Podcast appearances and mentions of Tim Chambers

A new study has found that in New Zealand alcohol was responsible for more than 900 deaths, 1250 cancers, and almost 30,000 hospitalisations in 2018. Co-author Tim Chambers spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

On today's episode, the Government is accused of taking a wrecking ball to every Maori achievement and driving race relations back 50 years, Prime Minister Christopher Luxon joins us, co-author of a new study, Tim Chambers, has found that in New Zealand alcohol was responsible for more than 900 deaths, 1250 cancers, and almost 30,000 hospitalisations in 2018, ambulance workers are taking strike action on Tuesday morning for the first time ever, the six major power companies have made more than half-a-billion dollars in margins over the past six weeks, and a neighbour of a man fatally shot in East Auckland yesterday is terrified that the killer is still at large.

Please welcome to the podcast the very talented photographer Tim Chambers, Born in England now residing in Shanghai China, Tim has recently had his photo exhibition called "Another Level". Tim's photography ranges from Urban B&W, Urban, Rural and Photogrammetry. He uses a drone to capture some amazing photos. Tim also has a popular Youtube Channel where he has Shanghai City public transport videos. He also has a popular video about the movie Empire Of The Sun, where he visits the locations Steven Spielberg shot in Shanghai. He has a challenge for Tell Craig Your Story listeners in Shanghai. He wants people to do the quickest time to go on all lines of the Shanghai Metro System. Post your times in the comments. website- www.timchambers.me wechat- timmy_tumbler https://tellcraigyourstory.podbean.com https://www.linktr.ee/tellcraigyourstory @tellcraigyourstory #timchambers #tellcraigyourstory #empireofthesun #shanghaichina ##anotherlevel #shnaghaimetrochallenge #urban #rural #photgrapher #drone #photogrammetry #f1   

The Fediverse is not a monolithic place. It's constantly evolving and being shaped by smart, passionate people who want to make sure that the open social web is better than the social media we've had before. One steward everyone should know is Tim Chambers, the co-founder of Dewey Digital out of the Dewey Square Group, a public affairs firm in Washington D.C. Tim is the author of the quarterly Twitter Migration report, which tracks the exodus from X and other trends unfolding as a result. He is also the server admin of indieweb.social, a 1,500-strong instance on Mastodon where he learns by leading. Tim brings an informed perspective on many of the most important elements of life on the open social web. Highlights from this conversation include:most important things to keep in mind as Fediverse growsmoderation in the Fediverse toxicity and chaos on X vs Mastodonbuilding community as an instance adminThreads and federationsearch, discovery and algorithmic models inside the Fediversepredictions for 2024

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Tim Chambers teaches on the Holy Spirit and how the Bible uses the comparison of water to describe the Holy Spirit's movement. 1 Corinthians 12:1-13, Ezekiel 47

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With Three Waters reform becoming such a highly contentious issue has the original purpose of it all been drowned out in the hullabaloo? Public health researchers are raising concerns over the debate and how it's delayed improvements towards safe drinking water. In the NZ Medical Journal, Otago University public health researcher Tim Chambers warns the stall is disproportionately impacting smaller communities,See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Does the Bible Support Slavery? - Reply All - Tim Chambers - (10/09/22) by Jubilee Church

Anna Brooks joins us to talk about the apparent reversal by the Government to semi/sorta/kinda mandate masks in schools and her experience seeing Dr Ashley Bloomfield's last official engagement before retiring. Also, we find out why National's Nicola Willis and Christopher Lux were so soft on the PM over her mask less photo during the week as Luxon posts a video of himself in a mask less meet and greet We have a look at Three Waters by the numbers, lots of talk that this will cost us more, what are the numbers for your region according to the Government? We chat with Dr Tim Chambers about his scholarly blog titled "Three Waters reforms are needed to protect public health and ensure changes are economically sustainable and efficient" and ask about the public health issues that Three Waters is attempting to remedy https://blogs.otago.ac.nz/pubhealthexpert/three-waters-reforms-are-needed-to-protect-public-health-and-ensure-changes-are-economically-sustainable-and-efficient/

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Centre for Science Communication student William Bowden speaks to Dr. Mike Joy & Dr. Tim Chambers about the issue of nitrates in New Zealand's waterways.

