phil Gurski, President of Borealis Threat and Risk Consulting, Distinguished Fellow with the University of Ottawa's National Security program, and former CSIS analyst. David Coletto, PhD, CAIP; CEO and Founding Partner of Abacus Data. Marvin Ryder, Professor with the DeGroote School of Business at McMaster University. Andrew McDougall, Assistant Professor in Canadian Politics and Public Law with the University of Toronto. Moshe Lander, Senior Economics Lecturer, Concordia University. Scott Radley. Host of The Scott Radley Show, Columnist with the Hamilton Spectator. Host – Scott Thompson Content Producer – William Erskine Technical/Podcast Producer - William Webber Podcast Co-Producer – Ben Straughan News Anchors – David Woodard Want to keep up with what happened in Hamilton Today? Subscribe to the podcast! https://omny.fm/shows/scott-thompson-show

This week's podcast comes from the Fiber Connect 2022 conference held in Nashville, Tennessee last month where Christopher caught up with Heather Mills, Vice President for Grants and Funding Strategies at CTC Technology & Energy. During the conversation, Heather challenges Christopher's assessment of the BEAD program in Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) and what he … Continue reading "Should the BEAD Program Be As Onerous As It Seems? – Episode 512 of the Community Broadband Bits Podcast"

When it comes to negotiating, many sales teams and their leaders are hell bent on jumping into the detail up front, often based on either inferred pressure or direct pressure to get the deal done. When this happens, often the deal that gets done is not as good as it could have been, and sometimes the result is no deal at all. Having worked with sales teams for many years, negotiations need not be onerous. There is a simple process to follow and some key principles to be aware of. That's what I explore in today's episode.

The number of prosecutors fleeing the city's district attorneys offices has spiraled in the wake of criminal justice reforms that have created what one ex-top prosecutor called “insanity.” --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/red-pill-man/support

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James Myburgh is The Editor at Politicsweb explains his argument against the value of a vaccine passbook.  James feels that vaccine passes must not be imposed on South Africans: ● A scientific void ● Consensus is the key to success ● It doesn't take natural immunity into account ● It infringes on people's rights ● Onerous costs and responsibilities See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Konichiwa! Faking Star Wars Radio returns after a long break! Teeb Ront'r Son and Stormo Duper discuss each episode of The post Star Wars Visions Exhaustive and Onerous Review! – FSW Radio Podcast appeared first on Faking Star Wars.

These words are certainly not music to many peoples' ears but they are integral to any construction business operating successfully and avoiding huge legal battles and the scary costs associated with them. This episode is well-timed in November 2021, as the industry sees challenge after challenge of rising material costs, along with shortages in both materials and labour. "Avoiding ambiguity is key to avoiding disputes. One of the biggest problems faced is changes that are verbally instructed on site. Getting those matters agreed in writing can sometimes be problematic." Simon Dunkling of Arbicon."When you enter into a contract the sums are phenomenally high, and sometimes the penalties can be quite arduous as well." says our builder by day and TV builder by night, Peter Finn.About Simon DunklingSimon is a professional Chartered Quantity Surveyor and Construction Claims Consultant with over 10 years of experience. Simon is an expert in the management, measurement and valuation of all aspects of construction works with particular expertise in windows, doors, curtain walling contracts, groundworks and specialist roofing. Simon advises and works with Employers, Architects, Quantity Surveyors, Engineers, Contractors, Subcontractors, Solicitors and Barristers; familiar with all aspects of ADR and the Technology & Construction Court.  Simon started his career as a contractor's QS, then developed his career joining Arbicon to work as a project QS, forensic QS and claims consultant obtaining a Masters degree in Construction Law and Practice and achieving Chartered Surveyor status. Simon has acted as Contract Administrator for Clients and managed numerous construction projects for contractors. In addition to the delivery of major construction projects, Simon has also prosecuted and defended many claims by negotiation, adjudication and dispute resolution.Simon adds a further dimension to the Arbicon team in respect of the evaluation of legal construction problems and is very knowledgeable and experienced in the application of adjudication including the "Construction Acts", namely the Housing, Grants, Construction & Regeneration Act 1998 and the Local Democracy, Economic Development and Construction Act 2009 and the associated Schemes for Construction Contracts that go with those Statutes. Simon has expert knowledge on adjudication enforcement case law and has witnessed important cases heard in the TCC. Simon has acted for and against some of the biggest construction firms in the UK including Main Contractors, Subcontractors and Employer.Simon is an expert on construction contracts and construction contract law, advising on JCT and NEC contract forms. Simon is an authority on the interpretation of contracts including the understanding and application of Construction Statutes; Simon is also an advisor, negotiator and an expert on contract procurement including writing contract amendments, Employers Requirements and Contractors Proposals.Simon is a specialist in all aspects of Construction Contract ADR. Simon is available to be appointed as an Expert Witness assisting the parties or the Court/Tribunal in getting to a resolution in disputes. 

