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Go inside the mind that created the music for the best-known video game about going inside people's minds: Peter McConnell is on CrossFade! WIth Peter, we dissect the music of Ivan Tcherepnin, Peter's late mentor and experimental/avant garde composer of the 20th century, and “Axis: Bold as Love,” the second record from The Jimi Hendrix Experience. Together, we find the little connections between Hendrix's mystical playing and the sonic innovations of Tcherepnin. We also talk to Peter about creating music for LucasArts and Double Fine, writing songs for Jack Black, and the connection between opera and video games. Then we turn to the MinnMax community for fun questions about bands we dream of playing with, how interactive music has changed over Peter's 30-year career, and more! (If you're not a big classical music head, don't worry! Peter makes it all easy to follow along and appreciate.) Follow Peter on Twitter at https://twitter.com/PeterNMcConnell Pre-order Peter's Psychonauts 2 soundtrack at https://skilltreerecords.com/album/2022998/psychonauts-2-original-soundtrack-vol-1 Psychonauts 2 is out now Support MinnMax on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/minnmax/ Listen to the CrossFade Community Playlist of our community's favorite music:  https://spoti.fi/3aRRgox To jump to a particular discussion, check out the timestamps below… 0:00 - Jimi Hendrix & Ivan Tcherepnin with Peter McConnell 00:59 - Peter's music background 5:31 - Writing music for Jack Black 9:07 - Working themes from Psychonauts 1 into the sequel 15:16 - What Peter learned from Ivan Tcherepnin 24:53 - The Music of Ivan Tcherepnin 25:30 - Flores Musicales : I. Overture - P'tite P'tite 30:57 - Five Songs: I. Do-Mi 41:25 - Five Songs: IV. Queues 46:50 - Flores Musicales: III. Grand Fire Music 49:55 - Santur Live! Overture: The Situation in The Land 52:57 - The Jimi Hendrix Experience's “Axis: Bold as Love” 57:12 - Spanish Castle Magic 1:01:03 - Wait Until Tomorrow 1:04:32 - Little Wing 1:10:03 - If 6 Was 9 1:16:01 - Bold as Love 1:22:36 - Community Questions (writing music for ‘place,' interactive music through the decades, bands we wanna play with & more) 1:45:21 - Fleet Foxes - “The Shrine/An Argument” (suggested by MinnMax supporter Thom Blackburn)

GUESTS: Peter O'Brien: Most of my experiences are from a little freelance software development, a brief foray into the oil fields, and then VO2 Master. I've become a generalist in all things like corporate development, business development, marketing, promotion, sales, customer support, technical support, international shipping, accounting, grant writing, fundraising, legalities like patents, trademarks, and minute books, engineering, software/firmware development, project management, circuit board design, mechanical design, small-scale manufacturing, Human Resources, sysadmin, web hosting and Wordpress. I've first-hand learned how to start a company from nothing in your parent's basement to a scaling business that can stand on its own two feet with millions of dollars in funding both from grants and private equity, and with strong, increasing sales performance globally. One of my favourite accomplishments is in building a solid team, and somehow attracting a sizeable group of world-class people into the VO2 Master community.   Personally, I swam for years in high school, got into cycling and triathlon, then rock climbing and multi-day backpacking. At two different points in my life I could ride 200+km on the bike and just barely do a one-handed chin-up. Second to athletics I love anything with an engine and have done some basic mechanical work on cars I've owned. Oh - in high school I serviced and cleaned people's bikes for a little cash that I used to build myself a mini bike shop. I started ripping apart old computers when I was 12, and started building simple circuits. I learned the very basics of coding in grade 8, self-taught. Released a PDF generating tool for Balance Point Racing when I was 17. Freelanced a little at 18-19 in C# WPF. Andrew Sellars: After 5 years as a competitive swim coach, and a Bachelor's Degree in Human Performance, I pursued a Masters Degree in Education (coaching studies) at the University of Victoria, where I was Assistant Coach to Dr. Peter Vizsolyi at the Varsity Level. I then pursued a career in Medicine, and completed specialized training in Anesthesia, where I continued to develop a deeper understanding of cardiopulmonary physiology. My passion for endurance sport, and coaching, led to the development of the Balance Point Racing Team, where the primary focus was on applying the most up to date research and testing methods to the development of individualized training plans for endurance athletes. As we continued to push the boundaries of what the testing equipment was capable of, I shared a vision with a young athlete, Peter Obrien, about what the future of physiologic testing could look like. With Peter, we went on to found VO2 Master, in order to create the first ever wireless, portable, and affordable VO2 testing equipment in the world. 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⭐️Just a week away from the showdown between Defending Champ TJ Albin and and our missing challenger Dylan Saraiva decides he needs to work on his game before the showdown. Dylan needing a caddy brings Brandon Carr with him.⭐️

Charlie caught up with Stuart Andrews, the son of the founder of Natural Sequence Farming (NSF) Peters Andrews, the day after Stuart had completed a 4 day NSF training workshops at Charlie's farm Hanaminno. Stuart is an incredibly open and honest man, and he left few stones unturned in taking Charlie thought the fascinating and often turbulent life as the son of Peter Andrews, the legacy Peter has left, and the continuation of his fathers life work. Episode Takeaways:  Stuart believes that we can never bring our landscape back to how it was, but we can rebuild the function it once had | Stuart describes the current Australian landscape like a dishevelled dinosaur skeleton, that we need to piece back together to restore landscape function | Peter’s teaching style was challenging | Stuart was growing up on their farm Tarwyn Park under Peter’s management, whilst Peter was still figuring out the principles of Natural Sequence Farming | Stuart left school at 15, and it’s not so much that he hated school but he loved the farm more | Tarwyn Park was a thoroughbred stud running large herds of horses, a very different management style to conventional studs | With Peter’s focus on understanding, experimenting and developing the NSF principles, and not on the horse business, meeting the financial needs of the farm was challenging when Stuart was in his late teens | The horses were his test case, using these sensitive creatures in the landscape to test his theories | The bank repossessed the farm in 1994 for 6 weeks before Peter managed to secure a Research and Development grant which secured the property again from the bank for another couple of years | The bank came knocking on the door again in 1998 and Stuart sort finance to take over the properties and the debt. Peter refused to hand over property, however he finally did release the property and the horse business to Stuart | Stuart agreed with Peter that he could continue to do NSF work on Tarwyn Park | A visit from the then deputy Prime Minister John Anderson validated on a public & national stage the work Peter had been doing | In 2010 coal miners started to take interest in the Bylong Valley area and for 3 years the Andrews family battled with the miners, then eventually chose to sell - as the threat of being surrounded by the mine was greater than any desire to stay, fight and then put up with that situation | There have been many benefits to landscape of miners 'locking up' the country in the Bylong Valley they bought | In 2012 Stuart ran his first NSF training program | His family now live on one of their farms on SE Queensland - Forage Farms, and produce meat chickens, eggs and pork, inspired by Joel Salatin of Polyface Farm | Stuart believes we have created a massive drainage system in our landscape, and we must break this paradigm of how to manage water effectively if we are to restore its function and our farms Episode Links:  Tarwyn Park Training  Forage Farms - Stuart Andrew’s farm enterprise, Sunshine Coast, Queensland RCS - Holistic Agribusiness education providers Australian Story ‘ Land Regeneration -Peter Andrews’ - 2017 Low Stress Stock Handling - Grahame Rees Polyface Farm - Joel Salatin

