Podcasts about Davidson

Davidson's Matt McKillop is ready to take over the program associated with the McKillop name. When did he first think his father would possibly retire? Was he always the heir apparent to the program... How did those discussions go down? What attributes did he learn from the legendary basketball coach? And how much will be around? How he plans to put his own finger prints on the program. Navigating a sound A-10. Thoughts on his roster. And what are the goals in year one? Plus, a full Atlantic 10 preseason preview! And Jon's initial reaction to USC and UCLA leaving the Pac-12 for the Big Ten.

Neko White is back for a third time. White is one of the best young comedians out there, who recently featured on Pete Davidson's new Netflix special. On this episode, we talk about how that special came to be and his relationship with Davidson, when he got into an altercation with an audience member, and how he looks to continue his brand of comedy.

In the newest episode of the Blue Ribbon College Basketball Podcast, hosts Chris Dortch (@cdortch) and Kevin Ingram (@KIngramSports) discuss a variety of college basketball topics:• Has the NCAA’s transfer portal finally been picked clean?• Best match-ups in the ACC-Big Ten and Big 12-SEC challenges.• Tom Leach helps us pay tribute to his dear friend and broadcast partner, the late, great Mike Pratt.• The apple doesn’t far fall from the tree after a coaching change at Davidson.• We loved the Star Wars mini-series Obi Wan Kenobi. Deal with it.All Blue Ribbon college basketball podcasts are available on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.You can also listen in your email client or click on the “Listen In Podcast App” link above to listen in your podcast player of choice.Coming up soonThanks for listening to this free podcast from the Blue Ribbon Report. If you haven’t yet subscribed to the newsletter, there’s still time so you can read all our college basketball coverage, which will continue throughout the offseason. Subscribe now for only $7.99 per month to have it sent directly to your email. And coming in mid-August, you can order the 2022-23 edition of the Blue Ribbon College Basketball Yearbook, our 42nd edition. Get your copy while you can!Subscribe now This is a public episode. If you’d like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit blueribbon.substack.com/subscribe

This episode features Dr. Phil Davidson, Orthopedic Surgeon and Founder at Davidson Orthopedics. Here, he discusses his past experiences in orthopedics, what makes a medical practice succeed, new technologies in orthopedics that he is excited about, and more.

Curator Ekow Eshun on creating In The Black Fantastic: the UK's first major exhibition dedicated to the work of Black artists who use fantastical elements to address racial injustice and explore alternative realities. With works from 11 contemporary artists from the African diaspora, it delves into myth, science fiction, traditions, and the legacy of Afrofuturism to address colonialism, racial politics and identity. Encompassing painting, photography, video, sculpture and mixed-media installations, the exhibition features artists including Nick Cave, Hew Locke, Chris Ofili and Lina Iris Viktor. Dubbed the Queen of the Qanun, Maya Youssef is a composer and virtuoso of the Syrian instrument. The qanun is typically played by men, but Maya broke the mould as a young musician growing up in Damascus. Her new album ‘Finding Home' deals with emotions dealing with the loss of her homeland as well as being inspired by coping with lockdowns, and weaves a musical tapestry of traditional Syrian music with Western classical and jazz. Maya performs live in the studio. The artist Colin Davidson is best known for his portraits of high profile figures including Bill Clinton, Brad Pitt and the Queen. A new exhibition of his work spans his whole career, including some works painted while he was still at school. Kathy Clugston joins Colin Davidson on a walk around the exhibition to hear about his process when capturing famous faces and why he never imagined he'd be a portrait painter. Presenter: Elle Osili-Wood Producer: Kirsty McQuire Image: Lina Iris Viktor, Eleventh, 2018. Pure 24 karat gold, acrylic, ink, copolymer resin, print on matte canvas. © 2018. Courtesy the Artist. From In The Black Fantastic at London's Hayward Gallery.

CARING FOR PEOPLE Prof. Patricia Davidson didn't plan her path to the top, but the skills and experiences that she obtained along the way are now proving invaluable for the newly minted VC. First trained as a nurse in the 1980's, Patricia's learned the importance of patience, empathy and communication at the bedside. But a love of learning ultimately drew her away from the hospital and towards an academic career, working across a slew of Australian universities including Newcastle, Curtin, Western Sydney and UTS. Throughout this period Patricia developed an outstanding research track record in cardiac health, chronic condition management and patient-centric care. It was this reputation that ultimately saw her elected as the Dean of Nursing for Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore (USA) where she was destined to help this storied institution confront one of the most dramatic and transformative public health challenges in living memory. Patricia returned home to Australia in 2021 to take on a new challenge as Vice-Chancellor of the University of Wollongong. We hope you will enjoy this incredible perspective on personal growth and compassionate leadership.    GUEST : Prof. Patricia Davidson https://www.linkedin.com/in/patricia-davidson-a6023414 UNIVERSITY OF WOLLONGONG :  https://www.uow.edu.au/ EON LABS :  https://www.eonlabs.org/ HOST : Prof. Marc in het Panhuis https://www.linkedin.com/in/marcinhetpanhuis/ MUSIC : Purple Planet Music https://www.purple-planet.com Mixed by Dr. Nat Harris 