Nick, Amanda, and Dan discuss the various notice requirements with which employers and plan sponsors have to comply.

When states suspended regulations to better equip private actors for handling COVID-19, it raised an important question: Why did we have them to begin with? Sal Nuzzo of the James Madison Institute comments on some of the bright spots in healthcare during the pandemic. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

As Lexipol's own Gordon Graham is wont to say, “Predictable is preventable” and that is probably true when it comes to the homicide spikes nationwide in 2020 and 2021. In a recent article in the Wall Street Journal, former Baltimore Police Department officer and professor at John Jay College of Criminal Justice Peter Moskos wrote, “Civil unrest and calls for police accountability don't directly cause an increase in murders and other violence. The danger is when antipolice sentiment rises to the point where policing is seen as the primary problem to be solved rather than as an essential part of maintaining public order and safety. Onerous restrictions on the police can lead to the worst of both worlds: poorer policing and more violence…Mayors, city councils and police chiefs must accept responsibility for dramatic increases in street violence under their leadership, and they must be ready to defend the legal and necessary use of force by police.”  In this episode of Policing Matters host Jim Dudley chats with Peter, who launched the Violence Reduction Project in late 2020, about the strategies cities and communities can deploy to address the rise in violent crime.

Parents are mobilizing against critical race theory and the left is pushing back by declaring them bought and paid for or just racist as some media holdouts contend it's all made up. Also, Rogan and the podcast revolutionaries are in the crosshairs of traditional media types who rightfully feel threatened. And we dive into the great Juneteenth debate. *Lin Manuel Miranda is fine. Find us at www.burnbarrelpodcast.com Email us: burnbarrelpodcast@gmail.com Follow on Parler: @burnbarrelpodcast On Gab: @burnbarrelpodcast Facebook: facebook.com/burnbarrelpodcast And Twitter: @burnbarrelpod Follow Tom on Twitter: @tomshattuck You can follow Alice too: @aliceshattuck More Tom stuff at www.tomshattuck.com Tom's "Insta" as the zoomers say: www.instagram.com/tomwshattuck/ Join us at Locals: locals.com/ (subscriber based) Join us at Patreon: www.patreon.com/burnbarrel (subscriber based) The opening theme music is called Divine Intervention by Matthew Sweet. The closing theme music to this podcast C'est La Vie by Derek Clegg. Excelsior

Today, in the Hot Notes: a mass shooting in San Jose kills 8 as police are still processing the scene; new troubles for the Crazy Times Carnival Audit in Maricopa County; a Republican Pennsylvania State Senator is caught lying about breaching police lines during the insurrection; Michigan’s top election official warns counties about the risks of vote audits by outside groups; the My Pillow guy was 86ed from a Republican governors event; President Biden orders an intelligence agency review of the origins of covid; plus AG and Dana Goldberg deliver your good news. Follow our guest on Twitter: Harry Litman (@harrylitman) Host, Talking Feds Podcast; Law Professor; Former US Attorney Follow AG and Dana on Twitter: Dr. Allison Gill (@allisongill) Dana Goldberg (@DGComedy) Have some good news, a confession, a correction, or a case for Beans Court? https://www.dailybeanspod.com/confessional/ Want to support the show and get it ad-free and early? https://dailybeans.supercast.tech/ Or https://patreon.com/thedailybeans   Promo Codes Start investing with Titan today and get 3 months with ZERO fees. Visit http://TITANVEST.com/DAILYBEANS.  PlushCare makes it easy for me to get the excellent care I need, when I need it. They can do the same for you. Start your free 30 day trial today https://plushcare.com/dailybeans/ Get 15% off your first order when you use promo code DAILYBEANS at american-giant.com. Quality clothes made to last.  You can save 50% or more on life insurance by comparing quotes with Policygenius. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Onerous restrictions on NGOs receiving foreign funds have made it hard for them to provide much-needed aid during the ongoing pandemic. Ingrid Srinath, Director, Centre for Social Impact & Philanthropy at Ashoka University, and Sachin Jain, Founder of Vikas Samvad Samiti, explain the ramifications. The news clip used in the episode belongs to Times Now. Priyanka Chopra's plea for donation for India was posted by her on her Instagram handle.

