Podcasts about Pixley

The suspect in the deadly Walgreens shooting in Madera, appeared in court charged with felony murder. The suspect, who allegedly traveled from Pixley to Madera, pleaded not guilty to charges of murder and attempted murder. Meanwhile, a Go Fund Me account has been set up for the family of the victim, Erick Velasquez: https://www.gofundme.com/f/remembering-erick-velazquez-support-his-family Please Like, Comment and Follow 'Broeske & Musson' on all platforms: --- The ‘Broeske & Musson Podcast’ is available on the KMJNOW app, Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever else you listen to podcasts. --- ‘Broeske & Musson' Weekdays 9-11 AM Pacific on News/Talk 580 AM & 105.9 FM KMJ | Facebook | Podcast| X | - Everything KMJ KMJNOW App | Podcasts | Facebook | X | Instagram See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In 2022, John O'Donnell and Peter von Behrens figured out how to design a heat battery that would deliver heat at very high, constant temperatures. The breakthrough came on the heels of two years of research and development, some of which took place in Peter's garage.  Now, John and Peter were ready to prove their technology at commercial scale. So they approached a long-time innovation partner, Calgren Renewable Fuels, about deploying a 2-megawatt-hour heat battery for industrial heat delivery in Calgren's Pixley, California plant. That's when the next wave of problem solving started. It turns out, designing the technology was just half the battle. Manufacturing and installing a commercial scale demonstration proved harder than expected. In October 2023, they started on a six-month construction project that threw a myriad of challenges at the new start-up.  In this episode, Lara Pierpoint talks to John O'Donnell, co-founder and chief innovation officer at Rondo Energy, about the bumpy road of building a first-of-a-kind commercial demonstration. They cover things like the structural engineering challenges of scaling a new technology, and finding the right construction partner. Plus, John explains what new design specs mean for the company going forward.  The Green Blueprint is a co-production of Latitude Media and Trellis Climate. Subscribe on Apple, Spotify, or anywhere you get podcasts. For more reporting on the companies featured in this podcast, subscribe to Latitude Media's newsletter.

Today's case will take place in in 1964. When a husband and wife's lives would never be the same. Listen to today's episode to hear about the horrors inflicted on this family. Let us know, do you think Andrew Pixley was guilty? Sources; Casper Morning Star Edition Feb 3 1965; December 10 1965; September 16 1990; August 8 1964 Chicago Tribune Edition august 8 1964; August 11 1964 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andrew_Pixley https://y95country.com/the-chilling-story-of-andrew-pixley-and-the-wort-hotel/ Fun and Interesting Facts About Wyoming (wyomingllcattorney.com) --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/homicidehobbies/support

Author and illustrator Pippa Pixley joins us for this week's episode as we discuss the importance of creative experiences, interactive storytelling and nurturing a love of nature.Episode LinksFind Out More about Pippa's WorkBook Your Place on one of our Early Excellence Roadshow Events

This week on the show, Maine and Corey recap Nick Rodriguez versus Michael Pixley that took place on the Fight Pass Invitational 8 as the main event. We also recap the rest of the card, and recap Pit Submission 8.In the news section we talk about Kody Steele on Dana Whites Contender Series and him winning a UFC contract this week.In the recap section of the show, we break down all of the main card matchups on the Fight Pass Invitational 8 and talk about the headline main event between Nick Rodriguez, and Michael Pixley.  We discussed Pixley's strategy during the match and the negatives that he received during the match. We talked about how Rodriguez's was able to leverage his speed and wrestling game, to get Pixley down in both the regulation and overtime. In the overtime we broke down the finishing takedown and Rodriguez's passing and back taking finishing with the RNC.In the recapo of the Co-Main Event we talk about the rubber match and rematch between Renato Canuto vs PJ Barch.  We discuss Canutos pace vs barch and his flying scissor leg takedown to the heel hook that won him the match. In Andy Varela vs Dante Leon we discuss the penalty that Andy received for striking and how Dante was able to counter the blast double to finish as arm in guillotine. In Gabriel Sousa vs Josh Cisneros we talked about Cisneros leveraging his game but giving up 2 points in overtime and being unable to come back leading to Sousa winning on points.We also discuss Raquel Canuto vs Gabrielle McComb, with Raquel putting on her best preformance in a long time submitting McComb. Plus we recap Isaque Bahiense vs Ronaldo Souza Junior with Souza finishing an interesting anaconda choke in the match. In the recap of Pit Submission 8 we talk about the beef between Vagner Rocha and Calon Sabino that ended with Vagner putting on a 3 round clinic over Sabino then capping it off with a Triangle Choke Armbar Combo from the back with 15 seconds left in round 3 to make a statement. We also talk about the pace that AJ Agazarm put on vs Piter Frank taking a clean Decision win in their match and showing off more of his wrestling than we have seen in years. We talk about Paulo Miyao vs Pablo Mantovani, and Daniel Sathler vs Matheus Costa that Sathler was able to win with a highlight reel Flying Triangle Armbar off of the pit wall to cap off the recaps.Recorded 10-13-2024

This week on the show, Maine and Cory preview Nick Rodriguez versus Michael Pixley taking place on the Fight Pass Invitational 8 we also preview the rest of the card.In the Preview section of the show, we break down all of the main card matchups on the Fight Pass Invitational 8 and talk about the headline main event between Nick Rodriguez, and Michael Pixley.  We discussed Pixley's wrestling credentials, and his recent matches at the ADCC World championships. We talk about his long range guard passing and his sub and Darce game.  We also discuss varying methods of victory that Pixley could implement in order to win the match.  In our breakdown of Rodriguez's game, we discuss his recent $1 million championship performance winning the over 80 kg division at the Craig Jones invitational, and how his own wrestling and his ability to hit low singles and wrestle ups, as well as his ability to submit from the back and his recent foray into foot locks may be winning opportunities for him in this match.In the preview of the Co-Main Event we talk about the rubber match and rematch between Renato Canuto vs PJ Barch.  We discuss Canutos high flying style, in contrast to the recent performances from PJ, including huge notable wins at ADCC, and his recent heel hook win over Canuto at PGF. In Andy Varela vs Dante Leon we discuss the well-rounded Ness from Dantes game and discuss his recent absolute performance at ADCC, we contrast that to Andy's recent performances and discuss their levels of competition, and how extremely difficult both men are to put away.In Gabriel Sousa vs Josh Cisneros we talk about Josh's recent performance is at ADCC and Sousas performances in the same division. And then discuss some of the areas we think both will decide to push the match. We also briefly discuss Raquel Canuto vs Gabrielle McComb, and Isaque Bahiense vs Ronaldo Souza Junior with Souza coming off a recent victory over Kody Steele at the a recent Fight Pass Invitational.Recorded 10-6-2024

Home to about 1.7 million cows, California is the country's leading dairy producer and a large contributor of methane. Cow burps and manure emit the potent planet-warming gas. A growing number of dairy farms are using methane digesters to convert manure and other organic waste into biogas to produce electricity or power vehicles. The number is expected to increase since waste management practices such as digesters became eligible for funding from the Inflation Reduction Act—President Joe Biden's law to combat climate change. In the last decade, about 120 digesters have cropped up across California and roughly 100 more are in the pipeline. But a technology hailed as a cost-effective way to help the state reach its methane reduction goals has become controversial. Industrial-scale dairy farms already are among the biggest polluters in the San Joaquin Valley, a premier U.S. agricultural region with poor air quality. Now residents worry methane digesters could make pollution worse. In the Tulare County town of Pixley, the stench of cow feces, urine and ammonia forces residents to keep windows and doors closed. Some run air purifiers constantly to maintain comfortable and healthful conditions. A study funded by California air regulators recently concluded widespread digester adoption would have minor effects on local air quality. Officials also are looking into whether digesters increase potentially harmful ammonia emissions. Supporters point to the technology's effectiveness in mitigating climate change. AgSTAR, sponsored by the Environmental Protection Agency and the U.S. Department of Agriculture, estimates manure-based digesters reduced greenhouse gas emissions by more than 10 million metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalent in 2022. That's roughly the annual greenhouse gas emissions from more than 2 million passenger vehicles. Supporters argue biofuel from methane reduces pollution by replacing fossil fuels with cleaner vehicle fuels. Studies have found people living near large dairies can experience fatigue, respiratory problems, burning eyes and runny noses if odors are concentrated enough. And some research suggests digesters can increase ammonia emissions.  This article was provided by The Associated Press.

