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This episode is a short update on topics relating to the 3HO/Kundalini Yoga community including the traumatic finale of the 3HO/Kundalini Yoga Independent Healing and Reparations Program (IHRP), recently filed lawsuits by former 2nd Gen staff members, SSSC Board election chaos, upcoming documentaries to look out for + more. Referenced in this episode: Former Staff Lawsuit, SSSC video of Jagat Guru as new CEO of KRI, Upcoming Documentaries, IHRP End of Program Update and speaking restrictions lifted, and MORE go to: https://abuse-in-kundalini-yoga.com/news International Cultic Studies Association: Join Els and GuruNischan at the 2024 ICSA Conference in Barcelona Spain July 3 - 6, 2024 (or attend online) https://www.icsahome.com/ Link to the book Under the Yoga Mat: The Dark History of Yogi Bhajan's Kundalini Yoga - https://www.undertheyogamat.com/ _____________ GuruNischan is a writer, trauma-healing activist, and consultant/facilitator of personal reinvention for unorthodox high achievers. To learn more about her reclamation and recovery work, please subscribe to GuruNischan.com Follow her media platform Conversations You Can Feel - https://gurunischan.substack.com/ To contribute to this broadcast you can use this link: https://paypal.me/GuruNischanLLC?country.x=US&locale.x=en_US or donate monthly at https://gurunischan.substack.com/ Listen to the Uncomfortable Conversations Spotify Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2lEfcoaDgbCCmztPZ4XIuN?si=vH-cH7HzRs-qFxzEuogOqg To be a guest on the podcast, please email GN@GuruNischan.com

I speak with Feross Aboukhadijeh of Socket.dev about their smarter and more considered solution for securing software supply chains.

(00:03:13)Approval of MinutesApril 6, 20234(00:00:53)Approval of Agenda(00:03:46)Reports of Officials and Committees:Mayor's ReportAssembly Committee ReportsTreasurer's ReportManager's Report(00:16:27)Communications to the Assembly:CorrespondenceHear Citizens Present(00:20:05)Ordinances, Resolutions, & Proclamations:Introduction and First Reading of Ordinance 23-11 Amending SMC 4.10.030 Exemption for Senior Citizen and Disabled Veteran Property TaxPublic Hearing and Adoption of Resolution No. 23-18R Amending Solid Waste Disposal RatesPublic Hearing and Adoption of Resolution No. 23-19R Amending Water Utility RatesPublic Hearing and Adoption of Resolution No. 23-20R Amending Wastewater Utility RatesUnfinished Business(00:29:13)New Business:Consideration of Assemblymembers on the Clinic BoardConsideration of Clinic Board MembersApproval of Assembly Assignments: Boards, Commissions, Committees & LiaisonsApproving Acceptance of Accessible Libraries Grant Award(00:37:47) Award of Solid Waste Transfer Station Construction ContractApproval of Solid Waste Transfer Station Construction Administration ProposalApproval of BEACH Grant MOU with Skagway Traditional CouncilApproval of SSSC Ḵutí Project MOU with Skagway Traditional Council(00:43:39)Mayor and Assembly Discussion ItemsMeeting Packet

