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David and Andrew are joined by WQAQ and Q30's Melanie Careri to talk the first night of basketball and the aftermath of the College Football Championship Saturday. The trio then recap a chaotic NFL Week 15, including statements by the Bengals and the Jets and a big win for the Browns in the Meadowlands, and give their Week 16 picks heading into the holidays

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In this episode of UnCOMMon Grounds, host Chris Roush interviews Kassidy Berger, a senior public relations major who serves as marketing director for Q30 television. Kassidy discusses her role with Q30 and the social media efforts the organization has taken in reconnecting with its alumni. Kassidy also shares her experience interning at the John F. Kennedy Center in D.C. and her love for that city. UnCOMMon Grounds is hosted by Chris Roush, dean of the school of communications, and produced by Mike Bachmann, graduate student in the school of communications. David DesRoches is the executive producer and director of community programming.

In this episode of UnCOMMon Grounds, host Chris Roush interviews Brooke Reilly. Brooke has since graduated with a degree in journalism, and is off to Bangor Maine where she’ll be a TV reporter. Chris talks to her about her time as news director for the student TV station, Q30, what got her interested in journalism -- and Chris’s golden retriever, Gus, also makes his podcast debut.  UnCOMMon Grounds is hosted by Chris Roush, dean of the school of communications at Quinnipiac University, and produced by David DesRoches, director of community programming.

Et oui, le retour des Carnets d'un Quarantenaire Curieux.Après 1 an, je vous en dit plus sur mes activités de ces derniers mois : Votre Coach Commercial, Club JDR et mon nouveau Job.Dans cet épisode, je vous parle aussi du casque Bose Quietcontrol 30, un objet tech qui ne me quitte plus depuis 1 an. Vous saurez tout sur ce casque, et je vous donne mon avis, après un an d'utilisation intensive.Mon twitter : @overb62Page Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/olivierverbreugh.fr/Le blog : https://olivierverbreugh.frVotre Coach Commercial : https://votrecoachcommercial.frClub JDR : https://www.scepticisme-scientifique.com/lesmontagneshallucinees/

Et oui, le retour des Carnets d'un Quarantenaire Curieux.Après 1 an, je vous en dit plus sur mes activités de ces derniers mois : Votre Coach Commercial, Club JDR et mon nouveau Job.Dans cet épisode, je vous parle aussi du casque Bose Quietcontrol 30, un objet tech qui ne me quitte plus depuis 1 an. Vous saurez tout sur ce casque, et je vous donne mon avis, après un an d'utilisation intensive.Mon twitter : @overb62Page Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/olivierverbreugh.fr/Le blog : https://olivierverbreugh.frVotre Coach Commercial : https://votrecoachcommercial.frClub JDR : https://www.scepticisme-scientifique.com/lesmontagneshallucinees/

I avsnitt 41 av Feminvest Direkt träffar Anna Svahn förvaltaren Elena Herrero från Indecap. Elena förvaltar deras nylanserade Q30-fond som investerar i bolag med hög andel kvinnor på ledande positioner. Anna och Elena diskuterar förvaltningsstilen, hur de poängsätter bolag och på vilka kriterier de tittar på för att välja.

This episode is Facebook live Recruiting Q&A event I did last week. This Q&A ran on the Travel Ball Parents Facebook page. Visit their page, travel ball parents (https://www.facebook.com/travelballparents/) . Our friends over there put out some great content ranging from hilarious pictures that I'm sure you can relate to , to professional advice on all kinds of topics. This was live, it was 35 questions that I had no idea were coming at me and it ended up covering a great range of topics. In the show description you'll see time codes with the questions, so if you'd like to skip around please check out those details and fast forward right to the questions you'd like to hear. I'd suggest listening to the entire episode, you'll get a lot out of it. Question Time Codes: Q1 (1:10): Do I have to play "showcase baseball" to be recruited? Q2 (4:48) Do we really need a professionally filmed recruiting video? Q3 (8:04) How much of a difference does it make in the recruiting process if a player only plays high school ball, and not travel ball? Is one better than the other? Q4 (9:12) My son had a not-so-great outing in front of a college coach who came to watch him pitch. Has my son lost his chance at that college? Q5 (11:07) What is a good age to start sending tape to college coaches? Q6 (13:33) Is it better to play at a D3 with playing time or a D1 where you might not see a lot of playing time? Q7 (16:12) Where'd you get that T-Shirt? (baseballism.com) Q8 (16:37) Are college camps, tournaments and workouts replacing showcase baseball? Q9 (18:39) We are from Canada, should I have my son play travel ball in USA? Q10 (19:59) How important is strength training? Q11 (21:30) Where can I find out info on individual events? Q12 (23:30) What age should you start strength training? Q13 (25:20) What makes an academic player, and do you they a different recruiting path? Q14 (27:50) What is the best way for a utility player to be recruited? Q15 (29:30) Should kids be focusing on metrics? Q16 (31:35) Do coaches recruit based on position or is it more offensively ability? Q17 (32:40) Do coaches look at left handed pitcher differently than right handed pitcher? Q20 (33:55) Is pop time the most important thing for catchers? Q21 (35:01) If you are a two-way player at what point should you choose one position over the other? Q22 (36:20) How do coaches evaluate side-arm pitchers? Q23 (37:15) What are your thoughts on over-recruiting? Q24 (39:15) How many different pitchers does a pitcher need in his arsenal to be recruited? Q25 (40:23) Of all the brand name showcases out there, which one is the must-attend? Q26 (41:15) How can kids get used to faster pitching? Q27 (42:00) How important is it for a high school player to keep his social media use under control? Q28 (44:12) What are some things the high school player can do to put the recruiting process in their own hands? Q29 (42:25) What is the average amount of scholarship money players get? Q30 (47:10) My 2019 is getting tons of camp invites, how do you know what is genuine? Q31 (49:15) Do schools ever back out of verbal commitment offers? Q32 (50:40) How does Baseball Factory rank with other showcases? Q33 (51:30) What should be included in an email to college coaches? (Email me brian@therecruitingcoaches.com and I'll send you a sample coach email) Q34 (52:27) Is it unreasonable to have expectations of a scholarship? Q35 (54:40) Should I be a pitcher-only at a young age? Sign up for our insider newsletter - The Ballpark Pass here: https://manage.campaignzee.com/eOOC73eLtl

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Tesla posts its second quarter earnings which beat Wall Street expectations. More vehicles pass the new small overlap front crash test from the IIHS. Hyundai introduces its new i10 small car ahead of its official debut at the Frankfurt Motor Show next month. All that and more, plus Jim Hall clears up the confusion for one basic design term in the newest edition of Design Handbook.