On this episode of the podcast we are joined by Michael Pixley. Michael is a Jiu-Jitsu purple belt training out of Pedigo Submission Fighting, he is the NAIA 2017 National Champion and Wrestler of The Year, 2019 NCAA Division 2 National Champion, 2x World and Pan Am Champion at Blue Belt, and the 2024 ADCC West Coast Trials winner in the

Welcome to the 302nd episode!This show features the wondrous Mia Pixley and includes some of her simply stunning live/original performances and her 6-track deserted island discs compilation.Mia joins us on the brink of her most recent album release; Sound of the Reef: Coral Enneagrams ~ which dropped on Earth Day 2024 / April 22nd...Mia's newest album is a visual-music experience whimsically pairing musical interpretations with select coral species to express the unique fears, strengths, and negotiations of each enneagram* type. The album invites us to dive into aspects of our being, as well as the abundant beauty of coral life within our oceans, aiming to create a fun, self-exploratory musical and visual experience inspiring curiosity about ourselves, each other, and the natural world.You can follow Mia and all the amazing things that she does @ MiaPixley.com !*Enneagram is a nine-sided figure used in a particular system of analysis to represent the spectrum of possible personality types.

On this atmospherically chill episode of West of Twin Peaks Radio, Sami Freeman and Mia Pixley - two Bay area composer/musicians - chat and dive deep into their two individual projects which are turning into a collaborative live art experience they are calling "Sea-Space."   Plus two full hours of fresh music from the Bay and beyond.  

This week on the show Maine and Miranda recap every ADCC North American Trials final for the 2024 qualifier. We also preview One FC Tye vs Michell and Kade vs Lo, and Subversive Ffion vs Griffith.In the news section of the show we discuss Ethan Crelinsten receiving an ADCC invite for -66kg. In the recap section of the show we talk about every West Coast 2024 ADCC Trials final. Kicking off the recap with Men's -66kg divisio Deandre Corbe vs Keith Krikorian With Deandre berimbilo roll to back take and score 3 points then scoring again with the hooks for another 3 points to punch his ticket to the ADCC World Championships in 2024. In -77kg we saw Andrew Tackett vs Oliver TazaWith Andrew Tackett proving everyones pick correct pulling a flying triangle to wrestle up and inversion early in the match then diligent counter wrestling and takedowns to score points and earn his trials qualifying slotIn the -88kg division we saw a rematch between William Tackett vs Jay RodriguezWith Tackett comeing out quick and jumping the back and Jay Rod reversing to top before the points. Shortly after we see Jay Rod escape side control off of a takedown and Tackett pulls reverse mount into the legs to hit a double one armed toe hold finish just 3:05 into the match. In -99kg with  Adam Bradley vs Michael PixleyWe talk about the sweep, and lack of points scored. We talk about how Pixley back take turned into a half guard to deep half to sweep, and that the sweep comes down to the control, and you think that Adam controlled for 3 seconds or only 2.5 seconds in bursts. In +99kg we talk about David Vs Goliath in Vince Pezzutto vs Mike PerezWith Mike countering a shot from Vince with head and arm then essentially cow catchers early. Then in OT Perez with better snap downs and a guillotine snap on a guard pull for at least 40 seconds, followed by a scramble by Perez up to not get the -1 The Perez taking the clean decision (as the small guy). In the Women's -55kg division we see Jasmine Rocha vs Alex EnriquezWith Jasmine winning by RNC in 7:32. We talk about how Jasmine used the shoulder and chest kick wrestle up (like her dad) used with a leg pick for points and a back take. We also talk about all the improvements that Jasmine has made recently in her game and over the past few years since her early trials runs. At -65kg we talk about the East Coast ADCC Trials 2023 rematch of Helena Crevar vs Mo BlackWith Crevar working an Uchi Mata early and hitting an inverted roll through to the leg entries then a sweep into the points hits right after, with Crevar intercepting Mo sitting back to come up for 2 with very (good timing) then her wrestling a front snap down followed by a nice turn over to mount to win the match 6-0 for Crevar. In +65kg in Amanda Leve vs Elizabeth MitrovicWe talk about the pace of Amanda and her aggression. Then talk about Amanda potential ACL injury or leg injust late in the match with Mitrovic taking the world championship slot.In the preview section we talk about One FC matchups and Subversion. In the outro we discuss traveling to the solar Eclipse in 2024 and recording an ADCC qualifiers show. Recorded 4-1-2024

You've met Dr. John Woodward, a gazillion times. Wil & Ashley have interviewed him, he has interviewed Wil & Ashley, and he's serving on the Meno Missions Board of Directors.But have you met Lissy Pixley?! No, she's not a unicorn, but she is a super hero! Lissy serves in Campus Christian Fellowship at Iowa State University, a role you may have heard about in a previous episode when we interviewed Lissy's dad, Dr. John Woodward. That's right, Lissy is following in the footsteps of her father, and we adore this father-daughter duo. You will, too!Music by: Irene & the SleepersLogo by: Jill EllisWebsite: menomissions.orgBB Website: https://www.brokenbanquetpodcast.comContact Us: brokenbanquetpodcast@gmail.com

It's time to kick off a new week in the world of sports! On today's Sports Rush on a Monday, Brett is joined by the head coach of the Bishop Luers Girls Basketball Team who just won a 2A State Championship on Saturday over Brownstown Central, Mark Pixley! Brett and Coach Pixley have a fantastic conversation about the game on Saturday, what it took for his team to get there, and if these accomplishments set up future expectations for next year's team and beyond! Also in the first hour, recapping a weekend of college basketball, that saw the PFW Men split two games on their road trip to Wisconsin, the PFW Women clinch a home quarterfinal spot, Purdue continues to dominate with Zach Edey, and more! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

If you put together a lovely fruit salad -- say with apples, peaches and cherries -- and you sit it on your front porch today in Omaha, by God, Nebraska . . . how long before it freezes solid?My guess is around five minutes.That where we are, right here, right now. Baby, it's cold outside. Damn, I should have worked that song into 3 Chords & the Truth this week. Ah, the things one thinks of when it's too late to do anything about it.ANYWAY, we've been in the deep freeze for more than a week at the culture-war bunker, which lies in an urban enclave somewhere between Hooterville and Pixley. If only Arnold Ziffel were governor. . . . We'd all be sleeping better; I'll tell you that right now.Ice see you! You're wondering what this has to do with this week's edition of the Big Show.Why does it have to, and why are you being such a pedant about it? Just go with the flow, why don't you?C'mon, man. Life is just a bowl of cherries. Very, very frozen cherries.And what was I going to say? Very, very frozen brain.Just know that this week's program is a gosh darned good one -- as usual. Well worth an hour and a half of your time . . . well worth it.It's 3 Chords & the Truth, y'all. Be there. Aloha.

Ho ho ho! HO HO HO! HOHOHO!!! The Kaiju Hollywood Bad Boys Martin, Brandon and Luke had Logan Nielsen back with his good friend Dustin Pixley of Quality Home Entertainment to talk shark this Christmas season by watching and reviewing the yuletide classic Santa Jaws. Highlights include Memento but for podcasts, Bayou dirt and a stupid game section that had to be heavily edited!

Our guest this week is our Aussie flanker Rohan. Born and bred in Sydney, playing touch rugby with his brothers and lots of club rugby in the suburbs before he got to make senior appearances. He gave up rugby for a few years post an ACL injury and moved to the UK . Will Taylor encouraged him to play touch at the club and the rest is history. A very popular player with the members and someone who clearly loves being part of this Community club. Enjoy

November 30, 2023 ~ Vern Pixley, President of Pixley Funeral Homes, talks with Guy, Lloyd, and Jamie about the proposed legislation in the state Senate that would modernize Michigan's laws to help how loved ones are cared for following death.