PMC Advisors is driven by the vision and leadership of Peter Cazzolla. Upon retiring, after 21 years as Chairman, President, and CEO of Capital Insurance Group and 42 years in various leadership positions in the insurance industry, Peter has decided to share his knowledge and experience with company boards and C-Suite executives. He is passionate about entrepreneurialism and helping businesses achieve their potential. Upon graduation from the University of Miami, Peter began his career as an officer in the United States Air Force. He decided to venture into the public sector after the completion of his military service applying his Air Force leadership and management experience and training to his new private company opportunities.  The property and casualty insurance industry best provided the opportunities Peter was seeking. His accelerated progression into more responsible leadership roles included operational research, finance, strategic planning, marketing, general administration, and management. Peter spent the first thirteen years of his insurance career in functional leadership positions, in manager to Senior Vice President roles, and the remaining twenty-nine years as President and CEO, including his last Twenty one years with CIG.  As President and CEO, Peter's experiences and knowledge were heavily concentrated in leadership, company operations, strategic planning, marketing, capital deployment, finance, and corporate governance.  Peter is an innovator of business products that cater to customer needs and a collaborative facilitator. During Peter's career and under his leadership, he has inspired himself and his teams to achieve the following key accomplishments: Twenty-one years of consistent growth and profit increasing CIG's premium written more than four times and increasing the company equity over fivefold. Establishment of an Employee Stock Ownership Plan. Increased Product and market share in existing and new states.  Deployment of state-of-the-art technology to enhance efficiency and customer service.  Founded a number of companies and associations including, Nevada Capital Insurance Company, Capital Risk Management Insurance Company, a captive, Risk Share Insurance Product, Pacific Association of Domestic Insurance Companies, and Leadership Saddleback. Actively participated in regulatory and legislative lobbying on state and National levels promoting fair and balanced regulations and legislation. Authored and passed a bill to better govern the California excess and surplus lines market for domestic insurance companies. Serves and has served on a number of company, non-profit, and association boards and board committees including Capital Insurance Group, Captive Insurance Companies, Nevada Insurance Guaranty Fund, Pacific Association of Domestic Insurance Companies, Chamber of Commerce, and the Northern California Golf Association. With Peter's career worth of knowledge and experience coupled with outstanding management and leadership skills, Peter and PMC Advisors are well suited to advise company boards and C -Suite executives in their pursuit of improved performance. Peter resides in Las Vegas, Nevada with his wife Kathie and has two daughters and three grandchildren.

(Acts 10:34a,37-43;   Ps.118:1-2,16-17,22-24;   Col.3:1-4 or 1Cor.5:6b-8;   Jn.20:1-9 or Lk.24:13-35)   “Everyone who believes in Him will receive forgiveness of sins through His name.”   “His mercy endures forever,” brothers and sisters, and it is for us to “declare the works of the Lord”: that Jesus was “raised on the third day,” that He lives, that He still is “healing all those oppressed by the devil.”  With Peter and the apostles we must “preach to the people and testify” that “the right hand of the Lord is exalted.”  Yes, “they put Him to death by hanging Him on a tree,” but “the stone which the builders rejected has become the cornerstone.”  Yes, we all bear guilt for the death of the Son, but in His rising He brings about the death of our sin. Brothers and sisters, “you were raised with Christ” and should have nothing more to do with sin.  “Christ is seated at the right hand of God,” and we must be seated there with Him.  To Him should we raise our eyes for our “life is hidden with Christ in God.”  “Therefore, let us celebrate the feast, not with the old yeast, the yeast of malice and wickedness, but with the unleavened bread of sincerity and truth.”  No more should sin find place in us or grow within us unto death, but now that new life has come, we should find our place with Him. Peter and John ran to the tomb upon hearing the news that Jesus was not there.  Upon entering, they “saw and believed,” they “understood the Scripture that He had to rise from the dead.”  Upon believing, death no longer held dominion over them; and soon they would proclaim to all the world the Gospel of life and peace.  Soon the cornerstone of truth would take hold of all who heard their words, and grow in time unto heaven.  And His kingdom shall not be removed. Brothers and sisters, each day the Lord opens the Scriptures to us as we gather as His children.  Each day we recognize Him in the breaking of the bread.  Each day we are called to make known the glory of the resurrection we hold in “our hearts burning within as He [speaks] to us on the way.”  Here at His table we receive Him each day in Word and in Sacrament.  May all men know the gift of life that is ours through the forgiveness of sins He offers.  Let us pray that all will believe.   Written, read & chanted, and produced by James Kurt.   Music: "Every Day Is Christmas" from All One, sixth album of Songs for Children of Light, by James Kurt. ******* O LORD, He whom we crucified has been raised; the tomb is empty and His Word now burns in our souls – Alleluia! YHWH, your Son has truly been raised.  Alleluia!  And this stone rejected by the builders has now become the cornerstone of your Church.  Let us be built up in Him and come to His glory.  Alleluia! Help us, O LORD, to keep our eyes fixed on Him and on the glory to which He leads us.  In Him we find the forgiveness of our sins and so become new men.  Let us not turn back as we walk on the road with Him; may His Word always burn in our hearts along our way to you, and may we partake always of His precious Body and Blood until we are present with Him in your eternal kingdom. O LORD, we praise you for your glory, for your grace that has come into our lives and leads us to union with you.  O let us die and be raised with Christ!  Let us humbly run to the empty tomb and declare with His disciples that He has been raised.  Let all hear His Word and believe in Him, and so enter into His glory.  Alleluia!

