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En esta entrega de nuestro podcast estrenamos 'Frou-Frou', el nuevo disco de la banda de Países Bajos Tristan: elegante sonido Jazz Funk. En el repaso a recientes lanzamientos en la música Smooth Jazz reseñamos los álbumes de Brian Simpson, Nathan & Noah East, Kim Waters y Tom Hansen. En el apartado del recuerdo rescatamos cuatro discos de la década de los 80 del pianista japonés Naoya Matsuoka, un músico fallecido en 2014.

En esta nueva entrega de nuestro podcast presentamos 'Father Son', el disco que ha grabado el bajista Nathan East junto a su hijo Noah y en el que colabora el guitarrista Eric Clapton. Repasamos novedades de la música Smooth Jazz editadas por Kim Waters, Brian Simpson, Tom Hansen, Jessy J y Kim Scott. En el bloque central recordamos el álbum 'Brazilian Days', editado en 1998 por el saxofonista Paul Winter y el guitarrista brasileño, ya fallecido, Oscar Castro-Neves.

This week on Eye of the Swarm Jon Garver and the Big Sound Matt Johnson are joined by professor Tom Hansen and his multimedia journalism class to talk about careers in sports and broadcasting. #WeAreSuperior

En esta nueva entrega de nuestro podcast estrenamos 'Terranova', el nuevo álbum de la saxofonista Jessy J. Repasamos otras novedades de la música Smooth Jazz de artistas como Dee Brown, Brian Simpson, Michael Lington, Kim Scott y Tom Hansen. En los minutos para el recuerdo recuperamos dos de los álbumes de la discografía del proyecto Cool Million.

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En esta edición de nuestro podcast estrenamos 'Mister Smooth', el nuevo trabajo del guitarrista Dee Brown. Repasamos otros recientes lanzamientos discográficos en la música Smooth Jazz de artistas como Jeanette Harris, Paul Taylor, Tom Hansen, Ryan La Valette y Michael Lington. En el bloque para el recuerdo recuperamos los tres discos que editó a mediados de los 70 el percusionista Coke Escovedo, hermano mayor del también percusionista Pete Escovedo, un artista fallecido en el año 1986.

En esta edición de nuestro podcast estrenamos 'Her Majesty', el nuevo disco de la saxofonista Jeanette Harris. En el repaso a recientes lanzamientos en la música Smooth Jazz reseñamos los álbumes de Ken Navarro, Michael Lington, Kim Scott, The Brothers Feat. Mark Whitfield y Tom Hansen. En el bloque del recuerdo recuperamos algunos de los trabajos del músico y cantante californiano Ned Doheny.

En esta edición de nuestro podcast presentamos 'Inspirations', el nuevo trabajo del compositor y arreglista noruego Tom Hansen. En el repaso a novedades de la música Smooth Jazz reseñamos los álbumes de Kim Scott, The Brothers Feat. Mark Whitfield, Johnny Britt, Peter White y Eugenie Jones. En el bloque del recuerdo recuperamos algunos pasajes de la primera parte de la discografía en solitario del baterista Steve Gadd.

CBS's Tom Hansen calls in to give an updated report on these mysterious drones in the north east.

Listen to the Q&A between Tom Hansen and Mariana Gaya da Costa as they discuss thee article, “Remimazolam vs. propofol for general anaesthesia in elderly patients: a meta-analysis with trial sequential analysis”, found in the October 2024 issue of the EJA.

In the first episode of the World of Mouth Destination guides, recorded in Helsinki not far from the World of Mouth headquarters, we're meeting local chefs and World of Mouth experts Helena Puolakka from restaurant Savoy, Ina Niiniketo from Canvas Canteen and Tom Hansen from Restaurant Kuurna. In the podcast they will tell what makes Helsinki unique as a culinary destination and guide you to the best places to eat and drink in town, from local must eats, like a 3 euro meat pie snack, to the best Michelin starred fine dining experiences. This podcast will cover all your needs during your Helsinki stay. The recommendations mentioned in this podcast and thousands more are available for free in the World of Mouth app: https://www.worldofmouth.app/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on Eye of the Swarm, Jon Garver and Matt Johnson host the Communications 330 class, taught by Tom Hansen for an interactive episode. #WeAreSuperior

Amelia Ford and her husband, Shawn Maass, have been having an incredible 2023. Capping off the year, Amelia released three stellar singles in "Hate Her," "Happy Now," and now "Loyal." While the first two singles hit hard, "Loyal" is a ballad that combines the pop sensibilities of her Wide Wide Open album with some of the harder edged textures of "Hate Her" and "Happy Now." Amelia and Shawn also talk about the process of bringing a new band together, Shawn the musician, voice lessons and growth, and singing badly around the house. Sounds like fun!This episode is dedicated to the memory of the "King of Oshkosh," drummer Tom Hansen. He is missed."Happy Now" and "Loyal" written and performed by Amelia Ford℗ 2023 Amelia Ford. Used with permission of Amelia Ford.Support the showSupport the show: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/intothemusic E-mail us at intothemusic@newprojectx.com YouTube Facebook Instagram INTO THE MUSIC is a production of Project X Productions, Appleton, WI.Producer: Rob MarnochaRecording, engineering, and post production: Rob MarnochaOpening theme: "Aerostar" by Los Straitjackets* (℗2013 Yep Roc Records)Closing theme: "Close to Champaign" by Los Straitjackets* (℗1999 Yep Roc Records)*Used with permission of Eddie AngelThis podcast copyright ©2024 by Project X Productions. All rights reserved.

