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In his weekly clinical update, Dr. Griffin with Vincent Racaniello rue about the continuing measles outbreak, the FACTS about vaccination, irresponsibility of promoting vitamin A therapy “lifelong liver damage or vaccinaton!”, high pathogenic influenza and egg importation before Dr. Griffin reviews recent statistics on RSV, influenza and SARS-CoV-2 infections and vaccination schedules and if vaccination affects long COVID, the WasterwaterScan dashboard, where to find PEMGARDA, provides information for Columbia University Irving Medical Center's long COVID treatment center, where to go for answers to your long COVID questions, long COVID interventions, how to track long symptoms using a wearable device and how these data will never be used with the closing of governmental long COVID programs and offices. Subscribe (free): Apple Podcasts, RSS, email Become a patron of TWiV! Links for this episode Measles cases and outbreaks (CDC Rubeola) Measles 159 in Texas…. 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“The wonderful steam train arrives at Haworth station. I love how the arrival is reasonably quiet but upon departure you hear the power of the steam engine echoing around the […]

“Walking across some snowy fields with my dog, Toby, who joyfully runs up and bites the wind sock on my mic as he runs by.”

“My dog Toby joins in by digging in the earth next to me.”

“After all the day tourists have left and the evening starts to set in Haworth becomes very quiet and eerie. With the church and Brontë parsonage to one side and […]

John Grimshaw has been interested in plants his entire life, as both gardener and botanist. He holds a first class degree in botany and a doctorate in the ecology of the forests of Mt Kilimanjaro from Oxford University. His Tanzanian connections remain important, and he's proud to be an honorary elder of the Maasai community of Lerang'wa, Tanzania. African plants remain an important botanical interest, but he is fascinated by all plants and has grown a huge diversity in his gardens. He has travelled widely to see plants growing in habitat. His first book was The Gardener's Atlas (1998), recounting the journeys plants have made from their source to our gardens. Working in The Netherlands for the seed company K. Sahin, Zaden. B.V., John was responsible for developing perennials and other plants for the seed trade. This gave him invaluable experience of commercial horticulture and management. Following that he joined Colesbourne Park in Gloucestershire as Gardens Manager, where he was responsible for maintaining and developing the historic Elwes family garden, especially the snowdrop collection. He co-authored the monograph Snowdrops (2002) with M Bishop & A Davis, published by Griffin Press. Between 2004-2009 he was lead author of a major book on trees introduced in the past 35 years, entitled New Trees, Recent Introductions to Cultivation, with co-author Ross Bayton. It was sponsored by the International Dendrology Society and was published by RBG Kew, in May 2009. In August 2012 he became Director of The Yorkshire Arboretum, North Yorkshire, with responsibility for the 120-acre arboretum and 20-acre Ray Wood, on the Castle Howard estate. This involves a wide range of management and administrative duties, fundraising and networking as well as active curation of the extensive collection. In 2021 the arboretum opened the country's first dedicated Tree Health Centre, to raise awareness of the problems facing trees from diseases, pests and climate change. He was appointed MBE for ‘services to tree health and plant conservation' in the 2024 New Year Honors List.   John is a member of the Royal Horticultural Society's Nomenclature and Taxonomy Advisory Group, the RHS Woody Plant and Gardens Committees, and in 2012 led the RHS review of the Award of Garden Merit. He speaks and writes widely on horticultural and tree-related subjects. Other interests include the arts, cookery and poultry-keeping. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/plantatrilliontrees/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/plantatrilliontrees/support