CARING FOR PEOPLE Prof. Patricia Davidson didn't plan her path to the top, but the skills and experiences that she obtained along the way are now proving invaluable for the newly minted VC. First trained as a nurse in the 1980's, Patricia's learned the importance of patience, empathy and communication at the bedside. But a love of learning ultimately drew her away from the hospital and towards an academic career, working across a slew of Australian universities including Newcastle, Curtin, Western Sydney and UTS. Throughout this period Patricia developed an outstanding research track record in cardiac health, chronic condition management and patient-centric care. It was this reputation that ultimately saw her elected as the Dean of Nursing for Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore (USA) where she was destined to help this storied institution confront one of the most dramatic and transformative public health challenges in living memory. Patricia returned home to Australia in 2021 to take on a new challenge as Vice-Chancellor of the University of Wollongong. We hope you will enjoy this incredible perspective on personal growth and compassionate leadership.    GUEST : Prof. Patricia Davidson https://www.linkedin.com/in/patricia-davidson-a6023414 UNIVERSITY OF WOLLONGONG :  https://www.uow.edu.au/ EON LABS :  https://www.eonlabs.org/ HOST : Prof. Marc in het Panhuis https://www.linkedin.com/in/marcinhetpanhuis/ MUSIC : Purple Planet Music https://www.purple-planet.com Mixed by Dr. Nat Harris 

Embed from Getty Images Davidson AD Chris Clunie joined The Afternoon Rush to discuss the retirement of Bob McKillop, Matt McKillop taking over and the upcoming jersey retirement of Steph Curry.

A new Ken Burns documentary on youth mental health premiered last night on PBS stations across the country, including right here in Vermont.The film features the stories of 20 young people — and two of them have ties to Vermont.

Welcome to Season 2!!! Today's guest is Casey McGuire Davidson with The Hello Someday Podcast.  Casey is a certified life coach who helps busy women quit drinking and create lives they love without alcohol. She's a wife, a mom, a practical dreamer, retired corporate ladder climber, recovering people-pleaser and ex-red wine drinker, who's been known to crawl into bed at 9 pm and whisper “Don't worry…you're still a badass” to herself. I know you're going to love our chat!Ways to connect with Casey:IG: @caseymdavidsonWebsite: https://hellosomedaycoaching.comSend her a message: casey@hellosomedaycoaching.comTo donate and/or learn more about the show head to: www.decidedlydry.com If you enjoy the show, please subscribe, leave a 5-star review, and tell your friends about Decidedly Dry. Support the show

Peter and Jack discuss Jose Berrios' immense struggles before welcoming on Tucker Davidson to catch up near the season's midway point (13:24). Sports Cards Available 24/7 on Loupe (free $20 credit) Get Your Just Baseball Merch! Check out our website: https://www.justbaseball.com/ Personal Twitters: @peterappel23, @jack_mcmullen11, @aramleighton8 New Fantasy Baseball/Gambling Podcast: Not Gambling Advice New MLB Prospects Podcast: The Call-Up! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

SS - "The Gospel, Gospel Minister and Ministry" - 2 Timothy - 2:20-26 Nate Davidson

Lisa Davidson, Clinical Director at Windmill Wellness Ranch, talks about her personal and professional journey of recovery using SMART Recovery, one of the major alternatives or adjuncts to 12 Step recovery. She gives examples of the tools of SMART and how they work on a practical level to help people with addiciton and those they love recover. Special Guest: Lisa Davidson.

Dr. Colin Davidson joins Miriam.

