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On today's episode of the Law Down Under Podcast, we interview Larry Pozner, an internationally renowned expert on cross-examination.  A veteran criminal defence trial lawyer, Larry has achieved success as counsel in several high-profile cases and represented major American organizations such as the American Insurance Group and the Denver Broncos. Larry began his career as a public defender in Colorado and went on to found two firms specializing in criminal defence and civil litigation.  He taught at the University of Denver College of Law, where he was voted Best Professor, and has since held programs on trial tactics throughout the US, Canada and Brazil. He was recognised as Lawyer of the Year for Denver Criminal Defence (Non-White Collar) by The Best Lawyers in America, and has been listed in the publication since 1987. Today, we have the privilege of hosting Larry on the podcast while he is in New Zealand to present his revolutionary seminar on cross examination.  We talk with Larry about his illustrious career which spans more than five decades, as well as the latest edition of his book, ‘Cross Examination: Science and Techniques', which was co-authored with expert trial attorney Roger Dodd.

In this episode, Luis speaks with Lea Landaverde. Lea is also known as the Latina Wealth Activist, and is a revolutionary financial professional and creator. She is a First-Generation, Queer, Latina based out of Dallas, Texas. Lea is the Founder of The Riqueza [Ri-ke-sa] Collective, a holistic financial coaching practice dedicated to providing bilingual financial education to the next generation of wealth builders.   She is also the voice of Mi Riqueza Podcast: a Podcast Redefining the Way We View Wealth. Lea earned her Masters in Finance at the University of Utah and is a certified practitioner of the Trauma of Money. With over 9+ years in the financial industry, Lea has combined her knowledge in wealth management, investment banking, technology and personal finance to amplify her message.   Lea has over 100k+ followers across all her social media and has been awarded Best Fintok Creator for Hispanic-Focused Content of 2023 from Debt.com. Lea has also won Best Professor of the Year for 2021 at Utah Tech University as she teaches financial literacy for incarcerated youth in Utah. Lea is a visionary and her passion lies in bridging the wealth gap and pushing for financial equity to marginalized communities through activism, education, community and wellness.    Notes:   In this episode Luis and Lea talk about:   ●       Lea's background, upbringing, and career path ●       Turning financial failures into lessons ●       Redefining your wealth based on your values ●       The importance of being true to yourself and being 100% authentic   And more……..   Resources:   ●       Follow Lea on Instagram ●       Follow Lea on Tiktok ●       Visit the Riqueza Collective Website ●       Visit On My Way to Wealth ●       Luis' LinkedIN ●       Luis' Twitter ●       Luis' IG ●       On My Way to Wealth YouTube Channel

It's always a pleasure to meet and talk with David Stevens and one never leaves his company without a strong desire to quickly write down some of the gems he's reeled off about garden design. He has more RHS medals than I can count plus a host of other awards, recognising more than fifty years of excellence in horticultural design.For this week's LYG Live, we thought it would be useful to have a case study for David and John Stirland to discuss and we're grateful to one of our new members Mirjam Tigchelaar from the Netherlands for allowing us to use photographs showing the evolution of her garden project. It's an opportunity for David to outline the main points to consider before embarking on a garden project of any size.  We cover planning, groundwork, garden buildings, water features, sculptures, lighting, containers, turf and, of course, planting. As ever, the key aspects are highlighted under our chapters tab for easy access.NB: It would be useful to be able to see the photographs under discussion on our live broadcast (which is streamed on the LYG FB Page) so here's the link to Mirjam's post so you can see for yourself what we're discussing: https://bit.ly/3dtcGyQ With thanks to our UK-based sponsors Fitzgerald Laing Decorators: for a free quote and advice on any project, here's their Facebook Group:  https://bit.ly/3zvPicB 

