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Leading player agent Marty Pask is on Gettable this week. Pask delivers updates on a host of his star free agents, including Richmond premiership winner Jack Graham and Geelong defender Jake Kolodjashnij, while he also provides news on Caleb Daniel and Ben Hobbs after they were left out of their round one teams. Co-hosts Cal Twomey and Riley Beveridge also go through the 11 draftees to watch this season and provide the latest on where they could head as their stocks begin to soar early in the campaign. There's also updates on four flag Tigers, a star Bulldog and a Blues defender as Cal and Riley go through a series of trade, draft, contract and free agency calls in a brand new segment 'Quick Fix'.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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In the latest episode of the Viking Champions Podcast, we delve into the world of precision rifle shooting with none other than Joe Pask, Team GB shooter, PRS UK champion, and Leopold-sponsored athlete. Joe shares his journey through this season, starting with a challenging yet victorious match in South Wales, setting a triumphant tone for his entire season. Joe's excitement for the Precision Rifle Series (PRS) shines through as he talks about the opportunities it offers, including the chance to compete in the prestigious US finale. He describes the PRS community as both welcoming and diverse, making it an ideal platform for shooters of all backgrounds. Find out more about PRSUK: https://www.precisionrifleseries-uk.com/ Discover Savage Rifles, the off-the-shelf kit for PRS shooting: https://pages.vikingshoot.com/the-viking-arms-ultimate-guide-to-savage-arms-rifles Discover Leupold Optics: https://pages.vikingshoot.com/the-viking-arms-ultimate-guide-to-leupold-optics

Award winning vocalist Emma Pask, has firmly established herself as one of Australia's favourite voices in Jazz. Her effortless, honest stage presence combined with her powerful vocal ability, leaves audiences spellbound and inspired whenever she takes to the stage. While Emma's voice and style are unique, and individually her own, her performances are reminiscent of the classic era of jazz, when swing was top of the charts. Her talent was first spotted by internationally renowned Jazz great James Morrison, when she was just 16 years old. She joined his band as the lead vocalist and went on to spend a solid 20 years touring the world with Morrison. On request Emma performed the Bridal Waltz for Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban at their wedding. More recently she played support to Legendary Guitarist/Vocalist George Benson when he toured Australia. Emma opened for Grammy Award winning American vocalist Kurt Elling, on his 2018 Australian Tour. Emma is a “Mo' award winner for Jazz Vocalist of the year, and has received two ARIA award nominations for Best Jazz Album of the Year in 2014 and 2016. Emma has had the honour to sing for VIP audiences including the late Diana Princess of Wales and Princess Mary of Denmark. She has sung in London at The Queen Elizabeth Hall with the BBC Concert Orchestra, the Sydney Opera House with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra. Emma has performed in China with The Shanghai Symphony Orchestra, Auckland with the NZ Philharmonic, and with the WA Symphony Orchestra in Perth.  In 2019 the Emma Pask Band headlined at the Havana Jazz Festival in Cuba. Emma has toured her band throughout Europe, Asia and Australia. She has received rave reviews for her performances in Uruguay, South America, and is a regular at the prestigious Ascona Jazz Festival in Switzerland.  Despite her achievements and the international recognition of her talent, Emma retains her natural, refreshing and unpretentious, positive approach to life.  Jazz virtuoso James Morrison says of Emma, “Whilst it's fashionable to be a jazz singer these days, she is the real thing!” In 2020 amidst the Covid 19 lockdown, Emma was chosen by The Sydney Opera House to launch the first of their concerts live streamed from the stage of the hallowed Joan Sutherland Theatre. This performance won the offical Time Out (in) award for favourite Arts livestream. In 2021 The Emma Pask Big Band brought Sydney's music scene back to life after lockdown, as they featured with a sold out performance at Sunset Piazza.The STAGES podcast is available to access and subscribe from Spotify and Apple podcasts. Or from wherever you access your favourite podcasts. A conversation with creatives about craft and career. Follow socials on instagram (stagespodcast) and facebook (Stages).www.stagespodcast.com.au

Emma Pask was discovered at a school concert gig by multi-instrumentalist and entertainer James Morrison – a week later Emma was invited to tour with the James Morrison Big Band... LEARN MORE The post Morrison, Wilson and Music – amazing parts of Emma Pask's musical career appeared first on Bent Notes.

Age Concern Otago 75th Anniversary - Age Concern Otago CE Penelope Pask outlines the public celebrations for the organisation's 75th anniversary. This show was broadcast on OAR 105.4FM Dunedin - oar.org.nz

Growing a small business comes down to getting your products in front of as many people as possible. And getting your products in front of as many people as possible comes down to selling your products where people are shopping! During this episode, special guest Kristy Pask shares with us the importance of multi-channel marketing, how to repurpose content to make multi-channel marketing easier on you, and how to truly connect with your target audience across each of the marketing platforms you use, from social media, to website, to Etsy and more.Kristy Pask is a Business, Marketing and Mindset Coach. With over 15 years' experience in Marketing, Kristy has worked with more than 50 brands to develop and execute global, national and local marketing, social media, PR and sale strategies. Kristy is now on a mission to bring together everything she has learned about business and marketing (and continues to learn) to help small businesses owners. A self confessed marketing nerd and recovering perfectionist, Kristy's goal is to simplify marketing and help small business owners ditch the overwhelm and stop procrastinating, and instead focus on building momentum while gaining clarity and confidence as they grow their business.By the time you finish listening, you'll learn:How to stand out with your branding and positioning to alight with your target audience - and how you can tell if there are positioning problems that are preventing sales!What it means to have a holistic, multi-channel marketing approach to your business and how you can repurpose content to make it easier on youWhy mindset is important for all business ownersLINKS MENTIONED IN TODAY'S EPISODEFollow Kristy on Instagram @kristypaskLearn more from Kristy at https://kristypask.comLEARN MORE FROM MONICA LITTLEWebsite: www.monicalittlecoaching.comInstagram: @monicalittlecoachingWatch the FREE Etsy training to get started today: How to Get Your Products Seen on Etsy!

En marge des Rencontres de la photographie d'Arles, écoutez la journaliste Lauren Bastide en conversation avec l'ambassadrice et porte-parole de la Maison, Charlotte Casiraghi, ainsi que les écrivaines Alice Ferney et Muriel Barbery. À l'occasion de l'édition estivale des Rendez-vous littéraires rue Cambon, elles échangent à propos des lectures qui les ont marquées, de l'aventure qu'est l'écriture d'un roman et de leurs processus créatifs.© Actes Sud. Herman Melville, Moby Dick, 1851.Léon Tolstoï, Guerre et Paix, 1867. Traduction par Irène Paskévitch, 1901.Pierre Choderlos de Laclos, Les Liaisons dangereuses, 1782.Charles Baudelaire, Les Fleurs du mal, 1857.© CIDJ.Muriel Barbery, Une gourmandise © Éditions Gallimard, 2000.Alice Ferney, Le ventre de la fée © Actes Sud, 1993.Muriel Barbery, L'élégance du hérisson © Éditions Gallimard, 2006.© Flammarion.Alice Ferney : « Annie Ernaux n'a jamais écrit pour plaire et elle a eu le courage de déplaire » © entretien par Bruno Corty / lefigaro.fr / 06.10.2022.Annie Ernaux, La place © Éditions Gallimard, 1983.© Prix Renaudot. Tous droits réservés.Annie Ernaux, Passion simple © Éditions Gallimard, 1991Annie Ernaux, Les années © Éditions Gallimard, 2008.Alice Ferney, Deux innocents © Actes Sud, 2023.Gustave Flaubert, Salammbô, 1862.Muriel Barbery, Une heure de ferveur © Actes Sud, 2022.Muriel Barbery, Une rose seule © Actes Sud, 2020.Gustave Flaubert, L'Éducation sentimentale, 1869Alice Ferney, L'Élégance des veuves © Actes Sud, 1995.Tran Anh Hung, L'Odeur de la papaye verte © Lazennec, 1993.

Wierni Kościoła prawosławnego, Kościoła greckokatolickiego oraz innych Kościołów wschodnich obchodzą teraz Święta Zmartwychwstania Pańskiego. Paweł Bobołowicz i kijowski korespondent Radia Wnet Dmytro Antoniuk rozmawiają na temat tego jak obchodzona jest Wielkanoc z kraju ogarniętym wojenną pożogą. Dmytro Antoniuk: "Świętowaliśmy wczoraj Wielkanoc w obrządku prawosławnym i grecko katolickim, Chociaż na Ukrainie już są widoczne tendencje, żeby świętować to Święto razem z naszymi braćmi z obrządku rzymsko katolickiego… Nawet na froncie, w okopach, nasi obrońcy mogą poczuć atmosferę świąt, np. otrzymując tradycyjną wielkanocną babkę – „Paskę”. Otrzymują paczki od rodzin i wolontariuszy. Rozmawiając z moimi znajomych, którzy są teraz na froncie, dowiaduję się, że to dla nich jest niesamowita radość, będąc tam w okopach, które zalane teraz wodą, kiedy w nocy spada bardzo temperatura, więc my próbujemy na wszelki sposób im tę radość przynieść i pokazać, że my jesteśmy bardzo wdzięczni za to, że oni nas bronią.   Paweł Bobołowicz i Artur Żak poruszyli temat decyzji polskiego rządu o czasowym ograniczeniu eksportu do/i przez terytorium Polski produktów rolnych z Ukrainy. Szczególną uwagę poświęcono ukraińskiej reakcji na tę decyzję. Mykoła Solski, minister Polityki Agrarnej i Żywności Ukrainy: Ministerstwo Polityki Agrarnej i Żywności Ukrainy ubolewa nad decyzją podjętą przez polskich kolegów o czasowym ograniczeniu eksportu do/i przez terytorium Polski (w tym tranzytu) produktów rolnych z Ukrainy. Ministerstwo polityki rolnej zawsze opowiadało się i opowiadało za otwartą, konstruktywną i wzajemnie korzystną współpracą zgodnie z umowami o stowarzyszeniu i wolnym handlu między Ukrainą a UE. Wysłuchaj całej audycji już teraz! Serdecznie zachęcamy do słuchania „Raportu z Kijowa” na falach Radia Wnet, o 9:30 w każdy poniedziałek, wtorek, czwartek i piątek.  