This episode is sponsored by Rejuvime Medical. You can visit them at rejuvimemedical.com or give them a call at (225)960-1580.Be sure to check out any of their locations and let them know that Anthony Ranaudo sent you! LocationsBaton Rouge: 4313 Bluebonnet Blvd., Suite A, Baton Rouge, LA 70809Houma: 435 Corporate Drive, Suite 402, Houma, LA 70360Metairie: 3749 N Causeway Blvd, Suite A, Metairie, LA 70002Shreveport: 4801 Line Ave, Suite 8, Shreveport, LA 71106Slidell: 2053 Gause Blvd East, Suite 250, Slidell, LA 70461Chris Pixley, CEO of Rejuvime Medical speaks on his daily routine, business development, how he got his start with Rejuvime, bioidentical hormone replacement therapy, and much more on The Up & In Show with Anthony Ranaudo

Highway to Health is brought to you by the KwaZulu Natal Department of Health. Growing KwaZulu-Natal Together. Dr. Sandile Tshabalala who is the Head of the KwaZulu-Natal Department of Health, shares information on the Dr Pixley Ka Isaka Seme Memorial Hospital. Webpage

Lost Episode #2 - Remember back in 2021 when Dustin and Logan were going to change the name of the show from Sharktoberfest the first time but then had to abort the whole thing because a show with that same name popped up right before they launched? No? Well, that's basically the gist of it. Anyway, this is the first episode of that cancelled podcast. This is episode #1 of Nielsen & Pixley's Film Pub! This episode is also a bit of an experiment. Dustin and Logan decided to watch the first theatrically released films of 3 of the most renowned big-budget filmmakers in the game and talk about how they influenced their careers. They watched Steven Spielberg's the Sugarland Express, James Cameron's Piranha II: The Spawning aka Flying Killers, and Christopher Nolan's Following. The also drink some Leinenkugel's Chocolate Dunkel because...yum. We hope you enjoy this strange experiment from the QHE/Sharktoberfest/Film Pub vault!

Patreon.com is where we’re putting all our best protocols for health conditions, exclusive content, live monthly Q&As and more. 3 plans to choose from. Come join the community, you’ll be glad you did. Episode Summary Today I talk with Charles Pixley all about 714x and his book called DO NO HARM with 714X: 714X Defying […]

What's Shakin' at the Almond Alliance | June 16th, 2023 Summary: In this episode of What's Shakin', Aubrey Bettencourt, President and CEO of the Almond Alliance, discusses topics related to water management, infrastructure development, the federal Farm Bill, membership renewals, shipping challenges, and support for farmers.  Flooding and Water Management: Aubrey mentions flooding in the South Valley and offers solutions for flood mitigation and aquifer recharge. Reach out to the Almond Alliance for more information. LandFlex: Phase II, focuses on 4 new GSAs: Mid-Kaweah, Pixley, Lower Tule & Westlands. Visit https://landflex.org/ LandFlex is a grower tool focused on providing financial incentives for well protection, groundwater recharge, and Sigma compliance in overdrafted basins.  Infrastructure Development: California Governor's infrastructure package, which aims to streamline environmental review, permitting processes, and court order processes for infrastructure development. Aubrey emphasizes the need to invest in infrastructure for a sustainable future U.S. Farm Bill: The Almond Alliance has submitted proposals related to almonds, agricultural insurance, and research, addressing specific issues and drought-related concerns. Visit AlmondAlliance.org for more information. Almond Alliance Membership: Membership renewals are coming due and Aubrey urges new membership. Become a member by contacting aromero@almondalliance.org Shipping and Supply Chain: Aubrey acknowledges a dip in almond shipping and emphasizes the need to move the existing product. There is overall progress in the supply chain including the Almond Express rail line. Become a member! Visit our website or email Annie at aromero@almondalliance.org Follow us on Social Media Facebook Twitter Instagram LinkedIn Spotify Apple Podcast Youtube - Almond Alliance Youtube - What's Shakin' Playlist Youtube - Almond Alert Podcast Playlist

The mission of law & disorder is to expose, agitate and build a new world where all of us can thrive. But how do we get there? How do we build a world many of us have only seen in our dreams? That's where we believe the artists come in. So, each week we feature an artist, holding down a weekly residency with us, helping us to imagine a different, more liberated world. This week's Resistance in Residence Artist is cellist, composer, and vocalist Mia Pixley. Check out Mia Pixley's website: https://miapixley.com/ —- Subscribe to this podcast: https://plinkhq.com/i/1637968343?to=page Get in touch: lawanddisorder@kpfa.org Follow us on socials @LawAndDis: https://twitter.com/LawAndDis; https://www.instagram.com/lawanddis/ The post Resistance in Residence Artist: Mia Pixley appeared first on KPFA.

Dr. Pixley is an Arkansas native and grew up on a poultry, beef, and dairy farm in the state's northwest corner. He attended the University of Arkansas and completed a bachelor's degree in biological engineering after completing his master's and doctorate in Poultry Science. During his Ph.D., he worked with two professors from the University of Arkansas to build a start-up company to market some of the technologies developed during his graduate career. Dr. Pixley now works with Novozymes as a senior manager in the animal health and nutrition division. In this episode, he will share some of his experiences with probiotics and some insights into the past, present, and future possibilities of probiotics as they relate to the poultry industry.

From a shootout in Visalia to a stolen vehicle in Pixley, teenagers are using guns and committing serious crimes involving guns in Tulare County.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

11.04.23 Pt 1 - Gareth and Lebang have both picked up some horrible flu over the long weekend, but are here to keep the economy going. Gareth delivered a speech at the Pixley ka Isaka Seme Foundation over the weekend, and he reports back after his trip. And Lebang is disgusted about the latest news on the Dalai Lama.

Trevan Pixley joins the crew for the second Tubs at the Club spring football update.

Oil drills and storage facilities are scattered across the Los Angeles region, many located in the heart of residential communities. Tara Pixley, who teaches photojournalism in the LMU Bellarmine College of Liberal Arts, has produced photo essays of some of those communities. She describes the dangers experienced by people who live and work in proximity to L.A.'s oil industry.

Jonathan Pixley is an expert in the NIL space, working with Matchpoint Connection to match college athletes and businesses interested in doing deals. He explains where there is room in the media to take advantage of those opportunities.

Shoppers workers are tired of waiting for their raises. Today's labor quote: Mark Federici. Today's labor history: Four strikers killed and six wounded in Pixley strike.     @wpfwdc #1u #unions #LaborRadioPod @AFLCIO @UFCW400 Proud founding member of the Labor Radio Podcast Network.

Shoppers workers are tired of waiting for their raises. Today's labor quote: Mark Federici. Today's labor history: Four strikers killed and six wounded in Pixley strike.     @wpfwdc #1u #unions #LaborRadioPod @AFLCIO @UFCW400 Proud founding member of the Labor Radio Podcast Network.

Special Guest: NBA & Former 1st Team ALL SEC LSU basketball player, Skylar MaysMatt Moscona, award-winning sports radio personality and Jonathan Pixley, VP of Athletic Operations for Matchpoint Connection explore the brand new and rapidly changing world of Name Image & Likeness (NIL) marketing in college sports.

Special guest: Zack Oliver, CFO of Matchpoint ConnectionMatt Moscona, award-winning sports radio personality and Jonathan Pixley, VP of Athletic Operations for Matchpoint Connection explore the brand new and rapidly changing world of Name Image & Likeness (NIL) marketing in college sports.

Lunchbox had a run in with someone at his coed at soccer game and Eddie thinks it's just a matter of time before Lunchbox gets beat up. Happy Birthday to Pixley and Lunchbox's Mom! A robot went a little crazy during a game of chess and we try to name the Top 3 Board games of all time. Could this be the end of Mike Trout? Ray is stressed out about a new rule for the podcast. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The RSB Show 6-27-22 - First Amendment, Prayer in school, CDC fluoride plan, Monkeypox update, COVID vax claims, Charles Pixley, Do No Harm - 714X Defying a Hopeless Prognosis

In September 2017, we dedicated an episode to a conversation about one photograph—an image made by photographer Richard Drew, on September 11, 2001, in New York, which has come to be called “The Falling Man.”  It was an insightful recollection and analysis of an incredibly painful image,  and on today's episode of the B&H Photography Podcast, we will again discuss one photograph to try to understand it better.   The photograph is titled, “The Drowning,” and it was taken in August of 2020 during another national crisis, albeit a very different one. Photographer Cornell Watson created the series “Behind the Mask,” “… for the times we pretend to be strong when we are dying from the weight of racism.”   Each image in the series is a carefully created and powerful allegory, but “The Drowning,” for reasons we will discuss in the episode, has a quiet power that has not waned since we first saw it. To learn more about this photograph, we are fortunate to have Cornell Watson join us, as well as photographer, author, and educator Tara Pixley. With Watson we chat about his motivations, inspiration, and his collaborative process, camera, and lenses, and workflow on the day of the shoot. We consider the reception of the image and discuss the life of the entire series.   In addition to her work as a visual journalist, a college professor, and curator, Tara Pixley is also a board member of the National Press Photographers Association, a member of the WPPI Advisory Board, and a co-founder of Authority Collective. Pixley is the ideal voice to provide us with aesthetic insight into the strength and significance of “The Drowning,” as well as the cultural and chronological contexts of why this image is an important artistic contribution from 2020 that echoes years of injustice and calls us to be more understanding and compassionate.   We'd also like to thank Cara Finnegan and Michael Shaw of “Reading the Pictures” for their contribution to this episode.   Guests: Cornell Watson and Tara Pixley   Above photograph: © Cornell Watson   The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the individual guests and do not represent the views of B&H Photo.

