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**Krunching Gears: The Rally Podcast - 2025 Season, Episode 4** In this episode, we discuss Performance Psychology in Motorsport with Dr. Stephen Walsh and Sean Moriarty. Dr Walsh is a lecturer in psychology at Manchester Metropolitan University and an experienced motorbike racer. He combines his expertise in performance psychology with his motorsport knowledge to offer insights into the mental skills necessary for success in this challenging environment, where high levels of concentration and quick decision-making are vital. Sean Moriarty is one of Ireland's most seasoned motorsport journalists. He regularly contributes articles to various publications and manages the website Kerrymotorsportnews.com.
Hear the Dance host Silas Farley is joined by Associate Artistic Director Wendy Whelan and former Soloists Repertory Director Jean-Pierre Frohlich and Repetiteur Diana White for a conversation about Jerome Robbins' The Cage. From its "empowering" choreography to the manners in which the relationship between the Mother and the Novice mimic that of senior and newer members of the company, they describe the unique qualities of this ballet beloved by dancers and audiences alike. (59:01 Written by Silas Farley Edited by Emilie Silvestri Music: Concerto in D for String Orchestra, "Basler" (1946) by Igor Stravinsky Performed by New York City Ballet Orchestra Reading List: 1. Somewhere: The Life of Jerome Robbins by Amanda Vaill 2. Jerome Robbins, by Himself: Selections from His Letters, Journals, Drawings, Photographs, and an Unfinished Memoir by Jerome Robbins, Edited by Amanda Vaill 3. Jerome Robbins: A Life in Dance by Wendy Lesser 4. Stravinsky: A Creative Spring: Russia and France, 1882-1934 by Stephen Walsh 5. Stravinsky: The Second Exile, France and America, 1934-1971 by Stephen Walsh 6. The Stravinsky Festival of the New York City Ballet by Nancy Goldner
Galway United picked up a victory away to UCD in a pre-season friendly in Belfield on Friday (17th January 2025). Stephen Walsh got the game's only goal. Afterwards, Galway United manager John Caulfield shared his thoughts with Galway Bay FM's Jonathan Higgins. == Galway United's first game in the 2025 SSE Airtricity League Premier Division is away to Cork City on Friday, 14th February. Kick-off at Turners Cross is 7.45pm and we'll have LIVE coverage on 'Over The Line' on Galway Bay FM. The 'Over the Line' weekend preview show with Darren Kelly broadcasts every Friday evening from 7pm on Galway Bay FM.
Motorists in Clare are being urged to drive with extreme care this morning, after temperatures dipped as low as minus seven degrees overnight. It's another bitterly cold day with an orange weather warning for low temperatures and ice remaining in place until 11 this morning for most of the country, when it will then revert to the lower yellow warning until lunchtime tomorrow. Travelling conditions are dangerous with frost, ice, lying snow and freezing fog and road temperatures remain below freezing, with drivers being warned to prepare for black ice even on treated roads. Clare County Council crews are continuing to treat priority routes according to the Winter Maintenance Plan. For more on this, Alan Morrissey was joined by Cyril Feeney, Senior Engineer in Clare County Council's Roads, Environment and Water Service Department. To understand how the freezing temperatures are impacting Clare's farming community, Alan Morrissey also spoke with Stephen Walsh, Clare IFA County Chair. Photo (c): Dimaberlinphotos via Canva.com
Episode 323 of the Football Fitness Federation Podcast is with the Head of Performance at Atlas High Performance Centre Stephen Walsh We discussed: ▫️the #1 skill needed by all practitioners ▫️how to stand out as a coach ▫️working with different athletes ▫️top advice for students & much more! You can connect with Stephen on Instagram @sw_elite Keep up to date with the amazing work our sponsors are doing here: Hawkin Dynamics - https://www.hawkindynamics.com Good Prep - https://thegoodprep.com Discover the power of nutrition at WWW.THEGOODPREP.COM and use code FFF15 for 15% off your first order Bridge Athletic - www.bridgeathletic.com Hytro - hytro.com Maximise your athletic potential with Hytro BFR. Easier, safer and more practical BFR for squads to prepare for and recover from exercise than ever before. Click the link [[ https://bit.ly/3ILVsbU ]] to speak to our Pro Sports team about how to get Hytro BFR at your club. Join our online community & get access to the very best Football Fitness content as well as the ability to connect with Sport Scientists and Strength & Conditioning coaches from around the world. To get FULL access to all of these & even more like this, sign up to a FREE month on our online community at the link below. www.footballfitfed.com/forum/index.aspx Keep up to date with everything that is going on at Football Fitness Federation at the following links: Twitter - @FootballFitFed Instagram - @FootballFitFed Website - www.footballfitfed.com
The Clare County Chair of the IFA claims more needs to be done to bring farmer's incomes in line with industrial wages in the coming year. It follows a recent Teagasc report, which identified the average farmers wage to be just over €30,000 at the end of 2024, an increase of 40% on last year, but still falls €15,000 short of desired levels. Farming has been identified as being worth over €16 billion to the Irish economy, with products exported to 109 countries across the world. Clare IFA Chairperson and Feakle farmer, Stephen Walsh says although improvements to farmers livelihoods were seen in 2024, it would have been difficult for that not to be the case.
As this Friday's general election edges ever closer, we're going to focus on the key issues affecting the business and farming sectors in this county. These were two topics that were covered during our final general election debate last Friday. Are the general election campaign promises sounding good? To discuss all of this and more, Alan Morrissey was joined by IFA Chair, Stephen Walsh, Patrick Bourke of Patrick Bourke Menswear, and Shannon Chamber President, Eoin Gavin. Photo (c): denizbayram from Getty Images via Canva
Clare's IFA Chair says the average income for farmers must be above the industrial wage to solve the sector's recruitment and retention crisis. It comes as the Department of Agriculture is set to approve a new commission on generational renewal in order to combat the rising proportion of farmers approaching retirement age. Agriculture currently contributes over €1bn to Clare's economy and supports over 12,000 jobs. Feakle farmer Stephen Walsh says the future of this county's food production is on the line.