In today's business world, it's more important than ever to have a strong online presence. One of the best ways to achieve this is through the use of NFTs, or non-fungible tokens. NFTs are unique digital assets that can be used to represent anything from ownership of a piece of digital art to a stake in a company. NFTs can be bought and sold like any other asset, making them a valuable addition to any business's portfolio. Businesses are embracing this new technology and it will only become more essential to the way we do business in future. MBA students are looking to take advantage of their year here by creating knowledge, experimenting with technologies like blockchain and building networks of key movers in the technology. Today we discuss The Savvy Salamander Study Club (SSSC), founded by five MBA friends and INSEAD looking to explore the intersection among fundraising, education and tech. The club vows that 100% of the net NFT sales will be spent on scholarships and the building of SSSC. Listen on your favourite platform     Our Guests Alex Berghofen, MBA'07D Alex is a former McKinsey Consultant with 22 years' experience. He now wears three hats: he runs an executive search firm, does HR consulting, and is a career coach. He has 12 years' experience in placing Chief Strategy Officers and other C-Suite roles where a top-tier consulting background is critical. Alex focuses on high-impact roles where the risk of making the wrong hire is big. He helps companies improve their HR and esp. talent acquisition processes. He offers interim management, benchmarking, salary surveys, HR diagnostic and transformation. He is passionate about improving the candidate experience. He also offers outplacement services for senior staff. Outside of work, he trades options, dances salsa and bachata and loves to try exotic foods. He tweets about crypto and blockchain topics. Ferdinand Issels, MBA'22J Ferdinand manages Government Affairs and Comms for Helsing, one of Europe's fastest-growing tech companies in new defence. In previous roles, he has led communications and marketing for two of Germany's most prominent industry associations (BDI, VDA) and rebuilt the brand of Europe's largest automotive and mobility fair (IAA). Together with Joning Lee, Jack Ni, Michelle Yu and Rodrigo Pérez Antolin (all MBA 22Js), Ferdinand co-founded the NFT club on campus. After the INSEAD MBA Programme, he moved back to Berlin where he enjoys his spare time with his wife and two-year old son. Oktawian Zajac, MBA'09D Oktawian is Head of BCG in Poland. He is an experienced international leader specialising in transformations and large-scale value improvement programmes across industries. He has helped leading players substantially improve their bottom line and accelerate growth across Europe, Asia, the Middle East and the Americas leveraging innovative approaches and cutting-edge technology and advanced analytics. Oktawian is the author of several innovative strategies and tools for improving the resilience and adaptability of companies in volatile market situations and highly competitive environments. Oktawian is also a husband, father of two, and motorsport and racing enthusiast. The Savvy Salamander Study Club (SSSC) SSSC is a collection of unique generative collectibles bred on the Ethereum blockchain. The club is a community of crypto pioneers that look to connect, explore, and shape the future of crypto and tokens while doing good. 100% of the net NFT sale will be spent on INSEAD scholarships and the building of SSSC. The Salamander NFTs work as a token for club membership that will grant access to member-only events and networks. Resources NFTs as a Force for Good: The Case of the Savvy Salamanders A recent article on INSEAD Knowledge on How a group of MBA students built a community of crypto pioneers and a unique approach to fundraising.  digital@INSEAD Leveraging our team of leading academics researchers, corporate partners and global alumni network, digital@INSEAD probes this rapidly evolving space and offers insights, strategies, and value for individuals and businesses to thrive in today's digital age. INSEAD's Digital Programmes Read more on INSEAD Master, Executive as well as Open and Customised Online programmes  Web3 projects by INSEAD MBAs include: thallo.io (Hayley Möller)  altr_ (Jessie Fu) Messari: Crypto Research, Data, and Tools Gain an edge over the crypto market with professional-grade data, tools, and research. DigitalBCG BCG recognise that solving the world's biggest problems requires instinct and imagination. They are building the future of business by bringing together a broad set of data, digital, and technology capabilities.   Timestamp 2:26 - Tell us a little more about yourself, how did you get to where you are in your career today? 7:43 - Can you share one of your proudest career achievements with us? 11:57 - Can you describe the way you have been able to interact with the INSEAD network to help embrace the opportunities offered by blockchain? 13:48 - What are NFTs to you and what has been your experience with them to date? 17:45 - Can you tell us how the SSSC came to be and can you describe the moment that you and the team decided to make the club a reality? 24:23 - Introducing the Salamander NFTs and their function as tokens for club membership and the benefits of joining INSEAD's crypto family. 28:56 - Can you outline how the net NFT sale will be spent on scholarships and the building of SSSC? 34:50 - On the topic of investments, what is the most meaningful investment you have made in the last year? 38:25 - How can businesses and individuals use NFTs to their advantage? 44:44 - What resources can you share with listeners who want to know more about the blockchain and NFTs?

