Podcast appearances and mentions of Simon Davies

This interview is with Simon Davies of A&B Vintners. In this interview, Simon shares about his journey in getting involved with the wine industry in London and how he eventually became involved with buying and distributing Oregon wine in the UK.Simon talks about growing up in a small town in the country and how he found his way to London. He shares about falling in love with wine while working in a wine shop and how his interest transpired into an opportunity with the Fine and Rare Wines company. He then shares about his career transition from Fine and Rare Wines to A&B Vintners. Simon goes on to share about his first impressions of the Oregon wine industry and his views regarding the future of the wine industry.This interview was conducted by Rich Schmidt on Zoom on April 9, 2025.

Nick is joined by ITV Racing presenter Oli Bell to discuss the latest headlines from around the racing world. They are joined first today by prominent jumps breeder and stallion owner Simon Davies, who announces that he has taken his prime stock to continue his business in France, hot on the heels of the Racing Post story chronicling the similar exit of owner Bryan Drew. Following on from this, trainer Jane Williams explains why she was only too happy to go against the grain to pick up bargain foals at Goffs UK yesterday. She also has good news of son Chester and a new arrival to the family. Later in the show, Charlotte reports from the Longines World's Best Racehorse ceremony in London, where City of Troy and Laurel River shared top billing. She catches up with trainers Aidan O'Brien and Bhupat Seemar, plus York CEO William Derby. James Willoughby casts a critical eye over the final list. Meanwhile, JA McGrath has his regular update from Hong Kong, and Ben Atkins is along day early with his Pointing news.

Join Lynn Hoffman for this powerful episode of Music Saved Me with Simon Davies, the Executive Director of Teen Cancer America, a dynamic charity founded by Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey of The Who. Simon discusses with Lynn the incredible work that the charity does in transforming the health care system by creating specialist facilities and programs for young adults with cancer. Simon Davies knows first-hand about the healing power of music, and he shares this with Lynn on this episode.Support the show: https://takinawalk.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nick is joined by ITV Racing presenter Oli Bell to discuss the latest headlines from around the racing world. They are joined first today by prominent jumps breeder and stallion owner Simon Davies, who announces that he has taken his prime stock to continue his business in France, hot on the heels of the Racing Post story chronicling the similar exit of owner Bryan Drew. Following on from this, trainer Jane Williams explains why she was only too happy to go against the grain to pick up bargain foals at Goffs UK yesterday. She also has good news of son Chester and a new arrival to the family. Later in the show, Charlotte reports from the Longines World's Best Racehorse ceremony in London, where City of Troy and Laurel River shared top billing. She catches up with trainers Aidan O'Brien and Bhupat Seemar, plus York CEO William Derby. James Willoughby casts a critical eye over the final list. Meanwhile, JA McGrath has his regular update from Hong Kong, and Ben Atkins is along day early with his Pointing news.

Join Lynn Hoffman for this powerful episode of Music Saved Me with Simon Davies, the Executive Director of Teen Cancer America, a dynamic charity founded by Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey of The Who. Simon discusses with Lynn the incredible work that the charity does in transforming the health care system by creating specialist facilities and programs for young adults with cancer. Simon Davies knows first-hand about the healing power of music, and he shares this with Lynn on this episode.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today's REX Daily Podcast, Dom talks with Toko Mouth farmer and former Federated Farmers Otago branch President Simon Davies about the damage done to his farm following the recent deluge in the south, stock losses and the clean-up effort ahead... He talks with Organics Aotearoa NZ spokesperson Brendan Hoare about its nationwide campaign which opposes the government's proposed deregulation of genetic engineering, why its opposed to it and what it could mean for the nation's organic sector... And he talks with MHV Water Irrigation Scheme CEO Mel Brooks about the work it does, the current regulatory challenges and the importance of water storage in a NZ context. Tune in daily for the latest and greatest REX rural content on your favourite streaming platform, visit rexonline.co.nz and follow us on Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn for more.

Ian Failes from befores & afters chats to VFX recruiter Simon Davies, from Digital Arts Xchange, about the current challenging visual effects and anmation employment environment. Simon shares some advice for artists right now looking to get back into the industry, and about getting a VFX job generally.

Concerns are rising in Otago over a lack of transparency from the regional council about new freshwater rules.   Federated Farmers Otago has written to councillors, district mayors, and ministers, demanding the latest draft of the council's Land and Water Plan be made public.  The rules are scheduled to come into force in October and will have immediate legal effect.  Former President of Otago Federated Farmers Simon Davies told Mike Hosking there are too many unknowns.   He says they had great concerns with the last plan they saw, but since then it's gone away and changes have been made, but they're not aware of the details.  LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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The first of the boot camps promised by the coalition government will be operating by the middle of the year.  Bootcamps are military style academies for young people who commit serious offences. However, lecturer in forensic psychology, Simon Davies, senior lecturer in clinical forensic psychology, Clare-Ann Fortune, professor of psychology, Karen Salmon, and PhD candidate in forensic psychology, Linda Fatialofa – all from Te Herenga Waka, Victoria University – have written an article about the psychological evidence that this form of intervention is ineffective and does not work. Wire host Sofia Roger Williams spoke to co-author, Dr Clare-Ann Fortune, about the psychological evidence behind this and why bootcamps are still being seen as a viable option.  She started their interview asking her what bootcamps are and what their intended purpose is.

The first of the boot camps promised by the coalition government will be operating by the middle of the year.  Bootcamps are military style academies for young people who commit serious offences. However, lecturer in forensic psychology, Simon Davies, senior lecturer in clinical forensic psychology, Clare-Ann Fortune, professor of psychology, Karen Salmon, and PhD candidate in forensic psychology, Linda Fatialofa – all from Te Herenga Waka, Victoria University – have written an article about the psychological evidence that this form of intervention is ineffective and does not work. Wire host Sofia Roger Williams spoke to co-author, Dr Clare-Ann Fortune, about the psychological evidence behind this and why bootcamps are still being seen as a viable option.  She started their interview asking her what bootcamps are and what their intended purpose is.

Boot camps for young offenders are back – but researchers Simon Davies, Clare-Ann Fortune, Karen Salmon and Linda Fatialofa say the psychological evidence they're ineffective never went away. ==================================== Come support the work we're doing by becoming a Patron of ⁠⁠#BHN⁠⁠ www.patreon.com/BigHairyNews⁠ Merch available at www.BHNShop.nz Like us on Facebook www.facebook.com/BigHairyNews Follow us on Twitter. @patbrittenden @Chewie_NZ

Boot camps for young offenders are back – but researchers Simon Davies, Clare-Ann Fortune, Karen Salmon and Linda Fatialofa say the psychological evidence they're ineffective never went away. It's been revealed 23 MPs receive the accommodation supplement for property they own in Wellington. Labour MP Kieran McAnulty does take the allowance but technically not for his own property, it's one owned by his wife. He joined National MP Chris Bishop to chat about MP's perks on Breakfast this morning Chinese premier Li Qiang meets with Prime Minister Christopher Luxon. Li received a ceremonial welcome, followed by bilateral talks with the Prime Minister and an official dinner. ==================================== Come support the work we're doing by becoming a Patron of ⁠⁠#BHN⁠⁠ www.patreon.com/BigHairyNews⁠ Merch available at www.BHNShop.nz Like us on Facebook www.facebook.com/BigHairyNews Follow us on Twitter. @patbrittenden @Chewie_NZ

This piece focuses upon the Hypotension Predictive Index (HPI) technology. We look at the validation process of HPI, addressing criticisms and clarifying its predictive ability for hemodynamic instability. How important is it to understand the underlying causes of instability rather than solely relying on blood pressure readings? What is the role of HPI in early detection and proactive management? The discussion also touches on the limitations of traditional mean arterial pressure (MAP) monitoring and the need for a holistic approach to hemodynamic assessment. Presented by Desiree Chappell, TopMedTalk's co-editor in Chief, speaking with Monty Mythen, Senior Vice President Medical Affairs, Edwards Lifesciences, Critical Care, Emeritus Professor of Anaesthesia and Critical Care, University College London, Thomas Sheeran, Senior Director Medical Affairs, Edwards Lifesciences, and Simon Davies, Consultant Anaesthetist at York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust. The paper 'Comparison of Differences in Cohort (Forward) and Case Control (Backward) Methodological Approaches for Validation of the Hypotension Prediction Index' is here: https://pubs.asahq.org/anesthesiology/article/doi/10.1097/ALN.0000000000004989/139987/Comparison-of-Differences-in-Cohort-Forward-and?searchresult=1 Here's the link to the Physiology Lab section of last year's ASA symposium on YouTube: https://youtu.be/yfl1VMMgIRs?si=YxGfOs-pdlIVVGt1 Here are publications relating HPI to hemodynamic instability at a microcirculation level: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33755645/ https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36335548/