Drogheda United manager Kevin Doherty reflected on the club reaching the FAI Cup Final. Stephen Walsh, through his Primal Fitness business, is giving back to the children's ward at Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital. Martina Keegan and Paula McGuinness from the Navan Collective popped in for a chat. Our Road Safety Week features began with Meath Road Safety Officer Audrey Norris and Inspector Peter Gilsenan from the Meath/Westmeath Roads Policing Unit. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Fintech South 2024, hosted by the Technology Association of Georgia (TAG), took place on Aug. 27-28 at the Woodruff Arts Center and Atlanta Symphony Hall. This year's theme was "Fintech Lives Here!" Stephen Walsh is Founder and CEO of Keeper Solutions. Founded in Limerick, Ireland in 2011, Keeper Solutions designs, develops and deploys world-class financial software […] The post Fintech South 2024: Stephen Walsh with Keeper Solutions appeared first on Business RadioX ®.
Clare's IFA Chair is imploring the Government to put a stringent plan in place to secure of recovery of Ash trees into the future. It comes as Minister of State at the Department of Agriculture Senator Pippa Hacket has opened a new scheme to compensate farmers who have replanted plantations impacted by ash dieback. Under the Climate Action Performance Payment, landowners will receive €5,000 per hectare replanted in three installments. Feakle farmer Stephen Walsh fears there will be a major drop in production if the scheme's not managed correctly.
The brother of a West Clare murder victim has vowed to do everything in his power to ensure his sister's killer remains behind bars. Today marks the 19th anniversary of Ann Walsh, who lost her life at the age of just 23, when she was strangled by her former boyfriend on the grounds of the local church. Raymond Donovan subsequently received a life sentence and although his most application for Parole was refused last year, he will be eligible to apply again in April - something Ann's family will have to make presentations against. Ann's brother Stephen Walsh says the release of his sister's murder would cause indescribable hurt.
It's not a standard show, as we record on Monday night after Shels scoreless draw with Derry City and it appears that the burning question is - what is the standard? Owen Heary, a multiple league winner with Shels, dials in to offer his take on the panache free situation at the top of the table and mull over what happens from here. There's plenty of love for the League of Ireland from Luke Dennison, the Drogheda United goalkeeper from California, who chatted with Dan after their draw with Bohemians. Aside from those chats, we've got a busy mailbag with more Stephen Walsh jibes, Dublin bias, and a lively instalment of ref chat. Be warned: there's a few questions about the standard. What we have no doubts about is the standard of our sponsors with Rascals Brewing, Lily's Childcare, Collar & Cuff and Future Ticketing giving us the consistency we need to keep this show on the road.
This week is Farm Safety Week, with Teagasc and Agri-Aware among those putting on campaigns over the course of the week. On Wednesday's Morning Focus, Alan Morrissey was joined by Ogonnelloe based, Journalist and Communications Officer, Eugene Hogan, whose brother Dermot lost his life in a farm accident. Alan was also joined by Clare IFA Chair and farmer from Feakle, Stephen Walsh. Picture (c): wakr10 from Getty Images via Canva
Chair of Feakle GAA and Feakle Community Council talking about the activities of Virgin media and RTE up for the match coming to Feakle to preview the All Ireland Final. Hosted by Geraldine Colleran and Marianne Purcell Saturday Chronicle is kindly sponsored by James M Nash and Co and Derg Kitchen Design http://dergkitchendesign.ie Outside broadcast in Association with Michael Long Construction
Galway United are back on the road again this Friday (7th June 2024) when they travel to Derry City in the SSE Airtricity League Premier Division. This is the Tribesmen's second trip up north this season and they came back from Derry in March with a 1-0 win thanks to Stephen Walsh's late goal. Despite defeat to St. Patrick's Athletic last week, Galway United have benefitted from a nine-game unbeaten run beforehand to currently sit in fifth spot on on 27 points, eight behind second placed Derry City but with three games in hand. But the Candystripes, who include Loughrea's Pat Hoban (10 Premier Division goals this year), in their attack, and have only lost twice since in their last 14 games (both against Shamrock Rovers). Leading up to the game, Galway United manager John Caulfield has been chatting to Galway Bay FM's Darren Kelly. == Kick-off at the Ryan McBride Brandywell on Friday is 7.45pm and we'll have LIVE coverage on 'Over The Line' here on Galway Bay FM. The 'Over The Line' weekend preview show with Darren Kelly broadcasts every Friday evening from 7pm on Galway Bay FM.
In Match of the Dave, we met Stephen Walsh who is just about to undertake a very special cycle in memory of his beloved wife, Dolores.
Dan is back, although he's been outdone by producer Derek on the travel front as we attempt to sprint through the events of another manic week but find the path blocked by some substantial news hurdles. What does Jon Daly's departure say about St Patrick's Athletic? How will Stephen O'Donnell function as Alan Reynolds assistant? Is it 'Noel King's Dundalk' yet? We also have Johnny's chat with Ollie Horgan after a big win at Bohemians, with an unexpected Lionel Richie cameo. Beyond that, we have a packed mailbag with all the usual spin-offs. There's the great Stephen Walsh goalscoring debate, an irrational attack on GAA intercounty 'stars', relegation predictions without the predictions and much more. So with thanks to Rascals Brewery, Collar & Cuff, Future Ticketing and Lily's Childcare, the time has come, to raise the roof and have some fun, let the podcast play on, play on, play on.
is the current chair of Clare IFA and he came into studio to talk about his role and the real situations that farmers have to deal with at the present time. https://www.ifa.ie/our-structure/ Originally broadcast as part of Saturday Chronicle on 30th March 2024. Hosted by Jim Collins and John S Kelly. Saturday Chronicle is Sponsored by JAMES M NASH AND DERG KITCHEN DESIGN http://dergkitchendesign.ie Message or what's app the studio on 089 2582647 or email sbcrstudio@gmail.com
Like Jesus Christ on Easter Sunday, the lads are back after a rough couple of days. In this week's episode, there's talk about the Double Fixtures over the Easter Weekend, James gets a precautionary tetanus shot for his trip to Inchicore and Bill and Jack try their hand at Dave's Tenable question. Send us your thoughts on this week's episode and any suggestions you have to our socials @thepeilcast
Clare's New IFA Chair is calling for enhanced compensation for farmers operating on and maintaining Natura designated sites. Figures from the Department of Agriculture show there are currently 1,935 herds grazing on the protected ecological sites in this county. It's the sixth-highest rate nationwide and farmers impacted, are generally obligated to invest in environmental measures and restrict intensive farming practices. Feakle farmer Stephen Walsh insists a two-pronged solution is needed.