Jonathan Pixley of Matchpoint joins Matt to talk new legislation passed by the LHSAA allowing high school athletes sign NIL deals. The post Jonathan Pixley AFR 4-7-22 | High School NIL appeared first on 1045 ESPN.

Actor/Singer/Filmmaker/Make-up Artist, Khaki Pixley(she/her), takes us through her multifaceted life and career in Chicago. From her break-out turn in a Sondheim musical, to her thriving Make-up business, to her first leading role in a feature film, Khaki continues to pave her own path. Support the show (https://venmo.com/code?user_id=1837075473104896781&created=1645757023.227347&printed=1)

As a college athlete interested in NIL deals, how can you connect with potential partners?With NIL being such a new concept, there are several ways outside of the traditional models of procuring endorsements that are showing up as options for student athletes. One of these new platforms is MatchPoint Connection, which is a two-way marketplace that helps student athletes and other social media influencers connect for endorsement purposes. Through their web-based app, student athletes can connect and partner with brands both locally and nationally to earn money through various types of endorsement deals.In this episode, Jonathan Pixley, Vice President of Athletic Operations at MatchPoint Connection, sits down with AWM Capital's Will McGuffey and Zach Miller to discuss what MatchPoint Connection is as well as the current landscape of NIL for college athletes. In what is a constantly evolving marketplace, Jonathan shares his insight on what the NIL marketplace looks like, and the direction that it is trending. One point that Jonathan believes that all athletes should understand is that while making money with current NIL opportunities is important, the focus should always be placed on being a good person and your preparation and performance on the field.With many student athletes not knowing how to capitalize on the NIL opportunity, Jonathan gives our listeners valuable insight into the processes that have been successful for student athletes so far. Whether it is a proper valuation, understanding your marketability, or tips into curating and maintaining a successful brand, Jonathan, Will and Zach discuss how athletes should be looking at the NIL opportunity. Episode Highlights2:05:  What is MatchPoint Connection?4:30:  Why was Matchpoint Connection founded and what services does it offer student athletes?5:35:  What does the NIL landscape look like for a student athlete?6:57:  Are there any changes to NIL rules for NCAA athletes that are on the horizon?8:30:  A discussion on current trends in the NIL marketplace and what are athletes able to earn.10:10:  How should student athletes value themselves in the NIL marketplace?11:50:  What should a student athlete do when managing their brand and image.13:35:  NIL as a recruiting tool for college athletics.15:58:  Discussion on how NIL will impact the future of NCAA sports.19:00:  How to succeed on and off the field with NIL. If you have any questions or would like to reach out to Will, Zach, or Jonathan directly, please email them at:Jonathan Pixley – Pix@MatchPointConnection.comWill McGuffey – WMcGuffey@AWMCap.comZach Miller – Zmiller@AWMCap.com

DJ is joined by Michael Scott of AV Nirvana to talk all things Home Theater.  They really get into the differences between Physical and Digital Media.What's the best streaming platform?  What's the worst? The good, the bad and the Pixley.Mike's passion for the hobby, as he calls it, really comes out.Push Play and see/hear for yourself.ENJOY!To find more on Mike go to:Twitter: @michael_scott90Twitter: @AV_NirvanaWebsite: AVNirvana.com                      4K Disc Reviews                      Blu-ray Reviews                      Digital ReviewsTo Help Support the Podcast you can sign up for a Monthly Donation HERE to become a Patreon Member

DJ is joined by Michael Scott of AV Nirvana to talk all things Home Theater.  They really get into the differences between Physical and Digital Media.What's the best streaming platform?  What's the worst? The good, the bad and the Pixley.Mike's passion for the hobby, as he calls it, really comes out.Push Play and see/hear for yourself.ENJOY!To find more on Mike go to:Twitter: @michael_scott90Twitter: @AV_NirvanaWebsite: AVNirvana.com                      4K Disc Reviews                      Blu-ray Reviews                      Digital ReviewsTo Help Support the Podcast you can sign up for a Monthly Donation HERE to become a Patreon Member

In which our heroes discuss anti depressants, Russia, China, Narcotics, Canada not being friendly anymore, Lesbians and Maine, racism, Attack on Titan, anime being political, Mike's presidential campaign for 2040 but he says 2038 cause he can't count, how to fix the Ozone, The eco-friendly asshole cannon, Demon Slayer, Macross 7, Pokemon Legends Arceus, Ys Chronicles 1+2, following the Nut and Nut Adjacency, Tyler gets tired and winey, and much, much more. recorded 02/07/2022 patreon dot com slash bonsai pop gfuel code Bpop for 15% off.

New Bonner County Daily Bee Sports reporter takes you on his journey to get to this point!His girlfriend and aspiring masseuse Arianna Bounds joins as well. Topics include:-Past work-Life in Lewiston-The community of Sandpoint-And More!

On this episode, Laura Chandler is joined by composer, musician, and clinical psychologist, Mia Pixley, who has just released a new album, Margaret in the Wild. Mia has a degree in cello performance from the San Francisco Conservatory of Music and a Ph.D. in clinical psychology. She has performed in award-winning off-Broadway musicals, on GRAMMY award-winning records, and she has collaborated with HERE Arts in NYC, Pixar Studios, and The de Young Museum. Most recently, she performed on Barbara Higbie's latest album, with whom she tours regularly on the annual Windham Hill Winter Solstice Tour. Mia and Laura talk about music, parenting, nature, and the human psyche. They also have a moment of collaboration, putting words to music in the form of a poem of Laura's, “Sound Healing,” and Mia's song, “Core.” We feature Mia's music in full and in part throughout the episode. You can learn more about Mia at miapixley.com and you can find her music on Bandcamp.

On this episode - an embarrassment of local musical riches with TWO guest artist segments. In the first hour, Oakland baroque/pop cellist, singer/songwriter, composer Mia Pixley is live to talk about her debut full-length album "Margaret in the Wild." And in the second hour, Bay area jazz/indie quartet Flora Flora is live to discuss their debut EP "Canopy." PLUS tons of brand new music from the Bay and beyond.

John Alexander recounts the circumstances leading up to the gun battle between mine guards for the Chicago-Virden Coal Company and coal miners – members of the United Mine Workers of America -- who were locked out of their jobs. And, on Labor History in 2:00, the year was 1933; that was the day that forty armed cotton growers shot at a group of striking workers in the small town of Pixley, California. Music for today's show by Bucky Halker and The Complete Unknowns. Special thanks to James Goltz for the Battle of Virden report; check out his Jase Media Service Podcast for more labor history episodes. Produced by Chris Garlock. To contribute a labor history item, email laborhistorytoday@gmail.com Labor History Today is produced by the Metro Washington Council's Union City Radio and the Kalmanovitz Initiative for Labor and the Working Poor at Georgetown University. #LaborRadioPod #History #WorkingClass #ClassStruggle @GeorgetownKILWP #LaborHistory @UMDMLA @ILLaborHistory @AFLCIO @MineWorkers

Rejuvime Medical brings Hormone Replacement Therapy and much more to Livingston Parish! Rejuvime also provides treatments that help fight male aging, female aging, fatigue, insomnia, memory problems, sexual dysfunction, thyroid deficiency, strength and performance deficiencies and they can help you improve your cardiovascular heath! **LIVINGSTON PARISH THREAD LISTENERS RECEIVE 20% OFF ON INITIAL LAB WORK AND PROVIDER CONSULT** - Just mention that you heard about them on The Livingston Parish Thread PodcastIn this episode of The Livingston Parish Thread Podcast, Brandon Browning has a conversation with the CEO of Rejuvime Medical, Chris Pixley. In this conversation, Chris give us a baseline overview of what Rejuvime Medical is and how it can help you get better, feel better and be better. And who doesn't want that? The question is how? What would be required of you?All it requires of you is an open mind, then combine that to a desire to be healthier, a desire to feel better, to have more energy, to sleep better and your human instinct to want to optimize your life and health. Then call or visit Rejuvime Medical on Range Ave in Denham Springs.  Rejuvime Medical 923 South Range Ave.Denham Springs, LA 70726Ph: 225.900.7009

