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Send us a Text Message (please include your email so we can respond!)Episode 66! Today we talk about Acute Chest Syndrome in Sickle Cell Disease with one of our favorite hematologists, Benjamin Tillman! We base our discussion around the TASC trial or "Comparison of Prophylactic and Therapeutic Doses of Anticoagulation for Acute Chest Syndrome in Sickle Cell Disease" published by Dessap et al in AJRCCM April of 2025.Pubmed: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40209087/AJRCCM: https://www.atsjournals.org/doi/10.1164/rccm.202409-1727OCIf you enjoy the show be sure to like and subscribe, leave that 5 star review! Be sure to follow us on the social @icucast for the associated figures, comments, and other content not available in the audio format! Email us at icuedandtoddcast@gmail.com with any questions or suggestions! Thank you Mike Gannon for the intro and exit music!

Joining Brendan to dissect the Sunday papers are Jennifer Bray, Political Editor, Sunday Times, Peter Brown, Managing Director of Baggot Investment Partners, Gary Murphy, Professor of Politics at DCU and Shana Cohen, Executive Director of TASC.

What is the reality of political life and how does it affect our MPs? Can they be the real human beings that they are? In this podcast, TaSC members Robbie Curtis and Mick Cooper talk to Labour MP Alex Sobel, as he discusses his journey from environmental and anti-fascist activism to representing an ‘unwinnable' Labour constituency. With a much-appreciated openness, Alex sheds light on the personal and professional challenges of political life, providing a candid look at some of the mental health challenges faced by politicians in 2025. Alex talks about the stress and isolation that can come with the role, emphasizing the importance of mental well-being amidst the relentless demands of public service.There are systemic challenges that can threaten the capacity for parliament to represent all human beings. Alex goes on to discuss parliamentary issues like lack of designated seating, irregular hours, and frequent travel that can create a non-family-friendly environment, especially for those with young children or separated families. Alex also discusses the prevalence of undiagnosed neurodiversity among MPs and the limited mental health support available. Alex advocates for more inclusive practices that accommodate the diverse needs of politicians, highlighting the importance of effective representation.Alex underscores Leeds' significant contributions to arts and culture; and shares insights into being a Jewish MP, addressing antisemitism within political spaces and the distinction between Jewish identity and Israeli government policies. We round off the episode by tackling the broader implications of misinformation in today's digital age, stressing the crucial role of truth in preserving democratic values. This episode invites listeners to explore the multifaceted world of politics and the pressing challenges today's politicians face.This Podcast is sponsored by Onlinevents

Today's episode includes guest speaker, Hank Judin, a longtime criminal defense attorney in the Dallas area who serves as the defense attorney for the Dallas Initiative for Diversion and Expedited Rehabilitation and Treatment (DIVERT Court) program. He is also a past president of the TASC board and a past president of the Dallas Criminal Defense Lawyers Association.    As promised, links/information discussed during the show can be found below:  Contact the show with comments or questions by emailing JusticeRecoveryPodcacst@gmail.com. TASC is hosting its annual training conference on March 24-26, 2025, in Corpus Christi. Registration is open now. Learn more: http://tasctx.org/conference.html Texas Association of Specialty Courts (TASC): http://www.tasctx.org/ TASC Award Nominations: http://www.tasctx.org/awards.html Hank Judin law firm: https://www.judinlaw.com/attorney/judin-c-h-hank-iii/ DIVERT program: https://www.dallascounty.org/departments/criminal-justice/divert-court-program.php