The deadline for the Independent Healing and Reparations Program of Sikh Dharma (3HO/KY/SSSC) is coming up on August 19, 2022.  The protocol and eligibility is available for all to read below.  Help get the word out to others who may be eligible by sharing this podcast. This episode discusses basic eligibility guidelines and the importance of legal representation vs. just using the independent facilitator process on your own.  Listen to shares from several second generation voices from the 1970's - 2000's and how they've decided to move forward towards filing their reparations claim.  Please reach out if you need support or information:  GN@GuruNischan.com Donations to GuruNischan.com/UncomfortableConversations   __________________   >> Click this Link to Read the Protocol for the Independent Healing and Reparations Program for the Sikh Dharma Community >> Click this Link to Register your claim for Reparations BEFORE August 19, 2022   Get Support that you need to make your claim! Justice Law Collaborative: email: survivorsupport@justicelc.com www.justicelawcollaborative.com   https://www.justicelawcollaborative.com/schools-boarding-schools-colleges-and-universities   _________________________   Click this link to read the SSSC's Acknowledgment, Apology, and Reparations Program Announcement

Welcome to Breeders Syndicate 2.0 - This is the new improved Breeders Syndicate fully run and operated by Matthew Riot. Accept no imitations. This is Season 1 Episode 5 with Karel Schelfhout of Super Sativa Seed Club (SSSC) - This may be one of the most important interviews I've ever been apart of. I conducted part 1 of the interview, but was sick for Part 2, and Notsodog solo'd it with Karel to finish off the episode. Breeders Syndicate website coming soon: http://www.breederpodcast.comFind Breeders Syndicate in Instagram @BreedersSyndicateFind Breeders Syndicate on Twitter: @strainhistoryFind Matthew Riot on Instagram: @riotseeds or @riotseedcoFind Notsodog on Instagram as @notsodogRiot Seeds website: https://www.riotseeds.com

Welcome to Breeders Syndicate 2.0 - This is the new improved Breeders Syndicate fully run and operated by Matthew Riot. Accept no imitations. This is Season 1 Episode 3.2, Intro to the history of Nevil Schoenmaeker's the Seedbank with Notsodog. Most cannabis strains we know today descend in some facet from Nevil's original Seedbank out of Amsterdam, Holland. One of the first international shipping banks, we owe a major debt of gratitude as breeders to the groundwork laid before us. Here's part 2 with Notsodog.Breeders Syndicate website coming soon: http://www.breederpodcast.comFind Breeders Syndicate in Instagram @BreedersSyndicateFind Breeders Syndicate on Twitter: @strainhistoryFind Matthew Riot on Instagram: @riotseeds or @riotseedcoFind Notsodog on Instagram as @notsodogRiot Seeds website: https://www.riotseeds.com

Hello, hello! Another Monday, another episode for you! Now LIVE from Barcelona, Spain: First Smoke of the Day. Our guest today is Karel of Super Sativa Seed Club, AKA the “Walter White of Weed”.To give you a little bit of context, Super Sativa Seed Club offers a unique selection of high quality “Old School” cannabis genetics dating back from the 1980's. The original, old school genetics are available only in the form of regular seeds and are called Breeder Beans. These are meant for experienced growers who like to make their own crosses or to select mother plants. SSSC also offers high quality “New School” genetics for feminized and autoflower growers, called Fem Gems! These feature the very best modern cannabis genetics.Super Sativa Seed Club has her own independent team of seed producers with more than 30 years of experience! How about that?About Karel, he started experimenting with indoor grow facilities in abandoned houses. He used professional growing lamps, developed mineral fertilizers and grew the plants on rock wool. This technique of growing without soil was copied from the nearby glasshouse agricultural industry. And this is what our conversation was about. About what we both love the most.Roll one up, tune in and enjoy! Connect with Karel of Super Sativa Seed ClubInstagramThank you so much for tuning into First Smoke of The Day. A cannabis and culture podcast giving you insight into the mind and lives of growers, extractors, playmakers, street brands, and underground culture in the global cannabis industry. Be sure to subscribe to the show on Apple, Spotify, or wherever you consume podcasts. Make sure to also leave a 5-Star review on Apple Podcasts and follow us on Instagram. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, Barrie Wilson one of our Learning & Development Advisors welcomes Scott Tees to the team.  Hear about Scott's background and what he will do in his new role with us at the SSSC.

