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E117 The Fifth Court throws the spotlight on one of the country's most colourful solicitors, Paul Keane, former Managing Partner at Reddy Charlton (where he started at 17 years of age), now a consultant to that firm, as well as having been the Chair of the North Fingal Beekeepers Association!He was originally inspired by Lord Wedderburn and his legal insights. - "Company law has given me some of my best moments in my career"By simply saying 'Yes' led to some big opportunities in European lawHe's concerned about legal deserts - areas of the country where there is an absence of legal firms, which causes difficulties in accessing justiceHe is a member of the Order of the Polar Star - he explains how he received this honourHe had a beehive outside his office in central Dublin - and wait'll you hear him on bees and the Brehon Laws. Sweet. His cultural recommendation, 'More Than Honey' (a Netflix movie) - and for a book he recommends the writings of Patrick Leigh FermorAlso, our hosts discuss some recent cases drawn from the Decisis Law Reports - with thanks to Charlton Solicitors and Collaborative Practitioners of Dun Laoghaire, Dublin.Don't forget the upcoming of the Kilkenny Law Festival 16th - 18th May where will be recording the podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Polar Star and Operation Deep FreezeEach year the USCG heavy icebreaker Polar Star heads to Antarctica to spend the Northern Hemisphere winter opening a channel through the ice during the Antarctic summer.The ship has just completed her mission and is heading home to Seattle. We'll talk about why this unique ship was there, and why her mission is so important.

This episode's guest is someone that many have known for her longstanding leadership in international education, but some of us might not have known her as a businesswoman, a political leader, a caregiver, and as a newly minted author. Marlene M. Johnson was the Executive Director and CEO of NAFSA: Association of International Educators for almost two decades and prior to that was Minnesota's first woman Lieutenant Governor. She is co-founder of the Minnesota Chapter of the National Association of Women Business Owners and the Minnesota Women's Campaign Fund. She is now on the advisory board of Kakenya's Dream, a board member of the Washington Office on Latin America, and a trustee of the Alexandria Trust. In 1988, she was awarded the Royal Order of the Polar Star by the Kingdom of Sweden. In this episode we go behind the scenes with Marlene about her life and her new book, Rise to the Challenge: A memoir of politics, leadership, and love. Episode highlights: Marlene's reflections about her life's journey and how the book came about. How Marlene's career in politics and business and her early international exposure prepared her to be a non-traditional candidate yet a good fit for the role of NAFSA's CEO and Executive Director. The “ability to punt” and how this attribute served Marlene well while leading NAFSA, whether it was weathering the Asian financial crisis that impacted Asian international students or the impact of 9/11 on the international education sector. Marlene's legacy of calling for a national policy on international education and her thoughts on where we stand now. Is the U.S. poised to have its first woman president and one whose life—coincidentally—reflects the legacy of international education? Marlene weighs in. The poignant love story of Marlene's life with her husband, Peter, and how their relationship influenced her and shaped her as a leader. Marlene's top 2-3 pieces of advice for women leaders. Episode Resources: Get Marlene's new book here or from Amazon Listen to: Episode 8 with LaNitra Berger and Episode 36 with Fanta Aw of NAFSA MPOWER Financing's Social Impact Report My book:  ⁠⁠America Calling: A Foreign Student in a Country of Possibility Sign up for ⁠⁠America Calling: my take on the intersection of education, culture and migration⁠⁠ Connect with me: ⁠⁠LinkedIn⁠⁠, ⁠⁠X⁠⁠, ⁠Instagram This episode was made possible by the generous support of MPOWER Financing.

"TopMedTalk Down Under" continues 'as live' coverage of the 2024 Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetists (ANZCA) and Faculty of Pain Medicine's Annual Scientific Meeting. This piece explores the challenges and rewards of working in global health and the importance of collaboration and education in improving healthcare systems. Presented by Andy Cumpstey, Clinical lecturer, University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust and the University of Southampton, England, and Kate Leslie, Professor, Specialist Anaesthetist and Head of Research at the Royal Melbourne Hospital and the University of Melbourne with their guests Amanda Baric, Order of the Polar Star, Deputy Director of the Department of Anaesthesia and Perioperative Medicine at Northern Health and Debra Devonshire, visiting medical officer at Monash Health, Cabrini and Peninsula private hospitals.

"TopMedTalk Down Under" continues 'as live' coverage of the 2024 Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetists (ANZCA) and Faculty of Pain Medicine's Annual Scientific Meeting. This piece is essential listening for anyone who has an interest in the future of both the meeting and the organisation. It was recorded the day before our guests took their titles; Incoming ANZCA President David Story, Professor and Foundation Chair of Anaesthesia at the University of Melbourne, Head of the University Department of Critical Care; and the Incoming Dean of the Faculty of Pain Medicine, Dilip Kapur, Specialist Pain Medicine Physician, Adelaide. It is presented by Presented by Andy Cumpstey, Clinical lecturer, University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust and the University of Southampton, England, and Kate Leslie, Professor, Specialist Anaesthetist and Head of Research at the Royal Melbourne Hospital and the University of Melbourne with their guests Amanda Baric, Order of the Polar Star, Deputy Director of the Department of Anaesthesia and Perioperative Medicine at Northern Health and Debra Devonshire, visiting medical officer at Monash Health, Cabrini and Peninsula private hospitals. Find out more about the ANZCA here: https://www.anzca.edu.au/

