Podcasts about thorney

Join the AFL Season Launch with the CEO, Cody and Thorney as we break down 8th to 5th from last seasons ladder. We then give our season predictions with the Opening Round tips and margins! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join Cody, Broph and Thorney in a strong look at the NFL, particularly the LA Chargers and Buffalo Bills. Australian Cricket Test side ahead of Perth's start. NBA Team analysis, including Chicago Bulls with Zach Lavine and Demar DeRozan and the hot-tempered Golden State Warriors. Plus much much more including a fantastic sports quiz Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join Broph, Hixey and Thorney for the greatest sports breakdown for your week! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Broph, Thorney and Hixey are back to cover the FIBA World Cup, US Open, AFL, EPL and NRL! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hell-o and welcome to our episode about our experience playing Diablo IV co-op. "HELL"O get it? hahah I love puns it's my favorite part of uploading new episodes for you all m/

The 2nd biggest day in the football calender is almost upon us!Join Broph, Corka, Hicksey & Thorney for a wrap up of our thoughts, predictions & more.It doesn't get much better than this!Give us a rating, share with your mates and follow our instagram Sports.confirdetial and we will love you forever!

In this third episode of Series Three, host Andrew Martin meets author, genealogist, and  counsellor Helen Parker-Drabble to find out how she got hooked on family history, what exactly is a 'geneatherapist', and how she uses this skill within her research to help understand her ancestors' psychological inheritance. Life Story: Walter Parker Helen has chosen to tell the life story of her Grandfather Walter Parker, who was born in the village of Upwell in Norfolk, England in 1885. Walter is also the central topic of her book 'A Victorian's Inheritance'. We'll hear about how a 21 year old Walter's silent protest led to him having to choose either to leave the family home in Thorney, Cambridgeshire, or see his family evicted. He chose emigration to the prairies of Winnipeg, Canada, but sometimes the problems that you're trying to escape from, escape with you. The Brick Wall: Walter Parker! Helen has chosen to stick with her Grandfather Walter Parker, as she needs our help to solve a conundrum. Walter emigrated to Canada in March 1907, and she has many pieces of evidence, including passenger lists from the SS Ionian, and postcards, to support this. Yet, there's a vaccination card from the same ship that has survived amongst his papers, stamped from almost exactly one year earlier. What does this mean?- Did he manage to afford to travel to Canada twice in a year?- Was the SS Ionian stamping vaccination cards with the wrong year?- Was this card someone else's, and if so why did Walter have it, and keep it? If you think you can help Helen with a clue or research idea that can help her break this brick wall, then you can visit her website, her twitter, or drop her a message via our contact form, and we'll pass it on. In the meantime, Helen jumps at Andrew's offer of help, but will he be able to get her aboard on time? - - - Episode Credits Series Three, Episode Three Andrew Martin (Host/Producer) Helen Parker-Drabble (Guest) John Spike (Sándor Petőfi) Debanjali Biswas (Photography) Show notes can be found at: familyhistoriespodcast.comTwitter: @FamilyHistPod

With the crop underway we join Martin Stuffens, Farm Manager of Park Farm, Thorney to discuss the BBRO trial site that he is hosting and how his crops are faring so far this season.

In today's Morgans Conversations, adviser Chris Titley chats with Alex Waislitz from Thorney Opportunities (ASX Code:TOP). Alex talks about the existing portfolio, the sectors they operate in and the composition of the portfolio and why they are so enthused. Alex also gives his views on the overall market.Check out more from Morgans:Visit the Morgans website: www.morgans.com.auCheck out our blog: www.morgans.com.au/BlogOn Facebook: www.facebook.com/MorgansAUOn Instagram: www.instagram.com/Morgans.AustraliaOn Twitter: twitter.com/MorgansAU