Cal and Riley go one-on-one with leading player agent Marty Pask in the latest episode of Gettable. Hear Pask talk through the contract status of a couple of his Bomber and Tiger clients and the story behind Brian Lake's surprise move to Hawthorn.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Cal and Riley take a look at which Hawk is on the outer, and will a young Bomber decide he wants to stay or move out of the Hangar? Harley Reid is the name on everyone's lips as this year's potential No.1 pick, and we ask the question of the AFL, whether they should explore in-season trading? Plus, should Brisbane target this key defender?  Marty Pask from Kapital Sports Group is the headline guest discussing the contract status of his clients at the Bombers and the Tigers, and we pull back the curtain on the surprise move that saw Brian Lake leave the Dogs and head to the Hawks.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Cal and Riley take a look at which Hawk is on the outer, and will a young Bomber decide he wants to stay or move out of the Hangar? Harley Reid is the name on everyone's lips as this year's potential No.1 pick, and we ask the question of the AFL, whether they should explore in-season trading? Plus, should Brisbane target this key defender?  Marty Pask from Kapital Sports Group is the headline guest discussing the contract status of his clients at the Bombers and the Tigers, and we pull back the curtain on the surprise move that saw Brian Lake leave the Dogs and head to the Hawks.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hear Kristy Pask, small business marketing and mindset coach, chat with me on perfectionism, how it's held her back and the lessons she has to share. Hit play to learn: Finding herself lost and restricted by her niche Saying yes when you want to say no How it feels to be weighed down by perfectionism How perfectionism held her back The things she would have done differently Recovering from perfectionism Discomfort of boundaries – and sticking to them Identifying triggers of perfectionism How to escape the perfectionism trap Life on the other side of perfectionism Work with Kristy Work with me   Find me on Instagram

In this episode Josh Pask, Managing Director of Pask's Removals, discusses how he got involved in the industry only 2 years ago during the height of the Covid-19 pandemic. Josh is a professional football player and after a transfer from West Ham United to Coventry City he suffered ligament damage to one of his ankles at the start of the football season. Once back to playing midway through the season the pandemic hit, and realising the career of a professional footballer is so short Josh set about thinking of ideas of way to provide long term financial sustainability for his family. Josh kept remembering how a local man and van service made good money from his move from London to Coventry, and so the idea of being in Removals was born. Pask's Removals opened for business in November 2020, and are a London based company providing domestic and commercial moves, a full packing service, storage (containerised through a third party), and they have also provided a couple of European moves. Pask's Removals run 4 vehicles (loloaders) and have a team of 7 guys that carry out the moves and a team of 3 ladies that provide the packing service. Josh's biggest challenge was ignorance and therefore learning something new, but he is grateful for the advice given by fellow movers (some of whom have been previous podcast guests!). Another challenge is running the business from Coventry when it operates from London, but systematising processes through the use of IT has helped massively. Josh wouldn't change anything from his moving past, he is very happy with where Pask's Removals are currently, however, he is constantly changing, evolving, and refining everything as he goes. Josh has two highpoints of being within the industry, the first being the two overseas moves (for two fellow professional footballers), and more importantly, the second providing jobs for people. Josh believes there are many things that need improving within the industry but the one thing he would like to change is the perception and education of moving as a whole, something Josh is trying to do using the company's social media platforms. The advice Josh would give himself just starting out in the industry again is encouragement (no fear, no anxiety, no worry), learning from every mistake made along the way. In the next 5 years Josh has no idea where he will be, 5 years ago he never thought he would be in the moving industry in the first place. Industry wise, new technology especially in the form of AI (artificial intelligence) have and will continue to make significant roles in the moving industry. Outside of the industry Josh doesn't really switch off, he is still currently playing professional football (for The New Saints F.C. in the Cymru Premier), he is part of a football and faith charity, he enjoys golf in the summer months, but he does make a conscious effort to find time for loved ones (family and friends). And as always we end Moving Matters with a funny moving story regarding a mix-up in delivery addresses. Enjoy! Links to Pask's Removals: * Website (https://www.pasksremovals.com/) * Twitter (https://twitter.com/pasksremovals) * Facebook (https://facebook.com/pasksremovals) * Instagram (https://instagram.com/pasksremovals) * YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4q8s14VmtA_U7Fy-l5WzCQ) * Linkedin (https://www.linkedin.com/company/pasksremovals/) Special Guest: Josh Pask.

Today we're chatting with the Men's Fashion Director for Bergdorf Goodman and Neiman Marcus, Bruce Pask. Bruce has had an amazing trajectory in menswear over the last 30 years, especially for someone who grew up in Southern Arizona. Today's conversation on collecting is a little different than something I have done in the past. As a Fashion Director of two of the biggest names in the industry, Bruce's role is really curating collections for well, all of us. Curating for multiple brands has become a fairly easy task for him as he's always got his eyes on the next thing, but what really goes into curating collections and how it relates to collecting as a whole is what I wanted to know. Collecting as a hobby can come in many different forms, and Bruce is the perfect example of that. And without realizing it, he also collects one very specific item of clothing which has become a staple in his everyday wardrobe. It's safe to say that we could all learn something from Bruce. But for now, please enjoy Bruce Pask, for Collectors Gene Radio.B. Shop - https://www.bergdorfgoodman.com/c/editorial-5th-58th-b-shop-cat455214Bruce Pask Esquire Spread - https://www.esquire.com/style/mens-fashion/a40643285/bruce-pask-neiman-marcus-bergdorf-goodman-five-fits-with/

Roy Jankelowitz joined The Sports Rabbi Show from Qatar as he broke down what is really going on on the ground for Israelis and Jews from Kosher food to anti-semitism. We also talk about the fans, media contingents, teams and much more!Ben Pask then came on board rot talk about Hapoel Jerusalem and Maccabi Tel Aviv's ups and downs from the Israeli Classico plus the rest of the Holy Land Hoops news!Make sure to subscribe to The Sports Rabbi Show on iTunes, Spotify or Google Podcasts.Also download our fabulous new App available for both Android and iPhone! Click here for the iPhone AppClick here for the Android App

Join us this week as three Davidson star student-athletes compete for ultimate bragging rights in Lux's Litter Box trivia. This episode features Foster Loyer (men's basketball point guard), Mary Grace Bunch (women's soccer goalkeeper), and Jaden Pask (football linebacker). 'Cats Stats Twitter/Instagram - @CatsStats Lux's Litter Box Twitter - @LLB_Podcast

Kā iemīlēties teikumos un sarunāties par vārdiem? Paskāla Mersjē romānu “Vārdu svars” iesaka lasīt tulkotāja Silvija Brice. Paskāls Mersjē, kura īstais vārds ir Peters Bieri, ir dzimis Bernē, bet tagad rakstnieks un filozofijas doktors dzīvo Berlīnē. Savus darbus filozofijā viņš paraksta ar īsto vārdu, bet beletristiku ar pseidonīmu Mersjē. Viņa pazīstamākais darbs ir "Nakts vilciens un Lisabon", pēc kura radīta arī filma ar Džeremiju Aironsu galvenajā lomā. Šī grāmata tulkota latviski, tāpat kā "Lea", tagad – arī "Vārdu svars". Stāsts ir ne tikai par vārdiem un tulkošanu, bet arī par to, kā dzīvot, kad šķitis, kas viss jau ir beidzies.   Raidījumu atbalsta:

The Art of... | Talk [08.03.2022] What if machines and works of art would engage us in conversations? »The Art of...« invites you into the world of one of the most brilliant figures of cybernetics in the 20th century - Gordon Pask (1928-1996), the creator of learning machines and cybernetic artworks. Gordon Pask (1928, Derby–1996, London) fascinated his contemporaries not only by his appearance – an Edwardian dandy in a bow tie and cape – but also by his pioneering experiments in the field of adaptive teaching machines. As early as the 1950s, he proved that it was possible to build teaching machines that could adapt to the abilities of human learners. What makes his work unique within cybernetics, however, is its close connection to the arts. Pask was not only a cartoonist, painter, and poet, but also founded a theater company in the early 1950s for which he wrote his own plays and songs. Thus, theaters and music halls became the experimental laboratory for Pask's first cybernetic machines. Among his best-known projects and works are »Musicolour« (1953-1957), the 'moody' light organ, and the »Colloquy of Mobiles« (1968), which he developed for the legendary exhibition »Cybernetic Serendipity« at the ICA London. Often overlooked when considering Pask is the influence of his cybernetic thinking– his »Conversation Theory« – on 20th-century architecture: Pask collaborated on the conception of the »Fun Palace« (1964), the visionary project of architect Cedric Price and theater activist Joan Littlewod, and taught for many years at the Architectural Association in London. It is also too little known that he served as a consultant to Nicholas Negroponte's Architecture Machine Group at MIT, informing its ideas about the relationship between artificial intelligence and design. Titled »The Art of Living in Conversation«, Paul Pangaro, President of the American Society for Cybernetics, and historian of science Andrew Pickering, in conversation with Margit Rosen, explore how Pask's machines and his »Conversation Theory« might change the way we think about living with machines. »The Art of Living in Conversation« belongs to the online conversation series dedicated to artists and theorists related to the ZKM collection and archives.

The last known Tasmanian Tiger named Benjamin died in captivity in 1936. Researchers have reconstructed the genome sequence of the thylacine, meaning that it may be feasible to bring back Benjamin's relatives sometime within the next decade. Drive Tuesday talks with Professor Andrew Pask, who is leading a research team at the University of Melbourne […]

Mivel a múlt heti adásba nem tudtunk kapcsolni minden hallgatót, ezen a héten is a strandolás témájával ment tovább az Anno Budapest műsor. Palatinust mindenki ismeri, de a csillaghegyi, a Paskál, a Vituki, rómaifürdő strandokat vagy a vidéki kisebb és nagyobb fürdőket is? Mennyi volt a belépő? Csúszdán kívül milyen szórakozási lehetőségek voltak? Hullámfürdő? Minigolf-pálya? … Strandolás anno – 2. rész olvasásának folytatása →

Ilyen melegben vasárnap vagy a strandon van az ember vagy az Anno Budapestet hallgatja délután 2 és 4 között. Mi az utóbbit javasoltuk, mert a műsorban régi strandokat látogattunk meg a hallgatók beszámolói segítségével. A Palatinust mindenki ismeri, de a csillaghegyi, a Paskál, a Vituki, rómaifürdő strandokat vagy a vidéki kisebb és nagyobb fürdőket is?Mennyi … Strandolás anno olvasásának folytatása →

Sok embert leültettünk már képzeletbeli asztalunkhoz. Most a nyári válogatásban két korábbi vendég találkozik a rádiós technika segítségével. Az egyikük egy Budapestet otthonául választó, eredetileg szabadkai horvát, a másik egy Vajdaságban élő, ám Ausztriában is tanult magyar. Az egyik egy közismert turisztikai vezető, gazdasági szakember, aki ma már nyugdíjas, a másik egy világbajnok ezüstérmes szakács, aki diplomás muzsikus és egyben kelebiai plébános. Mindketten sajátos ízeket hordoznak. Tehát akiket majd felváltva hallanak: Marin Skenderovic és Paskó Csaba. | Szerkesztő: Nagy György András

In this episode, Jennifer talks to Isabel Pask about starting, specifically with writing and creating one's own work from scratch. They talk about various ways to give yourself structure, accountability, and grace. Isabel shares tons of resources for ways to dive on in, look deeper, and expand. She shares insights into projects she worked on previously and is currently working on now. Whether you already consider yourself a writer or have a ton of ideas and don't know where to begin (especially putting *metaphorical or literal* pen to paper) this episode is full of tools & tricks and is definitely for you! About Isabel: Isabel Pask (she/her) is a Brooklyn-based, Texan-born actor, writer, and producer with Puerto Rican roots. Isabel is a contributing artist for the femme-millennial production company CNT Productions, for which she wrote, starred in, and co-produced the short film This is Not a Love Letter. She is also on the producing team for the Sol Project and a member of the theatrical ensemble The Bellwether Project, where she writes for the series (in)alienable. Isabel has written two feature-length scripts and is starting production on a short film based on her feature script BEA & SOFIA, shooting this month. Her work as a writer, producer, and actor has been recognized by Ms. Magazine, the San Francisco Chronicle, and numerous international film festivals, including Madrid International Film Festival, Toronto Indie Filmmakers Festival, and Women's Voices Now Film Festival.   Isabel's IG: @ipask Isabel's website: www.isabelpask.com This Is Not A Love Letter: www.youtube.com/watch?v=cEWZyo-h99k Want to coach with Jennifer? Schedule a session here! https://appt.link/jenniferapple Monologue Sourcing Promo Link! https://empoweredartistcollective.com/podcastpromo Learn more: https://www.empoweredartistcollective.com/podcast EAC IG: @EmpoweredArtistCollective  EAC TikTok: @EmpowerArtistCollective EAC Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/empoweredartistcollective/ Check Out Our Merch! https://www.empoweredartistcollective.threadless.com/ Any thoughts you'd like to share? Email us at EmpoweredArtistCollective@gmail.com Want to coach with Jennifer? Schedule a session here! https://appt.link/jenniferapple

Chi O Conversations, the Fraternity's regular podcast, returns with another episode today featuring Missy Pask, our S.K.A., National Secretary. She sits down with CEO Leslie Herington to discuss her long running tenure on the Governing Council and what led her to a life of Chi Omega service. Missy also reveals a nickname that you will want to hear more about! Click the link in our bio to watch the video conversation or catch the audio version on Apple Podcast or Spotify.