We don't know where you grew up or where you call home, but we're from Stoke-on-Trent. Oatcakes, Port Vale, the friendliest and funniest people on Earth. Northern Soul and the rave scene. Shelleys, Kinetic, and Golden. And, of course, Wedgwood and Brindley. Have you never heard of it? As a kid, we'd tell people we were from Manchester because everyone knows Manchester, and it's cool. But Stoke? Pah. We're ashamed to say we never sang its praises. But what did we know? We left Stoke for Manchester, seeking our fortune. But that was many years ago. And we've recently returned to the area. We see Stoke with fresh eyes now and proudly tell people that's where we're from. Funny enough, we weren't the only ones with this attitude. Stoke has an unfair reputation, which is absurd given its affectionately known as The Potteries – a creative city that creates art from dirt and is now named the World Capital of Ceramics. But despite its incredible industrial heritage, the local and national news just seems to spout negative stories, and everyone talks about its decline. But one person is hoping to change all that. Simon Davies is an industrial and product designer and co-founder of Protect-a-Pet, a company that sells his inventions worldwide, which help protect cats from the risk of free roaming. Si has big ambitions for the city. He is hugely passionate about the region and believes it's on the brink of a resurgence. A rebirth. Fed up with seeing a place in post-industrial decline and driving past derelict buildings each day on his way to work, he and some others have set up a Community Interest Company called The Teapot Factory to bring people together and drive change. He's also behind a 'netwalking' event called the Teapot Tours, the first of which was attended by a few Chamber of Commerce members and some local artists. The idea was to bring together creatives and business people, something Stoke is famous for. The walks are guided by a local history expert and end at a venue with an interesting speaker or poet. We wanted to find out more about a city with so much potential, a proud history, a talented workforce and a network of local creatives determined to make the Potteries legendary once more. This season is proudly sponsored by MPB, the largest global platform for buying, selling, and trading used photo and video equipment. Visit MPB.com to find out more.

Aged 20, Luke Williams suffered a catastrophic knee injury that crushed all hope of playing professionally. While living rent free in a plush Canary Wharf flat with Bobby Zamora, Williams "grafted away" in whatever job came his way as his friend forged a career in the Premier League.He stumbled into coaching and has never looked back; earning a reputation as a progressive coach with a variety of clubs before being appointed manager of Notts County in 2022. In his first season, promotion was secured to League Two through the play-offs after an enthralling and record-breaking title race against Wrexham.His move to Swansea in 2024 seemed a natural fit having previously coached at the club under former manager Russell Martin, and his possession-based philosophy aligned with the "Swansea way".Simon Davies sits in for Elis James.

Simon Davies is joined by former Wales internationals Danny Gabbidon and Iwan Roberts to pick the bones out of Wales' Euro 2024 play-off final penalty shootout loss to Poland. Also, reaction to the news that Wales manager Rob Page will remain in charge.

This is a "Shortcut" episode. It's a shortened version of this week's more detailed full episode, which is also available on our feed. In episode #342 of Australian True Crime, we met a man named Glen Fisher, who told us about the abuse he suffered in a so-called youth refuge in 1980s Kings Cross.The place in question was called the "Homeless Children's Association Refuge", and it was run by one Simon Davies.In 2022, Simon Davies was convicted of historical child sex offences against two boys in 1980s. One of those boys was Glen Fisher.After that episode was published, we were contacted by a woman named Marie, who said she had more information about that story which she would like to share. Marie's life has been an odyssey, to say the least. As you'll hear though, she comes from a very different background to the boys who ended up at the Homeless Children's Association Refuge.We contacted the Australian Privacy Foundation (founded by Simon Davies) for comment, and you can see our correspondence with them on our Facebook page.Click here to purchase Glen Fisher's book "Predators Paradise".You can also find him on social media here.For Support: The Blue Knot FoundationLifeline  on 13 11 1413 YARN on 13 92 76 (24/7 crisis support phone line for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples)1800RESPECT: 1800 737 732CREDITS:Host: Meshel Laurie. You can find her on Instagram Guest: MarieExecutive Producer/Editor: Matthew TankardGET IN TOUCH:https://www.australiantruecrimethepodcast.com/Follow the show on Instagram @australiantruecrimepodcast and Facebook Email the show at AusTrueCrimePodcast@gmail.comBuild your pro podcast with The Audio CollegeSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/australiantruecrime. Become a subscriber to Australian True Crime Plus here: https://plus.acast.com/s/australiantruecrime. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In episode #342 of Australian True Crime, we met a man named Glen Fisher, who told us about the abuse he suffered in a so-called youth refuge in 1980s Kings Cross.The place in question was called the "Homeless Children's Association Refuge", and it was run by one Simon Davies.In 2022, Simon Davies was convicted of historical child sex offences against two boys in 1980s. One of those boys was Glen Fisher.After that episode was published, we were contacted by a woman named Marie, who said she had more information about that story which she would like to share. Marie's life has been an odyssey, to say the least. As you'll hear though, she comes from a very different background to the boys who ended up at the Homeless Children's Association Refuge.We contacted the Australian Privacy Foundation (founded by Simon Davies) for comment, and you can see our correspondence with them on our Facebook page.Click here to purchase Glen Fisher's book "Predators Paradise".You can also find him on social media here.For Support: The Blue Knot FoundationLifeline  on 13 11 1413 YARN on 13 92 76 (24/7 crisis support phone line for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples)1800RESPECT: 1800 737 732CREDITS:Host: Meshel Laurie. You can find her on Instagram Guest: MarieExecutive Producer/Editor: Matthew TankardGET IN TOUCH:https://www.australiantruecrimethepodcast.com/Follow the show on Instagram @australiantruecrimepodcast and Facebook Email the show at AusTrueCrimePodcast@gmail.comBuild your pro podcast with The Audio CollegeSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/australiantruecrime. Become a subscriber to Australian True Crime Plus here: https://plus.acast.com/s/australiantruecrime. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Former Cardiff and Swansea defender Steven Caulker joins Iwan Roberts and Simon Davies to look back at his south Wales derby memories, including scoring the winning goal in the fixture for the Bluebirds in 2013.The former England centre back also talks about his with struggles with drink and gambling and his recovery from addiction.

Milo and Steff look into the Spurs academy sides, the u21s game against Fleetwood and the U18s game at Manchester City. We take stock of who we have in the ranks, discuss the shift in structure which has led to these exciting days, focus on the importance of academy director Simon Davies, and ponder why evaluating youth players is not anywhere close to straightforward.Website: https://thegameisaboutglory.co.uk/Bluesky: @gameisglorypod.bsky.socialTwitter: @GameIsGloryPodMastodon: https://mastodon.green/@GameIsGloryPodInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/thegameisaboutglory/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Joining hosts Milesy and Daws on Off The Shelf this week is our Academy Director, Simon Davies!Growing up around Manchester, find out how Sir Alex Ferguson played his part in Simon's early career that led to him captaining Manchester United's Class of '92 youth side. Making 20 senior appearances for the Red Devils, scoring once, the midfielder spent the majority of his playing days in the English football leagues before embarking on a coaching career that has since developed an Academy focus.This is a fascinating episode delving deeper into the mind of an elite operator who has vast experience of the Academy system having spent a number of years working across various levels at Manchester City. Now at the helm of our Academy, hear from Simon as he provides a valuable insight into the Club's methodology and alignment from youth sides up to the first team, working with Ange Postecoglou to embed and instil a culture, harnessing and helping talent reach their potential on the pathway to producing 'our own' first team players and imparts some astute advice to young players and aspiring professionals.Watch on SPURSPLAY - https://play.tottenhamhotspur.com/homeFor more on Tottenham Hotspur:Club App - tottenhamhotspur.com/spurs-official-appYouTube - youtube.com/channel/UCEg25rdRZXg32iwai6N6l0w?sub_confirmation=1Twitter - https://twitter.com/SpursOfficialTikTok - tiktok.com/@spursofficial?lang=enInstagram - instagram.com/spursofficialFacebook - facebook.com/TottenhamHotspurSpurs Shop - shop.tottenhamhotspur.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Former Newport County captain Mark O'Brien joins Simon Davies and Iwan Roberts to look ahead to a huge FA Cup tie against Manchester United at Rodney Parade. The Irishman also recalls his own giant-killing Cup exploits against Leicester City and Middlesbrough, and his last-minute goal that saved Newport from relegation to the Football League. He also reveals the difficulties he faced after being forced to retire aged 27 because of a heart issue, and how it's changed his outlook on life.