Diese Woche beehrt uns Polar Star aus Genf. Sie übernehmen eine Stunde lang unseren Mixtape-Kanal mit einem Liveset aus eigenen Songs und Produktionen. Mit solchen konnten sie auch die diesjährige Jury der Demotape Clinic überzeugen. Sie haben in der Kategorie Electronic gewonnen.  Tracklist Sounds! Mixtape:  Polar Star CABRIOLET ON THE HIGHWAY feat Sivane Levi Polar Star BAL DE TRAÎTRES Polar Star DISSOCIATION & DAMNATION Polar Star SAWDUST SIGHT Polar Star PORQUENO SINEMBARGO feat Sara Maskine Polar Star KISSED BY MY WHISKEY feat Sara Maskine Polar Star SHIELDS OF GLASS Polar Star SALAM / SHALOM feat Sara Maskine Polar Star SUR LE TOIT Polar Star OH ANGE Polar Star UME feat Sara Maskine Polar Star BETTRAVE POUCAVE Polar Star DES VISAGES Polar Star HOLY WATER feat Sara Maskine 

Après 5 matches sans le moindre succès, l'équipe de Suisse de foot a retrouvé le goût de la victoire en s'imposant 1 à 0 à Dublin face à l'Irlande histoire de conclure son premier rassemblement de l'année sur une bonne note. Hélas, dans le reste de l'actu, on ne parle pas tellement de victoires. Et pour illustrer musicalement cet épisode, j'aurais pu choisir Johan Röhr, ce compositeur suédois dont on a découvert qu'il publiait des morceaux de musique relaxante au piano sous 650 pseudos différents sur Spotify, ce qui fait qu'il peut apparaître plusieurs fois dans une même playlist et totalise à ce jour 15 milliards de streams, soit plus que Elton John, ABBA, Mariah Carey ou Britney Spears. Du coup, j'ai préféré opter pour le Vaudois Sami Galbi et le duo électro genevois Polar Star qui ont été récompensés le week-end passé au festival M4Music à Zurich et qui, eux, ont besoin de plus de plays sur Spotify.

Harvey Brownstone conducts an in-depth Interview with the Legendary Ann-Margret About Harvey's guests: Today's special guest, Ann-Margret, is a legendary actress, singer, dancer, and recording artist who's been dazzling audiences for over 6-decades.   On the big screen, she starred in many iconic films including “Pocketful of Miracles”, “State Fair”, “Bye Bye Birdie”, “Viva Las Vegas”, “Carnal Knowledge”, “Tommy”, “The Cincinnati Kid”, “I Ought to be in Pictures”, “52 Pick-Up”, “Grumpy Old Men”, “GRUMPIER Old Men”, “Queen Bees” and many more.   On television, you've seen her in dozens of sitcoms, variety shows, TV specials, movies and miniseries including “Who Will Love My Children”, “The Two Mrs. Grenvilles”, “Life of the Party”, “A Streetcar Named Desire”, “Perfect Murder, Perfect Town”, “Blonde”, and of course, her recurring roles in “Ray Donovan” and “The Kominsky Method”.   She headlined in Las Vegas for decades and has toured all over the world with her exciting live show.  She's received 2 Academy Award nominations and 2 Grammy Award nominations, and she's won 5 Golden Globe Awards, an Emmy Award, 2 Photoplay Awards and 3 Golden Apple Awards.  And for her contributions to the film industry, she received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.   She's recorded 14 albums, including her latest album released earlier this year, entitled, “Born to be Wild”, featuring guest appearances from Joe Perry, Pete Townsend, Cliff Richard, and our recent guest Pat Boone among many others.   Our guest's longstanding commitment to the men and women of the American military is well known and admired by all.  In the 60s she toured 3 times with the USO to Vietnam and Southeast Asia, performing for tens of thousands of servicemen.  In 2003, the USO honored her with its Spirit of Hope award, and in 2005, she appeared at the Nellis Air Force Base in Nevada, to welcome troops home from Iraq and Afghanistan.   And now, she's produced a new Ann-Margret perfume, available online at ANNMARGRETPERFUME.COM, with all profits going to the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund.  Last year, she was awarded an honorary doctorate by the University of Nevada.  And she's also been awarded the highest honor from her native Sweden.   She's a Commander of the Royal Order of the Polar Star.  And most recently, she received the Living Legend Award from the Women's Image Network.  And if all of that weren't enough, let me add that Empire magazine ranked our guest as number 10 on its list of the 100 Sexiest movie stars all time. For more interviews and podcasts go to: https://www.harveybrownstoneinterviews.com/ To see more about Ann-Margret, go to: https://annmargretperfume.com/  #AnnMargret    #harveybrownstoneinterviews

Luis started his dj career at the age of 16 with the artistic name "Luis Hungría". He has played in the best clubs around Catalunya & Ibiza, in popular places such as Café del Mar, EsParadís, Pachá, Ocean Drive, Blau, st Trop, Tropics, Malibú, Rick's Café, Platea, B-Side, Arena, Soho, Mala vida and so on. In his sets he mixes deep, house, latin house & techouse for audiences of all nationalities and countries. Luis Hungria worked as a director and reporter in a programme called "Formula Dance", from TOPten ràdio; combining this show with Ràdio Fórmula in Radio Marina and TOPten ràdio. He was also the presenter voice of "DeHouse de tonterías" in Megaràdio (Valencia) and R3D CLUB in We Radio (Valencia) & Sound FM. Nowadays, he participates with Impact Radio Web (Italy) playing a weekly set. He's got a degree in radio which englobes all areas of this media by one of the most important radio stations, Cadena Ser & 40 principales. Moreover, he's got another degree by the school Audio Inside, Eumes (Girona) and Ars Studios (Valencia). These days, he's producer and remixer of electronic music. He's collaborated with artists such as Abel Almena, Kash and Narany, Toni Ocanya and dj Desk One, Xavi Bosch or Francesc Sentís. He's also worked in reknown companies like Clipper's Sounds, 73 Muzik, Shamkara records (Ibiza), Yaiza Records, Underground Avenue Records, White Island Recordings, Krone, Gloobal Music, LW Recordings,... His productions have played in many of the most important radio stations around Spain, such as Flaix FM, La Megàradio & Ibiza global radio.