Tom Hansen is an entertainment lawyer and Dax's best friend. Tom joins the Armchair Expert to discuss what knowing people from the Dust Bowl era is like, how much he loved working on his grandparent's farm as a kid, and why he thinks he isn't a good listener. Tom and Dax talk about why some people just aren't ambitious in life, why he got into a lot of trouble in school, and their experiences with illicit drugs. Tom explains how going to Europe as a young man altered his perspective, how he was introduced to the world of entertainment law, and how raising daughters changed his definition of what it means to be a man. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Tom Hansen is an entertainment lawyer and Dax's best friend. Tom joins the Armchair Expert to discuss what knowing people from the Dust Bowl era is like, how much he loved working on his grandparent's farm as a kid, and why he thinks he isn't a good listener. Tom and Dax talk about why some people just aren't ambitious in life, why he got into a lot of trouble in school, and their experiences with illicit drugs. Tom explains how going to Europe as a young man altered his perspective, how he was introduced to the world of entertainment law, and how raising daughters changed his definition of what it means to be a man.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This past week, the Superior Telegram released its 21st episode of Archive Dive.  For this month's episode, we dip into a true crime, discussing the unsolved 1897 murder of Joseph Blackburn. It is titled "Gold, a coffin and an unsolved murder near Gordon." An eccentric and a recluse, Blackburn became wealthy providing supplies to lumbermen in the timber-rich area near Gordon. Not one to trust in banks, he was rumored to keep a chest of gold. When he was killed by a blow from behind, robbery was the suspected reason. Searches for the fabled treasure went on for years and even led a judge to exhume the body of Blackburn's wife Mary, who had been buried in a glass-lidded coffin. But gold was never found. Telegram reporter Maria Lockwood is joined by Doug MacDonald as well as Brian Finstad, both of the Gordon-Wascott Historical Society, as they explore Blackburn's life, death and possible suspects, including one who was acquitted and another who gained infamy out west. You can find that episode at superiortelegram.com or wherever you also get this podcast.  In case you missed last month's episode, we are re-sharing it here. For part two of our two-part series about the legendardy Bud Grant, Maria and long time sportscaster and current communicating arts senior lecturer at the University of Wisconsin Superior, Tom Hansen discussed Grant's life in sports. Thanks for listening!  

After being dumped by the girl he believes to be his soulmate, hopeless romantic Tom Hansen reflects on their relationship to try and figure out where things went wrong and how he can win her back.JJ gets down and dirty on why he hates hopeless romantics. Alec once again wonders who hurt these film makers and takes on movie love stories.Support us:https://www.patreon.com/whatsourverdictEmail us: hosts@whatsourverdict.comFollow us:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/whatsourverdictTwitter: @whatsourverdictInstagram: @whatsourverdictYouTube: https://youtube.com/channel/UC-K_E-ofs3b85BnoU4R6liAVisit us:www.whatsourverdict.com

Earlier this month, the Superior Telegram released its 20th episode of Archive Dive.  For this month's episode of Archive Dive, it is part two of a two-part series looking back at the life of the Bud Grant. The Superior native, legendary Minnesota Vikings Head Coach and Pro Football Hall of Famer passed away earlier this year at the age of 95. Telegram reporter Maria Lockwood is joined by long time sportscaster and current Communicating Arts Senior Lecturer at the University of Wisconsin-Superior, Tom Hansen, as they discuss Grant's life in sports. You can find that episode at superiortelegram.com or whatever streaming service you listen to this podcast.  In case you missed last month's episode, we are re-sharing it here. For part one of our series about Bud Grant, Duluth Media Group digital producer Dan Williamson spoke with one of Bud's granddaughters, former Northern News Now anchor and reporter Natalie Grant as she shared stories and special memories of her grandpa. Thanks for listening!

#101: Seattle rock musicians who didn't live to see old age include the fabulous four - Jimi Hendrix, Curt Cobain, Layne Staley and Chris Cornell. We also pay tribute to lesser-known artists Andrew Wood, Stefanie Sargent, Mia Zapata, El Duce, Michael Dahlquist, Mike Starr, Mark Lanegan, Van Conner and Tom Hansen. PLUS: Honorable (not from Seattle) mentions to Kristen Pfaff, Shannon Hoon, John Saunders and Scott Weiland. SEE ALSO: #098: Visiting Jimi Hendrix at Greenwood Memorial Park #065: Curt Cobain's Juvenilia #059: Did Curt Cobain Eat Food? #045: Layne Staley's Lame Last Days #058: Chris Cornell's Icky Widow #025: Rock Star Wives: Mary Weiland #029: Notorious Seattle Junkies: Mark Lanegan This episode is dedicated to writer and musician Tom Hansen. (September 22, 1961 August 24, 2023) #024: Notorious Seattle Junkies: Tom Hansen