Four chapters of Hells Angels meet in a Yorkshire pub in Normanton and start drinking heavily. What could possibly go wrong?  The crime is not a mystery and this is more of a period piece of life in the UK in Yorkshire during 1975.This is  a short podcast, probably an unknown story made in a few hours just to post something in August. I have another podcast to post towards the end of the month. I am working on a couple of longer projects, including a podcast on the Krays, telling of some of the unknown stories and showing what thugs they actually were. I know that there is little need, or interest for another pod on the Krays, but I have some new material that I picked up during other podcasts that I had not known about and and I feel that I have to make a pod on them as I did on Jack the Ripper having lived in that area of London.Just to explain again, this story is low fi and there is a cat and dog disturbance  which I managed to stop recording, but I left an electric fan running for a few minutes after ejecting creatures which I have tried to drown out with background music. Thank you for listening.www.strangestoriesuk.gmail.com

This week we are joined by Tom from Clycling366 on YouTube. We chat about his quick growth on his channel, his ability to get beyond the "Imposter Syndrome," and how he plans to monetize and go full-time on YouTube eventually. About Tom: Hi! I'm Tom, a Yorkshire (UK) lad in love with adventures, the outdoors, and bikepacking! In 2013, I went on my first bikepacking adventure with my Dad in France. We had such an incredible experience that we've kept up the bikepacking tradition at least once every year together! Since the 2020 lockdown and being put on furlough at my current company for six months, I started learning about videography and have been publishing my bikepacking adventure films on my YouTube channel, each film better than the last. I work full-time, but would love to turn my part-time passion for filming bikepacking adventures into a career! TubeBuddy – A tool that makes your YouTube Life EASIER and Helps grow your channel. CLICK HERE for a FREE 30-DAY TRIAL. Go here if you want to submit your YouTube Channel to be a potential guest on the podcast.  Support the show on Patreon here for day-to-day interaction with myself and the community on discord. Connect With Tom Here: YouTube Channel /// Instagram Links Discussed In This Episode Fiverr – Hire the right people for the jobs you need to make your YouTube life and workflow easier! Bluehost – If you need a website use this link to get a Free Domain Name and a great deal on hosting

A special edition of Roqe addressing the horrific death of young Mahsa Amini while in detention in Tehran - an event that has galvanized protesters inside the country and Iranians around the world. We convene several prominent voices from across the diaspora to Mahsa's killing, the role of the “morality police,” and whether this latest outrage in the Islamic Republic may become a tipping point for change. Jian is joined by journalist Mohammad Manzarpour in Washington, broadcaster Maral Mohammadi in London, actress and model Mandana Karimi in Paris, cartoonist and activist Nikahang Kowsar in DC, fashion blogger and influencer, Bahar Eslami in Vancouver, singer and dancer Saba Zameni in Toronto, and documentarian Dorreh Khatibi-Hill in Yorkshire UK…all of whom share their personal experiences and perspectives on the increasingly incendiary climate in Iran.

Dawn Shields, was born in 1975 in Sheffield to mother Margaret Shields.Her dad died when she was just 8 years old. As she entered her teenage years she started to hang around with the "wrong crowd".When she was 14 she was groomed by her 29 year old "boy friend" and this is just the start of Dawns story.--------------DISCLAIMERThis is a real, unsolved Murder, cold case, so it's important that if you share or comment you do so with the appropriate sensitivity. -----------------Need Support?https://www.nspcc.org.uk/what-is-child-abuse/types-of-abuse/grooming/------------All I'm Saying Is, is now in lots of places, Instagram, Twitter, TikTok and wherever you listen to your podcasts. For a full list please visit my Linktree: https://linktr.ee/itsallimsaying ------ CHAPTERSDisclaimer - 00:00About Dawn Shields - 00:09When Dawn Shields Disappeared -  08:03Dawns Body Is Found : 09:15Police Investigation : 11:34Links, Speculation, Suspects : 15:01#Truecrime #coldcase #murdermystery

LIGHT TIDE   Light Tide are a four piece from Yorkshire UK who adore creating music. The rock/folk band are made up of William East (Lead Guitar), Jordan McLean (Drums), Tom Wills (Bass) and Owen Gower (Vocals & Rhythm Guitar).   AKELA1   Brick on brick, build the walls up to survive", sings Akela1 in the final track of his self-produced debut EP "Negative Nancy". The multi instrumentalist from Leipzig (Germany) builds a protective bunker, brick by brick, for protection against depression and demons. Anyone who dares to venture into the bunker underground will be guided through the musical labyrinth by familiar faces. Akela1 has mastered the genre game. He uses synthwave here, progressive rock there and plays with dark but powerful sounds that contrast with melancholic melodies. However, there is a clear direction: forward!

