Podcast appearances and mentions of pat clarke

The Marlins aren't good and the Rays, even when good, don't sell tickets. Would this challenge pose an issue for the possibility of Orlando getting a baseball team? Pat Clarke shares his thoughts.

In this episode of the Modern Web Podcast, hosts Rob Ocel and Danny Thompson sit down with Pat Clarke, Director of Engineering at Lumen Learning, to explore the evolving state of web development. They discuss everything from the monotony of today's web design and the rise of cookie-cutter sites to the resurgence of personal websites and the need for creativity in web experiences. Pat shares insights on balancing innovation with business goals, the complexities of front-end development, and why full-stack developers may not always be the solution. Key topics include: - Why the web feels “gray and boring” today - The balance between data-driven design and user experience - The importance of front-end specialization in modern development - How to train developers to be well-rounded while embracing their strengths - Finding the right resources to skill up in a fast-moving industry Follow Pat Clarke on Social Media Twitter: https://x.com/LeftShotDev Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pat-clarke-dev/ Lumen Learning: https://lumenlearning.com/ Sponsored by This Dot: thisdot.co

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Pat Clarke tells Marc some things to do while in Ames, Iowa for the UCF/Iowa State game. Marc then takes a trip down memory lane to the 1994-95 NBA season and they discuss the Magic team that made the NBA Finals.

If you've ever had a question about wedding ceremonies in Ireland, this is for you! Join us for part 2 of 3, where guest experts are answering your most common wedding ceremony questions. This week's theme is all about wedding ceremony content!  THANK YOU to this week's guest experts: Soulful Ceremonies, Catherine O Connor, Pat Clarke-Browne, Celebrancy by Rebecca, and Celebrant Lisa

It's the 2024 Arnold Palmer Invitational, and we check in with former WESH anchor Pat Clarke.

Pat Clarke, Oak Park Neighborhood Association President | 6-28-23See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In honor of President's Day, this episode is on James Buchanan – our 15th President of the United States and up until recently the only president from Pennsylvania. The first part of the podcast will focus Buchanan's Birthplace State Park. I speak with DCNR's Beth Garner to learn about what to do, what to see and how best to experience the park.The second part of the podcast will focus solely on the man long-dubbed “the worst president in history.” We'll hear from Pat Clarke, director of President James Buchanan's Wheatland. He tells us about his life as a legislator, diplomat, president and gentleman farmer. Be sure to visit my website to get to notified about upcoming episodes. Also, follow us on Instagram and on Facebook for more information about what is coming up next. You can support the podcast by buying merch or donating on our website.Hosting, production and editing: Christian AlexandersenMusic: Jon SauerGraphics: Uncle Traveling Matt's Random Expedition

I'm Pat Clarke. I am an author and a filmmaker. I started my career as production manager of feature films and documentaries. I‘ve now published 5 books including a three completed episodes of a Fantasy/Thriller of Legends and Folklore. It is called Secrets of the Lost Jaguar series. The other two books are thrilling stories of human interest filled with action, adventure, and mystery. I believe that avid readers who like multiple genres will find my 5 book collection, compelling studies of the human spirit in material bodies and would want it to be part of their tantalizing bookshelf collection. Author of Action, Adventure, Mystery Thrillers https://www.patclarkebooks.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mdntv/message

Friday – We discuss tinnitus and ear cleaning. Pat Clarke is in studio with Goop Dogs. EDC is this weekend and we feel too old to go. PTK with Amy Drew Thompson on Thanksgiving sandwiches. Nicole Dupre on Maitland Art Festival, a Tiffany exhibit, and Caberet the musical in Sanford. Rauce Thoughts on wearing women's clothing. Plus, WOKE News, Embers Only, Pick the Porn & Last Call.

Former Orlando sportscaster Pat Clarke stops by the studio with treats as he discusses his latest endeavor, Goop Dogs & Caramel Corn.