Today, a special episode remembering the life and work of Tom Hansen, who died this week of esophageal cancer. Hansen was born in Seattle and raised by adoptive parents in nearby Edmonds, Washington. A failed skateboarder, dishwasher, and punk rock guitarist, he turned to shooting and dealing smack. He later kicked his habit, returned to school, and eventually earned an MFA in writing from the University of British Columbia. His books include the memoir American Junkie (Soft Skull Press) and the retro noir thriller This Is What We Do. *** Otherppl with Brad Listi is a weekly literary podcast featuring in-depth interviews with today's leading writers. Available where podcasts are available: Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, iHeart Radio, etc. Subscribe to Brad Listi's email newsletter. Support the show on Patreon Merch @otherppl Instagram  YouTube TikTok Email the show: letters [at] otherppl [dot] com The podcast is a proud affiliate partner of Bookshop, working to support local, independent bookstores. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Earlier this month, the Superior Telegram released its 19th episode of Archive Dive. It is part one of a two-part series where we look back at the life of the legendary Bud Grant. Harry Peter Grant, Jr., was born on May 20, 1927 in Superior and excelled at multiple sports before going on to guide the Minnesota Vikings as their head coach for 18 seasons, including four Super Bowl appearances. He was elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1994. On March 11, 2023, Grant passed away at the age of 95. May 21st, the day after what would have been his 96th birthday; numerous friends, fans and family members memorialized him at a public celebration of life at U.S. Bank Stadium. The Vikings will be honoring Grant all season long, including special patches on their jerseys for their opening game. In part one, we're joined by one of Bud's granddaughters, former Northern News Now anchor and reporter Natalie Grant as she shares stories and special memories.  "He was grandpa to me," says Natalie Grant. "Honestly, he was a stoic guy, but he also loved a smile and loved to laugh. He loved his family more than anything. But, yeah, for me, he was just grandpa. I was born in 1996, and he was inducted into the (Pro Football) Hall of Fame a couple of years before that, so I kind of missed in my lifetime of him being this big NFL coach in a sense, and so to me, I didn't quite realize how big of a deal he was to the state of Minnesota until I was a lot older." Natalie is now a reporter and multimedia journalist for KXLY-TV, the ABC affiliate in Spokane, Washington. Among the topics she'll talk about in this episode are her grandpa's early days in Superior, spending time with him at his cabin in Gordon, those famous garage sales he held at his home in Bloomington, what the family thought when he walked onto the field in a short-sleeved shirt for the coin toss before the Vikings cold outdoor playoff game against Seattle in January of 2016, words of advice, what made him emotional, besides their last name, something else she has in common with her grandpa, and much more. You can find that episode at superiortelegram.com or whatever streaming service you listen to this podcast.  Look for part two of our series in September when telegram reporter Maria Lockwood sits down with another NNN alum, longtime sportscaster and currently a Communicating Arts senior lecturer at the University of Wisconsin-Superior, Tom Hansen for more about the great Bud Grant. In case you missed Archive Dive's 18th episode, we are re-sharing it here. Bud Grant was one of a number of famous alums of Superior Central High School. In July's podcast, titled Stories from Superior Central, Maria and local historian Teddie Meronek discussed the history of the school and the impact that it and its students had on the community. Enjoy and thank you for listening!

CTM Review of the RomCom 500 Days of Boring...I mean Summer.From IMDb: After being dumped by the girl he believes to be his soulmate, hopeless romantic Tom Hansen reflects on their relationship to try and figure out where things went wrong and how he can win her back.Instagram: @cue_the_movieTwitter: @cue_the_movieDame Deets on Instagram: @DameDeetsIMDBryan on Instagram: @imdbryanSebass on Instagram: @sebastian_da_man

This week on Eye of the Swarm we try something new - TWO COACHES! Our first-ever crossover event includes Allison DeGroot from women's soccer and Melissa Fracker from softball. Oh, and Tom Hansen's COMM 110 class stopped by, too.

Why would a heart dad decide to host a podcast? Why would he write a book for the congenital heart defect community? What has this dad learned from having a child with a heart defect? Tom and Kat Hansen are parents to Audrey and Harding. In 2014, Harding was diagnosed with multiple congenital heart defects in utero, for which he has undergone three open-heart surgeries and multiple other procedures. Inspired by their journey with Harding, Tom and his wife wrote a book and then they started a podcast, The Hope and Courage Podcast for CHD Parents, where they share their insights and interview experts and people with a lived experience of CHD. Their book Hope and Courage: Real-Life Lessons from the Parents of a Child with Congenital Heart Disease was released in 2022. A former high school math teacher, Tom is currently a corporate trainer and instructional designer. Tom's family lives in Cincinnati, Ohio and they enjoy going on adventures together.Links for more information about Tom and Kat Hansen:Their website: https://www.tomandkathansen.com/ (for their podcast, their book, and free resources)Tom and Kat's previous Heart to Heart with Anna episode:  The Tom-Kat Team: Raising Awareness of Congenital Heart Defects:  https://www.buzzsprout.com/62761/9863822Support the showAnna's Buzzsprout Affiliate LinkBaby Blue Sound CollectiveSocial Media Pages:Apple PodcastsFacebookInstagramMeWeTwitterYouTubeWebsite

Desiree Hoffman, Assistant Legislative Director for the International Union, United Automobile, Aerospace and Agricultural Implement Workers of America (UAW), returned to the AWF Union Podcast and gave her thoughts on President Joe Biden's State of Union Address. The President touchded on several issues important to organized labor including the PRO Act, Social Security, Medicare and union busting.   International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 302 Business Manager Tom Hansen joined the AWF Union Podcast and explained how legislation enacted by the State of California and local governments has created an environment he called a “Disneyland for union work.” He also talked about Project Labor Agreements and the need to double the number of participants in the Local's registered apprenticeship program.