The Chair of the Irish Farmers' Association in Clare insists farmers need guaranteed income supports if environmentally-friendly practices are to be adopted. He was speaking at a special meeting of Clare County Council and IFA representatives this week at which the local authority formally extended its support to the IFA's 'Enough is Enough' campaign. The aim of the campaign is to highlight of the level of dissatisfaction amongst farmers with the role of EU policy in the Irish agricultural sector. Clare IFA Chair and Feakle native Stephen Walsh says farmers aren't anti-environment but can't survive if they're not adequately supported.
Clare's Green Party councillor admits the level of red tape facing farmers must be reduced if the sector is to survive into the future. The local authority has formally given its support to the Irish Farmers' Assocation's 'Enough is Enough' campaign at a special meeting this week. Farmers' frustration was the subject of discussion at Áras Chontae an Chláir this week as members of Clare County Council met with IFA representatives. The meeting heard that 12,000 people in Clare are employed within the agricultural sector in some way, representing 20% of the county's working population. With an estimated 508,000 acres of farm land in the county, agriculture contributes over €1 billion to the local economy annually, according to IFA figures. Many of those in attendance at this week's meeting spoke of the challenges farmers are having in doing their time and labour intensive work, while also keeping up with mounting paperwork and bureaucracy. Kilrush Fine Gael Councillor and small farmer Gabriel Keating says those working in the sector need to know they'll be given sufficient income support to justify the intensive "bookwork" involved in various schemes. Taking its lead from its European counterparts, the Irish Farmers' Association has recently launched its 'Enough is Enough' campaign, which questions the role of EU policy in Irish agriculture. Clare County Council has officially endorsed the campaign which is seeking a "fundamental reset of how farm policy is devised and implemented both at the EU and in Ireland". A consistent theme in recent European protests against the introduction of the Nature Restoration law has been the claim that an EU "green agenda" is making farming less attractive. The average age of a farmer in Clare is now 59, and Lahinch Green Party Councillor Liam Grant says the sector must become less about bureaucracy if young people are to be encouraged to pursue a career in farming. Feakle native Stephen Walsh, who was elected Clare County Chair of the IFA last month, says the Government can't plan for the future of the agricultural sector, without listening to farmers' concerns.
It's already Galway United's fifth game in this year's SSE Airtricity League Premier Division as they host Drogheda United on Friday (8th March 2024). The Tribesmen are currently in fourth place on six points after going down to Shelbourne 1-0 on Monday. Drogheda United picked their first points with a 2-1 victory against Bohemians and are three places behind their opponents. They haven't met in the league since 2020 when Drogheda United beat Galway twice on their way to promotion but both clubs will have a different outlook regarding playing personnel. Killian Brouder is likely to be Galway's only survivor. Stephen Walsh returns from a three-game suspension but Colm Horgan (knee) looks set to miss out. Leading up the game, Galway United manager John Caulfield has been chatting to Galway Bay FM's Darren Kelly. == Kick-off at Eamonn Deacy Park on Friday is 7.45pm and we'll have LIVE coverage on 'Over The Line' on Galway Bay FM.
Heartland's Tim Benson is joined by Stephen Walsh, Emeritus Professor of Music at Cardiff University, to discuss his book, The Beloved Vision: A History of Nineteenth Century Music. They chat about the music of the nineteenth century and the Romantic tradition and how it has moved generations of musicians and resonated with countless listeners. They also talk about the ideas that lay behind Romanticism and how Romantic music has become the mainstay of the twentieth and twenty-first century concert and operatic repertoire. Get the book here: https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/The-Beloved-Vision/Stephen-Walsh/9781639362363Show Notes:Wall Street Journal: Barton Swaim – “‘The Beloved Vision' Review: The Age of Musical Amateurs”https://www.wsj.com/articles/the-beloved-vision-book-review-the-age-of-musical-amateurs-11673629786
Heartland's Tim Benson is joined by Stephen Walsh, Emeritus Professor of Music at Cardiff University, to discuss his book, The Beloved Vision: A History of Nineteenth Century Music. They chat about the music of the nineteenth century and the Romantic tradition and how it has moved generations of musicians and resonated with countless listeners. They also talk about the ideas that lay behind Romanticism and how Romantic music has become the mainstay of the twentieth and twenty-first century concert and operatic repertoire. Get the book here: https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/The-Beloved-Vision/Stephen-Walsh/9781639362363Show Notes:Wall Street Journal: Barton Swaim – “‘The Beloved Vision' Review: The Age of Musical Amateurs”https://www.wsj.com/articles/the-beloved-vision-book-review-the-age-of-musical-amateurs-11673629786
Join us for a dynamic discussion with leading experts from Ireland's booming Fintech scene. We'll dive into the powerful synergy between government, academia, and businesses, exploring how they're: Sparking a culture of innovation: Discover how government initiatives and organizations like Enterprise Ireland are nurturing a fertile ground for disruptive Fintech solutions. Building the talent pipeline: Learn how universities and research institutions are equipping the next generation of talent with the skills and knowledge to conquer the global market. Fostering collaboration: Dive into the unique partnerships between established financial institutions and startups, driving rapid development and market adoption. Scaling for global impact: Unravel the secrets behind Irish Fintech companies' success in expanding beyond their borders and leaving their mark on the world stage. Our panel includes: Conor White, Daon, https://www.daon.com/ - Conor is part of the core team that founded Daon. He joined the company as Chief Technology Officer in 2001 with the goal of designing and delivering trusted experiences that put human beings back at the center of digital transactions. In 2015, Conor accepted the role of President of the Americas, where he led all Daon activities across North, South, and Latin America. Then, in 2023, he accepted the role of President, New Industries, where he leads efforts to find Daon's “next big thing.” Patrick Horgan, Valid8me, https://www.valid8me.com/ - CEO and Co-Founder of valid8Me. Patrick is responsible for leading the development and global rollout of valid8Me, comprising general operations, business development strategy, and client relationships. Patrick is an experienced leader in the investment management and professional services industries, recognized for building and leading teams to deliver sustainable business value. Stephen Walsh, Keeper Solutions, https://keepersolutions.com/ - Stephen Edward Walsh has been working in the IT industry since 1994. In 2011, they founded Keeper Solutions Worldwide, providing high-quality tailored fixed-price managed services to corporates, scaling tech firms and fintechs. Our guest host on the podcast is Maria Gagic - who is currently SVP of Financial Technology and Services in the Enterprise Ireland New York office; Maria's role is to support Irish Fintech companies to start and scale their businesses in the USA
