Podcast appearances and mentions of Patrick Webb

Traceability continues to be a key priority for the National Pork Board. AgView, the industry's contact-tracing tool, has reached an all-time high of more than 1,200 producer-user adoptions, and nearly 1.5 million pig movements, since its launch in November 2020. The National Pork Board is continuing to explore advancements and opportunities while maintaining data security and integrations that make AgView so beneficial to producers.Joining our Ann Hess today to discuss AgView's value to U.S. pig farmers is Dr. Dusty Oedekoven, Chief Veterinarian and Dr. Patrick Webb, Assistant Chief Veterinarian, both with National Pork Board. This episode of Feedstuffs in Focus is sponsored by United Animal Health, a leader in animal health and nutrition. You can learn more about United Animal Health and how they are working to advance animal science worldwide by visiting the website at UnitedANH.com 

Patrick Webb from Crimson Ash joins Dawg and Gus to discuss their highly anticipated release " The Melting Sky" among other things. What other things you ask?? Well how about where the band name originated from , how long was the process for making this " concept album" , how important it is to be genuine in writing and performing..... and MANY more questions asked and answered!! So once again come join us and get to know Patrick better and learn more about this amazing project that he has been working on for some time now. And as always we encourage you to get out there and support your local venues and artists..... with that being said , if you are not busy on May 10th venture out to @whiprsnaprbrew and check out Crimson Ash as they perform a live acoutsic set and have a Q&A and meet and greet. Much love to all, Dawg and Gus

In today's episode we are joined by Patrick Webb, master plasterer, educator, a strong proponent of traditional architecture and a bit of a philosopher as well. Although Patrick's everyday work is that of a craftsman, this conversation dives deep into today's struggle to create beauty against the backdrop of a society that steadfastly chooses the machine over the human hand, money over long-term value and delusion over truth. Patrick writes great articles on his webpage http://realfinishes.blogspot.com/ ======== For more information on The Aesthetic City, find our website on https://theaestheticcity.com/ Love what we do? Become a patron! With your help we can grow this platform even further, make more content and hopefully achieve real, lasting impact for more beautiful cities worldwide. Visit our Patreon page here: https://www.patreon.com/the_aesthetic_city?fan_landing=true Subscribe to our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@the_aesthetic_city  Follow us on X: https://x.com/_Aesthetic_City Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the.aesthetic.city/ Substack: https://theaestheticcity.substack.com/ Get access to the Aesthetic City Knowledge Base: https://theaestheticcity.lemonsqueezy.com/checkout/buy/18809486-2532-4d91-90fd-f5c62775adec

Download Episode 848 – This episode welcomes Patrick Webb and George Martin of Melonhead Games to the show, so let’s get going!The show kicks off with Jacob Garner & Aki on hand to welcome the crew from Melonhead Games to the show to chat all about their game Rooftop Renegade! Patrick Webb handles production and game design while George Martin tackles the programming and both of them handle our questions and lack of talent like pros as we discuss the game’s history, various speedrun discussions, the soundtrack, and tons more! Plus a few news bits and reviews!0:00 - Intro/Melonhead Games46:16 - News54:17 - Wanted: Dead - Soleil, 110 Industries (Aki)1:03:33 - Dark Burial: Enhanced Edition - SharkGame, Desert Water Games (Jacob)1:07:00 - Afterglitch - Vladimir Kudelka, Hangonit Studio (Aki) 1:11:55 - Cyberheroes Arena DX - 9Ratones, RainForest Games, Ratalaika Games (Jacob) 1:18:57 - Go! Go! PogoGirl - Ohsat Games, Ratalaika Games (Jacob) The show ends with some Shovel Knight awesomeness from SaiyaSounds & GameGrooves off of the album Hail to the Knight- A Metalcore Tribute to Shovel Knight!1:25:53 - SaiyaSounds - Shovel Knight Main Theme (feat. Lucas Guimaraes and Nah Tony)https://melonheadgames.com.au/https://linktr.ee/melonheadgameshttps://discord.gg/E6M5kPShttps://wanteddeadgame.com/https://soleilgamestudios.com/https://www.110industries.com/https://desertwatergames.com/https://twitter.com/vladimirkudelkahttps://www.hangonit.com/http://www.9ratones.com/https://www.ratalaikagames.com/https://ohsat.com/https://twitter.com/SaiyaSoundshttps://gamegrooves.com/https://gamegrooves.bandcamp.com/album/hail-to-the-knight-a-metalcore-tribute-to-shovel-knighthttps://www.keymailer.co/https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-sml-podcast/id826998112https://open.spotify.com/show/6KQpzHeLsoyVy6Ln2ebNwKhttps://twitter.com/theSMLpodcast/https://www.facebook.com/theSMLpodcast/ALL REVIEWED GAMES HAVE BEEN PROVIDED FOR FREE FOR THE PURPOSE OF ANY COVERAGE ON THE SHOW#PS5 #Xbox #Switch #Keymailer