Connor Murphy told us how it all came back as he watched the medics work to save Christian Eriksen's life while Advanced Paramedic Pat Smyth took us through the rudimentary of CPR and using a defibrillator. Twenty nine and all his ducks now lined up yet Conor Sheehan still can't secure his own home - a familiar story but so unfair. Pat Commins has co-authored a new book on emigration to Michigan from Ireland in the 19th Century. Pat Clarke encouraged support for Pound the Pavements and Gerry introduced his Artists of the Week....Take That! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This weeks guests are Pat Clarke from Teagasc who discusses the Teagasc Autumn Programme giving details of how farmers can interact with their advisor over the coming months. And we hear about the story of Rathlir Farm on the outskirts of Kilrush its a story of personal tragedy followed by business success.

Pat Clarke joins the Beat of Sports to remember legendary college football coach Hayden Fry and what he meant to the sport and the state of Iowa.

This week Pat Clarke joins Mike in studio and the unpopular opinions fly. First up, Skype sucks because the service was down so we have to push off our Sean Leahy interview til next week. But fear not, Mike and Pat delve into everything Canes related including Haula's knee, Williams return, and whats the deal with our extra d-men. Stick around for our chat about Hockey Fights Cancer this Saturday, and we hope to see yall at the game. Have a great day, and hug someone you love.

While sportscaster Pat Clarke was not able to say goodbye to his viewers after being replaced at WESH, Bianchi read Pat's farewell article from the Orlando Sentinel.

Weather has a massive impact on day-to-day life in Ireland. However, what drives the weather and climate we experience in this country? In this episode, we will be answering the question ‘What Causes Ireland's Weather?' with Met Éireann meteorologist and forecaster Pat Clarke.

This week, we have a full remote studio of Mike, Derek, Pat Clarke, and Mr. Workrate. The boys discuss everything that transpired in Vancouver, the early moves by GM Voltron, and where we expect the Canes to go on July 1. Stick around for the disrespect of Canada story, and don't miss Tom's Ceasar review.

Preparation is key to minimising workload and stress that dairy farmers often experience on farms during the spring period and labour researcher Marion Beecher from Teagasc Moorepark highlights some of the ways that labour demand can be reduced. Six-week calving rate is increase steadily on dairy farming meaning there are more cows calving in a shorter period of time putting a greater demand on resources such as facilities and labour. Practices during the calving season such as once-a-day milking for the month of February, night time feeding, getting cows out to grass, once-a-day feeding of calves from 3 weeks and contracting out tractor work are all practices that will reduce the demand on labour across the spring. A pre-calving checklist created by Mark Cassidy and Teagasc gives guidelines for a number of jobs to be completed in the months of December and January when the farm is quiet and there is free time. The checklist includes tasks to be completed in the calving area, calf shed, milking parlour, grazing, animal health and office work. Simply servicing the milking machine, calving and calf pens are ready, ensuring the calving kit is in place and animal health products are on farm for the start of calving will mean dairy farmers can focus on the care of cows and calves for the calving season. From more information: https://www.teagasc.ie/media/website/publications/2015/Be-Prepared-for-Calving_06022015.pdf https://www.teagasc.ie/media/website/publications/2018/IGA-paper-2018_Pat-Clarke.pdf

11-21-18 - The Phinal Philips Phile – A Tribute to Jim Philips. We hear from many members of the show from the past until today including Moira, Miss B, Pinkman, Fritz, Drew Garabo, Jana Banana, Wanzie, Doug, Bill Keevan, Stacy, Scott Maxwell, Pat Clarke, Mike Bianchi, Shot Dr., Marc Daniels, Angel, Carlos Russ, Jimmy, Shawn, Sabrina C-Lane, Linda Byrd, Chris Kampmeier, Chris Mad-Dog Russo, Brad, Steve Kramer, Katherine Brown, Joseph Martens, Daniel Dennis, Brian Walton, Dan Stone, Savannah, Eddie the Shaman, Jack, Big Daddy and we will also hear from the man who founded this program, was the patriarch of this radio station, and the voice of central Florida for more than 30 years, Jim Philips.

Thursday 11-15-18 - After about 20 years of calling the Philips Phile each week, Jim Philips and Pat Clarke talk sports one last time on the Philips Phile.

