Podcast appearances and mentions of pat shanahan

Pat Shanahan, executive director of the Wild Alaska Sole Association, says the light, mild-flavored fish with a flaky texture is the complete package of what consumers are looking for in a protein option today. "It has that protein that doesn't weigh you down, but it offers really superior sustainability and nutrition characteristics," Shanahan says. "It's a wild-capture fish, but it's very abundant. It's the second largest federally managed fishery in Alaska and averages around 200,000 metric tons per year, which is a very large fishery."She says wild Alaska sole is independently certified sustainable.On the nutrition side, wild Alaska sole is an excellent source of lean protein, offering high levels of omega-3 fatty acids for a low fat fish, Shanahan says. "It's quite unusual to find the levels in mild, low-calorie, low-fat fish, like wild Alaska sole. So we're really excited to share that kind of information, too, for those consumers and buyers that are looking for really healthy options or superior kinds of health benefits."

Noticias Económicas y Financieras En un gran impulso a la comunidad de criptomonedas, el expresidente Donald Trump hizo una aparición en la Conferencia Bitcoin 2024 en Nashville durante el fin de semana. Cabe señalar que es temporada electoral, cuando los contendientes refuerzan el apoyo necesario de sectores de la población, pero Trump también describió su nuevo amor desde un punto de vista estratégico y geopolítico. "Si no lo adoptamos [la tecnología criptográfica y bitcoin], China y otros lo harán. Mi visión es la de una América que domine el futuro". Al modificar el perfil de vencimiento de su emisión de deuda, el Departamento del Tesoro está dirigiendo las condiciones financieras y, por extensión, la economía en general. Esto puede invadir el papel fundamental que desempeña la Reserva Federal, según un nuevo estudio de Hudson Bay Capital, debido a que las emisiones descomunales de letras del Tesoro interfieren en la capacidad del banco central para contener la inflación. La novedosa herramienta -denominada "emisión activista de bonos del Tesoro"- ha sido un "impulsor importante del mercado durante el año pasado" y también se espera que "siga desempeñando un papel significativo en el año que viene". Según se informa, el exdirector de Rockwell Collins, Kelly Ortberg, está siendo considerado para el puesto de director ejecutivo de Boeing $BA para suceder a Dave Calhoun. Este último dejará el cargo a finales de año en medio de desafíos operativos y preocupaciones de seguridad. Ortberg, un veterano de la industria aeroespacial, se desempeñó como asesor del director ejecutivo de RTX y dirigió Rockwell Collins y sus entidades sucesoras durante unos ocho años mientras atravesaba fusiones y reestructuraciones. Otros candidatos potenciales para el puesto principal en Boeing incluyen a los insiders Stephanie Pope y Steve Mollenkopf, así como al director ejecutivo de Spirit AeroSystems $SPR, Pat Shanahan. Venezuela se prepara para más agitación política, ya que tanto el partido gobernante como la oposición se adjudicaron la victoria en las últimas elecciones presidenciales. Las elecciones se producen en medio de una crisis económica paralizante y sanciones que han obligado a millones de personas a abandonar el país en los últimos años. "Tenemos serias preocupaciones de que el resultado anunciado no refleje la voluntad ni los votos del pueblo venezolano", dijo el secretario de Estado de Estados Unidos, Antony Blinken, en un comunicado. "Es fundamental que los funcionarios electorales compartan de inmediato la información con la oposición y los observadores electorales sin demora y que las autoridades electorales publiquen un recuento detallado de los votos".