In this episode, Bruce hooks up with Matt Evered, his boy with the Ryerson DMZ. He is a product marketing manager by trade, and has made the unusual transition from Sales into Product Marketing. Matt has an extensive resume as an entrepreneur, a side hustler and of course, listening to a lot of Gary Vee. This is an episode so epic that it actually births the launch of another podcast, but this time, it did. Check out what Matt Evered of StackAdapt is doing: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mevered/

Tonight, my special guest is Dr. Caron Goode who has written a book to help parents deal with children that see spirits. Get the book. Want more paranormal episodes? Follow our new podcast 'Paranormal Fears' on any podcast app or Apple Podcasts. Enjoy the AD-FREE versions of our latest episodes and our archives right now from anywhere in the world. Follow us on Instagram @mysteriousradio Follow us on TikTok mysteriousradioTikTok Follow us on Twitter @mysteriousradio Follow us on Pinterest pinterest.com/mysteriousradio Like us on Facebook Facebook.com/mysteriousradio Visit our website: https://www.mysteriousradio.com Check Out Mysterious Radio! (copy the link to share with your friends and family via text) Nothing frightens a parent more than feeling totally helpless when their child reports, “I'm scared. There's a ghost in my room. I won't sleep there.” Onerous questions come to mind, “Is my kid nuts? Am I nuts for believing them? How can I help with something invisible? How am I supposed to fight a phantom?” For the first time, Kids Who See Ghosts provides the answers to these questions, and offers adults guidance in tackling the subject with children. The highly intuitive child is empathic, psychic, or sensitive and can see ghosts. Parental responses to such events range from abject fear, to supporting their child, being unable to act, to visiting doctors and therapists. This guide bridges the gap from mainstream to the metaphysical, providing answers and guidance. It doesn't matter whether parents believe in ghosts to know how to help children through frightening experiences. Goode challenges readers to open their minds for the journey through ghost tales and to learn empowerment strategies for their kids. Kids Who See Ghosts includes interviews with experts from diverse backgrounds, from Dr. Bruce Lipton to Lynn Andrews, from science to shamanism, to give a well rounded perspective on our perception of the afterlife, intuition, psychic abilities, and belief. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Between Tiwai Point, Marsden Point, Glenbrook, and now Kawerau, the potential job losses for heavy industry are starting to stack up. But is industry on death's door in New Zealand? And what's to blame? Onerous regulation as some suggest, or is it the reality of being a tiny island at the bottom of the world during a time of global upheaval? Timothy Brown has been looking into it, and has this report.

Today I spoke to Ben Sale, the producer of TARGA television, about his time in quarantine in Northern Territory while waiting to enter Queensland to film TARGA. 

Welcome back! In this episode, we reflect on the notion of owing people anything, whether it be in respect to listening to telemarketers or taking on responsibility for someone’s livelihood.  In this episode, we surely did not reach many answers, but we did lots of pondering and questioning. Our philosophy professors would certainly be proud!  