Do you find yourself sitting at your computer struggling to write a social media post? Maybe you put off starting that blog or podcast because it seems "too hard". You might be procrastinating something that will MOVE THE NEEDLE in your business. So we are here to help! I'm joined by the marketing guru Kristy Pask who will take us through the mindset and procrastination around marketing and creating content in our business. You DON'T want to miss this one. It is time to embody "don't think, do". If you LOVED the episode, make sure you share this on your Instagram stories and tag us @contentqueenmariah. KEY EPISODE TAKEAWAYS

Sasha Pask leads our internet team for the sales floor at our Toyota store in South Bend. She is a huge goal setter and she has been able to take her department to all-new levels we've never seen before. Sasha knows it comes down to how hard she's willing to work for each new customer. Tune in to learn how she provides value to her customers before their arrival at the dealership, how she builds up her sales team, and how she pushes back against the difficulties of being a female in automotive sales.

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En Música de Contrabando, revista diaria de música en Onda Regional de Murcia (orm.es, 00'00- 02,00h). Benjamin Vallé, cofundador y guitarrista de la banda sueca de post-punk Viagra Boys, ha fallecido a los 47 años. El grupo ha confirmado la noticia a través de un post de Instagram, pero la causa de su muerte aún se desconoce. El grupo actuará el sábado 6 de noviembre en el Primavera Weekender de Benidorm, aunque Vallé no les acompañaba en esta gira. El FIB ha empezado a anunciar los primeros nombres que formarán parte de su cartel para la edición del próximo año. Hoy ha lanzado los nombres de Zahara, Miss Caffeina, Two Door Cinema Club y Declan McKenna. Miss Cafffeina publica su nuevo single “Por si”. Esta nueva canción, compuesta por Sergio Sastre, sirve de avance a su nuevo álbum “El año del Tigre” que verá la luz en febreroJunto con el score de Desplat, el álbum también incluye la apasionada versión de Jarvis Cocker del hit francés “Aline”, originalmente compuesto y grabado por el icono del pop francés Christophe. Expandiendo el universo de The French Dispatch, Wes Anderson y Jarvis Cocker decidieron colaborar haciendo un álbum entero con material francés de la misma época titulado Chansons d'Ennui Tip-Top – con canciones asociadas con artistas de la talla de Françoise Hardy, Serge Gainsbourg, Brigitte Bardot y Jacques Dutronc. Lo de Maria Rodés y David Rodríguez (La Estrella de David) es algo difícil de definir, pero que nos genera la sensación de que en “Contigo”, su primer disco, todo fluye, todo funciona, está en su sitio, equilibrado, emocionante. Carolina Durante presenta "La Planta Que Muere En La Esquina". Atientas vuelve con “Único Testigo”, el último adelanto del que será su debut de larga duración, y cuenta con la especial colaboración de Maryan Frutos, vocalista de Kuve. DELAPORTE se atreven co "TORO", el himno de EL COLUMPIO ASESINO. El 14 de enero Elvis Costello and The Imposters lanzan ‘The Boy Named If', un nuevo álbum repleto de canciones urgentes con melodías brillantes, solos de guitarra incisivos y mucho ritmo. El album viene precedido por el lanzamiento hoy de un nuevo tema de rock & roll titulado “Magnificient Hurt.”. El londinense Ruthven, miembro de Paul Institute, muestra su amor por Prince, Peter Gabriel, d'angelo o Marvin Gaye en el funk visionario de "don't keep it to yourself". Mirror II , el album de The Goon Sax, se sentaría cómodamente al lado de Power, Corruption & Lies de New Order si se considera su romanticismo extraño y petulante y su imaginería surrealista. Leverse publica mañana “Camaleónidas” en todas las plataformas digitales. En nuestra agenda de conciertos reseñamos a Bosco, Funambulista, Vanesa Martin, Flavio, Maestro Espada, Juan José Robles y Juantxo Skalari, que regresa a la actualidad discográfica con Roots Market. Tercer disco de estudio junto a La Rude Band. Con Pask Cantero (Muerdo) hablamos del estreno de su vídeo, "Si lo crees", haciendo balance de estos 10 años de carrera, y de sus planes, la gira americana...Nos visita Al Dual, que ha reinventado la fórmula del 'Muro de sonido' para su tercer single, "When i Was Younger"

Player manager Marty Pask joins Sam Edmund

This week's guest is Bruce Pask (@BrucePask), the Men's Fashion Director of Bergdorf Goodman & Neiman Marcus. Bruce also curates a shop called the B. Shop, which features some of his favourite menswear essentials and some exclusive collaborations.  I discovered Bruce during the hashtag menswear movement where I often saw street-style photographs of this stylish gentleman wearing classic American menswear on the streets of Milan, Paris, Florence, and New York. I quickly learned that Bruce wasn't just a stylish bystander but a prominent voice in the men's style community contributing to the likes of GQ, the late great Cargo magazine, and the New York Times. So how did this guy from Yuma, Arizona go from a shy retail stockboy to the Men's Fashion Director at one of the biggest luxury department stores in the world? Bruce talks about his journey through the industry, What menswear items he's excited about, and some simple style advice we could all use.

Dažkārt atklājumi vēsturē notiek ilgu gadu garumā, citkārt tos uziet pavisam nejauši. Tā tas noticis arī Latvijā, pētot Latvijas teritorijā uzietu poēmu, kurā pirmo reizi aprakstīts Freizera sindroms jeb reta anomālija. Medicīnas vēsturniece Ieva Lībiete atklājusi, ka iedzimtā anomālija Freizera sindroms novērots jau krietni agrāk nekā 19. gadsimta otrajā pusē. Pirmais to aprakstījis 16. gadsimtā Rīgā dzīvojošais humānists un dzejnieks Daniels Hermanis (1543 - 1601). Ko šādi atklājumi stāsta par medicīnas izpratni un lomu tā laika sabiedrībā un kāds detektīva darbs jāveic pētniekiem, lai izprastu sen rakstītā būtību, skaidro medicīnas vēsturniece, Rīgas Stradiņa universitātes Anatomijas muzeja vadītāja Ieva Lībiete un latīniste un seno iespieddarbu pētniece Laura Kreigere-Liepiņa. Anatomijas saistība ar mākslu: izstāde “Anatomija un ārpus tās” Pavisam nesen apmeklētājiem durvis vēra Rīgas Stradiņa universitātes Anatomijas muzejs. Šobrīd visos muzeja stāvos līdzās pastāvīgajai ekspozīcijai interesentiem iespējams skatīt izstādi – septiņus neparastus anatomijas un mākslas sadarbības rezultātā tapušus darbus, kas katrs savā unikālajā veidā sasaucas ar izstādes nosaukumu “Anatomija un ārpus tās”. Mākslinieki no Beļģijas, Apvienotās Karalistes, Amerikas Savienotajām Valstīm un Austrālijas pandēmijas apstākļos pārvarējuši ne tikai fiziskās robežas, bet darbos pētījuši arī cilvēka ķermeņa robežas un iespējas tās pārkāpt. Un, pārvarot laika zonu robežas atbilstoši šim brīdim, ar trim māksliniekiem tiekos attālinātā sarunā, lai iepazītos ar izstādes ideju un mākslinieku individuālo pieskārienu. Par idejas aizsākumiem stāsta izstādes kuratore un medicīnas māksliniece Paskāla Poljē. Viens no izstādes darbiem Rīgā ir gluži kā no anatomijas grāmatas izņemta cilvēka roka, kurā labi redzami nervi un asinsvadi, un roka veic graciozas kustības, pirkstus gan saliecot, gan atliecot. Tas ir Nīnas Sellārsas darbs “Aptveršana” - digitāla animācija preparētas rokas vaska modelim. Nīna ir māksliniece no Austrālijas, kuratore Harija Brūksa Allena Anatomijas un patoloģijas muzejā Melburnas Universitātē, un kā viņa pati norāda sarunā, viss viņas mākslā ir balstīts anatomijā. Nīnas Sellārsas darbs lieliski iekļaujas starp muzeja eksponātiem, un māksliniece atklāj, ka viņai top vēl citas drosmīgas idejas, kā animēt ne tikai vaska modeli, bet arī īstu paraugu no bioloģiska materiāla. Īsta cilvēka roka, kurā atstātas tikai saites un kauli un kas robotizētā veidā radīs žestus gluži kā izstādē redzamā roka. Tāds būs mākslinieces nākamais veikums, un tas kalpos kā mācību materiāls. Un nu mūsu sarunā iesaistās Braiens Grīns - tēlnieks un dzejnieks, kurš savā darbā izstādē izmantojis pavisam citu pieeju. Iedvesmu un interesi par zinātni un fizikas likumiem mākslinieks guvis, noklausoties kādu stāstu radio par fiziķu ikdienu. Proti, uzzinot, ka kāds no fiziķiem nācis klajā ar jaunām tēzēm, citi fiziķi nevis lasa šīs tēzes, bet uzmeklē to autoru sēžam kādā kafejnīcā, gluži tāpat kā mākslinieki to darīja 19. gadsimtā, un tad apspriež šīs tēzes dažkārt pat triju vai četru mēnešu garumā. Šāda veida pieeja ļoti ieinteresējusi arī Braienu Grīnu, liekot sarežģītas domas ievīt dzejā. Savukārt mākslinieces Paskālas Poljē darbs ir ārpus stikla vitrīnas uz paaugstinājuma novietots skenēts, 3D printēts sena zemgaļa galvaskauss. Oriģināls atrodams turpat blakus muzeja kolekcijā, un tas ir vissenākais muzeja eksemplārs. Pieejiet šim skenētajam galvakausam tuvāk, ieskatieties tā orbītās un varbūt kādā brīdī sev par pārsteigumu atklāsiet, ka šis galvaskauss patiesībā vēro jūs, atspulgu paužot kādā tuvumā esošā ekrānā. Par darba ideju turpina Paskāla Poljē. Mākslas un anatomijas krustpunkti nav nekas jauns, tie meklējami jau krietni senākos gadsimtos, daudz piemēru varam atrast Renesanses laikā un jau pieminētā Andreasa Vezālija darbos. Kā norāda Izglītības projektu vadītājs Anatomijas muzejā Kaspars Zaltāns, mūsdienās mēs vienkārši turpinām šo komunikācijas veidu. Anatomijas muzejs mākslu kā mediatoru izmanto arī savā ikdienas darbā, un izstāde “Anatomija un ārpus tās” ir vēl viens paņēmiens, kā to darīt, turklāt atšķirīgos veidos. Izstādes veidotāji uzskata, ka labai mākslai vajadzētu pārkāpt robežas. Bet kā mūsdienu anatomiju un mākslu transformēs tehnoloģijas? Tas ir jautājums, ko var risināt ikviens apmeklētājs, skatot izstādi “Anatomija un ārpus tās” līdz nākamā gada janvāra beigām.