Caoilfhionn Rose (pronounced Keelin), is a singer, songwriter and producer who was born in Manchester, England, with family roots in Northern Ireland and Yorkshire (UK). Emerging from a diverse music scene, she ties together remnants of Manchester's musical past with its evolving present. She has collaborated with musicians from around the world and is perhaps best known for her work with Vini Reilly of The Durutti Column Collaborating on four songs on the Chronicle LX: XL Caoilfhionn released her long-awaited sophomore album ‘Truly' on Gondwana Records which was co-produced by Keir Stewart of The Durutti Column. It moves through a tapestry of curious musical inflections; nods towards folk, jazz, ambient, electronica and even a subtle influence of psychedelia. Rose's song writing draws from a diverse palette of influences, including Building Instrument, Rachel Sermanni, Alabaster DePlume and Broadcast. Rose also professes to a love for beautiful, stripped back, piano based music, such as Dustin O'Halloran and label mate Hania Rani. Produced by RecRooms, The Kicking Back Podcast is an audio and video podcast hosted by video producer and musician Brad Ingham and musician Sam Parry. It discusses Arts, Music and many other topics with a different Artist/ Creative in each episode.

Loz Campbell is a fierce, incendiary front woman/guitarist hailing from Yorkshire UK. Known for prowling the stage with her sultry, alluring vocals and spicy guitar riffs, Loz offers a modern take on alternative rock that will have heads swaying in heavy grooves that are familiar, yet unique. Loz and her bandmates, Steve Pickles (bass) and Tom Kirby (drums), are amassing quite a fanbase built on banger songs and fiery live shows. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tophillrecording/support

Part one of my interview with the wonderful Steve Burgess. Steve is a world renowned hypnotherapist based in Yorkshire UK, he specialises in past life regression. With decades of experience treating thousands of clients, Steve gives us a taster of life as a Hypnotherapist. contacting Steve https://lionheart-training.com/contact-steve/ https://hypnoblogpod.wordpress.com/

Quentin Budworth in conversation with David Eastaugh Quentin Budworth is famous for playing Hurdy-Gurdy with Celtarabia and recently collaborated with Lou Duffy-Howard of the Red Guitars to form Agent Startling, their  debut album, European Howl was released May 2021 Agent Starling are Quentin Budworth hurdy-gurdy and Lou Loudhailer voices & other instruments. Recorded in the first three months of 2021, European Howl also features Dexter Duffy-Howard on violin and cello. Recorded in Yorkshire UK by Agent Starling, the album was mastered in Oregon by Kevin Carafa. The album is influenced by musical traditions from nations across Europe. A mix of instrumental pieces, spoken word and songs, themes range from a miscellany of Greek Tales (Wine Dark Sea), an elegy by a dying lover (Requiem) to Helicopter Arms, inspired by the glorious gurdy tune at the heart of the song.

Matthew Wilkin is a pork producer and the owner of White Syke farm, a 2,000 sow family farm in Yorkshire UK. He is also the inventor and co-founder of FARROPEN, which is a company that manufactures and distributes a unique 360 degree farrowing pens. On White Syke Farm all of the sows are loose housed and farrowed in these 360 degree free farrowing pens designed and built in-house.

Matthew Wilkin is a pork producer and the owner of White Syke farm, a 2,000 sow family farm in Yorkshire UK. He is also the inventor and co-founder of FARROPEN, which is a company that manufactures and distributes a unique 360 degree farrowing pens. On White Syke Farm all of the sows are loose housed and farrowed in these 360 degree free farrowing pens designed and built in-house.