Welcome back for our next episode on Season 2. As a reminder, The PodTASC has been rebranded to Justice & Recovery. Same show, different name, as we continue to explore Texas Specialty Court programs. Liz brings another wonderful guest speaker to the show - Stephen Ellison, a Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor of Midland County. Stephen shares his journey from a career in the food industry to his current role as the Intensive Outpatient Program Counselor for several specialty court programs. Links/information discussed during the show can be found below:  Contact the show with comments or questions by emailing JusticeRecoveryPodcacst@gmail.com. TASC is hosting its annual training conference on March 24-26, 2025, in Corpus Christi. Registration is now open! Learn more: http://tasctx.org/conference.html Texas Association of Specialty Courts (TASC): http://www.tasctx.org/ TASC Award Nominations: http://www.tasctx.org/awards.html Midland Probation Department programs:  https://midlandcountymi.gov/probation Midland County DWI Court: https://www.co.midland.tx.us/778/DWI-Court Family Promise: https://www.familypromiseofmidland.com/ Fair Havens: https://mfh.org/ Oxford House: https://www.oxfordhousetx.org/ Salvation Army: https://southernusa.salvationarmy.org/texas-midland Springboard Center: https://springboardcenter.org/ Thriving United: https://thrivingunited.org/ Unwanted: How Sexual Brokenness Reveals Our Way to Healing – Book by Jay Stringer: https://a.co/d/eDRkm64 Maxie's of Las Vegas: https://maxieslv.com/ Brene Brown: https://brenebrown.com/ Adam Grant: https://adamgrant.net/

D'imigh Sandra Collins gan tasc gan tuairisc ó Chill Ala, Contae Mhaigh Eo, sa bhliain 2000. Níor thángadar ar a corp riamh. Bhí ocht mbliana is fiche ag Sandra nuair a d'imigh sí ar iarraidh agus bhí sí ag iompar clainne ag an am. In ainneoin go bhfuil sí ar iarraidh ar feadh tamall an-fhada anois, is ar éigean a fheictear a scéal sna meáin. Ar Seachtain, labhraíonn Tessa Fleming leis an iriseoir Fergus Mac Suibhne faoi scéal tragóideach Sandra Collins agus ar an teaghlach atá go fóill sa tóir ar freagraí. Foclóir: Dúchais: Native - Monarcha: Factory - Iarthuaisceart: North west - Doctúir teaghlaigh: GP - Ag iompar clainne: Pregnant - Ginmhilleadh: Abortion - Trína chéile: Upset - Smideadh: Make-up - Ar iarraidh: Missing - Cé: Quay - Suntasach: Significant - Fianaise: Evidence - Ciontaigh: Convict - Tionchar: Effect See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hablamos de créditos al consumo con Jaime Martínez Tascón, profesor de OBS Business School y director de InveretiK.

Thanks largely to corporation tax receipts from multinationals, the Irish state has plenty of money. And so far this election campaign has been largely about how to spend it - on capital investment, on tax cuts and on new spending on all sorts of programmes and projects.But with the threats to Ireland's economic model growing, will such spending be sustainable? Hugh is joined by Professor John McHale, Shana Cohen and Cliff Taylor to discuss Ireland's economic position and whether election spending promises could lead to yet more boom and bust.Shana Cohen is Director at Tasc, a progressive think-tank. John McHale is Professor of Economics at University of Galway's J.E. Cairnes School of Business and Economics and a former chair of the Irish Fiscal Advisory Council. Cliff Taylor is an economics columnist with The Irish Times. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Introducing episode 2 of our new short interview series My Epiphany.Episode 2 features Phil Brewer, a retired Police Officer who spent 5 years investigating modern slavery and human trafficking in the Met, now a specialist advisor at the Human Trafficking Foundation and lecturer and honorary research fellow at St Mary's University.Early in his career with the Met, Phil worked on the case of a man trafficked from Nigeria to the UK when he was 14 into a life of domestic servitude. For 26 years the young man slept on a roll-up mat on the kitchen floor. When he was finally rescued, every possession he owned in the world fit into two plastic bags. It was a case he'll never forget.Every week until December a new film will be released across our social media platforms and The Anti-Slavery Collective website.HOW CAN YOU GET INVOLVEDEducate: Modern slavery is happening to people in the UK, in your town, in cities, on farms, and to people your age. Visit our website, follow us on social media, educate yourself. Talk to your friends and family about it. Think before you buy a fake football shirt, or pay for a cut price manicure or a cheap car wash. Donate: Your money helps us to continue to develop awareness-raising campaigns and educational materials. It helps us to support grassroots organisations working directly with survivors and work with businesses to uncover and stamp out modern slavery in their supply chains. Learn more: https://theantislaverycollective.org/Follow us on instagram: / the_anti_slavery_collective Follow us on x: https://x.com/TASC_org Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In mid -November, in Azerbaijan at COP29, momentous decisions could be made that would advance the carbon markets globally. What are they and what are the chances of that happening and what is the state of the carbon market today? Our guest is Nick Marshall, co -founder of TASC, a project developer focused on channeling funds into carbon reduction projects around the world. 