Kane Cornes and Matthew Lloyd speak with Kapital Sports Management's Marty Pask on how the Ryan Burton deal changed the market, the futures of Charlie Constable and Caleb Daniel, and draft prospect Ben Hobbs.

En Música de Contrabando, revista diaria de música en Onda Regional de Murcia(orm.es; 00,00h a 02,00h). B.J. Thomas ha muerto a los 78 años como consecuencia de un cáncer de pulmón. El artista será recordado por haber sido el intérprete de ‘Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head', la gran obra maestra de Burt Bacharach. Muere por covid-19 John Davis, co-líder de los verdaderos «Milli Vanilli». El 11 de junio, las leyendas del rock KISS inician su nueva serie oficial de conciertos, KISS – Off The Soundboard, con Tokyo 2001, grabado por la banda en el Tokyo Dome de Tokio (Japón) el 13 de marzo de 2001. Este lanzamiento marca el primero de una serie de discos que se irán publicando a través de UMe. Tomavistas 2022 anuncia sus primeras confirmaciones (Suede). AYOHO estará en directo en un concierto especial para celebrar los 50 años de difusión de la Cultura del Nuevo Teatro Circo de Cartagena Kings Of Convenience estrenan el segundo adelanto de su regreso. Depresión Sonora vuelve a hacerlo con su nuevo EP. "Historias Tristes Para Dormir Bien". Ya disponible el álbum de Sedibus ‘The Heavens' – Alex Paterson de The Orb colaborando con Andy Falconer. Calamaro presenta “DIOS LOS CRÍA”, album en el que reinterpreta sus éxitos junto a legendarios artistas de la música en español. Perdon Musica Perdón estrenan nuevo Ep titulado 'Te Invito a mi Fiesta'. Exnovios publican "Luz, Espacio, Tiempo", el primer adelanto y primer videoclip también del que será su esperado tercer álbum. “La canción del verano” -el primer avance de lo que será el próximo álbum de LA LA LOVE YOU- suena aún mucho más a verano, gracias al remix del productor y Dj Buffetlibre. Neon Vampire es una banda gaditana que nace como la evolución natural de su anterior proyecto, Champagne.La megaestrella del pop MØ hace su regreso triunfal con su nuevo single "Live To Survive". Tras alejar el mal fario con "El gato negro", Los Mejillones Tigre reinciden en el remedio más eficaz contra el entumecimiento muscular con "Ayahuasca". Angelpopdj presenta una versión de Estrellas y Planetas de Carlos Berlanga, de su último disco, Impermeable .The Black Lips anuncian fecha en Murcia. Lady Gaga confirma hoy la edición especial del álbum Born This Way The Tenth Anniversary. El proyecto de catálogo de Warner Music Spain «Archivos rescatados» busca recuperar discos descatalogados desde hace tiempo en formato físico para ponerlos a disposición del público por primera vez en edición digital. El proceso de búsqueda de material sonoro ha dado lugar a una selección de grabaciones que pretende completar la discografía de algunos artistas esenciales de nuestra historia (PISTONES). Carolina Durante presenta "Famoso En Tres Calles" Nuevo single y vídeo protagonizado por Omar Ayuso. Miguel Angel Kibla KIbla reaparecen hoy con dos nuevos temas por youtube, Muerdo estrenará su disco, 'La sangre del mundo', en Las Noches del Malecón, y aprovechamos para hablar con Pask Cantero sobre esta presentación

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The Changing Landscapes of Hunting, Special Guest Tim Pask. In this episode we talk a lot about changes we are seeing in hunting this includes point creep, new regulations to keep up with advancements in technology, and adjustments due to social climate. We also call our good friend, Tim Pask, to talk about his Idaho Bighorn Sheep hunt. 

Episode 2. Bruce Pask explores his Photographic Memory: Annie Leibovitz's Vanity Fair cover shoot with the cast of Friends. Bruce Pask, the Fashion Director for Bergdorf Goodman and Neiman Marcus discusses his styling work with celebrities including Adrien Brody, Brad Pitt, Jack Nicholson, Jennifer Aniston and Tom Cruise.In conversation with Vogue, Mr Porter & New York Times photographer Jonathan Daniel Pryce aka GarçonJon. Find more info on the guests and photographs mentioned in this episode below:Web:https://photographicmemory.show/Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/garconjon/

We revisit a roundtable talk originally recorded for the Italian trade show Pitti Uomo and their digital platform Pitti Connect. Panellists are:Bruce Pask, Men’s Fashion Director, Bergdorf Goodman & Neiman MarcusAndreas Palm, Co-Founder and CEO, CDLPAdam Alexander Bach, Co-Founder and CEO, MismoThis panel talk is moderated by Konrad Olsson.Sign up to our newsletter at scandinavianmind.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

SUBSKRYBUJ FREAKERY https://www.thefreakery.com/subskrybuj Wiele codziennych rzeczy kryje w sobie dość zawiłą historię – momentami wydawałoby się, że niewspółmiernie długą w porównaniu do ich trywialnej roli. Z pewnością niewiele osób doznaje dreszczy ekscytacji myśląc o wzorze na ubraniu – grochy, kwiaty i paski są traktowane jako zupełnie powszechny element garderoby. Jednak te ostatnie udowadniają, że to tylko pozory – mało kto dziś pamięta, że w średniowieczu za noszenie pasków można było zginąć, a sam wzór uważany był za obrazoburczy i diaboliczny. Opinia na temat pasiaków zaczęła zmieniać się dopiero w czasach Rewolucji Amerykańskiej, gdzie powoli wkraczały do szaf. Jednak prawdziwa zmiana w ich postrzeganiu miała dopiero nadejść. W roku 1858 Francja uznała koszulkę mariniere za oficjalny element munduru marynarzy, a sam wzór był chętnie przejmowany przez nadmorskich turystów. Paski szturmem zdobyły codzienną garderobę w roku 1917 dzięki samej Coco Chanel, która uznała wzór za przewrotnie kobiecy i uniwersalny. Od tego momentu koszulki w paski stały się swoistym mundurkiem – początkowo nonkonformistów, później zajmując miejsce w szafie niemal każdego współczesnego miłośnika mody. Jeśli chcesz dowiedzieć się więcej, oglądaj Freakery!

SUBSKRYBUJ FREAKERY ➡ https://www.thefreakery.com/subskrybuj Wiele codziennych rzeczy kryje w sobie dość zawiłą historię – momentami wydawałoby się, że niewspółmiernie długą w porównaniu do ich trywialnej roli. Z pewnością niewiele osób doznaje dreszczy ekscytacji myśląc o wzorze na ubraniu – grochy, kwiaty i paski są traktowane jako zupełnie powszechny element garderoby. Jednak te ostatnie udowadniają, że… Czytaj więcej »Historia pasków – od średniowiecza do koszulek marinière/breton. Letni niezbędnik.

90's SCI FI BATTLE!! Armageddon Vs Men In Black, the world will end but is is the asteroid or Aliens????This episode is sponsored by Pask's Removals, a family owned London based removal company, helping you clear homes, offices and anywhere else you need to declutter.https://www.facebook.com/PasksRemovals or call 07946723444Also featuring the track PATTERNS OF NON-EXISTENCE by LAKE OF DREAMShttps://open.spotify.com/track/5I9ldwzjc1QjawKQU3bCo5Thanks for listeningSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/eliminationpodcast?fan_landing=true)

Rob talks to Pask, the Tank Com- the T.O who is behind The Winters Tribes Team event. How to start playing Tabletop Simulator: https://youtu.be/5G0aiaVkOo0 The Honest Wargamer is an independent show, run by gamers, for gamers and supported by gamers. We don't accept sponsorship, so that you only get the best and most honest answers and opinions from us. If you would like to support us which we would be amazing then you can here -- https://www.patreon.com/TheHonestWargamer Available as a podcast on soundcloud/itunes/all podcast apps -- https://soundcloud.com/the-honest-wargamer Broadcasted live on Twitch -- Watch live at https://www.twitch.tv/thehonestwargamer We have spent a lot of time producing what we think is a fantastic website as a resource for gamers with lists and guides. We would love you to check it out -- https://thehonestwargamer.com/ We have our merchandise including our Objective Rings, Hydration bottles and tshirts on our store: https://thehonestwargamer.bigcartel.com/

Buonasera carissimi amici del venerdì notte...oggi ho aggiunto un pò di legna nel camino, prima che si spenga. MI faràcompagnia in questa notte insonne...stiamo per concludere l'ascolto di #missmarypask il racconto di #Edithwharton che ci ha paurosamente intrattenuto in queste ultime settimane... Fatemi sapere se vi è piaciuta questa storia e se mi state ascoltando, scrivendomi una mail su radiotenebrosepresenze@gmail.com. Vi leggerò molto volentieri... Sempre vostra e affezionatissima... Madame Valover Per offrirci un caffè di supporto qui ➡️ https://ko-fi.com/radiotenebrosepresenze. ❤️ Grazie di cuore. ATTENZIONE: è vietata la copia parziale o integrale e la diffusione eseguita con qualsiasi mezzo, di tutti i nostri podcast. Se lo desiderate, potete condividere questo podcast a puntate, seguirci su Spotify e scrivere una recensione su ITunes. Tutti i podcast di Radio Tenebrose Presenze li trovate su Apple Podcast, Google Podcast e Spotify. Potete seguirci anche su Instagram e ricevere contenuti esclusivi riservati ai nostri ascoltatori, sul blog radiotenebrosepresenze.blogspot.com. I NUOVI EPISODI DEI PODCAST ESCONO IL VENERDI. Se anche voi avete una storia tenebrosa da raccontare o un argomento misterioso da sottoporci, oppure volete semplicemente salutarci e farci sapere che ci state ascoltando, scriveteci su radiotenebrosepresenze@gmail.com. Madame Valover ascolterà tutti...

Buonasera carissimi amici. E' venerdi notte e come sempre ho già acceso la mia candela mentre nel camino l'ultimo tizzone si sta esaurendo. Ma non importa....perchè io non posso più sentire freddo... eccoci giunti alle terza parte della nostra storia tenebrosa di queste settimane, ovvero #missmarypask di #edithwharton. Con il nostro prossimo incontro, arriverà la quarta parte con la quale concluderemo questo racconto. Non dimenticate, prima dell'ascolto, di sistemarvi in un luogo silenzioso e tranquillo, e con il conforto di un lume acceso... Sarà anche questa una notte insonne? Sempre vostra, affezionatissima... Madame Valover Per offrirci un caffè di supporto qui ➡️ https://ko-fi.com/radiotenebrosepresenze. ❤️ Grazie di cuore. ATTENZIONE: è vietata la copia parziale o integrale e la diffusione eseguita con qualsiasi mezzo, di tutti i nostri podcast. Se lo desiderate, potete condividere questo podcast a puntate, seguirci su Spotify e scrivere una recensione su ITunes. Tutti i podcast di Radio Tenebrose Presenze li trovate su Apple Podcast, Google Podcast e Spotify. Potete seguirci anche su Instagram e ricevere contenuti esclusivi riservati ai nostri ascoltatori, sul blog radiotenebrosepresenze.blogspot.com. I NUOVI EPISODI DEI PODCAST ESCONO IL VENERDI. Se anche voi avete una storia tenebrosa da raccontare o un argomento misterioso da sottoporci, oppure volete semplicemente salutarci e farci sapere che ci state ascoltando, scriveteci su radiotenebrosepresenze@gmail.com. Madame Valover ascolterà tutti...

buonasera amici cari! Un' altra notte, un altro venerdì...questa sera vi presento la seconda parte dei racconto #missmarypask di #edithwharton. E' una #ghoststory molto inquietante...mi farete compagnia anche in questa notte insonne? Non dimenticate di tenere un lume acceso prima di iniziare ad ascoltare... sempre vostra affezionatissima Madame Valover  Per acquistare il libro citato,  qui Se vi piacciono i nostri podcast e desiderate supportarci, potete utilizzare per i vostri acquisti i nostri link di affiliazione Amazon. È un piccolo e prezioso gesto che a voi non costa nulla ma che ci aiuterà a produrre podcast sempre nuovi ed interessanti. Per offrirci un caffè di supporto qui ➡️ https://ko-fi.com/radiotenebrosepresenze. ❤️ Grazie di cuore. ATTENZIONE: è vietata la copia parziale o integrale e la diffusione eseguita con qualsiasi mezzo, di tutti i nostri podcast. Se lo desiderate, potete condividere questo podcast a puntate, seguirci su Spotify e scrivere una recensione su ITunes. Tutti i podcast di Radio Tenebrose Presenze li trovate su Apple Podcast, Google Podcast e Spotify. Potete seguirci anche su Instagram e ricevere contenuti esclusivi riservati ai nostri ascoltatori, sul blog radiotenebrosepresenze.blogspot.com. I NUOVI EPISODI DEI PODCAST ESCONO IL VENERDI' Se anche voi avete una storia tenebrosa da raccontare o un argomento misterioso da sottoporci, oppure volete semplicemente salutarci e farci sapere che ci state ascoltando, scriveteci su radiotenebrosepresenze@gmail.com. Madame Valover ascolterà tutti...