Summary of Brenda’s November 29, 2019, channeled Creation Energies show at BlogTalkRadio.com/brenda-hoffman:  You’re likely reacting differently to comments and actions designed to make you feel less than you are. You’re becoming stronger daily as you evolve from who you were to new you. So it is you might ignore comments or respond with an inner strength you didn’t know you had. (The phone cut off near the end of my channel. Nothing was channeled after I redialed.) Doth Thou Protest Too Much? is the title of last week’s Brenda’s Blog – her weekly channeled blog for LifeTapestryCreations.com. The overview of Brenda's November 6, 2019, Creation Energies channel: Honor yourself. If reading one more 5D blog feels onerous, don't. If sending holiday cards feels joyful, do so. You're the entity determining your direction. Pushing yourself into 5D activities is no more productive than doing so in 3D.  Brenda’s Creation Energies show and Brenda’s Blog contain different channeled information.

When Mikah disappears, Dan, Lisa Schmeiser, and Matthew Cassinelli end up having an impromptu discussion on technology, privacy, and ethics.

If you’ve been a part of our world for a while, you know that I used to have a VERY different lifestyle.   That’s right - I lived the CORPORATE life.   I did the whole nine yards: 14 hour days, locked up in an office, travel, feeling WAY too much stress about everything that came across my desk. So much stress, I thought I was having stress related chest pains. (Turns out it was just a garlic allergy).   For a brief time during my corporate life, I worked in recruiting. Why brief? Because recruiting is an ONEROUS process! It takes a lot of connection and interaction with a LOT of people in order to track down just the right candidate.    You know me, I love connecting with people! But I’m not gonna lie, that was next level!   Even though I didn’t enjoy the recruiting process back then, I still need to hire for my business -- and so do my clients.   So, I’ve revamped my hiring process to make it easier and more enjoyable to hire the right candidate, for the right job … right on time. Now, recruiting is a process that is filled with complete joy for me and my clients.   And I want to share it with YOU.   In my latest podcast episode, you’ll discover:   How to actually be READY to hire when you’re ready to hire (hint: it takes more planning than you think!) Why you should take a marketing approach to your recruitment ads -- and how it’ll help you get higher quality candidates! How to put together an attractive benefit and compensation package -- no matter your budget!   Listen below!Remember to subscribe on iTunes, Google Play and Stitcher!   Highlights: 03:20  Recruitment is an onerous process 04:10  “It’s not technology, it’s not lead pages, it’s not a Facebook post that is going to make or break your company -- it is a team of incredible people that brings strategy to life” 05:11  I’m currently using this hiring process in BOTH of my businesses! 05:56  “Great talent does not wait around. Great talent has options” 06:13  Start building relationships as far out from your hiring needs as you can 07:30  Where do you look to find your clone? How do you find great talent? 09:26  How to work effectively with interns and turn them into superstars 12:00  From Monster to Indeed: the ins and outs of listing 13:20  Why you should look at your job postings as advertisements 14:20  Hiring through your network -- the beauty of referrals!  15:34  Look for the win/win -- find a candidate whose work style and skill set align with your needs (and vice versa!) 16:41  Be prepared for the ‘benefits & compensation’ conversation (and learn how to love up your team!) 29:01  “Be really mindful about your budget and about being fair to the work that is done and the person that is in that role. When we invest in each other, we 100% grow together” 31:05  Full-time v. part-time v. contractor   Next week, we’re going to dig deep into the interview process and this episode will give you the preparation you need to slide into that process confident, knowledgeable, and prepared! Check it out! Thank you for listening! Want more information and tips? Bookmark ambermccue.com/blog and follow Amber on Instagram: @AmberMcCueMentioned in this episode: How to Clone Yourself

We talk about Colby Covington’s suffocating victory over Robbie Lawler and how important Covington’s odious schtick has been to getting him where he is today. Plus, Cris Cyborg’s “production team” undercuts our goodwill for her and the UFC heads to Uruguay.

On BIV Today... Economic headwinds, onerous legislation, and an uncertain trade picture are the topics for discussion with the president of the Canadian Manufacturers' Association, Dennis Darby. He joins BIV editor-in-chief Kirk LaPointe for a conversation.

Do we need protection from the whims of Liberals? -Hate speech laws -Forced use of preferred pronouns -Onerous gun laws -Abolish the Electoral College -Death Penalty I always though the Constitution protected my rights, but maybe not from Liberal tactics? Follow us on Twitter @SatiristPod and subscribe to us on iTunes. Please share this show with your friends, enemies, and random strangers!

