Podcast appearances and mentions of howard robinson

This is T-ENT SPORTS PODCAST EPISODE 135 and this morning with it being the beginning of Black History Month and I wanted to talk Civil Rights with The Alabama State University's own Dr. Howard Robinson. Please tap in a get this knowledge about The Civil Rights Movement first hand.

Gaming and Esports Virtual Meetup: Emerging Technologies, Brand Building, and Community Engagement The gaming and esports industry has been experiencing tremendous growth and innovation over the past decade. New technologies and trends are emerging regularly, and professionals in the industry need to stay updated to capitalize on these opportunities. The recent gaming and esports virtual meetup provided a platform for professionals in the industry to discuss some of the emerging technologies, brand building strategies, and community engagement tactics that are shaping the landscape. Speakers: Trent Knox, Karlin Oei, Teo Toma,Vladimir Rigenco, Jean Carlo Cheung G., Deandre Jones, Lauren Ladlee

Even though the Chancellor's budget, delivered just two weeks ago, indicated that budgets to maintain the local road network appear to have escaped further cuts, although as we sit in the middle of a three-year funding cycle-no further increase are expected for at least another two years.On this week's Highways Voices podcast, we explore the subject of proactive highway maintenance and the need for local authorities and those contractors that work on behalf of councils to strike a balance between reactive and proactive maintenance as part of a proactive asset management plan.Subscribe to Highways Voices free on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, Google Podcasts or Pocket Casts and never miss an episode!One person that knows all about that is Dr Howard Robinson, MD of ASI Solutions and former Chief Executive of the Road Surface Treatments Association.In this episode he talks about how RHINOPHALT asphalt preservation is helping protect and preserve both the local and national network, keeping it in a better condition for longer. He also tells us why the funding mechanism for highways maintenance needs to change to help incentivise local authorities to be more proactive in their use of surface treatments and why that will lead to less reactive spending in the future.Now more than ever, increasing numbers of roads asset managers are seeing the economic and sustainable benefits of whole carbon and cost lifecycle management and harnessing proactive surface treatments to maintain their networks, stretching their budgets and significantly reducing their carbon.You'll also hear why TRL Software and KL Systems win this week's Adrian's Accolade, news from our partners and some top stories from Highways-News.com.

On the episode of The Smoke Podcast, we had OG Howard Robinson on the show and Howard talked about his app 'Play Ode' which is a streaming app featuring black-owned and urban formatted radio stations and podcasts. This week we paired a deliciously great libation with a wickedly smooth cigar. This and other episodes of The Smoke can be found wherever good podcasts are being served. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

On the episode of The Smoke Podcast, we had OG Howard Robinson on the show and Howard talked about his app 'Play Ode' which is a streaming app featuring black-owned and urban formatted radio stations and podcasts. This week we paired a deliciously great libation with a wickedly smooth cigar. This and other episodes of The Smoke can be found wherever good podcasts are being served. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Howard Robinson, founder of Gaming for Greatness, discusses his work in gaming and esports and how that's being connected to STEM and virtual reality. For more information about Gaming for Greatness, visit gamingforgreatness.com To learn more about Blue Scorpion Reputation Management, visit http://bluescorpionrm.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blue-scorpion-rm/support