Buonasera. Bentornata e bentornato su #radiotenebrosepresenze. In questo venerdì ascolterai la prima parte del racconto #missmarypask di #edithwharton letto per te #adaltavoce da #madamevalover! Spero che mi farai compagnia anche in questa ennesima notte insonne... non dimenticare il conforto di un lume acceso prima di iniziare ad ascoltarmi... un saluto dalla tua affezionata... Madame Valover Per acquistare il libro citato, qui Se vi piacciono i nostri podcast e desiderate supportarci, potete utilizzare per i vostri acquisti i nostri link di affiliazione Amazon. È un piccolo e prezioso gesto che a voi non costa nulla ma che ci aiuterà a produrre podcast sempre nuovi ed interessanti. Per offrirci un caffè di supporto qui ➡️ https://ko-fi.com/radiotenebrosepresenze. ❤️ Grazie di cuore. ATTENZIONE: è vietata la copia parziale o integrale e la diffusione eseguita con qualsiasi mezzo, di tutti i nostri podcast. Se lo desiderate, potete condividere questo podcast a puntate, seguirci su Spotify e scrivere una recensione su ITunes. Tutti i podcast di Radio Tenebrose Presenze li trovate su Apple Podcast, Google Podcast e Spotify. Potete seguirci anche su Instagram e ricevere contenuti esclusivi riservati ai nostri ascoltatori, sul blog radiotenebrosepresenze.blogspot.com. I NUOVI EPISODI DEI PODCAST ESCONO IL VENERDI. Se anche voi avete una storia tenebrosa da raccontare o un argomento misterioso da sottoporci, oppure volete semplicemente salutarci e farci sapere che ci state ascoltando, scriveteci su radiotenebrosepresenze@gmail.com. Madame Valover ascolterà tutti...

(Originally aired in August 2020) Emma Pask has firmly established herself as one of Australia's favourite voices in jazz, and has toured with her band across the country as well as throughout Europe and Asia. For many years she has worked alongside James Morrison, who says of Emma, "whilst it's fashionable to be a jazz singer these days, she is the real thing." As Emma prepared to perform to live audiences again following the lifting of COVID-19 restrictions, she spent an hour sharing the music that inspires her, and the story of her life and career to date.

02:11 - Brian’s Superpower: Being Able to Teach People Stuff * Guiding Learners Towards Outcomes and Success * Connecting with Students on a Deeper Level * Active Learning 13:15 - Building Relationships * Adults vs Kids * Tapping Into Individual Motivation 18:34 - Learning Useful, Real-World Material * Exercises For Programmers (https://www.amazon.com/Exercises-Programmers-Challenges-Develop-Coding/dp/1680501224) * Systems Thinking Speech by Dr. Russell Ackoff (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EbLh7rZ3rhU) * Working Backwards: Identify Outcomes/Goals => Write/Build Content/Material * Docs Are (can be) Wrong! 31:39 - Constructive and Interactive Learning * Learning Happens Through Feedback and Practice * The Shannon Communication Model (https://helpfulprofessor.com/shannon-weaver-model/#:~:text=The%20Shannon%20and%20Weaver%20model%20is%20a%20linear%20model%20of,sending%20and%20receiving%20the%20message.) * Experiencing Joint Activity 37:12 - Conversation Theory (https://web.cortland.edu/andersmd/learning/Pask.htm) 43:27 - Teaching Vs Mentoring * Mentoring is a Deeper/Closer Relationship * Being Open to and Honoring Feedback * Teaching and Learning Are Activities, Not Roles Reflections: Jacob: There isn’t enough content that is in the category of, “Here’s a problem for you, go solve it,” to learn. Jamey: Identifying things (i.e. hobbies) that get other people excited and motivated to learn. Rein: Often the best way to learn something is to teach it, and often the best thing for a teacher to do is get out of the way and find ways to support the learners. Brian: The need for more complex problems to learn things. This episode was brought to you by @therubyrep (https://twitter.com/therubyrep) of DevReps, LLC (http://www.devreps.com/). To pledge your support and to join our awesome Slack community, visit patreon.com/greaterthancode (https://www.patreon.com/greaterthancode) To make a one-time donation so that we can continue to bring you more content and transcripts like this, please do so at paypal.me/devreps (https://www.paypal.me/devreps). You will also get an invitation to our Slack community this way as well. Special Guest: Brian Hogan.

Hi everyone and welcome to the Smell Podcast, I'm your host, Katie Boateng. This week, join me in listening to an episode with Dr. Greg Pask, an insect neurobiologist. His bio on the Middlebury College website states that he is “interested in understanding the powerful sense of smell insects use to locate food, find mates, and communicate with others.” Greg is a professor there and the college is located in Vermont. We had a great conversation about how insects use their sense of smell to navigate the world, his work as a professor, and much more. To connect with Greg on Twitter, click here. To view his bio on the Middlebury College website, click here. The views expressed by podcast guests are their own. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thesmellpodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thesmellpodcast/support

Emma Pask is an award winning Australian jazz vocalist and as we found out in this episode has some great stories to tell!  Join us for a discussion about jazz music, some of the famous people she's performed for, live streams and nicknames. This episode of Thirty Minute Call is hosted by Joe Gleeson and presented by the Canberra Theatre Centre.

It's Friday and you're listening to another Believing the Bizarre episode. This can only mean one thing... another listener submission episode! Coming to us all the way from Chile, this story, by listener Pask, involves playing with a ouija board and cursing a family cabin. Creepy stuff! For updates and extra content, follow Believing the Bizarre on social media: https://www.instagram.com/believingthebizarre/ https://www.facebook.com/believingthebizarre/ 

Professor Andrew Pask spoke to the program about the cloning of the Thylacine. Professor Pask explained how he and his colleagues sequenced the thylacine genome from a preserved “pouch young” specimen and used it to examine its phylogenetic placement, population life history and the genetic basis of its convergence with the wolf. The post Professor Andrew Pask on Cloning the Thylacine first appeared on Mitchell's Front Page.

Welcome to Ep. 10 of On the Clock with your host Raul Lezcano & Jorge Martinez. During this episode they discuss the controversial NASCAR investigation conducted by FBI on the recent noose found in Bubba Wallace's garage. TB12 makes the headlines again by going against NFLPA guidance as he was seen throwing at a local high school with his teammates. Your hosts tackle the ongoing conversation of who is the best WR duo in the NFL as we approach the 2020 season. And finally, our special guest, Jesuit Alumni & Davidson football player, Jaden Pask joins the show to recap his sensational freshman year and looks back on his youth days.     

Welcome to Ep. 10 of On the Clock with your host Raul Lezcano & Jorge Martinez. During this episode they discuss the controversial NASCAR investigation conducted by FBI on the recent noose found in Bubba Wallace's garage. TB12 makes the headlines again by going against NFLPA guidance as he was seen throwing at a local high school with his teammates. Your hosts tackle the ongoing conversation of who is the best WR duo in the NFL as we approach the 2020 season. And finally, our special guest, Jesuit Alumni & Davidson football player, Jaden Pask joins the show to recap his sensational freshman year and looks back on his youth days.    

Marty Pask, AFL Player Agent joins us.

Marty Pask joins Garry Lyon and Tim Watson on SEN Breakfast

Howdy bug lovers! Today we are excited to have Dr. Greg Pask on the show. Greg is an expert in insect olfaction, how they smell the world. Smell plays a huge role in an insect's life and Greg studies the ways their sensory organs work and how insects use them in a smelly world. It's an important part of insect anatomy and of entomology history. So tune in to hear all about sensilla, pheromones, and how we can manipulate insects with their odors!Want to learn more about insect smell?https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/guest-blog/when-did-insects-learn-to-smell/https://www.nytimes.com/2016/06/14/science/insects-dont-need-noses-to-sense-a-stench.htmlQuestions? Comments? Follow the show on Twitter @Arthro_PodshowFollow the hosts on Twitter @bugmanjon, @JodyBugsmeUNL, and @MSkvarla36Get the show through Apple Podcasts!Subscribe to our feed on Feedburner!  We're also on Stitcher!This episode is freely available on archive.org and is licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0. http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/Beginning/ending theme: "There It Is" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0

Emma Pask. Award winning vocalist Emma Pask has firmly established herself as one of Australia's favourite voices in Jazz. Her effortless honest stage presence combined with her powerful vocal ability, leaves audiences spellbound and inspired whenever she takes to the stage. While Emma's voice and style are unique, and individually her own, her performances are reminiscent of the classic era of jazz, when swing was top of the charts. Her talent was first spotted by internationally renowned jazz great James Morrison, when she was just 16 years old. She joined his band as the lead vocalist at 16, and went on the spent a solid 20 years touring the world with Morrison. In 2013, Emma was asked to try out for season 2 of The Voice, then promised by Ricky Martin to sing on his album. That didn't happen. She secured a recording contract with Universal, that didn't quiet go to  plan so after an amicable split with the record company, Emma was again an independent artist.  Also add to all the that, there's solo records, tours all around the world, and always high praise for her band and musicians she works with. And did you know that Emma was also the voice of Dorothy the Dinosaur? We talk about all that stuff. I also asked her about vocal technique vocal scatting which is part of Emma's sound.  We were supposed to meet up in person for this podcast, but COVID 19 hit so we connected via video. Please excuse the sound quality in some places.  As the great jazz virtuoso James Morrison says of Emma, “Whilst it's fashionable to be a jazz singer these days, she is the real thing!”   Recorded 05/04/2020.   Episode music: "Georgia on my Mind" - Emma Pask with Sydney All Star Big Band.   https://emmapask.com   https://www.facebook.com/emmapaskmusic/   https://www.instagram.com/emmapask/?hl=en   https://www.youtube.com/user/emmapask   Emma Pask Apple Music   Emma Pask Spotify   Source: Cairns Post - “So for me, entering The Voice was a way for me to create longevity and expose myself, in a way. I'm definitely comfortable with the experience. It put me back on my toes again."    --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------   Click here to securely donate to The Gig Life Podcast. Your support is very much appreciated. Thank you.   https://www.thegiglifepodcast.com   You can check out The Gig Life Podcast socials on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter

Greg told us SO many cool ant stories during his session!