Our current issue, titled Know How: The Grammar of Making, features an article by Patrick Webb, titled Maker Mythologies Classical Origin Stories for the Crafts, which is a fascinating overview of the key role played by craft in the ancient understanding of the world as a divine creation. This is a taste of the rich offerings from his blog called Real Finishes, which I highly recommend. What intrigues me about Patrick is that he articulates this complex world knowledge not as a university professor in humanities, but as an exponent of his own craft, as a plasterer. Patrick offers a view of the world through the eyes (and hands) of a plasterer. For Patrick, plaster is part of the process by which humans were able to leave their caves and venture out into the world. Of course, the very word "ceiling" derives from the importance of plaster in rendering impermeable membranes for our shelter. Plaster is by nature a demanding substance. Beginning as a liquid, it quickly sets when exposed to air, which causes Patrick to believe that "the material is the master." When I ask Patrick whether craft could be considered a form of knowledge, he doesn't shy from its dimension as labour: "What I do requires a great bit of physical exertion. You build muscles, you sweat." Rather than drudgery, Patrick sees the physicality of plastering as good for both physical and mental health. Nonetheless, Patrick does advocate for a kind of knowledge that is revealed in the doing. When he reaches the limits of describing this in his writing, Patrick then turns to poetry to reflect this haptic understanding. Patrick offers a critique of Plato, particularly the way his academy required students to know geometry, yet would not admit artisans who he saw as a lower form of life. I was curious how Patrick gathers so much knowledge outside the modern academy of the university. For Patrick, the university is "a place of intellect and cognition" and therefore not a natural place for the "arts and crafts". Craft knowledge is embodied experience that is best taught through the apprenticeship system. I wonder if that is necessarily so, especially given Patrick's critique of Plato's academy for the exclusion of artisans. Finally, I brooch the issue of gender in Patrick's language, which frequently mentions "craftsman". Patrick says that he did ask some female students what they preferred to be called, and found "craftsman" the most popular. What I appreciate while listening to Patrick is his generosity of knowledge. He puts great effort into his various writings without the systemic rewards that are built into academic careers. It is a testament to knowledge as a currency that we can all share.

We are EXTREMIS-ly glad to see you again True Believers! It's time for the undeniably good and great: Iron Man 3! Join you Podcast 616 host, Damon, as he is joined by Danny Marshall and Patrick Webb as they examine all the good things about this 3rd Iron Man outing. Topics include: - Is Iron Man 3 the most feminist Marvel movie? 3 cis gendered males will discuss! - With so many villains, were any of them good? - Was that kid cute or annoying?   All that plus guest Patrick tells us how inaccurate the Tennessee portion of this movie is. Grab your favorite suit and giant bunny and dig into this ep!   Listen. Subscribe. Happy. Produced by: Michael Seijas

Ben and comedy writer/improviser Patrick Webb go through the life and career of puppeteer, actor, director, animator, writer, inventor, and creator of The Muppets, Jim Henson. Patrick performs and writes in Chicago. He's developed scripts with Viacom-CBS and won JFL Montreal's Eat My Shorts competition. You can see him every Friday in May and June at Logan Square Improv in Chicago.