Simon Davies and Iwan Roberts are joined by former Wales manager Jayne Ludlow to react to Wales' Nations League losses to Germany and Denmark, and preview the weekend's football.

Simon Davies sits on for Elis James this week and joins Iwan Roberts for an in-depth chat with Wales manager Gemma Grainger. From watching her father play for a local club to being a season ticket holder at Middlesbrough, Grainger has been immersed in football since a very early age. She discusses her route into coaching and her hopes for Wales as they prepare for two stern tests against Germany and Denmark in the Uefa Women's Nations League.

Simon Davies sits in for Elis this week to join Iwan and former striker Gwennan Harries as the pressure builds on Wales manager Rob Page ahead of a crucial qualifier with Latvia.

Simon Davies sits in for Elis this week to join Iwan and journalist Stuart James to discuss the early struggles for Cardiff City and Swansea City under their new regimes.

Today's guest is a reminder to always do your best. It's Britt Lightning, guitarist for Vixen. Her journey to playing guitar really began after hearing Eruption in a shop and buying Van Halen albums that same day. She started playing guitar in a high school with no music program. But it DID have a guitar club. But she was the only girl and wasn't exactly welcomed with open arms. But she was dedicated and eventually became club president. She learned a lot of Metallica riffs and playing them in a guitar shop led to joining her first band and going on tour while still in high school, after some careful parental scrutiny. After that experience, she started her first all-female band. She recruited her sister on drums and they made their debut as the halftime show for a high level sporting event that I can't name in the intro. All of that led to the band Jaded, which was truly a family affair. Her sister was playing bass while her parents manned the merch table and became roadies. After Jaded ceased, she auditioned for Lady Gaga. While she didn't get that gig, it did lead to other amazing opportunities like touring the world with 4x Grammy & 22x Latin Grammy winner Alejandro Sanz. That is a wild story in itself and Britt tells it here. It also led to playing with Jason Derulo and touring with Rachel Platten. All of this led to her role as guitarist for the legendary band Vixen. But she does a lot more than just shred on classic metal. She is also a director for Rock And Roll Fantasy Camp. Britt explains what her duties are for the camp and how that led to an association with Teen Cancer America. This was such a fun discussion. I owe a huge thank you to Simon Davies of Teen Cancer America for the introduction. So make sure you follow everyone in this discussion. You can check out brittlightning.com, @brittlightning on social media, vixenofficial.com, teencanceramerica.com, and Rock And Roll Fantasy Camp at rockcamp.org. You can help out the podcast by buying us some coffee at ko-fi.com/performanceanxiety, buying merch at performanceanx.threadless.com, or by following us @PerformanceAnx on social media. I hope you have as much fun listening to Britt's story as I did on Performance Anxiety, part of the Pantheon Podcast Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week we are drawing attention to an excellent talk from our archive and warming up for the biggest moment in the perioperative calendar; Evidence Based Perioperative Medicine (EBPOM) and the World Congress of Prehabilitation Medicine 2023. Go now to www.ebpom.org to book your virtual tickets, if you can't make it in person. In this podcast we look at some of the upcoming sessions and reflect on the contributions made previously to TopMedTalk by some of the panelists and speakers. We discuss this episode of TopMedTalk featuring Gerrit Slooter & Mike Grocott - https://topmedtalk.libsyn.com/the-international-prehabilitation-and-perioperative-exercise-testing-society-ipoetts-ebpom-world-conference We mention the fact that Franco Carli makes important contributions during to this panel discussion: Exercise and the cancer patient during the COVID-19 crisis: https://topmedtalk.libsyn.com/exercise-and-the-cancer-patient-during-the-covid-19-crisis-ebpom-2021 Feras Hatib features in the 2019 Prehabilitation World Congress here: Prehab Periop World Congress: Feras Hatib, Simon Davies https://topmedtalk.libsyn.com/prehab-periop-world-congress-feras-hatib-simon-davies And "Nutrition and surgery a dieticians perspective" with Chelsia Gillis is here: https://topmedtalk.libsyn.com/ebpom-2019-nutrition-and-surgery-a-dieticians-perspective-0 Meanwhile the talk in this week's podcast, from 2018, Sir Bruce Keogh features here in it's original form: https://topmedtalk.libsyn.com/the-topmedtalk-top-ten-sir-bruce-keogh-the-nhs-at-70  

Simon Davies is the Executive Director at Teen Cancer America. The nonprofit engages and supports hospitals and outpatient facilities in the development of specialized and comprehensive care programs for ages 13-39. Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend of The Who are the driving force behind Teen Cancer America.

Simon Davies sits in for Elis this week and joins Iwan and Danny to discuss a big win for Wrexham against Notts County, two great performances for Gemma Grainger's Wales side and a mixed Easter weekend for Cardiff City.

Now in its tenth year, Simon leads Teen Cancer America, the only national charity in the USA working directly with hospitals to advise, support and fund them in the development of specialized facilities and programs for adolescents and young adults with cancer.The charity is built on the successful model of Teenage Cancer Trust, UK where Simon was Chief Executive Officer for 13 years before launching Teen Cancer America in 2012. His early career was in the management of substantial social and health care services in the fields of Learning Disability and Mental Health.He has been awarded an honorary Doctorate in Education by the University of Coventry, UK for his service development work and the advancement of professional education in the field of Adolescent and Young Adult Cancer.Simon has developed an international reputation for success in bringing about change within traditionally structured health systems.Visit Teen Cancer America: https://teencanceramerica.org/

Simon Davies: Executive Director, Teen Cancer AmericaNow in its tenth year, Simon leads Teen Cancer America, the only national charity in the USA working directly with hospitals to advise, support and fund them in the development of specialized facilities and programs for adolescents and young adults with cancer. The charity is built on the successful model of Teenage Cancer Trust, UK where Simon was Chief Executive Officer for 13 years before launching Teen Cancer America in 2012. His early career was in the management of substantial social and health care services in the fields of Learning Disability and Mental Health. He has been awarded an honorary Doctorate in Education by the University of Coventry, UK for his service development work and the advancement of professional education in the field of Adolescent and Young Adult Cancer. Simon has developed an international reputation for success in bringing about change within traditionally structured health systems.

Simon Davies steps in to chat with Danny and Iwan about Swansea's lacklustre transfer window and Wrexham's performance against Sheffield United in the FA Cup.

Nick is joined by writer and broadcaster to discuss the latest news and events from around the racing world. This podcast was released a little later to take in the McNally news. Nick and Lydia chiefly discuss the ongoing row over the whip during the bedding in period, asking whether the sport will go into meltdown before the Cheltenham Festival. They are joined by Harry Cobden, who gave his views on a theoretical breach of the rules at Cheltenham on Saturday. They also discuss Danny Brock's doping allegations, and look ahead to the Dublin Racing Festival with a contribution from Gordon Elliott on Gerri Colombe and Conflated. Later in the show, Ed Babington talks of his stunning success with Missed the Cut at last year's Tatts February Sale, while Dahlbury's Simon Davies is this week's Weatherbys Guest.

Simon Davies est urbaniste. Il intervenait dans une table ronde traitant des solutions pour concilier l'urbanisme et la santé mentale, à l'occasion du colloque internationale villes et santé mentale qui se tenait à Nantes les 1er et 2 décembre 2022.