(Acts 10:34a,37-43;   Ps.118:1-2,16-17,22-24;   Col.3:1-4 or 1Cor.5:6b-8;   Jn.20:1-9 or Lk.24:13-35)   “Everyone who believes in Him will receive forgiveness of sins through His name.”   “His mercy endures forever,” brothers and sisters, and it is for us to “declare the works of the Lord”: that Jesus was “raised on the third day,” that He lives, that He still is “healing all those oppressed by the devil.”  With Peter and the apostles we must “preach to the people and testify” that “the right hand of the Lord is exalted.”  Yes, “they put Him to death by hanging Him on a tree,” but “the stone which the builders rejected has become the cornerstone.”  Yes, we all bear guilt for the death of the Son, but in His rising He brings about the death of our sin. Brothers and sisters, “you were raised with Christ” and should have nothing more to do with sin.  “Christ is seated at the right hand of God,” and we must be seated there with Him.  To Him should we raise our eyes for our “life is hidden with Christ in God.”  “Therefore, let us celebrate the feast, not with the old yeast, the yeast of malice and wickedness, but with the unleavened bread of sincerity and truth.”  No more should sin find place in us or grow within us unto death, but now that new life has come, we should find our place with Him. Peter and John ran to the tomb upon hearing the news that Jesus was not there.  Upon entering, they “saw and believed,” they “understood the Scripture that He had to rise from the dead.”  Upon believing, death no longer held dominion over them; and soon they would proclaim to all the world the Gospel of life and peace.  Soon the cornerstone of truth would take hold of all who heard their words, and grow in time unto heaven.  And His kingdom shall not be removed. Brothers and sisters, each day the Lord opens the Scriptures to us as we gather as His children.  Each day we recognize Him in the breaking of the bread.  Each day we are called to make known the glory of the resurrection we hold in “our hearts burning within as He [speaks] to us on the way.”  Here at His table we receive Him each day in Word and in Sacrament.  May all men know the gift of life that is ours through the forgiveness of sins He offers.  Let us pray that all will believe.   Written, read & chanted, and produced by James Kurt.   Music: "Every Day Is Christmas" from All One, sixth album of Songs for Children of Light, by James Kurt. ******* O LORD, He whom we crucified has been raised; the tomb is empty and His Word now burns in our souls – Alleluia! YHWH, your Son has truly been raised.  Alleluia!  And this stone rejected by the builders has now become the cornerstone of your Church.  Let us be built up in Him and come to His glory.  Alleluia! Help us, O LORD, to keep our eyes fixed on Him and on the glory to which He leads us.  In Him we find the forgiveness of our sins and so become new men.  Let us not turn back as we walk on the road with Him; may His Word always burn in our hearts along our way to you, and may we partake always of His precious Body and Blood until we are present with Him in your eternal kingdom. O LORD, we praise you for your glory, for your grace that has come into our lives and leads us to union with you.  O let us die and be raised with Christ!  Let us humbly run to the empty tomb and declare with His disciples that He has been raised.  Let all hear His Word and believe in Him, and so enter into His glory.  Alleluia!

Duane and Cully welcome Peter Baugh from The Athletic with the Colorado Avalanche and Rob Rossi with the Pittsburgh Penguins. With Peter they talk Nathan MacKinnon, Bowen Byram, goaltending, and the injury bug that's plagued the team With Rob they talk the unexpected resignation of GM Jim Rutherford, their GM search, and if the Penguins can still contend. Plus their upcoming matchups against Buffalo.

With Peter on vacation afternoon man Steffan Tubbs steps in and discusses the Democrats call for Unity while also Impeaching a past President.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