SeafoodNews Podcast co-hosts Amanda Buckle and Lorin Castiglione welcome seafood marketing expert Pat Shanahan to the show this week. Shanahan joins the latest episode to talk about the formation of a new non-profit marketing organization, the Wild Alaska Sole Association (WASA), of which she has been hired to serve as Executive Director. Listen as Shanahan talks about why the association formed and its goals for the Alaska flatfish fishery. Photo Credit: Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute

00:00 Introduction and Guest Presentation00:45 Guest's Career Journey: From Teaching to Consultancy04:00 Transition to Independent Consultancy04:57 First Independent Consultancy Gig and University Experiences08:32 Understanding Procrastination: Personal Experiences09:39 Effective Strategies to Overcome Procrastination16:59 The Importance of Asking for Help and Advice23:42 The Role of Mentors and Accountability Partners31:26 Learning from Personal Experiences and Growth36:41 Understanding Procrastination and Its Impact36:59 The Difference Between Laziness and Procrastination37:40 The Role of Self-Compassion in Overcoming Procrastination38:07 The Impact of Procrastination on Academic Performance38:59 The Importance of Early Start and Regular Reminders39:20 The Role of Guidelines and Perfection in Procrastination41:31 The Importance of Resilience and Learning from Failures42:54 The Role of Attitude and Persistence in Overcoming Procrastination43:36 The Importance of Setting Fewer Goals and Giving More Time01:05:13 The Power of Temptation Bundling in Overcoming Procrastination01:06:43 The Importance of Seeking Help and Collaborating with Others01:07:52 The Importance of Time Management and Avoiding Distractions01:08:05 Setting Personal Goals and Targets01:08:24 The Role of Habits and Routines in Overcoming ProcrastinationPat SanaghanLinkedIn:linkedin.com/in/pat-sanaghan-7075071Website:https://thesanaghangroup.com/Books:https://www.amazon.com/stores/Patrick-Sanaghan/author/B001ILHIR8?ref=ap_rdr&store_ref=ap_rdr&isDramIntegrated=true&shoppingPortalEnabled=trueDay In Day Out social media links:Podcast:https://podcast.app/day-in-day-out-p832991Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/muui23LinkedIn page:https://www.linkedin.com/company/day-in-day-out-podcast/?viewAsMember=trueYouTube:https://bit.ly/2UVszCm

In this episode, Pat Shanahan speaks with Maggie Perquin.  Maggie retired early from teaching to become the carer for her wife Ruth who have been together for 27 years, married for 15 of those and between them they have 15 grandchildren.  Ruth, also a retired teacher, had been struggling with cognitive issues for about 8 years when she was finally diagnosed with vascular dementia in 2018.  Following the diagnosis, Ruth and Maggie connected with the Alzheimer Society Southwestern Partners.  While they were well received as a same-sex couple, they realized they were the only out participants in their group. Maggie approached the Alzheimer Society to consider starting a group to support 2SLGBTQ clients and caregivers.  The first two sessions of the group had carers of 16 Alzheimer clients.  Maggie has invited any listeners who might be interested in contacting her by email at l nanastable675@gmail.com Resources: Ruth and Maggie share their story in this video. https://on.alz.to/site/SPageNavigator/ASLM/2021/Cabin_Fever/ASLM_Cabin_Fever_2021.html;jsessionid=00000000.app20058b?NONCE_TOKEN=F25504F441FB0A8DA0A27C9905683678 Dementia as an Animal https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ynAXxAO4pws Alzheimer Society Southwest  Partners https://alzswp.ca/ Ontario Alzheimer Society https://alzheimer.ca/on/en National Institute on Aging /Egale Canada https://2slgbtqi-aging.ca/tag/dementia/