Simon Davies chats to Iwan Roberts and Dafydd Pritchard in the final World Cup podcast.

Simon Davies interviews Wales striker Kieffer Moore ahead of the game against Iran and speaks to Iwan Roberts about playing like an old fashioned number nine. He also speaks to former World Champion hurdler Colin Jackson who's in Doha as Wales' Lleisiau Cymru Ambassador.

Simon Davies gets reaction to Wales' 1-1 draw with USA from Wayne Hennessey and guests.

Simon Davies chats to Owain Tudur Jones and fans to reflect on last night's result v USA.

Simon Davies speaks to Nathan Blake at the International Broadcast Centre as the managers and captains of Wales and USA speak to the world's media and he catches up with Elis James, one of the many fans making their way over to Qatar for Wales' opening match.

Simon Davies talks about the use of the Welsh language at the World Cup with Iwan Roberts and previews Wales' first opponents USA with Wales' most capped footballer Jess Fishlock and ESPN's Jeff Carlisle.

Simon Davies is joined by BBC Radio Wales and Radio Cymru commentators Rob Phillips and Dylan Griffiths and speaks to all of Wales' goalkeepers, Wayne Hennessey, Danny Ward and Adam Davies.

Simon Davies is joined by former Wales international Owain Tudur Jones to watch Wales train at their base in Al Sadd. Simon also speaks to Wales and Cardiff forward Mark Harris about his excitement at being in the squad and training in the heat of Qatar.

It's the World Cup Feast of Football launch and Simon Davies and Danny Gabbidon are at Hensol Castle to speak to Wales players Brennan Johnson, Joe Morrell and Harry Wilson.

In this episode I speak with Simon Davies from Manuka Gardens in the Australian Capital Territory. Simon and his wife run a full service company which includes design, construction and maintenance, and he has a team of ten staff.Simon is another guest who has mentioned the impact his early employers have had on his career/style/knowledge.Simon comes across as very employee focused and is proactive in looking after his teams mental and physical wellbeing, so we discuss that in this episode and the way he goes about this.And we also mention some of the benefits of having a design, construction and maintenance business.You can follow along with Simon's projects on Instagram @manukagardensYou can follow along with the projects we're currently working on via our Instagram page@instyle_gardens@thelandscapingpodcastYou can view each episode on our YouTube channel or on our websiteinstylegardens.com.au/the-landscaping-podcast

In this episode, we had a very topical discussion with Simon Davies, founder of Bastion Brands, a leading medical marketing agency in Australia. Not only did Simon share his industry insight into the vaccine marketing campaigns in Australia, but some very valuable stories about finding your first footing in marketing agencies, how to choose the right niche for your business, and a slew of management advice. While Simon's industries are medicine and marketing, if you have an interest in management in general, you'll get something valuable from this episode.

Wembley bound and then six of the best against Barnet. Oh, and comedian Jack Whitehall wants to play Paul Mullin in a movie.  Just another normal week in the land of Wrexham AFC and Nathan is on hand to unpack it with the help of some guests.  Ollie Palmer and Mullin have their say from the hospitality box; the guys hear from BBC Wales commentator Simon Davies; North Wales Live reporter Tomi Caws makes an appearance before Level Playing Field chief executive Owain Davies piles praise on Wrexham's latest off-pitch award.  Non-League Bible Twitter vote: https://bit.ly/3qPHspu  Non-League Bible Instagram vote: https://www.instagram.com/p/CbplF0ng_hR/   Non-League Bible website vote: https://nonleaguebible.weebly.com/nlbible-awards.html  EMAIL - RobRyanRed@gmail.com TWITTER - @RobRyanRed | @RichFay | @NathSalt1 INTRO (CC) - Music from Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/all-good-folks/aspire License code: UPMIVHLBA5AFRBSI

From digital contact tracing in the fight against a global pandemic; to managing a new wave of cybersecurity attacks so severe they can penetrate even the most secure of government networks - data is the ultimate key to unlocking the answers we need against the massive security threats of a new normal! Question is: Does your company's security operations center have what it takes if a solar winds attack were to be launched against your organization tomorrow?Join me and Simon Davies, Vice President of Splunk APAC, for an exclusive live broadcast to learn how data has helped some of the world's leading organizations solve their security challenges.

The Hypotension Prediction Index is rapidly gaining a well deserved place in the hands of modern perioperative practitioners. Here we look at the history of this tool, why it is needed so badly and how it has developed. Many of the conversations referenced in this piece are worthy of further attention. The clips used are taken from the following TopMedTalk programmes: Live from Boston ASA 2017 – The Elephant In The Room – intraoperative hypotension: https://www.topmedtalk.com/live-from-boston-asa-2017-the-elephant-in-the-room-intraoperative-hypotension/ Intraoperative Hypotension: https://www.topmedtalk.com/intraoperative-hypotension/ ASA 2019 | Perioperative Quality Initiative P.O.Q.I. news https://www.topmedtalk.com/asa-2019-perioperative-quality-initiative-p-o-q-i-news/ ASA 2019 | Hypotension Index: Data drives change https://www.topmedtalk.com/the-hypotension-prediction-index-hpi/ The Roundtable | The Hypotension Prediction Index (HPI) https://www.topmedtalk.com/the-roundtable-the-hypotension-probability-index-hpi/ EBPOM 2018 | Hypotension probability in practice https://www.topmedtalk.com/ebpom-2018-hypotension-probability-in-practice/ Prehab Periop World Congress: Feras Hatib, Simon Davies https://www.topmedtalk.com/prehab-periop-world-congress-feras-hatib-simon-davies/ The Hypotension Prediction Index (HPI) https://www.topmedtalk.com/the-hypotension-prediction-index-hpi/ The picture features TopMedTalk in conversation with Thomas Scheeren, Chair Cardiovascular Dynamics Section at European Society of Intensive Care Medicine (ESICM). TopMedTalk is proud to act as the broadcasting arm of Evidence Based Perioperative Medicine (EBPOM) - our world famous conferences continue to grow in size and scope as the COVID recovery gets underway -, find out more here: www.ebpom.org

The Hypotension Prediction Index is rapidly gaining a well deserved place in the hands of modern perioperative practitioners. Here we look at the history of this tool, why it is needed so badly and how it has developed. Many of the conversations referenced in this piece are worthy of further attention. The clips used are taken from the following TopMedTalk programmes: Live from Boston ASA 2017 – The Elephant In The Room – intraoperative hypotension: https://www.topmedtalk.com/live-from-boston-asa-2017-the-elephant-in-the-room-intraoperative-hypotension Intraoperative Hypotension: https://www.topmedtalk.com/intraoperative-hypotension/ ASA 2019 | Perioperative Quality Initiative P.O.Q.I. news https://www.topmedtalk.com/asa-2019-perioperative-quality-initiative-p-o-q-i-news/ ASA 2019 | Hypotension Index: Data drives change https://www.topmedtalk.com/the-hypotension-prediction-index-hpi/ The Roundtable | The Hypotension Prediction Index (HPI) https://www.topmedtalk.com/the-roundtable-the-hypotension-probability-index-hpi/ EBPOM 2018 | Hypotension probability in practice https://www.topmedtalk.com/ebpom-2018-hypotension-probability-in-practice/ Prehab Periop World Congress: Feras Hatib, Simon Davies https://www.topmedtalk.com/prehab-periop-world-congress-feras-hatib-simon-davies/ The Hypotension Prediction Index (HPI) https://www.topmedtalk.com/the-hypotension-prediction-index-hpi/ The picture features TopMedTalk in conversation with Thomas Scheeren, Chair Cardiovascular Dynamics Section at European Society of Intensive Care Medicine (ESICM). TopMedTalk is proud to act as the broadcasting arm of Evidence Based Perioperative Medicine (EBPOM) - our world famous conferences continue to grow in size and scope as the COVID recovery gets underway -, find out more here: www.ebpom.org