Freddy Fistolera with his early bird ticket and two weeks allowance, knew exactly where he was headed, the candy stall. They had buttertoes and sneakers, red veins and gob slobbers, every kind of candy you could dream of all on display in giant glass jars.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/NannyBea)

"This week, Nikkie speaks with Bay Area cellist/singer/songwriter Mia Pixley about her just released full length, ‘Margaret in The Wild.' They discuss how her music is informed by her training as a psychologist and background as a transracial adoptee of Venezuelan and Nigerian descent, among other things. This podcast is produced by Stereoactive Media. 00:00 - Intro/Sponsor 01:14 - “Everything is Slow Motion” - Mia Pixley 07:20 - Interview 51:59 - Mic Break 52:30 - “Intro, Core” (Instrumental) - Mia Pixley 57:10 - “Mama's Got Snacks” - Mia Pixley 59:50 - “In Between Sound” - Mia Pixley 65:35 - Outro/Sponsor // Produced by Stereoactive Media 67:09 - Finish "

A friend of mine, and one of our previous guests, Jeff Titus, from episode #024 contacted me today and told me that the farm where I learned to love cattle and agriculture had been put up for sale.  The current owners purchased it from my step-father a few years back, and it has pretty much just been sitting.  However, now they have made some significant changes to it and put it up for sale. If you are interested in purchasing it, please contact Jeff, and he would be happy to represent you.  Here is his contact information: Jeff Titus (209) 988-3335 jtitus@c21mm.com Here is the link to the listing: 1342 Hickman Road, Hickman, California It's got a small, three bedroom, one bathroom house on it that is a legitimate farm house and several outbuildings.  However, the current owners have torn out all of the livestock handling facilities and planted almonds.  So, you would be buying into a turn key, 10 acre almond operation.  Or, you could rip them out, put fences and corrals back in, replant pasture and start over, but.....that would be crazy. According to the listing, the house was built in 1935.  According to my family my step-grandfather, Boyd Womack, and my step-grandmother, Vada Womack, immigrated to California from Oklahoma around 1941 and lived in Pixley for about a year before buying this place for $5,000 in 1942.  Now it's listed for $795,000.  That's a 15,800% increase in just under 80 years! Their trek to California was after the Dust Bowl and Depression had ended or were ending, but their journey was very much the same with everything loaded onto one truck and my step-father, Chuck, and his brother, Ray, riding the entire way on a mattress that sat on top of all of the family possessions.  Boyd and Vada rode in the cab of the truck with the little girl, Tommie. When they first purchased the property and home there was 20 acres.  At some point Boyd sold off the ten acres on the eastern side of the farm.  When they first arrived, Chuck and Ray, slept in the well house because it was a one bedroom home.  Later, Boyd converted added on a bedroom and kitchen on the north side of the home and converted the previous kitchen to a bedroom.  The home became the three bedroom, one bath home that it is now and the boys were able to move in. Boyd and Vada lived the rest of their lives in this house, and then Chuck and Tommie inherited it, Ray had already passed.  Chuck bought Tommie's half of the farm, and he lived almost the rest of his life there as well.  However, when he wasn't able to keep up with the demands any longer, he sold to the current owners and moved into nearby Waterford. So, today's episode is about my memories from that place.

In our first bonus episode, Ariel Wang talks to Mia Pixley about her most recent album "Margaret in the Wild", releasing July 23, 2021!You can find out more about her or buy the album at:https://miapixley.comhttps://miapixley.bandcamp.comThis episode was engineered by Ariel Wang and Mia Pixley in their own homes, and edited by Justin Vanegas. More about Sub Rosa Sound at https://subrosasound.org, or follow us on social media @subrosasound

On a Friday Edition of The Jordy Culotta Show, Jordy is fresh off of tooth extraction and re-insertion, courtesy of Jeansonne & Spillers. Should Jordy start a Name, Image & Likeness company? We react to the BOOM of the July 1st ruling that happened over night. What is the thought of this playing out so openly, how will it impact college athletics, and does it ever end? Match Point's Jonathan Pixley joins us to discuss Name, Image and Likeness. How does having a foothold in Baton Rouge help not only the local economy, but the student-athlete make connections in the 225? Ben Mintz joins us after he successfully #GrewTheGame. How much did the "Dave Portnoy Effect" take hold of college baseball, and has he taken a likin' to our boy Bayou Ben? Speaking of Name, Image, and Likeness el presidente started his own NIL company under the Barstool Umbrella. How many people will follow suit, and when does this get too big to corral?

On tonight's Kwantu feature we are joined by Dr Bongani Ngqulunga, Deputy Director of JIAS, academic, public sector administrator and Award-winning Author for 'The Man Who Founded the ANC: A Biography of Pixley ka Isaka Seme' not only on his work and book but a special focus on the Zulu royal family conflict issues.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Trowbridge Road is a 2020 National Book Awards Longlist Selection novel written by Marcella Pixley for young people. It revolves around childhood trauma, death, and redemption through friendship. Do you want to know the inspiration behind Marcella's much-awarded novel? Are you coping with childhood trauma, and you're seeking healing and redemption? Then this episode is for you. Marcella recounts her own childhood trauma and how it propels her to express her experiences to others so that you may understand that you're not alone. Listen to this episode and be encouraged to share your own story because many people around you know your pain and suffering. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here’s How »Join the On Your Mind Community today:journeysdream.orgTwitterInstagramFacebookYouTube

Tune in to Episode 29 where we speak with Los Angeles-based portrait photographer, documentarian, and photojournalist, Tara Pixley. She holds a Ph.D. in communication and her personal projects explore Black joy, gender, sexuality, and the different representations of femininity. She is the co-founder of the Authority Collective whose aim is to bring up and support the next generation of women and non-binary photographers.

Lisa Pixley is an immeasurably amazing human. She is a professional printmaker, forager and wellspring of knowledge you wish you had on hand! She is one of the founders of Maine Cap N' Stem, if not the catalyst for its inception and our forward momentum into this industry. The lines might be a lil beer-blurry in regards to our first conversation about growing mushrooms after my departure from Arizona and arrival back into Maine, but I give her all the credit without a doubt. Her excitement for the basic human reactions and connections to mushrooms, foraging and creativity have motivated me and our company to continue on through all the ups and downs. Check her work out and head on over to her print shop if you're ever in Portland, Maine!    

They say that Andrew Pixley was so evil, he took twice as long to die. But was he? What made this man with no violent past murder two innocent children? --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/christy-fura/support

This week on Around the Track Podcast, we sit down the current seniors and leaders of the Concord-Carlisle running program. We talk about their recent commitments to college running, takes on recruitment, reflection on the past 4 years and what it all did for them, along with some talk about professional running and shoe companies.

Today, I have the pleasure of interviewing Marcella Pixley, the author of four acclaimed books for young people. Her novel Freak was a Kirkus Best Book of the Year for 2007, Without Tess was a Junior Library Guild Selection, and Ready to Fall was a Bank Street of Education Best Book for 2017. Her most recent novel Trowbridge Road was just recently named as one of ten books for children for the National Book Awards 2020. Marcella first began her writing career as a poet and has published in several literary journals including Sow's Ear Poetry Review, Prairie Schooner and Poet Lore, plus she was nominated for a Pushcart Prize. Her fiction has a lyric quality, which makes sense given her roots in poetry, and teaches 8th grade Language Arts at the Carlisle Public Schools. Today we’ll be discussing Marcella’s most recent book, Trowbridge Road. In this episode Marcella and I discuss: How her personal childhood experiences and her diagnosis of OCD inspired her book Trowbridge Road. Why she believes that MG should be written authentically to reflect realistic, traumatic, and difficult childhood experiences. What character voices, detailed moments, and scenes she specifically crafted to reflect her experiences.  Plus, their #1 tip for writers. For more info and show notes: diymfa.com/336

Charles Pixley, imprisoned and attacked for his distribution of 714X, a miracle cancer treatment, returns to the program with success story and 714X user, Rick Cuyler & Deborah H. Jennings RN. We'll be talking about medical freedom. Dlive: Dlive.tv/redpill78 Twitch: Twitch.tv/redpill78 Pilled: https://pilled.net/#/topic-detail/91244 Website: https://redpill78news.com/category/live-stream/ http://www.harmless714x.com https://linktr.ee/RedPill78 https://linktr.ee/M3thods DAILY UPLOADS  Rumble: http://www.rumble.com/RedPill78. Odysee: https://odysee.com/@RedPill78:e Bitchute: https://rumble.com/embed/v8ayk3/?pub=2fkof LIVESTREAM 1. Dlive: https://dlive.tv/RedPill78  2. Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/redpill78  3. Pilled.net: https://pilled.net/#/profile/13935  4. PureSocial: https://puresocial.tv/channel/redpill78/ RedPill78 993 “C” S. Santa Fe Ave  #245 Vista, CA  92083

Dr. Sandile Tshabalala (HoD KZN Department of Health) discusses a media statement released on Sunday about the brand new Pixley Ka Isaka Seme Memorial in KwaMashu and when the hospital will be ready to join the fight against COVID-19.