An essential part of our Bible study is to understand that the word of God was written for us. It is a personal letter to you in this very day and age. Aaron joins Tim to discuss many different passages that relate to us that the Bible is so much more then a history book. For further reading get a copy of Our Sure Foundation by the Christadelphian Magazine. Show Notes Key Verse “For the word of God is living and active, sharper than any two edged sword piercing even to the division of the soul and spirit  and of joints and marrow and is discerning of the thoughts and intentions of the heart” (Heb. 4:12) Intro It is a pleasure having the chance to talk about what I would suggest is a powerful and predominant characterization of Gods word …it’s a characterization, which...I would suggest, is incredibly pertinent to anyone who decides to read the word of God and that’s this description of Gods word as living. And you know this is a description echoed throughout the bible…Peter in fact uses the same description. In 1st Peter 1 vs 22-25 he writes, “born again through the word of God which lives and abides forever“. It’s a powerful adjective….That we wouldn’t often attribute to most literature (when we think of living we think of something relevant and pertinent/ex. A book written in 1850 may not age well/ its message becomes old… perhaps stagnant). But before we get into what exactly this characterization of a living word means, I think its important to preface why this is so important…because how we understand God’s word to be written, in many ways directly effects how we understand the Bible, and how we choose to read it as a document! Some Christians believe parts of scripture are irrelevant and outdated etc. So its really a fundamental thing to take the time to understand, how God’s word is intended to be received by us? And I think what we will find as we take some time looking at this, is that the bible is actually fairly clear on how it was written and fairly transparent in how its word was intended to be received by the reader Laying the foundation of scripture relevant for us and written for our benefit Start by looking at how the Bible elaborates on this idea of a living word, and we can start by keeping ourselves in this same chapter 1st Peter 1 (is one of those overarching verses that I would suggest encompasses the way scripture was intended to be received). With Peter, who seemingly has a lot to say on how the Bible was written, in vs 10- 12 “the prophets have inquired and searched carefully …but to them it was revealed that not unto them but to us they were ministering” (powerful statement for Peter to make here…100’s upon 100’s of years after these things were written, the ministrations of the prophets were written for his time!). We see an example of what Peter is referencing in Daniel 12 vs 9 don’t we? (it wasn’t for Daniel to understand all the things he wrote/ the word of God was for those who were to come/ wrote things often incomprehensible to themselves because they wrote to a future generation). We have David in Psalm 102 vs 19 “This will be written for a generation to come, that a people yet to be created may praise the Lord” (the words and meditations of the psalms were written for generations to come!) And to appreciate the significance of these statements is to appreciate how far off it would be to suggest the writings of these inspired writer’s to be irrelevant, or outdated, or that they’re writing with the misconceptions of their day…(that’s an accusation often leveled at the Old Testament). (Paul elaborates on this) Romans 15: 4 “for whatsoever things were written aforetime were written for our learning that we through patience and comfort of the scriptures may have hope”. Continue in 1st Cor. 10 vs 6- 11 “now all these things happened to them as examples but were written for our admonition”. But if anything is evident from these verses, it’s primarily that they were not concerned with their day…they were communicating messages that would have a greater relevance to future days!... often writing things incomprehensible to themselves. All of these examples work to paint a picture of God’s word that reflects that description of a living word/ timeless principles and stories (in other words it’s messages and principles are unmarred by the cultural influences of it’s day as many authors of scripture had little understanding of what they wrote) that we can take lessons and exhortation from. Now all of this reinforces the idea of an inspired word, but I would really suggest there are two ways you could define a divinely inspired word. We could suppose it to be …a verbatim account of what God caused to be written by special men centuries ago, leaving us a word which is profitable for instruction when we read it….or, while admitting this…we could take this understanding a step further… and when we do we come to a powerful conclusion…. Directly addressed to us (take the understanding of what a living word means to a more personalized level) Matthew 22 vs 31 we think of Christ, who when speaking with the Sadducees references the account of the burning bush and God’s dialogue with Moses. instead of saying “that which was spoken unto Moses by God” he says “spoken unto YOU by God”…leaving us with the powerful reflection, that God’s intention was that those who read them should also be addressed by them! We have Hosea 12 vs 3 where Hosea recounting the events of Jacob in Bethel wrote “in Bethel God spake with US!...( 100’s of years later, Hosea is telling his reader they are being directly addressed by God!!)…(That is the nature and the full reality of the living word of God!) Hebrews 12 vs 5-7 referencing Solomon’s counsel to his son, Paul says “have you forgotten the exhortation that addresses you as sons!” words first spoken by Solomon to his son, but here we see God speaks to us as sons! The intention being that the reader should regard these words as a personal message to us. 1 Cor. 9:8-10 – Even the law of Moses was written for all believers! Word of God speaks to us! We use the present tense deliberately because these words spoken and recorded thousands of years ago are purposed for us the reader…The Bible is God’s dialogue with us…We often think of prayer in this way don’t we but how often do we perceive scripture to be the same? Romans 4 vs 23 “The words, ‘it was account to him’ were not written for his sake alone but for us”. The message being that just as the word of God is characterized as living well so is the hope within this word characterized (the hope offered to Abraham and so many other faithful offered to us). Conclusion We have talked about a lot tonight, we have considered the character and the nature of Gods word…It’s a word whose principles and stories are as applicable now as they were thousands of years ago, it’s a word that has the power to prick the heart and conscience of the reader, but above all we are left with a picture of a word that is addressed and personalized to us. God’s word is like a personalized letter to us. Hebrews 3:7-8 “Today if you hear his voice, Harden not your hearts”. Today was still today, and present when the letter to Hebrews written, and so to does those words speak to us! Now is the day of opportunity, Gods word is a living word, and we must be alive to its message.  

Peter Cooper, the founder of an email newsletter network with over 500,000 subscribers, describes how he built his network and how it's changed over the past 10 years. He also shares his belief on how to best cultivate an audience and keep them loyal. Key Points from this Episode: `Peter saw a need for email-first communication in his niche and he got his start before someone else beat him to it. He pitched it to his current list and it grew from there. Ruby Weekly, Peter's newsletter started out as a way for him to sell his online courses and he pivoted to include sponsorships as an alternate source of income. Using Facebook's domino strategy to build a similar group of publications like JavaScript Weekly and others, as well and they all slightly overlap each other. When you need to build something, build from the well of your current audiences and lean on the audience of someone else. Building trust creates a subscriber who will then move on to your different publications. With Peter's publications, they try to provide justifications for why they have linked to certain things and as to why something is newsworthy or interesting.Decide if you want to have a specific or general personality with your newsletters. Coming up with systems for your business can help you be prepared for the unexpected.Tweetables: At the end of the day, I'm running a business that I want to keep running for 20, 30 years. So there's going to be a lot of boring time in that. It's not all going to be fun and sunshine and rainbows. @PeterC (00:32) Look at what you're doing and what's working, but then think about what those people also do, who they also mingle with, what are the kinds of, of domino effects you can bring into your thing. @PeterC (08:43)) When I need to build something, I kind of go and drink from that well that I've nurtured and made work over time. @PeterC (11:59) Software engineering is a space where you do tend to trust people's opinions more on why they're sharing news with you perhaps more than just having a fire hose of stuff in your topic space. @PeterC (19:20) Email, which originally was less intimate is now actually becoming a more intimate format in this modern kind of 2018 last Renaissance of the email newsletter. @PeterC (20:38) Links Mentioned In This Episode:Peter Cooper on LinkedInPeter Cooper on TwitterCooper PressRuby WeeklyJavaScript WeeklyJason L. BaptisteHacker NewsHelp a Reporter OutGrouponLiving SocialMailchimpTech CrunchThrillistThe HustleRedditMorning Brew