CW: Suicide, trauma, abandonment, sexual abuse, alcoholism, rape, slavery, self-harm, homophobia.What happens when privilege, trauma, and leadership intersect within the walls of a boarding school? We invite you to join our compelling conversation with Tom Greaves, Piers Cross, and Jonny Lovett, as they unravel their personal journeys through the labyrinthine world of boarding education. This episode challenges the notion of resilience, questioning whether the experiences of isolation, bullying, and the emotional voids left by early separation can be classified as trauma. We explore the ways these experiences shape leaders, with figures like Boris Johnson and Donald Trump as potential case studies shaped by their past.The emotional landscape of boarding school life is vast and complex, leaving indelible marks on personal relationships and emotional development. Our guests recount stories of betrayal, isolation, and the struggle to express emotions while reconciling privilege with vulnerability. These narratives illuminate a cycle of trauma that transcends generations, with familial bonds often strained by the experiences of being sent away. As we discuss the broader societal implications, we examine how ingrained behaviors from such privileged backgrounds can hinder authenticity and connection in adulthood.Throughout our discussion, we address the psychological impacts of boarding school, including the strategic survival personalities cultivated within these institutions. The conversation delves into class disdain and the societal disconnects perpetuated by such education systems. With anecdotes from public figures like Richard Branson and Bear Grylls, we shed light on the long-lasting effects of these formative years. As our guests share their paths to healing, we emphasize the importance of addressing these deeply rooted issues for both personal and societal transformation, highlighting ongoing projects aimed at fostering understanding and change.One of our panelists touches on themes of homophobia. Whilst this was not explicitly explored or condemned, the TaSC network and all those involved in the podcast do not support homophobic views or beliefs of any kind.You can find out more about our chair and panelists here:Connect with Ester on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ester-wheeler-458a55167?originalSubdomain=ukJonny's private practice website: https://springtidescotland.com/The trailer for Piers' upcoming documentary: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=stMvUcsZzlMFollow Tom to keep up to date with his upcoming show about male friendships: https://www.instagram.com/tdrgreaves/?hl=enResources mentioned in the episode (books unless otherwise stated):Judith Herman, Trauma and RecoveryNick Duffell, The Making of Them & Boarding School Survivor WorkshopsSuzanne Zeedyk, The Connected Baby - 2011 DocumentaryRichard beard, Sad Little MenIf… – 1968 FilmJennifer Freyd, Betrayal Trauma: Logic of Forgetting Childhood Abuse: The Logic of Forgetting Childhood AbuseJoy Schaverien, Boarding school: the trauma of the ‘privileged' childRichard Branson, Losing My VirginityBear Grylls, Mud, Sweat and TearsJohn Peel, Margrave of the MarshesDavid Niven, The Moon's A BalloonMad, Bad and Dangerous to KnowRanulph Fiennes, Mad, Bad and Dangerous to KnowFight Club – 1999 FilmDavid Cameron, For the RecordThis Podcast is sponsored by Onlinevents 

Navigating the complicated maze of community mental health is no small feat. Will Higham joins us with insights reflecting his experience from years of working in community mental health across the UK. In conversation with Cassandra Geisel (MBACP), TaSC member with experience in working in community based suicide prevention, we gain an understanding of co-production in mental health services and the necessity for responsive, justice-oriented healthcare systems. As we traverse the shifting political terrain of the UK, Will's personal experiences become a lens through which we examine the broader implications of mental health policies and the urgent need for government-led health initiatives. The conversation looks at the current state of mental health in the UK and how it is at a point of humanitarian crisis. Something different needs to happen. Can we rely on the upcoming elections to spark that change?Forming alliances within the healthcare sector, especially in mental health, is akin to a delicate dance—one that requires balance, precision, and an acute understanding of community needs. Our discussion turns to the challenges of integrating smaller community groups with larger NHS structures, the significance of equitable funding, and the balance between clinical and social health models. We discuss the importance of clinicians venturing beyond the confines of therapy rooms to engage in deep partnership work, and the transformative power of such alliances in strengthening mental health support services for everyone involved.The conversation goes on to reflect on the critical role of local initiatives in propelling national health missions forward, particularly in the realm of mental health. The conversation examines the nuance between therapy sessions and a client's socio-environmental conditions. We explore how policy decisions impact communities grappling with health inequalities and the importance of recognising the gaps in care that are often filled by grassroots organisations. How do we, as therapists, learn from the knowledge and assets that exist in community spaces? What does collaboration across the mental health sector look like? The conversation ends in a call to action for cross-sector collaboration, recognizing the collective effort required to address the mental health crisis and inspire a more resilient, healthy society.Website: Together, we can transform community mental health (rethink.org)This Podcast is sponsored by Onlinevents 