The social services sector is growing and this means there are opportunities for people looking for a new career, whether that's people changing jobs or people who are just starting out. So what are these opportunities, and what role can employment support workers have in helping this important workforce to grow sustainably? We speak to Kerry Cannon, Learning and Development Adviser at the Scottish Social Services Council and Susie Ferguson, Partnership Manager at the Department for Work and Pensions about current recruitment opportunities and the important role employability organisations can have in supporting these. This will be interesting to people working in employment support, such as work coaches and key workers; and employers and those with an interest in social services workforce planning. Topics: Information about the life changing work available in social services, including childcare, social care and social work. Information to support workforce planning including types of contract, salary, typical hours, reasons for vacancies and opportunities for flexible pathways. The role that work coaches and employability key workers can have in supporting social service employers with sustainable recruitment. Resources Career stories and learning pathways. Data about the social service workforce. Learn more about the role of the SSSC and registration.  Follow the stories of employers and social service organisations at #LifeChangingWork Music Credit: Make your dream a reality by Scott Holmes.

Near Me in Social Services is a project Iriss has been leading in partnership with the NHS Near Me team and the Scottish Government Technology Enabled Care (TEC) Programme. The project is producing new evidence around the priorities, enablers and challenges of using video consulting in social services. Iriss has supported five services to participate in a rapid Quality Improvement cycle to start using Near Me; provided light touch improvement support to organisations that are setting up Near Me independently within their work, and has developed a Learning Network. The Learning Network aims to build on and continue the support to these organisations using Near Me, while increasing the scope of support to others. Each Learning Network meeting includes speakers on related topics. In this episode, Paula Quinn, Learning and Development Adviser at SSSC, speaks about keeping the Quality Improvement conversations going for those involved in using Near Me. Music Credit: Make your dream a reality by Scott Holmes.

On today's ep. of Breeders Syndicate the guys interview Karel Schelfhout, owner/founder of one of the very first seed banks in the world--the legendary Super Sativa Seed Club (SSSC).  Highlights of this epic discussion with Karel include the origin story of SSSC, the fate of Nevil Schoenmakers' original haze seeds, the benefits of breeding with Skunk #1, the honor of receiving 1 of only 10 legal cannabis permits from the Dutch government, his prized 35 year old cut of Skunk Haze, the origin story of iconic SSSC strains like Williams Wonder and Beatrix Choice, the historical significance of Holland's Durban Poison coffee shop, his take on modern cannabis strains like GSC, why he prefers Outback Haze over A5 Haze and C5 Haze, the differences between cannabis strain trademark law in Holland vs. USA, Positronics and the Mellow Yellow coffee shop, how he personally connected with Ed Rosenthal + Jorge Cervantes, why brown weed used to be considered superior to green weed (seriously!), the modern-day relaunch of Super Sativa Seed Club and so much more. Got a question for us? Call our voicemail: (833) ASK-RIOT.For merch, live events, and more visit breederssyndicate.comSubscribe to Breeders Syndicate on twitch: twitch.tv/breederssyndicateSubscribe to Breeders Syndicate on youtube.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/breederssyndicate)