The highest military court has largely overturned the conviction of a Coast Guard chief who sent inappropriate messages to other senior-enlisted members in a group text thread ― a ruling that will impact how and when troops are charged for sending such content through their phone. The case involves former Chief Machinery Technician Fernando M. Brown, who was convicted in 2019 on an insubordinate conduct charge under Article 91 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice for sending three text messages to a “chief's mess” group thread while they were all assigned to the heavy icebreaker Polar Star, according to court records.You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/ZeroBlog30

we're excited to introduce you to Cynthia Hampton, the founder of Polar Star, a thriving homeschool community that embodies the principles of Leadership Education. Cynthia is a true homeschooling hero who believes in the power of extreme volunteerism and encouraging others to do the same. She began Polar Star over 20 years ago, driven by her desire to provide her children with an education that went beyond the limitations of the public school system. As a former public school teacher, Cynthia knew the importance of developing strong leadership skills in children. She believes that true education means using your time to make a positive difference in the world and that a love of learning is essential to that process. Cynthia's dedication to extreme volunteerism is evident in everything she does. She encourages others to use their talents and time to make a positive impact in their communities, and her commitment to creating a supportive homeschool community has touched the lives of countless families over the years. Cynthia Hampton is a true homeschooling hero who embodies the principles of Leadership Education. Want to hear more from Cynthia? Are you ready to take the next step toward a successful high school education? Then join us on May 20th at 9 am Mountain for an exciting webinar with Cyndi Hampton, where she'll provide an overview of how you can include LEMI projects on your high school transcripts. This webinar is not only perfect for parents, educators, and students who are in high school or getting ready for it, but also for anyone considering LEMI projects and wanting to know how they can benefit their high school student. Cyndi will also discuss the requirements for high school graduation and how LEMI meets those requirements, making this webinar a must-attend event for anyone with kids taking LEMI classes. And that's not all – there will be plenty of time for Q&A at the end of the webinar, so come prepared with your burning questions! Don't miss this informative and engaging webinar with Cyndi Hampton on “High School Transcripts: LEMI Equivalencies and the Next Best Steps.” REGISTER NOW to secure your spot and take the first step towards a successful high school career!

In the seventh episode of the Shoonya podcast, we have with us the Principal Secretary, Department of Industries & Commerce (I&C) and Information Technology (IT) of Government of Telangana - Mr. Jayesh Ranjan. Mr. Ranjan has previously served as the Commissioner and Managing Director of the Industries Department, Secretary in the Tourism Promotion Department, and Vice-Chairman of the Hyderabad Urban Development Authority (HUDA). In addition, Mr. Ranjan has served on various rural assignments in different parts of India for over 12 years, working in diverse sectors like Tribal Development, Natural Resources Management, Poverty Alleviation, and other related Social Development Sectors. Also, Mr. Ranjan was an all-India topper of his IAS batch of 1992 and was awarded the Royal Order of the Polar Star by His Majesty the King of Sweden in 2019 for promoting Swedish business interests in India, including the opening of IKEA's first Indian store in Hyderabad. This episode is hosted by Mr. Randheer Singh, Director, E-Mobility at NITI Aayog.Visit: www.shoonya.info

Countries need to set aside their differences, recognize their interdependence, and negotiate as equals to tackle the climate crisis, says Sunita Narain, the director general of India's Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) during a C2GTalk. Nature-based solutions can play an important role, but they need much simpler accounting rules, and should be deployed in a way that benefits local communities. Sunita Narain is the director general of the CSE and editor of the magazine Down To Earth. She plays an active role in policy formulation on issues of environment and development in India and globally. She has worked extensively on climate change, with a particular interest in advocating for an ambitious and equitable global agreement. Narain's work on air pollution, water and waste management as well as industrial pollution has led to an understanding of the need for affordable and sustainable solutions in countries like India where the challenge is to ensure inclusive and sustainable growth. She was a member of the Indian Prime Minister's Council on Climate Change and has been awarded the Padma Shri, the fourth highest civilian honor. In 2005, the CSE, under her leadership, was also awarded the Stockholm Water Prize. In 2016, Time magazine selected Narain as one of the most influential people in the world. She received “The Order of the Polar Star” award from the Swedish Government in 2017 and CSE was awarded the prestigious Indira Gandhi Prize for peace, disarmament and development for 2018. Narain continues to serve on national and international committees on environment including One Health Global Leaders Group on Antimicrobial Resistance set up by WHO/OIE/FAO. For more, please go to C2G's website.