#149 - Many leaders struggle with control. It's hard to let go when our passion for ministry is so high, but as we've seen time and time again, it's not healthy long-term for leaders to be in control of every aspect within their ministry. In fact, we'd even suggest that the health of a ministry can be determined by what would happen if the leader wasn't there. On today's episode of the podcast, we sit down with our friend Tom Hansen and discuss the ways he distributes leadership throughout the church so that no one person feels the weight of it all. We hope you enjoy episode 149 of the Lead Volunteers Podcast and share it with a ministry leader you know who may find this beneficial for their ministry context! If you would like to gain INSTANT access to the bank of resources mentioned in today's episode, check out leadministry.com and get started today! Follow us on Facebook and Instagram!

This episode of Eye of the Swarm is a little different, with hosts Jon Garver and Matt Johnson having Tom Hansen and his Communications 203 class in the studio, including a Q & A segment at the end for the students.

Listen to the Q&A between Prof. Jurgen de Graaff and author Prof. Tom Hansen as they discuss his article “Harmonising Paediatric Anaesthesia Training in Europe: Proposal of a Roadmap”, found in the August 2022 issue of the EJA.

This week we finally re-watch 500 Days of Summer, Directed by Mark Webb. 500 Days of Summer is the story of Tom Hansen played by Joseph Gordon Levitt and Summer Finn played by Zoey Deschanel. The peculiar way in which this story is told makes it hard to give a lead in without totally spoiling the film. This story spans 500 days… 500 days in which Tom Hansen is in love with Summer Finn, but the story is not told in sequential order, we jump in and out of these 500 days, slowly piecing together this story like a jig-saw puzzle. At times we peek in on a horrible argument, other times we jump backward in time to a beautiful date night at the movies. Slowly as we the audience step back… and back again… we get a full picture of the love, the loss, the rebirth of these two individuals Tom Hansen and Summer Finn, as we ultimately learn the story… of 500 Days of Summer…See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tom was on the maiden voyage for Tour West in 1969.  His father, Russ  was one of the three founders.  Tom ran commercial trips for over 40 years.  His memory is impressive and listening to him describe the Grand Canyon over the years is fascinating.  His recall is amazing even after enduring brain surgery in 2010.  Tom also worked as a software engineer for Microsoft.  He and his wife LeAnn are the parents of 3 children.  They now reside in Mesa, Arizona where they own and operate Rock Steady Boxing.  Enjoy Tom.Flood at Phantom Ranch in 1966Larry Stevens Grand Canyon Guide bookRandy's Rock info also found hereChrista Sadler Book, There's This River1976 low waterNY times article about that droughtGrand Canyon Private Permit InfoRock Steady BoxingPlease like, share and subscribe.Visit my Instagram @ Rivergirl Radio for photosSupport the show

00:00:00 – Introduction00:00:55 – About Tom Hansen00:02:34 – Criminal Early Releases00:08:57 – Contra Costa Human Trafficking Task Force00:12:36 – Military Equipment00:22:40 – 988 Crisis Line00:30:23 – Anti-Police Rhetoric00:34:38 – What Makes a Great Officer?00:36:41 – Neighborhood Watch00:39:46 – Police Activities League00:44:01 – Conclusion

Listen to the Q&A between Prof. Tom Hansen and author Prof. Mark Coburn as they discuss his articles “Peri-interventional Outcome Study in the Elderly (POSE) in Europe: a 30-day prospective cohort study” and “Association between benzodiazepine premedication and 30-day mortality rate. A propensity-score weighted analysis of the Peri-interventional Outcome Study in the Elderly (POSE)” found in the March 2022 issue of the EJA.

On this episode of the WTF California Podcast, we have a chat with Brentwood Police Chief Tom Hansen. We touch on everything from staffing levels, state of being a police officer to dealing with rhetoric out there. Hansen gets very direct on homeless issues and state laws that are impacting communities--Sacramento politics are in the way of actual solutions. We touch on school resource officers and their importance for school safety. Hansen explains the militarization of police and his thoughts. What is being done with safety in the parking garage in downtown Brentwood. Traffic safety and dealing with sideshows. He also highlights a recent arrest in downtown Brentwood plus more.

500 jours ensemble, c'est moins que ce que vous avez passé en notre compagnie si vous nous suivez depuis le début, mais c'est le titre du film d'aujourd'hui. Il n'est pas des moindres, car c'est le film préféré de Flore, et que Clara ne l'a pas aimé à son premier visionnage... On a piqué votre curiosité ?

