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Historian and Boxing Reporter Sean Castle Gives Us Five of His Favourite Moments in Aussie Boxing
By Tony Ronson Recently we caught up with a chat with boxing buff and historian, Sean Castle, who formerly wrote for numerous publications including The Fist, Seconds Out, Cornerman and for various promoters and marketing companies.
By Albert David2 months ago in Journal
Sean Castle Looks At Issues Related to Online Bullying
Sean Castle is a senior education expert and here discusses the important issue of online bullying. When harassment and intimidation take place online, it’s called cyberbullying. This kind of bullying can be especially hard to deal with, since it can be difficult to control and visible to a large number of people. Sean Castle says “chances are your child spends a lot of time online, so it’s important to make sure you know what to do if online behaviour gets nasty”. Parents need to earn what cyberbullying is, how it impacts young people. Sean Castle advises parents and family members to get some tips on how you and your child can deal with it.
By Albert David4 months ago in Humans
Sean Castle Has Monday Night’s Rocking on Sydney’s SWR 99.9FM
A friend of mine who is a radio buff mentioned to me the name Sean Castle a few months back and that I needed to tune into a red-hot show that is broadcast each Monday night on Sydney radio station SWR 99.9FM. After forgetting about it for a few weeks, I was sent a link to some podcasts of previous shows that Sean Castle had broadcast and that is where I discovered a great little show from a Sydneysider, Sean Castle.
By Albert David4 months ago in Interview
Value vs Margin- The Payments Migration of Dustin Sparman
As the co-founder and CEO of multiple successful payment processing companies , Dustin Sparman has had a front row seat to the evolution of payment processing. In the past decade Dustin Sparman has seen the industry quickly transition from traditional client procurement models, mostly based on independent sales strategies, long term contracts and leases, and the dependency on independent sales programs, to a Fintech model enabling banking and financial services through unique technology platforms. Examples of FinTech strategies are Digital Lending and Credit Facilities, Mobile Banking and Payments, CryptoCurrency and BlockChain technology and Integrated Software Providers.
By Albert David4 months ago in Journal
Changing the Power of Mind & Positivity How Saththia Lingan Can Help You Evolve and Grow from Losing in Business
Achieve Your Goals with a Touch of Positivity Sath harnesses the power of his mind and adapts continuous positivity to achieve desired goals. Saththia Lingan doesn’t utilize a generic approach to reshape the business structure. Instead, he supports and uses practical tools to turn losses into gains. But Sath also understands that business decisions don’t always pan out the way you want and learning from mistakes is part of the process to evolve.
By Albert David8 months ago in Longevity
Impacting The Future: Ahmad Ashkar, Founder And CEO, Hult Prize Foundation
One of the refreshing aspects of my interview with the Hult Prize Foundation founder and CEO Ahmad Ashkar is that he comes across as someone who doesn’t believe in mincing words. Be it the conviction with which he talks about his enterprise and what it has achieved so far, or his refusal to accept the status quo just because of a that’s-the-way-it-has-always-been-done sort of mentality, this American entrepreneur seems to be charged up with a vision of a better future for the world at large. The Hult Prize Foundation started out in 2009 with its flagship contest that brings together students from across the globe to solve the world’s most pressing issues through pitching ideas and launching companies for a grand prize of US$1 million. It has since grown into becoming “a global millennial startup movement for social good,” with Ashkar and his team essentially developing entrepreneurial pipelines around the world “that transform business minds into change agents for sustainable impact.”
By Albert David9 months ago in Interview
The Climate in Seattle is Changing
By Brian Abbey My name is Brian Abbey, and I was born and raised in Seattle. Well, Burien, actually, and I spent a lot of time in Leavenworth. But I’ve lived in and around Seattle my whole life, where it rains, on average, 155.3 days per year and where we have 152 days of sunshine per year. You can learn a lot through statistics and averages. The average annual high temperature is 59º and the low is 45º and we have 2,019 average hours of sunshine per year. You can learn other things too, like that it doesn’t get real hot for real long, and eventually it always, and I mean always rains. But there are some things that statistics can’t tell you in any meaningful way. Like the fact that this year it got real hot, hotter than I can ever remember. And it was dryer than I can remember it ever being. And as these extreme weather events keep playing out, people start conflating a heat wave with climate change. Now, I’m not an atmospheric scientist, but I do have a degree in environmental studies, and I’ve studied these things enough to know that, well, it’s time we have the talk. See, I think most people out there don’t quite understand what the climate is, why it’s changing, or really why it should even matter to them. And while I’ve never been good with analogies, I think that under the circumstances we need a better way to convey the urgency with which we have to ask about climate change. What it comes down to is this: we have to make changes, or the earth will make them for us. For all the Brian Abbey’s and Joe Smith’s of the world.
By Albert David9 months ago in Earth
Dr. Ruham Nasany, medical director of the neuro-oncology program, joins the pink champions support group to talk about "chemo brain”
Introduction: Dr. Ruham Nasany is a neuro-oncologist who joined Upstate University Hospital and Cancer Center in Syracuse, New York in 2020 as the medical director of the neuro-oncology and brain tumor multidisciplinary program and assistant professor in the department of neurology. She is dual board certified in neurology and neuro-oncology.
By Albert David9 months ago in Lifehack
Shawn James Goodwin - 7 Things to Ask Your Web Designer before Hire
Shawn James Goodwin, a leading Graphic Designer in Canada. If your business or organization is looking for a web designer, whether for a brand new website or to refurbish or replace an existing one, there are a number of considerations that are well worth spending some of your valuable time on. Because in order to achieve the most effective results, both from the perspective of obtaining a website that delivers exactly what you are looking for from your online presence, and also in terms of meeting your budgetary constraints, it is important to give some constructive thought to a range of questions.
By Albert David11 months ago in Lifehack
William Rossellini’s 10 Steps to Improve Your Venture Capital Pitch
According to William Rosellini If you are raising capital for your company, having an imposing presentation is a staple in your fundraising toolbox. A great presentation gets potential financiers excited regarding your idea and involves them in a discussion about the business, which you hope will lead to an investment. Here are 10 steps to improve your venture capital pitch deck.
By Albert Davidabout a year ago in Journal
Eric Campion Framingham - 7 Questions to Ask Before Buying Framingham Real Estate
If you're brand new to the US real estate market, then buying real estate in USA will not be an easy process at first. While you can find some great deals in the US market today, there is still the possibility of making some costly mistakes. Eric Campion Framingham is best realtor in Framingham, USA. You can contact me for buy and sell your property.
By Albert Davidabout a year ago in Lifehack
Thomas Hedegaard Schweiz - Best AngularJS Developer in Denmark
Nowadays, consumers access websites and web applications on a wide variety of devices, operating systems, and browsers. Hence, developers (Thomas Hedegaard Schweiz) have to focus extensively on website's user interface (UI) to make it easy to access, use, and navigate. As a robust client-side programming language, JavaScript helps developers to build rich web user interfaces (UIs). The developers can further accelerate web UI designing by using a number of front-end JavaScript frameworks. AngularJS is a widely used front-end JavaScript framework developed and maintained by Google.
By Albert Davidabout a year ago in Journal