In our second Broadcast on the highly important Foodservice sectors, we look to learn from our expert Commentator and Foodservice expert Peter Backman in conjunction with other industry experts as to what we have all learned from the Lockdown periods and how the sector can now positively bounce back from Christmas 2020 and beyond. Peter is an expert commentator on the structure and dynamics of the foodservice sector and its supply chain, in the UK and internationally. He has also been involved, as a researcher and consultant within the sector, for over 30 years blending his knowledge with a deep understanding of the trends, key players and challenges of organisations with an interest in foodservice. With Peter, we also have a couple of key experts from the Foodservice sectors who joined us: Neelofar Khan of Zabardast and George Beach of Mudwalls. Our partner for this key Foodservice Broadcast, Total Produce, is today one of the world's largest and most accomplished fresh produce producers and providers. Local at heart, Global by nature, Total Produce operates out of 30 countries while serving many more. Their industry leading vertically integrated supply chain extends across the globe incorporating over 260 facilities including farms, vessels, manufacturing facilities, cold storage warehousing and packhouses. Growing, sourcing, importing, packaging, marketing and distributing over 300 lines of fresh produce, Total Produce's range extends from the more familiar to the truly exotic and includes extensive organic and value-added fresh cut ranges. Serving the retail, wholesale and foodservice sectors, Total Produce is a complete fresh produce solution provider – offering a comprehensive menu of services to their customers ranging from simple service provision to complete Category Management. It was a great Broadcast, and we would encourage you to watch and listen to hear the success that both Neelofar and George are creating in these adverse times within Foodservice

Today's show is an interview I did for the podcast Meta with Peter Wells. With Peter, we go behind the scenes of How I Work and my own productivity routines and hacks. I talk about why and how I started How I Work, some of my favourite productivity software, and other geeky productivity hacks.Check out the Meta podcast.Subscribe to my new podcast How To Date in Apple Podcasts or Spotify.Visit https://www.amanthaimber.com/podcast for full show notes from all episodes.Get in touch at amantha@inventium.com.auIf you are looking for more tips to improve the way you work, I write a short monthly newsletter that contains three cool things that I have discovered that help me work better, which range from interesting research findings through to gadgets I am loving. You can sign up for that at http://howiwork.co See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Readings: Isaiah 22:15, 19–23 Psalm 138:1–3, 6, 8 Romans 11:33–36 Matthew 16:13–20 “Oh, the depth of the riches and wisdom and knowledge of God!” Paul exclaims in today’s Epistle. Today’s Psalm, too, takes up the triumphant note of joy and thanksgiving. Why? Because in the Gospel, the heavenly Father reveals the mystery of His kingdom to Peter. With Peter, we rejoice that Jesus is the anointed Son promised to David, the one prophesied to build God’s temple and reign over an everlasting kingdom (see 2 Samuel 7). What Jesus calls “my Church” is the kingdom promised to David’s son (see Isaiah 9:1–7). As we hear in today’s First Reading, Isaiah foretold that the keys to David’s kingdom would be given to a new master, who would rule as father to God’s people. Jesus, the root and offspring of David, alone holds the kingdom’s keys (see Revelation 1:18; 3:7; 22:16). In giving those keys to Peter, Jesus fulfills that prophecy, establishing Peter—and all who succeed him—as holy father of His Church. His Church, too, is the new house of God—the spiritual temple founded on the “rock” of Peter, and built up out of the living stones of individual believers (see 1 Peter 2:5). Abraham was called “the rock” from which the children of Israel were hewn (see Isaiah 51:1–2). And Peter becomes the rock from which God raises up new children of God (see Matthew 3:9). The word Jesus uses—“church” (ekklesia in Greek)—was used in the Greek translation of the Old Testament for the “assembly” of God’s children after the Exodus (see Deuteronomy 18:16; 31:30). His Church is the “assembly of the firstborn” (see Hebrews 12:23; Exodus 4:23–24), established by Jesus’ exodus (see Luke 9:31). Like the Israelites, we are baptized in water, led by the Rock, and fed with spiritual food (see 1 Corinthians 10:1–5). Gathered at His altar, in the presence of angels, we sing His praise and give thanks to His holy name.

With Peter at the scene of Jesus' trial we look as his three responses of denial. How are we like Peter.

TV veterans Peter Fincham and Jon Plowman talk to the writers, producers, and performers behind Britain’s biggest TV comedy hits, and hear the inside story of how they brought their programmes to the screen. In this episode, Peter and Jon talk to Jennifer Saunders about her BAFTA and Emmy award winning hit Absolutely Fabulous. They discuss the inspiration for Edina Monsoon, why recordings of the show were always finished by 930pm (clue: the BBC bar closed at 10), and what might charitably be described as Jennifer’s “last minute” approach to script delivery! With Peter and Jon as our guides, we’ll take the opportunity to ask quite how our guests went about making a great bit of TV comedy? Who came up with it? How did it get written? We’ll talk about the commissioning, the casting, and the reception the show received when it first aired. We’ll do our very best to winkle out some backstage secrets straight from the horse’s mouth, as we hear the unvarnished truth from the people who were there, and who put these iconic shows on the telly. Original Absolutely Fabulous clips written by: Jennifer Saunders Based on an original idea by: Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders Producer: Owen Braben An Expectation production made for BBC Radio 4 Extra.

Solving climate change can involve either mitigation – reducing the greenhouse gases we’re putting into the atmosphere – or adaptation – the process of adjusting to our changing environment. In the last episode of series two, we wanted to learn more about how these solutions are developing, what form they take, and where we should be applying them. We were particularly interested in the contrast between two climate change solutions: engineering approaches (such as technical methods of carbon capture, novel methods of building, or physical climate defences), and natural approaches (such as reforestation, changes in farming patterns, or restoring wetlands). With the stakes so high, how far can we harness nature to help tackle climate change, or will technology provide a solution? With Peter to discuss this are; Nathalie Seddon, who having trained as an evolutionary ecologist is now Professor of Biodiversity and Director of the Nature-based Solutions Initiative, Jim Hall, originally an engineer and now Professor of Climate and Environmental Risks, who is an expert on climate risks to infrastructure, and who for ten years sat on the UK independent Committee on Climate Change, and Dr Helen Gavin, Oxford Martin Fellow, an environmental scientist and sustainability professional bringing 18 years of experience in both industry and education. Find out more about Oxford’s climate research at http://po.st/TruePlanet