INTRODUCTION Because you're confronted with it each Sunday, it might be easy to think that our musical style is high up on the list of important Christ Church distinctives. In actuality, it's further down the list in importance. Not unimportant, but not of first importance. You could hang around for a good while without knowing the first thing about our eschatology, which actually looms large over much of what we do around here. This text is an instance of both distinctives being woven together, providing an opportunity to highlight why we worship the way we do, and what that has to do with the end of the world. THE TEXT The LORD also shall save the tents of Judah first, that the glory of the house of David and the glory of the inhabitants of Jerusalem do not magnify themselves against Judah. In that day shall the LORD defend the inhabitants of Jerusalem; and he that is feeble among them at that day shall be as David; and the house of David shall be as God, as the angel of the LORD before them. And it shall come to pass in that day, that I will seek to destroy all the nations that come against Jerusalem. And I will pour upon the house of David... (Zech. 12:7-13:3). SUMMARY OF THE TEXT Zechariah, along with the other later prophets, encourage the returning exiles in the work of rebuilding Jerusalem. Though enemies threatened the work, those dwelling in tents wouldn't be more vulnerable than those in the more secure habitations (2:7). Jehovah would defend His people; the feeblest would be like David in the height of his greatness, and the house of David would be as God, an angelic warrior of the Lord (2:8). With such a warrior within her, no enemy shall overcome this New Jerusalem (2:9). Upon the house of David, God's spirit of grace & supplication would be poured out; they would look upon a pierced Warrior-God, whom they pierced, and greatly mourn Him (2:10, Cf. Jn. 19:37). They'd mourn as Judah had once mourned for the death of good king Josiah (2:11, Cf. 2 Kg. 23:29, 2 Chr. 35:22-25). Every family & household––royal & priestly, great & small, husband & wife––would mourn (2:12-14). In that day, a cleansing fountain would rain down on the house of David, cleansing sin & all uncleanness (3:1). This fountain will wash away both idolatry & false prophecy (3:2-3). THE HOUSE OF DAVID It isn't a stretch to say that David is the central character of the Old Testament. His reign is the crescendo of the OT narrative, and after his reign, Israel falls into a sad decline. The centuries after David are filled with nostalgic yearning for that Golden Era. The prophets foresee that Davidic glory returning. Later Psalmists are both students & conservators of David's musical brilliance. Zechariah is no exception to invoking Davidic imagery. He uses the term “house of David” because of how laden it is with historic significance, liturgical bearing, and Messianic meaning. The historic significance which is used here is to remind the exiles of David as Israel's champion. The House of David was the undisputed Royal household, so it would be quite natural for the regathering Jews to look there for God's deliverance. But Zechariah also draws out one of David's other significant contributions. David brought musical worship into a prominent part of the religious life of Israel. His preparations to build the temple were motivated by an insight that is expressed throughout many of the Psalms: behind God's command for burnt offerings, was a greater desire for contrite sacrifices praise (Cf. Ps. 51:16-17, 69:30-31). One of David's most important episodes was the building of the tabernacle of David on Mount Zion, in order to bring the Ark of Covenant to a permanent resting place. This tabernacle wasn't identical to the one which the Levites offered animal sacrifice in (that was in Shiloh, and later in Gibeah). This tabernacle of David, in the stronghold of David, in the city of David was full, not of the smoke of burnt offerings, but with the sound of Psalms. Zechariah's prophesies that the Spirit of true prayer would return to the lips of David's household. Finally, we cannot miss the Messianic hope latent in this reference to David's house. God's promise to David was that he would not fail to have an heir sit on the throne (1 Ki. 2:4). Zechariah picks up on this promise and foretells that David's house would arise like the avenging Angel of the Lord; a real  boon of hope to the feeble regathering exiles then dwelling in Jerusalem. The Messianic promise was that David's Son would conquer all enemies, wash all the people, cleanse them from their idolatry & false prophets. This Messianic Angel would be pierced in the battle, but still He would wash the entire house of David & Jerusalem clean. A SERVICE OF SONG Zechariah expresses the Messianic promise as a renewal of a spirit of grace and supplication. This Spirit would rest in a particular way upon the house of David. Matthew Henry makes a wonderful comment on this passage: “When God intends great mercy for his people the first thing he does is to set them a praying.” It's no small matter that a large portion of our worship service is comprised of spoken & sung prayers. An enterprising 5th grader might tally up 19 prayers in our service. This is a service of prayer. We bring our supplications to the Lord, and it is fitting that we do so with glorious music. The casual air of our age has led many to misinterpret what it means to come before the throne of grace with boldness. We slap indie-band chord progressions on the lyrics of a High School cheerleader's diary, and think it a worthy offering to Royal David's heir. We come boldly, not impudently. Singing is a peculiar feature of the Christian faith. We owe that heritage to David. When God sets out to grant revival and reform, it is always accompanied by His Spirit. That Spirit energizes us, to come by the blood of David's heir, to bring our pleas to the Father. It does no good just to have songs. We must have the Spirit. And if we have the Spirit, we will also recover the singing of Psalms with joyful reverence (Ps. 105:2, Eph. 5:19, Jam 5:13). WEEKLY RENEWAL OF AN ETERNAL COVENANT Weekly worship in the Lord's house shouldn't be viewed as merely an activity to entertain religious people. Rather, this is a weekly ratification of a vow which God made to David. But that vow is older than even David. It was a covenant more ancient that Moses. It predated Abram. God's covenant mercies existed long before the bow was hung in the sky for Noah to behold. For the covenant of grace was in the heart of God even before He promised a skull-crushing heel to the Serpent. Christ gathers up all these iterations of the covenant of grace in himself, and by Him we order our service to follow that pattern of covenant renewal. He calls us by His Word. He convicts us of our sin, commanding us to confess our sin. He consecrates us as His own, by His Word preached. He communes with us in a feast of bread & wine. He commissions us to walk in our covenant duties by covenant grace. Our worship is the dawning of New Covenant glory (Jer. 31, Ez. 36:25-27) FOLLOWING A DAVIDSON TO CONQUEST The worship of the saints isn't a peripheral aspect of Christian faith. The Son of David has bought the world. The kingdom is His. Look on Him who was pierced. We now sing His praise. We render worship to him. Are there idols in your own heart? The Goliath-slayer will not tolerate mixing praise for idols with His praise. Are you besieged by great enemies? The Lord pours out His Spirit of grace and supplication. So call upon God to deliver. The mighty, Angelic Messiah, the Christ, the Lord's anointed Messenger shall conquer all His enemies. He conquers by filling the house of David with David's songs. Bending before the rightful King, singing His praise, is how we overcome. A Davidson has taken up the world's government by taking His rightful place upon the Israel's throne. We worship & serve Him, and this praise shall crescendo until all His many enemies fall. Our worship each Sunday foretells the end of the World: Jesus shall reign.