In this episode, Pat Shanahan speaks with Barbara Machalik and Mary Connell. Barbara is the Executive Director of Academics, Community Relations and Programming at the Long Term Care homes operated by the Rekai Centres at Wellesley Central Place and Sherbourne Place in downtown Toronto. Barbara tells us about the planning and launch of the Rainbow Wing at their Wellesley location in 2022. The Wing is a pod of 25 resident rooms for members of the 2SLGBTQ communities but contains common space available to all the residents of the facility who are allies or are also members of the 2SLGBTQ communities. Mary is a consulting nurse who specializes in the area of emotion-based care and client centred care especially for those experiencing dementia. The Rekai Centres have been working with Mary to train staff and assist the staff developing care approaches that respond to the individual residents, their lives and familiar activities to reduce anxiety.  Mary shares examples and stories of how emotion-based care is being used to care for members of the 2SLGBTQ communities who are experiencing dementia.   The following resources can be read/viewed found through links  www.rekaicentres.com Many LGBTQ seniors entering long-term care hide their identities. The ‘Rainbow Wing' aims to change that | The Star Long-term care home unveils 'Rainbow Wing' for LGBTQ2 residents in Toronto | CBC News Is this the future of queer elder care? | Xtra Magazine Other Cities Have Housing for Queer Seniors. Why Not Vancouver? | The Tyee Rainbows to welcome everyone at Rekai Centre Toronto - YouTube  

In episode 002, “Data Demystified: Analytics and Governance in the Spotlight,” of The IIA's All Things Internal Audit podcast, viewers will learn how to find fascinating facts in the data. This timely episode features tips on how to implement data analytics in a small audit shop; examines reasons why we all need to increase recognition of climate change; and explores why it's essential to evolve beyond data compliance to solid data governance. Join a diverse group of IT thought leaders, including a Certified Internal Auditor (CIA), a Certified Public Accountant (CPA), KPMG analysts, and insurance experts. Additional member-only content is available on The IIA website. Watch or listen and subscribe. This is the non-member version of the video podcast. IIA Members GET BONUS Content Including: Getting Started With Data Analytics • Adam Russell, Senior IT Auditor, CIA, shares guidelines for incorporating data analytics in the planning and reporting phase of audit engagements. Data Compliance and Beyond • Clarissa Lucas, CIA, IT Audit Director, and Pat Shanahan, Associate Vice President, IT Audit, provide strategies for internal auditors to drive home the value of independent assurance over data governance with stakeholders. Visit: www.theiia.org for more information

In this episode, Pat Shanahan speaks with Maggie Perquin.  Maggie retired early from teaching to become the carer for her wife Ruth who have been together for 27 years, married for 15 of those and between them they have 15 grandchildren.  Ruth, also a retired teacher, had been struggling with cognitive issues for about 8 years when she was finally diagnosed with vascular dementia in 2018.  Following the diagnosis, Ruth and Maggie connected with the Alzheimer Society Southwestern Partners.  While they were well received as a same-sex couple, they realized they were the only out participants in their group. Maggie approached the Alzheimer Society to consider starting a group to support 2SLGBTQ clients and caregivers.  The first two sessions of the group had carers of 16 Alzheimer clients.  Maggie has invited any listeners who might be interested in contacting her by email at l nanastable675@gmail.com Resources: Ruth and Maggie share their story in this video. https://on.alz.to/site/SPageNavigator/ASLM/2021/Cabin_Fever/ASLM_Cabin_Fever_2021.html;jsessionid=00000000.app20058b?NONCE_TOKEN=F25504F441FB0A8DA0A27C9905683678 Dementia as an Animal https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ynAXxAO4pws Alzheimer Society Southwest  Partners https://alzswp.ca/ Ontario Alzheimer Society https://alzheimer.ca/on/en National Institute on Aging /Egale Canada https://2slgbtqi-aging.ca/tag/dementia/