In this conversation we focus on Clint's research into high performance leadership, what we can learn from it, and how to apply it in your life and career. Dr. Clint Longenecker, an award-winning educator, is one of “America's leaders in creating high performance leaders and organizations” and is a Distinguished University Professor and the Director of The Center for Leadership and Organizational Excellence in The College of Business and Innovation at The University of Toledo. His teaching, research and consulting interests are in high performance leadership and creating great organizations. He has been the recipient of over 60 outstanding teaching, service and research awards and numerous industry awards including the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year, Toastmasters International Leadership Award, The Jefferson Award for Outstanding Public Service, and numerous “Best Professor” recognitions. In addition, he has also been recently recognized by The Economist as one of the Top Fifteen Business Professors in the World. Learn more about IMS and future sessions with thought leaders like Clint: https://ims-online.com/ Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 1:12 Going From College Football Player to Leadership Thinker 3:10 Best Practices of High Performance Leaders 7:33 What Causes Leaders To Fail? 11:10 How To Communicate Effectively as a Leader 14:26 How To Build Trust With Your Team 24:14 Resisting the Temptation to Manipulate Data or Information 26:20 Actionable Advice: Know Your Purpose and Follow it 29:30 Outro

Check out our Sponsors Butcher Box: Get ready for BBQ season with FREE grass-fed beef and free-range organic chicken. Sign up today at butcherbox.com/impact and get 2 NY strip steaks, 6 burgers, and 5 lbs of drumsticks for FREE in your first box. Taft: Visit taftclothing.com and use code IT10 for 10% off your order of any full priced boot, shoe, or sneaker purchase. ShipStation: Get 2 months FREE at ShipStation.com Click on the microphone at the top of the page and type in IMPACT Checkout.com: Learn more at Checkout.com/impact We live in a universe filled with awe and wonderment so much so that scientists of all disciplines have been exploring the world around us for hundreds of years. Although we have made great advances there is still an immeasurable gap in what there is left to discover. Alex Filippenko joins we today to share his vast knowledge as an astrophysicist that has been exploring fundamental physics, black holes, galaxies and more for over 40 years. He breaks down quantum entanglement and the expanding universe and a way that is digestible for nearly everyone.   SHOW NOTES: Star-stuff | Alex shares what people should understand about coming from “star-stuff” [3:07] Contribution & Purpose  | Alex on meaning and contributing to understanding the universe [5:54] Theory | What a good model of theory is and why an ultimate theory may never exist [12:46] Spinoza’s God | Alex speculates what Einstein meant by God in relation to theory [15:31] Expanding Universe | Alex demonstrates what it is to simplify the 4th dimension visually [18:57] Gravity | Why gravity is the weakest of all forces & how it may explain multiple universes [27:46] Black Holes | Speculation of being ripped apart on squeezed singularity and possibilities [31:53] Negative Mass | Making sense of mathematical solutions that appear to be unphysical [42:29] Open Minded | Alex shares why staying open minded is essential and avoiding the trap [50:35] Spooky Action | Alex breaks down quantum entanglement that Einstein called spook action at a distance [55:35] Richard Fineman | Alex shares Fineman’s intuitive view of nature & theory [1:01:04] Always Learning | Alex on educational opportunity and learning as much as possible [1:05:16] Quantum Entanglement | Information traveling faster than the speed of light [1:08:28] Novel Insights | Tom & Alex discuss areas of overlap that creates novel insights [1:16:56] Quality of Life | Alex on quality of time and what you do with your time not stagnate [1:23:18] Into The Future | Alex on the future of humanity, space exploration, life on Mars [1:26:12] Life On Mars | Considering life on Mars and human nature for exploration [1:30:22] Inhabiting Other Planets | Alex on how we could use robots to get humans farther out [1:38:33] Immortality | The possibility of immortality recreating consciousness with computers [1:45:29] Solar Eclipse | Alex warns of the next total solar eclipse coming April 8, 2024 [1:50:39] Aliens |  [1:54:47]   QUOTES: “In a sense, we are the way in which the universe has found to know itself.” [5:30]   “Work hard at maintaining an open mind so you don't get fossilized, so you don't get set in your ways.” [51:59] “If you ever feel comfortable with quantum physics, it probably means you haven't thought about it sufficiently” [1:00:21] “But one of the great things about homosapiens is that we embrace technical challenges. We go for it, we climb the mountain because it's there, first because it's interesting, but secondly, because it ends up having unanticipated spin offs.” [1:14:26]   “to have novel insights, I've just got to take in data that I can't yet predict how it's going to be useful.” Tom Bilyeu [1:17:33] “as physicists, as scientists, initially, we come across these new ideas, quantum entanglement, and you have to just struggle with them and work hard on them and approach them from different perspectives. It's not going to be easy, but good things are hard to do and hard things are good to do.” [1:19:26] “it's the quality of the time that you live. That's actually more important than the duration” [1:23:29]   “You can't just say there are a lot of stars out there, and surely they're teaming with life. There are a lot of factors that lead to life, and then intelligence and mechanical ability at our level. And I think they're fairly rare. I don't think we're unique, but I think they're pretty rare.” [1:56:11]   Follow Alex Filippenko: Website: https://astro.berkeley.edu/people/alex-filippenko/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alex-filippenko-a35520a1/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/alex.filippenko Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/filippenkoalex/   Guest Bio: Alex Filippenko is a Richard & Rhoda Goldman Distinguished Professor in the Physical Sciences, and a Miller Senior Fellow in the Miller Institute for Basic Research in Science (UC Berkeley). His accomplishments, documented in about 960 research papers, have been recognized by several major prizes, including a share of both the Gruber Cosmology Prize (2007) [...] In 2017, he was selected for the Caltech Distinguished Alumni Award. He has won the most prestigious teaching awards at UC Berkeley and has also been voted the “Best Professor” on campus a record 9 times… SOURCE: https://astro.berkeley.edu/people/alex-filippenko/      