In this episode, I interview Simon Davies, the Founder, and CEO of Bastion Brands, a Melbourne-based healthcare marketing agency specializing in health marketing, advertising, and medical communications. They work with pharmaceutical companies, medical devices, and consumer health businesses. Simon is passionate about innovating and pioneering the healthcare marketing space by encouraging the adoption of new techniques combined with traditional methods. After 5 years of working in different advertising and marketing companies, Simon gained experience and helped a friend in marketing a funeral business. He gets clients for his friend and gets a percentage in revenue. Later, he decided to start his own business in 2012, aged 32, and that's how Bastion Brands was born. He has grown the revenue from 20% to 60% and from just by himself to the current 40 FTEs for over 9 years.  Simon says that what he loves the most in growing a small business is the teamwork and camaraderie his great team has possessed. He finds it fantastic how it evolves the business and says, “Having a great team who works together is just so amazing.”  This Cast Covers:   An advertising and marketing agency focusing on health in the industry. Working with pharmaceutical companies, consumer health, and medical device businesses. They do the marketing as well as the medical education. Had a big drop in revenue during the first few months of the pandemic but over time still was able to find more clients and never subside. Grown revenue from 20% to 60% despite the hit of the pandemic. Running the business for 9 years and growing the team from just himself to the current 40 FTEs. How setting an environment that allows people to flourish is a factor for the small business to flourish as well. The importance of discipline, to focus on activities that drive the success of the business. How getting the right people provides efficiency in implementing the values of the business for its reputation to flourish. How teamwork and camaraderie of a great team influence the growth of the small business.       Additional Resources:  Bastion Brands  Principles By Ray Dalio  Shoe Dog By Phil Knight ………………………………………… Quotes:  “Set an environment which allows people to flourish.” —Simon Davies “Focus on activities that drive the success of your business.” —Simon Davies “If you get the right people, you're more likely to have success.” —Simon Davies “Have a lot of passion and enthusiasm for what you're doing.” —Simon Davies “Believe in yourself.” —Simon Davies ………………………………………… Music from https://filmmusic.io “Cold Funk” by Kevin MacLeod https://incompetech.com. License: CC by http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0

Matt, Baldo and Jmac look forward to the Arsenal game at The Emirates on Sunday, plus we have a Simon Davies in focus chat

Roberto is joined by guest host Dr. Arvind Conjeevaram Consultant Nephrologist and Transplant Physician, Bangalore and @ISNeducation Social Media Team Chair. Arvind and Roberto interviewed Elaine Bowes, Senior Clinical Nurse Specialist, Kings College Hospital London and Ana Elizabeth Figueiredo, Proffesor, Pontifcia Alegre, Brazil as well as Simon Davies, Consultant Nephrologist, University Hospital of North Midlands, UK. They discussed the talks that they will be presenting at the WCN'21 on PD. 

This is an Edwards Lifesciences Sponsored Lecture which was originally streamed live on TopMedTalk from the hugely successful EBPOM USA 2019 in Dallas. In this piece we hear about the ongoing need for institutions and healthcare professionals to recognise the damaging consequences of intraoperative hypotension. Evidence has been mounting here on TopMedTalk over the last couple of years; there's no doubt hypotension is an area of concern for many of our experts and contributors. Listen to more on this here via our large selection of podcasts on the topic: https://www.topmedtalk.com/?s=hypotension For those who are already across the data the next question is, how do we detect it and prevent it, ideally before it even occurs? Here the HPI monitor comes into play, a cutting edge piece of technology which uses artificial intelligence to analyse the data and make predictions which could save your patient from a problematic outcome. Presented by Dr Simon Davies, Consultant Anaesthetist, York Teaching Hospitals, NHS Foundation Trust.

This piece explores the current thinking on hemodynamics, get ready for a deep dive into the conversation and controversies. Originally streamed live from www.topmedtalk.com as part of our coverage of The EBPOM USA Dallas Master's Course 2019. This panel discussion is chaired by Desiree Chappell, CRNA from Louisville Kentucky and Board Member of ASER. It features Monty Mythen, TopMedTalk Editor In Chief, Smiths Medical Professor of Anaesthesia and Critical Care at University College London, Tim Miller, from Duke University Medical Centre and Dr Simon Davies, Consultant Anaesthetist at York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.

As Los Angeles heads into another lockdown, Good Food checks in with Celia Sack of Omnivore Books in San Francisco for ideas on which cookbooks to give your friends/family (or yourself). Two of Sack’s picks are “Flavor” by Yotam Ottolenghi and Ixta Belfrage and “Red Sands” by Caroline Eden. Evan Kleiman talks recipes and wanderlust with them. Ken Concepcion of Now Serving and Simon Davies of Somekind Press share their collaboration on the Take Away Los Angeles series of books benefitting LA restaurants. Ari Kolander describes the constant pivoting in order to keep the doors open at his year-old seafood restaurant, Found Oyster, in East Hollywood. Finally, market correspondent Gillian Ferguson heads down to the Torrance Farmers’ Market to talk Japanese shave ice and macadamia nuts.

Chris Sayegh here, the CEO of @the_herbal_chef. It’s an honor to bring on Simon Davies for OF EARTH Ep.7. Simon Davies was previously the executive chef of Alinea, the three Michelin restaurant in Chicago, Illinois. Alinea provided Simon the opportunity to be creative, to learn quickly in a regimented kitchen, and to collaborate with extraordinarily talented people. Now with the recent launch of ilixr Creative, Simon is taking the opportunity to explore his passion for film and photography. ilixr Creative is committed to making a positive impact through the world of food. We are excited to see the positive change that Simon helps to lead through this creative project. “It's hard not to be cynical right now. I am always very optimistic that people will come out a lot stronger because of everything that's happening. It's a huge wake-up call to become a closer-knit community. Maybe it's just the people that I'm talking with, the friends that I have and chefs around the world that I know, but it felt like the restaurant industry was already heading in the direction of becoming a closer community helping each other more.” - Simon Davies You can find more from Simon Davies here : Instagram: www.instagram.com/simon.a.davies/ www.instagram.com/ilixr_creative/ Online: www.ilixrcreative.com/ Be sure to check out Ep.7 of the OF EARTH podcast. You can find it on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Google Play.

This panel discussion is an honest and challenging look at blood pressure management. Questions include but are not limited to: How should practitioners maintain blood pressure in patients and where is the threshold? How much precaution is inspired by eminence rather than actual evidence? What is the best and safest way to attenuate sympathetic responses intraoperatively? If harmful hypotension occurs between induction and incision should we refuse to induce anaesthesia until the surgeon is scrubbed and ready? If we had better, more specific or sensitive ways to monitor tissue perfusion rather than blood pressure and now - almost discounted - urine output, would this lead to better care? Is it the case that minimally invasive cardiac output technology may be of much greater value in the ward than in theatre? Presented by Desiree Chappell with Monty Mythen and Dr Simon Davies, Consultant Anaesthetist at York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust with Timothy Miller, Associate Professor of Anaesthesiology from Duke University Medical Centre.

Simon Davies, the president for Federated Farmers Otago region, is waking up to a farmer's nightmare - a winter wonderland during spring lambing season. His farm is based on the coast at Toko Mouth.

This panel discussion is an honest and challenging look at blood pressure management. Questions include but are not limited to: How should practitioners maintain blood pressure in patients and where is the threshold? How much precaution is inspired by eminence rather than actual evidence? What is the best and safest way to attenuate sympathetic responses intraoperatively? If harmful hypotension occurs between induction and incision should we refuse to induce anaesthesia until the surgeon is scrubbed and ready? If we had better, more specific or sensitive ways to monitor tissue perfusion rather than blood pressure and now - almost discounted - urine output, would this lead to better care? Is it the case that minimally invasive cardiac output technology may be of much greater value in the ward than in theatre? Presented by Desiree Chappell with Monty Mythen and Dr Simon Davies, Consultant Anaesthetist at York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust with Timothy Miller, Associate Professor of Anaesthesiology from Duke University Medical Centre.

When it comes to blood pressure, hypotension is associated with poor outcomes for patients, how do we react to this? How do we manage and avoid hypotension where possible? How has technology caught up with this challenge? Could automated closed loop systems be helpful here? The bottom line is simple; "If we measure blood pressure properly, we can predict it". Presented by Dr Simon Davies, Consultant Anaesthetist at York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.

Winter has ramped up a gear -- as temperatures plummeted across the country today. While the southerly blast has been tough on drivers and farmers, it's been welcomed by skiers - just in time for the school holidays. Ruth Hill reports.