In today's Morgans Conversations, adviser Chris Titley chats with Alex Waislitz from Thorney Opportunities (ASX Code:TOP). Alex talks about the existing portfolio, the sectors they operate in and the composition of the portfolio and why they are so enthused. Alex also gives his views on the overall market. Check out more from Morgans: Visit the Morgans website: www.morgans.com.au Check out our blog: www.morgans.com.au/Blog On Facebook: www.facebook.com/MorgansAU On Instagram: www.instagram.com/Morgans.Australia On Twitter: twitter.com/MorgansAU

Welcome to our Coastal Command series. This is Chapter 9 - RAF Thorney Island. In this chapter we look at the role of the RAF Coastal Command airfield at Thorney Island.  

When Alex Waislitz started his private investment company, Thorney Investment Group, back in 1991, he was a dyed-in-the-wool value investor. Having learned the craft from the legendary entrepreneur Robert Holmes à Court, who was Australia's first billionaire, his focus was on being a thorn (hence, ‘Thorney') in the side of “sleepy” management teams. This approach helped him unlock hidden value and underappreciated assets and propelled him to the realms of the AFR Rich List. But rather than becoming stuck in his ways, in recent years, Waislitz has expanded his range of skills. After developing an interest in innovative growth companies, he launched Thorney Technologies in 2016, which invests in companies across the technology lifecycle. In FY21, it was one of the best performing LICs on the ASX, with share price appreciation north of 65%. In this special episode of The Rules of Investing, we hear about the formative years of his investment career and how he developed the strategy that's been so successful, how he's taking a 'picks and shovels' approach to investing in digital currencies, and he tells us about two Aussie small caps - an undervalued turnaround, and an innovative company with a large addressable market.

Alex Waislitz joins Chris Titley to chat about Thorney Technologies (ASX:TEK). TEK has just >$20m and Alex explains the recent performance, why they raised capital, and the outlook on particular sub-sectors within the technology sector. Alex also gives his macro views on the market in general.Check out more from Morgans:Visit the Morgans website: www.morgans.com.auCheck out our blog: www.morgans.com.au/BlogOn Facebook: www.facebook.com/MorgansAUOn Instagram: www.instagram.com/Morgans.AustraliaOn Twitter: twitter.com/MorgansAU

Alex Waislitz joins Chris Titley to chat about Thorney Technologies (ASX:TEK). TEK has just >$20m and Alex explains the recent performance, why they raised capital, and the outlook on particular sub-sectors within the technology sector. Alex also gives his macro views on the market in general. Check out more from Morgans: Visit the Morgans website: www.morgans.com.au Check out our blog: www.morgans.com.au/Blog On Facebook: www.facebook.com/MorgansAU On Instagram: www.instagram.com/Morgans.Australia On Twitter: twitter.com/MorgansAU

"it opens doors of meaning and understanding"

Check out the guy's latest roundtable as PBR Arizona's Brett Thorney joins the conversation.  They break down: What high school players must keep in mind when working to play at the next level.  How the game is changing with data.  What to do if you're not ranking where you want to.  Why a D1 school isn't always the answer for every athlete.  How development is key, even for big leaguers.  And more! Head to https://my.captivate.fm/pushperformancegym.com (pushperformancegym.com) for more information about our comprehensive baseball development programs or to learn about our culture. Instagram: @pushperformco Twitter: @pushperformco

In today’s Morgans Conversations, Adviser Chris Titley chats via phone with Alex Waislitz from Thorney Technologies (ASX Code: TEK). Alex gives an update from his last interview in December and talks about the first four months of the 2021 calendar year including snippets about crypto currency, SPAC’s, as well as the IPO market. Alex also talks about a number of their stocks within the portfolio as well as his views on the market in general. Check out more from Morgans: Visit the Morgans website: www.morgans.com.au Check out our blog: www.morgans.com.au/Blog On Facebook: www.facebook.com/MorgansAU On Instagram: www.instagram.com/Morgans.Australia On Twitter: twitter.com/MorgansAU