Dr. Sumit K. Kundu is a Professor and James K. Batten Eminent Scholar Chair in International Business in the College of Business, Florida International University. He is the Associate Dean for International in the College of Business. Dr. Kundu has taught several international business courses at both the graduate and undergraduate levels at Florida International University, Saint Louis University, State University of New York, Northeastern University, and Rutgers University. His extensive international experience includes teaching at Chulalongkorn University (Thailand), City University of Hong Kong (China), Saint Louis University Madrid Campus (Spain), and the Indian Institute of Management. He currently serves as the faculty director for the Colleges Executive MBA program and is the Ph.D. coordinator for the department of Management and International Business. Dr. Kundu has been the recipient of several teaching awards namely, Best Professor in Professional MBA program (2010), Best Professor in International MBA program (2007), Best Professor award in Masters in International Business program (2012, 2011, 2006), Outstanding Teacher in Executive MBA program (2004), and Best Course award in Masters in International Business program (2012). Dr. Kundu was named Outstanding Graduate Teacher of the Year (2003), Teacher of the Year for Executive Masters in International Business program (2003), and Teacher of the Year for the full-time MBA program (2003) at Saint Louis University. Presently Dr. Kundu serves as a Consulting Editor for Journal of International Busines Studies, Associate Editor for Journal of Business Research and Associate Editor for Journal of International Management. Dr. Kundu sits on the editorial board of several journals, Journal of World Business, International Business Review, Management International Review, Global Strategy Journal, Thunderbird International Business Review, and Journal of Teaching in International Business. Visit https://www.aib.world/frontline-ib/sumit-kundu/  for the original video interview.  