Topic: In Race for Tuition-Free College, New Mexico Stakes a Claim   As universities across the United States face steep enrollment declines, New Mexico's government is embarking on a pioneering experiment to fight that trend: tuition-free higher education for all state residents. 隨著美國各地大學入學人數急劇下滑，新墨西哥州政府正著手進行一項開創性實驗來應對這一趨勢：為全州居民提供免學費高等教育。 After President Joe Biden's plan for universal free community college failed to gain traction in Congress, New Mexico, one of the nation's poorest states, has emerged with perhaps the most ambitious plans as states scramble to come up with their own initiatives. 在美國總統拜登的全民免費社區大學計畫未能獲得國會支持後，美國最窮的州之一新墨西哥州提出的計畫，可能是各州爭相提出行動倡議中最具雄心的一個。 A new state law approved in a rare show of bipartisanship allocates almost 1% of the state's budget toward covering tuition and fees at public colleges and universities, community colleges and tribal colleges. All state residents from new high school graduates to adults enrolling part-time will be eligible regardless of family income. The program is also open to immigrants regardless of their immigration status. 一項新的州法在兩黨罕見合作下通過，將州預算的1%用於支付公立大學、社區大學與部落學院的學費。所有州民，從剛畢業的高中生到參加兼職教育的成人都有資格參加，無論家庭收入。該計畫也向移民開放，無論他們的移民身分如何。 Some legislators and other critics question whether there should have been income caps and whether the state, newly flush with oil and gas revenue, can secure long-term funding to support the program beyond its first year. The legislation, which seeks to treat college as a public resource similar to primary and secondary education, takes effect in July. 一些議員和其他批評人士質疑是否應設所得限制，以及剛獲大量石油與天然氣收入的該州是否能在計畫實施第一年後，獲得長期資金支持。這項立法將於7月生效，旨在將大學視為與中小學教育類似的公共資源。 Although nearly half the states have embraced similar initiatives that seek to cover at least some tuition expenses for some students, New Mexico's law goes further by covering tuition and fees before other scholarships and sources of financial aid are applied, enabling students to use those other funds for expenses such as lodging, food or child care. 儘管近半的州已採取類似舉措，想幫一些學生支付至少部分學費和雜費，新墨西哥州法律更進一步，在申請其他獎學金和學費補助前，先支付學雜費，讓學生能使用其他資金，支付如住宿、食物或兒童照顧等費用。 “The New Mexico program is very close to ideal,” said Michael Dannenberg, vice president of strategic initiatives and higher education policy at the nonprofit advocacy group Education Reform Now. Considering the state's income levels and available resources, he added that New Mexico's program is among the most generous in the country. 非營利倡議組織Education Reform Now策略倡議暨高教政策副總裁丹能貝格說：「新墨西哥的計畫非常貼近理想。」他表示，考量收入水準與可用資源，新墨西哥州的計畫是全美最慷慨的。 Dannenberg emphasized that New Mexico is going beyond what larger, more prosperous states like Washington and Tennessee have already done. Programs in other states often limit tuition assistance to community colleges, exclude some residents because of family income or impose conditions requiring students to work part time. 丹能貝格強調，新墨西哥州正超越華盛頓和田納西這些更大、更繁榮的州所做的事。其他州通常限制對社區大學的學費補助，因家庭收入排除一些州民，或要求學生兼職。Source article: https://udn.com/news/story/6904/6329103   Next Article   Topic: Colleges Slash Budgets in the Pandemic,With ‘Nothing Off-Limits' Ohio Wesleyan University is eliminating 18 majors. The University of Florida's trustees last month took the first steps toward letting the school furlough faculty. The University of California, Berkeley, has paused admissions to its doctoral programs in anthropology, sociology and art history. 美國俄亥俄衛斯理大學取消了18個科系。佛州大學董事會9月採取初步措施，目標是讓校方有權放教師無薪假。柏克萊加州大學則暫停招收人類學、社會學和藝術史的博士班學生。 As it resurges across the country, the coronavirus is forcing universities large and small to make deep and possibly lasting cuts to close widening budget shortfalls. By one estimate, the pandemic has cost colleges at least $120 billion, with even Harvard University, despite its $41.9 billion endowment, reporting a $10 million deficit that has prompted belt tightening. 由於全美各地新冠肺炎疫情再度惡化，美國各大學不論規模大小，都被迫大砍支出，以彌補逐漸擴大的預算缺口，刪減的支出可能長期都不會恢復。有人估計，疫情至少使美國各大學合計損失1200億美元，就連坐擁419億美元辦學基金的哈佛大學也出現1000萬美元預算赤字，被迫勒緊褲帶。 The persistence of the economic downturn is taking a devastating financial toll, pushing many to lay off or furlough employees, delay graduate admissions and even cut or consolidate core programs like liberal arts departments. 經濟持續疲軟造成極其嚴重的財務災情，迫使許多大學裁員或放無薪假，推遲研究所學生入學，甚至取消或合併文科等核心學程。 The University of South Florida announced last month that its College of Education would become a graduate school only, phasing out undergraduate education degrees to help close a $6.8 million budget gap. In Ohio, the University of Akron, citing the coronavirus, successfully invoked a clause in its collective-bargaining agreement in September to supersede tenure rules and lay off 97 unionized faculty members. 南佛州大學上個月宣布，其教育學院將只留下研究所，分階段取消大學部，以彌補680萬美元的預算缺口。在俄亥俄州，艾克朗大學以疫情為由，在9月成功援用團體協約一項條款取代任期規則，裁掉97名加入工會的教師。 “We haven't seen a budget crisis like this in a generation,” said Robert Kelchen, a Seton Hall University associate professor of higher education who has been tracking the administrative response to the pandemic. “There's nothing off-limits at this point.” 西東大學高等教育副教授柯爾欽一直在關注校方對疫情的反應，他說：「這是一個世代以來從未見過的預算危機，在這種關頭，沒有什麼不能碰。」 Even before the pandemic, colleges and universities were grappling with a growing financial crisis, brought on by years of shrinking state support, declining enrollment, and student concerns with skyrocketing tuition and burdensome debt. Now the coronavirus has amplified the financial trouble systemwide, though elite, well-endowed colleges seem sure to weather it with far less pain. 早在疫情爆發前，美國大專院校就為日益嚴重的財務危機而掙扎，原因是州政府補助日漸減少，學生註冊數下滑而且介意學費高漲和學貸負擔沉重，如今，疫情擴大了整個高教體系財務問題，不過，辦學基金厚實的菁英大學似乎可度過難關，且承受的痛苦會少得多。 “We have been in aggressive recession management for 12 years — probably more than 12 years,” Daniel Greenstein, chancellor of the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education, told his board of governors as they voted to forge ahead with a proposal to merge a half-dozen small schools into two academic entities. 賓州高等教育體系董事會表決通過，大力推動將6個小規模學院併為兩個學術單位，當時總校長葛林斯坦對董事會說：「我們積極從事於衰退問題管理已有12年，應該還不止12年。」Source article: https://paper.udn.com/udnpaper/POH0067/359091/web/     Next Article   Topic: Remember the MOOCs? After Near-Death, They're Booming Sandeep Gupta, a technology manager in California, sees the economic storm caused by the coronavirus as a time “to try to future-proof your working life.” So he is taking an online course in artificial intelligence. 美國加州科技業經理古普塔認為，新冠肺炎引發的經濟風暴是「防止職業生涯被未來淘汰」的時機，所以修讀了一門關於人工智慧的線上課程。 Dr. Robert Davidson, an emergency-room physician in Michigan, says the pandemic has cast “a glaring light on the shortcomings of our public health infrastructure.” So he is pursuing an online master's degree in public health. 密西根州急診室醫師戴維森說，疫情「使我們公衛基礎設施的弱點顯而易見」，所以他在修讀線上公衛碩士學位。 Children and college students aren't the only ones turning to online education during the coronavirus pandemic. Millions of adults have signed up for online classes in the past two months, too — a jolt that could signal a renaissance for big online learning networks that had struggled for years. 在新冠肺炎大流行期間轉而接受線上教育者，不限於兒童和大學生。過去兩個月，數以百萬計的成人也註冊參加線上課程，這令人驚訝的事實可能意味苦撐多年的大型線上學習網路即將再起。 Coursera, in which Gupta and Davidson enrolled, added 10 million new users from mid-March to mid-May, seven times the pace of new sign-ups in the previous year. Enrollments at edX and Udacity, two smaller education sites, have jumped by similar multiples. 古普塔與戴維森註冊的Coursera，從3月中旬到5月中旬增加1000萬新用戶，是去年同期新增註冊人數的七倍。edX與Udacity這兩個規模較小的教育網站，新註冊人數也以類似倍數暴增。 “Crises lead to accelerations, and this is best chance ever for online learning,” said Sebastian Thrun, a co-founder and chairman of Udacity. Udacity共同創辦人兼董事長史朗說：「危機導致改變加速發生，這是線上學習業未曾遇過的最佳良機。」 Coursera, Udacity and edX sprang up nearly a decade ago as high-profile university experiments known as MOOCs, for massive open online courses. They were portrayed as tech-fueled insurgents destined to disrupt the antiquated ways of traditional higher education. But few people completed courses, grappling with the same challenges now facing students forced into distance learning because of the pandemic. Screen fatigue sets in, and attention strays. Coursera、Udacity和edX近十年前出現，嘗試與大學合作推出線上課程而備受矚目，這類課程名為「大規模開放線上課程」，簡稱「磨課師」。這種課程被描述為獲得科技支持的反叛者，意在顛覆傳統高等教育過時的授課方式。不過，很少有人能修完課程，這些人窮於應付的挑戰，與目前因為疫情被迫遠距學習的學生一樣。長時間盯著螢幕造成疲勞，而且注意力難以集中。 But the online ventures adapted through trial and error, gathering lessons that could provide a road map for school districts and universities pushed online. The instructional ingredients of success, the sites found, include short videos of six minutes or less, interspersed with interactive drills and tests; online forums where students share problems and suggestions; and online mentoring and tutoring. 不過這些線上企業透過反覆試驗來調整，並且積聚了可供被迫線上授課的學區和大學參考的知識和經驗。這些網站發現，線上授課成功的要素包括：短片時間不超過6分鐘，穿插互動練習和測驗；設立線上論壇，讓學生提出問題和建議；並提供線上指導和輔導。 A few top-tier universities, such as the University of Michigan and the Georgia Institute of Technology, offer some full degree programs through the online platforms. 有幾所頂尖大學，如密西根大學和喬治亞理工學院，透過這些線上平台提供一些正式學位學程。 While those academic programs are available, the online schools have tilted toward skills-focused courses that match student demand and hiring trends. 這些線上學校雖提供學術性學程，卻更傾向開設符合學生需要和雇用趨勢的技能課程。 The COVID-19 effect on online learning could broaden the range of popular subjects, education experts say. But so far, training for the tech economy is where the digital-learning money lies. With more of work and everyday life moving online — some of it permanently — that will probably not change. 教育專家指出，新冠肺炎可能會使線上課程熱門科目範圍變得更廣。不過到目前為止，針對科技經濟提供的訓練課程，才是數位教學業的金雞母。隨著更多的工作和日常生活轉移到線上進行，有些是永遠轉到線上，這種情況大概不會改變。Source articles: https://paper.udn.com/udnpaper/POH0067/354879/web/