Pat Clarke started Cape Clasp in 2013 while working a day job in banking. Now, just 5 years later, he is working on Cape Clasp full-time and has gone from selling just one bracelet to producing a number of different product lines, all with the mission to #makewaves for marine life causes (last year they donated over $10,000!). In this episode Pat shares the story behind Cape Clasp’s growth and makes a special announcement about a *brand new* product line that is coming out this fall. Learn more at CapeClasp.com. This episode is sponsored by Rogers & Gray Insurance. Built on Cape Cod is brought to you by LoveLiveLocal + Starr Struck.

Thursday August 2, 2018: We pick out foods for Pat Clarke to eat at the Iowa State fair, Closest to the pin is a heater, we play so ya wanna winna, and Eddie aligns our chakras.

Thursday July 26, 2018: We talk about necco wafers, heat waves, and frying pans. Pat Clarke calls in to talk about Perkins. We talk to Dirty Jim about the I4 eye sore. We play So Ya Wanna Winna and Eddie the shaman aligns our chakras to close the show.

Thursday July 19, 2018: We talk about instant pots. Jim is sure there are Russian spies working at real radio. Pat Clarke calls in to talk sports. We hear from Cape of Fear George and he wants to join the cartel. Closest to the pin is damn good. Dirty Jim calls in to talk sleeping habits. We play So Ya Wanna Winna and Eddie the Shaman aligns our chakras.

7/12/18 – Pat Clarke talks sports, Jim plays a bird in Closest to the Pin, Jim Colbert and JP talk about strange dreams, Fritz is in for Pinkman, we play SYWW and Eddie the Shaman preps us for another Friday the 13th

Thursday June 28, 2018: We talk about Jumanji, ice cream, ceviche, among other things. We cover the shooting in Annapolis. Pat Clarke calls in to talk about his trip to California. Closest to the pin is Glen Close. Dirty Jim calls in to talk about his show. We play So Ya Wanna Winna and Eddie the shaman aligns our chakras.

Thursday 7, 2018: We talk about whether you would do Rudy Juliani or Harvey Weinstein. John Morgan is trying to take on Rick Scott on live TV. We talk to Pat Clarke about sports. The topic of movie remakes comes up. Dirty Jim calls in to talk about his son getting into the Navy and we close the show with So Ya Wanna Winna. Eddie the Shaman ditches us.

05/24/18 – WESH Sports Anchor Pat Clarke discusses the NFL National Anthem policy, playoff hockey, and the Orlando Magic's head coach search. Can college coaches find success in the NBA? Plus, NASCAR changes and the Indy 500.

Thursday May 17, 2018: Pat Clarke calls us from a submarine

Thursday May 10, 2018: We find out who among us are the best and worst at certain things. We talk to Pat Clarke about sports. Closest to the pin is very close today. We give out some prizes for So Ya Wanna Winna and we close the show with Eddie the Shaman aligning our chakras.

05/03/18 - Pat talks about life on an Iowa farm and his first job in radio, the latest on his newly discovered half-sister and where to eat in Iowa. As for sports, UCF Grad Shaquem Griffin drafted by Seattle Seahawks, the Kentucky Derby, Orlando City going for their 6th straight win, the Orlando Magic head coach search.

Thursday April 26, 2018: Pinkman continues his closest to the pin streak. We talk to Pat Clarke. Jim plans a trip to Davenport, Iowa. Does Jim win in Closest to the pin? We talk to Dirty Jim (or try to at least) about David Blaine and magic. We close the show with some kickass music and So Ya Wanna Winna.

Thursday April 19, 2018: We talk to coach of Orlando City, Jason Kreis about the team and how well they've been doing. Pat Clarke calls in to talk all sorts of sports. Jim might have lost closest to the pin but I wasn't paying attention. We talk about being nude in front of windows. We play so ya wanna winna and Eddie the Shaman aligns our chakras.