In 2010, Jeffrey Mazo outlined in his book ‘How global warming threatens security and what to do about it’ four ways in which climate and environmental change could produce security threats: ·     a general systemic weakening,  ·     boundary disputes, ·     resource wars, ·     and by multiplying instability in already fragile or weak states.  Yet so far in our second series, with conversations around energy use, international treaties and individual choices, talk of conflict has received much less attention.  Is this a fair reflection of the relative threat, or should people be paying far more attention to these potential future developments? Is global conflict due to climate change inevitable? With Peter to discuss this are; Kate Guy, from the Centre for Climate and Security in Washington DC, a doctoral researcher at the University of Oxford specialising in International Relations, who focusses on the intersection of climate change and national security; and Dr Troy Sternberg, from Oxford's School of Geography and the Environment, whose research has explored how environmental and climate changes in the Gobi region of northern China and Mongolia, have impacted on security in the Middle East. Find out more about Oxford’s climate research at http://po.st/TruePlanet

We will be in the next section of our series in the Book of Acts. With Peter having finished his sermon (we actually have only a summary of the sermon in Acts 2; he preached longer than what we have), the crowd that had gathered was, “cut to the heart” and Peter appealed to them to respond to what they had heard. And they did. By the thousands. Each one being baptized that day as a testimony to their new faith in Jesus Christ. And as we look at what happened in Acts 2:37-41, we will see how that all-in response of the people that day, engaged their heart, will, mind and body in their decision to become Christians. The question for us will be the same: have I made an all-in decision to follow Jesus? We’ll take some time at the end of the message to respond personally to that question, each one of us carefully considering our own relationship to Jesus Christ. Sermon Notes The Book of Acts | Chapters 1–7 What Shall We Do? Pastor Todd Dugard Acts 2:37–41 October 13, 2019 The gospel compels me to respond to Jesus… …from the heart (v. 37a) Psalm 51:16-17 — …as an act of the will (v. 37b) There are two kinds of people: those who say to God, “Thy will be done,” and those to whom God says, “All right, then, have it your way.” C. S. Lewis — …after thinking it through (v. 38–40) Repentance is… Regret for sin Sorrow over sin Confession of sin Intent to not live that way any longer Belief in and acceptance of Christ — …with a public declaration of my faith (v. 41) βαπτίζω > baptizō > to baptize

It's the Allez Les Rouges podcast with a difference! Host Peter Hooton and regular guests Ste Monaghan, Kieth Culvin, John Nicolson and Joe Blott are holidaying in Sorrento and so watched Sunday's friendly at Murrayfield alongside Napoli fans bar in a bar in south-west Italy - and it's from there where they recorded their latest show. Split into two halves, reacting to the first half and then reflecting after the second, our panel wonder whether the 3-0 defeat to the Italians is a cause for concern and whether a fired-up Napoli side is a sign of things to come. They also try to pick out the positives but struggle to see them in the performance of one Liverpool midfielder. They also state which back-up striker must starts Sunday's Community Shield clash with Manchester City even though Mohamad Salah and Roberto Firmino are back. Before the podcast ends with an interesting debate about the club's move to trademark the word 'Liverpool'. With Peter playing devil's advocate, it's asked whether the move is good business sense or it is the thin end of the wedge. Enjoy. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

With Peter out on vacation, Don and Justin were able to cut loose a little. They covered a big Verizon BGP route leak and a laptop that claims to be un-hackable. Then, John Dickson of Denim Group called in to discuss building resilient software that will withstand attacks.

With Peter out on vacation, Don and Justin were able to cut loose a little. They covered a big Verizon BGP route leak and a laptop that claims to be un-hackable. Then, John Dickson of Denim Group called in to discuss building resilient software that will withstand attacks.

With Peter out on vacation, Don and Justin were able to cut loose a little. They covered a big Verizon BGP route leak and a laptop that claims to be un-hackable. Then, John Dickson of Denim Group called in to discuss building resilient software that will withstand attacks. (edited)

With Peter out on vacation, Don and Justin were able to cut loose a little. They covered a big Verizon BGP route leak and a laptop that claims to be un-hackable. Then, John Dickson of Denim Group called in to discuss building resilient software that will withstand attacks. (edited)

With Peter out on vacation, Don and Justin were able to cut loose a little. They covered a big Verizon BGP route leak and a laptop that claims to be un-hackable. Then, John Dickson of Denim Group called in to discuss building resilient software that will withstand attacks.

With Peter out on vacation, Don and Justin were able to cut loose a little. They covered a big Verizon BGP route leak and a laptop that claims to be un-hackable. Then, John Dickson of Denim Group called in to discuss building resilient software that will withstand attacks. (edited)

Peter von Burchard is the VP of Sales and Customer Success at Wistia. He’s in the trenches building an incredible sales team and is an expert in customer success. On this episode of The Salesman Podcast shares what the heck “customer success” actually is and how you can implement it into your own sales process […] The post #626: Why “Customer Success” Is the Future Of B2B Sales! With Peter von Burchard appeared first on Salesman.org.

Scripture: Acts 9:36-43 We meet a disciple, Tabitha, who has wrapped her community in care and blessing, but has died. With Peter, we go to her bedside to wonder at the ways the works of loving hands can be a part of the work of Christ’s heart… and the life still left here where the […] The post New Witnesses: Knit Together appeared first on Geoff Parker.

With Peter out at RSA, Don turns to Daniel Lowrie and Justin Dennison to look at the week’s news about Microsoft and Cryptocurrency. They’ll also talk with Michael Sachse from Stardog about their knowledge graph platform and how it helps with data analysis.

With Peter out at RSA, Don turns to Daniel Lowrie and Justin Dennison to look at the week’s news about Microsoft and Cryptocurrency. They’ll also talk with Michael Sachse from Stardog about their knowledge graph platform and how it helps with data analysis.

With Peter out at RSA, Don turns to Daniel Lowrie and Justin Dennison to look at the week’s news about Microsoft and Cryptocurrency. They’ll also talk with Michael Sachse from Stardog about their knowledge graph platform and how it helps with data analysis.

With Peter out at RSA, Don turns to Daniel Lowrie and Justin Dennison to look at the week’s news about Microsoft and Cryptocurrency. They’ll also talk with Michael Sachse from Stardog about their knowledge graph platform and how it helps with data analysis.