African swine fever was detected off the coast of the U.S. a few months ago. During the Michigan Professional Pork Producers Symposium in Lansing, Dr. Patrick Webb of the National Pork Board talks about why farmers need to be extra vigilant in their biosecurity efforts if traveling in this full conversation. High pressure will sit over Michigan for much of the day, but snow is expected for the lower half of the state. Rick Hollister of The Andersons talks about these all-time highs in the grain markets and marketing strategies with these high prices.

African swine fever (ASF) has spread like a slow burn across the globe since the 2007 identification in the Republic of Georgia. It moved into the EU, and by 2018, surfaced in China then continued across Asia. In 2021, for the first time in 40 years, ASF was discovered in the Dominican Republic. “Put simply, the global status of ASF is that it's here and it's here to stay, unfortunately,” Patrick Webb, DVM, director of swine health with the National Pork Board (NPB), told Pig Health Today.

Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection's Ehrenfeld AML Pilot Reclamation and Recreation & Watershed Improvement Project was awarded the 2020 OSM Abandoned Mine Land Reclamation Award. The 2020 Abandoned Mine Land Reclamation Awards honor the most exemplary AML reclamation projects in the nation each year. In this presentation, Patrick Webb of PA DEP's Bureau of Abandoned Mine Reclamation Pennsylvania will present details of this project. Approximately 70 acres of coal refuse piles located along the "Johnstown Path of the Flood Trail," posed multiple environmental threats to the area. Frequent erosion clogged an unnamed tributary to the Little Conemaugh River, as a result, highly acidic water leached into and subsequently impaired local streams, burning areas of refuse piles and degrading air quality for the residents. To address these hazards, Pennsylvania's AML Program removed the refuse piles, eliminated the surface burning conditions and improved the Little Conemaugh watershed. The reclamation project has resulted in new opportunities for recreation and tourism with the addition of a community park and safer walking trails. To view this archive online or download the slides associated with this seminar, please visit http://www.clu-in.org/conf/tio/mining-ehrenfeld_120121/

Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection's Ehrenfeld AML Pilot Reclamation and Recreation & Watershed Improvement Project was awarded the 2020 OSM Abandoned Mine Land Reclamation Award. The 2020 Abandoned Mine Land Reclamation Awards honor the most exemplary AML reclamation projects in the nation each year. In this presentation, Patrick Webb of PA DEP's Bureau of Abandoned Mine Reclamation Pennsylvania will present details of this project. Approximately 70 acres of coal refuse piles located along the "Johnstown Path of the Flood Trail," posed multiple environmental threats to the area. Frequent erosion clogged an unnamed tributary to the Little Conemaugh River, as a result, highly acidic water leached into and subsequently impaired local streams, burning areas of refuse piles and degrading air quality for the residents. To address these hazards, Pennsylvania's AML Program removed the refuse piles, eliminated the surface burning conditions and improved the Little Conemaugh watershed. The reclamation project has resulted in new opportunities for recreation and tourism with the addition of a community park and safer walking trails. To view this archive online or download the slides associated with this seminar, please visit http://www.clu-in.org/conf/tio/mining-ehrenfeld_120121/

Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul breaks down the return of more heat. *Susan visits with Neil Simons of Operation Hay Lift. *Jayson has Husker football training camp audio in Sports. *Ellen provides the latest regional News. *Alex talks with Ted Perry with Purina shares nutrition tips for areas of drought. *Bob has the latest stock numbers in the Business Report. *Susan returns with Dr. Patrick Webb on AgView. *Clay wraps up Midday with John Payne. Listen to KRVN Midday, updated each day after 1:30 pm (CTS)!

