Podcast appearances and mentions of ron collins

Professional Basketball Player Tarik Black had the privilege of being mentored by Kobe Bryant his 2nd year in the NBA, but more so around business. Combine that with a family history of property development and Tarik has become quite the real estate entrepreneur. Builtin Investments is a Commercial Real Estate and Investment Firm Co-Founded by Tarik, Ron Collins based out of the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. Both residential and commercial real estate have helped Tarik learn a lot in the past couple of years we chat about growth, strategy, other lessons he's learned as entrepreneur The views and opinions expressed in this video are solely those of the individuals featured and do not necessarily represent the views or opinions of Athletes & Assets. We do not accept liability for any advice given in this video, and viewers are encouraged to seek professional guidance before making any business decisions. Additionally, the participation of athletes in this video does not imply endorsement or sponsorship by their respective employers

Ron Collins, Erin Dawe, Mike Herriott and Romano Di Nillo, members of the Gower Youth Band and Gower Community Band, remember their beloved director, Edsel Bonnell.

After the big parade in St. John's on Sunday, you can take in a free afternoon concert at Gower Street United Church. The director and the lead clarinet of the Gower Community Band drop by to set up 50 Christmases of Gower. (Anthony Germain with Ron Collins and Erin Dawe)

Mark interviews the creative daughter/father team of Brigid Collins and Ron Collins about their collaborative writing. Prior to the interview, Mark shares a brief personal update, comments from recent episodes, and word about this episode's sponsor. You can learn more about how you can get your audiobooks distributed to retailers and library systems around the world at starkreflections.ca/Findaway. In the interview, Mark, Brigid and Ron talk about: The last time they saw one another (Feb 2020, just prior to the world "shutting down" for the pandemic) Ron's entry into the world of professional speculative fiction writing in the mid 1990s Why Ron feels that non-fiction can be a lot of fun to write Ron's latest book On Creating (And Celebrating!) Characters Brigid growing up and being witness to the dedication her father Ron had for his pursuit of writing Singer, the first book Brigid wrote, which evolved into the four books of The Songbird River Chronicles in response to her father's prompting Brigid's appreciation of having good parents at all the various stages of her youth and adulthood The importance of being able to accept the other person's methods and style of writing as well as their ideas which can be totally different Learning one's own writing styles from engaging with the other person's work The incredible amount of fun that can happen with the right collaborations The logistics of how they co-author together, for both short stories as well as a newco-authored book project Finding the middle-ground between planning and discovery writing Merging the worlds of the fairie realm with the baseball world based on the idea of a baseball diamond being built on top of a fairie ring The fun of merging the tropes of these two types of worlds The way the split of writing has evolved and gotten more complicated as part of writing the next books in the series Leveraging Google doc and folders for the collaborations Using Draft2Digital's payment splitting option for publishing A collaboration that Ron is doing with his brother merging science fiction and the world of music Advice they would offer to writers interested in getting into writing collaborations And more...   After the interview Mark reflects on the "2+2 equally more than 4" awesomeness that can happen in a powerful collaboration. Links of Interest: Brigid's Website The Songbird River Chronicles (and more) Ron's Website On Creating (And Celebrating!) Characters Home Run Enchanted (Faires and Fastballs Book 1) Abridged (half-hour) Keynote on Embracing Technology for AuthorTube Writing Conference Unabridged FULL HOUR Keynote (Patreon link) Wine Country Writer's Festival EP 250 - Typewriters, Nature, and Fatherhood with E S Curry EP 314 - Defeating Writer's Block Using Penspyre EP 317 - Rambling Reflections from the Road - Part 2 EP 318 - Rambling Reflections from the Road - Part 3 Buy Mark a Coffee Patreon for Stark Reflections Best Book Ever Podcast Lovers Moon Podcast The Relaxed Author Buy eBook Direct Buy Audiobook Direct Publishing Pitfalls for Authors An Author's Guide to Working with Libraries & Bookstores Wide for the Win Mark's Canadian Werewolf Books This Time Around (Short Story) A Canadian Werewolf in New York Stowe Away (Novella) Fear and Longing in Los Angeles Fright Nights, Big City Lover's Moon Hex and the City The Canadian Mounted: A Trivia Guide to Planes, Trains and Automobiles Yippee Ki-Yay Motherf*cker: A Trivia Guide to Die Hard   Brigid Collins is a fantasy and science fiction writer living in Michigan with her wonderful wife and her irritating cats. (Just kidding, the cats are pretty wonderful, too.) Her fantasy series The Songbird River Chronicles and Winter's Consort, her fun middle grade hijinks series The Sugimori Sisters, and her dark fairy tale novella Thorn and Thimble are available wherever books are sold. Her short stories have appeared in Fiction River, Feyland Tales, and Mercedes Lackey's Valdemar anthologies. Ron Collins is a best-selling Science Fiction and Dark Fantasy author who writes across the spectrum of speculative fiction. With his daughter, Brigid, he edited the anthology Face the Strange. His short fiction has received a Writers of the Future prize. His short story “The White Game” was nominated for the Short Mystery Fiction Society's 2016 Derringer Award. He holds a degree in Mechanical Engineering and has worked to develop avionics systems, electronics, and information technology before chucking it all to write full-time.   The introductory, end, and bumper music for this podcast (“Laser Groove”) was composed and produced by Kevin MacLeod of www.incompetech.com and is Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0