Guest: Rick Howard, Chief Security Officer for N2K, Chief Analyst and Senior Fellow for The CyberwireOn LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/rickhoward/Website | https://thecyberwire.com/YouTube | https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIC1L2vbbyotqEF0ZLhaOdwHost: Dr. Rebecca WynnOn ITSPmagazine  

The government yesterday agreed in principle to the request to turn a derelict hotel in Roscrea into a community hotel, in an attempt to calm tensions over the arrival of a number of asylum seekers to the area. But what is a community hotel and how do they work? Sean was joined by Kieran Harrahill, Senior Researcher in Climate Justice at TASC, the Think Tank for Action on Social Change...

What if you could supercharge your small to midsize job shop with the power of automation? That's what The Automated Shop Conference (TASC) was all about, bringing together experts in automation to help SMBs take actionable steps on their digital transformation journey.The TechEd Podcast served as co-technical director at the inaugural conference, along with Modern Machine Shop's Editor-in-Chief, Brent Donaldson. Now, you're getting all the best insights from TASC compiled into one podcast episode!Hear four conversations with four technology experts who share strategies for automation you can start implementing today.4 Big Takeaways from this episode:Collaborative robots are a first choice for automation with a long-term view of success: with Jerry Perez - Executive Director of Global Accounts, FANUC America. Cobots are a great choice for your first automation project. They are easier to deploy, provide a more positive user experience, and have a lower threshold for employees learning how to program and operate them. They're a gateway for future automation.No-code and AI-powered automation are making it possible for any company to automate: with Andra Keay - Managing Director of Silicon Valley Robotics and Vice President of Global Robotics at AMT. This new evolution of robotics is moving so quickly and making it so easy for manufacturers to find a simple solution that they can benefit from. Plus, it's an order of magnitude more affordable today than it was decades ago. So there's no excuse - get started today, because your competitors already are.Calculating ROI on automation requires a longer-term view, plus you'll need to consider some "hidden" factors: with Steve Alexander - Vice President of Operations & Standard Products at Acieta. Increasing capacity, adding shifts, employee retention...these are all positive impacts that an automation investment can bring your company. Learn more about how to calculate ROI on automation.Looking for answers? Manufacturers today are more open to sharing what's worked for them: with Fabian Schmahl - Managing Director of Bold Promises Delivered. We talk about all the benefits of automation: it creates a culture of innovation where employees are engaged with their work, it makes you a destination employer for skilled talent, it helps you be more profitable...but how do you get started? Fabian has great advice on where to find answers, including networking tips, industry resources, and brands and integrators you should look into.Resources mentioned in this episode:The Automated Shop Conference is returning in 2024 as part of IMTS in Chicago! Check out their site for all the details.TASC is powered by Modern Machine Shop, Production Machining, and the team at Gardner Business Media.Connect with our guests' organizations:FANUC America  |  Silicon Valley Robotics | The Association for Manufacturing Technology  |  Acieta  |  Bold Promises DeliveredInstagram - Facebook - YouTube - TikTok - Twitter - LinkedIn

Felipe Tascón se pronunció en La W a propósito de las declaraciones del presidente Gustavo Petro sobre el programa de sustitución de cultivos, que calificó como “un antro de corrupción”.