Listen to the Q&A between Prof. Souhayl Dahmani and author Dr Tom Hansen as they discuss his article “Neonatal Tracheal Intubation: From Art to Evidence” found in the November 2021 issue of the EJA.

This is a story of boy meets girl, but you should know up front, this is not a love story. Join us as we navigate the 500 days that occurred after Tom Hansen meets Summer Finn in one of our favorite films of the early 2000s, (500) Days of Summer.Our InstagramOur WebsiteOur FacebookOur TikTokMusic : Hackers by Karl Casey @ White Bat AudioSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/wedontwannagrowup)

"This is a story of boy meets girl". On this week's episode we are featuring special guest Charly Williams to talk all about the ins and outs of relationships as we take a look at one of the most famous indie film relationships between the characters Tom Hansen and Summer Finn of the movie "500 Days of Summer". It's all about diving into the good, the bad, and raising the question of just how well this movie still holds up today.

In this episode Mark talks about the 2009 American romantic comedy-drama film "500 Days of Summer" directed by Marc Webb from a screenplay by Scott Neustadter and Michael H. Weber. The story of the film, as told in a nonlinear narrative structure, revolves around the recollections and the memories of Tom Hansen (played by Joseph Gordon-Levitt), a trained architect who works as a writer at a greetings card company, of his relationship with Summer Finn (played by Zooey Deschanel), the new assistant to Tom's boss Vance (played by Clark Gregg). As depicted in the film, even from the moment that they meet one another, Tom and Summer's relationship seems to be one in which they enjoy doing the same things, they enjoy listening to the same music, and they enjoy every moment of the time that they spend with one another; however, over time, Tom and Summer's relationship starts to disintegrate - because, while Tom believes that they are a couple, Summer continuously refuses to put a label on their relationship, which ultimately leads to Summer and Tom to go their separate ways. Tom takes his break up with Summer incredibly hard, but with the help of Tom's half-sister Rachel (played by Chloë Grace Moretz), and Tom's friends McKenzie (played by Geoffrey Arend) and Paul (played by Mathew Gray Gubler), as well as with the harsh light of hindsight after Tom and Summer randomly run into one another again after some time has passed, both Tom and Summer come to the realisation that, as a result of their relationship with one another, even while they were apart, both of them found themselves reevaluating their belief on love, on fate - and ultimately they come to conclusion that though two people might always have been meant meet each other unfortunately not every couple is meant to stay in a relationship with one another, because sometimes people are fated to be with someone else who and when they may least expect to find the right person for them. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/markthepoet/message

Tidligere indsat Tom Hansen reflekterer over, hvad der sker, når man lades alene med sine tanker i en fængselscelle. Desuden glimt fra troens verden. Vært: Anders Laugesen.

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Her på Orientering har vi de seneste dage afdækket omfattende og ulovlig diskrimination af gravide begået af syv store forsikringsselskaber. Og den sag får nu erhvervsministeren til at reagere. Vi taler i dagens program med erhvervsminister Simon Kollerup. Der er for lidt personale i fængslerne, og det går ud over relationen mellem ansatte og indsatte. Det har Tom Hansen oplevet, da han var indsat, og Henning Mørck ser som tillidsrepræsentant for fængselsforbundet i afdeling Sjælland at det kun bliver værre med mangel på personale og for mange vikarer. EU-landenes landbrugsministre er efter lange forhandlinger blevet enige om en reform af EUs landbrugsstøtte, der kan komme til at betyde, at en større del af de mange landbrugs-støtte-milliarder dirigeres i en mere grøn og klimavenlig retning. Det glæder fødevareminister Mogens Jensen. Og Danmarks Naturfredningsforening kalder reformudspillet bedre end frygtet. Karin Axelsson og Mariane Skovlund er dagens værter. Birgitte Gadegaard er redaktør. www.dr.dk/Orientering

10th place to visit was Kuurna, in the Kruunuhaka district of Helsinki. This restaurant has been here for a good while, but has recently been given new life by the couple taking over: Laura and Tom Hansen. Together dining out this evening with me was Petteri Heino from Intel whom I've gotten to know through a joint project where we were researching how AI is being used by Finnish companies. Petteri's approach for doing business development is merited from his history of working with a number of large American IT companies, which definitely alongside his perspective on the future of technology, made for an interesting table conversation.  This fine bistro has great character thanks to the food, but also due to the venue. Beautiful archs in the ceiling makes for romantic atmosphere, but it certainly makes for a great place to go deep in complicated business topics. The menu itself changes every 2 weeks, so no wonder they have a loyal base of customers. I actually got my first recommendation to go to Kuurna from a person who had been there more than 10 times. After the dinner, I can see why.   We got to pick between 3 starters, 3 main courses and 3 desserts. I did whitefish tartar, Salmon and coffee bean-raspberry goodness. Every single dish was flawless, as we've come to expect at any top 50 restaurant. What was striking was the way the food was presented - so beautiful while tasty.  I'd recommend this for either business lunch/dinner or romantic getaway with a flawless bistro food served in a great setting. You'll also hear a quick comment from the other co-owners of Kuurna, Laura Hansen. 