**In this Episode of the Becoming a Badass Pharmacy Owner Podcast; Dr. Lisa Faast with Ron of RxBlu talk about Cloud-Based PMS** **Show Notes:** 1. **Ron Collins Introduction** [2:50] 2. **Switching To A PMS** [2:50] 3. **Cloud-Based PMS** [7:23] 4. **The Perfect Customer** [8:45] 5. **3 Thins You Don't Want To Change** [10:20] 6. **How To Contact** [18:10] Websites Mentioned: RxBlu: https://www.rxblu.com/ Phone Number: 800-205-1831 ----- #### **Becoming a Badass Pharmacy Owner Podcast is a Proud to be Apart of the Pharmacy Podcast Network**

Sovereign citizens getting owned? Phil Elmore uses the tragic story of martial arts figure Ron Collins to make a point about the sovereign citizen movement and all the dumb things some people believe are true. https://linktr.ee/philelmore

Ron Collins was a very enthusiastic writer winner back in 1998. His is one of our iconic photos for Writers of the Future with him kissing his framed certificate after having been announced. He was initially published in WOTF 14 as a finalist with the story “The Disappearance of Josie Andrew” and then the following year as a winner in volume 15 with his story “Out of the Blue.” He has since gone on to write at least two dozen novels in multiple genres, sci-fi, fantasy, and political thriller. In this interview, we tackle space-based science fiction centered around his Stealing the Sun Series, which evolved from his 24-hour story written at the Writers of the Future Workshop. Learn more at typosphere.com/

Ron Collins was a very enthusiastic writer winner back in 1998. His is one of our iconic photos for Writers of the Future with him kissing his framed certificate after having been announced. He was initially published in WOTF 14 as a finalist with the story “The Disappearance of Josie Andrew” and then the following year as a winner in volume 15 with his story “Out of the Blue.” He has since gone on to write at least two dozen novels in multiple genres, sci-fi, fantasy, and political thriller. In this interview, we tackle space-based science fiction centered around his Stealing the Sun Series, which evolved from his 24-hour story written at the Writers of the Future Workshop. Learn more at https://typosphere.com/

Leighton Vander Esch joins IST after a day at Cowboys' mini-camp, former Boise State star touches on Micah, Kellen, DeMarcus, Avalos, Idaho mountains and his Friday kids camp at Bishop Kelly, Bob plays LVE highlights from his BSU days in Bronco Focus, Dirk Koetter and Ron Collins join Avalos' staff, Touchdowns for Tickets, Rypien update in Denver, and should Idaho's top football recruits leave the state - or stay