Nick and Ash discuss the week in news, policy and events.SEGMENTSNick recently attended the Don't Kill Live Music rally in Hyde Park, Sydney. Overbearing regulation, exorbitant police bills, a lack of respect for NSW businesses, and very little recognition of the significant positive impacts of music on our communities is forcing music out of NSW. The State Government has declared war on music and culture in NSW, proclaiming that music and music festivals are high-risk activities.Music is being killed off by Premier Berejiklian and the LNP. Festivals are being forced to cancel or move interstate.The NSW State Government is vilifying live music with knee-jerk regulation (more details here). Instead of consulting with festival experts, the NSW Government imposed punitive regulation that specifically targets music festivals and music fans. Festivals are being used as a scapegoat for years of failed drug and alcohol policy.We want our music culture to be safe and inclusive. Onerous and ill-considered regulation will not save lives. And the State Government is decimating our music culture in the process. The Saturday after DKLM in Sydney, Ash attended the City Rave Protest in Carlton Gardens, Melbourne.Five young Australians have died in the last five months. In 2017, Seven young Australians died of drug related causes.Sniffer dogs at events has not worked to save these lives.The set up of road blocks at events has not decreased the amount of people taking drugs.Banning drugs and criminalising drug users will not help those families who have lost loved ones.Safety programs have worked in the past with speeding, seat belts, pedestrian safety. Why don’t the government think Pill Testing will minimise harm in this instance?It's time to tell the Government this is not working.BRING PILL TESTING IN…SAFETY FIRST ALWAYSThe Melbourne Dance Community want action and we want it now!Speakers:Greg Chipp (CEO Drug Policy Australia)Fiona Patten (State MP Reason Party)Tim Read (State MP Greens)David Limbrick – State MP Liberal Democrats

If you’re involved in the ecommerce space, you’ve surely noticed that it’s becoming harder and harder to stay 100% compliant when it comes to sales tax. Between the recent Supreme Court case and Amazon tax issues, quite honestly, it’s getting to be a real pain. So today I have Michael Jackness of EcomCrew.com here to share how a new organization he helped launch called the Online Merchants Guild is fighting against these sales tax hurdles. Listen in to learn what they’re doing, as well as how you can get involved to help make sure our online selling environment doesn’t become a nightmare from a compliance standpoint. You can find show notes and more information by clicking here: http://bit.ly/2AVxzgr 

Onerous ozone regulations left over from the Obama administration, like a flesh-fiending zombie, seemingly can't be killed. Now these zombie regulations threaten to take a bite out of the manufacturing economy in southeastern Wisconsin. Catch the MacIver News Minute on News/Talk 1130 WISN every Tuesday and Thursday at 8, 11, and 2. Listen to News/Talk 1130 WISN live: www.iheart.com/live/1130-wisn-4245/

Onerous taxes are killing growth. Unleash the entrepreneur.

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Key Points There are no statutory restrictions on membership of a UK pension scheme by persons who do not live or work in the United Kingdom. Restrictions on benefits accrued or provided under a registered pension scheme may be relaxed where a member does not benefit from UK tax relief because he or she is a "relevant overseas individual" or a transfer has been made into the scheme from a "recognised overseas pension scheme". A registered pension scheme may only make a transfer into an overseas pension scheme that is approved for the purpose by HMRC (a "qualifying recognised overseas pension scheme" - QROPS). Transfers to a QROPS (and onwards from a QROPS to another QROPS) are subject to the Overseas Transfer Charge (OTC) of 25% of the transferred value from 9 March 2017, unless certain exemptions apply. A member who comes to the UK as an existing member of a qualifying overseas pension scheme may benefit from migrant member relief on UK income tax. A scheme may only accept contributions from a "European Employer" if it is authorised to act as a cross-border pension scheme. Onerous funding requirements apply to cross-border defined benefit schemes. Despite the first bullet point above, it is worth noting that having a scheme member who is subject to the labour and social security laws of another EEA state (i.e. who works elsewhere in the EU in a scheme) makes that a cross-border scheme with onerous funding consequences. The European parliament and Council has agreed a revised IORP Directive (IORP II) which will make changes to cross-border pension arrangements (subject to how the Directive is applied in the UK as a result of the UK leaving the EU). Changes to the taxation of "Foreign Pensions" from 6 April 2017 are substantial.