Ivan Oseledets is a Professor of the Center for Computational and Data-Intensive Science and Engineering at Skoltech.Ivan graduated from Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology in 2006, got Candidate of Sciences degree in 2007, and Doctor of Sciences in 2012, both from Marchuk Institute of Numerical Mathematics of Russian Academy of Sciences. He joined Skoltech CDISE in 2013.Ivan's research covers a broad range of topics. He proposed a new decomposition of high-dimensional arrays (tensors) – tensor-train decomposition, and developed many efficient algorithms for solving high-dimensional problems. These algorithms are used in different areas of chemistry, biology, data analysis and machine learning. His current research focuses on development of new algorithms in machine learning and artificial intelligence such as construction of adversarial examples, theory of generative adversarial networks and compression of neural networks. It resulted in publications in top computer science conferences such as ICML, NIPS, ICLR, CVPR, RecSys, ACL and ICDM.Ivan is an Associate Editor of SIAM Journal on Mathematics in Data Science, SIAM Journal on Scientific Computing, Advances in Computational Mathematics (Springer). He is also an area chair of ICLR 2020 conference.Ivan got several awards for his research and industrial cooperation, including two gold medals of Russian academy of Sciences (for students in 2005 and young researchers in 2009), Dynasty Foundation award (2012), SIAM Outstanding Paper Prize (2018), Russian President Award for young researchers in science and innovation (2018), Ilya Segalovich award for Best PhD thesis supervisor (2019), Best Professor award from Skoltech (2019), the best cooperation project leader award from Huawei (2015, 2017). He also has been a Pi and Co-Pi of several grants and industrial projects (230 million of rubles since 2017). In 2021, Ivan became one of the winners of the Humboldt Research Award, is an award given by the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation of Germany.Ivan is actively involved in education and research supervision: he introduced and is teaching three courses of Skoltech curriculum, and five of his PhD students have successfully defended their theses, including two PhD students at Skoltech.FIND IVAN ON SOCIAL MEDIALinkedIn | Facebook | Instagram | Twitter

Ivan Oseledets is a Professor of the Center for Computational and Data-Intensive Science and Engineering at Skoltech. Ivan graduated from Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology in 2006, got Candidate of Sciences degree in 2007, and Doctor of Sciences in 2012, both from Marchuk Institute of Numerical Mathematics of Russian Academy of Sciences. He joined Skoltech CDISE in 2013. Ivan's research covers a broad range of topics. He proposed a new decomposition of high-dimensional arrays (tensors) – tensor-train decomposition, and developed many efficient algorithms for solving high-dimensional problems. These algorithms are used in different areas of chemistry, biology, data analysis and machine learning. His current research focuses on development of new algorithms in machine learning and artificial intelligence such as construction of adversarial examples, theory of generative adversarial networks and compression of neural networks. It resulted in publications in top computer science conferences such as ICML, NIPS, ICLR, CVPR, RecSys, ACL and ICDM. Ivan is an Associate Editor of SIAM Journal on Mathematics in Data Science, SIAM Journal on Scientific Computing, Advances in Computational Mathematics (Springer). He is also an area chair of ICLR 2020 conference. Ivan got several awards for his research and industrial cooperation, including two gold medals of Russian academy of Sciences (for students in 2005 and young researchers in 2009), Dynasty Foundation award (2012), SIAM Outstanding Paper Prize (2018), Russian President Award for young researchers in science and innovation (2018), Ilya Segalovich award for Best PhD thesis supervisor (2019), Best Professor award from Skoltech (2019), the best cooperation project leader award from Huawei (2015, 2017). He also has been a Pi and Co-Pi of several grants and industrial projects (230 million of rubles since 2017). In 2021, Ivan became one of the winners of the Humboldt Research Award, is an award given by the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation of Germany. Ivan is actively involved in education and research supervision: he introduced and is teaching three courses of Skoltech curriculum, and five of his PhD students have successfully defended their theses, including two PhD students at Skoltech. FIND IVAN ON SOCIAL MEDIA LinkedIn | Facebook | Instagram | Twitter © Copyright 2022 Den of Rich. All rights reserved.