Ron Collins and David Skover are two of America’s foremost legal scholars on free speech. Together, they are authors of The Trials of Lenny Bruce, in which they detail the legal troubles of Lenny Bruce–a standup comic and free-speech pioneer who paved the way for every comedian who came after him. Throughout his career, Lenny faced multiple obscenity charges–all based solely on words he said on stage. Lenny died a convict, but Ron and David worked tirelessly to clear his name; Lenny is now revered as the father of modern standup.   The Trials of Lenny Bruce: https://www.amazon.com/Trials-Lenny-Bruce-Audio-CD/dp/1570718377 The First Amendment Salons: https://www.thefire.org/first-amendment-library/special-collections/the-first-amendment-salons    ———   Website: https://www.ericcervone.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ericcervone Twitter: https://twitter.com/ericcervone YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC13h27HBHpqpHWtzxJF4jQA

Meine Braut, Tom Collins & ich In dem Film „Meine Braut, ihr Vater und ich“ (Meet the parents) aus dem Jahr 2000 mit Ben Stiller und Robert DeNiro, geht es um eine Situation, die viele kennen: Das erste Kennelernen der Schwiegereltern in spe. In „Meine Braut, ihr Vater und ich“ läuft dieses Kennenlernen maximal chaotisch ab. Doch wieso trinken stoßen die beiden Kontrahenten direkt mit einem Tom Collins an? Wieso trinke Ben Stiller und Robert DeNiro Tom Collins? Gleich zu Beginn des Kennenlernens zwischen Ben Stiller und Robert DeNiro im Film „Meine Braut, ihr Vater und ich“ stoßen sie mit einem Tom Collins Cocktail an. Wahrscheinlich gibt es Gin statt Sekt, damit sich die schon zu Beginn angespannte Situation etwas entspannt. Einen weiteren Grund besprechen wir im Podcast. Jedenfalls fahren sie kurz darauf in den Laden um mehr Tom Collins zu besorgen. Heute nur noch im Stream: Meine Braut, ihr Vater und ich“ 2000 spielte der Film „Meine Braut, ihr Vater und ich“ schon am ersten Wochenende knapp 29 Millionen Dollar in die Kinokassen - ein Erfolg, der sich heute wahrscheinlich nicht mehr so wiederholen würde. Denn die Sehgewohnheit hat sich geändert – Komödien werden heutzutage eher auf Streamingplattformen und nicht im Kino konsumiert. Oder doch nicht? Der Tom Collins-Cocktail Der Tom Collins basiert auf Gin und ist der bekannteste Collins-Cocktail. Es gibt beispielsweise auch Ron Collins mit Rum, Joe Collins mit Wodka oder Ruben Collins mit Tequila. Allen gemein ist, dass sie auf einem Sour basieren, der mit Soda verlängert wird. Im Unterschied zum Fizz wird der Drink lediglich im Glas verrührt und nicht geshaket. Das macht ihn zu einem schnellen und einfach zu servierenden Drink. Das Tom Collins Rezept - 5 cl Dry Gin - 2-3 cl Zitronensaft - 1 cl Zuckersiurp - Soda Den Gin mit Zitronensaft und Zucker in einem Longdinkglas mit Eiswürfeln verrühren, mit Soda aufwiesen. Mit einer Zitronenscheibe und evtl einer Cocktailkirsche garnieren.

It's nearly July 2042! Join Heartland GMs Mike Simon and Ron Collins as the touch on the domination that continues to be happening in and around the Heartland Division, and listen in as the address just a few of the wild conspiracy theories that have begun spring up! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ron-collins9/message

This week we get together with a longtime OOTP online league player for tales of triumph and woe! Ken Hannahs, from the PEBA online league, joins us to talk all about the famous OOTP universe with its cast of characters, lore, and even its own podcast! It's a fun show that highlights the impact that Out of the Park Baseball can have on some of our fans! The league has its own book (available here, by Ron Collins, as well as the podcast. Out of the Park Baseball 20 is now just $19.99! This new price is perfect for the hot stove league - so don't miss out. And tell your friends! Let's keep growing the amazing Out of the Park Baseball community. Enjoy the show!  

Ron Collins and Tyler Simmons talk a lot about the BBA, OOTP neep and other leagues, football, and the Jacksonville Hurricanes!

