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Ready for a new episode? This month of March we bring you an interview with Alison Prendiville, Professor of Service Design at London Colleague of Communication, University of the Arts, London. With Alison, we learn the importance of co-creation and design when working with implementation, and how crucial communication is in various forms for interdisciplinary research. Tune in to learn the journey that took her from working on designing in transport to applied work on AMR, and much more. In the news section, we talk about a recent research article estimating current trends of antimicrobial use on food-producing animals, and an article studying how antibiotic use shapes bacteriuria during COVID-19 ICU stays. In this episode, we also introduce you to our new co-host, PhD student Elin Fermér. We hope you have a great time with us this month! Check relevant links in the show notes at http://www.uac.uu.se/the-amr-studio/episode46 . Follow our updates on twitter on http://www.twitter.com/uac_uu with #theAMRstudio hashtag! Theme music by Henrik Niss: http://www.tinyurl.com/henriknissspotify .

With his long and varied history at JB Barry, Liam Prendiville has tremendous perspective to offer.Liam shares thoughts on some of his most captivating projects – ranging from decade-long roadway efforts to public transit extensions and cutting-edge wastewater treatment facilities. He also looks at the growing demand for environmental sustainability, a trend Liam believes will profoundly impact every sector and offer a wealth of opportunities for engineers to chase creative, innovative solutions! Looking back on his years with JB Barry elicits understandable pride and Liam is equally excited for the horizon ahead, which includes all manner of civil, environmental, structural and transportation challenges. We wrap up with a wish list for Dublin infrastructure and a shout-out to Engineers Ireland for sponsoring a paper Liam co-authored about the exciting possibilities open to engineers interested in pursuing the international market, as he did in the 1990s with tremendous results.TOPICS WE DISCUSSED INCLUDEExperiences navigating projects in Bosnia, Latvia, the Gaza Strip and elsewhere.The Ringsend Wastewater Treatment Plant Upgrade Project.How the M8 Cashel to Mitchelstown roadway project offered new ways of managing the project process, engaging in the pre-planning stage with contractors, maximising contract negotiation and optimising communications in a way that has since been replicated.Why centralised, Dublin-centric transportation planning has to be expanded to include more byways that support regional travel and economies.The current and primary focus of JB Barry's design and project managementThe journey from a senior engineer into the executive ranksOpportunities for engineers to provide solutions to a number of large political, economic, environmental and social impacts.Why Liam believes Ireland's fortunes are very bright, with a strong economy at the tip of the spear and exciting new ways of conceiving things like housing.GUEST DETAILSLiam is a Chartered Engineer with over 35 years of experience. He specialises in Transportation and Traffic Engineering. For almost two decades, he has been at the helm of JB Barry and Partners, one of Ireland's leading Consulting Engineers. They offer a wide variety of services in the Civil Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Structural Engineering, Transportation Engineering and Safety & Health sectors and have completed numerous successful projects in each area.QUOTES “The construction of motorways is a very small element of the carbon impact. The real impact is on yourself and myself driving around in diesel or petrol cars. You can see that the move towards electric cars has taken hold. It's certainly there.” “Using the same footprint and the same size of site, we can treat a 60% or 70% greater volume of wastewater. Now that's using innovation to drive great results!” “The environmental issues and climate action demand is really going to create a very exciting opportunity for engineers. It's all going to have to be engineered!” CONTACT DETAILShttps://www.jbbarry.ie/wp/https://www.linkedin.com/in/liam-prendiville-073b3a37/ MORE INFORMATIONLooking for ways to explore or advance a career in the field of engineering? Visit Engineers Ireland to learn more about the many programs and resources on offer.https://www.engineersireland.ie/

Gillian Devlin speaks to Norma Prendiville, former Limerick Leader Editor and West Limerick correspondent. For over thirty years Norma was one of the key media players in this industry. We congratulate Norma on her retirement and thank her for her massive contribution to Irish journalism. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