The words for today are: Insularity, Onerous, Reproach, Prattle. VictorPrep's vocab podcast is for improving for English vocabulary skills while helping you prepare for your standardized tests! This podcast isn't only intended for those studying for the GRE or SAT, but also for people who enjoy learning, and especially those who want to improve their English skills. I run the podcast for fun and because I want to help people out there studying for tests or simply learning English. The podcast covers a variety of words and sometimes additionally covers word roots. Using a podcast to prep for the verbal test lets you study while on the go, or even while working out!  If you have comments or questions and suggestions, please contact me at @SamFold or send me an email at sam@victorprep.com Check out the podcast website at VictorPrep.com or the Facebookpage at Facebook.com/victorpreplearning

Opinions expressed in this pedcast are solely my own! Introduction Ever wonder why so many doctors today have such negative attitudes about their jobs, why so many are retiring early, and why so many wouldn't want their children becoming doctors. I thought becoming a doctor was synonymous with success? So why are these highly successful people, today's doctors, not smiling? One word, computers.   Specifically, I am talking about the introduction of the electronic medical record, also called EMR, into their daily lives.  Say the letters EMR to most doctors today in the US, and stand back-- you will get a very strong emotional response.  Today, a pediatrician's day is spent almost entirely with a computer screen and keyboard. Because of this sad fact, I am going to do something that I have never done before in my six years of blogging, I am going to weigh in on some of the choices our governmental leaders, our computer scientists, our insurance executives, and our pharmaceutical executives have made in shaping today's healthcare system. I want to pull back the curtain a little and let my listeners get a feel for what today's pediatricians are up against as they go about their day to day jobs and maybe start a conversation about improving things. Music Introduction   Out of Control Healthcare Records I want to believe that the architects of electronic medical records were well intentioned.  The current emphasis on documentation, coding, and safety regulations however, have drastically changed the focus of outpatient pediatric care. The EMR and the computer are literally sucking the life out of today's doctors. Onerous hours of data entry are not what we signed up for in med school, especially when those efforts only marginally improve healthcare delivery.  Exhibit A of a process that is out of control--just take a look at the EMR of a one year old that was recently seen in my office who had undergone a serious surgical procedure. Granted, surgery is a big deal but look at the resulting medical records. This stack of papers represents a paper copy of this child's electronic medical record!  Of course, the pediatrician who was seeing him for his first visit to our office had 15 minutes to not only review his medical records, but to also to complete his one year medical visit with all the requirements that that entails. I think you can see that this is impossible to do. Asking doctors repeatedly, to do things that are not possible, will quickly make them cynical and angry. That is, in fact, what we see happening.  I am afraid that healthcare administrators, computer engineers, insurance companies, and government bureaucrats have created a system that has lost sight of the real reason for healthcare; the face to face discussion and decision making regarding our children's health and how we, as their healthcare advocates, can improve their health and ultimate well being. Creating voluminous medical records is not our mission. The Data Entry Reality When I began in medicine just a generation ago, 95% of my day was spent on face-to-face healthcare with patients, and only 5% was spent with billing and creating medical records (what I call "process").  After the introduction of the EMR however, I calculated that I spend closer to 66% of my time on patient care and 34% on process. Some days, I spend as much as 50% of my time with process.   Our primary mission, however, should not be to create medical records but to take care of children and families. I certainly can see the need for improving data collection, improving patient safety, and making healthcare more accountable and efficient. I support these goals, but I don't think that achieving them should come at the sacrifice of our true mission: providing the CARE in healthcare. I think something is out of balance when data entry, generating medical records, and insurance coding take up to 30-50% of a doctor's day. I think that system is shortsighted; I think we will regret...