(Photo by Treion Films, event videographer, courtesy of Howard Robinson, and used with permission.) Opening up the future is what new virtual -reality-based educational program We Are VR Leaders is all about. We Are VR Leaders Founder Howard Robinson created the program to engage students and increase retention. Most importantly, though, We Are VR Leaders provides underserved students with access to a wider variety of learning opportunities, Howard, who is an educator, technologist and thought leader, is also the Founder and President of Gaming for Greatness. For Howard, his leadership journey began during his own academic career. As one of the top students in his South Side Chicago high school, he frequently guided classmates in their studies. And during his college career, one of his teaching positions was as a computer-science instructor for students in South Africa. Today, he uses cutting-edge technology to accomplish his dual missions: education and youth leadership. Virtual reality, Howard says, can transcend some of the obstacles students face, while allowing them to experience future career options. It can also keep them engaged. In fact, Howard says, getting the students to stop interacting with the VR lessons, may just be a challenge! And his new educational program is going to change some lives.. We Are VR Leaders currently lists three different programs on their website. Currently,, the program is set to debut in two different states, for two different types of youth-serving organizations. But Howard says that's just the beginning. Howard shared the story of creating We Are VR Leaders, talked about some of his favorite experiences with the program and offered a preview of what could be next! On this edition of Over Coffee® we cover: How Howard first became inspired to become a leader in education and technology; A creative lesson from a unique past experience as an educator which he currently uses in his work with We Are VR Leaders; How Howard first realized the educational potential of VR; The story of We Are VR Leaders; A timeline for the (scheduled) implementation of the program in a school system; His advice for organizations on successfully implementing programs for underserved communities; How to find out more about implementing the program for your school or organization; A closer look at some of the curricula students will experience through We Are VR Leaders; One of the best lessons Howard has learned as an educator, from his work with his new program; An exciting development that's coming in the very near future!; Howard's vision for We Are VR Leaders; A look at the Art Therapy curriculum which Howard is currently developing in collaboration with nonprofit Smile Honey Child;; One of the reactions Howard enjoyed most, when introducing newcomers to virtual reality; How you can support the program, if you'd like to help!: Howard's go-to implement to extend his reach, as a VR educator.

On The Smoke podcast, we'll talk about cigars, liquor, weed, wine, heck we will talk about anything and give The Smoke to any deserving person. The podcast is hosted by Fabian, Kimberly, and Ike On this episode we had Howard Robertson president and owner of Trust Marketing on the show and we paired a really great wine from Charles Woodson called Intercept and the cigar we paired it with was a stick from Alec Bradley called Magic Toast. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

On The Smoke podcast, we'll talk about cigars, liquor, weed, wine, heck we will talk about anything and give The Smoke to any deserving person. The podcast is hosted by Fabian, Kimberly, and Ike On this episode we had Howard Robertson president and owner of Trust Marketing on the show and we paired a really great wine from Charles Woodson called Intercept and the cigar we paired it with was a stick from Alec Bradley called Magic Toast. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

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Highway engineers need to be open-minded to using the ‘complete' tool box of solutions as part of their asset management strategies, with different surface treatments offering cost effective and sustainable alternatives, as moe local authorities introduce a more proactive approach as part of their maintenance strategies. That was the message from Paul Boss, Chief Executive of the Road Surface Treatments Association (RSTA) and Howard Robinson, Managing Director, ASI Solutions, who both spoke as part of this week's Highways Voices podcast. Mr Boss said he was ‘dissapointed' to hear of the expected reduction in capital block funding for maintenance but welcomed the additional money for potholes. He said to help cope with any changes in funding and maintenance programmes, as a result, local authorities should keep preventative surface treatments in their plans. “It is important to remember- it's not just about the money. If local authorities are using all the tools that they've got their disposal, then they can be they can be using those more efficient and more sustainable treatments and actually making the money that they have got go a lot further. What I would say to local authorities is keep your preventative and your surface treatment maintenance in there, because ultimately, that is going to save you much more money in the long run.”

Howard Robinson of Alabama State University Archives, Robin Brown of Cobb Memorial Archives, and Marty Olliff of the Wiregrass Archives discuss their collections as part of the Alabama Historical Association's series, 2020 & the Future of Alabama History. Recorded on FB Live, September 9, 2020.

My guest today is author, Howard Robinson.   You can follow Howard on twitter:  https://twitter.com/howardprobinson   You can get in touch with me on twitter: https://twitter.com/NovelEm16   You can also follow the podcast on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/slumberingslothbooknook/ If you would like to be involved with the podcast you can email at slumberingslothbooknook@gmail.com Don't forget to follow, share and like!