durée : 00:54:27 - Les 10 ans de L'Astrada et de Initiative H - par : Alex Dutilh - Initiative H, le big band toulousain mené par David Haudrechy, fête ses 10 ans avec la parution de “Polar Star” chez NeuKlang. En direct de l'Astrada à Marciac. - réalisé par : Fabien Fleurat

durée : 00:54:27 - Les 10 ans de L'Astrada et de Initiative H - par : Alex Dutilh - Initiative H, le big band toulousain mené par David Haudrechy, fête ses 10 ans avec la parution de “Polar Star” chez NeuKlang. En direct de l'Astrada à Marciac. - réalisé par : Fabien Fleurat

Top 5 Tips for Custody Charlotte Family Law Attorney Caroline Wingate Strauss joins Law Talk for a year end (December 2021) review of family law and custody issues in Charlotte Family Court. https://charlotte-divorce-lawyer.com/blog/surviving-the-holidays/ (Surviving the Holidays) can be a challenge. There are a lot of custody exchanges take place during the holiday season that may differ from the ordinary custody and visitation that may in place during the year. What are the Best Interests of the Child? In any custody and visitation analysis, the child's well-being is the Polar Star consideration by Courts (judges) in North Carolina. The "guiding light" involves focusing on the Best Interests of the children. Helpful Tips for Child Custody: Try to Keep it Out of Court Shared Custody is Preferred Keep Kids Out of It - Don't Use Children as Intermediaries, Weapons, or Confidants Engage Professionals if Needed - Attorneys, Mental Health Counselors, Psychologists, Family Therapists, Physicians, Clinicians, Experts Get an Order or Parenting Agreement BONUS: Consult with an Attorney who is an experienced parent Is a Lawyer Required for Divorce? Ordinarily, a lawyer is not “required." Judges rarely demand attorneys be retained or get involved. At the same time, family law issues can get pretty complicated. While not required, a lawyer may be very helpful in explaining the processes and how things work in Family Court. https://charlotte-divorce-lawyer.com/blog/is-a-lawyer-required-for-divorce/ (Is a Lawyer Required to Get Divorced?) Does Collaborative Law make sense? Collaborative law allows spouses to resolve family law disputes outside of court. Rather than going through trials and sometimes emotional proceedings, the parties work through the https://charlotte-divorce-lawyer.com/blog/what-is-a-collaborative-divorce/. (collaborative process) to solutions to disputes.

Content Warning: Physical violence, gunfire, loud noises, inhuman creatures, harsh language, mature themes, fear and panic, explosions, bodily functions and body horror. A violent attack on crew members from the Coast Guard icebreaker Polar Star brings Special Agent Kerri to McMurdo Station to investigate. Written and produced by Mike Gagne of Asylum 94 Productions. Intro Music by Josh Monroe of Graven Rogue Studios. Sensitivity reading courtesy of Jackie Pineda, Dani Urbina and Tara Voshell Kerri Stone: Alexandra Jameson Indira Varma: Ishani Kanetkar OS2 Macready: Harlan Guthrie DC3 Mueller: Vinay P. Nariani EM3 Schaeffer: Tal Minear Captain Nat Freeman: Nikki Paige LCDR Domingo: Mike Cuellar WS Taylor: Jenny Pan Antinanco: Edgar Hernandez Alchemist: Matheus Carneiro Handler: David Pickering Voladora: Vanessa Guadiana Toni Lombardo: Missy Croft Pilot: Warren Towt Maya de la Muerte: Caroline Mincks Transcript available at the following link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1uWvFYuGZ4gXigaA626KB1OG_G6BsDVL8/view?usp=sharing Support the show at https://www.patreon.com/bostonhorror Copyright 2021 Asylum 94 Productions

Photo: Two hundred years later:  The 1590 Skálholt Map showing Latinized Norse placenames in North America: * Land of the Risi (a mythical location) * Greenland * Helluland (Baffin Island) * Markland (the Labrador Peninsula) * Land of the Skræling (location undetermined) * Promontory of Vinland (the Great Northern Peninsula) ..  Genoa knew of the Americas a century and a half before the Genoese Columbus.  Lorenzo Fiori, Ansaldo Foundation https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galvano_Fiamma Cronica Universalis, written sometime between 1339-1345, includes a passage in which he describes Iceland, Greenland, and Markland: [Our] authorities say that under the equator there are very high mountains, where there are temperate settlements, made possible by winds, or by the shadow of the mountains, or by the remarkable thickness of the walls, or by underground caves in valleys. At the equator there are also many islands that are truly temperate because of the rivers, or the marshes, or the winds, or for reasons that are unknown to us. And for a similar reason there are settlements beneath or around the Arctic pole, despite the very intense cold. These settlements are so temperate that people cannot die there: this fact is well known for Ireland. The reasons why this happens are unknown to us. Marco Polo speaks explicitly about this, when he says that there is a certain desert 40 days across where nothing grows, neither wheat nor wine, but the people live by hunting birds and animals, and they ride deers. Further northwards there is the Ocean, a sea with many islands where a great quantity of peregrine falcons and gyrfalcons live. These islands are located so far north that the Polar Star remains behind you, toward the south. Sailors who frequent the seas of Denmark and Norway say that northwards, beyond Norway, there is Iceland; further ahead there is an island named Grolandia, where the Polar Star remains behind you, toward the south. The governor of this island is a bishop. In this land, there is neither wheat nor wine nor fruit; people live on milk, meat, and fish. They dwell in subterranean houses and do not venture to speak loudly or to make any noise, for fear that wild animals hear and devour them. There live huge white bears, which swim in the sea and bring shipwrecked sailors to the shore. There live white falcons capable of great flights, which are sent to the emperor of Katai. Further westwards there is another land, named Marckalada, where giants live; in this land, there are buildings with such huge slabs of stone that nobody could build with them, except huge giants. There are also green trees, animals and a great quantity of birds. However, no sailor was ever able to know anything for sure about this land or about its features. From all these facts it is clear that there are settlements at the Arctic pole.