In today's Morgans Conversations, Adviser Chris Titley chats via phone with Alex Waislitz from Thorney Technologies (ASX Code: TEK). Alex gives an update from his last interview in December, and talks about the first 4 months of the 2021 Calendar year including snippets about crypto currency, SPAC's, as well the IPO market. Alex also talks about a number of their stocks within the portfolio as well as his views on the market in general.Check out more from Morgans:Visit the Morgans website: www.morgans.com.auCheck out our blog: www.morgans.com.au/BlogOn Facebook: www.facebook.com/MorgansAUOn Instagram: www.instagram.com/Morgans.AustraliaOn Twitter: twitter.com/MorgansAU

Alex Waislitz from Thorney Technologies joins us again to give an update on the last two months. TEK has announced a $37m capital raising, had two companies namely Credit Clear and Cluey float on the ASX as well as a very strong uplift in NTA. Alex also gives us some Macro and market views leading into 2021.Check out more from Morgans:Visit the Morgans website: www.morgans.com.auCheck out our blog: www.morgans.com.au/BlogOn Facebook: www.facebook.com/MorgansAUOn Instagram: www.instagram.com/morgans.australiaOn Twitter: twitter.com/morgansau#Morgans #TEK #AlexWaislitz

Alex Waislitz from Thorney Technologies joins us again to give an update on the last two months. TEK has announced a $37m capital raising, had two companies namely Credit Clear and Cluey float on the ASX as well as a very strong uplift in NTA. Alex also gives us some Macro and market views leading into 2021. Check out more from Morgans: Visit the Morgans website: https://www.morgans.com.au Check out our blog: https://www.morgans.com.au/Blog On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MorgansAU On Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/morgans.australia On Twitter: https://twitter.com/morgansau #Morgans #TEK #AlexWaislitz

Today, we chat with Alex Waislitz, Chairman of Thorney Investments, particularly around their listed entity Thorney Technologies (ASX:TEK). Alex deep dives into their portfolio positioning which has seen their performance rise c30% in the last quarter with strong outperformance in sectors such as Fintech, Health Tech, life sciences, and diagnostics.Alex also talks about their opportunities in the unlisted space and the mandate to invest through the life cycle of a company as well as the pipeline of investments that are potentially coming to the ASX soon. He also gives a macro update on what he is seeing with the easing of government stimulus.

Today, we chat with Alex Waislitz, Chairman of Thorney Investments, particularly around their listed entity Thorney Technologies (ASX:TEK). Alex deep dives into their portfolio positioning which has seen their performance rise c30% in the last quarter with strong outperformance in sectors such as Fintech, Health Tech, life sciences, and diagnostics. Alex also talks about their opportunities in the unlisted space and the mandate to invest through the life cycle of a company as well as the pipeline of investments that are potentially coming to the ASX soon. He also gives a macro update on what he is seeing with the easing of government stimulus.

An exclusive one-on-one discussion with renowned Australian investment manager Alex Waislitz from Thorney Investment Group. In the session, Alex provided his view on the current market, how he approaches investing and the themes & trends he is currently focused on. Thorney Investment Group is a Melbourne Australia based diversified investor in public securities, private companies and property. Thorney specialises in emerging companies across a broad array of industries including Manufacturing, Technology, Mining Services and Resources. Alex is also Chairman of Thorney Opportunities Limited, and Thorney Technologies Limited, both Australian sharemarket (ASX) listed investment companies, and Vice President of Collingwood Football Club. In 2014 Alex established the Waislitz Foundation with the aim of donating $50 million to charity. This session was recorded on 24 July 2020 at 12pm AEST. The market may have changed if you're listening to this at a later date. Any advice contained within this presentation is general advice and does not consider your objectives, financial situation or needs, and you should consider whether it's appropriate for you. The information we are giving you is for educational purposes only. **Past returns do not reflect future returns.

