Mark Allen Videos

Also on Competitor Radio: interview with Mark Allen.... Dave Scott came on with us to chat about IronWar, the classic confrontation back in 1989 between himself and Mark Allen. Huddle and I could listen to THE MAN all day long. Epic interview!

Northern Ireland s Mark Allen has lifted his first professional title in four years as a professional. He picked up £20,000 after demolishing Ding Junhui 6-0 in the final. More information here: http://www.worldsnooker.com Cuesport TV return to live entertainment this weekend with the second addition of the Legend s Tour. This over-45 s event features Ross McInnes, Pat O Kane, Maltese Joe Barbera and Martin Rothwell. McInnes will be looking to make it two out of two this weekend in Leicester. The event is completely free to watch at http://www.cuesport.tv - hit Live Events Finally, Cuesport TV will be moving to a subscription based system from the 17th June, the first PPV match under the new system will be between Raj Hundal and Ricardo Jones. You can see further details at the following link: http://www.cuesport.tv/RajHitmanHundalvsRicardoIndianaJones-LivePPV You will be able to buy the match for just £2.95. Any comments about anything in this podcast please add them below, we want to hear your thoughts.

Our guests - 2009 Jonathan Larson Grant® recipients Mark Allen, Dave Malloy, Thomas Mizer and Curtis Moore - tell us what these Grants and others mean to them and their work; how they became involved in musical theatre; the programs and workshops that helped their work move forward; what parameters they work within when writing for musical theatre; how much license they give to others to interpret their work; what they do to sustain themselves financially while pursuing their musical passion; dealing with the business aspects of writing and composing; and what Broadway represents for them.

Our guests - 2009 Jonathan Larson Grant® recipients Mark Allen, Dave Malloy, Thomas Mizer and Curtis Moore - tell us what these Grants and others mean to them and their work; how they became involved in musical theatre; the programs and workshops that helped their work move forward; what parameters they work within when writing for musical theatre; how much license they give to others to interpret their work; what they do to sustain themselves financially while pursuing their musical passion; dealing with the business aspects of writing and composing; and what Broadway represents for them.

The book is called Fit Soul, Fit Body: 9 keys to a healthier and happier you. The authors, six time Ironman World Champion Mark Allen and World Famous shaman and healer Brant Secunda came on with Huddle and Babbitt to chat about the book and how an endurance athlete can benefit from it.

Also on Competitor Radio: Interviews with Bob Roll and Steven Spitz... Mark Allen came back after a year sabbatical to win his sixth and final Ironman World Championship title in 1995. The fact that he was 13:30 down at the end of the bike ride to Germany's Thomas Hellriegel and had to run 2:42:09 in the marathon to win made it all the more special.

There were two emerging themes from Mark Allen’s book, “The Next Generation Corporate Universities”: 1. Corporate universities are being viewed more as a strategic entity, not the tactical day-to-day training. They are acting as a strategic partner to the business, helping to advance the company and achieve the mission-related goals. 2. There are more methods beyond classroom training or e-learning available for developing people. There is an increasing amount of innovative solutions available, and more often than not organizations are employing a wide-variety of methods. Make sure the corporate university is one umbrella with a knowledgeable individual as the handler; this person is also responsible for integrating the various functions. Any organization-wide change should include the corporate university. Culture-change is a people effort and if it involves people, it should involve the corporate university.

The FCC is holding a major public meeting in Seattle on Friday that will help determine the future of media ownership in the United States. Current FCC rules govern how many media outlets a single company can control but some media companies would like to see those rules relaxed. Others like publisher Frank Blethen's Seattle Times - say relaxing the rules would limit diversity and undermine localism. Today on Weekday we talk to Frank Blethen; FCC commissioner Jonathan Adelstein and other guests. Call in and share your views on the media and consolidation.

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