Sharing content with your network is a big part of the social selling process. Sharing content can help build your brand, create trust, provide value, and help create a following. But, what content is the right content? Should you be creating your own or curating others content? The answer is both. Sales today is about creating value and if you want to do that, you have to learn to create and curate. You have good ideas in your respective profession and you need an outlet for those thoughts and experience. On the other side, you need to realize you and your company don't have all the good ideas. To stay relevant you need to curate content from a wide range of sources. Mastering these two concepts puts you in the drivers seat of social selling and puts you on the track to success. In This Episode You'll Learn:Why content curation is an important part of the sales processWhat tactics reps take to successfully share relevant contentTop strategies to curate and create content for your network
Retirement villages, recently made very famous by the Thursday Murder Club series of books, are becoming a popular choice for older people who want to, and can afford to, live within a supportive community environment but still retain their independence. For this episode of Ramblings, Clare is walking with Stephen Walsh and his partner, Pat, who live at Great Alne Park retirement village not far from Stratford-upon-Avon in Warwickshire. Along with the village's visiting fitness instructor, Tania Skerritt, they lead Clare around a four mile route directly from the centre of the village into the local countryside. Presenter: Clare Balding Producer: Karen Gregor
It's here! Our roundup of 11 experts across digital marketing with their insights on what to look out for in 2023. Here's just some of the things they see coming up that marketers of all levels need to think about: the need to address cost of living crisis, a shift within infuencer marketing, social media going back to its roots and seeing some decentralization, further personalization and a push back to one-to-one interaction, data skills, the rise of super-apps, where is automation going, new responses to the shift in data, GA4, serious use of AI, consumers' expectations of brands, and lots more! We were delighted to have our host Will Francis chat with: Ken Fitzpatrick of the DMI, Neal Schaffer, Caitlin Seele of Drift , Kate Toon, Clark Boyd Julie Atherton, Alison Battisby, Cathal Melinn, Katrina Noelle, Stephen Walsh, and Chris Coomer of Neil Patel Accel From now until the end of the year, we will feature on our library further investigation of what 2023 may bring, including our December 13 free webinar. The Ahead of the Game podcast is brought to you by the Digital Marketing Institute and is available on our website, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube. A full transcript of this episode is available on the DMI website, where you'll also find all our other episodes on our extensive digital marketing library of ebooks, toolkits, podcasts, webinars, blogs, and more! Join for free today If you enjoyed this episode please leave a review so others can find us!
Putting I at the centre, the Ich, was the creed of philosopher Johann Gottlieb Fichte whilst Friedrich Schelling, saw the self as at one with the rest of nature: naturphilosophie. These competing ideas were debated in literary salons in the German town of Jena in the 1790s and Andrea Wulf's new biography Magnificent Rebels: The First Romantics and the Invention of the Self tells this story. She joins Anne McElvoy alongside New Generation Thinker Dr Seán Williams and the musicologist and Classical music biographer, Stephen Walsh, author of The Beloved Vision: Music in the Romantic Age. Producer: Ruth Watts This edition features discussion of music inspired by the Jena writers and extracts of: Franz Schubert, “Gretchen am Spinnrade” sung by Bernarda Fink (soprano) with Gerold Huber (piano), Harmonia Mundi, HMC901991 Weber, Der Freischütz, Rundfunkchor Leipzig, Staatskapelle Dresden, Carlos Kleiber Deutsche Grammophon, 4577362 You can find other programmes exploring German culture and thinking in the Free Thinking archives and available to download as Arts & Ideas podcasts including ETA Hoffmann https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00188r7 Rainer Maria Rilke https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m0016k0v Wittgenstein's Tractatus https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000wcwk The 1920s Philosophy's Golden Age https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000q380 The Tin Drum https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b05stw9v Thomas Mann https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m001025h
Galway United visit Wexford on Friday - Kick-off is at 7.45 pm. Two league fixtures remain for United, starting with the trip to Ferrycarrig Park to face Wexford on Friday evening. The Tribesmen were dealt a blow last time out when they were defeated 2-1 by Athlone on Friday night. That result sees John Caulfield's side sit in third place on the First Division table. Stephen Walsh did, however, add to his ever-growing goal tally by scoring his 18th of the season. This week's opposition, Wexford FC, are in sixth position on the table - drawing with Cork City in their most recent outing. John Caulfield spoke to John Mulligan
On this week's show Pat and Leo speak with Stephen Walsh, Adrian Ronan and Andy Cohen to get the views from Limerick, Kilkenny and Galway. -00.50 Stephen Walsh with the view from Limerick -18.40 Adrian Ronan with the view from Kilkenny -32.30 Andy Cohen with the neutral view from Galway! -44.30 Pat and Leo give their views. Sportsline is sponsored by Derg Credit Union https://dergcreditunion.ie
This week the City Cast Chicago team is together in person bringing you the best podcast and newsletter in Chicago. Lead producer Carrie Shepherd, producer Simone Alicea, and host Jacoby Cochran talk about how they treat themselves. And they're sharing the stories that captured their attention this week, including the first Asian American woman to join the city council and the new casino set to come to the city. We've got some great moments of joy for you like Carrie's perfect parking job and Jacoby's visit to the East Side neighborhood to check in with Stephen Walsh the director of the documentary, “Southeast: A city within a city.” Check out our September 2021 episode with Walsh. Stories discussed: Lightfoot's pick for 11th Ward Alder: Nicole Lee Sports Betting Brings Tax Windfall — And a Surge in Problem Gambling Illinois' child welfare system remains troubled despite cash influx Council members ask for environmental reviews on city bids Follow us on Twitter: @CityCastChicago Sign up for our newsletter: chicago.citycast.fm (where you can see a photo of Carrie's master parking) Call or Text Us: (773) 780-0246 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The Galapagos Islands are facing increasing danger. Local and global forces – including tourism and climate change – threaten the fragile island ecosystems. The high number of unique plants and animals on the islands means that the loss of a Galapagos species may represent a global extinction event. The Galapagos Initiative, founded by Dr Stephen Walsh of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and Dr Carlos Mena of the Universidad San Francisco de Quito, aims to save the Galapagos Islands with an innovative, sustainable strategy combining evidence from key interdisciplinary projects and a robust mapping and modelling program.