This is an Edwards Lifesciences Sponsored Lecture which was originally streamed live on TopMedTalk from the hugely successful EBPOM USA 2019 in Dallas. In this piece we hear about the ongoing need for institutions and healthcare professionals to recognise the damaging consequences of intraoperative hypotension. Evidence has been mounting here on TopMedTalk over the last couple of years; there's no doubt hypotension is an area of concern for many of our experts and contributors. Listen to more on this here via our large selection of podcasts on the topic: https://www.topmedtalk.com/?s=hypotension For those who are already across the data the next question is, how do we detect it and prevent it, ideally before it even occurs? Here the HPI monitor comes into play, a cutting edge piece of technology which uses artificial intelligence to analyse the data and make predictions which could save your patient from a problematic outcome. Presented by Dr Simon Davies, Consultant Anaesthetist, York Teaching Hospitals, NHS Foundation Trust.

Elis, Danny and Iwan speak to former Wales, Tottenham and Fulham winger Simon Davies.

Creating motivation & the importance of challenge | Simon Davies | Rainbows HospiceIn this episode, Ultra-Runner & charity fundraiser Simon Davies talks about how he creates motivation and the importance of challenge in modern life.Discover:✅ How Si is a serial adventurer and ultra runner having completed races in the Sahara Desert, Amazon Jungle, Arctic Circle and the Namib Desert.✅ How he makes time for his racing, training and fundraising.✅ The importance of having a training regime and plan✅ How it's ok to achieve 80-90% of your plan. ✅ How stubbornness and a public declaration are his secret weapon in achieving goals.✅ Hear Simon's lowest point where he became dangerously dehydrated in 50-degree temperatures deep in the Namib Desert.✅ The difference between type 1 and type 2 fun... and how tough challenges help you build resilience and recalibrate your idea of what is challenging in life.✅ How challenge is relative... How you should create your own target and should start working towards it.You will also hear how Si is currently raising money for the Rainbows Children's Hospice. ✅ Learn more about the virtual race and get involved - https://www.rainbows.co.uk/events/rai... Follow Simon Davies on IG - https://instagram.com/sandforddavies----Learn more about TEAM Bootcamp and the CF Programme here:- Website - https://team-bootcamp.com- Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/teambootcamp3d- Insta - https://instagram.com/team-bootcamp- CF Programme - https://conquerfood.org/programmeFollow you host Craig Williams on IG - https://instagram.com/bootcamp_craig

Guillem Balague speaks to Pablo Zabaleta, Nick Cushing and Simon Davies about the building of a new superclub at Manchester City. Later, he’s joined by Gabriele Marcotti, Rafael Honigstein and Norwich City Sporting Director Stuart Webber to analyse the influence of City manager Pep Guardiola.In partnership with GentingBet. 18+ begambleaware.org Podcast cover image by Maribel Herruzo. For all podcast enquiries please email george@blueprintsports.co.uk

The Hypotension Prediction Index (HPI) Monitor takes 2.6 million features from a single waveform which it then applies to 150 million different wave forms looking for factors which can predict hypotension. It's the first fully approved foray into predictive analyitics for the world of anaesthesia. This conversation looks at how it works and how it is being adopted in detail. Presented by Desiree Chappell with Monty Mythen and Feras Hatib Phd, Director, Research and Development, Algorithms and Signal Processing at Edwards Lifesciences and Dr Simon Davies, Consultant Anaesthetist at York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.

What are the big things to watch in 2020? "Renablement, rehabilitation and readmission" from a patient perspective and "training compotence, resillience and 'burn out,'" from the practitioner's point of view, according to one of our contributors on this piece. What about Enhanced Recovery, is that still set to be big in 2020? Is it methadone we should be thinking about? Is automation something on our collective horizon? What about the "B word", "Brexit"; will political change in the UK bring opportunity? The ongoing issue in the US of opioid addiction and overuse is discussed. We also ask if the coming year will spread more light on what it really means to be "ready for surgery"? And, how and what should we be thinking about our profession's environmental impact? Here's a link to the Perioperative Quality Initiative (PQIP) page: https://pqip.org.uk Presented by Nick Margerrison, with Monty Mythen and Desiree Chappell interviewing our various contributors on this show, appearing in order; Gezz Van Zwanenberg, Nurse and Project Lead North West London Critical Care Network, Simon Davies, Consultant Anaesthetist at York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, Mike Grocott, Professor of Anaesthesia and critical care at the University of Southampton, Sol Aronson, Tenured Professor, Duke University and Executive Vice Chairman in the Department of Anesthesiology, Andrew Klein, Cardiothoracic Anaesthetist at Royal Papworth Hospital in Cambridge and Editor in Chief of Anaesthesia, Tom Woodock, author and independent consultant in patient safety, medical law and ethics, Henrik Kehlet, a gastrointestinal surgeon and former professor of surgery, Copenhagen University, and now professor of perioperative therapy and Head of Section of Surgical Pathophysiology, Rigshospitalet, Copenhagen University and Matt Wiles, Consultant Anaesthetist & Senior Clinical Lecturer at Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust and University of Sheffield. Follow these links for fuller conversations: TopMedTalk | Gezz Van Zwanenberg, Live from London Part 2 https://www.topmedtalk.com/topmedtalk-gezz-van-zwanenberg-live-from-london-part-2/ TopMedTalk | Simon Davies’s 2020 Vision https://www.topmedtalk.com/topmedtalk-simon-daviess-2020-vision/ TopMedTalk | Andy Klien, Editor in Chief of Anaesthesia https://www.topmedtalk.com/topmedtalk-andy-klien-editor-in-chief-of-anaesthesia/ TopMedTalk | Tom Woodcock https://www.topmedtalk.com/topmedtalk-tom-woodcock/ TopMedTalk | Henrik Kehlet and Nick Scott https://www.topmedtalk.com/topmedtalk-henrik-kehlet-and-nick-scott/ TopMedTalk | Matt Wiles and Marcus Peck, Live from London. https://www.topmedtalk.com/topmedtalk-matt-wiles-and-marcus-peck-live-from-london/

In this piece we're joined by a TopMedTalk favorite for a few predictions regarding the year 2020. Prehabilitation, "the word of the year" for 2019 and now something we expect to see break into the mainstream? How is anesthesia going to develop and what's the future for artificial intelligence in surgery? PQIP link: https://pqip.org.uk Multimodal analgesia: https://www.topmedtalk.com/ebpom-usa-part-5-a-perioperative-practicum-with-tj-gan/ TopMedTalk has covered methadone on a couple of occasions recently: Methadone a forgotten friend: https://www.topmedtalk.com/topmedtalk-methadone-a-forgotten-friend/ Methadone the overlooked opiate: https://www.topmedtalk.com/ebpom-2019-methadone-the-overlooked-opiate/ Artificial intelligence is looked at in more detail here: https://www.topmedtalk.com/topmedtalk-the-ai-doctor-will-see-you-now/ The 13 Minutes To The Moon podcast is here: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/w3csz4dn Presented by Monty Mythen and Desiree Chappell with their guest Simon Davies, Consultant Anaesthetist at York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust. Like this, want more? Simon also appears on this piece here: https://www.topmedtalk.com/prehab-periop-world-congress-feras-hatib-simon-davies/

When it comes to blood pressure, hypotension is associated with poor outcomes for patients, how do we react to this? How do we manage and avoid hypotension where possible? How has technology caught up with this challenge? Could automated closed loop systems be helpful here? The bottom line is simple; "If we measure blood pressure properly, we can predict it". Presented by Dr Simon Davies, Consultant Anaesthetist at York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.