Marcella Pixley and I talk about her new novel TROWBRIDGE ROAD, currently on the long list for the National Book Award. We discuss the many parallels between that story set in 1983 (now considered historical fiction!), her own similar childhood and how she separated the two to create a “soul book” We also chat about editing, teaching 8th grade language arts during the time of COVID-19, launching books virtually, being visited in your dreams by the dead, flying saucers, simulation theory, and so much more. Marcella Pixley teaches eighth grade Language Arts at the Carlisle Public Schools. Her poetry has been published in literary journals such as Prairie Schooner, Feminist Studies, Sow’s Ear Poetry Review and Poet Lore, and she has been nominated for a Pushcart Prize. Ms. Pixley has written three acclaimed young adult novels: Freak, Without Tess, Ready To Fall. and most recently, Trowbridge Road. Freak received four starred reviews and was named a Kirkus Best Book of the Year, Without Tess was a Junior Library Guild Selection, Ready to Fall was named a Bank Street Best Book of the Year. Her forthcoming novel, Trowbridge Road is a Junior Library Guild Selection and has been named a Best Book of the Year by Prenille Ripp. Ms. Pixley lives in an antique farmhouse in Westford, Massachusetts with her husband and two sons. She is a graduate of Vassar College, University of Tennessee and Bread Loaf School of English.

In this episode, we talk with Tara Pixley about the vital importance of taking a critical approach to media production. She unpacks our subconscious biases and the myth of objectivity to explain the importance of having different perspectives in the newsroom. She explains that both rights and responsibilities are central to her work in photojournalism. Finally, Tara reflects on personal experiences that have contributed to her understanding of what it means to be a responsible image-maker.What you'll find inside:"I was beginning to realise that the ways we as journalists represent marginalised people … is very problematic and it's not holistic storytelling. It's not even necessary accurate all of the time. And it isn't some kind of intentional choice made by the journalists … it really comes back to there being a lack of representation in the newsroom.” (2:45)“We have to start addressing who we are, what we, as individuals, bring to our media production, because everyone else is going to tell you that you have to take yourself out of it, that you're objective. … No one can be objective. And, in fact, if we're adhering to this ideal of objectivity, it allows us to do all manner of heinous things because we're not looking very critically at what we're actually producing.” (8:40)“Any time we're rushing away to go do something as a journalist, we're assuming that what's happening here doesn't matter and that what's happening out there is something that we have a right to.” (14:50)“Across hundreds of thousands of newsrooms, it's the same kind of people seeing the same way, thinking the same way - and it's not that that way is wrong, there is nothing wrong with the way that they think or see - it just isn't complete, it isn't diverse, it is not encompassing the whole of human experience, and it shows.” (21:00)“Our goal as photojournalists is to inspire that empathetic response … You can't do that with a blurred face. You can't do that when you see an image of people, you know, marching down the street, but they're all just blobs. That photo becomes irrelevant…. This demand from audiences to do that indicates that they don't really understand what photojournalists are supposed to be doing.” (34:10)“I just happen to be of the opinion that I can both hold on to my first amendment rights and minimise harm as I'm utilising those rights. I believe that I have rights and responsibilities to my public.” (39:00)“We need to stay with the trouble, we need to keep having those uncomfortable conversations and keep reckoning with our own relationship to images and what it means to make a photo." (50:00)What does photo ethics mean to Tara?“Photography ethics to me means an opportunity for me to reckon with that space betwixt reasonability and rights. The ethics of photography is an opportunity for me to constantly reassess and reimagine what it is I'm doing as a photographer, as a photo editor, as a scholar of visual journalism. What ideas am I producing in the world and how am I treating people as I produce those ideas?” (46:00)Links:“Why We Need More Visual Journalists and Editors of Color”Authority Collective

Doctors Tenpenny, Mikovits, Fleming & Pixley along with Attorney Rocco Galati join Host Doug McKenty at the Roundtable discussing everything from Medical Establishment corruption to what The Controller Agenda is currently confronting Humanity with. Recorded August 4, 2020

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Sfiso Thwala(40) and Musa Nene (31) were found electrocutted on Sunday Allegedly by a farmer in Driefontein outside piet ritief....

In this episode, host Doug McKenty takes a deep dive into the science of Dr. Gaston Naessens with homeopathic doctor and author of Do No Harm, Charles Pixley. After inventing a microscope capable of analyzing living cells at 30,000x, Naessens observed the life cycle of a tiny microorganism he called a somatid. Blood cells in a healthy person contained somatids that evolved in a three stage cycle, but would continue through a 16 cycle progression in an individual under duress. Using this information, Nassens was able to diagnose chronic disease years earlier than previously possible, and could often treat these diseases before symptoms typically appear. Eventually Nassens developed a homeopathic treatment for cancer he called 714x, which had the ability to stop cancer progression while allowing the immune system to eradicate the disease. In the late 1980's, Dr. Charles Pixley learned of this protocol and began disseminating the drug to cancer patients all across the United States, observing remarkable rates of recovery. It did not take long for the medical establishment to take notice, however, as this remarkable cure threatened chemotherapy industry reaping billions of dollars in profits each year. Eventually, Naessens was publicly discredited and Pixley was eventually sent to jail for refusing to stop providing this remarkable medicine to people in need. Stay tuned for this discussion about Big Pharma corruption and the need to go back to a system of medical freedom where doctors and patients are able to make treatment decisions together utilizing a process of informed consent. Find out more about Dr. Pixley and 714x at https://harmless714x.com. As always, find out more about The Shift, and subscribe for the full episodes, at www.theshiftnow.com or become a patron at https://www.patreon.com/theshift. Enjoy!!

While protests against police violence are making headlines, less attention has been paid to an issue that affects the lives and livelihoods of black people every day... racism in the workplace. On our next program, we'll hear stories about how racism has persisted for working black Americans and consider ways to address it.

While protests against police violence are making headlines, less attention has been paid to an issue that affects the lives and livelihoods of black people every day... racism in the workplace. On our next program, we'll hear stories about how racism has persisted for working black Americans and consider ways to address it.

This week, the ladies of Sub Rosa Sound bring you Mia Pixley's "Spar Suite" released in February 2020, plus our reflections on the murder of George Floyd and our current cultural climate.Mia Pixley:https://miapixley.comhttps://miapixley.bandcamp.comFor more about Sub Rosa Sound:https://subrosasound.orghttps://www.facbook.com/subrosasound

Denise sends voice memos from her last food styling job, a satellite media tour in Pixley, California. See Denise’s photos on our Facebook page! A satellite media tour (an SMT) is a series of TV, radio and online interviews conducted in a single day from a single location remotely connected live via satellite. Typically, about 3 dozen interviews are scheduled, starting with morning shows on the east coast and working their way west. Join our community, get links to past episodes, or drop us a line.Women Beyond a Certain Age is a weekly podcast by Denise Vivaldo and Diane Worthington. They bring their own lively, humorous, and experienced viewpoints to the topics they discuss. The podcast covers wide-ranging subjects of importance to older women. Diane Worthington, host and producer. Diane’s books on Amazon.Denise Vivaldo, host and producer. Denise’s books on Amazon.All other hats worn by Cindie Flannigan. See Cindie’s work here.    