Stephen is a beekeeper and entrepreneur over at "Lickey Hills Honey" and was on at the beginning of the pandemic over a year ago. Through the pandemic and just the unraveling of the past year almost two you can miss out on a lot of things such as getting a haircut but also realize with social media and its addictive properties you might be missing out on a whole lot more.
Stephen Walsh previews Glenroe's PIHC campaign as they face Bruff in their opener
This week I was truly excited to talk with author Stephen Walsh.Stephen's debut book "Shine/Variance" was published on Thursday, so it seemed like the perfect time to be talking about what matters most in life.In this episode, we talk about the gift of childhood dreams, the roles we all play, staying up 'til all hours, the beauty of human connection and the genuine power of hope over fear.I could have talked with Stephen for hours.Discover more at www.stephenwalshwriter.com. Get involved: www.makelife.clickLinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/make-life-clickInstagram: instagram.com/makelife.click Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Hosts Marty Carr and Stephen Walsh are joined by four legends of the Irish golf circuit. John Sugrue, a starter at Tralee GC; Paddy Brassil from Old Head Golf Links; Raconteur and owner of Dooley's in Waterville, David Farrell and Senan Murray, a Carr Golf host of 25 years. Enjoy the craic!
A 90th minute equaliser from Maurice Nugent gave ten man Galway United a deserved 1-1 draw away to Cork City at Turners Cross. Galway United were reduced to ten men before half time when Stephen Walsh was sent off. A decision seen as controversial as video footage shows nothing of any note. Galway United coach Johnny Glynn was also sent off around the same time. Gary Baxter's volley with ten minutes remaining looked to have given Cork the win but United fought on and Nugent's equaliser came at the perfect time. Commentary from Jonathan Higgins and Johnny Ward.
Hosts Marty Carr and Stephen Walsh are joined by Neil Hampton, Rob Stein, Don Meadows and Albert Sharpe to chat about the beauty of Royal Dornoch GC, Donald Ross, and share stories from the prestigious bi-annual Donald Ross Pro-Am Tournament. Enjoy the craic!
.This week on All Art Is Quite Useless, we are discussing two short stories entitled ‘you won't hear my name anymore' and ‘Shine / Variance'. The first, written by Nathanial Duggan, is taken from Cavity Magazine and the second, from writer Stephen Walsh, was published in The White Review. These topics were chosen by Olivia and includes references to the following: you won't hear my name anymore:https://cavitymagazine.tumblr.com/post/619721408333971456/
Stephen is a man of many trades from being apart of the Royal Navy to working as an electrician and venturing into a new found passion for beekeeping. What is one crucial part not only on our food but the creatures that help us grow crops and spread the continued growth and pollination of flowers and that is bees. Having a respect and passion for these creatures that work behind the scenes to keep life going in one of the biggest ways that may seem so small.
John Helmer talks to Stephen Walsh, Co-founder of Anders Pink, the company whose digital curation tool helps individuals and teams to stay smart through continuous learning. Why has digital curation become so significant in learning in recent years? How effective are tools such as Anders Pink in combatting the problem of information overload when the volume of content published on the internet continues to grow every year? And will the lustre of these tools begin to fade when curation stops being a fashionable buzzword? 02:16 What does Anders Pink do? 03:53 The gestation of curation 08:17 Curation in the hype cycle 13:57 The clickbait problem 22:18 How does the algorithm work? 29:31 How selective is it? 34:38 AP in the learning ecosytem/stack 39:06 Content in the learner experience 42:30 The data-driven future Stephen on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephentwalsh/ Anders Pink on Twitter: @AndersPink Sponsor Offers: To learn more about Powtoon's Business solution (and claim your Learning Hack discount), visit https://go.powtoon.com/learninghack/ For a chance to win an Oculus Go VR, take part in Make Real's serious game team challenge by visiting stand G55 at Learning Technologies exhibition London 12th and 13th of February. https://makereal.co.uk Contact John Helmer Twitter: @johnhelmer LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnhelmer/ Website: http://johnhelmerconsulting.com/
Welcome to Episode 2 of this first season. In this episode I interview my friend and ex business partner Stephen Walsh.Stephen is CEO of Anders Pink, and a co-founder of Kineo and Buzz Sumo. He's also a highly talented and published author.Stephen had 3 children in the decade he grew Kineo to be a multi-million business with over 200 staff and knows more than anyone what a tightrope it is to build a business while being a dad to three young children.In this episode we discuss:The pressure of dividing your attention, particularly when you have really young kidsThe role of primal fear in driving you onMaking unspoken deals to manage the tension between work and homeThe addictive cycle of busy-nessGetting real with clients about family life'Falling behind' with family lifeHow our kids ground us as 'mini-mindfulness' expertsRole modelling flexibility for our kidsGetting new perspectives on impatienceAnd...Whether he wants his kids to follow in his footstepsYou can find out more about Stephen here:Twitter @stephentwalshLinkedIn stephentwalshwww.anderspink.comJoin us in our community at: www.facebook.com/groups/heartofdad andApply to be on the Podcast here: https://www.heartofdad.com/contact/. We're always looking for entrepreneur dads for new interviews
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In episode 8, we head to the Fidelity office in the Seaport neighborhood of Boston to talk with double eagle and Navy veteran, Stephen Walsh. Steve graduated from the MBA program in 2016 and is currently a product manager at Fidelity.