In the latest Morgans Conversations Podcast episode, Chris Titley chats to Alex Waislitz from Thorney Investments. Thorney run two listed portfolios - Thorney Tech (TEK) and Thorney Opportunities (TOP). Both of these are trading at a material discount to NTA. Alex discusses how Thorney was positioned in March and the subsequent months and sharemarket recovery, his views on the overall economy and the sharemarket, the performance of some of their stocks such as Afterpay, Zip, Mesoblast as well what he thinks of the future of work and the advancement of technological trends. Disclosure: Interviewer owns shares in TEK (Thorney Technologies)

In the latest Morgans Conversations Podcast episode , Chris Titley chats to Alex Waislitz from Thorney Investments. Thorney run two listed portfolios - Thorney Tech (TEK ) and Thorney Opportunities (TOP). Both of these are trading at a material discount to NTA. Alex discusses how Thorney was positioned in March and the subsequent months and sharemarket recovery , his views on the overall economy and the sharemarket, the performance of some of their stocks such as Afterpay, Zip, Mesoblast as well what he thinks of the future of work and the advancement of technological trends. Disclosure: Interviewer owns shares in TEK (Thorney Technologies)

An extended interview with the found of the Thorney Opportunities & Thorney Technology Funds, including the stocks he's backing and his view on the disconnect between the stockmarket's performance ... and economic forecasts.

Morgans adviser Chris Titley sat down with Blake Wills – CEO of Microba in the latest Startup Series Podcast. Microba (microba.com) is an Australian company working to create a community of greater health. Built on leading scientific research, Microba has established itself as a world leader in the analysis of the gut microbiome. Blake discusses the history of the product, the success they are seeing thus far in the huge verticals within the health sector, the funding they’ve received by Perennial, Thorney and others and their plans for the future.

Alex discusses what has happened in the last 6 months regarding TOP (Thorney Opportunities) and TEK (Thorney Technologies) as well mentioning some success stories in Credible Labs, Afterpay, Zip and others. Alex also talks about technology in general and how the investment community perceives the sector as well as his views on valuation, selling and themes he is personally interested in within the sector.

Alex discusses what has happened in the last 6 months regarding TOP (Thorney Opportunities) and TEK (Thorney Technologies) as well mentioning some success stories in Credible Labs, Afterpay , Zip and others. Alex also talks about technology in general and how the investment community perceives the sector as well as his views on valuation, selling and themes he is personally interested in within the sector.