The Best of the Week on Good Morning BT: Bo & Beth remember Bruton Smith with Tom Sorensen, Governor Pat McCrory, and Scott Padgett. Mick Mulvaney discusses the January 6th hearings. Thom Tillis breaks down the new gun legislation just passed in the US Senate. What is Greed-flation? Matt Doherty reflects on the retirement of Davidson's Bob McKillop. Plus, pain at the pump, old-school full service gas stations... and Beth's latest crime against food: Peanuts in your Coke. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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We get legal advice from Andrew Lyons, partner at Davidson & Co. Law Firm. His twin brother John Lyons also explained if this is the right time to invest in a property. Plus a huge focus on aviation this morning, DXB is set to see 2.4 million passengers during June-July. Paul Griffiths, CEO of Dubai Airports explained how they've prepared for the huge footfall. And, the boss of FlyDubai explained what they're seeing in terms of demand this summer.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

163: The First Step to Nonprofit Leadership: Taking Care of Yourself (Georgia Krueger)SUMMARYHow can you best be there for your organization, your employees, the individuals you serve and your own family if you aren't taking care of yourself? In episode #163 of Your Path to Nonprofit Leadership, we talk with Georgia Krueger, as she explains why self-care is so important to be your best, feel your best, and, yes, give your best. She shares the importance of incorporating safeguards to care for your heart, mind, body and spirit, so you have the clarity to guide your thinking, ideas and actions. Throughout our conversation, Georgia shares candid insights about specific decisions and pivotal moments and why she credits intentional self-care to see her through. ABOUT GEORGIAGeorgia Harris Krueger has worked in the world of not-for-profits for over 30 years in a variety of settings. A 20-year career with the YMCA spans roles from Aquatics Director to Director of Camp Thunderbird to the Executive Director position at the Lake Norman YMCA in Davidson, NC. Most recently, Georgia served as the CEO of Ada Jenkins Center in Davidson, NC where she was instrumental in building collaborative partnerships, creating an endowment program, raising funds for and completing major renovations for the Center, almost doubling the annual budget due to increased client-partner and community demands, while positioning the Center as a leader in strengthening the community.EPISODE TOPICS & RESOURCESJesus, CEO: Using Ancient Wisdom for Visionary Leadership by Laurie Beth JonesEat That Frog: 21 Great Ways to Stop Procrastinating and Get More Done in Less Time by Brian TracyManaging At the Speed of Change by Daryl ConnorJump Start Your Business Brain: The Scientific Way to Make More Money by Doug Hall Check out Patton's new book Your Path to Nonprofit Leadership: Seven Keys to Advancing Your Career in the Philanthropic Sector

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Bob McKillop joined Zach to discuss his tremendous 33-year career coaching at Davidson and when he first knew what a special player Steph Curry would become. 

Ag markets finished mostly lower on Wednesday after we saw corn and wheat start higher. Weather, wheat harvest pressure, continued fighting in the Black Sea, liquidation in veg oils and crude oil, financial markets and more all weighed on the market. We discuss it all and more with Mike Zuzolo of Global Commodity Analytics. Learn more at https://www.globalcommresearch.com. We start the show with a look at the Senate Ag Committee passing the cattle markets bill and special investigator bill today and get price action from Ryan Moe at StoneX. Then we also talk ticks and taking care of yourself during the summer with Jana Davidson of the Progressive Agriculture Foundation. Today's show brought to you in part by Growmark/FS; learn more at https://www.growmark.com.

Tyler and Matt are joined by Matt Modderno of the Bleavin Wizards podcast and Bullets Forever to discuss A10 players who could hear their name called on draft night, and what to expect if they reach the NBA. We then discuss a few other late sleepers outside the conference, and react to Bob McKillop's retirement from Davidson.Follow us on Twitter! @3BidLeaguePodGmail: 3bidleague@gmail.com

EPISODE 100!!! We're celebrating this achievement with a different style of show. We're talking all about hymns and music. What does music do to our brains? How can it be used for benevolent or, conversely, malevolent, purposes? Why is music easier to remember than just about any other media we create or consume? We also discuss some history of hymns and folk music in the Mormon culture and tradition as markers for significant events or used to ensure conformity or battle public perceptions. We round out the episode with some parodies of hymns we wrote to help break the spell!   Show Links:  Hymn Parodies by Bryce & Shannon: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1095C1WDVWjOU0I2LVa7bm0Ob-r9e3EORPqJavZd7gd4/edit?usp=sharing    We were on episode #333 of Serious Inquiries Only!: https://seriouspod.com/    Music, Rhythm, and the Brain: https://brainworldmagazine.com/music-rhythm-brain/  The Power of Music: MInd Control, by Rhythmic Sound: https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/guest-blog/the-power-of-music-mind-control-by-rhythmic-sound/  Why Does Music Give You Chills? https://www.mentalfloss.com/article/51745/why-does-music-give-us-chills  How Cult Leaders Use Music for Mind Control: https://www.refinery29.com/en-us/2018/08/206497/cult-music-mind-control-brainwash  Genetically Modified Skeptic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7btz0ocXDeg  Your Brain on Music: A Popular class breaks down how our brain responds to music: https://www.ucf.edu/pegasus/your-brain-on-music/  Your Brain on Music | Alan Harvey | TEDxPerth: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MZFFwy5fwYI  What the Latter-Day Saint Hymn ‘Love at Home' has to do with Blackface: https://www.sltrib.com/religion/2022/06/12/what-latter-day-saint/    Bryce's links: Mormon Songs by Levette J. Davidson https://www.jstor.org/stable/537180 History of hymns https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/history/topics/hymns?lang=eng Emma Smith hymn compilation revelation https://www.josephsmithpapers.org/paper-summary/revelation-july-1830-c-dc-25/2 Emma 1835 hymnal https://www.josephsmithpapers.org/paper-summary/collection-of-sacred-hymns-1835/8 1880s Psalmody https://archive.org/details/latterdaysaintsp00unse/page/n90/mode/2up?view=theater   Email: glassboxpodcast@gmail.com  Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/GlassBoxPod  Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/glassboxpodcast Twitter: https://twitter.com/GlassBoxPod  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/glassboxpodcast/  Merch store: https://exmomerch.creator-spring.com/ Be sure to use discount code GLASSBOX for a tithing off your order!!!

Aloha Community PlattevilleWe have a beautiful five-bedroom home that sits on four lush acres outside Platteville, Wisconsin. Our young adults can thrive in a structured, calm environment that combines the safety of 24-hour staff oversight with the coziness of a home family environment.Each resident has a bedroom, access to communal spaces, where she can watch movies, play video games, participate in crafting, cooking or just relax.Additionally, our expansive property allows for plenty of outdoor activities including gardening and maintaining a hobby farm.The Program/AdmissionsAfter years of structure and support — both at home and at school – that protective scaffolding falls away when our kids reach age 21. As a result, it's not uncommon for many individuals with FASD to grapple with unemployment, substance abuse and homelessness.Ours is an FASD only based program, developed collaboratively with Montana's' Farm in The Dell project and customized to meet the needs of our population. We provide the tools to achieve daily functioning skills, including duties such as preparing dinner or tending to our farm animals. This enables our residents to have a sense of responsibility, collaboration and productivity.Our FASD-trained staff are on site 247.Give us a call at: (808)-523-8191We'll listen. Our program is designed to create a life that balances independence and autonomy for your child and peace of mind for you. https://fasdcommunities.org/housing/EPISODE RESOURCES:The Canadian FASD Research Networkhttps://canfasd.ca/national-fasd-strategy/FASD Respect Acthttps://nofaspolicycenter.org/the-fasd-respect-act/NoFASD Austrailahttps://www.nofasd.org.au/National Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder Strategic Action Plan (health.gov.au)Support the show