With Peter out at RSA, Don turns to Daniel Lowrie and Justin Dennison to look at the week’s news about Microsoft and Cryptocurrency. They’ll also talk with Michael Sachse from Stardog about their knowledge graph platform and how it helps with data analysis.

With Peter out at RSA, Don turns to Daniel Lowrie and Justin Dennison to look at the week’s news about Microsoft and Cryptocurrency. They’ll also talk with Michael Sachse from Stardog about their knowledge graph platform and how it helps with data analysis.

With Peter gone and Austin adopted, we get a whole bunch of new stories, including the return of Meredith, the wrath of Rikki and new problem for Amanda that she can’t just condescend to.

In this episode, team members from CAIPER (Gerri Lamb, Michael Moramarco, and Jinnette Senecal) and special guests Peter Long (President and CEO, Blue Shield of California Foundation) and Chris Barreto (Medical Social Worker, Dignity Health Center for Transitional Care) explore the 2017 National Academy of Medicine special publication on Effective Care for High-Need Patients. We discuss the various models highlighted in the report, and gain an on-the-ground perspective on the numerous ways that interprofessional practice and education provides a set of strategies for caring for high-needs patients. With Peter’s in-depth knowledge of the major models and Chris’ clinical experience, the conversation moves seamlessly from the theoretical to the practical when talking about how we care for high-needs patients in America, and specifically Phoenix, Arizona, today. This is an important conversation right now, as we know that the top 5% of health care users in the country are accounting for almost 50% of the resources. Listen in to hear how stories from practice and the report’s hard data align to light a path forward in serving some of our most vulnerable patients. Resources from this Episode: - National Academy of Medicine Special Publication - Effective Care for High-Need Patients: Opportunities for Improving Outcomes, Value, and Health :https://nam.edu/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/Effective-Care-for-High-Need-Patients.pdf - Dignity Health - St. Joseph’s Hospital Center for Transitional Care: https://www.dignityhealth.org/arizona/locations/stjosephs/services/transitional-care - Blue Shield of California Foundation: https://blueshieldcafoundation.org/ - Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) - Accountable Health Communities Model: https://innovation.cms.gov/initiatives/ahcm/ The CAIPER team would like to extend a sincere note of gratitude and recognition to our guests, Dr. Peter Long and Mr. Chris Barreto. And finally, a special note of thanks to Aaron Kraft (ASU), for assistance with the media production process during studio recording, Jinnette Senecal for invaluable guidance and insights, and Michael Moramarco for episode production.

With Peter still away, Conor and Andrew embrace their depression with thoughts of Hamsters, and frogs thrown at their rear guards before ending the show talking about a great meme of years past.

With Peter absent, Conor and Andrew have their first 2 man podcast continuing the discussion on Answers of Truth and the topic of art in the Vanguard card game.

Sam is passionate about being on the cutting edge of human potential. He is a “natural” biohacker, always researching and experimenting with the latest knowledge relating to natural foods, supplements, fitness, and overall wellbeing. He finds excitement in continuously learning, experimenting, and sharing his findings with others through products and information. Sam holds a BS from the University of Texas, and an MBA from the Acton School of Business–an intensive entrepreneurship program taught by highly successful entrepeneurs. He currently serves as CEO of BrianJuice, and is a cofounder and board member of two other health and wellness startups in Austin, Texas.   The BrainJuice story begins when Sam was a college student, trapped in a cycle of bad habits that left him feeling depleted and foggy. He knew he wasn’t operating at full capacity. He wanted a healthy alternative to energy drinks and focus-enhancing drugs. Then, through his MBA program in Entrepreneurship, Sam met a biochemist named Peter.   With Peter’s knowledge of neurotransmitters and brain function, Sam decided to harness the goodness of real food with the power of science. Many rounds of ingredients and combinations later, he created the BrainJuice formula. Since then, his mission has been to perfect the formula by continuously updating the ingredients with the best food-derived sources available.   Check out this great interview with this dynamic entrepreneur in the consumer packaged goods space.  This is the first of a series of interviews over the next few months with entrepreneurs in the specialty foods and CPG industries.    http://www.brainjuice.me  

Jack Maddalena is the co-founder of VRCraftworks.Founders of VRCraftworks, Peter and Jack were experimenting with immersive technology for years before it became a talking point in mainstream media. Their interest began when they became a part of a small online community with the likes of "parmtech" (Palmer Luckey - Founder of Oculus) and other leading figures in the field. The online community along with Peter and Jack initially wanted to buy the first VR headset from "parmtech" until a kickstarter created Oculus, now one of the top selling providers of VR headsets. From the developments in hardware Peter and Jack decided to dive in, creating VRCraftworks and haven't looked back since. The first application the father and son duo created, Orbulus, became a hit. Orbulus was published as one of the 'Top Ten' VR apps to download. With this interest grew, with the likes of Google wanting to include our app in the launch of the Google Cardboard headset. Since then VRCraftworks has grown and so have the projects. With Peter's skills in running businesses and Jack's marketing and sales, plus the passion of immersive technology, the company blossomed.www.vrcraftworks.comPlease contact us if you have comments, suggestions and guest inquiries - mark@vudream.comVU Dream - http://www.vudream.com/VU Dream's FB - https://www.facebook.com/VUDreamOfficial/VU Dream's Twitter - https://twitter.com/VUDreamOfficialVU Dream's Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/vudreamofficial

This week we start a new season and a new theme, Sequels. With Peter’s first pick we dive into the sexy 2017 sequel, Fifty Shades Darker. The Too Much Free Time podcast hosted by Marc Burris, Peter Blankenship, and John Girdler.

With Peter away, Joey returns to talk with the Sack Boys about the new reveals from set 14. We also begin our three episode series on the Galaxy Star Gate. A production of WCWP Studios - LIU Post Public Radio. Visit us at WCWP.org

With Peter out of town, Don wrangled ITProTV Edutainer Daniel Lowrie to come and discuss the week’s news. And what a week it was! The duo covers everything from the AMD meltdown to prison tattoos.

With Peter out of town, Don wrangled ITProTV Edutainer Daniel Lowrie to come and discuss the week’s news. And what a week it was! The duo covers everything from the AMD meltdown to prison tattoos.