Stephen Walsh & Mike Aherne chat about Aisling Annacotty's FAI Junior Cup tie with Westport on Sunday afternoon.
Le texte de la semaine avec Aurélie Lanctôt et Kéven Breton. Entrevue avec Léna Lutaud pour Ils se sont tant aimés.L'affaire Johnny, telle qu'on ne vous l'a jamais racontée. Qu'en pensent les universitaires Geneviève Péladeau, Laurence Tremblay et Gali Bonin qui ont lu La société du spectacle, de Guy Debord, 1967. Analyse de textes de loi avec Rachel Chagnon; le Bill Omnibus. La carte d'identité du réalisateur Alec Pronovost. Nicolas Tittley et Marc coiteux ont lu Debussy : A Painter in Sound, Stephen Walsh.
This "Content Curation for L&D Professionals" episode of the HR L&D Podcast, is sponsored by Think Learning. Today, we are joined by CEO and Founder of Anders Pink, Stephen WalshStephen is an incredibly successful entrepreneur from within the content curation and learning and development space and has successfully co-founded with Steve Rayson, three content curation, e-learning and blended solutions companies including Kineo, BuzzSumo and more recently, Anders PinkAnders Pink aims to help teams stay smart through continuous learning and by curating relevant content. They help find, filter and share the latest content on any topic, client, sector or industry which saves businesses time by locating better content faster and therefore improving engagement. Anders Pink are also able to embed curated content into your Learning Platforms and this is something we find out much more about in this episode of the HR L&D Podcast!In this episode, we take a deep-dive into Stephen's 20-plus years in learning technology and communications to help us understand how learning and development practitioners can achieve a culture of continuous learning and content curation for their businesses.We also discover more about Stephen's book 'Content Curation for Learning' and we explore how L&D professionals can intelligently filter the way people see information and better support organizations by creating habit-forming practices that will help you to improve your processes for continuous learning and content curation.So, fasten your seat-belts for a journey deep into the world of content curation!In this episode of the HR L&D Podcast, we discover: * The biggest challenges to developing content curation processes * Why content curation is important in relation to Learning and Development professionals * The key strategies behind Stephen's "Seek, Sense and Share model". * The key skills you need to become a successful L&D content curator * The key takeaway practical steps you can immediately implement to successfully curate content * The key strategies you would recommend to help them make their content curation processes more efficient? * How easy is it to automate the content curation process * How you can own the content curation process? * The trends in content curation by sector * The key ‘tangible business benefits' of a business having a content curation strategy? * How Anders Pink can help you with your content curation objectivesTo find out more about the companies featured in this episode of the HR L&D podcast: * Find out more at www.anderspink.com * Click the link to access Stephen's book: 'Content Curation for Learning'...
In this "Content Curation for L&D Professionals" episode of the HR L&D Podcast, we take a deep-dive into Stephen's 20-plus years in learning technology and communications to discover how learning and development practitioners can achieve a culture of continuous learning and content curation its workforce
SPAIN’S national Met Office has issued its first heatwave warning of 2018 and experts are warning tourists that they may struggle to acclimatise to the extreme heat. Temperatures are expected to hit at least 40ºC in some parts of the country. ..... night time ‘lows’ are expected to be 20ºC or above. ........ The regions worst hit by the heat will be Andalucia, Madrid, the Balearic Islands, Extremadura and Castilla La-Mancha. Hundreds of taxi drivers on Tuesday blocked one of Madrid’s main thoroughfares, Paseo de la Castellana, in an ongoing protest against what they view as unfair co mpetition from ride-hailing services like Uber and Cabify. Spain is asking the European Union for help to manage growing migration flowsin the Mediterranean. The Spanish government has requested additional emergency aid from the European Commission, said a spokesperson for this EU institution on Monday. Commission sources suggested there will be a positive response to the request, without providing details of the aid that might be extended. Spain is asking for money from the Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund, which has set aside €3.1 billion for the 2014-2020 period for assistance to migrants and refugees. The recently-elected leader of Spain’s Popular Party (PP), Pablo Casado, has promised to “defend the borders” against the “millions” of undocumented migrants who want to enter Spain.......“It isn’t possible to give legal papers to everyone, nor is it for Spain to absorb the millions of Africans who come looking for a better future in Europe,” said Casado at a party event in Ávila on Sunday. “And because it’s not possible, we have to say so, even if it is politically incorrect.” In UK Xeneral Webster, 19, admitted manslaughter over the death of Joanne Ran d, who was hit with sulphuric acid as she sat on a bench in Frogmoor, High Wycom be. It is believed to be the first acid killing in the UK. Webster had armed himself wi th the corrosive substance which was knocked from his hand by another man who he was in a dispute with over a bicycle. Stephen Walsh, 37, from Nottingham, was beaten around the head outside the ne w family home ......was involved in a collision after his Lexus car struck a gold coloured estate car at around 10pm on Sunday. .............But Mr Walsh was found dead at 5.55am the following morning. suspect had not yet reported the collision and said: 'We will find you'. A woman who had sex with a 13-year-old schoolboy has avoided prison but was warned by the judge not to invite teenagers to her house for parties any more. Mold Crown Court heard.....had sex with the schoolboy - who was a virgin - on the kitchen floor at her home in Rhyl, North Wales, in 2016....... Heading a ball in a soccer game could cause greater damage to women's brains than to men's, a new study has found..........The team, from the Albert Einstein School of Medicine in New York, says their findings show that sex-specific guidelines may need to be put in place to prevent head injuries from becoming commonplace in the most-played sport in the world.