On this weeks episode, F3 speaks to Coventry City right back Josh Pask on his career, dealing with set back and disappointment and his faith in Jesus Christ.

Jian DeLeon and Noah Thomas start off this week’s very special Dropcast episode from their respective home offices. The hosts are joined by Philip Post, the founder of Dertbag, and Bruce Pask, the Men's Fashion Director at Bergdorf Goodman and Neiman Marcus, who give advice and feedback to upcoming designers. Make sure to stick to the end as we announce the winner of our “New Shoe, Who Dis?” giveaway. Philip and Bruce perform a quick Vibe Check by sharing their work from home situations before moving into the quick hits, Covid-19 edition. With luxury houses including Balenciaga and Saint Laurent producing surgical masks in their French workshops in order to fulfill escalating demands, the cast speaks on the industry’s cooperative attitude and how situations such as this serve as important reminders of fashion’s sense of community (4:30). Up-and-coming designers definitely came through by sharing their brands on the Dropcast hotline for this episode’s Question of the Week (QOTW), and the pitchathon sees the top three featured in no particular order (15:37). First up is Tombogo with a mission to construct character through the design process. Tombogo’s designer sees the brand as a reflection of himself as well as the world, an experiential learning outlet for him to think outside the box. Jian’s drawn to Tombogo’s originality and clear identity, which Philip believes will allow the brand to explore new grounds whether it be streetwear or potential collaborations with unconventional partners such as NASA. Up next is Crescente Patricio, an upcycled denim brand based in Dallas, Texas (21:43). By adopting the approach of an indie rapper, Crescente Patricio’s designer began making “clothing mixtapes” to get his name out. His designs are centered around this concept, with each “mixtape” and piece having their own titles and stories, resulting in narrative-driven clothing. The cast is all for Crescente Patricio’s strong silhouettes, contrasting details, and overall presentation. Bruce makes a note on the importance of sustainability, which is reflected in both brands so far, leading to agreement that sustainability is sure to become an intrinsic component of design. Flyson is a brand fusing elegance with sporty elements with an overall focus on providing complete looks rather than individual pieces to convey its idea of a modern uniform (28:08). The brand draws inspiration from both the tangible and intangible, including extreme sportswear, aerospace suiting, and architectural references to popular culture. Noah and Jian are impressed with Flyson’s debut pieces, which Bruce believes are diverse yet cohesive. Flyson’s uniform concept is one of its strong suits, quite literally, as the cast comments on the importance of establishing a clear identity and fashion universe for consumers to dive into. A Dropcast episode isn’t complete without a segment of “What’d You Cop?” (44:30). Philip’s practical cops include protection for his kicks, and they double as inspiration for his next collection when the world is up in flames. Bruce picked up an Officine Generale chore jacket from his plug in preparation for the spring and summer, and Jian was gifted this episode’s “Mule of the Week,” the Neighborhood UGGs, a pair of cozy shearling-lined slippers perfect for the quarantine life. On that note, Jian announces the winner of our “New Shoe, Who Dis?” giveaway, which asked readers of HIGHStyle, Highsnobiety’s new magazine, to guess the sole of what’s been revealed to be a pair of Balenciaga sneakers (47:07). If you’re looking to add routine to your WFH situation, keep your eyes on Highsnobiety’s Instagram where next episode’s QOTW will be posted. Leave a voicemail on The Dropcast hotline at 833-HIGHSNOB (833-444-4766) for a chance to be featured in a future episode. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jian DeLeon and Noah Thomas start off this week’s very special Dropcast episode from their respective home offices. The hosts are joined by Philip Post, the founder of Dertbag, and Bruce Pask, the Men's Fashion Director at Bergdorf Goodman and Neiman Marcus, who give advice and feedback to upcoming designers. Make sure to stick to the end as we announce the winner of our “New Shoe, Who Dis?” giveaway. Philip and Bruce perform a quick Vibe Check by sharing their work from home situations before moving into the quick hits, Covid-19 edition. With luxury houses including Balenciaga and Saint Laurent producing surgical masks in their French workshops in order to fulfill escalating demands, the cast speaks on the industry’s cooperative attitude and how situations such as this serve as important reminders of fashion’s sense of community (4:30). Up-and-coming designers definitely came through by sharing their brands on the Dropcast hotline for this episode’s Question of the Week (QOTW), and the pitchathon sees the top three featured in no particular order (15:37). First up is Tombogo with a mission to construct character through the design process. Tombogo’s designer sees the brand as a reflection of himself as well as the world, an experiential learning outlet for him to think outside the box. Jian’s drawn to Tombogo’s originality and clear identity, which Philip believes will allow the brand to explore new grounds whether it be streetwear or potential collaborations with unconventional partners such as NASA. Up next is Crescente Patricio, an upcycled denim brand based in Dallas, Texas (21:43). By adopting the approach of an indie rapper, Crescente Patricio’s designer began making “clothing mixtapes” to get his name out. His designs are centered around this concept, with each “mixtape” and piece having their own titles and stories, resulting in narrative-driven clothing. The cast is all for Crescente Patricio’s strong silhouettes, contrasting details, and overall presentation. Bruce makes a note on the importance of sustainability, which is reflected in both brands so far, leading to agreement that sustainability is sure to become an intrinsic component of design. Flyson is a brand fusing elegance with sporty elements with an overall focus on providing complete looks rather than individual pieces to convey its idea of a modern uniform (28:08). The brand draws inspiration from both the tangible and intangible, including extreme sportswear, aerospace suiting, and architectural references to popular culture. Noah and Jian are impressed with Flyson’s debut pieces, which Bruce believes are diverse yet cohesive. Flyson’s uniform concept is one of its strong suits, quite literally, as the cast comments on the importance of establishing a clear identity and fashion universe for consumers to dive into. A Dropcast episode isn’t complete without a segment of “What’d You Cop?” (44:30). Philip’s practical cops include protection for his kicks, and they double as inspiration for his next collection when the world is up in flames. Bruce picked up an Officine Generale chore jacket from his plug in preparation for the spring and summer, and Jian was gifted this episode’s “Mule of the Week,” the Neighborhood UGGs, a pair of cozy shearling-lined slippers perfect for the quarantine life. On that note, Jian announces the winner of our “New Shoe, Who Dis?” giveaway, which asked readers of HIGHStyle, Highsnobiety’s new magazine, to guess the sole of what’s been revealed to be a pair of Balenciaga sneakers (47:07). If you’re looking to add routine to your WFH situation, keep your eyes on Highsnobiety’s Instagram where next episode’s QOTW will be posted. Leave a voicemail on The Dropcast hotline at 833-HIGHSNOB (833-444-4766) for a chance to be featured in a future episode. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It has been 160 years since Charles Darwin first published ‘On the Origin of Species,' detailing the amazing ability of living things to evolve through natural selection. Today, human activities and Earth's rapidly changing climate require that species adapt and evolve at an unprecedented rate in order to survive a great ecological disruption. What genetic tools are available to enable species to evolve? Which species are most at risk? How can we avoid a collapse in biodiversity, and what can humans do to help? Join us to celebrate the anniversary of Darwin's accomplishment for this very special participatory event, held in the 160-year old facilities of the Royal Society of Victoria, combining live music performance and discussion on the convergence of science and music, and the potential for species to evolve and adapt in a time of changing climate. This one-off event showcases the important research conducted by Melbourne scientists, along with cutting edge musicians and new music of artists drawing their inspiration and musical vocabulary from climate science. Comprising a quintet of some of Australia's leading musicians in an idiom-bending mix of live jazz, improvisation and contemporary classical, the Gene Tree Project sonically explore climate change science, and ‘re-tell' the story of the peppered moth. The original music draws upon aspects of evolutionary biology and species adaptation in response to changes in climate, and to themes of adaptation, extinction and resilience. Gene Tree Project Gene Tree Project quintet are Elissa Goodrich (composer / vibraphone), Adam Simmons (saxophones / shakuhachi / bass clarinet), Gideon Brazil (saxophones / flute), Elliott Folvig (electric guitar) and Tamara Murphy (double bass). These critically acclaimed Melbourne-based musicians perform, compose and tour both within Australia and internationally in various contemporary jazz, experimental and ensembles and multi-artform projects. Speakers: Andrew Pask Professor Andrew Pask is a geneticist in the School of BioSciences at the University of Melbourne. His research focuses on Evolution, Development and Reproduction, using marsupial, mouse and human models. Andrew's lab recently sequenced the genome of the extinct thylacine and is using this data to understand more about the biology of this unique marsupial predator. The Pask lab is also developing methods to examine the possibility of de-extinction for this species as well as tools to help preserve and conserve current threatened and endangered marsupial species. Amy Coetsee Dr Amy Coetsee is a Threatened Species Biologist at Zoos Victoria, where she works on the Eastern Barred Bandicoot. Focussing on habitat requirements, threat mitigation and island releases, Amy's work has contributed to this marsupial being well on its way to recovery. Amy is passionate about conservation, actively engaging communities to care for threatened species and fight their extinction, and to inspire students to uphold Zoos Victoria's commitment that no Victorian terrestrial vertebrate species will go extinct. Elissa Goodrich Ms Elissa Goodrich is a musician (percussionist), sound artist & composer. She records & performs in contemporary classical, jazz & pop groups and also works in independent theatre & dance. A Victorian College of the Arts graduate and University of Melbourne Masters postgraduate, Elissa's sound-art works have played numerous Australian and international festivals. In 2016 Elissa founded the Gene Tree Project researching and composing new music in collaboration with evolutionary biologist Dr Anna Syme and Nadja Kostich (dramaturg), and is currently composing a large-scale work ‘Gene Tree: Listen.Now.Again.' in partnership with St Martin's Youth Performing Arts Centre and with a composer's commission from APRA AMCOS Art Music Fund 2018. Support Climactic Support the show: https://www.climactic.fm/p/support-the-collective/

It has been 160 years since Charles Darwin first published ‘On the Origin of Species,' detailing the amazing ability of living things to evolve through natural selection. Today, human activities and Earth's rapidly changing climate require that species adapt and evolve at an unprecedented rate in order to survive a great ecological disruption.What genetic tools are available to enable species to evolve? Which species are most at risk? How can we avoid a collapse in biodiversity, and what can humans do to help?Join us to celebrate the anniversary of Darwin's accomplishment for this very special participatory event, held in the 160-year old facilities of the Royal Society of Victoria, combining live music performance and discussion on the convergence of science and music, and the potential for species to evolve and adapt in a time of changing climate.This one-off event showcases the important research conducted by Melbourne scientists, along with cutting edge musicians and new music of artists drawing their inspiration and musical vocabulary from climate science. Comprising a quintet of some of Australia's leading musicians in an idiom-bending mix of live jazz, improvisation and contemporary classical, the Gene Tree Project sonically explore climate change science, and ‘re-tell' the story of the peppered moth. The original music draws upon aspects of evolutionary biology and species adaptation in response to changes in climate, and to themes of adaptation, extinction and resilience.Gene Tree ProjectGene Tree Project quintet are Elissa Goodrich (composer / vibraphone), Adam Simmons (saxophones / shakuhachi / bass clarinet), Gideon Brazil (saxophones / flute), Elliott Folvig (electric guitar) and Tamara Murphy (double bass). These critically acclaimed Melbourne-based musicians perform, compose and tour both within Australia and internationally in various contemporary jazz, experimental and ensembles and multi-artform projects.Speakers:Andrew PaskProfessor Andrew Pask is a geneticist in the School of BioSciences at the University of Melbourne. His research focuses on Evolution, Development and Reproduction, using marsupial, mouse and human models.Andrew's lab recently sequenced the genome of the extinct thylacine and is using this data to understand more about the biology of this unique marsupial predator. The Pask lab is also developing methods to examine the possibility of de-extinction for this species as well as tools to help preserve and conserve current threatened and endangered marsupial species.Amy CoetseeDr Amy Coetsee is a Threatened Species Biologist at Zoos Victoria, where she works on the Eastern Barred Bandicoot. Focussing on habitat requirements, threat mitigation and island releases, Amy's work has contributed to this marsupial being well on its way to recovery.Amy is passionate about conservation, actively engaging communities to care for threatened species and fight their extinction, and to inspire students to uphold Zoos Victoria's commitment that no Victorian terrestrial vertebrate species will go extinct.Elissa GoodrichMs Elissa Goodrich is a musician (percussionist), sound artist & composer. She records & performs in contemporary classical, jazz & pop groups and also works in independent theatre & dance. A Victorian College of the Arts graduate and University of Melbourne Masters postgraduate, Elissa's sound-art works have played numerous Australian and international festivals.In 2016 Elissa founded the Gene Tree Project researching and composing new music in collaboration with evolutionary biologist Dr Anna Syme and Nadja Kostich (dramaturg), and is currently composing a large-scale work ‘Gene Tree: Listen.Now.Again.' in partnership with St Martin's Youth Performing Arts Centre and with a composer's...