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#024: Many Seattle musicians from the 1980s punk rock scene fell into addiction and never made it out. Guitarist, user and dealer Tom Hansen survived. After over a decade of mainlining he ended up in the hospital and was near death, but he recovered, went back to school and became the well-respected writer of American Junkie: his brutally honest autobiography. WARNING: This episode contains graphic drug use, gruesome hospital scenes and grim anecdotes about Seattle rock stars who are no longer with us.

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Is it worth it? Which builder should I choose? Tom Hansen from Fischer Homes answers these questions you may be asking yourself and more.

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Welcome to Episode 21 of Navigating the Fustercluck—a podcast full of snackable insights to help you navigate the topsy/turvy world of creativity.  My name is Wegs, like eggs with a W, joining you from Deaf Mule Studios in Dallas, and we’re here for our last thoughts on mentorship… Today, you’re getting a break. A well-deserved... The post 35. A Tribute to Tom Hansen appeared first on Navigating the Fustercluck.

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Welcome to Episode 21 of Navigating the Fustercluck—a podcast full of snackable insights to help you navigate the topsy/turvy world of creativity.    My name is Wegs, like eggs with a W, joining you from Deaf Mule Studios in Dallas, and we’re here for our last thoughts on mentorship…   Today, you’re getting a break.... The post 21. Mentorship Pt. III: Tom Hansen Interview appeared first on Navigating the Fustercluck.

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On this episode, I chat with Brentwood Police Chief Tom Hansen who shares that crime was down 11% in Brentwood in 2018. He came on the podcast to talk about their upcoming Traffic Safety Campaign which has a slogan of “Obey the Sign or Pay the Fine”. We get into traffic issues, how important communication is as a police officer and Hansen shares his thoughts on social media. We then get into mental health for police officers and importance of asking for help and finding healthy ways to decompress. Hansen shares his morning routine as both a cop and police chief, while he provides advice and shares concerns for new officers entering the profession while admitting he is scared for the future of the profession.

Happy Valentine's Day! This time we tore apart the 2009 movie "(500) Days of Summer," an overly-stylized hipster attempt at an anti-romantic comedy. You can't spell parenthetical without pathetic.  This is one of the most pretentious movies in the last ten years. They bounce back and forth between timelines for no reason, make obvious literary, music, art, and film references to try and seem smart, and they even have films-within-the-film to seem clever. It also hits the annoying montage trifecta: a sadness montage, a redemption montage, and a post-coital-skipping-around-super-happy montage. Joseph Gordon-Levitt plays Tom Hansen, man-boy who works as a writer at a greeting card company, but secretly wants to be an architect, his true passion. Well, he only decides to be one when he's told to become one once by a hot chick. Zooey Deschanel play Summer Finn, a classic Manic Pixie Dream Girl who makes it perfectly clear to this dude that she doesn’t want a serious relationship, and in a sense, is the real victim of this story—even though she’s made to be a pseudo-villain. Join as we discuss how this movie is weirdly racist against Chinese people for no reason and how it's another modern movie about Los Angeles a la "La La Land" where L.A. is showed in a clean and idealized old-timey way. Tell us what you think by chatting with us (@filmsnuff) on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram, or by shooting us an email over at mailbag@filmsnuff.com. This episode is sponsored by Pariah Insurance. Visit our website at https://www.filmsnuff.com.

Conversations in Creative Evangelism: A Conversation with Tom Hansen, Poet

On today's episode of Loud & Clear, Brian Becker and Walter Smolarek and Nicole Roussell (sitting in for John Kiriakou) are joined by Peter Kuznick, a professor and director of the Nuclear Studies Institute at American University, and co-author with Oliver Stone of the book and the hit television series “The Untold History of the United States.” Donald Trump used his speech at the United Nations to lay out an aggressive agenda targeting U.S. rivals and declaring his blanket opposition to multilateralism and so-called “globalism”. While some of Trump’s remarks were met with laughter by the assembled diplomats, what does his speech reveal about his administration’s approach to securing U.S. hegemony around the world? Wednesday’s regular segment, Beyond Nuclear, is about nuclear issues, including weapons, energy, waste, and the future of nuclear technology in the United States. Kevin Kamps, the Radioactive Waste Watchdog at the organization Beyond Nuclear, joins the show. Speaking at the UN Security Council today, Donald Trump accused China of interfering in the midterm election on behalf of opponents of his administration. This is just the latest in a series of anti-China moves and statements coming from the administration. Brian speaks with David Ewing, the chair of the San Francisco chapter of the US-China People’s Friendship Association. Julie Swetnick is the third person to come forward with allegations of serious sexual harassment, assault, or violence by Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh and others he associated with. Dr. Christine Blasey Ford is slated to testify tomorrow about the sexual assault she suffered from Kavanaugh. This testimony is scheduled despite no investigation yet as requested by Dr. Blasey. Hannah Dickinson, associate professor at Hobart and William Smith Colleges and member of the Geneva Women’s Assembly, joins the show. Iran and the EU have come up with a payment system to work around the US’s sanctions against Iran and anyone doing business with Iran. This is yet another fracture of the EU and US’s relationship. Meanwhile, National Security Adviser John Bolton said in a speech that there would be hell to pay if Iran harmed the US. Medea Benjamin, an anti-war and anti-torture activist who is the co-founder of Code Pink, and whose most recent book is “Inside Iran: The Real History and Politics of the Islamic Republic of Iran.”, joins Brian. The US has imposed new sanctions on several high-ranking officials in Venezuela, including Congresswoman Cilia Flores who also is the wife of President Maduro. The New York Times also published an op-ed today called “Time for a Coup?” about overthrowing President Maduro. Chuck Kaufman, the National Co-Coordinator of the Alliance for Global Justice, joins the show.Mexico’s military arrested two police commanders for murder and the highway police chief for carrying unlicensed weapons in Acapulco. The entire police force has been disarmed and is now being investigated. Brian and John speak with Tom Hansen, the international education director of the Mexico Solidarity Network.