On today's show, Perry sits down with Rick Howard to discuss Rick's new book and the concept of "First Principles" as they apply in the domain of cybersecurity. Rick Howard is the CSO of N2K and the Chief Analyst, and Senior Fellow at the N2K Cyber, formerly CyberWire. His past lives include CSO at Palo Alto Networks, CISO at TASC, the GM at Verisign/iDefense, the Counterpane SOC Director, and the Commander of the Army's Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT). Rick served 25 years in the Army, taught computer science at West Point, and recently published , "Cybersecurity First Principles: A Reboot of Strategy and Tactics." Guest: Rick Howard (LinkedIn) Rick's book, podcasts, and other stuff Cybersecurity First Principles: A Reboot of Strategy and Tactics (Amazon Associate link) Promo video for Rick's Cybersecurity First Principles video course CSO Perspectives Podcast Word Notes Perry's Books (Amazon Associate links) Transformational Security Awareness: What Neuroscientists, Storytellers, and Marketers Can Teach Us About Driving Secure Behaviors, by Perry Carpenter The Security Culture Playbook: An Executive Guide To Reducing Risk and Developing Your Human Defense Layer by Perry Carpenter & Kai Roer Be sure to check out Perry's other show, Digital Folklore. It's all about the oddities and importance of online culture. Head over to the show's website (https://digitalfolklore.fm/) to see our custom artwork, subscribe to the newsletter, shop for merch, support the show on Patreon, and more. Want to check out what others are saying? Here's some recent press about the show: https://digitalfolklore.fm/in-the-news. Production Credits: Music and Sound Effects by Blue Dot Sessions, Envato Elements, Storyblocks, & EpidemicSound. 8Li cover art by Chris Machowski @ https://www.RansomWear.net/. 8th Layer Insights theme music composed and performed by Marcos Moscat @ https://www.GameMusicTown.com/ Want to get in touch with Perry? Here's how: LinkedIn Twitter Instagram Email: perry [at] 8thLayerMedia [dot] com

Sjoerd Van Grootheest, esposo de la ministra Irene Vélez, está en medio de una polémica por un millonario contrato que firmó con el Fondo Colombia en Paz. La funcionaria aseguró que no implica un conflicto de intereses.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Felipe Tascón aseguró que el contrato con Sjoerd Van Grootheest, esposo de minminas, se hizo por sus capacidades en el campo audiovisual, más no por su relación con la funcionaria.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of the Topeka Talk podcast, hosts Gretchen Spiker and India Yarborough cover the Topeka Area Sports Commission, a committee formed in 2022 to advance sports offerings in the greater Topeka area. The pair is joined by Jake Farrant, owner and CEO of Mammoth Sports Construction and chair of TASC, and Mike Bell, of Visit Topeka, who serves as TASC director. They dish on the creation of TASC, their focus on both youth and adult sports, how to address local facility needs, and so much more! It's a community conversation you don't want to miss. Listen today for a peek at the sports commission's game plan — and follow TASC on social media to keep up with their progress along the way!

CE Training and an update about the NORMIPro Environmental TASC Force

The long running Apple Tax saga hits its latest twist as the case goes before the Court of Justice of the European Union. The European Commission is appealing the 2020 decision from the EU's General Court overturning the decision from 2016 which found that Apple had underpaid €13.1 billion in tax due to Ireland between 2003 and 2014. The tax remains in an escrow account. With more on this, we heard from Robert Sweeney, Head of Policy at TASC, the Independent Think-Tank.

After yet another ECB rates rise, could we see the reintroduction of mortgage interest relief to take some pressure off homeowners? That was the first point of discussion on the Inside Politics podcast round-up this week.The panel also gave their view on President Higgins' recent speech at a reception for think tank Tasc, in which he condemned the "obsession” with achieving economic growth at the expense of "ecology and ethics".There was also a noted lack of enthusiasm at the prospect of sitting through live coverage of King Charles the III's coronation.And the team talk about some of the best Irish Times content of the week, including:Fintan O'Toole's piece on the fanatical racism of John MitchellJack Horgan-Jones's account of Donald Trump's Doonbeg visitPat Leahy writing about Ireland's approach to relations with China Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

President Higgins hosted a reception celebrating the 20th anniversary of TASC (the Think-tank for Action on Social Change). TASC is an independent think-tank whose mission is to address inequality and sustain democracy by translating analysis into action.