It has been 160 years since Charles Darwin first published ‘On the Origin of Species,' detailing the amazing ability of living things to evolve through natural selection. Today, human activities and Earth's rapidly changing climate require that species adapt and evolve at an unprecedented rate in order to survive a great ecological disruption. What genetic tools are available to enable species to evolve? Which species are most at risk? How can we avoid a collapse in biodiversity, and what can humans do to help? Join us to celebrate the anniversary of Darwin's accomplishment for this very special participatory event, held in the 160-year old facilities of the Royal Society of Victoria, combining live music performance and discussion on the convergence of science and music, and the potential for species to evolve and adapt in a time of changing climate. This one-off event showcases the important research conducted by Melbourne scientists, along with cutting edge musicians and new music of artists drawing their inspiration and musical vocabulary from climate science. Comprising a quintet of some of Australia's leading musicians in an idiom-bending mix of live jazz, improvisation and contemporary classical, the Gene Tree Project sonically explore climate change science, and ‘re-tell' the story of the peppered moth. The original music draws upon aspects of evolutionary biology and species adaptation in response to changes in climate, and to themes of adaptation, extinction and resilience. Gene Tree ProjectGene Tree Project quintet are Elissa Goodrich (composer / vibraphone), Adam Simmons (saxophones / shakuhachi / bass clarinet), Gideon Brazil (saxophones / flute), Elliott Folvig (electric guitar) and Tamara Murphy (double bass). These critically acclaimed Melbourne-based musicians perform, compose and tour both within Australia and internationally in various contemporary jazz, experimental and ensembles and multi-artform projects. Speakers: Andrew PaskProfessor Andrew Pask is a geneticist in the School of BioSciences at the University of Melbourne. His research focuses on Evolution, Development and Reproduction, using marsupial, mouse and human models. Andrew's lab recently sequenced the genome of the extinct thylacine and is using this data to understand more about the biology of this unique marsupial predator. The Pask lab is also developing methods to examine the possibility of de-extinction for this species as well as tools to help preserve and conserve current threatened and endangered marsupial species. Amy CoetseeDr Amy Coetsee is a Threatened Species Biologist at Zoos Victoria, where she works on the Eastern Barred Bandicoot. Focussing on habitat requirements, threat mitigation and island releases, Amy's work has contributed to this marsupial being well on its way to recovery. Amy is passionate about conservation, actively engaging communities to care for threatened species and fight their extinction, and to inspire students to uphold Zoos Victoria's commitment that no Victorian terrestrial vertebrate species will go extinct. Elissa GoodrichMs Elissa Goodrich is a musician (percussionist), sound artist & composer. She records & performs in contemporary classical, jazz & pop groups and also works in independent theatre & dance. A Victorian College of the Arts graduate and University of Melbourne Masters postgraduate, Elissa's sound-art works have played numerous Australian and international festivals. In 2016 Elissa founded the Gene Tree Project researching and composing new music in collaboration with evolutionary biologist Dr Anna Syme and Nadja Kostich (dramaturg), and is currently composing a large-scale work ‘Gene Tree: Listen.Now.Again.' in partnership with St Martin's Youth Performing Arts Centre and with a composer's commission from APRA AMCOS Art Music Fund 2018. Support Climactic See /privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The remarkable Thylacine (or 'TASMANIAN TIGER') was a carnivorous marsupial that existed in Australia and Tasmania up until 1936. DNA exists that could allow us to clone one - but should we?MARK from Evolution Soup catches up with PROFESSOR ANDREW PASK from his home in Melbourne, Australia to talk about Thylacine history, biology, and how he was able to successfully sequence its genome.Andrew Pask is the Professor of BioSciences the University of Melbourne. He has published over 100 papers on developmental genetics particularly using eutherian-marsupial comparisons. Of note, his recent work involved sequencing the genome of the extinct thylacine and was the feature article in Nature Ecology and Evolution.02:06 Were you always interested in extinct animals?03:31 Why did the Tasmanian Tiger go extinct?06:57 Talk about the Thylacine & 'convergent evolution'.09:52 FOOTAGE OF THYLACINE (Hobart Zoo, 1930s)11:04 What do we know about the zoo specimens?13:15 Can we clone a Thylacine?17:34 SCANS OF THYLACINE JOEY24:24 What happens after we clone a one?30:31 Could there still be Tasmanian Tigers out there?#tasmaniantiger #thylacine #extinctLink to original video interview: https://youtu.be/m8VORE95D7sLINKS FOR ANDREW PASK:Websites: http://pasklab.biosciences.uom.org.au/https://pursuit.unimelb.edu.au/individuals/professor-andrew-paskTwitter: @AJ_PaskEmail: ajpask@unimelb.edu.auInterviews powered by https://streamyard.com/EVOLUTION SOUPYouTube: http://www.youtube.com/c/evolutionsoupFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/evolutionsoup/Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.co.uk/evolutionsoup/Instagram: @evolution_soupRSS feed: https://feeds.buzzsprout.com/354743.rssSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=2279893&ty=h&u=2279893)

En la semana en que La Voz de Horus pasa a formar parte de iVoox Originals, dedicamos casi cinco horas a desgranar la Guerra de Damocles y dramatizar varios relatos del gran conflicto entre los T'au y el Imperio de la Humanidad. Junto a Logan y Marina narramos esta espectacular campaña bélica protagonizada por el Imperio T'au, la Guardia del Cuervo, los Cicatrices Blancas y la Guardia Imperial. En un bando, personajes de la talla de Corvin Severax, Kor'sarro Khan, Kayvaan Shrike o Pask. En el otro, desde el Etéreo Supremo Aun'Va a la Comandante O'Shaserra y el Comandante O'Shovah (conocidos como Shadowsun y Farsight). Todo ello gracias al trabajo de los verdaderos héroes: Wikihammer y su excelente recopilación de toda esta campaña militar. ¿Te gusta lo que hacemos y quieres apoyarnos y de paso participar en el sorteo mensual de 260€ en material de Warhammer 40k? Dale al botón de "Apoyar" en iVoox. Tendrás una participación por 1,49€, tres participaciones por 2,99€, siete participaciones por 4,99€, y otras siete por cada bloque de 4,99€. Más detalle en nuestra web, lavozdehorus.com. 00:00:00 Presentación e introducción 00:08:17 Kauyon en Damocles 01:12:44 Dramatización de "La perdición de los héroes" 01:58:59 Mont'ka en Damocles 02:14:27 Dramatización de "Guerra en todos los frentes" 03:27:17 Dramatización de "Surgiendo de la tormenta" 04:25:23 Dramatización de "El Golfo de Damocles iluminado" 04:30:17 Dramatización de "El amanecer de una nueva era" 04:32:58 Braserillo final Escúchanos mientras pintas minis o mientras sacas el perro a pasear. No importa el momento, pero cuenta con nosotros para ser tu programa semanal de referencia sobre Warhammer 40.000. Toda la música de este podcast está licenciada en Epidemic Sound. El corte de fondo inicial es licencia Creative Commons de Royalty Free Kings utilizada con permiso de su autor Mark Petrie. Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

If you've been with us since the start, you may remember our second-ever episode, in which we sat in Emma's house and discussed coaching and mentoring. We were inspired by a talk by a colleague from another university, Jordan Allers, to chew over the different ways we can help novice teachers (as well as more experienced colleagues) to improve their practice. Well, now we can return to the discussion because the wonderful Jordan Allers has jumped ship and joined us here at Cardiff Met! We managed to track him down and bring him to the microphone to put some substance on the original discussion, and to give us some pointers about how we in the teaching profession can raise our mentoring game! Tackling the regular slots, Jordan reveals himself as a lover of organisation, as well as providing us with some reading material and something to try that relates to today's topic. We hope you enjoy what Jordan has to say. We'll be back in a fortnight, when we'll be discussing the role of educational research with Professor David James of Cardiff University.   References   Adair, J. (2006) Effective Leadership Development. London: Jaico Publishing House. Campbell, J. (2016) ‘Coaching in Schools’, in Van Nieuwerburgh, C. (ed.) Coaching in Professional Contexts. London: SAGE Publications. Colwell, J. et al. (2015) Reflective Teaching in Early Education. London: Bloomsbury Publishing Plc. Donaldson, G. (2015) Successful Futures: Independent Review of Curriculum and Assessment Arrangements in Wales. Available at: https://gov.wales/docs/dcells/publications/150225-successful-futures-en.pdf (Accessed 21 August 2018). Estyn (2001) Good Practice in the Leadership and Management of Primary Schools in Wales. Cardiff: Estyn Publications. Fletcher, S. and Mullen, C. (eds) (2012) The Sage Handbook of Mentoring and Coaching in Education. London: SAGE Publications. Furlong, J. (2015) Teaching Tomorrow’s Teachers: Option for the future of initial teacher education in Wales [Online]. Available at: https://gov.wales/docs/dcells/publications/150309-teaching-tomorrows-teachers-final.pdf (Accessed: 22 August 2018 Harris, A. (2008) Distributed School Leadership, Developing Tomorrow's Leaders. Oxon: Routledge. Harris, A. (2014) Distributed Leadership Matters. Perspectives, Practicalities, and Potential. London: SAGE Publications. Hughes, M. (2013) Coaching and Mentoring Training Course (School-based CPD), October 2013. Langdon, F. (2017) Learning to mentor: unravelling routine practice to develop adaptive mentoring expertise, Teacher Development. DOI: 10.1080/13664530.2016.1267036 (Accessed: 9 October 2019) Langdon, F. and Ward, L. (2015) Educative Mentoring: a way forward, International Journal of Mentoring and Coaching in Education. https://doi.org/10.1108/ IJMCE-03-2015-0006 (Accessed: 9 October 2019) OECD (2018b) The Future of Education and Skills: Education 2030. Available at: https://www.oecd.org/education/2030/E2030%20Position%20Paper%20(05.04.2018).pdf (Accessed 21 December 2018 Pask, R. and Joy, B. (2007) Mentoring-coaching, a guide for education professionals. Berkshire: Open University Press. Rhodes, C., Stokes, M. and Hampton, G. (2004) A Practical Guide to Mentoring, Coaching and Peer-networking. Teacher Professional Development in Schools and Colleges. London: RoutledgeFalmer. Spence, G. (2016) ‘Coaching for Optimal Functioning’, in Van Nieuwerburgh, C. (ed.) Coaching in Professional Contexts. London: SAGE Publications. Thomson, B. (2014) First Steps in Coaching. London: SAGE. Warwick, J. and Wolpert, M A. (2014) ‘Making the Most of Your Placements’, in Cremin, T. and Arthur, J. (eds) Learning to Teach in the Primary School. Oxon: Routledge. Welsh Government (2014) Principles of Mentoring and Coaching [Online]. Available at: http://learning.gov.wales/docs/learningwales/publications/140214-curee-leaflet-en.pdf (Accessed: 11 December 2018). Welsh Government (2017) Professional standards for teaching and leadership. [Online]. Available at: http://learning.gov.wales/docs/learningwales/publications/170901-professional-standards-for-teaching-and-leadership-en.pdf (Accessed 20 August 2018).    