  It’s been an interesting week, with some very good news and some very bad. To start off, Savannah Petroleum (SAVP) was able to announce that, at last, it has completed the Seven Energy transaction. This now gives Savannah a material producing asset base to complement its Niger exploration and development assets, in respect of which it aims to recommence activity in 2020, with expected delivery of first oil from R3 East and a multi-well exploration drilling campaign. This was financed by institutions two years ago at 35p per share and I expect to see the share price now start to work its way up from the current level of 26p. Reabold Resources (RBD) and Union Jack Oil (UJO) advertised upgraded potential volumes at West Newton in a pre market RNS first thing Monday morning and spiked the early buyers. Union Jack slid down from nearly 30p to under 20p by the end of the week and the coup de grace was delivered just after market close on Friday when it announced that it is in the process of taking market soundings from investors in regard to an equity placing of up to £5 million. Investors are not happy and are hoping that it’s not below the last placing price of 17p. More on what’s going on here in the private blog. Amerisur Resources (AMER) announced a recommended cash acquisition by GeoPark Colombia. Each Amerisur Shareholder will receive 19.21p cash per share. It’s less than people were hoping for, but significantly higher than the 12.1p price at which the shares were trading before bidding opened. It’s also a small profit for those who bought in the 17s and 18s over the last few months. The board undoubtedly tried for a better price (directors and institutions were in much higher) but South America is not the best place to be right now unfortunately. Anglo African Oil & Gas (AAOG) reported that it has entered into a rig option agreement, but the rig might not be available until 30 March 2020. Unfortunately, November turned out to be the date for a rig agreement, not the rig arriving as investors had hoped. The problem for them though is that paying for the drill depends on Riverfort selling shares at a higher price than now and how does that situation come about? Slippery language isn’t working anymore for these companies and I see only one way for the Anglo African share price now, which is to decline further. I’ve been warning about this one all the way down from just under 20p and the shares hit an all time low of 2.4p on Friday. On a brighter note, UK Oil & Gas (UKOG) announced the successful completion of its Horse Hill horizontal drill. A total of approximately 2,500 ft of horizontal trajectory was drilled within the reservoir’s most oil productive zone, which gives around 70 times greater exposure than in the vertical discovery well. This is why HH-2z is capable of delivering significantly greater flow rates than those seen in the vertical well. HH-2z is now being prepared for an extensive extended well test, which is expected to commence in the coming weeks and I expect to see some impressive numbers being reported here soon. Sound Energy (SOU) announced that James Parsons and Simon Davies have confirmed their decision to leave the Company. This follows on from the announcement that the CFO is leaving and not being replaced. Last week’s announcement was deliberately drafted to make people think the sale of the Morocco assets is a certainty. So, it’s the end game here now and it appears that they’re trying one last ramp before lights out. Interesting developments at Cadogan Petroleum (CAD). Requisitioning shareholders had an overwhelming majority (93.08% to 6.92%) at the general meeting, thus Adelmo Schenato and Enrico Testa have been removed as directors of the Company with immediate effect, Fady Khallouf, Lilia Jolibois and Jacques Mahaux have been appointed to the board, Zev Furst has tendered his resignation as a director, Fady Khallouf is succeeding Guido Michelotti as CEO of the company and Michel Meeus, a non-executive director of the company and one of the requisitioners, has been appointed as chairman. One of the complaints against the old board is that the company has continuously underperformed and the company’s share price has not materially improved in recent times. The market capitalisation is £13 million and net assets (including around $14 million cash) are nearly $52 million, so there is significant upside here. Eco (Atlantic) Oil & Gas (ECO) announced an update on the initial analysis of the Jethro and Joe wells and the share price more than halved. This is a prime example of why you should never fully believe any of these companies – and always take profits or de-risk. This is a permanent statement in the blog and I really can’t emphasise the importance of this enough. All I can say in this case is that it is inconceivable that Tullow Oil (TLW) and hence ECO did not know it was heavy oil before the announcement. Remarkably, indeed shockingly, Gil Holzman, CEO, was promoting ECO to private investors at a London South East promotional event the day before. If you believe people can be judged by the company they keep, then him sharing a promotional platform with Matt Lofgran of Nostra Terra Oil & Gas (NTOG) possibly says it all. Coro Energy (CORO) and Empyrean Energy (EME). announced their Tambak-1 well intersected the intra-Muda reservoir of the Mako field as expected and data have established the well as a successful appraisal of the Mako gas field. The interesting part is coming up for CORO and EME, since their Indonesian well now will be drilled to a total depth of around 4,005 feet to test the potential of the Tambak prospect, which is estimated as having a mid-case prospective resource potential of 250 Bcf and a geological chance of success of 45%. The impact of this drill to date has actually been negative for the share prices of both companies, but perhaps an exploration success can galvanise them. On the subject of Indonesia, Baron Oil (BOIL) announced that it has entered into a non-binding agreement to acquire SundaGas, which owns the Chuditch Block, offshore Timor-Leste, and the Telen Block, offshore Indonesia. The vendor will receive 66.67% of Baron before the fundraising. There is no indication yet as to what type of financing they will do, for what amount and at what price, so we’ll have to wait for the details to form an assessment. The shares are now suspended pending the publication of an admission document. Finally, there’s been a lot of interest in the new private blog and some confusion too, so let’s try to clarify everything. Currently, I record two podcasts each week, one mid-week and one at the weekend, and I write a blog on Sunday. All these remain the same, unchanged and free of charge. The private blog contains the information which cannot be published in the public blog and podcasts due to legal constraints and it also includes my actual trading ideas with full reasoning. It is sent out immediately by email as events dictate so you receive the information straight away. There is a charge for the private blog, but I think you’ll find the information within it is worth many times its cost. For those who are not familiar with me, I focus exclusively on small-cap oil and gas companies and know this sector inside out. I have been involved in the stock markets (both UK and US) since the early 1980s and understand exactly how the finance and promotion game works. I also have many years’ operational and corporate experience in the oil business, which enables me to see very quickly whether or not these companies are telling the truth. It’s not investment advice that I offer and if you want that, you should speak with a financial advisor. I share my take on companies and the markets and, as those who follow me know, I’m rarely wrong about these matters. This is the link to subscribe: https://www.oilnewslondon.com/oilman-jim In other news, Oilex (OEX) announced an extension of the bid closing date for Cambay, Aminex (AEX) issued a Ruvuma joint statement with Solo Oil (SOLO) who also announced the appointment of an independent non-executive director, Columbus Energy (CERP) announced a medium term funding agreement and the extension of the Inniss Trinity IPSC, SDX Energy (SDX) announced the commencement of production at South Disouq and a directorate change, Predator Oil & Gas (PRD) announced a CO2 EOR Trinidad update, Alba Mineral Resources (ALBA) announced a Horse Hill update, Echo Energy (ECHO) announced the completion of an acquisition, Range Resources (RRL) announced a continuous disclosure update and a Trinidad tax appeals update, Canadian Overseas Petroleum (COPL) announced Q3 2019 results, Touchstone Exploration (TXP) and Serinus Energy (SENX) announced third quarter 2019 results, President Energy (PPC) announced the expiry of Decree 566 and oil prices in Argentina returning to normal, Zenith Energy (ZEN) announced the filing of quarterly results, Lekoil (LEK) announced the acknowledgement of the OPL310 licence extension payment, The Parkmead Group (PMG) announced preliminary results for the year ended 30 June 2019, Cabot Energy (CAB) announced directorate and management changes and Angus Energy (ANGS) announced a Balcombe update. 

  Reabold Resources and Union Jack Oil started the week advertising upgraded potential volumes at West Newton in a pre-market RNS. After spiking the early investors, the shares moved down once the small print was digested. To quote: "The information contained herein is the Operator's internal assessment of hydrocarbons in place and should not be construed as an indication of ultimately recoverable resources in accordance with an internationally recognised standard." There's no flow test either. That was previously cancelled.  Anglo African Oil & Gas announced that it has entered into a rig option agreement, but the rig might not be available until 30 March 2020. Unfortunately, November turned out to be the date for a rig agreement, not the rig arriving as investors had hoped. The problem for them though is that paying for the drill depends on Riverfort selling shares at a higher price than now and how does that situation come about? Slippery language isn't working anymore for these companies and I see only one way for the Anglo African share price now, which is down. Sound Energy announced that James Parsons and Simon Davies have confirmed their decision to leave the Company. This follows on from the announcement that the CFO is leaving and not being replaced. Yesterday's announcement was deliberately drafted to make people think the sale of the Morocco assets is a certainty. So, it's the end game here now and it appears that they're trying one last ramp before lights out. I'm sorry if all of the above is negative, but that's what we've had this week and I'm not even including Eco (Atlantic) which I will cover in the Saturday podcast. Finishing on a brighter note though, UK Oil & Gas announced the successful completion of its Horse Hill horizontal drill. A total of approximately 2,500 ft of horizontal trajectory was drilled within the reservoir's most oil productive zone, which gives around 70 times greater exposure than in the vertical discovery well. This is why HH-2z is capable of delivering significantly greater flow rates than those seen in the vertical well. HH-2z is now being prepared for an extensive extended well test, which is expected to commence in the coming weeks and I expect to see some impressive numbers being reported here soon. Moving forwards, news from all the other companies who made announcements last week will be covered in the 