This is the link I talk about in today's show. You will get access to my brand-new book launching on November 1, 2020. MY CHILD'S HEALTHY LIFE : THE EXPERT SECRETS ROADMAP, plus my brand new online TV show, HEALTH SECRETS, launching on October 17th. https://forms.gle/eM2TvudCaAHPw9Kf8Today's episode. Come and meet Professor Ulrik Wisloff from Norway. If you have ever wanted to lower your risk form the number one casue of sickness and death amongst adults all over the world, then you must tune in to this episode. Short bio for Professor Wisloff.Ulrik Wisløff is a researcher, a professor and an entrepreneur in the field of exercise physiology, and the Head of the Cardiac Exercise Research Group (55 employees) (ntnu.edu/cerg) at the Dept. of Circulation and Medical Imaging, Norwegian University of Science and Technology, and he is also a Honorary Professor at University of Queensland Australia. He was appointed professor in 2008 and quickly built up an international, transdisciplinary and competitive group, as documented by >280 peer-reviewed publications and ~72 000 citations. According to Google Scholar, he figures among the world’s 4 most cited scientists in the broad field of “exercise” and the most cited Exercise Physiologist worldwide. Many of his publications demonstrate his group’s capacity to translate basic experimental research into clinical use in a short timeframe. He has served as PI of several successful national and international collaborations, demonstrating scientific leadership. This led to creation of a calculator to estimate fitness and so predict death in the general population. The calculator is free and available on the web and all app stores. To date 9.5 million users have used the fitness calculator; they also agreed to share their data in research. The American Heart Association now advocates the use of our fitness calculator in clinical practice (Circulation, 2016). Wisløff is also the inventor of the Personalized Activity Intelligence (PAI); a metric that calculates how much physical activity a person needs to be protected against life-style related disease and premature death. The PAI app is free and available in all app stores. Wisløff’s group has translated basic experimental evidence into clinical trials (and patient benefit) within a remarkably short timeframe, with research spanning from molecules to society, and back again. His record of accomplishment demonstrates leadership, capability and innovation required to perform ground-breaking research. Wisløff is also a committed mentor who actively supports next-generation scientists, and have personally supervised 22 postdoctoral fellows and 38 PhD students, who have gone on to have successful careers in both industry and academia. In February 2020 professor Ulrik Wisloffis was awarded the Norwegian Health Assocation's (Nasjonalforeningen for folkehelsen's) Heart Research Award. The price was handed over by the King of Norway.

A man somehow brighter than his fluorescent yellow glasses, we sit down with Professor Scott Tice this week. We've been looking forward to this episode for a long time and if you watch at all you'll probably figure out why pretty quickly.  The man who was robbed of a 5 star review on ratemyprofessors.com enlightens us on what he learned from opening a recording studio right out of college, and what bands can do to make the most out of time in the studio. He also gives out the worst driving advice in the history of the program.

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Who needs more Lockhart? We do!!   Story Links: https://www.fanfiction.net/s/3208189/1/Gilderoy-s-helping-hand https://www.fanfiction.net/s/12729279/1/Harry-Potter-and-the-Best-Professor  