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Hosts Noah Thomas and Jian DeLeon are joined by Matt Cohen of sneaker resell platform GOAT, and certified fashion GOD Bruce Pask, currently the head of men's fashion at Bergdorf Goodman and Neiman Marcus. We talk about Bergdorf Goodman and GOAT's latest collaboration: A third-floor installation of super hyped kicks you can buy off GOAT. The interior itself is part-museum, part sneakerhead-dream, and the fact that Pask lends his styling expertise to pair shoes like Sean Wotherspoon '97s with the latest tie-dye threads from Dries Van Noten speaks to how next level the store looks right now. We also switch things up by asking GOAT's Matt Cohen some fashion questions, and Bruce Pask some sneaker questions. Listen to the full episode to see how they do! And for a chance to end up in a future episode of The Dropcast, check out the Highsnobiety Instagram every Monday to see our QOTW (Question of the Week), then call The Dropcast Hotline at 833-HIGHSNOB (444-4766) and leave a voicemail. We'll be on the lookout. Bergdorf Goodman & GOAT Announce Rare Sneaker Installation for NYFW Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hosts Noah Thomas and Jian DeLeon are joined by Matt Cohen of sneaker resell platform GOAT, and certified fashion GOD Bruce Pask, currently the head of men's fashion at Bergdorf Goodman and Neiman Marcus. We talk about Bergdorf Goodman and GOAT's latest collaboration: A third-floor installation of super hyped kicks you can buy off GOAT. The interior itself is part-museum, part sneakerhead-dream, and the fact that Pask lends his styling expertise to pair shoes like Sean Wotherspoon '97s with the latest tie-dye threads from Dries Van Noten speaks to how next level the store looks right now. We also switch things up by asking GOAT's Matt Cohen some fashion questions, and Bruce Pask some sneaker questions. Listen to the full episode to see how they do! And for a chance to end up in a future episode of The Dropcast, check out the Highsnobiety Instagram every Monday to see our QOTW (Question of the Week), then call The Dropcast Hotline at 833-HIGHSNOB (444-4766) and leave a voicemail. We'll be on the lookout. Bergdorf Goodman & GOAT Announce Rare Sneaker Installation for NYFW Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

(SEASON 1: EPISODE 1) Gateways To Creativity ft. Linda Pask Fowler (Part 1 of 4)(Series: Christian Artists, Writers & Musicians)TANDEM HOPE WORSHIP COLLECTIVE is excited to kick off our first episode in an interview with our good friend, Linda. She’s a writer who is currently working on a daily devotional. Today, we ask her about how she came to Christ, how The Lord brought her into the personal craft of writing, and she gives us tips for fellow writers to tap into their creativity! She also shares two of her devotional entries with us. We’re so blessed by this episode! Take a listen!WWW.TANDEMHOPE.COMWWW.LINDAPASKFOWLER.COM

Even after the introduction of free agency, AFL player movement is still a club-dominated business. That's the inside of view of leading player agent Marty Pask who in this episode of In the Game also calls for the scrapping of free agency compensation and expresses concern about the general media's handling of sensitive player issues. Also, he goes behind the scenes on how a trade is done, and discusses his worry for some players as they transition out of the game.

The role of the sports talent agent is widely misunderstood. A lot of people will think of Jerry Maguire, or flashy dealmakers driving big money club and brand contracts. Or, to the frustration of our guest, troublemakers who fuel the headlines and movement in the player market.Marty Pask, owner of i50 Management, gives us a fascinating insight into what the world of an athlete agent is really like. And for Marty, who works predominantly with AFL talent including Essendon captain Dyson Heppell, it starts with empathy. As a former AFL footballer who only played a few games at the highest level, he understands the rollercoaster from draft day through to being cut, and everything in between. Marty says it is about joining his athletes on the journey, which starts from that first cup of tea with an 18 year old athlete and his parents.The role of the sports talent agent has changed drastically in the last five years or so. The ruthless nature of social media and a fast paced news cycle is a talent agent’s nightmare.And while social media can make or break a brand in a moment, it has also turned the commercial market on its head. Marty says it wasn’t long ago when it was all about TV exposure and getting as many eyeballs on the talent and brand as possible - now it is about influencer marketing and the athlete’s engaging social channels. We also talk about the key elements of the sports talent market and where it is heading, identifying talent and building player brands, the circus of the AFL trade period and much more. PickStar is the best place to book sports stars and personalities for any event, campaign or engagement you can imagine.Choose from over 1300 stars past and present, PickStar works fast with ANY budget. Visit the PickStar website now - http://pickstar.com.auOff-Field focuses on the world of sport outside of the arena with the people who make it happen. Hosted by James Begley and Andrew Montesi.Find out more:Sign up to our mailing list and contact us here - http://off-field.coJoin us on Facebook - http://facebook.com/offfieldpodcastSend us an email - amontesi@pickstar.com.au

Dans la 1ère partie de ce podcast nous recevons Lorenz Ce jeune artiste évoluant sur la scène caribéenne n'a pas d'étiquettes et n'hésite pas à se frotter à des univers musicaux très variés. Il a d'ailleurs su multiplier des collaborations étonnantes avec Thayna, Keros-n, Pon2mik ou encore Débrouya. Après ses 2 précédents albums "Paskè tan kout" (2004) et "Lorenz" (2009), l'artiste viendra nous présenter son nouvel opus "Versatile" dont les titres “Luv Me” et "Abracadabra" ne sont qu'un échantillon des 15 titres qu'il propose. Lorenz se dévoile artistiquement et personnellement ce qui plaît également à son public grandissant. Zouk Rnb, Trap, Hip Hop, Dancehall ... Notre #Streetdiamondguest Lorenz partagera ses vibes et son actualité auprès de Mak Paro et sa team ce samedi, pour la dernière de l'année

Bruce Pask, the menswear director at Bergdorf Goodman, is fêted for his unfussy personal style, so much so that the New York department store has given him his own space – B. – in one corner of its shop floor. As the mercury rises we asked Pask to give us the lowdown on picking a quintessential menswear staple: the spring jacket.

Lestin yfirgefur brautarpallinn 17:03, og fer hratt í dag. Við sögu í þætti dagsins koma meðal annars Charles Dickens og Þórdís Bachmann, Paul Virilo og Björn Þór Vilhjálmsson, hljómsveitin Massive Attack og Davíð Roach Gunnarsson, tónlistarkonan SiGRÚN, danska skáldið Yahya Hassan, skáld og glæpir, Halldór Armand Ásgeirsson og andófið í bóklestrinum, Erla Björnsdóttir og svefn, Margrét Erla Maack og kabarett, og Marta Sigríður Pétursdóttir og Alþjóðlega kvikmyndahátíðin RIFF í Reykjavík. Umsjón: Kristján Guðjónsson og Eiríkur Guðmundsson

My guest this week is the Men's Fashion Director of Bergdorf Goodman and Neiman Marcus, Bruce Pask.From the stockroom of Paul Smith to working alongside Annie Leibovitz, Bruce climbed the ladder one rung at a time. Bruce and I spoke about how he got into the fashion world and the experiences he’s had along the way.Follow Bruce on Instagram**This episode is sponsored by Away Travel -- Save $20 off your purchase with promo code BLAMO**Follow Blamo! on Instagram and Facebook

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“You need people and collaborators around you. You need to go with what you're good at. Not just be a jack of all trades.” - Debbie Pask, The Moment HQ podcast Debbie Pask, founder of Rezinate is a business coach specialising in mindfulness, purpose and value. She's also the Author of Zenful Business: 11 Models of Flow and Peak Performance at Work. In her early 20s she worked for the highly acclaimed advertising agency Saatchi and Saatchi, where she had a very successful career at a very young age. Debbie was sitting on executive level boards at 27 years old - not something you see everyday. However, this came to a screeching halt when she stated to experience extreme burnout. Debbie has such a beautiful energy and helps to blend business and self transformation. I love her grounded nature and her true generosity - something which I'm sure you'll sense through this interview! “Go with your strengths and talents and fly with that. We're not here to do everything perfectly.” Debbie and I have a chat about her Life Changing Moment: CAREER BURNOUT, HER CATALYST TO A CAREER + LIFE CHANGE. Learn about: Hear about her story of burnout Learn about how we neglect our bodies Learn about Yin and Yang Hear Debbie talk about her book, Zenful Business Learn some interesting facts about the heart and it's power And find out: What moves Debbie? What she believe is her greatest asset? What she's afraid of? The best piece of wisdom she's been given. For more awesome podcasts or our latest storytelling service, visit www.TheMomentHQ.com

On this episode, Adam welcomes Tim Pask on to the show. Tim has lived one hell of a life outdoors and he brings an incredible attitude and perspective on fishing, hunting and life in general to the table. A mindset built on decades of experience fishing and hunting from North to South and East to West. We truly cover it all. From fly-fishing around the world to the divide between bowhunters and long-range hunters, we dig into the attitudes, ethics and biases that make this industry so damned interesting. We do go especially long but it’s for good reason as we cover some very interesting topics. Settle in and enjoy Tim’s stories, thoughts and an attitude that we should all hope to emulate over the course of our lives. Instagram: @timpask

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This article by Global Freedom Movement. About this Episode Well, there is definitely a theme or two developing here as we welcome James Pask on to GFM Media this week for our 40th (yes, 40th!) episode (where has the time gone?). James Pask is a well-studied and versatile healer who learned Holographic Kinetics under Steve Richards (see GFM Media episode 33). […] The article Hyper Dimensional Healing With James Pask (Episode 40, GFM Media) appeared first on Global Freedom Movement.

I've been wanting to do this interview for a while, but Andrew kept pushing me off - he thought that too much of the stuff that he does is just related to us working together. Alas, I had to point out that he works with a class of instruments that I've never touched, he lived 40 years before we even met, and he has a completely unique view of how electronics is used on-stage. So he ended up saying "OK"! Since we've known each other for a long time, the conversation is relaxed, filled with laughter - but also filled with interesting new information. We discuss the role of electronics on stage, how computers change the performance game, and how you approach practice when you are working with massively augmented instrumentation. Super fascinating, and something I'm hoping you'll enjoy. Andrew has put up some audio of his work. Check it out at this link. And enjoy!

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Un podcast que llega tarde pero contento

El podcast de podcast. Puros temas paikes.

Plenty of people have hypothesized about being able to bring back an extinct animal, but (so far as the MonsterTalk team knows) the only person who has successfully brought an extinct animal’s gene back to be able to express itself in a living organism is Dr. Andrew Pask and his team of genetics experts. Tasmania’s marsupial tiger, the Thylacine, appears to be extinct. But today MonsterTalk interviews Dr. Pask about his experiments, the best chances of resurrecting dead species, and what makes the Thylacine so interesting to evolutionary science. READ full episode notes