Hoy mismo hubiera cumplido 81 años Eric Hilliard Nelson, el nombre completo de Rick Nelson, nacido en 1940 en Teaneck, New Jersey. Fue estrella de la radio y la televisión junto a sus padres, se convirtió en un ídolo de quinceañeras con un enorme éxito discográfico, aunque sus inclinaciones musicales derivaban al rock’n’roll más encendido hasta que se inclinó por el country rock formando la Stone Canyon Band, a la que se unió Randy Meisner tras abandonar Poco y donde encontramos a Allen Kemp y Pat Shanahan ‑antiguos compañeros de Meisner en The Poor‑ y Tom Brumley, de los Buckaroos de Buck Owens. Y con todos ellos colaboró James Burton, Clarence White y Glen Campbell. En la primera parte de nuestro programa de hoy le hemos recordado al frente de aquella banda indispensable y, por otro lado, hemos escuchado algunas de sus canciones más populares en las voces de John Fogerty junto a Don Henley y Timothy B. Schmit, New Riders of the Purple Sage, Don Williams e incluso Emmylou Harris. En nuestro TOMA UNO de hoy también nos hemos fijado en novedades como el debut de Lindsay Ellyn, redactora publicitaria inclinada a contar historias personales. Insistimos con Shannon McNally que nos has dejado un álbum tan inesperado como The Waylon Sessions, matizando el espíritu de algunas de las canciones más conocidas del mítico músico tejano. Y ya que ella es una excelente letrista que a menudo recuerda a Lucinda Williams, hemos querido compartir la noticia de que la artista de Louisiana sufrió un derrame cerebral a finales del pasado año del que, por suerte, se va recuperando muy positivamente. Ahora coincide con la publicación del álbum que recoge el primero de los seis conciertos temáticos emitidos en video HD. Se trata de Runnin’ Down A Dream: A Tribute To Tom Petty, justo cuando se completa la reedición de Wildflowers del fallecido músico de Florida con la publicación de Finding Wildflowers (Alternate Versions). Los Lobos se han apuntado a la norma no escrita de utilizar la pandemia para revisar canciones de otros y esta vez han querido escribir una carta de amor a la ciudad de Los Angeles con Native Sons, en que que han realizado una selección convincente en el fondo, pero no tanto en las formas. Con menos ínfulas, Randy Rogers Band y La Maquinaria Norteña han colaborado juntos en un divertimento, con baile incluido, que marida las tonalidades mexicano-americanas recordando la leyenda del chupacabras. Para despedirnos por hoy hemos dejado que los Pink Stones evidencien su cariño por los sonidos del country rock con ecos de Gram Parsons que se extendieron en el tiempo con bandas como Green on Red y Dream Syndicate.  Escuchar audio

Pat Shanahan (Born Free), is my guest for this episode, discussing the Queens of the Stone Age album 'Songs for the Deaf'. Great to chat to someone as enthusiastic about this album as I am, one of the all-time greats! Loved chatting about it, tune in! Please consider donating to the following funds seeking justice for First Nations People: https://au.gofundme.com/f/d9qkb6-justice-for-david https://au.gofundme.com/f/justice-for-yuendumu-inquiry-on-police-shooting https://www.gofundme.com/f/wirraway-vals-specialist-unit

Sarah Huckabee Sanders is out as the White House Press Sceretary, what kind of legacy did she leave behind? What will she do after the White House? And with Pat Shanahan stepping down, where does the leave the US? How will that affect communications with Iran? We discuss all that and more this week on Backroom Politics!

Pat Shanahan is leaving his post at the White House, after details of a messy home situation have become public. More and more details are coming out about Iran and the strike they made on the oil tankers in the Gulf of Oman. Are we on the brink of War? To takes your calls.

On this Roundtable episode of the Defense & Aerospace Report Podcast, sponsored by Bell, a Textron company, our guests include Gordon Adams, PhD, American University professor emeritus and Stimson Center distinguished fellow, Byron Callan of the independent equity research firm Capital Alpa Partners, Bob Hale, former Pentagon comptroller (who now advises Booz Allen Hamilton — his thoughts are his own) and Chris Servello, founder of Provision Advisors (and team member of the Defense & Aerospace Report). Topics: — House Armed Services Committee markup of the Trump administration’s 2020 defense budget request  — Prospects for a bipartisan deal to life Budget Control Act spending caps — Tensions between White House and House Democrats — New attacks on tankers in Gulf of Oman — Rising tensions with Iran as Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe visits Tehran — Congressional concerns with Trump’s use of emergency powers to clear arms and technology transfer to Saudi Arabia — Report that Trump is wavering on Pat Shanahan as next US defense secretary