Episode 6: Kathy Hirsh-Pasek on Raising Brilliant Kids {With Research to Back it Up!} Our interview with Kathy-Hirsh Pasek, Professor, Author of Becoming Brilliant, & Core Team at the LEGO Research Network   CONTEST!!! The Ultimate Backyard Movie Night Giveaway Click the link above for more information on how to enter!   Features Becoming Brilliant: Reimagining Education For Our Time​ Pokemon Go: A Window Into We Might Reimagine Learning How to Learn in the Age of Information Overload   Show Notes Ratatouille: Watch the scene from the movie and tell us what YOUR "ratatouille" is HERE! Book: Becoming Brilliant by Kathy Hirsh-Pasek​ App Mentioned: Vroom.org​ Book: Mindset, The New Psychology of Success by Carol Dweck Book: What Do You Do With An Idea {Required reading with your kids to start the school year}   Graphic Worthy Quotes Because we say very deep, very entertaining, very quotable things on this podcast: “Social skills help build language skills and math skills and reading. Turns out that’s the foundation for everything.” – Kathy Hirsh-Pasek “Failure is where we learn to be persistent and where we can learn growth mindset.” - Kathy Hirsh-Pasek “What did your parents do right? They loved me and they let me know.” - Kathy Hirsh-Pasek “Those who are great had many many failures before they were great. And failure is a great thing.” - Kathy Hirsh-Pasek   Related Posts on TodaysMama.com Do You Know the Secret to Raising a Safe, Smart Kid? ​ Science Says Eating THIS Could Change Your Child's Life Very Berry Brain Booster Smoothie   Kathy Hirsh-Pasek Bio Kathy is the Stanley and Debra Lefkowitz Faculty Fellow in the Department of Psychology at Temple University and is a Senior Fellow at the Brookings Institution. Director of Temple University’s Infant Language Laboratory, Kathy is the recipient of the AERA Outstanding Public Communication for Education Research Award, American Psychological Association’s Bronfenbrenner Award for Lifetime Contribution to Developmental Psychology in the Service of Science and Society, the American Psychological Association’s Award for Distinguished Service to Psychological Science, the American Psychological Society’s James McKeen Cattell Award for “a lifetime of outstanding contributions to applied psychological research,” The Society for Research in Child Development Distinguished Scientific Contributions to Child Development Award and the Temple University Great Teacher Award and the University Eberman Research Award. She was a finalist for 2013 Best Professor of the year for the American Academy of Education Arts and Sciences Bammy Awards. Kathy received her bachelor’s degree from the University of Pittsburgh and her Ph.D. from the University of Pennsylvania. Her research in the areas of early language development and infant cognition has been funded by the National Science Foundation, the National Institutes of Health and Human Development, and the Institute of Education Sciences resulting in 14 books and over 200 publications. She is a Fellow of the American Psychological Association and the American Psychological Society and served as the Associate Editor of Child Development. She is the President and also served as treasurer of the International Association for Infant Studies. Her book, Einstein Never used Flashcards: How children really learn and why they need to play more and memorize less, (Rodale Books) won the prestigious Books for Better Life Award as the best psychology book in 2003. Her newest book, Becoming Brilliant: What Science tells us about raising successful children (Becoming-Brilliant.com) released in 2016, was on the NYTimes Best Seller List in both Education and Parenting.   Kathy has a strong interest in bridging the gap between research and application. To that end, she was an investigator on the NICHD Study of Early Child Care, is on the Advisory Board of the Boston Children’s Museum, Jumpstart and Disney Junior and is an invited blogger for the Huffington Post. She worked on the language and literacy team for the development of the California Preschool Curriculum, is on the Core Team for the LEGO Research Network, is a member of the Steering Committee of the Latin American School for Educational and Cognitive Neuroscience, was one of the organizers of the Ultimate Block Party (http://www.ultimateblockparty.com/) and was one of the founders of the Learning Resource Network (www.learnnow.org). Kathy is a member of the Research Council for America’s Promise, an organization started by Colin Powell, and has been a spokesperson on early development for national media like the NYTimes and npr. She tweets at KathyandRo1.​   Listen to the Today’s Mama Podcast: Apple Podcasts Stitcher Libsyn YouTube Direct Download   Follow Today's Mama: E-mail (this is the best way) Instagram Pinterest Facebook Twitter   FULL SHOW NOTES HERE

Today our guest is Dr. Robert Luckett, Associate Professor at Jackson State University in the Dept of History and the Director of the Margaret Walker Center. We’ll get to know him and learn just why he was voted Jackson’s Best Professor for 2018. We'll talk with him about his book and find out what drives him to continue to advocate for equality in Mississippi. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Large classes pose tough challenges for instructors and colleges. After all, how do you craft a meaningful experience for 250 people (or more)? Rachel Davenport, a senior lecturer at Texas State University, has taught so many large classes that she jokes she has trouble readjusting to a small seminar room. She has been recognized with several awards for hear teaching, and students regularly sing her praises (she was named “Best Professor at Texas State University” in 2013 by readers of Study Break magazine.) EdSurge sat down with Davenport last week during the WCET conference in Denver to talk about her approach to teaching, and what technologies she’s tried—and ones she avoids.