After a Big Rock Fishing Tournament update from Josh Goodson, Hayes Permar shares why he feels Golden State Warriors guard, and NBA Finals MVP, Steph Curry developed the mentality that he has a player by being the top guy at Davidson, and how that might have happened had he gone to a larger school. Also, Hayes Permar and Dennis Cox exchange gifts, and go through a fun round of Rightly Rated which included an elephant who killed a woman in India. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The guys cover some huge news in Atlanta sports…. From a local lead-foot hero Bubba Pollard, to the Braves win streak. They also talk about a record night for the UFC in Austin, and Chuck's recent experience getting his bell rung. And of course there's some obscure talk about the Dolphin Point Project- the NASA funded project, led by Dr. Lilly, where he and his trusty female sidekick performed some insane experiments on a small group of dolphins. Thanks for tuning in everybody!! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Duncan and I talk about what the role is of a Technical Advisor to the CEO. We also get into the hiring challenge, how to stay collaborative at such a large scale and we also touch on the immigrant story.Check out https://7ctos.com

This week, TravelPulse Executive Editor Eric Bowman discusses the top trending news in the industry, including air travel woes, big cruise news and so much more. Later in the show, Bowman interviews Chris Davidson, Executive Vice President of MMGY Travel Intelligence. Davidson shares insights into MMGY's recent summer edition of the Portrait of the American Traveler as well as how the lifting of the pre-departure testing rule to enter the U.S. is impacting traveler's decision-making. The interview with Davidson begins at the 14:40-minute mark. Have any feedback or questions? Contact us at Podcast@TravelPulse.com  and follow us on social media @TravelPulse.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The guys are joined by new Davidson basketball head coach Matt McKillop to talk about taking over for his Dad and some of his favorite memories about coaching and playing for his Dad. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mac and Bone recap the biggest local sports stories from the weekend, discuss their feeling about Kenny Atkinson ditching the Hornets to stay in Golden State and talk to new Davidson basketball head coach Matt McKillop who takes over for his Dad. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this two part episode, Lance Medow chats with Arizona State head coach Herm Edwards about DJ Davidson and why his skill set fits in well with the Giants defense. Lance Medow is also joined by San Diego State head coach Brady Hoke to talk about Daniel Bellinger's versatility at TE and physical ability. SUBSCRIBE NOW: **Apple** | **Spotify** | **Google** | **Stitcher** | **[iHeartRadio](https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-giants-huddle-new-york-gia-79840354/)** :36 - Davidson's development at ASU 9:55 - Learning the NFL game 14:21 - Brady Hoke on Daniel Bellinger 19:21 - Bellinger's contested catch ability See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Greg talks to Rocco Miller of bracketeer.org about Bob McKillop stepping down at Davidson, the outlook of the Atlantic 10, & mid-majors who have had a big offseason & Greg recaps the past Friday's college basketball news & notes. Podcast Highlights 6:44-Interview with Rocco Miller 29:15-Recap of Friday's college basketball news & notes See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this weekend edition of 2CS, Sid and Lakeena are joined by Christine Manika of KXRB Radio (Sioux Falls) and South Burbs Hitmen podcast co-host Joe Mandel. After recapping the Finals, Manika comes on to discuss a wide array of sports topics and Mandel talks the White Sox and the MLB. Plus, we preview Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Finals and more. 2:43 - NBA Finals recap: First Finals MVP for Steph; Where do the Warriors fall among all-time great teams?; Where do the Celtics go from here?; Can either team return to the Finals next season? 22:56 - Our buddy Christine Manika makes an early visit to give her thoughts on the NBA Finals, White Sox, Stanley Cup Final, and US Open. Plus, sports media news: will the Sox, Bulls and Blackhawks leave NBC Sports Chicago?; The Score's Dan Bernstein and Laurence Holmes team up for a new midday show 55:25 - South Burbs Hitmen podcast co-host Joe Mandel makes his 2CS debut to talk about the White Sox and if they can make a run after their slow start 1:26:38 - Let's do that hockey as we preview Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Final: Can the Lightning even the series, or will the Avalanche pounce again? 1:36:04 - Steph Curry's college coach, Bob McKillop of Davidson, announces his retirement. 1:37:10 - MLB talk: Two near no-hitters this week, have they lost their luster?; Braves and Yankees stay hot; Cubs stink; this weekend's games 1:47:05 - Apple TV+ will be the new home for MLS. Will other leagues follow suit? Subscribe to WARR on Anchor and on YouTube and follow WARR for all the latest on our movement and stay tuned for upcoming episodes and specials from your guys. Weareregalradio.com provides the best independent coverage of sports and culture -- feel free to share our content and rate us well here or wherever else you find our podcasts. Thanks for listening. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/warrmedia/message

The NBA Draft is less than a week away and talk is swirling about who the Hornets might pick. Well, they need a center. But who is the best tactical pick at 13? We also pick at 15 so what's the strategy there? Then, we have Kenny Atkinson coming in as the HC with a finals win under his belt as the now former Warriors Assistant Coach. How will this all play out? And of course we are covering a little more Panthers news about what the season may shape up to be! If you love this content be sure to shout us out on social media! Twitter @IE_CarolinaCast Subreddit @IE_CarolinaCast And become a patron member today!