A healthy selection of sad and happy music to end off a crap year and move onto a possibly crap, possibly uncrap new one Hello! Welcome to Deercast. I’m @Hurtdeer This is my new thing. I wanted to share all the music I’ve collected with everyone. And have an excuse to find more. I was hoping to take a “John Peel” style ethic with this and just play whatever I damn well feel like, so expect any genre, any time, except if it’s shit. Or maybe sometimes even if it’s shit. The bulk of the show will be dedicated to people who I’ve badgered music off of personally, found on bandcamp, or other forms of social media. People who I think are talented as all hell but clearly deserve more recognition. Fart I’ll be vaguely naming each episode. Because It’s winter, and everyone hated the year of our Lord 2016, and because I have seasonal depression and was wrestling with a shit microphone this entire time, here’s “Swan Song to an Onerous Year”. Next one will be more upbeat, and, heck, maybe I’ll find my footing with the dialogue and even tell “”””””JOKES”””””””. Who knows. All tracks I play I will always link below to where you can buy or otherwise download them. As I’ve Done right here! If you want to send me music you or someone dear to you has made (and, please do, it doesn’t matter what genre or style, I’d like to hear it) send it to me at deercastmusic@gmail.com . Thanks! Tracks 1. Zenji - Thirteen Ghosts - https://zenji.bandcamp.com/album/ode-to-the-unsung-ep 2. cherishh - Little Hands - https://soundcloud.com/cherishh/sets/anything-today 3. Deerhoof - I Did Crimes For You - https://deerhoof.bandcamp.com/album/deerhoof-vs-evil 4. Avionics - Forest2 - https://sodaisland.bandcamp.com/ 5. Lenkemz - iv The Talisman (Or Hyson Grey) - https://lenkemz.bandcamp.com/album/larping-in-hell-ii 6. Amnesia Scanner - AS Atlas - http://theyoungturks.co.uk/store/view/as 7. Relapse - Generic Excuse B5-2 - unreleased - https://soundcloud.com/relapse 8. tina - Governor Luigi - https://soundcloud.com/coffecup99 9. Brock Winthrop - Pastoral Scene - https://brockwinthrop.bandcamp.com/track/pastoral-scene 10. Zammuto - It Can Feel So Good - https://zammuto.bandcamp.com/album/veryone 11. leon - With Me - https://soundcloud.com/leyawn/with-me 12. Wenzl McGowen - Toros - https://wenzlmcgowen.bandcamp.com 13. Whitetail - WONDERLVST - https://rarennudes.bandcamp.com/album/ify 14. Arguissein - Inside For Now - http://wonkaydownloads.co.uk/album/do-the-contagious 15. Swedger - Catch Me - https://soundcloud.com/3000bass/swedger-catch-me-free-download 16. Krest - A Very Merry Krestmas - https://soundcloud.com/krest/a-very-merry-krestmas Background Music during conversation are various ambient bits of music i, Hurtdeer, made Samples: 1. Why Bother? (Chris Morris & Peter Cook) - Bears 2. The Simpsons - Treehouse of Horror VI 3. Dark Souls III Ashes of Ariandel DLC - Corvian Dialogue See you next time. I’ll have a Patreon by then so you can send me money and I can survive on this heck of an earth for that little bit longer. Cheers.

Onerous Exhortation by Momentarily Composed

Do we have freedom of speech in schools? Over the past several years we have seen an assault on free speech. Onerous censorship not only gagged the mouths of our scientists, but perhaps more troubling, there is a pervasive involuntary censorship that citizens have placed on themselves for fear of speaking out. What are students and parents rights to speak out at school? Can someone edit your email? Can your viewpoint be censored in committee? Can a student article in the school newspaper be censored? Will the IRS take away the tax status of a 501(c)3 because of something said on non-profit’s listserv? Should free speech of members be restricted? Senior Dad Stan Goldberg is joined by David Greene, Executive Director of THE FIRST AMENDMENT PROJECT, Mike Hiestand, Legal Consultant for the Student Press Law Center and Rachel Norton, Mother, Listserv Moderator and newly announced candidate for School Board.

Onerous laws last forever, but there is one easy way to get rid of them.

Onerous laws last forever, but there is one easy way to get rid of them.