EP.13 with KC Legend Pat Clarke breaking down his passion for Kansas City as a Developer, Activist and his future Aspiration being elected to the 3rd District City Council. Pat talks about His Hoops@Night Initiative and Pat Clarke Park in Kansas City, Missouri. E-Staff brings the History of Boulevards and discusses the proposed name change of Kansas City Boulevard Paseo to “Dr. Martin Luther King Boulevard.” Cigar Selection: Gurkha Governor

04/05/18 - Pinkman must have been overwhelmed covering for Jack for the last hour of the show that he forgot to post the podcast. On the show, the crew celebrates Jack's upcoming birthday, Jim does a 180 and is now rooting for Tiger to win the Masters, as he discusses with Pat Clarke & Jim Colbert. Eddie the Shaman does his thing and Fritz lends a hand. Now, it is time to smack Pinkman, excuse me.

Thursday March 29, 2018: It's the last day sans Mo so Pinkman and Fritz deliver the news. Jack has an audio phile. Pat Clarke calls in and talks about something very different from his normal sports talk. Did Jim win CTTP or lose? Dirty Jim calls in to talk tomato sauce, rodeos, and cults. We close the show with so ya wanna winna.

03/29/18 - WESH Sports anchor Pat Clarke talks about finding a sister he never knew he had on Facebook.

Thursday March 22, 2018: We have Tom Sermanni and Alex Morgan from the Orlando Pride on to play closest to the pin and talk soccer. We talk to Pat Clarke about Tiger Woods comeback. Jim might have won in CTTP but he might have lost. Dirty Jim calls to talk about his debaucherous cruise. We play SYWW and talk to Boomerang Bob about his new podcast. Eddie closes the show by aligning our chakras.

Thursday March 16, 2018: We're trying to figure out which presidents slept in the same bed as their wives. Brad, co-producer for all gaming, joined us in the studio for the first hour of the show. We talk to Pat Clarke about Bay Hill and then he had to hang up to be on TV. Jim plays a caller in CTTP. Jack wonders who to share his lottery winnings with. We play SYWW and close the show with Eddie the Shaman.

03/08/18 - Pat and Jim discuss Sports, and we are left wondering what did Tiger Woods ever do to Jim Philips?

Thursday March 8, 2018: We try to figure out what to buy from Russel Crowe's auction. It's a close race between Muhammad Ali's life mask and a dinosaur from the cretaceous period. We talk to Pat Clarke about Tiger Woods and other sports stuff. Jim plays a caller in CTTP. Dirty Jim calls in to talk about his show. We play SYWW and Eddie aligns our chakras.

Thursday February 22, 2018: Jim is back today and we talk about missing chicken. We talk with Pat Clarke about sports. Jim plays a caller in CTTP. Dirty Jim calls in to talk about space ships. We play SYWW and Eddie the shaman aligns our chakras.

Thursday February 15, 2018: We talk to Pat Clarke. Jim plays a caller in CTTP. We talk to Dirty Jim about his show. We play SYWW and Eddie the shaman aligns our chakras.

02/15/18 - WESH Sports anchor Pat Clarke & Jim Philips discuss Olympic snowboarding, Orlando Magic despair, traveling to the Daytona 500 and how to use the Instant Pot.

Thursday February 8, 2018: We talk about Quincy Jones and Elon Musk. Pat Clarke calls in to talk sports. Jim plays a caller in CTTP. Dirty Jim calls in to talk about why he's a baby. We play SYWW and Eddie closes the show with information about our power animals.

Thursday February 1, 2018: Jim is out today so Jack takes over as host. We still have an audio phile. Pat Clarke calls in to talk about the Super Bowl. Mo plays a caller in CTTP. Dirty Jim calls in to talk about braised meats and we close the show with SYWW.

Thursday January 25, 2018: We talk to Pat Clarke about sports. The XFL is coming back. Jim plays CTTP against a caller. Dirty Jim calls in to talk about braised meats or something. We play SYWW. Eddie the Shaman finds our power animals.