My Polar Star I have made You the polar star of my existence; never again can I lose my way in the voyage of life. Wherever I go, You are always there to shower Your beneficence all around me. Your face is ever present before my mind's eyes. If I lose sight of You even for a moment, I almost lose my mind. Whenever my heart is about to go astray, just a glance of You makes it feel ashamed of itself. Rabindranath Tagore The Heart of God: Prayers of Rabindranath Tagore. Selected and edited by Herbert F. Vetter. © 1997 Herbert F. Vetter. Tuttle Publishing.

Sketch, Darrell, Colt and Kuro discuss the second half of Food Wars: The 3rd Plate, Toonami's recent broadcast error, Sony buying Crunchyroll, Ronin Warriors coming to Blu-ray and some other stuff. It's been a crazy week. Music credits for this episode: "Atria" as performed by Fo'xTails

This week Joe Whitehead takes a break from Burghley's exciting walled garden project to join Alan Gray (East Ruston Old VIcarage) and Thordis Fridriksson on this week's Talking Dirty podcast. Their conversation weaves from planting up Summer containers, to why 'common' plants deserve a place in your garden, and how water conservation and planting for the future are at the heart of Joe's plans for Burghley's Walled Garden. PLANT LIST Nicotiana sylvestris Streptocarpus saxorum Oxalis spiralis subsp. vulcanicola 'Sunset Velvet' Albizia julibrissin f. rosea Erigeron karvinskianus 'Lavender Lady' Ipomoea lobata/Mina lobata Ipomoea indicaBomarea caldesii Ceanothus × pallidus 'Marie Simon' Francoa sonchifolia Sedum aizoon 'Euphorbioides' Rosa 'Polar Star' Erigeron annuus Pleione formosana Lathyrus odoratus Grandiflora 'Henry Eckford' Crepis rubra Taraxacum pseudoroseum Baptisia australis Baptisia 'Purple Smoke' Baptisia 'Solar Flare' Baptisia 'Cherries Jubilee' Sonchus fruticosus Dierama pulcherrimum 'Blackbird' Geum 'Prinses Juliana' Musa acuminata 'Dwarf Cavendish'

The U.S. Coast Guard’s sole heavy icebreaker, Polar Star, recently broke the nation’s 40-year winter absence from icy waters above the Arctic Circle while on a 12-week deployment to the Bering Strait... Visit knba.org/news to get more information.

Things are heating up in the Arctic -- literally and figuratively. As ice melts and new sea lanes open, the region is the site of intense new military competition between the world’s largest power players: the U.S., Russia and China. While the U.S. Coast Guard is working hard to protect American interests in the Arctic, including the wellbeing of those in remote regions of Alaska, it has to operate aging equipment on a tight budget. Rear Adm. Matthew Bell, commander of Coast Guard District 17, joins Left of Boom to discuss a rare winter deployment to the Arctic for the nation’s only heavy icebreaker, the Polar Star, and how the Coast Guard defends U.S. sovereignty without inflaming international tensions. Read more about the Russian exercise discovered by fishermen and reported to the Coast Guard here. NOTE: This podcast was recorded before the Heavy Icebreaker Polar Star deployed in early December.

Boatswain Kurt Strauch (Ret.) talks Coast Guard firefighting, including the rescue of a commercial fishing crew aboard an 80 foot scalloper on fire off Montauk, New York, the massive effort to save a 180 foot freighter on fire in the Florida Straits, saving the Cutter Gallatin after a fire broke out in dry dock, and extinguishing flames aboard the Polar Star during a voyage to the Antarctic. He also tells of operations at McMurdo Station, serving as an arctic pilot during the tow of a disabled 400 foot cargo ship from the Southern Ocean to New Zealand, migrant interdictions in the South Pacific, and commanding an IMARV on the Potomac in the aftermath of 9/11, a station, and an 87 foot cutter as an enlisted Boatswain’s Mate and Officer in Charge. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theyhadtogoout/support