Centre for Science Communication student William Bowden speaks to Dr. Mike Joy & Dr. Tim Chambers about the issue of nitrates in New Zealand's waterways.

We're taking the week off to breathe deep and touch grass. Take care of yourselves everyone, we'll see you back in Aeternum next Monday!This episode was made possible by supporters like you on Patreon! Support our show and claim your rewards at patreon.com/challengeacceptedmedia!Join us on Discord! https://discord.gg/6xwugWxpum~~Follow Our Hosts On Social Media!~~**Stephen** Twitter: @BBRJolly Twitch: twitch.tv/jollybynature**Finding Aeternum** Twitter: @AeternumPod Email: newworldgamepod@gmail.com~~Finding Aeternum is a production of Challenge Accepted Media. This episode was produced by Stephen Charboneau. If you enjoy Finding Aeternum you can support us at patreon.com/challengeacceptedmedia. New World, and all related assets and characters, are the property and trademark of Amazon Games. Opening Music in today's episode is Pirate's Haven from the New World OST!Closing Music in today's episode is Homeward Bound Remix by Tim Chambers (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmcTjiof93hhMJvSsAJ_TJQ)Finding Aeternum and its hosts are solely responsible for its content.~~Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/challengeacceptedmedia)

Join our hosts at the table as we are joined by our friend Death Itself to discuss the last hectic week of constantly defending territory, our experience in the large scale War PvP system, the burgeoning War metagame in New World and whether it could possibly actually mean anything less than 2 weeks after launch.This episode was made possible by supporters like you on Patreon! Support our show and claim your rewards at patreon.com/challengeacceptedmedia!Join us on Discord! https://discord.gg/6xwugWxpum~~Follow Our Hosts On Social Media!~~**Stephen** Twitter: @BBRJolly Twitch: twitch.tv/jollybynature**Celes** Twitter: @CelestheLost Twitch: twitch.tv/celesthelost**Alex** Twitter: @TheRealRohane Twitch: twitch.tv/Rohane**Finding Aeternum** Twitter: @AeternumPod Email: newworldgamepod@gmail.com~~Finding Aeternum is a production of Challenge Accepted Media. This episode was produced by Stephen Charboneau. If you enjoy Finding Aeternum you can support us at patreon.com/challengeacceptedmedia. New World, and all related assets and characters, are the property and trademark of Amazon Games. Opening Music in today's episode is Pirate's Haven from the New World OST!Closing Music in today's episode is Homeward Bound Remix by Tim Chambers (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmcTjiof93hhMJvSsAJ_TJQ)Finding Aeternum and its hosts are solely responsible for its content.~~Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/challengeacceptedmedia)

Join our hosts at the table as we discuss the launch experience of Amazon's New World, our first several days of gameplay, the reality of the live cash shop and the gargantuan problem of balancing too much success and the huge issues around server population and login queues.This episode was made possible by supporters like you on Patreon! Support our show and claim your rewards at patreon.com/challengeacceptedmedia!Join us on Discord! https://discord.gg/6xwugWxpum~~Follow Our Hosts On Social Media!~~**Stephen** Twitter: @BBRJolly Twitch: twitch.tv/jollybynature**Celes** Twitter: @CelestheLost Twitch: twitch.tv/celesthelost**Edariz** Twitter: @EdarizGaming Twitch: twitch.tv/edariz**Jacob** Twitter @ripper_jac**Finding Aeternum** Twitter: @AeternumPod Email: newworldgamepod@gmail.com~~Finding Aeternum is a production of Challenge Accepted Media. This episode was produced by Stephen Charboneau. If you enjoy Finding Aeternum you can support us at patreon.com/challengeacceptedmedia. New World, and all related assets and characters, are the property and trademark of Amazon Games. Opening Music in today's episode is Pirate's Haven from the New World OST!Closing Music in today's episode is Homeward Bound Remix by Tim Chambers (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmcTjiof93hhMJvSsAJ_TJQ)Finding Aeternum and its hosts are solely responsible for its content.~~Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/challengeacceptedmedia)Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/challengeacceptedmedia)