Shelly Mantovani (toastofleeds.co.uk) is the guest on this episode, chatting about her journey from developing her first wedding in Skegness in the early 90s right up to now. She talks about finding creativity in everything she does, and why she's not in it for the cash.Shelly's links: Website | Instagram | FacebookThe DotCast is the podcast of NineDots, the greatest wedding photography community on earth, led and curated by Adam Johnson, Andy Gaines and Rahul Khona.Support the show (https://nine-dots.co/join/)

In episode 2, we chat about the basics needed to take your Instagram post from average to noteworthy. We talk about how you can follow a few simple rules to entice people to want to open your posts to read more and hopefully follow you. Note: we may mention cows during the course of this conversation.... We also touch on a subject that we see many people dealing with, and that is how to go from a corporate career to an art based one, and this is something we'll be talking about in more depth over the coming weeks. Our Insta favourites this week are @abanwell_art who Nikki chose for her beautiful pencil drawings of greyhounds and @staceymooreartist who Jill chose for her interesting route of opening a pop up art shop in Yorkshire UK - both fabulous artists, go give them a follow

Today on A Better HR Business I have a really enjoyable chat with Leanne Makinson, founder of Hargreaves Recruitment, an independent recruitment business based in Yorkshire (UK). Leanne and I talked about: What recruiting Hargreaves Recruitment do and for whom. How recruitment businesses can position themselves to stand out.  How she got her first clients and how she finds new clients now. Change and challenges in the Human Resources industry as a whole. And more. About The 'A Better HR Business' Podcast I write the Get More HR Clients blog as a former HR professional who has moved across to the marketing side of business. Join my private HR marketing newsletter for consultants and tech companies in the Human Resources industry. If you work as a Human Resources consultant or in an HR tech startup in recruitment, training & development, employee engagement, HR consulting, employment law, employee outplacement - my HR marketing update will help. In this podcast, I talk with different HR consultants and HR tech from around the world to learn about what they do and how they keep their businesses healthy and moving in the right direction. If you have questions you want me to ask or if there are companies or consultants you'd like me to talk to, just let me know. Go to: Get More HR Clients.com/podcast and get in touch. Remember to subscribe to get notified of new episodes. Enjoy the show! Ben

Jamie Sefton from Yorkshire & Northern England games network Game Republic has a chat in sunny York with industry legend Charles Cecil MBE, the co-founder of Revolution Software, known for making fantastic narrative adventure games such as Beneath a Steel Sky and the Broken Sword series. Charles discusses his early start in videogames, how Revolution was saved by the App Store, the impact of Brexit, living and working in Yorkshire UK and tantalising details on the next Revolution adventure game! Thanks to Autodesk for supporting the podcast - for more information on the Game Republic network, hit the website: www.gamerepublic.net All music is (c)2018 Jamie Sefton