Hailing from Rochester NY, Captain Woityra completed a 2018 Fulbright Scholarship studying icebreakers in Finland. He is a Coast Guard Academy graduate, with a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering. Advanced degrees include a Master of Science in Oceanography from the University of Rhode Island, an MBA from Chancellor University, and an Advanced Diploma in Maritime Law from the IMO International Maritime Law Institute. He is a graduate of the Joint Military Attaché School and holds his Joint Professional Military Education certificate from Air University. He was an MIT Seminar XXI National Security Fellow in 2018-2019. A career icebreaker sailor, POLAR STAR is CAPT Woityra’s second command, and fourth Polar Icebreaking tour. He has spent more than a decade breaking ice at sea. Prior to assuming command of POLAR STAR in 2020, he served as Executive Officer on board. He also led CGC HEALY on five Arctic research missions, including her historic 2015 expedition to the North Pole, the first time an unaccompanied U.S. surface vessel had reached the top of the world. He served for three years as Commanding Officer of CGC NEAH BAY in Cleveland OH. While commanding NEAH BAY, he established a cooperative program with Bowling Green State University that led to his crew earning more than 60 college credits for participating in a lake sampling partnership. He served as Executive Officer on CGC THUNDER BAY out of Rockland ME and previously on POLAR STAR as Marine Science Officer, where he made one Antarctic and two Arctic deployments. He also served as a research fellow on the Arctic 100 Northwest Passage expedition aboard the Finnish icebreaker NORDICA. Captain Woityra’s shore assignments include Program Manager for Coast Guard icebreaking, where he set priorities establishing where, when, and why the Coast Guard breaks ice. He also served at the International Ice Patrol, tracking North Atlantic icebergs over the Grand Banks of Newfoundland and two years as Coast Guard Attaché to Malta, where he advised the U.S. Ambassador and Armed Forces of Malta on maritime concerns and taught Search and Rescue Coordinator classes at the Maritime Safety and Security Training Centre. Captain Woityra’s personal awards include the Defense and Coast Guard Meritorious Service Medals, Department of State Meritorious Honor Award, and various other decorations. He is a permanent Cutterman and has also earned the Aviation Mission Specialist and Navy Craftmaster designations. He is a Project Management Professional, LEED Accredited Professional, and American Society for Quality Certified Manager of Quality and Organizational Excellence. He holds his USCG Merchant Mariner Master’s license and is certified as a Level II Ice Navigator. He is admitted as a National Fellow of The Explorers Club and an Associate Fellow of The Nautical Institute. ****************************************** Woityra [Why-TIER-uh]

“I went back looking at one of the qualities of leadership we need particularly now during a pandemic, I went back to Thucydides and Athens and I found Pericles’ funeral narration made during the destructive pandemic that hit Athens.”   Description: In times when we are all facing a crisis of unprecedented proportion, we are going change the focus of the podcast: we will now be interviewing psychoanalysts from all corners of the globe to discuss how their local communities are coping with this situation, how their clinical work has been affected by the situation, and how the internal worlds of both the analysts and the patients have been impacted by this virus as it touches both our real and imaginary fears. This is an opportunity to gain great wisdom, empathy, and hope.     Dr. Steven Rolfe welcomes Dr. Michael Maccoby. Dr Maccoby is a psychoanalyst and anthropologist and is globally recognized as an expert on leadership for his research, writing, and work to improve organizations and the workplace environment. He has authored or co-authored fourteen books and consulted to companies, governments, the World Bank, unions, research and development centers and laboratories, universities, and orphanages, and taught in 36 countries. Dr. Maccoby has taught leadership at Oxford and directed the Program on Technology, Public Policy, and Human Development at the Kennedy School from 1970-90. He worked consulting on leadership for 13 years at the State Department. In 2008 he received the Swedish honor of Commander of the Royal Order of the Polar Star for his work in Sweden and, in 2017, he received the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Washington School of Psychiatry.   Key takeaways: [4:21] Dr. Maccoby talks about how he first became interested in psychoanalysis. [9:21] Dr. Maccoby was in analysis with Eric Fromm for 8 years while working with him. [10:56] Dr. Maccoby talks about his work with organizations from early times in his career. [11:55] Humanizing the workplace. [14:10] The beginning of Dr. Maccobi’s studies in leadership. [14:33] Dr. Maccobi shares how Eric Fromm influenced his career. [17:43] Dr. Maccobi talks about his book. Narcissistic Leaders: Who Succeeds and Who Fails. and the reaction it caused in Donald Trump. [18:03] The productive and destructive aspects of narcissism. [20:22] Dr. Maccobi updated Fromm’s personality types with her own set of ideas. [23:48] Dr. Maccobi talks about Donald Trumps’ personality type as a Marketing Personality. [25:50] Dr. Maccobi shares what motivated him to write Psychoanalytic and Historical Perspectives on the Leadership of Donald Trump: Narcissism and Marketing in an Age of Anxiety and Distrust. [27:56] The kind of president the USA needs: Pericles’ principles for a leader applied to America’s greatest presidents. [31:03] The role of aggression in the marketing personality type. [33:45] The transition between the clinical work and the consulting one in the organizational field.   Mentioned in this episode: IPA Off the Couch www.ipaoffthecouch.org   Recommended Readings: Maccoby, Michael. The Gamesman: The New Corporate Leaders. New York: Simon and Schuster, 1976.   Maccoby, Michael. Narcissistic Leaders: Who Succeeds and Who Fails. Boston: Harvard Business School Press, 2007.   Maccoby, Michael. The Leaders We Need: And What Makes Us Follow. Boston: Harvard Business School Press, 2007.   Maccoby, Michael and Clifford L. Norman, Jane Norman, and Richard Margolies. Transforming Health Care Leadership: A Systems Guide to Improve Patient Care, Decrease Costs, and Improve Population Health. San Francisco, CA: Jossey Bass, 2013.   Maccoby, Michael. Strategic Intelligence: Conceptual Tools for Leading Change. Oxford University Press, 2015.   Maccoby Michael and Ken Fuchsman, editors. Psychoanalytic and Historical Perspectives on the Leadership of Donald Trump: Narcissism and Marketing in an Age of Anxiety and Distrust. Routledge, 2020.  