With Peter out of town, Don wrangled ITProTV Edutainer Daniel Lowrie to come and discuss the week’s news. And what a week it was! The duo covers everything from the AMD meltdown to prison tattoos.

With Peter out of town, Don wrangled ITProTV Edutainer Daniel Lowrie to come and discuss the week’s news. And what a week it was! The duo covers everything from the AMD meltdown to prison tattoos.

With Peter out of town, Don wrangled ITProTV Edutainer Daniel Lowrie to come and discuss the week’s news. And what a week it was! The duo covers everything from the AMD meltdown to prison tattoos.

With Peter out of town, Don wrangled ITProTV Edutainer Daniel Lowrie to come and discuss the week’s news. And what a week it was! The duo covers everything from the AMD meltdown to prison tattoos.

Episode 45 drops whilst the UK is covered in snow, which is fitting as the episode has a very Hoth feel. Richard has recently been to Finse, Norway for an event based on Hoth and hosted at the filming location, this month instead of a feature interview we hear all about the trip which includes interviews with others who attended the event or presented.  Some great stories of the filming era which you may or may not know but definitely worth a listen. Stuart takes over hosting duties on Newest Acquisitions whilst Jez is at school.  The team look at several items which include a Pre-production Diecast TIE-Fighter wing, a mint Return of the Jedi two pack, 12" Luke Skywalker Bespin transparency and a beaten up Luke Skywalker Model trem.  We hear from two collectors as they discuss their recent purchases, Dallas Ewen discusses his Grubee exclusive cups which were only available in food outlets around Winnipeg, Canada and Blake Bundy tells us about picking up his final 12 back to complete the run.  Of course NA finishes with a look at one specific item, this month the lads look at the Hoth Ice Planet Adventure Set where the Vintage Alliance come up with more great information. In a new section, Peter looks at other non action figure related Hoth items that may tickle people's fancy.  Along with the top 5, Simon attempts to dazzle us with his Gimcrack but can it beat Richard's controversial entry. Rich looks at a range of topics during Rebel Briefings, from the current collecting climate including asking whether POTF MOCs were sold in the UK and whether current eBay practices are ethical.  This is balanced out with an update to Brian Angel's quest and some more news of great fundraising ventures. With Peter undergoing a new section, Simon jumps in to reinvent the Market segment, during this element Simon takes a look at the market place from eBay to auction houses, plus takes a look at current AT-AT prices, has this huge piece become the flavour of the month??? The podcast is filled with so much more, from the usual quiz to Richard trying to dig himself out of a Detolf hole, it's all here.  Hey, even Jez drops by to give us a Running Stormtrooper update!!! Enjoy the show!

With Peter away, Joey returns to talk with the Sack boys about the new reveals from set 14. We also begin our three episode series on the Galaxy Star Gate. A production of WCWP Studios - LIU Post Public Radio. Visit us at WCWP.org

About today's show Ban the V Word – let’s change how we think about, talk about and engage members in volunteering! About our guest Peggy is a serial volunteer with a passion for optimizing the volunteer experience for volunteers and volunteer managers in associations. She’s been involved in the two seminal research projects on volunteering, trains volunteers and staff, writes about volunteering and supports her awesome volunteers. About our host and co-hosts Host KiKi L'Italien - Since 2009, KiKi has hosted Association Chat, which has evolved from a weekly chat on Twitter to a weekly interactive live streaming interview and podcast with quarterly in-person events. Co-Host Tamela Blalock is a very active member of ASAE and PCMA. She currently serves on the PCMA National Board of Directors, and is in the ASAE 2016-2018 class of DELP (Diversity Executive Leadership Program) Scholars. Tamela is now one of two co-hosts for Association Chat! Co-Host Nabil Hassan El-Ghoroury, PhD, is an Associate Executive Director at the American Psychological Association (APA), where he directs the American Psychological Association of Graduate Students (APAGS). Nabil was accepted into the 2016-2018 ASAE Diversity Executive Leadership Program (DELP).  Want to know even more about this week's guest? Peggy M. Hoffman is president and Mariner’s resident expert on communication, marketing and building community. In addition to managing organizations, Peggy has provided training and consultation on leadership development, component relations and strategic planning to more than a dozen national associations and many local groups over the past 30 years. From her earlier role at a trade association with components, Peggy developed a commitment to building strong communities within associations. To that end, she has been very involved in ASAE & The Center and is past chair for their Component Relations Section Council and 2013-14 Chair, Executive Management Council. She served on the development team for both the Principles and Advanced Components Relations web-based courses and wrote a chapter in the Components Relations Handbook (2012). She was also involved in ASAE & The Center’s groundbreaking Decision to Volunteer research project and contributed to the book of the same name published in 2008. Peggy was part of the team that helped develop ASAE’s communications certificate program in the early 90’s and taught two of the segments. She has been a writer and speaker for ASAE & The Center and various other organizations. She is currently on the ASAE University faculty and faciliates the six-week Advanced Component Relations course. With Peter, she has developed and taught several volunteer management courses for the Nonprofit Leadership Development Program at Anne Arundel Community College. In addition to a BA in Communications from The American University, Peggy is a graduate of the association management curriculum of the Institute for Organization Management at Notre Dame and has worked in the nonprofit arena for more than 30 years. If Peggy wasn’t here, it’s very likely she’d be out training for her next triathlon.

The College Football Playoff picture gets a bit of a shake-up, with some top teams losing! Meanwhile, there are bloopers all over the college football world, with pants falling down and another butt fumble! With Peter off this week, Michael joins Joel to break down all the madness. Also, NCAAF Week 12 picks, NFL Week 11 predictions against the spread, and the fumble return in the Pac-12 that must be seen to be believed. The post Episode 79: NFL – Detroit at Arizona appeared first on Down the Sidelines.

Covering Yesterday's Enterprise & The Offspring. With Peter's fashion tips and the return of Anal About Spaceships. Next time we cover Sins Of The Father & Allegiance. All feedback welcome via: Twitter- rev_org or amo_purple, tumblr- borgcast.tumblr.com, GeekPlanetOnline.com/forum, Emails or mp3s can be sent to borgcast@geekplanetonline.com Read more →