EPISODE DESCRIPTION In this episode, Co-Hosts Ramona Acosta and Steve Tinnelly discuss the current state of HOA fire insurance with Patrick Prendiville of Prendiville Insurance Agency. KEY POINTS Why is the cost of HOA insurance skyrocketing? Why aren't the preferred or admitted insurance companies willing to insure us? Can the cost of insurance really be this high? Is there anything the association can do to lower premiums? ABOUT OUR GUEST Patrick Prendiville started Prendiville Insurance Agency in 1988 after graduating from the University of California, Santa Barbara. Patrick has earned the “Community Insurance and Risk Management Specialist (CIRMS)” designation from Community Associations Institute (CAI). Read more about Patrick Prendiville, here! RESOURCES FindHOALaw Assessment Collections Related Articles Additional Resources MORE WAYS TO LISTEN! FOLLOW TINNELLY LAW GROUP ON SOCIAL MEDIA   ABOUT US

The Global Minimum Cooperate Tax. The dissuasions no one else is having, tonight on the Kevin Prendiville Show!

With DeSantis signing SB 7072 and UPS removing gender, what does the relationship between government and business look like? Also, BWW is out of wings and inflation is still here.

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Turmoil in the markets and in politics as the DOW Jones falls again. And Liz Cheney is removed from GOP leadership

Berkshire Hathaway may break the market because it is too valuable, and a note about media bias leads the show before we head into a discussion about inflation and  the Outkick the coverage purchase by FOX Sports.

To examine the issues of our day, it may do us good to look at what happened to the Japanese Market in the 1990s. Could this be the impetuous for the recent dogecoin mania? And What of Janet Yellen and the bond rates?All this and more on the Kevin Prendiville Show!

Bond talk, and the most important aspect in social change and the politics of business! Today on the Kevin Prendiville Show

Oisín Prendiville joins the show to talk about launching and growing the fantastic podcast app Castro. Links & Show Notes Oisín on Twitter (https://twitter.com/prendio2) Castro (https://castro.fm) Tokens 2 (https://gikken.co/tokens/) NativeConnect (https://nativeconnect.app) Tiny (https://www.tinycapital.com) John Ryan (https://twitter.com/johndryan) Pádraig (https://twitter.com/padraig) Cabel Sasser (https://twitter.com/cabel) Steven Frank (https://stevenf.com) Panic (https://panic.com) More Launched Website - launchedfm.com (https://launchedfm.com) Twitter - @LaunchedFM (https://twitter.com/launchedfm) Reddit - /r/LaunchedFM (https://www.reddit.com/r/LaunchedFM/)

With the COVID-19 virus taking up much of the news cycle, the Chinese trade teal that was signed in January could be in jeopardy. Kevin discusses what it could mean for your personal finances. 

A lesson inspired by a good friend of mine and Forbes counsel member Jerry Fetta and his team.  Today we'll look at inflation and how it is affecting our personal finances by sticking us in the mud of mediocrity.

On this episode of the Kevin Prendiville Show, Kevin takes a look at the World Economic Forum's call for an end to capitalism and social change.  Kevin then examines Ray Dalio's claim that there could be armed conflict between the US and China.  And finally, Kevin laments the political pressure of workers unions. 

As COVID continues to ravage industries, the travel giants are seeing profits tumble and as a result, have retired the jumbo jet.  As we continue to experience rapid changes in the economy, Boomers are no longer the largest demographic in the United States, and we explore what that could mean for business.

In today's financial piece, Kevin discusses the 4 rules for Financial Institutions, and how they keep your money.  Big surprise, none of the rules have anything to do with making you wealthy!

In a shorter episode, Kevin takes time to examine the realities of increasing balloon payments due to economic hardships.

Most American's will lose more money going to work than they will have made as a result of having gone to work. Here's why, and here's how to fix it.

Due to our current political and monetary environment, you'll never save a dime inside a 401K. Not just because of stock market volatility, but also because of the inevitability of high taxation.

As Goldman Sachs tries to force a mask wearing policy on all of us, many Mayors declare the need for universal basic income.  As if that wasn't bad enough, Facebooks ad revenue continues to decline and Trump wants another stimulus.  We discuss this and more on the Kevin Prendiville Show.

Just how do banks make money? They use leverage and your money to do it and Kevin explains that many people outside the banking system use the same principles. 

As Facebook stocks continue to drop, the social media giant loses 56 BILLION dollars and the selloff continues.  Oil company Chesapeake goes bankrupt, which leads to blue leaders cheering, and Kevin gets mad about it, and stocks continue to fluctuate, and Kevin explains why.

