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When life gives you lemons, then invite Jacob Tingle to join you to make lemonade. The World's most optimistic QPR fan joins all the way from San Antonio to help Andy and Dun make sense of a busy and utterly depressing week in QPRland, in Birthday Boy Ant's absence.Trigger warning: It's quite long, and I'm not sure we were as optimistic as we set out to be.Firstly and most importantly Get well Soon Andy Sinton. QPR NYC send our best wishes for a full and speedy recovery- Coventry 7 (Seven) QPR 1- Spotty coverage and is it 6 yet? Oh, is it 7 yet? Oh, Is it 8 yet? A trip to Niagara Falls Maid Dun Mist most of the game, but saw enough. More than enough.- Andy and Jacob kept themselves occupied too.- Let's not go into game in too much detail- The Game Model of consistency - Stop p*ssing about at the back and get it launched- It'll all come out in the Walsh. Time for Joe to go (on loan?). Just how much damage are we doing to our young keeper- Where's the Leadership? Our Leadership expert weighs in. Who needs to stand up and be counted? - The 47th Minutemen. What's being said at half time?- Pressure on Julien - Our hopes in the four games have gone by in a Blur. How much grace will Stephan get before he steps out the door? - Knives out for Nourry? Is it possible for someone to go a terrible job and a great job at the same time? We make the case- Build for mid and long term future success by all means but please don't short the short term and leave us short.- Witness the (lack of) Fitness. Early injuries make Manuvas in the transfer market entirely necessary- We're an Eze Lover - Eze Moves to Arsenal, Eze Money for the R's- The Arrival of Koki is a Saito sore eyes- Hey Hayden! Isaac join on a permanent for free- N'Davies left back in the pecking order of signings- Fortunate Zan - Celar's off to Dusseldorf leaves on loan with a view to a permanent - Optimism: Open training day a success for the kids, Kone off the mark.- High Intensity Press Coverage from all the outlets- Screens up for the shooting of a Dark Horse- More G than X. 5.78 of them in fact. Game by game its a nonsense, but over the season? Still nonsense.- Papier Mache Paddy Kenny's having a party, bring Mbengue and Paul Nardi- Depreciation Appreciation - Are QPR players dropping in value as soon they drive onto the lot?- All that (money) and a bag of chips - Adams acknowledges- The hunt was on for Zohran Mamdani (and a bag of chips)- Jacob's sandwich course is taxing- 'Cutlets' cut lets Tommy De Vito ship up to Boston and out of Mom's basement.- We remember some actual lads including the wonderful Paul Parker- No Kit Korner, as all the Charlton kits are Trash- How can you possibly predict a win after that performance. Try us. Just try us...but you just know Kelman's getting his first goal on Saturday- Across the acrostics with Jacob's Stanzas LIVE! - There's still lovely stuff in the world - Start of semesters, Fairytale Football at Grimsby & Morecambe and HAPPY BIRTHDAY ANT, and thank you Jacob.- Andy mentioned the unmentionable. Did he jinx a run at the beautiful Ronnie? Will Edwards head Northwards to West London?Listen, rate, review, comment, star us up, send messages, send help...

Headlines on today's episode include:-Decline in placements expected-Farmer concerned about corn carryout data-Farm Credit Illinois seeing increased concern; land values drop-Tip back could knock top off yield projections-Spotty soybean aphid pressureSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

While Sal has an easier time leaving the vigilante life behind, Angus is not so lucky. Angus opts to have his memories of his time as The Coil erased so that he won't feel so tempted to engage in illegal heroics. Will he be the same on the other side? The post EP140 – Recurring Spitshine of a Spotty Mind appeared first on PodCavern.

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92.3 The Fan's Daryl Ruiter joins Afternoon Drive to discuss the latest from Browns training camp. He talks about the four-man QB competition, who's impressed so far in Berea, MJ Emerson's season-ending Achilles injury, and more.

Send us a textA wall of water 40 feet high. Spotty cell service. A holiday weekend. These factors converged to create one of the deadliest flooding disasters in Texas history this July 4th weekend, claiming over 100 lives along the Guadalupe River, many of them young campers at Christian summer camps with century-old traditions.We take you inside the communications response, examining how communications flowed during this complex, multi-agency effort in a race to save lives and reunite families. From press conferences that sometimes seemed choreographed for political visibility to the notable absence of a dedicated Public Information Officer coordinating the response messaging, we analyze what worked and what didn't in this complex emergency communications scenario. The state-level response showed impressive command of facts and empathetic delivery, while local briefings sometimes struggled with cohesion and clarity.For families who sent their children to summer camps along the river, this disaster represents an unthinkable tragedy. Our hearts go out to those affected, including the emergency responders now facing the psychological impact of recovery operations. We discuss resources for addressing PTSD in crisis responders and point listeners to our previous episodes covering mental health aspects of disaster recovery.Our guest today is Destin Singleton, principal at Emic Communications in New Braunfels, Texas. Reach out to Destin at www.emiccomms.com We'd love to hear from you. Email the show at Tom@leadinginacrisis.com.