Join Commissioner Matt Rectenwald and Governing Board Members Stephen Lane and Ron Collins as they announce details of the 2040 expansion process! Hear about the future league and playoff structure, new division alignments, and how the expansion itself will proceed! The details will be released in a post in the next day or so, but get it first here!

Ron Collins, Stephen Lane and Ted Schmidt review the FL Frontier division FA signings. This was recorded prior to spring training. Jeff proves us to be prescient about Boise after we spend a lot of time missing the most obvious reason for their lack of early FA activity. We spend entirely too long trying to unravel the mystery of Michael Durham. Boise 0:27 Calgary 06:48 Edmonton 13:55 Seattle 15:10 Vancouver 26:30

Ron Collins, Stephen Lane, and Ted Schmidt Review the 2038 Frick League Heartland FA signings. This was recorded prior to Spring Training and does not include any signings after that time. I decided to break these into division based segments this year as all six divisions would be nearly four hours of content. Some are longer than others, but division based segments seemed more natural than time based ones. By the way, Ron, I noticed now how you bowed out of reviewing your own signings, but made Stephen and I talk about ours. Sneaky. Des Moines 06:10 Madison 15:17 Omaha 23:02 Twin Cities 29:19 Yellow Springs 32:17

Chris Wilson and Ron Collins have a half-hour talk that covers the Wolves past, present, and future. The nature of baseball in an online league. History, coaching, teaching, and maybe a little Mons Raider here and there ... oh, and we get little lines like "when I won my _first_ Landis" tossed around like those things are just so much candy.

Ed Murphy and Ron Collins take an afternoon chat to cover all things Des Moines. We take a look back at Ed's considerable time with the league, talk about his two superstars and the way he's looking at the current season. Of course, there's a bout of Ed in the lightning round, and then Ed's question that leads to the revelation of my mega-spreadsheet (natch, right?). Oh, yeah. There might be mention of a trade in there somewhere.

His trials began with a police bust at the Jazz Workshop in San Francisco in October 1961, and ended with an obscenity conviction in New York in November 1964. Stand-up comedy legend Lenny Bruce underwent 35 months—1,062 days—of nonstop persecution and prosecution for the content of his act. It was 50 years ago this month that an autopsy would report that Bruce died of an overdose of morphine on August 3, 1966. But anyone who knows his story knows it was more complicated than that. Billboard’s Phil Spector wrote in the magazine’s obituary for Bruce that "America's foremost, and certainly most truthful, philosopher died from an overdose of police." This episode of “So to Speak: The Free Speech Podcast” commemorates the 50th anniversary of Bruce’s death. We are joined by Ron Collins, a scholar at the University of Washington School of Law who co-authored with David Skover “The Trials of Lenny Bruce: The Fall and Rise of an American Icon,” which carefully documents Bruce’s career and free speech struggles. This episode explores the life, trials, and legacy of a man whom George Carlin said “opened the doors for all the guys like me,” and in so doing, became a martyr for free speech in comedy and art. www.sotospeakpodcast.com Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com/freespeechtalk Like us on Facebook: facebook.com/sotospeakpodcast Email us: sotospeak@thefire.org Call in a question: 215-315-0100

While we take some time to prepare for Balticon next weekend, here's another panel from ConFusion 2014. Kameron Hurley, Ron Collins, Howard Tayler, Janet Harriett, Catherine Shaffer and Christine Purcell discuss keeping things consistent across a series.From the Programme:"You have just discovered, upon reading a previous novel in the universe you are writing, a point that completely nullifies the plot of the book you are trying to write. What do you do? This particular issue comes up often, and the solution may make everything better. Our panel discusses how to proceed from this thorn, once you've calmed down..."Promo for Space Casey Season 2

Prof. Ron Collins, author, lawyer and legal issues blogger, talks about recent U.S. Supreme Court decisions involving free speech, and an “instant book” he co-authored on the recent “McCutcheon” decision by the Court on campaign finance rules. 