Gangstercast 52 comes from UK artist Junia. Junia, born & raised in Yorkshire UK has been DJing for 17 Years taking in gigs at some of the most noteworthy clubs in the UK such as Hard Times, Back to Basics & The Ministry of Sound. As Junia moved into production more International gigs & residencies followed with dates throughout the USA & Europe furthering Junia’s notoriety on the underground house scene, allowing collaborations and releases with more recognised House Pioneers of the likes of DJ Pierre, K Alexi, & Victor Simonelli.   More recently Junia has released his latest music offerings on DJ Sneaks ‘Magnetic Recordings’ with DJ Support from heavyweights Doc Martin, DJ Sneak & Mark Farina to name but few and has also had music used by leading global brand Pioneer as part of their '20 Years of DJing" advertisements.   Also Junia’s remix skills have been requested by Gramaphodzie on his Disko Zoo label and underground house label ‘Doin work Records’ who have also recently released a further Junia EP entitled “The Awaited Ep” out now!   Talking about this mix and how it represents him as an artist, Junia says “This is a live recording in a club so is the real thing as far as experiencing what I do in a set, I am all about texture and contrast while DJing, I don’t like to lose intensity with the music.  I’m definitely not a simple one track after the other type of DJ and this mix demonstrates that.  We've got old & new music but I put it together in my style with edits and incorporate live remixing along the way but using the music as it was made, none of this push button pads stuff that does it for you now, I’m old school like that – it’s like turntablism just with house music, I like to call it "audiolism".   When asked to describe the house gangster sound and what the House Gangster movement means to him, he replied; “Musically it’s a "Come test us" attitude, show us what you've got! I’ve always been about that anyway.”   We asked Junia to tell us about how he choose the tracks and compiled this mix, to which he explains; “This is a club mix so the tracks choose themselves. Mixing them is the easy part but choosing the right tracks to compliment each other in the mix and create energy that could not be sparked otherwise is the thrill for me.   There isn’t enough DJ's that do this - you have to spark something in the music you’re playing that the crowd couldn’t feel just by listening to the originals at home or by twisting the effects knob on the mixer, Guys should be having to come over and peer through into the booth just to see what it is that’s goin on when a DJ spins, not just mundane mixing outro into intro!”  

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Transcript -- The discovery of an Iron Age burial in Yorkshire - complete with chariot.

The discovery of an Iron Age burial in Yorkshire - complete with chariot.

Transcript -- The discovery of an Iron Age burial in Yorkshire - complete with chariot.

The discovery of an Iron Age burial in Yorkshire - complete with chariot.

The fields of geographical epidemiology and public health surveillance have benefited from combined advances in hierarchical model building and in geographical information systems. Exploring and characterising a variety of spatial patterns of diseases at a fine geographical resolution has become possible (Banerjee, Carlin and Gelfand 2004). Insight into the sensitivity of the resulting inference to the choice of the structure of the different components of the hierarchical model has been gained through the use of simulation studies (Best, Richardson and Thomson, 2005) and numerous case studies. Baseline results on how to use the posterior distribution of relative risk estimates to detect areas of increased risks have been discussed (Richardson, Thomson, Best and Elliott, 2004) Extending hierarchical disease mapping models to models that simultaneously consider space and time and/or several diseases leads to a number of benefits in terms of interpretation and potential for detection of localised excesses. Such extension is accompanied by an increase of the complexity of the model structures that might be specified. The presentation will first outline classes of hierarchical space time models that can be used to characterise the patterns of chronic diseases. Space-time analysis of related diseases that that tease out common and specific space and time structures will be discussed next and illustrated on an example related to male and female lung cancer (Richardson, Abellan and Best, 2006). Finally, the use of space-time models to better characterise the stability of spatial patterns and to highlight atypical areas with unusual variability in their risk time pattern will be discussed and illustrated in a number of realistic scenarios. In particular, we will show how to model the space-time interactions and exploit their posterior distributions in order to classify the areas' risk pattern over time as 'predictable/ repeatable' or 'atypical/ highly variable'. References Banerjee S, Carlin B and Gelfand A (2004.) Hierarchical modelling and analysis of spatial data. Chapman and Hall, New York. Best N, Richardson S and Thompson A. (2005) A comparison of Bayesian spatial models for disease mapping. Statistical Methods in Medical Research. 14:35-59. Richardson S, Thomson A, Best N & Elliott P. Interpreting posterior relative risk estimates in disease mapping studies. Environmental Health Perspective , 2004, 112: 1016-25 S. Richardson, J-J. Abellan and N. Best. Bayesian spatio-temporal analysis of joint patterns of male and female lung cancer risks in Yorkshire (UK). Statistical Methods in Medical Research, 15: 385-407, (2006). Sylvia Richardson - Imperial College, London Bande son disponible au format mp3 Durée : 57 mn