Our AC may not be working, but we sure are! On todays episode, Kevin takes a look at the falling price of Facebook and other social media sights, and argues that it is not just the NAACP that caused this crash. We also take a look at Delta sending Pilots home early and what that means for the economy. And lastly, as we all know, the media loves COVID.

With a declining birthrate and increased longevity, Kevin believes that tax rates will have to go up in the future. Here's what to do about it.

In this episode, we discuss how COVID has changed the way young people are saving money and that change is not so bad. But Kevin believes that it is more important to know where your money is that what it could earn.

The natural history museum in NY has decided to tear down a statue dedicated to Teddy Roosevelt, and Steve Manuchen has decided to clarify the US stance on China and Apple had decided to terminate their relationship with Intel. We dissect all this in just 30 minutes!

With our last lesson based on universal life insurance, I thought today would be a good time to discuss other types of insurance and the strategies around them.  We take a look at cost vs payout and the famous "buy and invest the rest" strategy, that actually helps the insurance company more than you.

Kevin Prendiville laments about a lost business in Franklin Tennessee and worries about the FOURTH economic stimulus package. He does so by taking a swipe at Bill Lee and also talks a bit of politics by analyzing Bill Barr's statements on mail in voting.

Today we are going to delve into the sales philosophies behind the sale of Universal life Policies. Just why do they make Kevin so mad? Is it the fees? Maybe it's how they're sold? Find out in just 10 minutes!

Starting with the springtime of Nations, we go into the fact that ideas have consequences with the opening salvo and then move into the economic recovery that Mike Pence recently proclaimed, before finishing with a question of tax deferral. All of this in less than 30 minuets on the Kevin Prendiville Show.

Two big name companies with great track records go down, and Chinese officials publicly support Trump. What is this world coming to? We discuss on the Kevin Prendiville Show

While it may have slipped under the radar in some circles, the Fed has cut the bond rate from .75 to .25%. We discuss whether or not this means that we will see negative rates, that Europe has seen over the past few years, and what it means for you. 

Stock Market speculation is at an all time high. But when you combine this with the long-term buy-and-hold strategy, you can really see the long-term effects of continued economic crashes. So what's the solution?

One of the most commonly prescribed remedies to financial stress is the concept of being debt free.But should we also ask the question: is it more important to be debt free or have more money?

As civil unrest continues to sweep the nation, the recent stimulus actions by the Fed have gone relatively unnoticed. However, I believe that they will have the most lasting impact on our finances.  Not only do we ask how to combat inflation, but we also ask if we can turn back the clock on our monetary system.  Don't miss this exciting and informative short!

On today's show, we'll look at the unfortunate murder of George Floyd and how we can move and learn from it.  Trump's continued offensive against the Communist Chinese and the Monte Carlo Theory withdrawal rate just got slashed.

Can you believe the pizza man returned? How about investing in a Cadillac owned by TB12? And what should the US do to face off with China again? All this and more on today's Kevin Prendiville Show

With COVID disrupting even large companies, now is the time to judge the true impact of the lock downs.  If that wasn't enough, mortgage delinquencies are also at a new high, but the most important aspect is how this impacts you. We discuss this on the Kevin Prendiville Show.

Today markes the return of the Kevin Prendiville Show, and we'll cover topics ranging from J.C Penny to COVID and Tesla vs California. Don't forget about Kroger and their issues with the grocers union

I love Nashville. From the wide open sidewalks with plenty of walking room to the local restaurants and parks, it truly is one of my favorite cities. But any place is only as good as the people. I was not here for the storms in 2010, but I suppose certainly here for the surprise tornado in 2020. And you know what I saw? I saw the greatest outpouring of passion care and support for one another that I've ever seen. Putnam County, which was hit the hardest by the storm actually started to run out of room for all of the supplies that were being donated. There were lines of people waiting to donate blood and all over social media people were offering things to help rebuild. Local companies donated supplies and the general atmosphere was one of compassion.