This week we talk to Gordon 'Gordo' Syme. Gordo is as obsessed with sharing his knowledge about sailing as he is with sailing itself.Having sailed professionally, raced and cruised all his life, Gordo uses his wealth of knowledge to teach and encourage students of all ages.Since Yachtmaster was established in 1988, Gordo has built a team of professionals who have shared their love of sailing with over 5,000 students. Gordo and his team have trained beginners, charterers, world cruisers, yacht racers, Olympians, World Champions, Ocean Racers, Professional Sailors as well as a Volvo Ocean Racing Team in Portugal. He puts the same dedication into all his students whether beginners or world champions. He has also been employed by Australian Sailing to teach instructor courses all around Australia and New Zealand for SSSC, keel boats and dinghies.See more about Yachtmaster here >>> https://www.yachtmaster.com.au/As always you can find us at the Bayside Bubble social accounts https://www.facebook.com/baysidebubble and https://www.instagram.com/bayside_bubble/.We will be back in your ears with a Bayside Banter episode next week and another Bayside Bubble interview the following week. The Bayside Bubble podcast would not be possible without our fantastic sponsors, Buxton Real Estate, the premium real estate company, and Chisholm Constructions. We thank them enormously for their contributions to the show.  

In this episode we talk with George Burton about the new SSSC ‘MyLearing’ service and smartphone app. George also outlines our plans for the future of MyLearning, about how you can get involved in the that development and how we can help you get the most from ‘MyLearning’ in your organisation. Find the download links at http://www.mylearning.scot User forum: https://www.badges.sssc.uk.com/forums/forum/mylearning/  

The Sea Safety & Survival Course is an essential learning program for anyone who takes to sea. The course delivers up to date information and current techniques for survival situations including crew overboard emergencies and abandoning ship. Above & Beyond Boating have been recognised by Australian Sailing to provide an e-Learning course to accompany the in water training exercises.In this episode Neil shares his insights into how the new training environment is helping racers and cruisers learn these potentially life saving skills.

A new member of the NPSL comes from Hattiesburg, Mississippi as the Southern States Soccer Club will be a part of the I-10 corridor when the league comes back on lineDirector of Soccer Ops Nigel Boulton and Head Coach Carl Reynolds look at the decision, the future, and what the sport means to MississippiEnjoy, y'all!