You have an opportunity to live your life and listen to this podcast, or live your life and listen to this podcast with drugs, what's it gonna be? Heyyoooo, welcome back to TASC - this time around we're talking "Frank's Brother"! You can expect the guys to be talking about smooth-smooth alien cantina jizz, 60's racism, Black Panthers, coke shacks, the absence of jokes and heavy subject matter guys, decade awareness, Frank eating food like a disgusting mess, Shadynasty, and of course Frank's Brother. For some people this episode makes them homesick and for others it makes them regular sick, but either way, keep working on your temper.   Rate, Subscribe, Review, Pass it on Follow us on IG @thealwayssunnycastpod and be cool daddios   #itsalwayssunnyinphiladelphia #itsalwayssunny #alwayssunny #iasip #fxxnetwork #podbean #podcasts #comedy #tvshows #dannydevito #frankreynolds #robmcelhenney #kaitlinolson #deereynolds #glennhowerton #dennisreynolds #charliekelly #charlieday #paddyspub  

Suirbhé ar thithe i nGaealtacht Uíbh Ráthaigh ar bun aige Tasc fhórsa Uíbh Ráthaigh na laethanta seo.

(Segment 1, From 03.11.23) Another busy week at Jesse Brown's Outdoors and on the website as the Jesse Brown's Outdoors crew packs and ships their wares all over the United States. How do we gauge a good week? Well, one way is by counting the number of days that Lead Guide Dave Bergman is on the water. So far this week we have only seen Dave in the store once. That means he has been taking clients out to the stream! While Dave is doing that everyone else has been flipping the store to make space for Spring apparel from Saxx, Patagonia, Free Fly, and Tasc. Meanwhile, the footwear area has been relocated to give you more space and so we can fit all of the new boots and shoes from Salomon, Asolo, Oboz, Keens, and On Running. We all Spring Forward one hour as Daylight Saving Time begins on Sunday, March 12, 2023 at 2AM. What does that mean? Longer days to make it happen outside!

Jeff McCoy is the Chief Engineer for the Jacobs Software Engineering Center (JSEC), located in Hudson, New Hampshire. Jeff joined Jacobs as part of the TYBRIN purchase in 2010. Jeff also currently serves as the Program Manager for the Support Aircraft Agile Effort (SAAE), which employs the SAFe agile process to develop a wide range of Department of Defense advanced software solutions for the Mission Planning Enterprise at Hanscom AFB, Massachusetts. Jeff's background is in engineering, and prior to his time at Jacobs he served as a Systems Engineer at TASC, Lockheed Sanders, BAE Systems and TYBRIN Corporation. Jeff also served as an officer in the U.S. Air Force after studying computer science and graduating with a degree in Mathematics from the University of Illinois in Champaign-Urbana. Jeff also holds a Masters Degree in Meteorology from St. Louis University. Jeff Cusato has been with Jacobs for over 16 years and currently works as a Product Manager for the Jacobs Software Engineering Center (JSEC). His main focus is in support of Airdrop and Mission Planning tools for the USAF and other armed services. He is a proud jack-of-all-trades who is not only used to wearing many hats but sincerely enjoys it. Jeff has worked on the airdrop suite of tools since 2008, growing Jacobs' expertise in this exciting domain. Jeff has a Bachelors degree in Electrical Engineering from Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) and a Masters degree in Systems Engineering from John Hopkins University.

A pesar de décadas de combate al narcotráfico con miles de millones de dólares, muchos de ellos invertidos por Estados Unidos, Colombia rompió el año pasado su propio récord de cultivo de hoja de coca y se mantuvo como el principal productor de cocaína del mundo. Al asumir como presidente de ese país, Gustavo Petro prometió un giro en la política antidrogas colombiana. Ante las Naciones Unidas, Petro sostuvo que la llamada “guerra contra las drogas” fracasó y que continuarla es “irracional”. No es lo único: en diciembre, el mandatario anunció que los campesinos podrán seguir cultivando hojas de coca mientras se pone en marcha un programa de sustitución de siembras ilícitas. Petro incluso dijo que su gobierno evalúa comprar hoja de coca a esos campesinos para darle un fin alternativo a la producción de droga. ¿Qué forma tendrá ese proceso de sustitución? ¿Puede marcar un camino para transformar el encare del combate al narcotráfico en el continente? ¿Hay inspiración en la forma en que Uruguay implementó la regulación del cannabis? Lo hablamos con un hombre clave en el gobierno de Petro en esta línea de trabajo: el economista Felipe Tascón, especializado en prevención de drogas, que dirige el Programa Nacional Integral de Sustitución de Cultivos Ilícitos.

An interview with a leader of the Texas Association of Specialty Courts about the state's Specialty Court association, its history, what the association is doing now, and what is in its future.

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Sinn Fein have called for a €50 weekly increase for the dole. Tricia Keilthy, head of Social Justice for St. Vincent de Paul, joined Kieran and Sara Singleton, Senior Researcher, for Social Inclusion for TASC, to discuss what increase should we consider, to make a fairer society during a cost of living crisis.

Tricia Keilthy from St. Vincent de Paul and Robert Sweeney from TASC give their reaction to the Government's Summer Economic Statement.

We all have learning disabilities, and there�s nothing wrong with that. We learn things in different ways, shapes, and forms. There are many types of learning disabilities. Tune in for this episode about learning disabilities and shout out to the TASC group.

This week the UK introduced a Bill to unilaterally scrap the Northern Ireland protocol, the post-Brexit set of rules which govern Northern Irish trade. The EU has now launched infringement proceedings against the UK for not complying with significant parts of the deal, which it describes as a clear breach of international law. Ciarán is joined by Public Affairs Editor Simon Carswell, chief executive of Manufacturing Northern Ireland Stephen Kelly and Robert Sweeney, a policy analyst at TASC, to discuss this standoff over the protocol. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

En el espacio “Todo es lenguaje” de Estrella Montolío charlamos con el periodista Mario Tascón, fundador de la compañía de comunicación Prodigioso Volcán. Hace solo unos días, ha recibido el Premio Internet 2022 en la categoría Trayectoria Personal. Junto a Antonio Lucas, visitamos la mítica librería madrileña Pérgamo, fundada en 1946, junto a su actual responsable, el periodista y columnista del diario El País Jorge F. Hernández. Y en la “Vida sana” de Julio Basulto recibimos a la periodista Mónica de la Fuente, creadora de la comunidad Madresfera. Acaba de publicar el libro 'Adiós expectativas, hola realidad. Mitos y verdades de la maternidad real' (Ed. Zenith). Escuchar audio

This Reboot Podcast talks to Dr Rob Sweeney of TASC and author of the new report 'Trading Places: Report on Land and Housing'. Rory and Rob discuss what role land speculation plays in our housing crisis, and how it impacts on market supply of housing, and what role the state could be playing in being an active manager and purchaser of land to provide affordable housing. They discuss the value of setting up a state construction company and how to tackle dereliction. Read the Excellent Report - Trading Places - here:https://www.tasc.ie/assets/files/pdf/tasc_report_on_land_and_housing.pdf Join us:patreon.com/tortoiseshack

Today's show explores the key ingredient to passing the GED.  What are you reading?

This is a must listen to pod for those confused about which test to take for their HIgh School Equivalency Diploma. Should you take the GED? TASC? Or HiSet? Well take a listen to and find out your options TODAY!My

This episode happens to be one of my favorite episodes. We are going to see how Spider-Man a.k.a. Peter Parker and  GED go together like hand and glove. Spoiler alert do not listen to this podcast if you're going to watch the movie. On the real this episode is really about carrying the weight of the world and still achieving your goals.

Nothing can harm you as much as your own thoughts unguarded. - BuddhaThis episode is about controlling your thoughts to achieve your goals. We areTruly the masters of our destiny. We just need to control our minds as what we thinketh is whom we become. #gedstuffwithoutthefluff

Have you ever felt like you're not sure when to begin your GED journey? Things came and went and you're still in the same position because you're afraid to take that first step? Well this is the episode for you and the time is right now to begin your journey. Listen to this podcast and find out why now!Statistical resource quoted may be found here:https://www.dosomething.org/us/facts/11-facts-about-high-school-dropout-rates

Confused about what you need to do to get started preparing for your GED, HiSet or TASC? Well look no further. This episode will share some powerful advice on your first steps toward getting your high school diploma. You don't want to miss it!#GEDSTUFFWITHOUTTHEFLUFF