Join our hosts at the table, and our special guest Slacker of Aeternum Radio, as we discuss all the latest New World news including the now-available New World OST, Amazon Prime integration into New World, and the rolling rollout of the game and the community concerns around reserving names. We collectively hype ourselves up for the game and give you our best tips to be safe and effective gamers!This episode was made possible by supporters like you on Patreon! Support our show and claim your rewards at patreon.com/challengeacceptedmedia!Join us on Discord! https://discord.gg/6xwugWxpum~~Follow Our Hosts On Social Media!~~**Stephen** Twitter: @BBRJolly Twitch: twitch.tv/jollybynature**Celes** Twitter: @CelestheLost Twitch: twitch.tv/celesthelost**Edariz** Twitter: @EdarizGaming Twitch: twitch.tv/edariz**Slacker** Twitter @TheSlackerProject Twitch: twitch.tv/theslackerproject **Finding Aeternum** Twitter: @AeternumPod Email: newworldgamepod@gmail.com~~Finding Aeternum is a production of Challenge Accepted Media. This episode was produced by Stephen Charboneau. If you enjoy Finding Aeternum you can support us at patreon.com/challengeacceptedmedia. New World, and all related assets and characters, are the property and trademark of Amazon Games. Opening Music in today's episode is Pirate's Haven from the New World OST!Closing Music in today's episode is Homeward Bound Remix by Tim Chambers (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmcTjiof93hhMJvSsAJ_TJQ)Finding Aeternum and its hosts are solely responsible for its content.~~Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/challengeacceptedmedia)

New research has identified a strong link between nitrates in drinking water and babies born underweight or prematurely, and suffering life-long health problems as a result. As an analysis by the University of Otago notes, the level of nitrate deemed safe to consume in New Zealand is more than double the amount thought to cause serious problems. University of Otago public health researcher Dr Tim Chambers is one of the authors of the analysis. He spoke to Corin Dann.

New research has identified a strong link between nitrates in drinking water and babies born underweight or prematurely, and suffering life-long health problems as a result. As an analysis by the University of Otago notes, the level of nitrate deemed safe to consume in New Zealand is more than double the amount thought to cause serious problems. University of Otago public health researcher Dr Tim Chambers is one of the authors of the analysis. He spoke to Corin Dann.

A ban on alcohol sponsorship is unlikely going to affect the finances of small town sports club. Green MP Chloe Swarbrick has drafted a members bill to end all alcohol sponsorship and advertising.Many provincial and grassroots sports club in New Zealand get sponsorship from alcohol companies - but Tim Chambers from the Department of Public Health at Otago University says much of that sponsorship comes in the form of kit or bags.He told Heather du Plessis-Allan that the smallest clubs get around $1 million - while professional teams, according to one report, get around $30 million. "What we need to remember is the number of excise tax we get off alcohol is around $1 billion, so it's just a drop in the bucket."However, he says that the ban would break the link between sport and alcohol. LISTEN ABOVE

Fonterra has admitted nitrate levels in drinking water near its ghost farms has increased - some to higher than the acceptable levels. An RNZ investigation has revealed that the dairy giant is using 16 empty farms to dispose of factory wastewater, and nitrates have leached into nearby water supplies. Fonterra has given some neighbours filters to make their water safe. An University of Otago public health expert, Dr Tim Chambers, says the maximum level of nitrate in drinking water should be 11 times lower than current rules allow. Corin Dann spoke to Fonterra's global sustainability director Carolyn Mortland who told me they're doing more than what the rules require them to, in order to mitigate the impacts of the nitrates.

A public health specialist says the maximum allowable level of nitrate in drinking water should be 11 times lower than current rules allow. Otago University's Dr Tim Chambers is part of a Ministry of Health appointed research group investigating links between nitrate and colorectal cancer. He says the allowed rate of 11.3 mg/L should be slashed to 1mg/L. RNZ today revealed dairy factory wastewater has contaminated the private water bores of people living close to where it's spread. Our reporter Farah Hancock spoke to Dr Chambers and asked if international research linking nitrates with colorectal cancer is robust.

We discuss growing up in Oregon, learn ing a strong work ethic at an early age, becoming a Marine and the work that he does for our Veterans and Our Country. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/moonshynejones/support

An academic involved in a trial in Nelson of the CovidCard has high hopes for its use as a tool in the battle against coronavirus in managed isolation facilities. The CovidCard is a device the size of a credit card that aims to detect and record close contacts using bluetooth and store that data for 21 days on a person's card. Dr Tim Chambers, a senior research fellow at Otago University, led the trial in Nelson Hospital. He speaks to Corin Dann.

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Tim Chambers, Vice President of Job Corps and Career Center Operations for Equus Workforce Solutions, and Patty Lankford, Vice President of Job Corps Service Delivery for Equus Workforce Solutions, join the program to discuss how Job Corps is evolving and changing in the face of the coronavirus pandemic. 

On this week's episode, we salute our Memorial Day veterans like Tim Chambers as well as acknowledge the sacrifices Khloe Kardashian makes for her country. Adele's new look is discussed. Doja Cat is in some hot water after recent images show her in an online chat with some alt-right members. We share a cautionary tale as to why you should proceed with caution while hooking up with people you meet online. The 112 vs. Jagged Edge battle is also somewhat reviewed.

Other People's Prayers - Tim Chambers - (11/10/2019) by Jubilee Church

In a very special episode recorded at STITCHED on the LV Strip, good friends of VGM Bryan Harper and Nick Libonati join us for quite the conversation. The Las Vegas Baseball Community as a whole lost a very important figure over the weekend, Tim Chambers. All of 3 of us played for Skip so we begin with a quick conversation about his legacy and spend a little time reflecting on what he did for each of us. The rest of the episode is all over the place. The first episode produced by NAVI, features segments; Dayuuuuuuuuum, Local Leaks, Dirty Pop and a whole bunch of us arguing with each other. This could be the start of something beautiful.....or disastrous Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this edition: Climate champion Jo Haigh retires, and we find out how often kids see alcohol marketing and how a game is helping stroke recovery.   News: Dyson School opening and eating insects – We celebrate the Dyson School of Design Engineering building officially opening and discuss why eating insects is a good idea. Climate champion retires – Professor Jo Haigh, Co-Director of the Grantham Institute – Climate Change and Environment retired this month after 35 years at Imperial. We talk to her about her early love of weather, the future of climate science and how she deals with deniers. Alcohol marketing and children – How often do children see ads and packaging for alcohol? Business School researcher Dr Tim Chambers has been finding out, and calling for alcohol health labelling to be taken more seriously. Games for physical rehab – Affordable, accessible, fun and, importantly, effective – GripAble is a device that helps stroke patients recover their hands and arms with games that connect through normal tablet computers. We meet the maker of the innovation.

In this edition: Climate champion Jo Haigh retires, and we find out how often kids see alcohol marketing and how a game is helping stroke recovery.   News: Dyson School opening and eating insects – We celebrate the Dyson School of Design Engineering building officially opening and discuss why eating insects is a good idea. Climate champion retires – Professor Jo Haigh, Co-Director of the Grantham Institute – Climate Change and Environment retired this month after 35 years at Imperial. We talk to her about her early love of weather, the future of climate science and how she deals with deniers. Alcohol marketing and children – How often do children see ads and packaging for alcohol? Business School researcher Dr Tim Chambers has been finding out, and calling for alcohol health labelling to be taken more seriously. Games for physical rehab – Affordable, accessible, fun and, importantly, effective – GripAble is a device that helps stroke patients recover their hands and arms with games that connect through normal tablet computers. We meet the maker of the innovation.

United States Marine Corps Veteran Tim Chambers learned hard work early in life, on his Grandfather's Christmas Tree and Strawberry Farm. He learned a serious work ethic and how important it was to always do your best. Tim was also the Silver Fox Mascot in High School.  The enthusiasm he showed as a mascot made him a perfect fit for the Marine Corps.  Though, Chambers never saw direct combat action (due to medical limitations), he did answer the call as a first responder at the Pentagon on 9/11, where he witnessed firsthand the brutality of terrorism.  Tim cares greatly for the USA, and inspires people to not only honor those who went before on both the military and civilian side, but also to take a stand, make a difference, and add something to our Flag...to help make our Country better.  

Rev. Tim Chambers starts a short sermon series looking at prayer, this week considering adoration and confession.

Speaking In Tongues - Stranger Beliefs - Tim Chambers - (02-18-2018) by Jubilee Church

In this episode we interview Tim Chambers, pastor of Fresh Start Church in Egg Harbor, NJ. Topics range from church discipline to church growth. Other topics include the church's Discipleship Journey and Pastor Tim's Five Areas To Be Fresh.Continue reading →

Tim Chambers speaks to New Community Church in Tacoma, WA about the rumors of power in the Christian life.

On this episode of the Slice of MIT podcast, we bring you stories from alumni who found love at the Institute. Read more: bit.ly/20Q0TNF. In this episode bonus clip, Tim Chambers '84 tells the story of how he met his wife, Robin. The interview in this clip is part of the Reunions Access Memories Project. Episode Transcript: https://bit.ly/2GuCDIR

With over 20 years of international venue ticketing experience in various marketplaces, Tim Chambers breaks down some of the largest issues happening across The Pond. One of them being ticket touting, the secondary market in the United Kingdom, where artists and venue promoters had decried the practice while demanding a cap, as well as the bankruptcy of SFX and whether that will hinder deferred artist advanced payments for future concert tours. Chambers then discusses the Liverpool protests, where at the 77th minute of the 2016 match against Sunderland, 10,000 fans out of 44,000, exited the stadium to protest higher ticket prices proposed for 2017. Twitter: @T_J_Chambers

Tim Chambers on 26th July

Tim Chambers sits down with Scott Vilinskis to discuss his life as the "Saluting Marine." Scott Vilinskis scott@militarymortgagetalk.com www.MilitaryMortgageTalk.com

Tim Chambers speaks to Celebration Northwest about why we should plant more churches.

Before Bryce Harper was the top pick in the Major League Baseball draft, before he signed the sport’s biggest contract ever for a first-year pro, he gambled his future on one make-or-break season. The Las Vegas High School sophomore already had dominated the competition like Mickey Mantle on the playground and appeared on the cover of Sports Illustrated, which dubbed him the “most exciting prodigy since LeBron James.” Seeking greater tests as a hitter, the precocious phenom got his GED and enrolled at the College of Southern Nevada, where he could face pro prospects in a challenging wooden-bat league that prohibited the hitter-friendly aluminum bats used throughout college ball. Harper shattered the school’s home run record with 31 (the previous mark was 12) and compiled a startling 1.513 OPS while leading his team to the Junior College World Series. For his heroics, the 17-year-old became the only position player from a junior college to win the Golden Spikes Award, given to the nation’s best amateur baseball player.  Las Vegas sportswriter Rob Miech was “embedded” with the Southern Nevada Coyotes team and brings us along for the ride—into the dugout and locker room and on team buses and in motel rooms, from the scorched fields to the snow-capped horizons of the Scenic West Athletic Conference—to deliver a warts-and-all account of a boy among men playing like a man among boys. Amid the media circus that descended upon team and town, we read fascinating personal stories including the dynamics between veteran coach Tim Chambers and Harper’s protective father, the camaraderie with—and jealousies of—other players, the fans and autograph seekers (and girls) who all want a piece of the young star, and how Harper is suspended from the World Series after protesting an umpire’s call, and the role his faith plays in his life.  The Last Natural shows us a season in the life of baseball’s top rising star, culminating in a dramatic conclusion when Harper is drafted #1 by the Washington Nationals and, after tense negotiations that go up until just seconds before the midnight deadline, signs a $9.9 million contract. Even more than this, Miech’s book is the story of a team and its community, the hopes and aspirations of its players and coaches, and the spirit of pure baseball that lies at the heart of the American dream.