I know many of Dixie’s listeners are from the UK also and as they can attest we have just as many Creature reports here as you do in your home state or county. I am often told that the only cryptid creatures in the world are in America, and America only, but in my many years of research that does not seem to be the case. From Japan to Ireland there are reports of strange Cryptid Creatures as far back as written logs go, all the way through to the 21st century. Our last reported sighting was in Aug this year 2019. As this is the first time we have met I thought by choosing a selection of reports from the United States and showing you the same reports in my native land, I am hoping you will see a pattern in the description of the creatures being seen, the behaviour of them during the event and the fact that everyone of the people involved here is an ordinary person just like you or I, going about their daily business when they are suddenly confronted by something that is completely impossible.In the United States and Canada you have a history and a knowledge of these creatures which in some sense gives you a better understanding of what that ‘Thing’ before your eye maybe? But here in the UK I think our largest two legged creature is man. We have no bears or Wolves to mistake these individuals and sometimes family groups with. As you will see if I read all of these reports without announcing the country you will find that they are very hard to tell apart. The reports come in weekly and no doubt will continue to do so. The Fur Coated Man. Miller County 1969On Hwy 71 NorthWe have thought a long time before writing this, because I'm getting on in years and the memory might not be on target anymore. I was a married man in 1969 with two strapping sons. Lonny was almost eleven years old, Seth had twelve years on him, big boys, old for their years. It was the Christmas Season and as I remember, it was cold and rainy that day that we all set out to go home from my mother's house in Ida, Louisiana where we had spent those two weeks enjoying a family get together over the holidays.My wife and I were in the pickup and the boys rode in the back, that was a treat back then, no laws about seat belts and such, so they rode in the bed of the truck under tarps and in sleeping bags, no room in the cab for them now that they had got so big. We chopped a half cord of wood that afternoon and left Ida about 8 or 9 at night headed north on hwy 71 to Texarkana where we farm, the boys went to school there. None of us remember exactly where we saw this thing only that we were driving along 71 north and there it was, walking on the side of the road going south.The road isn't that wide, I saw it a ways off in the distance of the high beams of the truck but I didn't know what I was seeing. The closer we got, I started thinking "strange" and knocked on the window to the back of the truck to get the attention of my boys. My wife was asleep, but she woke up the more noise I made and sat up. Then she pounded on the rear window and the boys started yelling to slow down. About then my wife says it's a man walking in a fur coat, (it was very cold that night) and in the midst of no place she thinks we should give this character a ride to town, it being Christmas & all.It wasn't long before we got close enough to realize this was no man in a fur coat and no way were we stopping to give whatever it was a ride. As we passed it, the man or thing stopped walking and just stood there, dumb-like, staring into the headlights. It couldn't have been startled because we were coming up on it for quite a distance. It raised its arm up to shield the light from its eyes, (I had the brights on still) --the arm and hand were thick, hairy and muscular. The big underside or palm of the hand shown as a pinkish brown towards us in the light, and pretty much blocked details of the face. The boys stood up and peered over the cab of the truck & went silent; my mouth fell open. What was this? It had shaggy hair, all brown as I recollect, long over his face but seemed like a man's face what I could make out of it with hair or whiskers, shorter hair on the body. It had hair on the legs but had caked mud from the knees down like it had been wading through swamp or bayous or something.I remember it being quite tall, huge in the chest area and as we passed this thing, it screamed, yelled like it was in pain or maybe terror? A strange noise I've never heard before. My wife and I looked at one another and the boys screamed in fear and dove under the tarp. I remember thinking the rest of the drive home 'what was that thing?' We didn't talk about it anymore that night, if we did I don't remember what was said.During milking the next day the boys did ask what that was we saw on the road last night, but I had no answer for them and the subject was dropped for the next ten years 'till one day my brother and his crew came to visit and they mentioned the Fouke Monster. I listened and asked him to describe what he had heard about the thing and then we told them what we saw in 1969. His mouth fell open, he said, "you probably saw the Fouke Monster, you were on the right road to Fouke weren't you?" I don't know what else to tell you, the screamer on the road is all I know besides it was hairy and good sized. We retired and live near Blanchard now, there are rumors of the monster from years ago, but nothing in the papers lately, if you hear of something recent, we would like to hear from you, I hope this helps your research.Kindly, John CopelandThorney Peterborough, Hairy Man in a chestnut fur coat.Hi, Deborah. My name is Brian. My sister and her friend had a strange encounter about three years back in a place near Thorney, Peterborough. An unusual location as it is, surrounded by flat farmland with little or no tree cover, but, I can give you better location details if you are interested, and want to send one of your members down to view the site? Anyway! She and a friend were walking their dogs along a public right of way path approaching a man made pond with a few trees near it. One of the local farmers had some sheep in a fenced off run next to the pond. As they approached the pond my sisters friend said, “look! SOMEONE is chasing the sheep around, wearing a fur coat!”. As they got closer my sister saw what she thought was someone in a chestnut coloured fur coat move into the copse of trees and take cover. They weren’t sure what was going on so carried on along the path. As they passed the trees my sister couldn’t quite make out the shape but she said it was a man sized, and she definitely saw hair. She described the hair as like a chestnut colour like a pony or horse. Not the shape just the colour. That spooked her so they turned and went back the way they came. Her friend said “someone” when she described what she saw as it was on two legs! If you would like to join our Worldwide community please contact us using debbiehatswell@gmail.com. All abilities welcome, no experience needed. Help us investigate these cases or chat with fellow members online.#BBR is a non profit Organisation, run by volunteers. Please click LIKE or SUBSCRIBE to show support. Feel free to SHARE.Copyright ©2005-2021 All Rights Reserved.

In this episode we rejoin Thorgils Scar-Leg’s Step-son on the icy shores of Greenland. Of the 35 men and women who traveled with him to Greenland, his only companions are his son Thorleif and a pair of helpful brothers, Kol and Starkað. And then there’s the child, Thorfinn, nourished by his father’s love and bloody breast milk. Together these castaways must battle the elements on land and sea to make their way home again. Along the way they’ll encounter troll women, a polar bear, terrible Vikings, and more than one opportunity to duel. There’s even a guest appearance by everyone’s favorite grumpy pagan, Eirik the Red. Nearly a decade after being shipwrecked in Greenland, Thorgils finally returns to Iceland. He’s greeted by his daughter Thorney, now grown into a beautiful young woman. In his absence, Thorny was married to Bjarni of Grof, an arrangement that Thorgils finds less than ideal. And when he attempts to take the lovely Helga as his own bride, Thorgils ends up feuding with a rival suitor, Asgrim Ellida-Grimsson, a familiar name from Njal’s Saga. This conflict threatens to disrupt the relative peace of the region and prompts one of John’s thingmen into action. Will young Thorfinn survive the journey from Greenland? Does Thorstein the red-shirted Norwegian companion ever die? Will Thorgils manage to rearrange his daughter’s marriage to his liking? Does Helga choose Thorgils or Asgrim? Or is her opinion not worth a hill of beans? And which thingman emerges from John’s mead hall to settle the dispute over her hand? Find out in the sometimes thrilling but poorly told conclusion to Floamanna Saga! Thanks as always to Matt Smith for contributing another original drawing. Check out his webpage or Twitter account to keep up with Matt's latest projects. Music Credits: Intro Music - "Prelude and Action" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Review Music - "Some Smoke" by National Promenade Band Summary Music - "Black Vortex" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Outro Music - "Stormfront" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Selections from music by Kevin MacLeod licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/  

Conversation with Alan aka THORNEY about his recent foray into stand up comedy after 15 years in IT.

Welcome to Spagoots: Realms! This is the beginning of our story as it follows out four heroes Thorney the chill elven fighter, Light Boy the mysterious halfling cleric, Altaevo the fluffy dragonborn wizard, and Vinca the ruthless dragonborn rogue. Today, the four take a mysterious mission, help out someone in need, see some strange magic and make interesting purchases.

This little teaser episode takes place before the events of the actual story! Only Judy and K could make it, so this is a short adventure between Thorney and Light Boy. These two are hired by a wealthy count to go steal some apples. What could possibly go wrong?

Aired, Wednesday, Feb 5, 2014. Episode 80 Tyler’s lettering and imagery showcase the beauty and majesty of the west. See what sparks his inspiration and what keeps him going. Design Recharge is a weekly web show devoted to inspiring, connecting, and educating both established and new designers. It is a community where designers interact weekly about topics relevant to design and design business without leaving our offices and taking hours out of our work day. It is my goal to enable designers to connect with other designers, to grow their businesses, to be successful and more knowledgeable about design and the business of design.

The time has come to say, “Your cancer is terminal and you need to get your life in order.” Who has this difficult job and how can they help ease the pain? David Hui, M.D., medical director of Palliative Care and Rehabilitation Medicine, and Chaplain Steven Thorney, are part of MD Anderson’s Supportive Care Center. Here they help patients get their physical and emotional symptoms under control and work with them to establish end-of-life goals. In this podcast, Hui and Thorney reflect on ways they support and comfort patients as they near their passing.