#2392: Jul. 2, 2020: As the art of feeling the polar star in the southern sky Today's pure primal piano music here. Happy if this music makes you feel peaceful.. : )　 I create piano music every day for Piano Ten Thousand Leaves. Project target number is 4536 and I achieved 2392; 52.5% today. Pls find my project.. : )

Carlos Kargauer, presidente de Polar Star, sigue en contacto con sus clientes y proveedores gracias a la tecnología: “No es lo mismo que estar con todo el equipo en la oficina, pero aún con las demoras que produce la distancia, estamos funcionando” dijo a Ríchard Izarra durante #PRODUprimetime. Radio PRODU se encuentra en RadioPRODU.com

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Richard Read talks about the troubled life of the Coast Guard's sole heavy icebreaker, Polar Star. Read is the Bureau Chief of the Los Angeles Times in Seattle. He is the winner of two Pulitzer prizes for his investigations on the Asian Financial Crisis and abuses by U.S. immigration officials. His article on the Polar Star was published in the August 2nd edition of the Los Angeles Times.

We are revisiting our first series, Food Wars! We find out Azami's true name! The jackboot thugs appear and attack Polar Star! Most importantly... where are the mothers?   Let us know when we mess up on twitter @gimmethoseboots and @andrewsisson Follow the podcast on instagram and twitter @awam_pod   Catch up and check out our schedule at awam.pizza

Richard Read talks about the troubled life of the Coast Guard's sole heavy icebreaker, Polar Star. Read is the Bureau Chief of the Los Angeles Times in Seattle. He is the winner of two Pulitzer prizes for his investigations on the Asian Financial Crisis and abuses by U.S. immigration officials. His article on the Polar Star was published in the August 2nd edition of the Los Angeles Times.

Adm. Paul Zukunft (Ret.), 25th Commandant of the Coast Guard, discusses the state of the U.S. icebreaker program, and why building new polar ships is imperative. Sean Vineyard, managing director and public sector lead at 11th Hour Service, outlines the differences between military and civilian risk management strategies, and why the Pentagon has “some of the best risk practitioners.” Valerie Insinna, air warfare reporter at Defense News, and Marcus Weisgerber, global business editor at Defense One, discuss the Air Force taking delivery of the KC-46 tanker, and problems with the aircraft that still need to be fixed.

Kenric, Everett, and Janine hang out and chat about lifting, life, and laughs.        Intro was Jahazzer "Siesta", the sponsor music was "Cantina Rag", and the outro was Zoliborz "The Call of the Polar Star" used by permission from Freemusicarchive.org

We speculate what each election contestant's dishes will be like: do we even know what Mauri's specialty will be? Some are easy (Nikumi) but some are total unknowns (Erina's aide). Is it even fair for Alice to bring all that extra equipment? Will there be any darkhorse Polar Star competitors? Lunch Hour Anime Special is a Night of the Living Geeks podcast. Go to www.NOTLG.com for other great shows or show your support for this program at patreon.com/NOTLG.

Bernard Bigot is the Director-General of the ITER Organization (@iterorg), an international fusion science and technology research facility based in France. Bernard has been closely associated with ITER since France's bid to host the project in 2003 and Mr Bigot was delegated by the French government to act as High Representative for the implementation of ITER in France, a position that he has occupied since 2008.Bernard has a long and distinguished career and has held senior positions in research, higher education and government. Prior to his appointment at ITER he completed two terms (2009-2012 and 2012-2015) as Chairman and CEO of the French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission, CEA. This government-funded technological research organization—with ten research centres in France, a workforce of 16,000 and an annual budget of EUR 4.3 billion—is active in low-carbon energies, defense and security, information technologies, and health technologies.From 2003 to 2009 Bernard Bigot served as France's High commissioner for atomic energy, an independent scientific authority whose mission is to advise the French President and the French government on nuclear and renewable energy policy and in all the other scientific and technological domains where the CEA intervenes.In his career as educator/researcher, Bernard also authored over 70 publications in theoretical chemistry and led research at the Ecole normale supérieure and Director of the Institut de recherche sur la catalyse, a CNRS laboratory specializing in catalysis research.Bernard Bigot is a Commandeur in the French Order of the Legion of Honour, a Commandeur in the Royal Swedish Order of the Polar Star, and an Officer the French Order of the National Merit. In October 2014 he received the Gold and Silver Star in the Japanese Order of the Rising Sun.."I've always been concerned with energy issues. Energy is the key to mankind's social and economic development. Today, 80 percent of the energy consumed in the world comes from fossil fuels and we all know that this resource will not last forever. With fusion energy, we have a potential resource for millions of years. Harnessing it is an opportunity we cannot miss."You can listen right here on iTunesIn our wide-ranging conversation, we cover many things, including: * The future of fusion and where we are headed * Why nuclear fusion still has not achieved net energy creation * How ITER is building the fusion reactor (tokamak) of the future to supply safe, clean energy for the world * The climate change problem and potential solutions to save us * Why fusion technology has taken so long see the light of day * The importance of governmental collaboration in large-scale scientific research * How fusion differs from "typical" nuclear power, ie fission * The implications of nearly free energy * Bernard's thoughts on creating a star * Why fusion may be the most exciting technology that no one is talking about * The reason the US and Russia collaborated during the Cold War on fusion research * Why nearly all energy in the solar system isn't accessible by conventional means--Make a Tax-Deductible Donation to Support FringeFMFringeFM is supported by the generosity of its readers and listeners. If you find our work valuable, please consider supporting us on Patreon, via Paypal or with

  Continuing our IPF worlds competition series we catch up with Jaisyn Mike about his contest prep and performance    Intro was Jahazzer "Siesta", the sponsor music was "Cantina Rag", and the outro was Zoliborz "The Call of the Polar Star" used by permission from Freemusicarchive.org

Kenric, Everett, and Jeff Ash chat about weights, nutrition, bodyweight manipulation, and general fitness advice. This is a great episode for beginners to diet and nutrition. Check out MyFitStatus.com/Bacon and ValleyVintageShop.com for great deals and to support the show.        Intro was Jahazzer "Siesta", the sponsor music was "Cantina Rag", and the outro was Zoliborz "The Call of the Polar Star" used by permission from Freemusicarchive.org

Isshiki is here to save the day with his naked apron butt wiggle eye candy for the ladies. We talk about the comraderie within Polar Star and use this episode as a glimpse into the school's teaching philosophy. Lunch Hour Anime Special is a Night of the Living Geeks podcast. Go to www.NOTLG.com for other great shows or show your support for this program at patreon.com/NOTLG.