In this episode, Jeff sits down with Statesboro PD K9 Handler Patrick Webb.  Patrick has been an officer with Statesboro PD for over a decade and was paired with his K9 partner Smokey in June of 2019.  In this short period of time, they have over 13 finds, partially owing to Smokey's love of pre-packaged Tuna.  

SwineCast 1096 Show Notes: From the 2020 American Association of Swine Veterinarians conference in Atlanta, Georgia, a series of conversations with experts on the American Board of Veterinary Practitioners, the Swine Disease Reporting System, and the Secure Pork Supply Plan. Dr. Tom Gillespie shares an update on the American Board of Veterinary Practitioners. Dr. Giovani Trevisan, Iowa State University, provides background on the the Swine Disease Reporting System.And Dr. Patrick Webb, National Pork Board, reminds us about being prepared and taking advantage of the Secure Pork Supply Plan.

This weeks episode is intrinsic with a zest of action as we dive deeper into the world of Righteous Amenities. Matt and Ray show off their musical and structural talents by opening the jazz band of the century. We also explore the mind of Patrick Webb, a puppy owner enthusiast and a great guy. Not only do we discover Pat's righteous vision, we also discover a new word, SANDITÓ. This is derived from the greek word Sand-Wich or better known as the small Cape Town with the population of 4 in the winter. Lets Have Fun

Patrick Webb (insta: @thepwebb) rejoins the podcast to discuss UFOs and how bad humans are on the Kardishev Scale.  He tells us a great story about landing a WeatherTech commercial and J and he regale their times at Riot Fest, which was great but still sucks. Trivia on Komodo Dragons and Dogs JPPP: Saudi Arabia NSSS: Rebrand with workout foreplay

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AFP Montana Director David Herbst takes a moment during the busy legislative cycle to speak with and introduce AFP-MT's lead lobbyist Patrick Webb. Learn more about AFP-MT, Pat, and what we're working on this session!

With the confirmation of African Swine Fever in China, there is heightened awareness about the risk of foreign animal disease. National Pork Board director of swine health programs Patrick Webb is featured in this edition of Pork Pod. Webb outlines the risk of FAD and the resources available from the Pork Checkoff.

Brendon Culhane is an improviser in Chicago who can be seen performing with the Harold team, Lou Malnati's presents: The Harold at the iO Theater, as well as with the improv duo, FINE, with Patrick Webb.

Patrick Webb is an actor and improviser who can be seen performing with the Bar at CIC, FINE with Brendon Culhane at iO Theater, and can be seen in the feature film, The Rocket.

National Pork Board Director of Swine Health programs, Dr. Patrick Webb, is featured in this edition of Pork Pod. We learn about the importance of business continuity, especially if a foreign animal disease like classical African swine fever or Foot and Mouth Disease is identified. New digital tools are on the horizon and you'll learn more about that in this update.

What would happen if you couldn't move pigs for a week or two? A foreign animal disease could impact pig movement. National Pork Board director of animal health programs Patrick Webb has details on the Secure Pork Supply in this edition of PorkPod.

Each year, approximately 25% of all the pork produced in the US is exported to other countries. Imagine if access to those markets closed abruptly. That's the scenario pork producers would face if a foreign animal disease (FAD) surfaced in the US swine herd, said Patrick Webb, director of swine health programs for the National Pork Board. The post Is your hog farm prepared to navigate quarantines in a FAD outbreak? appeared first on Pig Health Today.

Each year, approximately 25% of all the pork produced in the US is exported to other countries. Imagine if access to those markets closed abruptly. That’s the scenario pork producers would face if a foreign animal disease (FAD) surfaced in the US swine herd, said Patrick Webb, director of swine health programs for the National Pork Board. The post Is your hog farm prepared to navigate quarantines in a FAD outbreak? appeared first on Pig Health Today.