In one of the greatest transformations that we have ever had the honour of being a part of, our good friend and SOS Athletic Excellence client Simon Davies goes 1-2-1 with his coach and podcast co-host Greg Foley to share his story. Most people spend most of their lives trying to lose, "those last 10lbs". The struggle for those people is real, but imagine adding 200lbs to that number and you might have some idea of how hard Simon has fought to save his own life, take back his health, and lead a better example for his friends, family, and those who have suffered like he has suffered. Simon, you are an inspiration and a truly amazing human being. This might just be our best episode to date! As always, please leave us a five star rating and review where ever you digest this podcast. It really helps the show out and allows us to keep progressing forward in delivering you guys the best content possible. To follow the boys on the socials, and keep up with all things TalkingFit, please click on the links below : Rogan - Insta: bit.ly/2nltESG Facebook: bit.ly/2BDJU62 Kain - Insta: bit.ly/2GwFcL9 Facebook: bit.ly/2BDdetk Greg - Facebook: bit.ly/2nqzWzX Insta: bit.ly/2oaNel3

The Hypotension Prediction Index (HPI) Monitor takes 2.6 million features from a single waveform which it then applies to 150 million different wave forms looking for factors which can predict hypotension. It's the first fully approved foray into predictive analyitics for the world of anaesthesia. This conversation looks at how it works and how it is being adopted in detail. Presented by Desiree Chappell with Monty Mythen and Feras Hatib Phd, Director, Research and Development, Algorithms and Signal Processing at Edwards Lifesciences and Dr Simon Davies, Consultant Anaesthetist at York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.

Streamed live from the 2019 Prehabilitation World Congress and Annual London Peri-Operative Medicine Congress. This session is sponsored by Edwards Life Sciences. Presented by Monty Mythen with Desiree Chappell and Feras Hatib Phd, Director, Research and Development, Algorithms and Signal Processing at Edwards Lifesciences and Dr Simon Davies, Consultant Anaesthetist at York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.

This piece explores the current thinking on hemodynamics, get ready for a deep dive into the conversation and controversies.   Originally streamed live from www.topmedtalk.com as part of our coverage of The EBPOM USA Dallas Master's Course 2019.   This panel discussion is chaired by Desiree Chappell, CRNA from Louisville Kentucky and Board Member of ASER. It features Monty Mythen, TopMedTalk Editor In Chief, Smiths Medical Professor of Anaesthesia and Critical Care at University College London, Tim Miller, from Duke University Medical Centre and Dr Simon Davies, Consultant Anaesthetist at York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.

In this week’s episode Richard Pater and Calev Ben-Dor are joined by political consultant and pollster Simon Davies from Number 10 Strategies to analyse the latest polling coming out of Israel ahead of next week's elections. In addition, Calev and Richard discuss reports on the political negotiations between Hamas and Israel.  

Simon Davies has had a fondness for the kitchen from a very young age, growing up in California. His first job, at a local diner, was just to make some spending money as a high schooler. His desire to cook professionally stemmed from late nights cooking for friends at parties and the fun and sense of community that it brought. After attending culinary school and working at several restaurants in the Portland, Oregon area Simon took an internship at Alinea in 2009 and has grown with the company ever since. In his spare time, he enjoys his other passions of painting and music. For more information, visit https://alinearestaurant.com/.

Veckans episod av poddcasten Carter & Celin gästas av inte mindre än två goda män, tv-inredarna och före detta äkta paret Simon Davies och Tomas Cederlund. Det pratas självklart en MASSA inredning och tv men Simon berättar även hur han föll head over heels första gången han såg Tomas, i minishorts och ultrablond kalufs och hur Tomas, utan att berätta, reste till England för att överraska... De berättar om hur det är att göra tv i USA och så blir det lite gnabb och en herrans massa skratt! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hello everyone, Thank you for joining us. My name is Daryl Urbanski, your host as always.. Today we are joined by Simon Davies - the UK's leading LinkedIn lead generation and emotional direct response client conversion authority. LinkedIn is the #1 source of high value Business-to-business leads and clients. However, most business leaders, consultants, coaches and sales professionals are missing out on its power. Simon and his team specialize in delivering proven strategies to tap into the LinkedIn ‘pot of gold' to generate not only great leads and clients, but enhance authority status, streamline client acquisition, and increase revenues. I've asked him here today to give us some of this secret sauce he has brewing in his pot of gold. Enjoy! -- My mission is to create 200 new multi-millionaire business owners. How? You'll do better when you know better. Would it help you to have a mentor who can cut your learning curve by sharing their mistakes with you so you could avoid them? Would it help you to talk to that mentor and learn how they shifted their mindset to allow success to happen in the first place? Would it help you to hear them talk to other high-level entrepreneurs about their journeys, their mistakes and how they overcame their challenges to create the lives and financial success they desire? The Best Business Podcast was created for you to have all this in one place. If you like it, please subscribe, give an honest review and share with a friend you think will benefit so I may serve you both together. "Your success is my success." -- Daryl Urbanski

In February 2017, 2000 AD celebrated four decades of cutting edge comics at the 40 Years of Thrill-power Festival in London and we are proud to give you a front row seat for panels with some of the best creators in comics today... Host Michael Molcher talks to Simon Bisley, Glenn Fabry, Clint Langley and Simon Davis - all iconic artists on Pat Mills' Sláine. They discuss their work from almost four decades of the Celtic barbarian, from Glenn Fabry’s incredible black and white line work of the ‘80s to Simon Bisley’s groundbreaking painted art on The Horned God and into the 21st Century with Clint Langley and Simon Davies. Please note: this panel was recorded using hand-held microphones in front of a live audience so sound quality may be variable.

Simon Davies of Quartz tells us how the international business-focused news outlet builds innovation and product development into the workflow. Later, Chris and Esther tempt fate.

Ever wondered how you could increase the value and financial performance of your business by offering additional high value products and services on the back end of services such as speeches, masterclasses, training events etc? If so, today I want to introduce you to someone who I would describe as a best kept secret. Simon Davies has worked with many high performing thought leaders and experts by helping them to deliver additional high income generating products and services with their content and material. As a highly successful and experienced copywriter and marketer he has acquired an international reputation. His clients include: Daniel Priestley, Paul Avins, The Coaching Academy, Bernadette Doyle and now myself, Chris Cooper. Join us to find out how you could add significant additional value to your clients and benefit your business with enhanced financial results.

Ever wondered how you could increase the value and financial performance of your business by offering additional high value products and services on the back end of services such as speeches, masterclasses, training events etc? If so, today I want to introduce you to someone who I would describe as a best kept secret. Simon Davies has worked with many high performing thought leaders and experts by helping them to deliver additional high income generating products and services with their content and material. As a highly successful and experienced copywriter and marketer he has acquired an international reputation. His clients include: Daniel Priestley, Paul Avins, The Coaching Academy, Bernadette Doyle and now myself, Chris Cooper. Join us to find out how you could add significant additional value to your clients and benefit your business with enhanced financial results.

Simon Davies from UKSA talks to Jon Weeks about the Cowes charity's project to get every Year 6 child on the Island on the water. #iwnews

The 90 Minute Football Show with Pete Davies, Ian Ryles and Brendan Horgan. The Show features debate on all the weekends results focusing closely on the 4 local teams Brentford, Chelsea, Fulham and Queens Park Rangers, Fulhams success in Europe with exclusive interviews with Fulham players Simon Davies and Paul Konchesky following the win against Juventus, Interview with QPR manager Neil Warnock following the game against Swansea, the FA Cup Final being moved to 5.30pm and the clubs treatment of fans. This weeks fans were: Brentford fan Stuart Wakeford and Chelsea Fan David Chidgey