The Red Sox lineup leaves much to be desired right now. No one is going. Very spotty at best. Why is Duran struggling so much? Cora is back on the hot seat. What is he supposed to do without Devers? He is in hot water right now though with Henry because of the Devers situation. This whole thing is tough to read. He couldn't solve the problems in the clubhouse. Keefe thinks that Breslow will stay but Cora will go in the offseason. None of the prospects are producing at the big league level. They are definitely second guessing everything. Going through the strikeout numbers. The veterans are letting the team down. Bradfo is MADFO today. Nothing is clicking for the Red Sox right now, including messaging. This timing is horrendous. There is nothing to defend. There is no offense on this team. You are now reliant on the young players who have had nothing in their careers to be the backbone of this team. They are putting too much pressure on Roman Anthony right now. There are no other options to go to. There is no answer as to why Duran is not good right now. It is time to ride this out. There is a chance that this season is salvaged. Bregman situation discussion. What happened to Kutter Crawford? Michael Kopech discussion. Keefe is the WAG expert. Kutter Crawford suffered a wrist injury off the field. What was it? Weird sports injuries discussion. If Crawford does not answer how It happened, we have to assume it was a Sloppy Thurston.

Spotty showers but a change is coming for the weekend. An update from WCCO TV Chief Meteorologist Chris Shaffer on The WCCO Morning News.

Hasty Rhino: “Charge!”

This episode is presented by Create A Video – Lisa Sorg from Inside Climate News reports the NC Commerce Department has hired a firm to oversee Hurricane Helene disaster recovery in Western North Carolina. But the firm lost a contract for poor performance in disaster recovery in Eastern NC just a few years ago. Plus, no charges filed over a disturbance between Congressman Chuck Edwards and a Rotary Club member in Asheville. Subscribe to the podcast at: https://ThePetePod.com/ All the links to Pete's Prep are free: https://patreon.com/petekalinershow Media Bias Check: If you choose to subscribe, get 15% off here! Advertising and Booking inquiries: Pete@ThePeteKalinerShow.comGet exclusive content here!: https://thepetekalinershow.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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James Schaeffer of Helena Agri-Enterprises gives an update on this year's almond crop and the challenges its facing.

❄️ Spotty Dinosaur and friends had one snowy mission this winter… and it involved a very unusual bottle.

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This week The After Show But Later welcomes Covino and Rich's very own Spot. He shares stories of working MTV, with Janet Jackson and that one time he worked on TRL. We also talk about his most recent gig as producer on Fox Sports Radio. Plus we can't have a complete interview with Spotty without at least touching on the polyamorous relationship.Please let us a review wherever you're streaming

Send us a textMeasles is an extremely infectious virus that can both kill and cripple children. Luckily, there are highly effective vaccines to prevent the disease. The World Health Organization recommends that 95 percent of the population be fully vaccinated against measles because it's so contagious. This helps to ensure that vulnerable children and infants who cannot be vaccinated are protected.Yet vaccination rates are falling globally. The result? A 20 percent increase in measles cases between 2022 and 2023,  according to WHO and the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. That adds up to more than 10 million cases. More than 107,000 people died from measles in 2023, mostly children. The problem is worse in some communities, especially where connections to the outside world are limited. One example: the Charedi community in London. Often referred to as ultra-Orthodox Jews, the Charedi often run their own schools and daycare centers and can fall outside the usual public health health system. Vaccination rates have fallen below 70 percent in some of these communities, according to UK health officials.It can be tricky to encourage people in isolated communities to get themselves and their children vaccinated. Sometimes it's simply a matter of logistics, and sometimes it's a matter of overcoming distrust, misinformation, and disinformation.Dr. Ben Kasstan-Dabush has been studying this problem while at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. One solution he found: Make use of people from within the community to communicate. “I worked with clinical and community partners to produce a short clinic clip that can be screened in primary care waiting rooms,” he says. “It features the voice of a Charedi Jewish healthcare professional and mum.” Another success: coloring pages for kids that feature vaccination in a positive light and that use common Jewish names. Common-sense solutions include extending clinic hours so parents can attend outside working hours and religious holidays. Now a lecturer of global health policy at the University of Edinburgh, Dr. Kasstan-Dabush is continuing to study how people respond to public health outreach attempts around vaccination. Listen as he chats with One World, One Health about some of the reasons kids might not get vaccinated on time and ways to make it easier.