SPAIN’S national Met Office has issued its first heatwave warning of 2018 and experts are warning tourists that they may struggle to acclimatise to the extreme heat. Temperatures are expected to hit at least 40ºC in some parts of the country. ..... night time ‘lows’ are expected to be 20ºC or above. ........ The regions worst hit by the heat will be Andalucia, Madrid, the Balearic Islands, Extremadura and Castilla La-Mancha. Hundreds of taxi drivers on Tuesday blocked one of Madrid’s main thoroughfares, Paseo de la Castellana, in an ongoing protest against what they view as unfair co mpetition from ride-hailing services like Uber and Cabify. Spain is asking the European Union for help to manage growing migration flowsin the Mediterranean. The Spanish government has requested additional emergency aid from the European Commission, said a spokesperson for this EU institution on Monday. Commission sources suggested there will be a positive response to the request, without providing details of the aid that might be extended. Spain is asking for money from the Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund, which has set aside €3.1 billion for the 2014-2020 period for assistance to migrants and refugees. The recently-elected leader of Spain’s Popular Party (PP), Pablo Casado, has promised to “defend the borders” against the “millions” of undocumented migrants who want to enter Spain.......“It isn’t possible to give legal papers to everyone, nor is it for Spain to absorb the millions of Africans who come looking for a better future in Europe,” said Casado at a party event in Ávila on Sunday. “And because it’s not possible, we have to say so, even if it is politically incorrect.” In UK Xeneral Webster, 19, admitted manslaughter over the death of Joanne Ran d, who was hit with sulphuric acid as she sat on a bench in Frogmoor, High Wycom be. It is believed to be the first acid killing in the UK. Webster had armed himself wi th the corrosive substance which was knocked from his hand by another man who he was in a dispute with over a bicycle. Stephen Walsh, 37, from Nottingham, was beaten around the head outside the ne w family home ......was involved in a collision after his Lexus car struck a gold coloured estate car at around 10pm on Sunday. .............But Mr Walsh was found dead at 5.55am the following morning. suspect had not yet reported the collision and said: 'We will find you'. A woman who had sex with a 13-year-old schoolboy has avoided prison but was warned by the judge not to invite teenagers to her house for parties any more. Mold Crown Court heard.....had sex with the schoolboy - who was a virgin - on the kitchen floor at her home in Rhyl, North Wales, in 2016....... Heading a ball in a soccer game could cause greater damage to women's brains than to men's, a new study has found..........The team, from the Albert Einstein School of Medicine in New York, says their findings show that sex-specific guidelines may need to be put in place to prevent head injuries from becoming commonplace in the most-played sport in the world.
We are drawn to wildness and disorder, argues historian Bettany Hughes. She tells Andrew Marr about the attraction of Bacchus, the god of wine and fertility, and the subject of a new BBC Four documentary. Bacchus (also known as Dionysus) has been a symbol of excess ever since Roman maidens fled to the woods and drank wine in his name. Hughes follows the Bacchic cult through history, and argues that chaos has been as important to civilisation as reason and restraint. The wood - scene of so many Bacchic revelries - comes to life in nature writer John Lewis-Stempel's new account, The Wood: The Life and Times of Cockshutt Wood. Through poetry, folklore and his own observations he asks what it is that draws us to magical spaces. Today we revel in feelings of joy and wonder, but feelings themselves are a surprisingly modern invention, says cultural historian Rachel Hewitt. She looks back at the 1790s, the decade when men and women of learning first began to take emotions seriously. Hewitt explains how an Enlightenment interest in reason led us to explore our own chaotic moods. There are Bacchic scenes in the music of Debussy, as biographer Stephen Walsh shows in a new study of the French composer. Away from his piano Debussy had to battle professional vendettas, but in pieces such as Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun, Debussy created a world of rich woodland scenes and musical intoxication. Producer: Hannah Sander.
Stephen Walsh, co-founder of Anders Pink, joins Robin to talk about the biggest learning eco-system, which can benefit a company's learning resources and which is right at everyone's fingertips: the Internet. But as Stephen explains, careful content curation is key.
Sharing content with your network is a big part of the social selling process. Sharing content can help build your brand, create trust, provide value, and help create a following. But, what content is the right content? Should you be creating your own or curating others content? The answer is both. Sales today is about creating value and if you want to do that, you have to learn to create and curate. You have good ideas in your respective profession and you need an outlet for those thoughts and experience. On the other side, you need to realize you and your company don't have all the good ideas. To stay relevant you need to curate content from a wide range of sources. Mastering these two concepts puts you in the drivers seat of social selling and puts you on the track to success. In This Episode You’ll Learn: Why content curation is an important part of the sales process What tactics reps take to successfully share relevant content Top strategies to curate and create content for your network
In this inaugural LavaCon podcast, Ed Marsh interviews Stephen Walsh of BuzzSumo and AndersPink. At LavaCon Dublin, Stephen’s presentation, From Filter Failure to Savvy Surfer: Riding the Crest of the Content Tsunami, explored continuous learning and how content curation supports continuous learning. Tools and algorithms help us curate meaningful content, but we can make it more […] The post Riding the Crest of the Content Tsunami appeared first on The LavaCon Conference: 2017.