Coach MK livestreams question and answer sessions each week on the Fitness Protection Program Facebook Page, The Fitness Protection Program YouTube Channel, and Twitch, simultaneously. Join us! They are a lot of fun, super informative, and anyone may ask follow-up questions during the live broadcast!   This week, we meet Fitness Protection's newest hire- Lovey Roundtree Oliff! Lovey is terrific and we are certain you will adore her! She will be demoing strength each day in ReBuild's Facebook Group.   Then, we get an update from #LockedInLisa before we attack questions about engaging kids in exercise with no teams or games on the horizon, developing new routines, and managing all of the at-home workout chatter on social media.     #LockedInLisa Update - 11:20   Hello! Locked-in Lisa checking back in here. Thank you for taking my question! I wanted to respond to some of the comments from last week, since you all think I am slightly deranged.   All of my friends did tell me to kick him out, so please don’t slander them!! But he is a nice person, and works 150 miles away five days a week, and is likely going to change careers in the next few months and this will take him far away. The rental laws are so weird here that he would have had to sign a lease for 18 months. So I thought I was making, if not a GREAT decision, not the stupidest decision ever. And honestly, I am thrilled to not be paying the entirety of the rent and the winter heating bills right now; I will very likely lose my job in May.   I had a twist in store for you all this week, but then life made other plans and a new twist arose; I started showing COVID-19 symptoms 10 days ago (anosmia, which is the inability to smell). Six days ago, this was identified as a symptom, and I got tested on Thursday. Since being identified as possibly having the virus, I have been completely isolated by law, and me “roommate” has been a huge help; we live in a building were we are the youngest folks by a couple of decades, and I don't want to touch anything in the common areas and put anyone else in danger. I am waiting on the results now.   Our apartment isn’t EXACTLY a one bedroom, we do have a dining room and an office as well, and we’ve spent the last week moving furniture around to make the place more habitable for both of us. We have a large balcony, and the weather seems like it’s thinking about getting warmer, so it’s not so bad.   I wanted to thank you all for the time you put in to talking about this. I know that I am very lucky; I am in no physical danger with my ex, as I know a lot of women are, but I think that this is a REALLY important subject to keep talking about.   Oh, and just in case you were wondering, we are a legit Taylor Swift song. We are never ever everrrrr getting back together. But that doesn’t mean that we cannot be friends and even be partners through this very difficult time. I’ll check back in next week, if you all want me to!     Weekly Wins - 13:30 Daniel Faltyn - i did it!!! Scranton Half was cxld but I did it anyway around NYC!!! Thank you for all the love and support!!! https://connect.garmin.com/modern/activity/4711757287?share_unique_id Alicia Budd - has been getting some really consistent runs in, and has had great support from her husband who is manning the home front and homeschooling while she still goes into work Emily Sorensen got a promotion at work Ann Rich also got a promotion at work Jennifer Sutton is enjoying the balance of having a plan without pressure - it’s giving her the opportunity to do some experimenting with her running to see what feels best Kelly Hoffheins ran a virtual 10k today and PR’d by over a minute! She said “ I felt really strong despite about 150ft more elevation compared to my other 10ks” WAY TO GO, KELLY! Kelly just completed our Slow Burn strength program.   ReBuild - 16:50 first...thank you for being a calm (yep, I said it) and safe place for so many of us. Life is hard, Covid is making life harder, and listening to you is the one place that I feel 100% validated that I am doing the best I can. I mentioned a couple of months ago that I have been living the runner-interrupted life while I mommed and bossed to the best of my ability. Since then, my son was diagnosed as being on the spectrum, in addition to ADHD, and my husband has needed to step out of our lives. This is a good thing (emotional stability is needed right now and he can't deliver that, and then some). I will be working in Lane 1 of Rebuild beginning April, and its going to be slow going - from a building routine and strength back. Its been a solid six months since I've run 3-5x per week. My question is... I have SSSC workouts from long ago heartrate 101, should I do those or whatever the strength series is for April. I'm also back on the bosu for around the worlds and extra stability work. Again...thank you for having the tether to keep me tied to my identity as a runner, validation of my badassery and being a wonderful, thoughtful human being. What tips are there for managing the huge onslaught of exercise videos on social media? I'm doing my best to ignore them, scroll past them, but good grief, every person I know is sharing their online options since they can't go to the gym. "Do my workout! See 10, do 10!" (stupid push up challenge), trainers sharing their meal tips, their at home workouts, etc. etc. It's almost impossible to feel like you aren't doing enough even though I know I am with the ReBuild program. It's that nagging voice in my head saying "but you're at home all day, add more!" How do I put duct tape over that voice's mouth?     Maintain - 28:30 Alex Hutchison just wrote an article stating that warm-ups don’t matter. Do we still need to do Silly Toes? I am planning to use the Tenacious AF plan for my marathon that is tentatively still scheduled for June 7th in Seattle. I may not be reading the plan correctly but what does the heart rate looking line suggest/mean? 60 minutes of _______? I'm reading cardio maximization for Mondays and Wednesdays …. Part of me was on the fence about even starting to ramp up training (I've been doing maintain for a couple of months) due to the charming COVID-19 but my best running buddy, who isn't running as far these days, reminded me that I could do a virtual one around our home town~~~the most brilliant and obvious idea!

'There’s More to Care than Caring' is a Scottish Government-led adult social care recruitment campaign which was launched in January 2020. It aims to encourage people to take up a career in care. Michelle from Iriss had a conversation with Lorraine Gray, Chief Executive of SSSC, about the purpose of the campaign, the importance of adult social care work and how people can get involved in promoting the campaign. Campaign website: https://caretocare.scot/ Transcript of episode Music Credit: Make your dream a reality by Scott Holmes.