On this Roundtable episode of the Defense & Aerospace Report Podcast, sponsored by Bell, a Textron company, our guests include Byron Callan of the independent equity research firm Capital Alpa Partners, Sam LaGrone and Megan Eckstein of the U.S. Naval Institute News and Chris Cavas, one of the world’s leading naval warfare reporters. Topics: — Analysis of the Navy League’s Sea Air Space conference and trade show — Navy’s upcoming fleet architecture — Frigate update — Vice President Pence’s reversal of decision to retire USS Harry S Truman — Balance between new ship construction and digging through maintenance backlog for existing fleet — Abraham Lincoln Strike Group to Iran — President Trump’s nomination of Pat Shanahan as defense secretary

In this episode, Chris, Bryan, and Melanie take a broad look at the administration's FY2020 defense budget request. They discuss whether or not it is the "masterpiece" that Pat Shanahan promised, and agree (!) that the budget process is in need of serious reform. They ask whether it aligns with the National Defense Strategy, what Congress (especially the Democratic House with many domestic priorities) will think of it, and how it will be paid for in a time of ever-growing deficits. Finally, Chris takes the secretary of state to task, Melanie is irritated with what's going on in higher ed, and Bryan welcomes a friend home.   Links "Defense Budget Overview: United States Department of Defense Fiscal Years 2020 Budget Request" Marcus Weisgerber, "2020 Budget Request Reveals Slow Shift Toward Great Power War," Defense One, March 2019 John McCormack, "Why Did Ben Sasse Vote to Uphold the National Emergency?" National Review, March 2019 Claude Berube, United States Naval Acadamy "Overseas Contingency Operations Spending Would Be 2nd Largest Federal Agency," Taxpayers for Common Sense, March 2019 Fred Kaplan, "Trump's Record-Setting Military Budget is Bloated, illegal, and Doomed," Slate, March 2019 Daniel Larison, "Pompeo's Obnoxious Yemen Lies," American Conservative, March 2019 Daniel Larison, "The WSJ's Despicable Defense of the War on Yemen," American Conservative, March 2019 Bridget Bowman and Simone Pathé, "Meet the 12 GOP Senators Who Voted to Terminate Trump's National Emergency," Roll Call, March 2019 "Clear and Present Safety: The World Has Never Been Better and Why That Matters to Americans," CATO Institute, March 2019 "Two Roads to War: How (and Why) America and Britain Decided to Invade Iraq," CATO Institute, April 2019 Patrick Porter, Blunder: Britain's War in Iraq, (Oxford University Press, 2019) Michael Mazarr, Leap of Faith: Hubris, Negligence, and America's Greatest Foreign Policy Tragedy, (Public Affairs, 2019) Nicholas Kristof, "This 8-Year-Old Chess Champion Will Make You Smile,"New York Times, March 2019 Samuel Abrams, "When A Student Mob Came For My Job, My College Did Not Support Me," Spectator, March 2019 Steven Elbow, "UW Student Alleging Bias in Political Science Prof's Syllabus Now Expects Class to Be Objective," Cap Times, January 2019 Ben Leonard, "Admission Scandal Rocks Higher Education," Duke Chronical, March 2019   Music and Production by Tre Hester

Aviation Week editors discuss Acting Secretary of Defense Pat Shanahan’s career as Boeing’s Mr. Fix-It and whether he will stand up to President Trump

After the 787 delay announcement we (AirInsight and guest Jon Ostrower) listened into the conference call. Here is our take on this call - overall Boeing's handling of the call was better than the previous call is our view. We were particularly impressed with Pat Shanahan's detailed tracking of the pieces and parts for each of the next critical steps. This was a highlight of the call for us. Overall Boeing seems to be taking a much more deliberate approach now and is very aware of the A380 delay history. We think this call went better than expected.