Debata inaugurująca XX Festiwal Nauki w Warszawie [21 września 2016] We wrześniu i grudniu 2015 roku detektory działające w ramach projektu Ligo zarejestrowały fale grawitacyjne, o których istnieniu przypuszczano na podstawie teoretycznych obliczeń od blisko stu lat. Odkrycie spotkało się z zainteresowaniem mediów na całym świecie. Historia badań nad falami grawitacyjnymi, nowe perspektywy dla nauki po potwierdzeniu ich istnienia oraz technika umożliwiająca ich rejestrację były tematem debaty, która zainaugurowała XX Festiwal Nauki w Warszawie. W debacie udział wzięli fizyk specjalizujący się w ogólnej teorii względności prof. dr hab. Andrzej Krasiński (Centrum Astronomiczne im. Mikołaja Kopernik PAN), astrofizyk zajmująca się symulacjami numerycznymi astrofizycznych źródeł fal grawitacyjnych oraz analizą danych z detektorów fal grawitacyjnych Virgo/Ligo prof. dr hab. Dorota Rosińska (Instytut Astronomii im. Janusza Gila UZ) oraz astrofizyk interesujący się m.in. teorią i detekcją fal grawitacyjnych w projekcie Ligo/Virgo prof. dr hab. Michał Bejger (Centrum Astronomiczne im. Mikołaja Kopernik PAN). Jego wykład zilustrowany został doświadczeniami autorstwa dr. Jana Grabskiego (Zakład Fizyki Jądrowej na Wydziale Fizyki PW) Prof. Krasiński: Co to są fale grawitacyjne? Debatę rozpoczęło wystąpienie prof. Krasińskiego, który opowiedział czym są fale grawitacyjne oraz o historii badania tego zjawiska. Jak mówił fizyk, fale grawitacyjne to oderwane od źródła impulsy pola grawitacyjnego. Przechodząc przez dowolny obiekt materialny, wywołują ruchy przyspieszone jednych elementów obiektu względem innych. Są wielokrotnie słabsze niż fale elektromagnetyczne, dlatego o wiele trudniej było je wykryć. Przypuszczenie dotyczące istnienia fal grawitacyjnych wysunął już w 1916 roku Albert Einstein, który dowiódł, że istnieją uproszczone rozwiązania równań pola grawitacyjnego, które są podobne do rozwiązań równań elektrodynamiki opisujących płaskie fale elektromagnetyczne. W 1937 roku sam uczony zwątpił jednak w ich istnienie (mimo że było to wynikiem przyjęcia błędnego założenia w jego kolejnej pracy przygotowanej na ten temat razem z Nathanem Rosenem – co zauważył i poprawił jej recenzent Howard Robinson). Trzeba było dopiero ustaleń Hermanna Bondiego, Felixa Piraniego i Ivora Robinsona oraz Polaka Andrzeja Trautmana dokonanych na przełomie lat 50. i 60., żeby ostatecznie potwierdzić ich istnienie w teorii. Dały one pewność, że fale grawitacyjne przenoszą energię i mogą je emitować źródła o skończonych rozmiarach – dało to podstawę do rozpoczęcia prób ich zarejestrowania.

Howard Robinson argues that the early moderns were right to think that Aristotelian or scholastic hylomorphism was inconsistent with modern science. An emphasis on the teleological component in hylomorphism can, together with an appeal to Divine design, restore a kind of hylomorphism - and also help to articulate the doctrine of transubstantiation. None of this makes any serious contribution to solving the mind-body problem.

Howard Robinson shares his Father's Day Message at the Hukanui Bible Church Family Service on Sunday the 4th of September 2016

More at http://philosophytalk.org/shows/mind-and-world. What kinds of contact can the mind have with the world? Can we know how the world is in itself, or can we only know shadows of the world in our own minds? Are we trapped behind a veil of our own mental states? Is there a world outside my mind – or our minds – at all? John and Ken tackle the big questions of perception, the external world, and the nature of reality, with Howard Robinson from the Central European University, author of "Perception."

Howard Robinson

Howard Robinson gives a talk on philosophy and the role of the intellect Abstract: First, I will consider Jaworski’s interesting recent attempt to defend hylomorphism, understood as the irreducible and the causal efficacy of structure. I shall reject this as unsuccessful, then try to see where this leaves us. I shall develop what I’ll dub the ‘radically dualist’ option, according to which the fundamental physical level and the mind are the only fundamental levels. This will involve looking at different interpretations of the question ‘are there any Fs?’ – roughly, the realist and conceptualist interpretations. I shall then look at how this relates to the Aristotelian/Wigginsian treatment of our common-sense ontology, especially the reality of biological entities

More at https://www.philosophytalk.org/shows/mind-and-world. What kinds of contact can the mind have with the world? Can we know how the world is in itself, or can we only know shadows of the world in our own minds? Are we trapped behind a veil of our own mental states? Is there a world outside my mind – or our minds – at all? John and Ken tackle the big questions of perception, the external world, and the nature of reality, with Howard Robinson from the Central European University, author of "Perception."