On this week's show, we focus on labour and grassland management. Pat Clarke from Teagasc Athenry has tips on how to reduce the heavy spring workload. He also outlines a labour survey that includes over 1,000 dairy farms (75 discussion groups), explaining the differences in work practices between the average and top 5% farmers included in the study. Kieran Kelleher from Curtin's Research Farm, Teagasc Moorepark, explains what preparation is being put in place for the upcoming calving season. At Curtin's Farm, 150 cows will calf this spring, with 130 cows (86%) of the herd calving in the first 6 weeks of the calving season. And John Maher, Campaign Manager of Grass 10, explains the initiative and sets out practical steps that famers can take to reach the Grass 10 objectives of 10 tonne grass DM per ha/year utilised and 10 grazings per paddocks/year. For more: teagasc.ie

Thursday January 4, 2018: It's a Friday Thursday as we adjust to Jim's new schedule. Pat Clarke calls in to talk UCF and the peach bowl. We talk to dirty Jim about his new show. Eddie the shaman comes in to be a lifeline and align our chakras. Boy, what an adjustment.

While the matinee in Toronto had us questioning our choice in hockey teams (and many other life choices), the boys restored our faith in Nashville. We talk about 5 game segments, and the team is 4-1-0 in their last 5, which is pretty darn spiffy. In studio this week to help break down the team and their issues in Toronto is our very own Pat Clarke who dives into our offensive issues and why Noah Hanifin is the Canes All Star. Mike rants on Justin Faulk in hopes of turning his season around. Finally, Derek drinks another great brew from FullSteam courtesy of our BottleMixx beer review. Thanks as listening, and we look forward to seeing everyone at the arena on 12/23 for #CanesSocial night.

Friday December 15, 2017: Jack is hosting. Mo delivers the news expertly before the surf report and a bonus round of CTTP. Jack gives us an Audio Phile before Pat Clarke calls in to talk sports. We talk to C-Lane on the phone about the Just OK Holiday Party. Doc plays a regular round of CTTP. We do an in memoriam segment and finish up the show with So Ya Wanna Winna.

Friday December 1, 2017: Pat calls in to talk Jimbo Fisher, UCF Football, Scott Frost, Dan Mullen, and the Orlando Magic.

Friday December 1, 2017: We talk about, Michael Flynn, reward money, bruno mars, and pies. Pat Clarke calls in to talk sports. CTTP teaches us the value of a dollar. We talk bouncing betties and play So Ya Wanna Winna. Eddie the Shaman aligns our chakras.

Friday November 17, 2017: We have a Friday ham report and talk about things that used to be okay to say that are inappropriate now. Pat Clarke calls in to talk sports. Closest to the pin goes to space. Speaking of space, Eddie the Shaman joins us. Finally, we discuss salacious rumors about a former radio host.

11/17/17 – WESH sports anchor Pat Clarke talks UCF football, Scott Frost's future, Chip Kelly possibly at UF, the UF/FSU game, the beef between Roger Goodell & Jerry Jones, the Miami Huricanes and how soon is too soon to put up a Christmas tree?

Sarah discusses Gene Editing technology and its moral and ethical implications with David Mc Connell, Gerard Casey, Pat Clarke and John Waterstone

This is a special series of podcast brought to you with the support of Sky A-PAC and Macquarie University. Macquarie University's Centre for Media History is proud to announce a special symposium to mark the 50th anniversary of The Australian held on the 7th and 8th of July, 2014. Session four titled "The Media" aims to answers some important questions. Pat Clarke with his paper 'The Australian in Canberra' and Andrew Dodd & Matthew Ricketon's 'The Australian's Media Supplement: A Lapdog, A Watchdog, An Attackdog or all the above?' among other things discuss whether The Australian has reported fairly on its competitors or abused its power. Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the contributors and do not necessarily reflect the views or opinions of The Walkley Foundation

C3TB's Laurie Hill guest hosts today's show to discuss prayer in the workplace with guests Donna Clute of New Life Solutions and Dr Pat Clarke.  Learn how and why to pray in your place of business, why you should pray without ceasing, and three questions we all should be asking ourselves every workday morning to … Continue reading Laurie Hill and the Business of Prayer The post Laurie Hill and the Business of Prayer appeared first on iWork4Him Podcast.