It’s been twelve years since Stephen Walsh last played Tony the grape grower, in the classic Frank Loesser musical ‘The Most Happy Fella,’ at Cinnabar Theater. And to employ an over-picked cliché, in his second run of the show at Cinnabar, Walsh has only gotten better, deeper and rich—like a really, really good wine. The show itself—about romantic complications arising when the much older Tony, an Italian wine-maker in Napa, impulsively leaves a love letter for a San Francisco waitress—is a blend of fantasy romance and soap-opera heartbreak. It’s like something John Steinbeck might have written if asked to pitch an idea for a musical about love. Nicely directed by Elly Lichenstein, with her patented knack for filling the stage with things to look at, the production pivots on the performance of Walsh, who not only sings gorgeously, but nails the role of a love-struck sweetheart who believes he’s too old and unattractive to deserve happiness. Walsh makes Tony’s emotional journey so believable it’s impossible not be happy when happy and devastated when his desperate attempt at love hits snags, which it does from the very beginning. This is hardly light and fluffy musical material. There is real human drama here, and the music—with the exception of the poppy ear-worm ‘Standin’ on a Corner’— is complex and operatic, beautifully light and dark, bubbly and haunting, and occasionally a bit weird. This is the kind of show in which people sing whatever is in their soul, even if that means singing a single name over and over and over. As Amy—who Tony seems to think is named Rosabella—Jennifer Mitchell is charming. She’s especially strong in the early scenes where she is tricked—due to Tony having sent her a photo of his foreman instead of himself—into believing that her coffee shop pen-pal is the young and handsome guy she recognizes from the photo when she arrives at the Vineyard. She’s there in Napa, having impulsively agreed to marry the man she’s been swapping letters with. Mitchell sings beautifully, and plays the early flirtations of love and attraction to lovely effect. When she learns of the deception, a series of actions take place that steer the tale in the direction of tragedy, but never leaves us doubting that true love might somehow be possible for Tony, one way or another, no matter how unlikely. Michael Van Why, as Tony’s optimistic farmhand Herman, is magnificent—like the Scarecrow of Oz crossed with Curly from ‘Oklahoma’—and his guileless courtship of Amy’s friend Cleo—a power-force performance by Krista Wigle—is a nice balance to the rockier romance of Tony and his “Rosabella.” The music, played simply on two pianos and a set of drums, is nicely directed by Mary Chun. There are many reasons to see this show, but in the end, it all comes down to Walsh, who returns to a favorite role after a dozen years, and somehow makes it even better, giving one of the best performances of his career, and easily one of the North Bay’s best musical productions of 2016. ‘The Most Happy Fella’ runs through September 25 at Cinnabar Theater, www.cinnabartheater.org
It’s awards season, and everyone’s talking about who got nominated and who didn’t. And no, I’m not talking about the Oscars. Last week, the San Francisco Bay Area Theater Critics Circle announced the nominees for its upcoming 29th annual awards ceremony, to be held Monday March 9, at the Victoria Theater in San Francisco. After decades of neglect from the Circle, which simply has had a majority of writers working and watching shows in the City, the East Bay and South Bay, the poor North Bay, and especially Sonoma County, has recently been enjoying a gradual shift in attention from the Circle, of which I am a member. Last year, there were actually a fair number of wins for a few surprised actors, directors and stage artists from North of the Golden Gate. With this year’s announcements though, it’s as if some sort of theatrical earthquake has hit the area, changing the geography so much that even Main Stage West, in far-from-the-Bridge Sebastopol got a number of well-deserved nominations. The reason for the change? It’s a mix of factors, one being simply that more North Bay theater critics have joined the circle of late, at the same time that the ranks of the circle have been declining due to attrition and other factors. So the odds once stacked impenetrably against Sonoma County theater artists are, for the time being, somewhat in our favor. There are, in fact, too many local names to mention all of them here, though I will point out a few highlights, and let you look for yourselves, if you find yourself curious. I’ll give the link to the Critics Circle web site in just a minute. Focusing primarily on Sonoma County, congratulations are due to Petaluma’s Cinnabar Theater, snapping up 22 nominations, including a Best Director nod for Sheri Lee Miller, for last year’s spectacular "Of Mice and Men," which also got nominations for Samson Hood for best Principle actor in a play, who played Lennie in the production also nominated for best show and best ensemble. Cinnabar was also awarded several nominations for its production of "The Marriage of Figaro," and for "Fiddler on the Roof," the latter snapping up a nomination for best principle actress for Elly Lichenstein and Best principle actor for Stephen Walsh. Nineteen nominations were awarded to Santa Rosa’s 6th Street Playhouse including several for choreography in a musical - congrats to Stacie Ariaga and Joseph Favalora for their work on "Grease" and "Victor/Victoria," both for Stacie, and "Thoroughly Modern Milly," that one for Joe. 6th Street also several got nominations for acting, including a much-deserved nomination for Abbey Lee, stealing every scene and dazzling audience with her hilarious strip-tease seduction in "Victor Victoria," and Larry Williams, doing the same thing, sort of, with exhausting-to-watch energy in the comedy "Boing Boing." Other acting nominations include one for Trevor Hoffman who played Kinicki in 6th Street’s production of "Grease." Other companies honored are Spreckels Performing Arts Center, with a whopping 25 nominations, including acting nods for members of "The Book Of Matthew Liebowits," "Annie Get Your Gun," "Oliver!," and "Bell, Book and Candle," and "Scrooge the Musical". Then there’s Main Stage West, with fourteen nominations, including one for Mary Gannon Graham for her work in "Mother Jones in Heaven," directing nods for Sheri Lee Miller for "T.I.C. Trenchcoat in Common" and Beth Craven for "Yankee Tavern," and acting nominations for Sheri Lee Miller (a good year for her) for her work in "Other Desert Cities," which also got nominations for Sharia Pierce. Whew! These names are just the tip of the iceberg. To read them for yourself, and get info on how you can attend and cheer on our local heroes, go to the website at SFBATCC.ORG, those being, of course, the initials of the San Francisco Bay Area Theater Critics Circle. Check it out.
Stephen Walsh makes a personal recommendation from the available recordings of Debussy's 2 books of Images for piano
Stephen Walsh compares recordings of Tchaikovsky's Hamlet Fantasy Overture and makes a recommendation
Stephen Walsh considers recordings of Mussorgsky's Pictures at an Exhibition
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