Today is Story time! I recount the tale of how I messed up my hand. I talk about D&D and how it isn't what you think. I also Give you a recommendation for a Disney Film you probably haven't seen. Let's get to it! Stich's Shenanigans SC CHOCKWALK Fund Raiser https://www.chocwalk.org/SSSC?fbclid=IwAR2XGiL87BJhEgNKbQ9_GSZEW9akKGQqXvhPbiadKosvoWa78utnJhA2fl4 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/recklessbattleborn/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/recklessbattleborn/support

In this week's happenings, we discuss new developments within our club, feedback on our recent events, and what's coming up in the S&S hemisphere. We also have a good laugh about the Premier League, and our past predictions come back to get us. Enjoy!

On 11 March, Stuart Muirhead from Iriss hosted a group discussion on the Duty of Candour with representatives from the Scottish Social Services Council (SSSC), the Coalition of Care and Support Providers (CCPS), the Care Inspectorate and Care Concern Group. We hear more about the Duty of Candour provisions which set out what needs to happen when unexpected or unintended harm has occurred to a person, and the views of organisations that represent the health and social care workforce in Scotland. In partnership, the SSSC has produced an e-learning module on the Duty of Candour to support implementation. Transcript of episode Music Credit: Make your dream a reality by Scott Holmes

In this week's developments, we talk about the numerous levels of youth soccer here in the US, coaching vs recruitment - the differences, and also some Premier League banter flies around the room with 4 different teams represented, as we're joined by new SSSC coach Josh Jirbandey. Enjoy!

In this month's episode, SSSC’s George Burton speaks to Stephanie 'Charley" Farley from the University of Edinburgh about their respective 23 Things programmes to support the development of digital capabilities, Open Education, Open Badges, and the role of playfulness and fun in learning.

In this first episode of LearnCast, meet the SSSC Digital Learning Team and find out about the projects they're working on right now.

Building the future; shaping our social work identity newly qualified social worker conference was held on 31 May 2018 in Edinburgh. Delivered with the University of Edinburgh (in partnership with the Higher Education Heads of Social Work Group), Iriss, SSSC, SASW, Social Work Scotland and the Scottish Government, it provided an opportunity for newly qualified social workers to come together to connect and reconnect. Viviene Cree introduces the conference, and is followed by a presentation by Jane Johnstone who provides some thought provoking asks of attendees. Transcript of episode Music Credit: Make your dream a reality by Scott Holmes

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The launch of PAssport to Independent Living (PDF), a published collection of stories written by Personal Assistants (PA) about their experiences of what it's like to work as a Personal Assistant in Scotland took place on 31 October 2017 in Glasgow. The project was supported by Glasgow Centre for Inclusive Living (GCIL), the Workers Education Association (WEA) and Scottish Social Services Council (SSSC). Before hearing from the Personal Assistants, Mandy, Lizzie and Susan, we spoke to Lilian Smith, SDS Development Coordinator at Glasgow Centre for Inclusive Living; and Sharon Ledger, Education Co-ordinator at Worker's Educational Association, who give us some background on the project, information about the PA Network Scotland and the intentions of the publication. The SSSC offered support through Open Badges. We heard from Yvonne and Alison who told us about the work of the SSSC, and what Open Badges are and how they can be acquired. Transcript of episode Music Credit: Something Elated by Broke For Free

Pastor V. Mark Smith - Berean Baptist Church

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Pastor V. Mark Smith - Berean Baptist Church

Pastor V. Mark Smith - Berean Baptist Church

In this episode: Car bras as screen protectors. FU on Blowoff valves vs. wastegates, boxer engines, and the SSSC. What car available today, new or used, is the best value for general ownership? Getting a good deal on higher trim levels and optional luxury features. Lease basics, and the potential value of lease specials. The boring old Acura NSX. All-wheel drive (AWD) and rear-wheel drive (RWD) in the snow. Sponsored by Squarespace: Use code NEUTRAL1 at checkout for 10% off. Once again, please rate us on iTunes if you like the show. If you don't like the show, please email Casey.

The first full episode of our podcast! In this episode... We interview the headteacher about out new school name, we find out about our school's football team, we tell you about our fund raising afternoon for Children in Need and we share our favourite moments from our Super Learning Day at Carsington Water.