Kenric and Cheri catch up with Katherine Conway on her powerlifting journey.  Check out Valleyvintageshop.com with coupon code gainzgrace for 10% off. And head to http://myfitstatus.com/bacon/ for a two month free trial.    Intro was Jahazzer "Siesta", the sponsor music was "Cantina Rag", and the outro was Zoliborz "The Call of the Polar Star" used by permission from Freemusicarchive.org

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Today Everett and Kenric are joined with Garrett Blevins, talking about powerlifter, AI training, and busy schedules. we also get a recap of Everett's recent meet. Check out valleyvintageshop.com , use coupon code "gainzgrace" for 10% off, and Check out our new sponsor MyFitStatus on the Google Play and Apple App store, use coupon "bacon" for 3 months free when registering.        Intro was Jahazzer "Siesta", the sponsor music was "Cantina Rag", and the outro was Zoliborz "The Call of the Polar Star" used by permission from Freemusicarchive.org

In der ersten Folge sprechen wir über beide Teile von Goethes Faust, Batman, Stefan Zweig, unsere Nachttisch-Bücher und über Bücher, die uns zuletzt begeistert haben. Shownotes: Nachttisch-Buch Charles Dickens. Große Erwartungen. 1861 (Reclam RT 20208) Graeme Thomson. The Resurrection Of Johnny Cash-Hurt Redemption And American Recordings. Jawbone Press 2011 Der Klassiker Johann Wolfgang Goethe. Faust. Der Tragödie erster Teil (Reclam UB Nr. 1) Johann Wolfgang Goethe. Faust. Der Tragödie zweiter Teil (Reclam UB Nr. 2) Johann Wolfgang Goethe. Faust. Erster Teil. »Urfaust«, Fragment, Ausgabe letzter Hand (1828). Paralleldruck (Studienausgabe). (Reclam UB Nr.18355) Historia von D. Johann Faust. Kritische Ausgabe der jüngeren Version von 1589. Weidler Berlin 2006 Die literarische Figur Auflistung der Comics und Filme in: Hannes Fricke. Batmans Metamorphosen als intermedialer Superheld in Comic, Prosa und Film: Das Überleben der mythischen Figur, die Urszene - und der Joker. http://www.iaslonline.de/index.php?mode=context&keyword=Batman Batman (Spinoff der Fernsehserie). Regisseur: Lesli Martinson. 1966. Theme: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EtoMN_xi-AM The Dark Knight. Regisseur: Christopher Nolan. 2008. Folterszene: Batman & Joker http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u8PxG5zvgOM Jan Philipp Reemtsma. Folter im Rechtsstaat? Hamburger Edition HIS. Hamburg 2005 Grant Morrison/ Dave McKean: Batman: Arkham Asylum (15th Anniversary Edition). New York (1989) 2004. Frank Miller. The Dark Knight returns. New York Jonathan Shay. Achilles in Vietnam - Combat Trauma and the Undoing of Character (deutsch: Achill in Vietnam - Kampftrauma und Persönlichkeitsverlust. Hamburger Edition 1998) Batman. Regisseur: Tim Burton. 1989. Joker: Jack Nicolson: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=63iuB-cSY7Q Frank Miller/ David Mazzucchelli: Batman – Year one. New York 1988. Dracula. Regisseur: Tod Browning. 1931. Dracula: Bela Lugosi Der Autor Stefan Zweig (1881-1942) Stefan Zweig, Die Welt von gestern. Erinnerungen eines Europäers. 1942 Stefan Zweig, Sternstunden der Menschheit. Fünf historische Miniaturen. 1927 Stefan Zweig, Ungeduld des Herzens.Roman. 1939 Stefan Zweig, Schachnovelle. 1942 Jan Philipp Reemtsma. Im Keller. Hamburger Edition HIS. Hamburg 1997 Buchtipps Martin Cruz Smith. Tatiana. C. Bertelsmann. München 2013 Martin Cruz Smith. Treue Genossen. 2004 Martin Cruz Smith. Polar Star. 1989 Peter Schneider. Die Lieben meiner Mutter. Kiepenheuer&Witsch. Köln 2013

with Rev. Paul Phelps, Co-FounderMiraclesOne - www.miraclesone.org

with Rev. Paul Phelps, Co-FounderMiraclesOne - www.miraclesone.org

A fascinating interview with Douglas Willock of Polar Star Mining . He tells us about his exciting company who are exploring for copper, gold and uranium in Chile; and talks with great insight and knowledge about Chile, its people, geography and  history. View the Polar Star Summer 2009 Quick Overview. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit frisby.substack.com/subscribe

A fascinating interview with Douglas Willock of Polar Star Mining . He tells us about his exciting company who are exploring for copper, gold and uranium in Chile; and talks with great insight and knowledge about Chile, its people, geography and  history. View the Polar Star Summer 2009 Quick Overview. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.