Coming up… Fact: Looking Back at Genre History by Amy H. Sturgis 02:30 Main fiction: “Bugs” by Ron Collins 15:30 Dr. Caulder kept talking, but John could scarcely follow along.  The government needed authorization.  Would he sign a waiver?  Of course, Jesus Christ, of course.  His hospital gown disappeared.  A nurse sprayed his chest with shaving creme.  Carol’s beautiful face filled his view, tears streaming down lined cheeks.  She said something long and drawn out, but all John heard was “I love you.”  Then he was gone.  Preparations continued as they rolled.  IV bottles hung from steel rods.  An elevator door closed.  A needle pricked his arm. Bugs, he thought.  They’re going to use the bugs. Then he was asleep. Ron Collins’s work has appeared in Asimov’s, Analog, Nature, and several other magazines and... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

I spoke with Ron Collins, the President and founder of Toronto-based Gavel & Gown Software, the developers of the popular practice management tool Amicus Attorney, about the company's recent release of Amicus Cloud. We discussed Gavel & Gown's motivation to introduce a cloud offering, how it differs from the desktop version, its unique features, and customer reactions, among other topics. Listen to Collins share his views on the adoption rate of cloud-based products in 2013.

I spoke with Ron Collins, the President and founder of Toronto-based Gavel & Gown Software, the developers of the popular practice management tool Amicus Attorney, about the company’s recent release of Amicus Cloud. We discussed Gavel & Gown’s motivation to introduce a cloud offering, how it differs from the desktop version, its unique features, and customer reactions, among other topics. Listen to Collins share his views on the adoption rate of cloud-based products in 2013.

I spoke with Ron Collins, the President and founder of Toronto-based Gavel & Gown Software, the developers of the popular practice management tool Amicus Attorney, about the company’s recent release of Amicus Cloud. We discussed Gavel & Gown’s motivation to introduce a cloud offering, how it differs from the desktop version, its unique features, and customer reactions, among other topics. Listen to Collins share his views on the adoption rate of cloud-based products in 2013.

I spoke with Ron Collins, the President and founder of Toronto-based Gavel & Gown Software, the developers of the popular practice management tool Amicus Attorney, about the company’s recent release of Amicus Cloud. We discussed Gavel & Gown’s motivation to introduce a cloud offering, how it differs from the desktop version, its unique features, and customer reactions, among other topics. Listen to Collins share his views on the adoption rate of cloud-based products in 2013.

I spoke with Ron Collins, the President and founder of Toronto-based Gavel & Gown Software, the developers of the popular practice management tool Amicus Attorney, about the company’s recent release of Amicus Cloud. We discussed Gavel & Gown’s motivation to introduce a cloud offering, how it differs from the desktop version, its unique features, and customer reactions, among other topics. Listen to Collins share his views on the adoption rate of cloud-based products in 2013.

Artist-Poet as keeper of collective soul, Caroline welcomes Ron Collins, co-author with David Skover of “Mania, The story of the outraged and outrageous lives that launched a cultural revolution,” Allen Ginsberg, Jack Kerouac, William Burroughs, Neal Cassady, and the Howl landmark case for Freedom of Speech.   The post The Visionary Activist – Howling Mania! appeared first on KPFA.

I spoke with Ron Collins, the founder and CEO of Credenza, a practice management software company, as well as the founder of Gavel & Gown Software, makers of Amicus Attorney. We discussed the release of Credenza (described in this video), how it differs from Amicus Attorney, practice management trends, and what the introduction of Credenza signals about the evolution and the future of legal practice.

I spoke with Ron Collins, the founder and CEO of Credenza, a practice management software company, as well as the founder of Gavel & Gown Software, makers of Amicus Attorney. We discussed the release of Credenza (described in this video), how it differs from Amicus Attorney, practice management trends, and what the introduction of Credenza signals about the evolution and the future of legal practice.

I spoke with Ron Collins, the founder and CEO of Credenza, a practice management software company, as well as the founder of Gavel & Gown Software, makers of Amicus Attorney. We discussed the release of Credenza (described in this video), how it differs from Amicus Attorney, practice management trends, and what the introduction of Credenza signals about the evolution and the future of legal practice.