Hansen, who served as Pac-12 commissioner for a quarter century, discusses the addition of the Arizona schools to the conference, the attempt to add Texas in the early 1990s and what conferences might look like a decade from now.

Innovation er vejen til vækst, omsætning eller bare at fastholde det, du har - ikke mindst når konkurrencen bliver stadigt hårdere - og konkurrenterne bygger bro mellem teknologi, kunder, effektive processer og nye ideer.Der er derfor gode råd til at få gang i innovationen i denne episode af Computerworlds podcast Tech fra toppen. Gæsterne i denne episode er den erfarne og meget anvendte rådgiver Martin Kring, medstifter af Kring Group, samt Tom Hansen fra Nordic School of Co-innovation.Dine værter er Lars Jacobsen, chefredaktør på Computerworld samt Torben Ruberg, en af danmarks mest erfarne CIOs.En af dagens budskaber fra Martin Kring er blandt andet, at mange i dag taler om innovation, men at få gennemlever det på egen krop. "Der er rigtigt mange, som skriver entrepreneur på visitkortet i øjeblikket, men som kun har lavet Power Points - og aldrig risikeret nogle ting," fortæller han i podcasten og fortæller at der er behov for et strategisk skifte fra optimering til transformation og innovation.At mange virksomheder i dag gerne vil innovere, men ikke helt kommer i gang handler ifølge Martin Kring om mod:"Det handler om modet. Om hvor stor risikoappetit virksomhederne egentligt har. Hvordan arbejder man med dual growth, hvor man på en ene side optimerer med de der 5-10 procent - og samtidig går efter den eksponentielle, hvor det er gange 10. Det har mange virksomhedsledere svært ved at navigere i." "Man skal desuden være ærlig i processen og sige, at det her er et super-relevant spørgsmål - som jeg ikke har svaret på, men at vi kan finde ud af det sammen," uddyber han i podcasten og advarer mod rådgivere, som mener, at de har svar på alt.

Innovation er vejen til vækst, omsætning eller bare at fastholde det, du har - ikke mindst når konkurrencen bliver stadigt hårdere - og konkurrenterne bygger bro mellem teknologi, kunder, effektive processer og nye ideer.Der er derfor gode råd til at få gang i innovationen i denne episode af Computerworlds podcast Tech fra toppen. Gæsterne i denne episode er den erfarne og meget anvendte rådgiver Martin Kring, medstifter af Kring Group, samt Tom Hansen fra Nordic School of Co-innovation.Dine værter er Lars Jacobsen, chefredaktør på Computerworld samt Torben Ruberg, en af danmarks mest erfarne CIOs.En af dagens budskaber fra Martin Kring er blandt andet, at mange i dag taler om innovation, men at få gennemlever det på egen krop. "Der er rigtigt mange, som skriver entrepreneur på visitkortet i øjeblikket, men som kun har lavet Power Points - og aldrig risikeret nogle ting," fortæller han i podcasten og fortæller at der er behov for et strategisk skifte fra optimering til transformation og innovation.At mange virksomheder i dag gerne vil innovere, men ikke helt kommer i gang handler ifølge Martin Kring om mod:"Det handler om modet. Om hvor stor risikoappetit virksomhederne egentligt har. Hvordan arbejder man med dual growth, hvor man på en ene side optimerer med de der 5-10 procent - og samtidig går efter den eksponentielle, hvor det er gange 10. Det har mange virksomhedsledere svært ved at navigere i." "Man skal desuden være ærlig i processen og sige, at det her er et super-relevant spørgsmål - som jeg ikke har svaret på, men at vi kan finde ud af det sammen," uddyber han i podcasten og advarer mod rådgivere, som mener, at de har svar på alt.