Charles Pixley | Do No Harm: 714X - Defying A Hopeless Prognosis

Charles Pixley | Do No Harm: 714X - Defying A Hopeless Prognosis

Charles Pixley | Do No Harm: 714X - Defying A Hopeless Prognosis

Charles Pixley | Do No Harm: 714X - Defying A Hopeless Prognosis

Charles Pixley | Do No Harm: 714X - Defying A Hopeless Prognosis

Alternative Medicine, Healthcare, and Forbidden Cures is a collection of topics always kept in the rotation on Quite Frankly, and tonight is the first discussion of the like for the new year. Tonight’s guest is Mr. Charles Pixley, and he is the author of 'DO NO HARM: 714X – Defying a Hopeless Prognosis.' The book is the culmination of many years of personal research, documenting efforts of Physicians from all over the Western World as they searched for safer, more effective ways of detecting and defeating some of the deadliest diseases of our time. We end with some great calls and stayed on topic the whole time! Tomorrow we'll dig in with KrisAnne Hall on the topics of War and the Constitution. Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/qCoU8Xsdg-A Sponsor the Show: Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/QuiteFrankly One-Time Gift: http://www.paypal.me/QuiteFranklyLive SubscribeStar: https://www.subscribestar.com/quitefrankly BTC: 1EafWUDPHY6y6HQNBjZ4kLWzQJFnE5k9PK LTC: LRs6my7scMxpTD5j7i8WkgBgxpbjXABYXX ETH: 0x80cd26f708815003F11Bd99310a47069320641fC Episodes On Demand: Spotify: https://spoti.fi/301gcES iTunes: http://apple.co/2dMURMq SoundCloud: http://bit.ly/2dTMD13 Google Play: https://bit.ly/2SMi1SF Stitcher: https://bit.ly/2tI5THI BitChute: https://bit.ly/2vNSMFq Official WebSite: http://www.QuiteFranklyPodcast.com DISCORD Hangout: https://bit.ly/2FpkS11 Quite Frankly Subreddit: https://bit.ly/2HdvzEC Steemit: https://bit.ly/2FrNkyi Twitter: @PoliticalOrgy MINDS: @QuiteFrankly Live On: Periscope: https://bit.ly/2FmsOzQ Twitch: https://bit.ly/2TGAeB6 YouTube: https://bit.ly/2exPzj4 DLive: https://bit.ly/2PpY0k0

CliffCentral.com — The man who encouraged black farmers to buy land in the early 1900s, became one of the first black lawyers in South Africa, and attended Columbia and Oxford Universities before founding the ANC, has almost been forgotten to history, but part of the reason Blind History is here is to open our eyes to some of the history we have forgotten. Find out about Pixley ka Isaka Seme in this episode - brought to you by Taylor Blinds & Shutters. Taylor Blinds & Shutters

“Those companies owe it to those workers to re-train them." Today’s labor history: 18,000 Mexican and Mexican-American workers strike in Pixley, California. Today’s labor quote by Samuel Gompers.

Another amazing form of automation is here - the industrial vending machine! Guest speaker Steve Pixley - Founder & CEO of AutoCrib - dives into why vending machines are the Metal Working Nation’s new best friend on the shop floor. From solving the issue of lost tools and parts to supplying a charging station for electronics, industrial vending machines will help manufacturing leaders take their businesses to the next level of efficiency and safety.  Here’s The Good Stuff! Industrial vending machines are projected to rise in popularity.  The new way to manage inventory.  Steve’s manufacturing story - from sales to automation technology.  Solving the issue of stockouts on the shop floor.  Helping minimize FOD: Foreign Object Debris.  Overcoming the roadblocks to installing an industrial vending machine. From calibrated drill bits to police tasers.  Vending machines are simply another type of awesome robot.    Tools & Takeaways Xometry ProShop ERP Industrial Vending Machines   This Week’s Superstar Guest: Steve Pixley AutoCrib Steve on LinkedIn   Connect With MakingChips www.MakingChips.com On Facebook On LinkedIn On Instagram On Twitter On YouTube   Subscribe to Making Chips on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, or Spotify    

On this week's episode of the AgEmerge Podcast, Monte & Kim talk with Cary Crum, a Customer Account Manager at California Ag Solutions. Cary Crum hears the phrase “that is crazy and will never work” and proceeds confidently. He’s passionate about finding the best farming practices and is driven to help farmers in California bring their operations to the next level with a systems approach. He talks about the revelations he’s had over the years about the principles of soil health, and both the rewards and challenges that growers encounter during the process of transforming an operation to regenerative practices. Cary and California Ag Solutions are co-hosting the California Silage Conference with Connor Agriscience and DeKalb Seed on July 24th in Pixley, CA. This is an event focused on improving the quality of your silage production and storage to produce more milk. Register at www.californiasilageconference.com

Cass McCombs - The Great Pixley Train Robbery - from the 2019 album Tip of the Sphere on ANTI-.Support the show: https://www.kexp.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Writer Marcella Pixley is on the podcast this week to talk about her books Freak, Without Tess, & Ready to Fall. Episode Mentions: Frederick Katherine Kurtz The Dark is Rising E. M. Forster Freak Ready to Fall Without Tess Lauren … Continue reading →

Writer Marcella Pixley is on the podcast this week to talk about her books Freak, Without Tess, & Ready to Fall. Episode Mentions: * Frederick * Katherine Kurtz * The Dark is Rising * E. M. Forster * Freak * Ready to Fall * Without Tess * Lauren Wolk * Nest * A Wrinkle In Time * Harry Potter * Lincoln in the Bardo

Tara Pixley is an assistant professor of visual journalism at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles. As a scholar of lens-based media, she works at the intersection of journalism studies, visual culture and critical race, gender and queer theory, particularly as it relates to re-visioning oppressed populations in the digital new(s) media sphere.She is an award-winning journalist, filmmaker and photographer who co-founded Reclaim Photo and Authority Collective — two organizations dedicated to de-colonizing visual media industry and individual practices. Her film and photographic work intersects with her scholarship, each addressing the problematics of representation and the possibility of contemporary visual media to reimagine historically misrepresented/underrepresented communities.Dr. Pixley’s published written and photographic work has appeared in the New York Times, Newsweek, ProPublica, Nieman Reports, PhotoVoice, ESPN Magazine, Scholastic, Billboard and many more news outlets. Her commercial clients include Footlocker, Wells Fargo, Nike, Cushman Wakefield, MilkLife and many others. She is currently working on a book chronicling the move toward equity and inclusion in the visual journalism industry.We explore these hot topics!If you verbalize the concern, be part of the solutionHow little interventions begin huge movementsIndifference as the most successful tool of oppressionWhat’s really happening in mainstream newsOwning your part of creating a more diverse, accepting cultureBeing open to the possibility that you might be wrong, and that another person’s perspective may just be right!Try Teami Blends!We have a special offer for Art of Podcast listeners. Save 20% on orders of $49.99 or more at www.teamiblends.com with the code HATCHTRIBE! We love the 30 Day Detox & the Green Tea Face Mask!Connect with Tara Pixley:Instagram + Twitter: @tlpixWebsite: tarapixley.comAuthority Collective: www.authoritycollective.orgConnect with Hilary Johnson & Hatch Tribe:Website: https://www.hatchtribe.comMembers Circle: https://members.hatchtribe.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/hatchtribeFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/hatchtribeFREE BOOK DOWNLOAD!Get a FREE copy of "The Girls Guide to Surviving the Startup" written by Hilary Johnson, founder of Hatch Tribe. http://hatchtribe.pages.ontraport.net/girls-guide-download

Elyria Swansea neighborhood motel has been partially shut down & must correct health and safety violations. creating hazardous living conditions or it will be entirely shut down, city officials said. The west wing and full second story of the motel were shut down, many occupants were relocated to the first floor, said Capt. Pixley of the Denver Fire Department. As of Thursday about 70 people had been staying at the inn and 11 adults, along with three children, chose to leave. The Red Cross and RTD are partnering with city agencies to help occupants relocate. The city provided overnight lodging for three families, six people, Thursday night. Agencies also are working diligently with ownership to become compliant and address necessary issues. Since forming in 2013, the task force has conducted 40 motel inspections resulting in at least one business being shutdown as it was unable to stay compliant and up to code. https://www.denverpost.com/2018/09/27/health-violations-at-denver-mo

The team talks about the controversial ballot measure that would split California into three states. Also, two men are being treated for life-threatening wounds after being shot in Pixley, a Clovis man faces life in prison after being accused of sexually abusing his foster children, and a combined bid from the United States, Mexico, and Canada won the hosting rights for soccer's 2026 World Cup.

Captain Greg Pixley is the Public Information Officer and Chief Recruitment Officer for the Denver Fire Department. He’s also worked as a firefighter for the last 25+ years. I’ve actually wanted to talk with a firefighter since before the inception of this show, but kept waiting for a connection to emerge. It wasn’t until I...