Patrick Webb of The Special Skills Show joins the show to reminisce of starting his improv journey and take a tangential tour when free zip lining with his girlfriend can run afoul followed up with Trivia on American tourists, Lorne Michaels and our shortest President.

Ryan and Celestial talk to Patrick Webb from Dead X Radio 

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Helping teens makes good choices Click here to download Patrick Webb, managing editor of The Daily Astorian, talks with Janet Evans, director of the Juvenile Department, and Jill Quackenbush, prevention supervisor with the Clatsop County Juvenile Department, about efforts to … Continue reading →

Trying to save the lodge Click here to download Patrick Webb, managing editor of The Daily Astorian, talks with Milo Haskell and Stephen Burk about the campaign to save the historic Masonic Lodge at 16th and Franklin in Astoria, home … Continue reading →

New energy for downtown Astoria Click here to download Patrick Webb, managing editor of The Daily Astorian, talks with Keith Clark, artistic director of the Astoria Music Festival, about this year’s busy lineup for June.

The gillnet controversy Click here to download Patrick Webb, managing editor of The Daily Astorian, talks with North Coast commercial fishing advocates Steve Fick and Bruce Buckmaster about potential changes in gillnet fishing on the Columbia River. State Sen. Betsy … Continue reading →

Innovative ideas about energy savings Click here to download Patrick Webb, managing editor of The Daily Astorian, talks with Margie Harris, executive director of the Energy Trust of Oregon, and Andrew Bornstein, of Bornstein Seafoods of Astoria, about ways to … Continue reading →

Banned books Click here to download What do Lady Chatterley’s Lover and Winnie the Pooh have in common? Patrick Webb, managing editor of The Daily Astorian, talks with Nancy Ross, Oregon board member of the American Civil Liberties Union, and … Continue reading →

Astoria Music Festival Click here to download Patrick Webb, managing editor of The Daily Astorian, talks with conductor Keith Clark about the upcoming Astoria Music Festival.

Progress on Heritage Square Click here to download Patrick Webb, managing editor of The Daily Astorian, talks with Paul Benoit, Astoria city manager, about the latest progress on Heritage Square and the Garden of Surging Waves in downtown Astoria.

Rugby in the spotlight Click here to download Patrick Webb from The Daily Astorian talks with Seaside radio station owner and community leader John Chapman about his love for the sport of rugby, and the upcoming game between Willamette University … Continue reading →

Oregon health Click here to download Patrick Webb from The Daily Astorian talks with Bruce Goldberg, director of the Oregon Health Authority, about upcoming changes in Oregon medical programs.

Interview series – Brad Witt Click here to download In the third of four programs featuring the leading contenders, Patrick Webb, managing editor of The Daily Astorian, talks with Brad Witt, North Coast state representative, a Democrat, who is among … Continue reading →

All about forests Click here to download Steve Forrester and Patrick Webb from The Daily Astorian interview Oregon State Forester Doug Decker and Bob Van Dyk, forest policy manager for the Wild Salmon Center, about harvesting levels and other issues … Continue reading →

Cruising into town Click here to download Patrick Webb, managing editor of The Daily Astorian, talks with Port of Astoria cruise ship expert Bruce Conner about the cruise ship season and its economic impact on the North Coast.

Happy Birthday, Astoria Click here to download Patrick Webb, managing editor of The Daily Astorian, talks with Mac Burns from the Clatsop County Historical Society about the Astoria Bicentennial.

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The Daily Astorian’s Patrick Webb interview incumbent Port of Astoria commissioner Bill Hunsinger and newcomer Tim Hilliard who contest the seat in the May 17 election. Continue reading →

Patrick Webb, managing editor of The Daily Astorian, talks with Bruce Conner and John Lansing about the campaign to keep SeaPort Airlines flying from Astoria-Warrenton to Portland. Continue reading →

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