Today Kevin interviews Don Merlo. Don has been a Mortgage Lender for 39 years and has overseen closed loan production in excess of 1 Billion Dollars. There are not many scenarios he has encountered that could not be resolved with a solid plan of action designed to help others realize the dream of Home Ownership. He is a nationally known speaker and Mortgage Consultant. But, what he is most thankful for is being the Grand Father of 3 year old Duke and 1 year old Max Wilson, Husband of Marlene and Father of Heather.

Everything markets today. From Bob Igar to the history of the Fed and the market downturn, we cover how the market could come back; and how it could tank even further. With a focus on the United Kingdom's FTSE 100, we also look at the global markets.

In researching articles for yesterday's Kevin prendiville show, going through something like I came across one of the best articles that I've read in Forbes and a very long time. Penned by Michael Lewitt, a piece titled “The Harsh Realities Of Corporate America's Decade-Long Leveraged Buyout” outlines the over leverage of American corporations and what Michael calls the cannibalization of the commercial sector.

Today's show is a huge financial episode, combining politics, money and global markets.With a heavy focus on a great succession of articles from Forbes, Kevin looks at:The Moves of Berkshire HathawayOpportunity Cost and Compound interestLeveraging The social impact of a dysfunctional economy 

Stocks are through the floor today, and no one could have predicted it.  It's the nature of the market of course, but try telling that to those who have invested their retirement into the market. There are many angles with which we could approach this, both socially, emotionally, and logically. But for now, we'll stick with the logic. 1000 points or more snot only a huge loss for the day, but in the future it will truly cost the average American much more than they expect. This is because of a principle known as opportunity cost. 

With uncertainty in China, Joe Biden bombing at the primaries and Banks changing to the SOFR system, what does this mean for personal finances? And don't forget about Nashville soccer and the MLS

Just how likely is a high taxation environment? With the Trump economy, it seems unlikely, but are there other factors that cold affect the future?

We don't typically cover HR trends on this site, but I thought this one was important to bring to your attention, because there's a small point I want to make about it. According to a Harris Poll survey, Millennials and gen Z workers actually care about their work and its meaning. “Roughly three-quarters of Millennial (ages 24-39) employees (76 percent) and almost two-thirds of Gen Z (ages 18-23) employees (64 percent) work in knowledge-based jobs — including professional, managerial, or administrative work.”

Hail to the Chiefs! A great win for the state of Missouri, does Kansas get to claim this one too? On a heavier note, we'll also discuss the current state of the fed and personal finance. This is the Kevin Prendiville show. Sometimes political. Always correct.

Seems like we all forgot about this one. With the media distracted with Iran and impeachment, here's what I believe are missing about phase 1Sources: https://kevinprendiville.com/original-content/brave-new-negotiation/https://www.sovereignman.com/trends/uncle-sam-just-used-its-financial-nuclear-weapon-again-27056/

Manton and Daniel celebrate episode 400 by inviting Oisín Prendiville to join them for a conversation ranging from Oisín's podcasting app Castro and the virtues of selling it to Tiny, to the state of the podcasting industry, to a story of bicycle theft and recovery.

In 1793 the French Republic turned into a Dictatorship.  The question is why? The answer can get us to a better understanding of the modern American right and left.  Bu connecting the dots to our history, we can better understand how the United States became what it is today.

The 2020 election will be dominated by finance and social issues.  But what is the Governments true role in all of this?  Who and what are the major purveyors of "free" healthcare, is it even feasible? All this and more on today's Civil Discourse 

What relates the Boston Tea Party to today?  The answer may seem simple on paper, but if we connect the dots, the answer gets more and more complex.

The revived series from Kevin Prendiville takes a look at the modern issues of the day.  Civil Discourse is meant to spark a discussion around reasonable facts and opinions on some of the biggest issues facing the United States and her allies.  Topics may range from finance to the culture war and everything in between.

The war that shaped the world is hardly taught today but it is so important to understanding the nature of being an American.  The US is a nation of many people, but one ethos.  If we are to preserve what is right, we must understand our own beginnings, which started well before 1776.

America was founded by the Manga Carta in 1215, and cultivated in the English dynasty known as the Tudor Dynasty.  From King Henry 8th to Queen Elizabeth I, they all contributed to making the greatest county in the history of the World.