Jonathan Davidson, EVP and GM of Cisco's Mass-Scale Infrastructure Group, discusses Cisco's desire to help close the digital divide."We're focused on powering an inclusive future for all. That's not just a tagline; that's what we believe we are here to do from a purpose perspective," he said.Here's a list of topics that were covered in this podcast: The digital divide as an opportunity for networking projects (2:00) The status of Cisco's digital divide work (4:30) How Cisco works with service providers, agencies and partners to accelerate programs aimed at helping alleviate the digital divide (6:30) Being reactive versus proactive on connectivity projects (9:50) Which issues require the most attention (11:15) Where Cisco's private 5G-as-a-service fits in (12:50) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Michigan has a group of volunteers who assist local governments and public services with incident response. The program is relatively mature, and will be presented (along with those of Ohio and Wisconsin) at the upcoming National Governors Association Cybersecurity Summit. Come hear the interview and scoop the governors!   Segment Resources: Our home page http://micybercorps.org Our supporting legislation https://www.legislature.mi.gov/documents/mcl/pdf/mcl-Act-132-of-2017.pdf Our partner organization https://www.michigan.gov/dtmb/services/cybersecurity/cyber-partners Key article in moving our development forward - https://warontherocks.com/2018/01/estonias-approach-cyber-defense-feasible-united-states/ An article with more info https://www.lawfareblog.com/bridging-state-level-cybersecurity-resources   Visit https://www.securityweekly.com/psw for all the latest episodes! Show Notes: https://securityweekly.com/psw744

Davidson Basketball head coach Bob McKillop joins Tom Tolbert & Kerry Crowley to discuss how he's never surprised what Steph Curry has accomplished in the NBA, how a 0-9 3 point game will only motivate him & he could see Steph run for office when his career is over  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Davidson Basketball head coach Bob McKillop joins Tom Tolbert & Kerry Crowley to discuss how he's never surprised what Steph Curry has accomplished in the NBA, how a 0-9 3 point game will only motivate him & he could see Steph run for office when his career is over  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The guys welcome in Bob McKillop, head coach of the Davidson basketball team, to talk about his former player Steph Curry, the biggest differences in him now from his college days and where he thinks he ranks all-time in NBA history. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

All eyes in the sporting world were on Jonathan Isaac when he made the bold and courageous decision to stand for the National Anthem...when others took a knee. His resolved, built on his deep convictions and love for Jesus, have been chronicled in his new book, "Why I Stand." He shares his story today with Mike. Also in this episode, Chad Davidson shares his story, and how that today's Marvel and DC characters are being used in a war on God.

KD helps Saas Sales Leaders get from 0 to 100 Million in revenue. He's helped build 2 Unicorns and has trained thousands of Sales Reps. Awards and Recognition- Salesforce - Top Sales Influencer to Follow- InsideSales top 10 Sales Leader- Pavillon Lecturer of the Year- Salesforce Top 16 Sales Influencers to Follow- Ambition Top 100 Sales Coaches- SalesLoft Rev Star- TOPO Sales Development Exec of the Year- LinkedIn Top Sales Voices- LinkedIn Sales Star- The Modern Sale Top 100 Global Sales Leaders- Crunchbase Top Sales Leaders You Should KnowIf you want to connect with KD here is his LinkedIn Profile.https://www.linkedin.com/in/kddorsey3/As I've grown as a leader I have a better understanding of what truly drives behavior, motivation, and long term success. If we can make better people, the sales will follow. I love scaling sales teams. I have built teams from 0-150+ reps, revenues from 0-100M+ ARR (and counting). I believe in processes and systems, paired with skill development, as the code to success. I also love to share what I have learned, and what I am learning with others. I consult all sorts of different companies and people as they look to improve their results. I mentor and consult early, mid, and late-stage SaaS companies all across the world. Sharing my playbooks and processes for scaling sales teams successfully.I have spoken at the top conferences across the country, mentor/coach start up's across the country, and love sharing as I go. If there is a book on sales, psychology or influence I have probably read it. I am a voracious learner and am constantly pushing myself and my team to reach new heights of achievement. Because of my own internal desire to learn and grow, that also gets translated out to my team with non-stop growth, coaching and training.

Do you know about the mission of the U.S. Commercial Service and how they can help you? Find out! We learn about how our government provides services and connections through embassies and other means from Aron Davidson, Travel & Tourism Lead for the U.S. Commercial Service.

Admiral Philip S. Davidson served as the 25th Commander of the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command from 2018 to 2021. Before leading USINDOPACOM, Admiral Davidson held U.S. Navy leadership roles in North America, Europe, and Africa, and served ashore in multiple policy, strategy, and operations roles; these included service as senior military advisor to the Special Representative for Afghanistan and Pakistan (SRAP) at the State Department, deputy director for Strategy and Policy in the Joint Staff, and as the Navy's military aide to the vice president of the United States. On this episode, Admiral Davidson examined China's strategic objectives in the Indo-Pacific region, assessed the strengths and weaknesses of Taiwan's deterrence capabilities, and underscored the value of U.S. engagement and cooperation with allies and partners in the region.

Chase Thomas is the Sports Renaissance Man, Atlanta Sports Guy and Vol For Life. On hour 3 of today's program, Chase is joined by CHGO Sports' Jay Zawaski to talk about the Chicago Blackhawks, the long rebuilding project in Chicago, Kyle Davidson becoming the permanent GM, Stromme's future this offseason, Patrick Kanes' choice, Barry Trotz potentially becoming the next coach, and much more. Host: Chase Thomas Guest: Jay Zawaski Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices