Podcast appearances and mentions of tom sanders

In this episode of the Engineering Influence Podcast from the American Council of Engineering Companies, we delve into the transformative journey of HDR, an employee-owned engineering firm. From its founding in 1917, HDR has evolved through various stages of ownership, culminating in a buyback in 1996 that established its current employee-owned model. Join host Jeff as he engages with a panel of esteemed guests, including Eric Keene, former CEO and current chair of HDR, Tom Sanders, senior vice president, and Aaron Slayton, Transportation Program Management Director and ESOP board member. Together, they explore the impact of employee ownership on HDR's culture, growth, and operational success. The discussion highlights the unique benefits of HDR's ESOP structure, fostering a culture of connection, collaboration, and resilience. Discover how this ownership model has influenced HDR's recruitment and retention strategies, enhanced financial literacy among employees, and guided the firm's growth and acquisition decisions. Tune in to learn how HDR's commitment to broad-based employee ownership has created a thriving environment for innovation and excellence in the engineering industry.

Aaron gives the mic to Tom Sanders of Senior Living Photography to share his tactics on how you can capture the amazing culinary creations in your community using the phone in your pocket. Trestle Tactics is sponsored by Gordon Food Service #TT9 #FoodPhotography #SeniorLiving #CulinaryArt #ChefShowcase #DiningExperience #AuthenticImagery #BrandingAlignment #VisualAppeal #ResidentSatisfaction #CommunityMarketing #PhotographyTips #SeniorCare --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tips-from-trestle/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tips-from-trestle/support

In this episode of Tips from Trestle, Aaron zooms in on food photography with Tom Sanders, a seasoned photographer and professor. Tom dishes out his expert tips for capturing mouthwatering shots of senior living community meals. From plating perfection that showcases a chefs' artistry to navigating chaotic dining room shoots, Tom unveils the delectable secrets behind his visually appetizing work. He also explores blending artistic vision with brand alignment and the delicate balance between creating stunning visuals and representing the everyday meals served to residents. Tips from Trestle Is Sponsored by: eMenuChoice Clark Pro Tom Sanders Social Media/Web https://www.linkedin.com/in/tom-sanders-b372b1139/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/senior-stock-photos/ https://www.seniorlivingphotography.com/ #TFT309 #FoodPhotography #SeniorLiving #CulinaryArt #ChefShowcase #DiningExperience #AuthenticImagery #BrandingAlignment #VisualAppeal #ResidentSatisfaction #CommunityMarketing #PhotographyTips #SeniorCare --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tips-from-trestle/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tips-from-trestle/support

In this second pick for our Gothic Romance month, we discuss the stylish and evocative Guillermo Del Toro film Crimson Peak. This movie is Del Toro's homage to the great literature and film in the genre, including Hitchcock's Rebecca, Jane Eyre, The Mysteries of Udolpho, The Monk, and the work of Mario Bava. Del Toro also brings in some of his own obsessions like insects and ghosts to put his distinctive stamp on the genre, honoring its tropes in some ways and subverting them in others to bring a fresh, modern take to the well explored plot. We discuss the amazing and complex production design by Tom Sanders, the use of color in the film to suggest contrast between characters and settings, the importance of Kate Hawley's intricate costume design, and many other facets of this brilliant and enthralling film. Light a candle, throw on your fanciest nightgown, and explore the dark corners of Allerdale Hall with us!

Tom Sanders, a long-time friend of David's and Mark's father, sits down with the guys to talk about some of his life's most interesting tales, which may include a miraculous recovery from paralysis, a chance meeting with Bobby Knight, and a tornado... Lens Plus: ⁠⁠https://podcasts.apple.com/us/channel/lens/id6443351349⁠⁠ Subscribe on Spotify: ⁠⁠https://anchor.fm/lensmedia/subscribe⁠⁠ Instagram: ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/talkorgohome/⁠⁠⁠⁠  Tik Tok: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.tiktok.com/@talkorgohome⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠  Facebook: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.facebook.com/ToGHPodcast⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠  Twitter: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://twitter.com/TalkorGo⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠  YouTube: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEEnQWQLqsOI6p3L7ptQqQQ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠  Created by Nick Wilson and Brandon Farmer  Produced by Nick Wilson  Hosted by Nick Wilson, Clint Thompson, David Murphree, & Mark Sanders Supervising Producer: Aaron Garvich Associate Producer: Coby Caswell --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lensmedia/message

What do Ernest Hemingway, lifestyle photography, and storytelling have to with senior living?! Join us for this unique episode, where we hear from Georgia-based photographer Tom Sanders. We cover: How photography is in Tom's blood — dating back to a famous photo his grandfather took of Ernest Hemingway How to help make someone feel comfortable in front of the camera Why images are a a powerful part of telling your community's story And take away the lesson that "we are going to get old, and when you can recognize that, you can live more in the now." _____________________________ Where to find us: Website: https://www.seniorlivingforesight.net LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/seniorforesight/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SeniorForesight Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seniorforesight/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/SeniorForesight Learn more about Tom: Website: https://tomsandersphoto.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tom_sanders_photography/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tom-sanders-b372b1139/    

Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: Short Remark on the (subjective) mathematical 'naturalness' of the Nanda--Lieberum addition modulo 113 algorithm, published by Spencer Becker-Kahn on June 1, 2023 on LessWrong. These remarks are basically me just wanting to get my thoughts down after a Twitter exchange on this subject. I've not spent much time on this post and it's certainly plausible that I've gotten things wrong.In the 'Key Takeaways' section of the Modular Addition part of the well-known post 'A Mechanistic Interpretability Analysis of Grokking' , Nanda and Lieberum write: This algorithm operates via using trig identities and Discrete Fourier Transforms to map x,ycos(w(x+y)),sin(w(x+y)), and then extracting x+y(modp) And The model is trained to map x,y to z≡x+y(mod113) (henceforth 113 is referred to as p) But the casual reader should use caution! It is in fact the case that "Inputs x,y are given as one-hot encoded vectors in Rp ". This point is of course emphasized more in the full notebook (it has to be, that's where the code is), and the arXiv paper that followed is also much clearer about this point. However, when giving brief takeaways from the work, especially when it comes to discussing how 'natural' the learned algorithm is, I would go as far as saying that it is actually misleading to suggest that the network is literally given x and y as inputs. It is not trained to 'act' on the numbers x, y themselves. When thinking seriously about why the network is doing the particular thing that it is doing at the mechanistic level, I would want to emphasize that one-hotting is already a significant transformation. You have moved away from having the number x be represented by its own magnitude. You instead have a situation in which x and y now really live 'in the domain' (its almost like a dual point of view: The number x is not the size of the signal, but the position at which the input signal is non-zero). So, while I of course fully admit that I too am looking at it through my own subjective lens, one might say that (before the embedding happens) it is more mathematically natural to think that what the network is 'seeing' as input is something like the indicator functions t↦1x(t) and t↦1y(t). Here, t is something like the 'token variable' in the sense that these are functions on the vocabulary. And if we essentially ignore the additional tokens for | and =, we can think that these are functions on the group Z/pZ and that we would like the network to learn to produce the function t↦1x+y(t) at its output neurons.In particular, this point of view further (and perhaps almost completely) demystifies the use of the Fourier basis. Notice that the operation you want to learn is manifestly a convolution operation, i.e. And (as I distinctly remember being made to practically chant in an 'Analysis of Boolean Functions' class given by Tom Sanders) the Fourier Transform is the (essentially unique) change of basis that simultaneously diagonalizes all convolution operations. This is coming close to saying something like: There is one special basis that makes the operation you want to learn uniquely easy to do using matrix multiplications, and that basis is the Fourier basis. Thanks for listening. To help us out with The Nonlinear Library or to learn more, please visit nonlinear.org.

Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: Short Remark on the (subjective) mathematical 'naturalness' of the Nanda--Lieberum addition modulo 113 algorithm, published by Spencer Becker-Kahn on June 1, 2023 on The AI Alignment Forum. These remarks are basically me just wanting to get my thoughts down after a Twitter exchange on this subject. I've not spent much time on this post and it's certainly plausible that I've gotten things wrong.In the 'Key Takeaways' section of the Modular Addition part of the well-known post 'A Mechanistic Interpretability Analysis of Grokking' , Nanda and Lieberum write: This algorithm operates via using trig identities and Discrete Fourier Transforms to map x,ycos(w(x+y)),sin(w(x+y)), and then extracting x+y(modp) And The model is trained to map x,y to z≡x+y(mod113) (henceforth 113 is referred to as p) But the casual reader should use caution! It is in fact the case that "Inputs x,y are given as one-hot encoded vectors in Rp ". This point is of course emphasized more in the full notebook (it has to be, that's where the code is), and the arXiv paper that followed is also much clearer about this point. However, when giving brief takeaways from the work, especially when it comes to discussing how 'natural' the learned algorithm is, I would go as far as saying that it is actually misleading to suggest that the network is literally given x and y as inputs. It is not trained to 'act' on the numbers x, y themselves. When thinking seriously about why the network is doing the particular thing that it is doing at the mechanistic level, I would want to emphasize that one-hotting is already a significant transformation. You have moved away from having the number x be represented by its own magnitude. You instead have a situation in which x and y now really live 'in the domain' (its almost like a dual point of view: The number x is not the size of the signal, but the position at which the input signal is non-zero). So, while I of course fully admit that I too am looking at it through my own subjective lens, one might say that (before the embedding happens) it is more mathematically natural to think that what the network is 'seeing' as input is something like the indicator functions t↦1x(t) and t↦1y(t). Here, t is something like the 'token variable' in the sense that these are functions on the vocabulary. And if we essentially ignore the additional tokens for | and =, we can think that these are functions on the group Z/pZ and that we would like the network to learn to produce the function t↦1x+y(t) at its output neurons.In particular, this point of view further (and perhaps almost completely) demystifies the use of the Fourier basis. Notice that the operation you want to learn is manifestly a convolution operation, i.e. And (as I distinctly remember being made to practically chant in an 'Analysis of Boolean Functions' class given by Tom Sanders) the Fourier Transform is the (essentially unique) change of basis that simultaneously diagonalizes all convolution operations. This is coming close to saying something like: There is one special basis that makes the operation you want to learn uniquely easy to do using matrix multiplications, and that basis is the Fourier basis. Thanks for listening. To help us out with The Nonlinear Library or to learn more, please visit nonlinear.org.

Link to original articleWelcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: Short Remark on the (subjective) mathematical 'naturalness' of the Nanda--Lieberum addition modulo 113 algorithm, published by Spencer Becker-Kahn on June 1, 2023 on LessWrong. These remarks are basically me just wanting to get my thoughts down after a Twitter exchange on this subject. I've not spent much time on this post and it's certainly plausible that I've gotten things wrong.In the 'Key Takeaways' section of the Modular Addition part of the well-known post 'A Mechanistic Interpretability Analysis of Grokking' , Nanda and Lieberum write: This algorithm operates via using trig identities and Discrete Fourier Transforms to map x,ycos(w(x+y)),sin(w(x+y)), and then extracting x+y(modp) And The model is trained to map x,y to z≡x+y(mod113) (henceforth 113 is referred to as p) But the casual reader should use caution! It is in fact the case that "Inputs x,y are given as one-hot encoded vectors in Rp ". This point is of course emphasized more in the full notebook (it has to be, that's where the code is), and the arXiv paper that followed is also much clearer about this point. However, when giving brief takeaways from the work, especially when it comes to discussing how 'natural' the learned algorithm is, I would go as far as saying that it is actually misleading to suggest that the network is literally given x and y as inputs. It is not trained to 'act' on the numbers x, y themselves. When thinking seriously about why the network is doing the particular thing that it is doing at the mechanistic level, I would want to emphasize that one-hotting is already a significant transformation. You have moved away from having the number x be represented by its own magnitude. You instead have a situation in which x and y now really live 'in the domain' (its almost like a dual point of view: The number x is not the size of the signal, but the position at which the input signal is non-zero). So, while I of course fully admit that I too am looking at it through my own subjective lens, one might say that (before the embedding happens) it is more mathematically natural to think that what the network is 'seeing' as input is something like the indicator functions t↦1x(t) and t↦1y(t). Here, t is something like the 'token variable' in the sense that these are functions on the vocabulary. And if we essentially ignore the additional tokens for | and =, we can think that these are functions on the group Z/pZ and that we would like the network to learn to produce the function t↦1x+y(t) at its output neurons.In particular, this point of view further (and perhaps almost completely) demystifies the use of the Fourier basis. Notice that the operation you want to learn is manifestly a convolution operation, i.e. And (as I distinctly remember being made to practically chant in an 'Analysis of Boolean Functions' class given by Tom Sanders) the Fourier Transform is the (essentially unique) change of basis that simultaneously diagonalizes all convolution operations. This is coming close to saying something like: There is one special basis that makes the operation you want to learn uniquely easy to do using matrix multiplications, and that basis is the Fourier basis. Thanks for listening. To help us out with The Nonlinear Library or to learn more, please visit nonlinear.org.

In this episode of Sports the NEMO Way we bring the Boston Celtics top 5 to the table for discussion.

My guest in this episode is Tom Sanders, the mastermind behind Senior Stock Photos, a stock photography company that provides stock photos of seniors over the age of 55. What I love most about Tom's work is that he creates authentic senior stock photos that truly celebrate aging – none of that run-of-the-mill stuff. Together, we uncover why stock photos from big box outfitters don't connect: the photographer must have a connection with their subject, and it is that connection that shines through when the target audience interacts with the photo in the senior living communities' marketing materials. No connection, no connection. Tom shares about photographing a 111-year-old woman who had been retired 40 years and written a dozen books in that timeframe. He shares tips and tricks to capturing terrific photos with your phone for use in social media marketing, and even how to make photography and videography a regular part of the activities schedule. One, two, three – SMILE!  Find Tom's work here: seniorlivingvisuals.com/ seniorstockphotos.com/ tomsandersphoto.com 

Hello and welcome to the Animation Club Podcast!This episode is a Q&A featuring Tom Sanders, Director and Founder of Tinmouse Animation Studios. Linkshttps://www.tinmouseanimation.com/Please note that these Q&As were recorded over Zoom across 2020-21 during the Covid-19 Pandemic. We apologise for any quality issues.Clips from works may have been shortened or removed.Host(s): Sam MartinEditor: Craig DallasTechnical Support: Aled ClarkAdditional Support: Tyler Jones and Steve SwindonProduced by the Animation Club at Tape Community Music and Film.

Do vegans have a right to be so smug? We're finding out whether it really is better for the environment, and our bodies, to go vegan. We speak to environmental researcher Joseph Poore, historian Prof. Connie Hilliard, anthropologist Prof. Katharine Milton, and nutrition researcher Prof. Roman Pawlak. A version of this episode originally ran in 2018; today's episode contains updated science. Check out the transcript here: https://bit.ly/vegansupdated  The episode was produced by Rose Rimler and Wendy Zukerman, along with Meryl Horn, Odelia Rubin and Kaitlyn Sawrey. Editing by Blythe Terrell and Caitlin Kenney. Fact checking by Michelle Harris and Erica Akiko Howard. Mix and sound design by Emma Munger and Bumi Hidaka. Music by Emma Munger, Bumi Hidaka and Bobby Lord. Recording assistance from Robbie MacInnes, Paul Reece, Spencer Silva, and Hady Mawajdeh. For this episode we also spoke to Connie Weaver, Nathan H. Lents, Mark Bolland, Ambrish Mithal, Marco Springmann, Mary Beth Hall, Tara Garnett, Tom Sanders, Frederick Leroy, and others. Thank you so much for your help. And a big thanks to the Zukerman family and Joseph Lavelle Wilson.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode we spoke to Tom Sanders from the band, Teleman.We spoke to Tom earlier in 2022, not long after Teleman's first full UK tour after the Covid pandemic.        We talked to Tom about his approach to songwriting, the challenges of being an entertainer and, of course, the song he wishes he wrote; a song by Sia originally released in 2016.Enjoy listening!Here is a playlist of some of the songs featured, or mentioned in the episode.https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2uXNoZOyyn2y2saZjIiacA

À quoi ressemblera le futur quartier Midi suite au nouveau PAD ? Éléments de réponse dans le face à face de Toujours + d'Actu, avec Stéphane Sonneville, CEO d'Atenor, Raphaël Rastelli, représentant des riverains du quartier Midi, et Tom Sanders, directeur du département stratégie de Perspective.brussels. 

Où en est-on dans le dossier de la Friche Josaphat, à Schaerbeek ? C'est le thème de notre face-à-face, ce jeudi. Fabrice Grosfilley recevait Michel De Herde (DéFI), échevin en charge du budget, de l'enseignement, des crèches et du parascolaire à Schaerbeek, Tom Sanders, directeur Stratégie territoriale au Bureau Bruxellois de la Planification, et Mathieu Simonson, membre du collectif "Sauvons la friche Josaphat"

Où en est-on dans le dossier de la Friche Josaphat, à Schaerbeek ? C'est le thème de notre face-à-face, ce jeudi. Fabrice Grosfilley recevait Michel De Herde (DéFI), échevin en charge du budget, de l'enseignement, des crèches et du parascolaire à Schaerbeek, Tom Sanders, directeur Stratégie territoriale au Bureau Bruxellois de la Planification, et Mathieu Simonson, membre du collectif "Sauvons la friche Josaphat"

Thomas Sanders is a photographer who shoots for a wide variety of clients, from Esquire magazine to senior living communities. A professor of photography at the Savannah College of Art and Design, Sanders is also the author of two photography books, "The Last Good War: The Faces and Voices of WWII” was published by Welcome Books in 2010.As the winner of the 2010 Foreword Reviews' Book of the Year Award for Editor's Choice Nonfiction as well as a selection of The History Book Club and The Military Book Club, this collection of portraits was called “meticulously rendered and brilliantly lit” by the Chicago Tribune. In 2020, Sanders published his second book, “Vietnam War Portraits: The Faces and Voices.”Topics of Discussion:Overview on my journey of doing films and photo shoots for senior living companiesHow to represent seniors in marketing: Some companies want realistic residents and some want seniors that are younger than their resident age demographicPhotos and films for baby boomers are going to become more modern and hip, how do boomers want to be perceived?How to pick senior stock photos?A few tips on how employees can take good social media photos of residentsThomas' Links:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tom-sanders-b372b1139/SLP Senior Living Photography: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tom-sanders-b372b1139/Senior Stock Photos: https://seniorstockphotos.com/

Clive Anderson and Emma Freud are joined by Lisa McGee, Ed Harcourt, Kiell Smith-Bynoe and Monet X Change for an eclectic mix of conversation, music and comedy. With music from Ed Harcourt and Tom Sanders.

Les comités de riverains, un atout ou un handicap pour la ville ? C'est la thématique abordée ce vendredi dans le Face à Face de Toujours + d'Actu avec Isabelle Douillet-de Pange, membre du Comité d'habitants Washington-Hector Denis-Abbaye, Tom Sanders et Mathieu Simonson

Les comités de riverains, un atout ou un handicap pour la ville ? C'est la thématique abordée ce vendredi dans le Face à Face de Toujours + d'Actu avec Isabelle Douillet-de Pange, membre du Comité d’habitants Washington-Hector Denis-Abbaye, Tom Sanders et Mathieu Simonson

"The Listening Booth officially closes out the 2020 season with a final summer vibes mix featuring electro by Bebel Gilberto and Video Age, and a summer ballad by Corey Flood. Also in the mix, new alternative from The Front Bottoms, fresh off a NJ drive-in concert, as well as a folk-rock track by Young Jesus. And join DJ RePete as he dives into the BTRtoday archives for a self-indulgent throwback set to mark his 15 years on the BTRtoday airwaves. 00:00 - Mic Break 01:06 - Rot - Allegra Krieger 04:08 - Mask of Yesterday - Deradoorian 08:04 - Baskets - Jaye Bartell 12:06 - Skydriver - Jaye Bartell 15:30 - Golden Lady Sauerkraut - Merce Lemon 16:43 - Jerk - The Front Bottoms 20:09 - Mic Break 20:54 - Heaven Or - Corey Flood 23:17 - Love Is Love - Dolly Valentine 26:45 - Go On - Dolly Valentine 29:44 - Wasted - Tomberlin 32:10 - Don't Let Me Get Away - Hey, King! 35:19 - Amy - Widowspeak 39:06 - Mic Break 39:41 - Cliché - Bebel Gilberto 43:04 - Essence - Bebel Gilberto 47:19 - That Can't Be - Video Age 50:31 - Pleasure Line - Video Age 54:05 - Steps (part 2) - Rey Pila 57:59 - Pastime - Samantha Crain 61:21 - Mic Break 61:46 - Killjoy - Anna Meredith 65:26 - Jenny - Madeline Kenney 68:58 - Double Hearted - Madeline Kenney 71:46 - Lie To Me - Morgan Harper-Jones 75:07 - Turn Your Back Around - Liela Moss 78:34 - What Do We Care - Moscoman feat. Tom Sanders, Teleman 82:22 - Hold Me Up - Bob Moses 84:29 - Mic Break 85:30 - Airwaves - Purling Hiss 86:48 - Philadelphia - Standard Fare 90:18 - Square Peg Round Hole - Wakey Wakey 92:40 - Dropkick ** - Marco Benevento 95:39 - Little Brass Bear - Rachel Goodrich 100:02 - Have You Seen My Sister Evelyn? - Evelyn Evelyn 102:12 - The Cities That You've Burned - Adam Haworth Stephens 106:26 - Burning Stars - Mimicking Birds 109:53 - Hometime - One Eskimo 114:40 - Mic Break 115:20 - (un)knowing - Young Jesus 119:30 - Finish "

The two teams for the Saturday's North v South match at Sky Stadium in Wellington have been named and as expected it will see a battle between Beauden Barrett and Richie Mo'unga.The two All Blacks first five-eighths will face off while Beauden will also be up against his brother Jordie who has been named at fullback for the South.The North side features five Blues players in the pack including number eight Hoskins Sotutu who impressed early in the Super Rugby season. Former Hurricanes pairing Beauden Barrett and TJ Perenara will link up with Aaron Smith named on the bench.Barrett's Blues teammate Rieko Ioane has been named at centre alongside Anton Lienert-Brown while the side features a dynamic back three of Caleb Clarke, Sevu Reece and Damian McKenzie.The South is dominated by Crusaders with Chiefs prop Nepo Laulala the odd one out in the tight five.The South side also have pace and skill in a back three of George Bridge, Will Jordan, Jordie Barrett with Jack Goodhue and Braydon Ennor in the centres. Brad Weber has been named at halfback inside of Mo'unga.North Head Coach John Plumtree said: "It's an exciting squad that we've picked for this special match. There's a huge amount of lot of talent in the side. There's some real power in the forwards and some speed in the backs."The North has gelled together really well this week and the players are having a lot of fun. They're really excited at the challenge against the South and certainly not lacking in any motivation. There will be a real intensity to the match with two really good teams going toe to toe," Plumtree added.The Head Coach of the South team, Brad Mooar, said the South side had some strong combinations, with additional strength and pace thrown in as well."It's always hard to pick those in the 23 and all 28 in our squad could've been selected. We have a fantastic group of men who have all made the most of this week, building relationships and having fun with each other as well as learning new things and formulating our game plan. There's been lots of good-natured banter between the teams and a lot of parochial rivalry.""The only thing missing at the stadium will be the fans and we're really disappointed we can't share the experience there with them. We know there will be a huge audience watching at home so we hope they'll enjoy what's shaping up as match for the history books," Mooar said.The teams are as follows:The North teamForwards: 1. Karl Tu'inukuafe 2. Asafo Aumua, 3. Ofa Tuungafasi, 4. Patrick Tuipulotu (captain), 5. Tupou Vaa'i, 6. Akira Ioane, 7. Ardie Savea, 8. Hoskins Sotutu.Backs: 9. TJ Perenara, 10. Beauden Barrett, 11. Caleb Clarke, 12. Anton Lienert-Brown, 13. Rieko Ioane, 14. Sevu Reece, 15. Damian McKenzie.Replacements: 16. Ash Dixon, 17. Ayden Johnstone, 18. Angus Ta'avao, 19. Scott Scrafton, 20. Dalton Papalii, 21. Aaron Smith, 22. Peter Umaga-Jensen, 23. Mitchell Hunt.The South teamForwards: 1. Joe Moody, 2. Codie Taylor, 3. Nepo Laulala, 4. Samuel Whitelock (captain), 5. Mitchell Dunshea, 6. Shannon Frizell, 7. Tom Christie, 8. Tom Sanders.Backs: 9. Brad Weber, 10. Richie Mo'unga, 11. George Bridge, 12. Jack Goodhue, 13. Braydon Ennor, 14. Will Jordan, 15. Jordie BarrettReplacements: 16. Liam Coltman, 17. George Bower, 18. Tyrel Lomax, 19. Manaaki Selby-Rickit, 20. Dillon Hunt, 21. Finlay Christie, 22. Josh Ioane, 23. Leicester Faingaanuku.

Tom Sanders, Joan Osborne en singles du jour et on découvre l’album de Biffy clyro. Bonne écoute du podcast radio rock. L’article Emission Sensation rock du mercredi 2 septembre 2020 est apparu en premier sur Sensation Rock.

"It's been a strange summer, and its fading away.  Mid August double shot vibes for your listening pleasure.  Let's get our head right with 2 hours of good indie tunes, shall we? 00:00 - DJ Drew Intro 02:33 - Pleasure Line - Video Age 06:11 - Turn Your Back Around - Liela Moss 09:42 - Burying Ground - Mark Lanegan 14:27 - Bags For Life - Ganser 19:33 - The Freshman Lettered - RJD2 23:41 - Mumbai - A Severe Joy 27:39 - Letter - DEHD 30:52 - Dealer's Choice on BTRtoday.com 31:43 - Earth To Earth - Trevor Powers 36:09 - 2166 - Trevor Powers 40:05 - Morrow - Carmen Canedo 43:20 - Vectors - Carmen Canedo 48:27 - Blurring The Lines - Permanent Collection 50:50 - Point Of No Return - Permanent Collection 53:41 - Dealer's Choice on BTRtoday.com 54:20 - What Do We Care - Moscoman feat. Tom Sanders, Teleman 58:10 - Back And Again - Moscoman 63:49 - Inverted - Helvetia 68:34 - Echo Location - Helvetia 72:44 - Breathe - Morgan Harper-Jones 76:06 - Typical - Morgan Harper-Jones 79:36 - Dealer's Choice on BTRtoday.com 80:27 - Stronger - Mavis Staples 83:39 - Quit Fucking Around - Francis Of Delirium 86:12 - Walk All Over God's Heaven - Don Bryant 90:20 - When The Silence Overtakes Us - Tourist Company 95:03 - Irrational Idol Thinking - Psychic Markers 99:57 - Until Clouds Appear - Sophia St. Helen 104:49 - Silver + Gold - Elliot Moss 108:50 - Lose Your Love - Dirty Projectors 111:39 - DJ Drew Outro 113:23 - Friends In The Floor - Swampmeat Family Band 116:33 - Finish "

"It's been a strange summer, and its fading away.  Mid August double shot vibes for your listening pleasure.  Let's get our head right with 2 hours of good indie tunes, shall we? 00:00 - DJ Drew Intro 02:33 - Pleasure Line - Video Age 06:11 - Turn Your Back Around - Liela Moss 09:42 - Burying Ground - Mark Lanegan 14:27 - Bags For Life - Ganser 19:33 - The Freshman Lettered - RJD2 23:41 - Mumbai - A Severe Joy 27:39 - Letter - DEHD 30:52 - Dealer's Choice on BTRtoday.com 31:43 - Earth To Earth - Trevor Powers 36:09 - 2166 - Trevor Powers 40:05 - Morrow - Carmen Canedo 43:20 - Vectors - Carmen Canedo 48:27 - Blurring The Lines - Permanent Collection 50:50 - Point Of No Return - Permanent Collection 53:41 - Dealer's Choice on BTRtoday.com 54:20 - What Do We Care - Moscoman feat. Tom Sanders, Teleman 58:10 - Back And Again - Moscoman 63:49 - Inverted - Helvetia 68:34 - Echo Location - Helvetia 72:44 - Breathe - Morgan Harper-Jones 76:06 - Typical - Morgan Harper-Jones 79:36 - Dealer's Choice on BTRtoday.com 80:27 - Stronger - Mavis Staples 83:39 - Quit Fucking Around - Francis Of Delirium 86:12 - Walk All Over God's Heaven - Don Bryant 90:20 - When The Silence Overtakes Us - Tourist Company 95:03 - Irrational Idol Thinking - Psychic Markers 99:57 - Until Clouds Appear - Sophia St. Helen 104:49 - Silver + Gold - Elliot Moss 108:50 - Lose Your Love - Dirty Projectors 111:39 - DJ Drew Outro 113:23 - Friends In The Floor - Swampmeat Family Band 116:33 - Finish "

“I guess this song is a kind of ‘note to self’, a reminder to stop being such a glass half empty guy”: così il nostro caro Tom Sanders presenta la canzone che chiude la scaletta di questa puntata, e a ripensarci bene, in fondo, anche questo piccolo programma è tutto una lunga, fin troppo lunga […]

Topics Discussed and Key Points: The lackluster quality of most stock photos depicting seniors What it is like to work with 80+-year-old models, including those with cognitive disabilities Why Tom incorporates stories into his photos How senior living facilities can improve their marketing by showcasing quality photos Justifying the cost of quality photoshoots for marketing purposes Rebuilding trust in senior living communities post-COVID 19 through photography   Episode Summary: In today's episode, Debbie speaks with Tom Sanders, a professor of photography at Savannah College of Art and Design and the founder of Senior Living Photography and Senior Stock Photos. He is the author of the coffee table books The Last Good War: The Faces and Voices of WWII (2010) and Vietnam War Portraits: The Faces and Voices (2020). Debbie considers Tom to be the best in the senior photography niche which, she laments, is severely lacking. She notes the oftentimes routine, inaccurate, and sometimes even silly representations of seniors in traditional stock photographs. One reason for this, addresses Tom, is that many senior living companies are unwilling to invest in high-quality photoshoots. Debbie also criticizes run of the mill photos as idealized images of prospects that lack relatability (i.e. models are often a decade or two younger than the usual senior living demographic). Tom, on the other hand, is unafraid to literally get up close and personal with the people he is trying to represent. Debbie points out that many of Tom's photos clearly display the wrinkles of his 80+-year-old models. They are posed simply, their humanity, personalities, and vulnerabilities all laid bare. Tom encourages more photography companies to take advantage of the stories that seniors have to share, so as to bring out the individuality of every single model. It is this level of care and openness that helped The Last Good War to earn the title of “Non-Fiction Book of the Year, Editor's Choice” by the Forewords Review Magazine. Companies should be willing to invest in better quality photos of their seniors the same way they are already used to spending on photos of their facility. After all, a marketer's job is to sell lifestyle, not real estate.   Check out Tom's portfolio at https://seniorstockphotos.com/ and https://www.seniorlivingvisuals.com/

Heute geht's um die Droge Zucker und die Melancholie in Zeiten des betonierten Starrsinns und der menschenverachtenden Tierliebe. Es treten auf: Joe Rogan und Gary Taubes, die Buddenbrooks, der Guardian, Christian Drosten, Harald Juhnke, Sokrates, Louis Buñuel, Loriot und der Mops Hildegard. Links zu Studien und Artikeln: Online-Artikel: https://www.healthline.com/health/food-nutrition/experts-is-sugar-addictive-drug#1 https://www.theguardian.com/society/2017/aug/25/is-sugar-really-as-addictive-as-cocaine-scientists-row-over-effect-on-body-and-brain Quelle zu Tom Sanders: https://web.archive.org/web/20120425125849/http://spinwatch.org/-articles-by-category-mainmenu-8/40-pr-industry/5353-independence-of-nutritional-information-the-british-nutrition-foundation Studien, meist aus den Online Artikeln nachrecherchiert: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-019-53430-9#Sec7 https://www.princeton.edu/news/2008/12/10/sugar-can-be-addictive-princeton-scientist-says https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/23719144/ https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/29772560 https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/30945139 https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5174153/ Folge abspielen

New Shows Sunday 4pm-6pm EST bombshellradio.comWednesday's 3am -5am EST 11am-1pmRepeats Friday 6pm-8pm EST Saturday 6am-8am EST #BombshellRadio, #melodicrock, #radioshow, #rock, #alternative, #justanothermenacesunday, #dj,#DennistheMenace, #Synthpop, #radioreplay, #today, #JESSEMALIN, #DIANE GENTILEThis Week – Episode #839 A CONVERSATION WITH JESSE MALIN & DIANE GENTILE – AND THEIR MUSICAL SANDWICH PART 1(03/29/2020)Theme SongJust Another Menace Sunday Theme (Dennis The Menace) - Mighty Six NinetyHour 1A CONVERSATION WITH JESSE MALIN & DIANE GENTILE – AND THEIR MUSICAL SANDWICH PART 1OPENING SONG: Strangers & Thieves – Jesse Malin JM & DG MUSICAL SANDWICH PART 1TOP BREAD: Motorcycle – Diane GentileLife’s A Gas – T. Rex When You’re Young – Jesse Malin Big – Fontaines. D.C. So Long, Marianne – Courtney Barnet tHigh As Johnny Thunders – Chuck Prophet I’ll Take The Rain – R.E.M.BOTTOM BREAD: Mona Lisa – Jesse MalinHour 2NEW MELODIC ROCK ‘N ROLLOPENING SONG: Hang On – Wargirl (Clouds Hill) Self Effacing – Sparks (BMG) I’m Toast – Sparks (BMG) I’m The One – Carrington MacDuffie (Self Release) Black Licorce – Peach Pit (Columbia) Potions – Daywave (Pias) A Good Song Never Dies – Saint Motel (Elektra) Apathetic Boys – Overcoats (Loma Vista) Halfway Dead – Steve Aoki feat. Global Dan & Travis Barker (Ultra) Right Around The Clock – Sorry (Domino) War – Waxahatchee (Merge)What Do We Care (Feat. Tom Sanders of Teleman) – Moscoman (Moshi Moshi) Back And Again – Moscoman (Moshi Moshi)CLOSING SONG: Toxic Eye – Choir Boy (Dais)

Joel and Steve are back with a particularly strong selection of new music, if we do say so ourselves. Here's what...Austra - 'Anywayz',JARV IS - 'House Music All Night Long',Caroline Rose - 'Nothing's Impossible',Dixie Chicks - 'Gaslighter',Julia Bardo - 'Please Don't Tell Me',Gaygirl - 'Mikkel',Islet - 'Sgwylfa Rock',Moaning - 'Make It Stop',Moscoman - 'What Do We Care' (feat. Tom Sanders),Hamilton Leithauser - 'Isabella',Methyl Ethel - 'Majestic AF',Virus - 'Chelsea',Peakes - 'On The Other Side',The 4 o'clock classic: Aretha Franklin - 'Rock Steady',Lady Gaga - 'Stupid Love',All We Are - 'Bad Advice',Bad Bunny - 'Yo Perreo Sola',Ariel Sharratt & Mathias Kom - 'Rise Up, Alexa',U.S. Girls - 'And Yet It Moves / Y Se Mueve',Hazel English - 'Combat',Muzz - 'Bad Feeling',Sytë - 'Tail Light',BTS - 'Ugh',Pottery - 'Take Your Time',PINS - 'Bad Girls Forever',Simen Mitlid - 'Weeks' (feat. Tuvaband),Adam Green - 'All Hell Breaks Loose',Yellow Brain - 'Cotton Mouth',Listen live every Saturday 3-5pm on SheffieldLive! 93.2FM and via www.sheffieldlive.orgYou can also watch an hour of music videos curated by The Breakdown on www.spacedentist.tv - daily at 7pm and midnight.

Experts have warned about the risks of vitamin B12 deficiency among vegans and recommended ways on how to get sufficient levels of the vitamin. A vegan diet is rich in fiber and low in cholesterol, but it lacks some nutrients like vitamin B12. This vitamin, which is responsible for keeping nerves and blood cells healthy, is naturally present in animal food products like meat, fish, and eggs. Despite scientific evidence linking a plant-based diet to B12 deficiency, some vegans dismiss the idea and consider it a myth. Some nutrition experts are alarmed by the matter. For one, University of Oxford professor Tim Key expressed that he is worried that some aspiring vegans lack knowledge on how to go on a plant-based diet properly. King's College London nutrition and dietetics professor Tom Sanders echoed this fear. He said that a number of people who adopt a vegan diet are unaware of the importance of getting B12. He warned that B12 deficiency caused by unbalanced diets should not be underestimated because it could lead to serious problems like anemia and nervous system damage. Professor Sanders suggests taking supplements or eating food fortified with B12 to help vegans get the required levels of the vitamin. He believes that vegan products, such as plant-based milk, should have higher vitamin B12 content. The Vegan Society, a UK-based organization, also posted ways to prevent B12 deficiency on its website. The group's recommendations include eating B12-fortified food two or three times a day. Alternatively, vegans could take at least 10 micrograms of B12 supplement daily or 2,000 micrograms of B12 supplement weekly.

Tom Sanders is a professional photographer and filmmaker with over 15 years' experience who focuses on capturing portraits of elder -- grabbing our attention and suggesting a wealth of experience in their eyes. Tom has two coffee table, photo-essay books published, one spotlighting World War II veterans, the other, Vietnam Veterans. Here he shares some tips for getting the best photos of your residents. You can see his work at www.tomsandersphotos.com.

A surprise selection in the Crusaders front row for their Super Rugby match with the Highlanders this weekend.George Bower replaces the injured Joe Moody at loosehead prop, with Harry Allen remaining on the bench.Crusaders coach Scott Robertson says Bower is a strong, versatile prop forward.There are eight changes to the Crusaders starting fifteen including a first appearance of the season for captain Sam Whitelock."Every team has to go in with confidence," says Whitelock. "They're a good pack and will be trying to build on the success they've had this year. They'll be excited by that. That's our challenge. We have to go down to their home patch."All Black Whitelock's return could hardly have come at a better time – especially with his Crusaders and national teammate Scott Barrett putting in such a busy start to the year.Barrett is due for a rest next week when the Crusaders play the Waratahs in Sydney, as is Richie Mo'unga."It's good in a couple of ways," Robertson said of Whitelock's return. "We've grown a couple of other leaders while he's been away and he's keen and energetic and as good a nick physically as he's been for a few years."When Skip first said he'd be away you think 'well, how are we going to deal with it' because he's been a big part of our success but he's been working behind the scenes and he comes back with great energy."Whitelock said his priority would be to get through as many minutes as he can, adding that he felt the toll of a busy year while with the All Blacks in November."I felt in a pretty good space but lacked a little bit of that last five or 10 per cent especially in those first couple of steps out of a breakdown or getting off the ground," he said. "If you take that away for a player that can be frustrating but it's in the past now and I'm pretty happy."Crusaders team to play Highlanders at Forsyth Barr Stadium on Saturday, kick-off 7.35pm is: 15 David Havili, 14 Braydon Ennor, 13 Jack Goodhue, 12 Ryan Crotty, 11 George Bridge, 10 Richie Mo'unga, 9 Bryn Hall, 8 Whetu Douglas, 7 Matt Todd, 6 Jordan Taufua, 5 Sam Whitelock, 4 Scott Barrett, 3 Owen Franks, 2 Codie Taylor, 1 George Bower.Reserves: 16 Andrew Makalio, 17 Harry Allen, 18 Michael Alaalatoa, 19 Quentin Strange, 20 Tom Sanders 21 Ere Enari, 22 Brett Cameron, 23 Will Jordan.

Strategic savings is an essential part to accumulating wealth. CPA Hunter Satterfield sits down with Tom Sanders, partner at Cain Watters and Associates, to talk about strategically saving through tax-deferred vehicles. Submit your questions or comments for Hunter at cainwatters.com/wealthpodcast.

LISTEN TO MARK PLUMMER TALK WITH MARTIN DEVLIN ABOVEThey came in their thousands to Eden Park, braved the heavy rain which began halfway through the first half, and were rewarded with an extra-time classic – Auckland winning their first national provincial title since 2007 at the end of an extraordinary 100-minute match.This Mitre 10 Cup premiership final, enjoyed to the fullest by a crowd of 20,130 who took advantage of the free entry, was in danger of being a procession as Canterbury had seemingly grabbed Auckland by the scruff of the neck in the first half.That Auckland turned it around was a credit to their resilience, composure and defence. Canterbury, targeting their 10th title win in 11 years, played their part too but they couldn't crack the blue and whites when it mattered and the emotional celebrations when the final whistle finally blew showed exactly what it meant to home side.The competition pace-setters had done it. Coach Alama Ieremia had warned his side that this would be easily their toughest match of the season and it certainly was that.The visitors had gone to a good lead thanks to a penalty try from a collapsed maul – which resulted in a yellow card for Akira Ioane - and a nicely-worked one for new All Black George Bridge who went in under the posts.It was apparently game over, the Canterbury machine doing what it does best.And yet, Auckland, who lost loosehead prop Sam Prattley to a head injury after five minutes, refused to yield. Ieremia talked during the week of bringing the respect back in terms of rugby in this city and here it was proof positive.Auckland coped superbly with Ioane's absence, scored a try through midfielder Tumua Manu in virtually their only attack of the first half and then completely turned the tables and a 20-7 halftime deficit in the second half - a superbly-converted Caleb Clarke try 10 minutes from regular time allowing them to draw level at 26-all.Ioane, a force of nature again at No8, and Faiane were the instigators but Auckland had heroes across the park as they completely changed the rhythm of the match, and, roared on by an increasingly vocal crowd, did the seemingly impossible.Tries for Ioane and Jordan Trainor put Auckland to within seven points before Clarke's try in the left corner and Harry Plummer's extraordinary conversion from the sideline.Watching from the sidelines was Plummer's father Mark, the team's physiotherapist. He told Martin Devlin that any dad wishes their kids well when they play."Every single kick that Harry takes, it's heart in the mouth sort of stuff. There's a bit of pride, a bit of fear, a bit of love and a bit of hope."Auckland should have nailed it in the final seconds as they piled on the pressure only to cough it up at the end and the match went into 20 minutes of extra time, with replacement prop Mike Soseni-Feagai's converted try cancelling out Tom Sanders' for Canterbury to lock the score at 33-all after the first 10 minutes.In the end it was a try for replacement halfback Leon Fukofuka, over for the seven-pointer with the game clock reading 93 minutes, which broke the deadlock, and Auckland hung on for a famous victory.Auckland 40 (Tumua Manu, Akira Ioane, Jordan Trainor, Caleb Clarke, Mike Soseni-Feagai, Leon Fukofuka tries; Harry Plummer 5 cons)Canterbury 33 (George Bridge, Tom Sanders, penalty try; Brett Cameron 4 pens, 2 cons)Halftime: Canterbury 20-7

Do vegans have a right to be so smug? This week we find out whether it really is better for the environment, and our bodies, to go vegan. We speak to environmental researcher Joseph Poore, historian Prof. Connie Hilliard, anthropologist Prof. Katharine Milton, and nutrition researcher Prof. Roman Pawlak. Check out the transcript right here: http://bit.ly/2OeFye7 Selected references: Joseph’s study comparing 40,000 different farmsConnie’s paper comparing countries that consume more or less dairyA big review of calcium intake and fracture riskThis report on the influence of the dairy industryKatie’s paper on the evolution of meat-eatingRoman’s work rounding up studies on a vitamin deficiency Credits: This episode was produced by Rose Rimler with help from Wendy Zukerman, along with Meryl Horn and Odelia Rubin. Our senior producer is Kaitlyn Sawrey. We’re edited by Blythe Terrell and Caitlin Kenney. Fact checking by Michelle Harris. Mix and sound design by Emma Munger. Music by Emma Munger and Bobby Lord. Recording assistance from Robbie MacInnes, Paul Reece, Spencer Silva, and Hady Mawajdeh. For this episode we also spoke to Connie Weaver, Nathan H. Lents, Mark Bolland, Ambrish Mithal, Marco Springmann, Mary Beth Hall, Tara Garnett, Tom Sanders, Frederick Leroy, and others. Thank you so much for your help. And a big thanks to the Zukerman family and Joseph Lavelle Wilson. 

Excitingly, the pilot episode of Rex Factor: The Animated Show (crowdfunded by our wonderful listeners) is soon to be released! Ahead of the show's release on 12 September, we spoke to Tom Sanders and Mike Foster of Tinmouse Animation about how this all came about and the process of making the animation. We also reveal the details for the episode's official premiere, which will take place on 29 September 2018 at the King Richard III Visitor Centre in Leicester. There are free tickets available for anyone to attend, so if you want to be in the audience then sign-up at the address below: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/rex-factor-the-animated-show-premiere-tickets-49424181056

Three-time HS State Championship coach, 25-year NCAA veteran and basketball luminary, Mike Jarvis. Mike Jarvis played on Rindge Technical High School’s 1962 Class A Championship (East Massachusetts) team. Today, he’s a member of the Cambridge High School, Massachusetts Coaches, New England Coaches Association and George Washington University Hall of Fame. However, Mike’s storied life in basketball almost didn’t happen. As a sophomore at Northeastern University, he quit the team – deciding to work for his father and brother’s fish-and-chip shop – before his brother convinced him to return to Northeastern and apologize to his coach, Dick Dukeshire. Given a second chance, it wasn’t long before Mike knew that his calling was as a basketball coach. We discuss Mike’s memories of working at Northeastern with future great, Jim Calhoun, followed by a move to Harvard, alongside eight-time NBA Champion of the Boston Celtics, Tom Sanders. Whilst working with Harvard’s varsity team, it wasn’t uncommon for one of Mike’s idols, the all-time great, Red Auerbach, to watch the team practice. In the mid-1970s, a Jamaican teenager moved to Massachusetts. His name? Patrick Ewing. Mike and Patrick didn’t know it at the time, however, soon enough their lives would be linked forever. A few year later, Mike was appointed head coach of his (high school) alma mater (Cambridge Rindge and Latin School – renamed from Rindge Technical, following a merger). In a stunning run of success, Ewing led Cambridge to three-consecutive state championships (1979-1981), amassing a remarkable 77-1 record during that span. Mike was named Massachusetts HS Coach of the Year in each of those three seasons. Our conversation continues, as we discuss the rest of Mike’s life in basketball. In 1985, he commenced what would be a 25-season run (between 1986 and 2014) as head coach at Division 1 NCAA schools; Boston University (1985-86 – 1989-90), George Washington (1990-91 – 1997-98), St. John’s (1998-99 – 2003-2004) and Florida Atlantic (2008-09 – 2013-14). Mike led three universities to the NCAA Tournament, making nine appearances in all. We talk about George Washington’s famed (1993) Sweet Sixteen match-up versus Michigan’s ‘Fab Five’ and the Red Storm’s (1999) journey to the Elite Eight. Mike shares a great story about the 1981 McDonald’s HS All-American Game, where his son, Mike Jarvis Jr., played a crucial role as his (young) assistant, plus, we cover Mike’s post-coaching life and so much more. This is a wide-ranging conversation that I’m sure you’ll enjoy. Links discussed (include): * Patrick Ewing – high-school sensation * George Washington versus The Fab Five (1993 – Sweet Sixteen) * St. John’s versus Ohio State (1999 – Elite Eight)   People mentioned in this episode, include: Bill Russell, Adrian Branch, Michael Jordan, Bill Wennington, Chris Mullin, John Thompson, Yinka Dare, Rumeal Robinson, Chris Webber, Juwan Howard & Jalen Rose.   Editor's note: sign-up for the monthly newsletter - receive exclusive details on upcoming podcast episodes and future, high-profile guests to appear on the show. I appreciate all feedback, FB Page 'Likes' and iTunes ratings / reviews. Follow: Facebook | Twitter | Google+ Subscribe: iTunes | Stitcher | Newsletter | RSS | Website Feedback: e-mail (audio welcome) | Voicemail

Today we have Tom Sanders Founder of Our Pampered Home. They were ranked among the Top 100 sellers overall on Amazon and have had over 212,756 reviews. They have had year over year growth of over 40% for the past 12 years and have grown into one of the top online retailers. Here’s a glimpse of what you’ll learn: [0:40] Jeremy introduces his guest, Tom Sanders. [1:30] What are some of the benefits of being hidden? [4:00] Tom talks about challenges they faced in the beginning. [12:00] Mistakes to avoid. [15:00] How Tom and his team’s approach has changed over time. [18:00] The decision making process in the business today. [21:00] Biggest mistakes made and lessons learned. [25:00] What it takes to increase sales. [32:00] Tom talks about watching his parents run a business. [36:00] Working at a cassino helped Tom build his business. [41:00] How Tom built the business. [46:00] Selling your own brand vs. selling other known brands. [49:00] Software and tools Tom and his team use. [51:00] Adapting from customer feedback. [55:30] Expanding to new categories. [1:02:00] How to stand out in a competitive category. [1:08:00] Why it’s important to diversify. [1:13:00] Chad and Tom’s competitive relationship. [1:21:00] Other platforms for ecommerce sellers to check out. [1:28:00] You don’t have to reinvent the wheel - designing a website. [1:33:00] Providing great customer service. [1:38:30] Dealing with mistakes. [1:40:30] The next phase for Our Pampered Home. [1:43:00] Products that perform really well. [1:46:30] Action steps on how to grow your ecommerce business. [1:50:30] The proudest moment in business for Tom. [1:55:00] Hom Tom’s wife has impacted the company. In this episode… What does it take to build a growing and thriving ecommerce business? Does it require luck, business acumen, large startup capital, or a combination of all three? On this episode of Inspired Insider, you’ll hear from ecommerce expert, Tom Sanders. Tom opens up about how sellers like you can get started in the ecommerce industry, lessons he’s learned along the way, what mistakes to avoid, why it’s important to provide high-quality customer service and much more! You don’t want to miss out on Tom’s helpful advice and insight that could be just the motivation you need to get your idea off the ground. Make sure to catch this episode! How do you increase sales and see massive growth on a regular basis in the ecommerce industry? Does it come down to having the perfect product or is there more to it than that? On this episode of Inspired Insider, Tom Sanders explains why his company has seen the growth in sales they’ve enjoyed year after year. According to Tom, the primary reason they continue to see sales growth is due to their large catalog of products. But it’s not just about having lots of products available, Tom says that it’s important to have a cohesive catalog and not just random products that you’ve grouped together. If you’d like to hear Tom expand on this subject and more - don’t miss this episode! Who has made a huge impact on your journey toward success? Were you fortunate enough to have a formal mentor or did you get the opportunity to work for a stellar company or boss who made a positive impression on your mindset and outlook? On this episode of Inspired Insider, you’ll hear from Tom Sanders as he shares how watching his parents run a business while he was a child contributed to his formation as a businessman later in life. What lessons can you learn from Tom’s story? Who will you impact as you grow your business and expand your influence? Listen to this episode to learn more! If you are going to venture into the ecommerce industry, it’s vital that before too long, you establish your own website to grow your own brand and build your business from there. But what does that even look like? How do you build an easy to use and efficient website from scratch? On this episode of Inspired Insider, you’ll hear from Tom Sanders as he retells his journey of developing and launching his company’s website. Tom explains that the journey wasn’t easy and they have had to make modifications along the way but the decision to build their own platform for their brand has led them to increased growth and success. Find out more from Tom’s story on this informative episode! If you were to list out the essential ingredients of building a thriving business, what would you include? Would you say a popular product is necessary? What about a successful business background? On this episode of Inspired Insider, Tom Sanders walks through the one component that he says is a MUST for building a successful business. Tom explains that high-quality customer service is the one piece that every business leader should aim to incorporate into their startup. Don’t underestimate the power of building a reputation as a reliable place for above average customer service! Find out more about this subject and much more from Tom on this episode! Resources Mentioned on this episode Our Pampered Home Google Chrome Microsoft Excel Microsoft Outlook Channel Advisor Skubana Jet Ebay NewEgg Sponsor for this episode This is part of the Skubana Ecommerce Mastery Series where top Sellers and Experts teach you what really works to boost your ecommerce business. Skubana is a software platform to manage your entire ecommerce operation. ****************** Rise25 is where entrepreneurs of 6,7, and 8 figure businesses come together live and in person every few months to solve their biggest business challenges through this high-level Mastermind group. Each member leaves each week with lifelong friendships and actionable steps to take their business to the next level. Check out Rise25.com - a group run by myself and co-founder John Corcoran. Rise 25 is application only.

  Today we have Tom Sanders, founder of Our Pampered Home. They were ranked among the Top 100 sellers overall on Amazon and have had over 212,756 reviews. Our Pampered Home has experienced year over year growth of over 40% for the past 12 years and has grown into one of the top online retailers. Here’s a glimpse of what you’ll learn: [0:42] Jeremy’s introduction to his guest, Tom Sanders. [1:40] Tom talks about the best selling products and trends he’s seen. [5:00] Tips to increase eCommerce sales and business success. [9:20] The proudest moment for Tom in business. [13:30] The impact that Tom’s wife has had on the business. In this episode… You’ve heard the old adage, “Work hard, play hard.” It may sound kind of funny but many successful professionals know that in order to keep the momentum going in business you have to know what your personal reward will be. What are you working toward? What will you treat yourself to once you’ve hit your goal? On this episode of Inspired Insider, you’ll hear from business leader Tom Sanders. Tom is convinced that one of his best practices in business is this habit of allowing himself to enjoy a nice reward when he hits certain goals and milestones. If you’d like to hear more of Tom’s story, make sure to listen to this episode! When you set out to build a career, it’s helpful to keep a large view of what really matters. Success can come and go in waves or cycles so it’s important to determine before you get too far down one path if this course is really one you want to be committed to. Entrepreneur Tom Sanders decided early on when he started his company Our Pampered Home that the e-commerce industry was a place where he wanted to pour his time and energy into. Because he and his wife had decided this at the beginning, it made their difficult moments in business easier to handle. Tom wants every business leader to sit down and have that moment for themselves and really decided if what they are doing is really worth through all the ups and downs life will throw their way. To hear Tom speak on this topic in further detail, make sure to catch this episode of Inspired Insider! What is it that allows certain business leaders to succeed? What are some inside tips and insights that YOU can take away and apply to your professional career today? On this episode of Inspired Insider, Tom Sanders share one key insight that he believes fuels the success of his company, Our Pampered Home. Tom points to the practice of staying organized as being one of the best practices he and his team implement to achieve their goals of success. Tom believes that staying organized allows his team the freedom to think big because they aren’t bogged down with clutter, both literally and figuratively. If you’d like to hear more about Our Pampered Home and Tom’s story - don’t miss this episode! Some of the best leaders and companies in the marketplace today exist because someone told them they would never succeed. There’s something about hearing that voice of doubt and suspicion that IGNITES something powerful in certain leaders like Tom Sanders. If you want to see people like Tom succeed, the best thing to do is to tell them they NEVER will - then they will do everything in their power to prove you wrong. It can be incredibly encouraging to hear from leaders like Tom who push through those voices of doubt to grab a hold of success. Get fired up by listening to Tom’s story today on this episode of Inspired Insider! Resources Mentioned on this episode Our Pampered Home’s website: ourpamperedhome.com Our Pampered Home’s Facebook page: facebook.com/Our-Pampered-Home Our Pampered Home’s Twitter page: twitter.com/ourpamperedhome Sponsor for this episode This is part of the Skubana Ecommerce Mastery Series where top Sellers and Experts teach you what really works to boost your ecommerce business. Skubana is a platform to manage your entire ecommerce operation.

Welcome to Sounds & Sons March Podcast and this month we have a very special guest. Tom Sanders from hip band Teleman joins us with tasty tunes of his own, as well as our unpredictable mix of music new and old from across the globe. Enjoy some krautrock, country, spoken word, acid house, Romani, Tropicália, blues, gospel and more.1. John Betjeman - Business Girls2. Lost in Paradise - Caetano Veloso3. Love Of Life Orchestra - That Hat4. Faust - Jennifer5. Toni Iordache - Foaie Verde Gladior Si Hora Boldenilor6. Borusiade - Jeopardy7. Bullion - My Lar8. Choir of Young Believers - Cloud Nine9. Teleman - Dusseldorf10. John Tejada + Tin Man - Diamond Lanes11. Johnny Cash - Loading Coal12. This Heat - SPQR13. Houston Stackhouse - Cool Water Blues14. Abraham Brody - Teka Saule15. Hall Negro Quartet - I’ve Heard Of A City Called HeavenDownload herehttp://www.soundsandsons.com/music/SoundsAndSons/podcast/Episodes-2016/SaSpodcast-201603.mp3

Playlist: Brian Charette- Late Night Tv,Tom Sanders & the Hornets- Ruff Life, Jr. Krauss & the Shakes- Trip On Out, Dave Keller- 17 Years, Roxy Perry- You Cried For Me, Delta Generators- Canebrake, Joe Louis Walker- Lyin’ In The Name Of Love, John Fries & the Heat -Technicolor You, Eliot Lewis- Determination, Johnny Rawls- Back In Your Arms, Curley Taylor- Just You, Frank Viele & the Manhattan Project- Try, Petey Hop & the Levee- My God, Mike Crandall Band- Just Livin’ The Blues, Brent Johnson & the Call Ups- Meet Me In The Bottom, Johnny Sansone- Sinking Ship, Tommy Malone- Home, Truck Stop Troubadours- 18 Wheels, Lisa Mann- Kings Of Black Gold, Diane Blue- Don’t Stop, Mojomatics- Soy Baby.

Playlist: Brian Charette- Late Night TV, Neal Vitullo & the Vipers- Pipeline, Nucklebusters Blues Band- Too Many Drivers, Ryan Hartt & the Blue Hearts- Love At First Sight, Easy Baby- My Life Is Ruined, Spampinato Brothers-Come On,Come On, Aaron Williams & The Hoodoos- Devil’s Playground, So-Cal Rocket Dynamics- The Girl Of My Dreams, Roxy Perry- Back In Bluesville, Curley Taylor- Free Your Mind, Jeremiah Johnson Band w/The Sliders, The Superpowers-Revival Time, John Fries- Traveling Home, Joe Louis Walker- Rainy Night, Delta Generators- Too Many Cooks, Joe Krown Trio- St. James Infirmary, Mikey Junior- Travelin’ South, Mikey Junior- Morning On My Way, Tom SAnders & the Hornets- Deja Voo, Jr Krauss & the Shakes- Big Big Lovin’, Mojomatics- Soy Baby.

Playlist: Brian Charette-Late Night Tv, Danny Draher- Li’l Girl, Max Creek- Love Makes You Lose Your Mind, Mike Crandall Band-20 Miles, Shaka & the Soul Shakers-Mr. Levy’s Grave, Spampinato Brothers-My Mother’s Mother’s Day Card, Tom Sanders & the Hornets-New World Order, Lisa Mann-Til The Wheels Come Off, Diane Blue & Roberto Morbioli- I Will Fly, Dave Keller-Steppin’ Out, Joe Louis Walker-Blues Of The Month Club, Delta Generators-Hard River To Row, Roxy Perry-That Night In Memphis, Curley Taylor-It’s Alright, Cyril Neville-Blues Is The Truth, Neal Vitullo & the Vipers- The Man With The Wicked Wandering Eye, Ryan Hartt & the Blue Hearts-Real Prince Charming, Jr. Krauss & the Shakes-Lake West Blues, Nucklebuster Blues Band-Chicago Bound, Easy Baby-Meet Me, Mojomatics- Soy Baby.

Playlist: Brian Charette- Late Night TV, Paul Gabriel- Devil’s Daughter, Jeff Pitchell- Whiskey River, Lustre Kings-Tell Me Why, Christine Ohlman & Rebel Montez- Love Make You Do Stupid Things, Miss Tess-People Come Here For Gold, Ryan Hartt & the Blue Hearts- Dartboard, Nucklebuster Blues Band- Just Like A Woman, Easy Baby- Black Rat, Jr. Krauss & the Shakes- Nocturnal, JW Jones- You Got Caught, JW Jones- In A Song, Spampinato Brothers- Baby Oh Baby, Tom Sanders & the Hornets- Green Light, Roxy Perry- Crooked Path, Honey Island Swamp Band- Josephine, Lisa Mann- Surrender To The Blues, Dave Keller- One More Time, Neal Vitullo & the Vipers- Get Out Of My Life Woman, Max Creek- You Let Me Down Again, Mojomatics- Soy Baby.

Playlist: Jeff Pitchell & Texas Flood- One Day Away, Paul Gabriel- Roomful Of Blues, John Bailey-I’m A Free Man, Ryan Hartt & the Blue Hearts-Rock All Night, Popa Chubby-Smugglers Game, Alexis P. Suter-Climbing On Up The Mountain, Shawn Holt & the Teardrops-Please Don’t Dog Me, Tom Sanders & the Hornets-New World Order, Brent Johnson-Don’t Make A Sound, Gracie Curran & the High Falutin’ Band-Take You With Me, Anni Piper-Highway Time, Cyril Neville-Working Man, Cheryl Arena-Blow My Blues Away, Roxy Perry-Don’t You Worry, The Superpowers- Revival Time, Devon Allman/Samantha Fish-Stop Draggin’ My Heart Around, X Y Eli Red Shoes, mojomatics-Soy Baby.

Black-Eyed & Blues Show 120 Air Date 11 Dec 2013 Playlist: Tas Cru- Brand New Shoes, Christine Ohlman & Rebel Montez- Everybody’s Got A Heartache, Mike Crandall Band- So Many Times, Max Creek- Angel of My Mind, Roxy Perry- Whole Dog, Damon Fowler- You Go Your Way, Shaka & the Soul Shakers- Mr. Levy’s Grave, The Mighty Soul Drivers- Everywhere You Go, Alexis P. Suter- Hole That I’m In, Tom Sanders & the Hornets- Holiday, Ryan Hartt & the Blue Hearts- Real Prince Charming, Cyril Neville- Swamp Funk, Anni Piper- If You Be My Baby, Gracie Curran & the High Falutin’ Band-Even With The Rain, XY Eli- Something Else On My Mind, The Superpowers- S.L.D.R. Devon Allman- Turn Off The World, Jeff Pitchell & Texas Flood- Whiskey River, Mojomatics- Soy Baby. Feed Our Friends Contest: There was no winner in our Feed Our Friends Contest this week . To win a $100 gift card from Black-Eyed Sally’s in Hartford simply send us an 8-15 second video about why you want the gift card. Send your videos to music@onthehorn.com and you are in the running. Good luck next week!! Black-Eyed News: A lot of really interesting stuff in the news this week. First up the Grammy Nominees for Best Blues Album are in and they are: Remembering Little Walter Billy Boy Arnold, Charlie Musselwhite, Mark Hummel, Sugar Ray Norcia & James Harman Label: Blind Pig Records Cotton Mouth Man James Cotton Label: Alligator Get Up! Ben Harper With Charlie Musselwhite Label: Stax Seesaw Beth Hart & Joe Bonamassa Label: J&R Adventures Down In Louisiana Bobby Rush Label: Deep Rush Records My guess is that it will go to James Cotton but I have heard the Charlie Musselwhite/ Ben Harper album and it’s great. http://www.americanbluesscene.com/2013/12/grammy-nominees-for-best-blues-album/ The guitar that Bob Dylan plugged in when he famously went electric at the 1965 Newport Folk Festival sold at auction Friday for a record $965,000. Christie’s auction house did not immediately identify the absentee buyer of the sunburst Fender Stratocaster. The instrument went for the highest price ever paid for a guitar at auction, Christie’s said. The festival performance cemented Dylan’s move from acoustic folk to electric rock ‘n’ roll. Now viewed as a defining moment that irrevocably changed American music, the raucous, three-song electric set at the Rhode Island festival was met with boos from some in the crowd, and folk purists saw Dylan as a traitor and a sellout. The presale estimate by Christie’s for the guitar, which was sold with its original black leather strap and Fender hard shell case, was $300,000 to $500,000. The previous record for a guitar sold at auction was held by Eric Clapton’s Fender, nicknamed “Blackie,” which sold at Christie’s for $959,500 in 2004. http://www.americanbluesscene.com/2013/12/bob-dylans-guitar-fetches-nearly-one-million-dollars-at-christies-auction/ The Kennedy Center’s annual gala this year honored Herbie Hancock, Billy Joel, Carlos Santana, Shirley Maclaine and opera star Martin Arroyo. There are lots of great performances or the show and is set to be aired on CBS on December 29th. http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/kennedy-center-honors-santana-billy-joel-and-herbie-hancock-20131209 Larry Lisk – St. Petersburg, Florida Now in his 16th year hosting Mo Blues Monday on Tampa’s WMNF 88.5 FM, a 70,000-watt community radio station, Larry Lisk has made his show the definitive place for west-central Florida blues lovers to get their weekly fix of music, information, and commentary. On the show, Lisk emphasizes the diversity of the blues, from its roots to classic blues to current performers. Introducing new artists to his faithful audience is a show mainstay, along with the popular Blues Goodie Bag, which has put more than 1,200 CDs, tickets and other blues-related items in the hands of his listeners. When not on the air, Lisk is the emcee for area festivals such as the Tampa Bay, Clearwater, and Sarasota blues festivals, and can generally be found where blues music is playing. In addition, he was a co-founder of the Suncoast Blues Society and served as president from 1997 to 2005. Congrats Larry!! http://bluesmusicmagazine.com/blues-news-12-3-13/ The New Yorker had a tremendous article about the Wrecking Crew who were the session musicians that played on all of the great recordings of the 60’s to include: Crystals (“He’s a Rebel”), Jan and Dean (“Surf City”), Paul Revere and the Raiders (“Kicks”), Simon and Garfunkel (“Bridge Over Troubled Water”), the Association (“Windy”), the Mamas and the Papas (“California Dreamin’ ”), Frank Sinatra (“Strangers in the Night”), the Monkees (“Last Train to Clarksville”), Herb Alpert (“A Taste of Honey”), Nancy Sinatra (“These Boots Are Made For Walkin’ ”), or Sonny and Cher (“Bang Bang”)—not to mention the “Batman” theme, the “Mission: Impossible” theme, the “Hawaii Five-O” theme, or the “Born Free” theme—then you’ve heard the Wrecking Crew. When producers called musicians, these were the musicians who got called first. I put the link to the article in this week’s write up http://www.newyorker.com/online/blogs/culture/2013/12/the-session-musicians-who-dominated-1960s-pop.html?mobify=0 Blues In The Area: 12/12 THURSDAY Johnny Winter / James Montgomery - Olde Mistick Village Arts Cinema (8:30pm) - Mystic, CT Popa Chubby - Theodores' (8pm) - Springfield, MA The Balkun Brothers - The Hungry Tiger (9pm) - Manchester, CT 12/13 FRIDAY Joe Louis Walker - The Iron Horse (7pm) - Northampton, MA Duke Robillard - Chan's (8 & 10pm) - Woonsocket, RI EasyBaby - La Boca - Middletown, CT The Mighty Soul Drivers - Smokin' Spokes (9pm) - Canton, CT Mike Law & the Playboys - Black-eyed Sally's (9pm) - Hartford Wildcat O'Halloran - Theodores' - Springfield, MA The Danny Draher Band - The Pulaski Club (8:30pm) - New Britain, CT Johnny & the East Coast Rockers - The Knickerbocker Cafe (8pm) - Westerly, RI Jr. Krauss & the Shakes / Trinity College Quirks - Bridge St. Live (8pm) - Collinsville, CT 12/14 SATURDAY Johnny Winter - Mill Street Brews - Southbridge, MA Savoy Brown - The Narrows Center for the Arts - Fall River, MA Jeff Pitchell - Black-eyed Sally's (9pm) - Hartford Albert Cummings - Chan's (8 & 10pm) - Woonsocket, RI The Tom Sanders Band - Donovan's Reef - Branford, CT Shaka & the Soulshakers - Sam the Clam's - Southington, CT Brandt Taylor - NY Pizza (7pm) - Plainfield, CT The Dave Keller Band - Theodores' - Springfield, MA 12/15 SUNDAY Memphis Bound Fundraiser - The Pine Loft (2pm) - Berlin, CT To help send CT Blues Society Solo/Duo Challenge winners to Memphis for the Blues Foundation's International Challenge with: Bill Shaka & Tony C. Dan Stevens Mike Law The Balkun Brothers Rich Badowski w/Shawn Leonard and more surprise guests Blues Jam w/The Cobalt Rhythm Kings - Cafe Nine (8pm) - New Haven, CT Black-Eyed Sally’s Weekly Rundown: Wednesday Dec 11 Blues Open Mic hosted by Tommy Whalen Friday Dec 13 Mike Law & the Playboys Saturday Dec 14 Jeff Pitchell & Texas Flood Monday Dec16 Monday Night Jazz featured performer Steve Davis Tuesday Dec 17 Mike Palin’s Other Orchestra I hope to see you out and about this week but if not please continue to support live music wherever you are. https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/id502316055

Playlist Show 69:Tas Cru- All Good, Christine Ohlman & Rebel Montez-Born To Be Together, Rich Badowski Blues Band- Hooray Hooray, Joh Fries & the Heat- Another Love, Daphne Lee Martin & Raise The Rent- Rosalita, Bad Rooster-Low Down Dirty Dog, Jeff Pitchell & Texas Flood-Magic Eyes, Tom Sanders & the Hornets-Ruff Life, Mojomatics- Soy Baby. Download to iTunes: Brian T. Lee and the Black-Eyed and Blues Music Hour

PLAYLIST: Reverend Raven & the Chain Smokin' Altar Boys-Shake Your Boogie, Reverend Raven & the Chain Smokin' Altar Boys-Looking For Love, Daphne Lee Martin & Raise the Rent- Old Guitar, Jeff Pitchell- Hard Money,Tom Sanders & the Hornets-Crazy 8's, John Fries & the Heat- We can Lie, Forward Motion- I'll Understand, Tas Cru- Can't Get Over Blues. Mojomatics- Soy Baby. Download to iTunes: Brian T. Lee and the Black-Eyed and Blues Music Hour

PLAYLIST: Michael Packer Blues Band- Texas Blues, The Mighty Soul Drivers- Good Time Charlie, Tas Cru- Prophet of Lynchburg, Daphne Lee Martin & Raise the Rent- Nostradamus, Tom Sanders & the Hornets- Trembler, Reverend Raven & the Chain Smoking Altar Boys-Like Wolf, David Foster-Bring it on Home, Lucky Peterson- It's Your Thing, Soy Baby- Mojomatics.

Jeffers Petroglyphs site manager, Tom Sanders, describes the beauty and changing flora of the prairie. The Jeffers Petroglyphs historic site is arguably one the most significant historic and cultural sites of its kind in the world. Its continued use over 9,000 years attests to its importance in traditional indigenous culture. The Jeffers Petroglyphs podcasts presents [...]