Captain Greg Pixley is the Public Information Officer and Chief Recruitment Officer for the Denver Fire Department. He’s also worked as a firefighter for the last 25+ years. I’ve actually wanted to talk with a firefighter since before the inception of this show, but kept waiting for a connection to emerge. It wasn’t until I...

Featured Pet Pick: Pixley an interview with Sherry DeGenova

Mike brings the fire on this one! Beatboxing, hardcore mockery and Pokemon scams Check out his youtube gaming channel at: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLmvs54h2VoxWnSr0i7H8jA

Amused Now featured artist interview with California country band Pixley.

Marcella Pixley was bullied when she was a girl in middle school. She had a different developmental clock than the other girls her age, which exposed her to taunting. As an adult Marcella teaches middle school and sees how much has changed and how much has remained the same. She views daily how preteens relate to each other. Marcella wrote a hard hitting, truthful gritty novel about her experiences called “Freak” to help young girls and parents understand this difficult growth stage. We talk with her about the book, how she writes and the effect writing the book had on her. She also shares her hopes about the effect of the book will have on parents and young people.

Almost ten million years in the future, the materialises on a vast spacecraft including its own miniature zoo and arboretum. The and are still explaining the basics of their time travel ability to new companion when she starts to show signs of a cold. It is only a matter of time before they are found and taken to the control chamber of the vessel. Their captors are the mute Monoids, seemingly identical alien beings with a single eye. The Monoids live in peace alongside the humans who command the spaceship, their own planet having been destroyed, but often do much of the menial work. The humans in charge of the ship explain that the Earth is about to be destroyed because of the expansion of the sun, and that this ship is an Ark sent into space with the last remnants of humanity, civilization and various forms of flora and fauna. The human Guardians in charge of the craft run a tight ship: failure to conform to rules means either death or miniaturisation until they reach their destination, an Earth-like planet called Refusis II, which takes nearly 700 years to get to. As an amusement during the journey a vast statue is being carved by hand, depicting a human being. Dodo's cold has now spread amongst the Monoid and human populations, but regrettably, they have little natural immunity. When the Commander of the Ark collapses with the malady, the whole ship is placed on alert as Zentos, the Deputy Commander is suspicious of the travellers and believes they have deliberately infected the ship. When the first Monoid dies, there is little the Doctor can say to pacify the angry Guardians. Zentos places the Doctor, Steven and Dodo on trial for their crimes, with a young Guardian called Manyak and the Commander's daughter Mellium as defence. Steven acts as the first defence witness, attacking the closed nature of the minds of the Guardians, but exhausts himself in the process and collapses with the fever. His words have no impact on Zentos, who orders their execution, but the ailing Commander intervenes to protect the three travellers and permit them access to medical equipment to devise a cure to the cold. The Doctor is thus able to recreate the cold vaccine from the membranes of animals on the craft, and this is administered throughout the crew. The Commander, Steven and the others infected are soon on the road to recovery. Their work done, the trio have only time to observe the end of Earth on the long-range scanner before the Doctor leads them back to the TARDIS. Curiously, when the TARDIS rematerialises, they are still on the Ark. However, seven hundred years have passed and there has been a major change: the Monoids are in control. They have completed the statue in the image of themselves, having staged a coup during the long journey. This was made possible by a genetic weakness introduced into the humans, but not the Monoids, by a second wave of the cold virus 700 years earlier. The Monoids also now have voice communicators and use numerical emblems to distinguish each other. The humans are now little more than slaves, with the odd exception like the collaborator subject Guardian Maharis, and have little hope of change. The Doctor and his friends encounter the Monoid leadership, installed in a throne room on the Ark, after which they are sent to the security kitchen to help prepare meals for the Monoids. Two humans, Manissa and Dassuk, believe the moment of their liberation is at hand. Steven tries to help them in a revolt which is unsuccessful. The arrival on Refusis is close at hand and a landing pod is prepared. Monoid 1 wants to make sure that the new world is inhabited only by Monoids, despite promises that the human population will be allowed to live there too. A landing party is assembled – the Doctor, Dodo, Monoid 2 and a subject Guardian named Yendom – and they soon reach Refusis II and start to investigate. A stately castle which seems to be unoccupied is in fact the home to the invisible Refusians, giant beings rendered invisible by solar flares. They welcome their guests and have been expecting them but only want to share the planet with other peaceful beings. Monoid 2 and Yendom flee the castle, and en route Yendom realises the humans will not be allowed to reach Refusis with the Monoids. Monoid 2 kills him and is shortly afterward killed himself when the landing pod explodes. The tension of the situation foments dissent in the Monoid ranks, with Monoid 4 openly opposing Monoid 1's plans to abandon the humans and colonise Refusis without more checks on the planet. Three launchers are sent to the planet, Monoids 1 and 4 commanding them, and when the crews emerge Monoid 4 interprets the destroyed landing pod as evidence of the danger that Monoid 1 has led them to. A civil war erupts between the two Monoid factions. The Doctor, Dodo and a Refusian use the confusion to steal one of the launchers and pilot back to the Ark. The Monoids have placed a bomb on board the ship and plan to evacuate soon to the planet surface, leaving the humans to die on the spaceship. Word of this threat spreads and spurs a human rebellion. The arrival of the Doctor and the Refusian spur things along, and they soon realise the bomb has been placed in the head of the statue. Thankfully the Refusian is able to help dispose of the statue into space before the bomb explodes. The humans now begin to land on Refusis themselves, having been offered support on peaceful terms by the Refusians. Many of the Monoids have been killed in their civil war and those that remain are offered peaceful settlement alongside the other two species. Once more the TARDIS departs, and this time the curiosity is that the Doctor simply vanishes from the TARDIS control room… [] Continuity In , the Earth was also evacuated because of solar flare activity that rendered the biosphere uninhabitable for five thousand years. There, however, the survivors of mankind slept in suspended animation and returned to repopulate the planet after that period had passed. The Earth is seen trailing smoke as it heads towards the Sun at the close of episode two. The Doctor estimate the date as 10,000,000, however in the 2005 episode "", Earth is finally destroyed by the expanding Sun around AD 5,000,000,000. Series writer opines that the fictional alluded to in the revived series of Doctor Who rewrote some historical events, among them the destruction of Earth. The Monoids also feature in the audio drama by . The TARDIS is referenced in the first episode as "that black box" whereas by the time of the third doctor when the series was recorded in color it is obviously a blue police box. [] Production Serial details by episode Episode Broadcast date Run time Viewership (in millions) Archive "The Steel Sky" 5 March 1966 (1966-03-05) 24:00 5.5 16mm t/r "The Plague" 12 March 1966 (1966-03-12) 25:00 6.9 16mm t/r "The Return" 19 March 1966 (1966-03-19) 24:19 6.2 16mm t/r "The Bomb" 26 March 1966 (1966-03-26) 24:37 7.3 16mm t/r Although is credited as a co-writer, she does not appear to have done any actual work on the scripts. Her then-husband, Paul Erickson requested that she be given a credit, but her name appears on no other related documents. Despite this, Scott was credited as a contributor to the s published by /. The Monoids were played by actors, each holding a ball in his mouth to represent the alien's single eye. The upper portion of the actor's face was hidden by a . This serial features a guest appearance by Michael Sheard. (See also .) book The Ark Series Release number 114 Writer Publisher Cover artist ISBN Release date October 1986 (Hardback) 19 March 1987 (Paperback) Preceded by Followed by [] Commercial releases This story was released on , in 1998. It was later released on CD (The CD version contains a two minute reprise from the end of the previous story The Massacre), with linking narration by Peter Purves. The CD also includes an interview with Peter about this story and his time on Doctor Who. This CD is available as an Audio Book on the . It is scheduled to be released on DVD in 2011 and will have an audio commentary with Peter Purves and Michael Imison. [] In print A novelisation of this serial, written by , was published by in October 1986. [] References Shaun Lyon et al. (2007-03-31). . Outpost Gallifrey. Archived from on 2008-03-31. . Retrieved 2008-08-30.  . Doctor Who Reference Guide. . Retrieved 2008-08-30.  Sullivan, Shannon (2005-04-29). . A Brief History of Time Travel. . Retrieved 2008-08-30.  , "Doctor Who Archive: The Ark," , #228, 2 August 1995, , p. 26. Pixley, Andrew, "The Ark: Archive Extra," , #7, 12 May 2004 (The Complete First Doctor), , p. 73.

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