In the First Series of Connecting the Dots, we discuss English History and its connection to America.  The indisputable evidence that the US is closer to the UK than we've ever realized starts in 1215.  Before the Black Death, before the Reformation, there was Americana.  Freedom starts on the shores of Dover.

Religion and spirituality  in general is ingrained in our minds from the start.  As far back as the Neanderthals, who had their own graves sites, humanity has always been marked by spirituality.  In history, governments who attempted to diminish God always try to take his place. Perhaps the Bible ain't such a bad thing, and maybe ideology is.

Now, I want a subject that took me twenty years to realize. It's the simple fact that rights come from God... not the Government and not man.  The ONLY reason I figured this out was though my own study of our founding fathers, something that has been taken away in our public schools, and in most of our collages… Above all else, what we are going to discuss today, IS why this is not only the great crime of our century, but in fact a shift in thought that my never be corrected

I believe that because of what we're being taught, we're losing an entire generation...Wow! 20 episodes, can you believe we're here already? 20 different ways of elaborating on just the title "crime of the century".  20 times we've lifted the lid on modern education, exposing it as the scam that it is.  In the face of political correctness, we've begun to understand the problems we face.  Today I think we should look back at all that we've gone over so far to give you an idea of why this is the crime of the century.

The death of America starts in the academic systems...Today we're talking history again.  I know, everybody slept through their history courses, but listen up! History has no mercy on sleepwalkers, and today we're going to go from 1750 up to 1990, to exactly how we got into this situation even it when it seems that we have conquered all of our enemies.  Our academic problems run deep in this country, the divide us, and if we're not careful, they'll conquer us.  This is the Crime of the Century.

Famous YouTube star speaks out against video games and we question the future of the US.  Then the question of the new democrats and socialism's rise is something that needs addressing.  Lastly the looming crisis in the middle east looms large.

I believe their are a number of factors that impact our start in life...A while back I explained the concept of debt and why most people feel broke.  And it isn't helped by the government monopoly on student loans. Today we will explore why this is part of the Crime of the Century.

A feeling of listlessness has swept across the United States.  From Massachusetts to California, Adults and young people are are unsure footing.  Could this be related to the rise of promiscuity and immorality?

Today we speak with Pádraig Ó Cinnéide and Oisín Prendiville of Supertop who make Castro, one of the top podcast apps in the iOS App Store. Although Pádraig and Oisín still work on Castro, they recently had an “exit” of sorts when they sold their app to a firm called Tiny. In this episode we […]

Callie Prendiville is an actress and playwright from Southern California. At a young age, Callie enjoyed reading, storytelling and history. She fell in love with theater after discovering it was a synthesis of many of the things she cared about. While she enjoyed performing throughout high school, Callie was initially hesitant to pursue acting as a career. She eventually followed her gut, and committed herself to going after her dreams. She would go on to  earn an M.F.A in Performance so that she could combine her love for acting with a love for teaching. Full show notes available at http://ktla.com/SpokenDreams.

We’re joined this week by Oisín Prendiville and Pádraig Kennedy of Supertop. Supertop recently released a new version of their podcast player Castro, so we chatted with them about the new release, monetizing through the patronage model (and why they moved away from patronage for this release), as well as some of the marketing strategies […]

Oisín Prendiville makes apps. Well designed apps. He does not have a full time apartment. You can read about how and why this podcast came to be here and subscribe here. You can also support this show and a great podcast network here. Any and all feedback is very welcome! You can reach me on […]

Oisín Prendiville razvija aplikacije. Ima daljšo brado kot Pižama. Na oddajo se lahko naročite prek iTunes ali RSS in jo najdete tudi na Twitterju ter Facebooku. Anže je na Twitterju @anzet. Podprete jo lahko tudi osebno. Zapiski: Supertop @Padraig Tokens Castro Unread Poligon Stanford University iTunes U Macstories 5by5.tv Federico Viticci Daring Fireball Castro Jared […]

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This week Myke is joined by Padraig Kennedy and Oisín Prendiville of Supertop. They talk about Supertop's apps, Castro and Unread. On the day of Unread's release, discussion ranges from their decision to purchase and take over the app and the changes they are going to make.

This week Myke is joined by Padraig Kennedy and Oisin Prendiville. They talk about the development and marketing of their apps Castro and Tokens.