Subscribe on iTunes    Subscribe on Stitcher   Subscribe on Google Play   Quotes Our approach to teaching a new skill is education, application and support. We start with why its important, then we apply it to practice and then from there we figure out what works and what doesn’t for each kid. We say the breath is the MVP of the mental game. We spend a lot of time on teaching it. a concept that Ken Ravizza and Tom Hansen discuss. Learn it Do it Own it We invest a lot of time learning it, but can we actually practice the skills? We need to create a practice environment that does that. Theres a difference between a jungle tiger and a zoo tiger. Whats the life of a zoo tiger like? Spoon-fed, easy and comfortable. What’s life like in the jungle? Its stressful and your survival is on the line. Now lets compare it to baseball, which one is practice and which one is the game? We need to be able to create more jungle tigers and put our players in stressful situations. There’s a lot of time to think in baseball. Your mind can be your best friend of your work enemy. It can be a weapon or a weakness.  In order to get behavior change, we have to get repetition and progression of skills. If I’m a coach and I do session in the classroom once a week, thats better than nothing. In that setting we expect the players to transfer those skills over to the field. If we only do those sessions in the classroom, we’re going to be setup for disappointment.  Resources Heads up baseball Harvey Dorfman Ken Ravizza Ben Ehrlich Taylor Stutzman 1% Better Podcast ABCA Calls from the clubhouse   Contact @MVP_Mindset Zachary.Brandon@img.com Website and Social Media sites for the show  www.aotcpodcast.com Twitter @aotc_podcast Facebook Ahead of the Curve Coaches Facebook group Instagram aotc_podcast  

Der er sang og musik i Kejser i dag, hvor Anne Kejser ser nærmere på, hvad sang og fællessang gør ved os - og det er ikke så lidt. Sang booster livsglæden, og musik kan røre ved vores følelser og have en egentlig terapeutisk funktion. Medvirkende: Peter Vuust, jazzmusiker og hjerneforsker; Marie Koldkjær Højlund, kvinden bag 'Lyden af de skuldre vi står på', forestilling på Aarhus Teater; Ida Auken, politiker; Tom Hansen, tidligere indsat. Vært: Anne Kejser.

  The world of marketing, branding and whether or not we’re telling too many stories instead of actually activating products is discussed with Tom Hansen. Explored in this episode are how the relationships between brands and consumers matter, whether traditional media still holds relevance in consumer’s hearts as it had in the past (i.e. Mad Men era), and if the GEICO Caveman advertisements were harmed by the brand extending to an actual television sitcom. Hansen talks about starting the Kane County Cougars Baseball team in the heart of Chicago within the territory of the Cubs & White Sox, yet making it successful despite critical skepticism whether the venture would work. This episode goes far beyond sports, examining how sponsorship, marketing, branding and activation tie into each other to build a greater consumer product. Twitter: @THansen30

Tom Hansen is the guest. He is the author of the memoir American Junkie and a new novel called This is What We Do. Both are available from Emergency Press. Grace Krilanovich says "There’s what people say, and then there’s what they do. The phrase will infect your consciousness, contorting and twisting itself around to take on more and more dimensions. What does it mean to act on our desires when one person’s wish fulfillment means another’s nightmare? What does it mean to be free, or to escape? At its core, This is What We Do gives us two people left with nothing, cutting close to the uncoolness of loving without fear." And Gina Frangello says "Hansen's debut novel covers even wilder, trickier ground than his memoir, American Junkie. Anti-hero James Nethery seems an ordinary, lonely man drinking Coke at the bar, until he meets "Lily," a Ukrainian prostitute, and what began as a quiet, atmospheric meditation on down-and-out expats in Paris explodes into a nonstop, genre-blending noir-crime-vigilante-political-sexy-nihilistic-almost surreal thrill ride, infused in equal measures with brutality and beauty." Monologue topics:  The Nervous Breakdown, TNB 5.0, sleeping at the mall, kid birthday parties, magicians, the end of tweets? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Does the trucking industry have the morals and ethics it takes to correct the problems with truck driver training? Will the industry step up and stop the harassment and abuse of female CDL trainees? Donna Smith hosts with special guest, Trucker Desiree to discuss solutions to the truck driving training practices. Trucker Desiree had a major role in the first Dan Rather Reports TV show, " Queen of the Road" which sent the trucking industry rocking.

News, Crosstalk, a Spotlight segment and we tweak The Stupid Knob! News: Spectra C1 Compressor XLN Audio's Addictive Drums Jars Of Clay Remix Indaba Music Crosstalk: Leo Badinella and Balance Free Eddie Kramer Video! Mike's Video Pick: Thanks to everyone that's voted for PSN at Digg.com! Spotlight: Pete Townsend's Blog The Stupid Knob: Keith Richards...in danger of typecasting? Answer To Last Week's Trivia Question: Q: In 1978, all four members of this group released solo albums simultaneously. Who were they? A: KISS! This week's winner is Jonathan Diener. Congratulations Jonathan, you're taking home a copy of Guitar and Drum Trainer courtesy of Ryan Smith over at GuitarAndDrumTrainer.com. Honorable mention goes out to Roger Linder, Kris Kleiner, Tom Hansen, Alice Bowie, Randy Gilkey, Ivan O’Donoghue, Josh Mahler, Jeff Francis, Jon Julson, Nathan Else, Doyle Hundley, Keith Sommers, Stewart McLellan, Carl Jensen, Steven Talley, Shane Hendricks and Pete Buchwald. Great job! See you next week! Tags: music recording studio home studio project studio mixing protools plugin digidesign frappr creative commons digidesign mix it like a record crysonics amazon.com big fish audio addictive drums jars of clay remix indaba music leo badinella chile cueca hemiola eddie kramer the rolling stones peter frampton david bowie led zeppelin jimi hendrix digg.com pete townsend pete townshend the beatles ringo starr glyn johns abbey road olympic studios keith richards shrek kiss cher