Podcast appearances and mentions of James Ramsey

The city got some surprising news this week with the announcement that Kim Schatzel was out as president of the University of Louisville.What started as a Tuesday night rumor quickly evolved into a close-door meeting of the University of Louisville Board of Trustees on Wednesday. Louisville Business First reporter Michael Jones was at that meeting and shares his insights on the situation on this week's Access Louisville podcast. Perhaps most surprising was that Schatzel's departure was followed by the quick appointment of Gerry Bradley to replace her. Bradley is the third president in five years. UofL has experienced a rotating cast of leaders since longtime president James Ramsey resigned in 2016.Also on this week's show, we discuss the former Highland United Methodist, which recently hit the market. Star Auerbach and her father Rob Auerbach, co-founder of Rainbow Blossom Natural Food Market, had purchased this property in 2023 and were considering a boutique hotel for the space. But after Rob Auerbach passed away in 2024, Star says she's no longer able to do the project on her own — though she would still like to see someone else pick it up.Further, we talk about some recent Downtown property sales including Advocacy Plaza near the courthouse and the former MPI Printing building on Jefferson Street. We chat about development near Lynn Family Stadium and we've got an interesting story involving two bars in NuLu, both of which are named Taj.There's also some content from our sponsors at Baird. LBF's Lisa Benson has an interview with investment strategist Ross Mayfield — they're talking market volatility, tariffs, bourbon and other economic news.Access Louisville, sponsored by Baird, is a weekly podcast from Louisville Business First. It's available on popular podcast services including Apple Podcasts and Spotify (which are linked above.)

In this episode, Montgomery Taylor interviews James Ramsey, Georgia Tech hitting coach and recruiting coordinator. They discuss Ramsey's coaching journey, the influence of Hall of Fame coaches, the importance of academics in recruiting, and how his experience as a former player shapes his coaching philosophy.

Our Patreon gets you exclusive access to Discord: https://www.patreon.com/Squarebased On this very special episode Rob and Val dive into some homegrown stats! From the team that brings you the most comprehensive AoS Stats available, we are now tracking the results from every Warhammer the Old World GT (5 rounds or more). Behold the difference 5 rounds brings to the emerging meta and discover a couple of our advanced stats along the way.  https://thehonestwargamer.com/warhammer-the-old-world/warhammer-the-old-world-stats-april-2024/ 0:00 Introduction 01:35 A History Of Warhammer Stats  09:31 How Val is Doing  15:11 How Rob is Doing  28:48 Where to find the Old World Stats!  29:31 Methodology 35:22 What Armies Have the best Win Rates?  47:55 What Armies are being Played?  01:07:19 POSITIVE WIN RATE POTENTIAL (% of times that an army gets 3+ wins)  01:13:28 Faction Breakdown (Wins, Losses, Draws and total games played)  01:21:18 James Ramsey's Vampire Counts 01:24:55 Some Cool Looking Armies from the Weekend 01:31:09 Wrap up and Final Thoughts Links to the podcast only version on all platforms:  https://squarebasedpodcast.podbean.com/ #warhammer #warhammertheoldworld #warhammerfantasy #warhammercommunity #squarebassed #theoldworld #warhammerpodcast #thehonestwargamer

Today's episode is special one, and is hosted by James Ramsey, Head of the Communication Unit at the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA). He is joined by experts from ECDC, EFSA, the European Medicines Agency (EMA), the European Environment Agency (EEA), and the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) to discuss the One Health prespective. Our well-being depends on the health of animals, plants and our environment. What affects one affects all the others, and increasingly so. A One Health perspective is about joining forces to find integrated solutions to common challenges such as climate change and antibiotic resistance. Join us to hear from experts at five EU scientific agencies about how we can put One Health into practice. Whether safeguarding access to life-saving medicines or combating the next pandemic, a One Health approach will be essential to how our society navigates the future.   Host: James Ramsay, Head of the Communication Unit at EFSA Guests: Mike Catchpole, Chief Scientist at the ⁠European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC)⁠ Carlos das Neves, Chief Scientist at the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) Dario Piselli, Expert in environment and health at the European Environment Agency (EEA) Wim De Coen, Head of Hazard Assessment at the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) Steffen Thirstrup, Chief Medical Officer at the European Medicines Agency (EMA) EFSA's Science on the Menu podcast ECHA's Safer Chemicals podcast For more information in general please visit ⁠⁠ecdc.europa.eu⁠⁠ or follow us on ⁠⁠social media⁠⁠.

Bunnie is joined by one of social media's hottest and sexiest couples, Heidi Lavon and James Ramsey. The dynamic duo talk about how they met and fell in love at first photo shoot, advice for overcoming life's challenges and building a new life to be stronger than ever, and what's next for their growing empire. They also discuss how to not compare yourself to others, what life behind the camera is really like, and how to take the power back behind your own reputation.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

California's lack of mental health infrastructure is leaving some of our neediest people on the streets or to languish in jails and prisons which simply exacerbate their conditions. James Ramsey, who had repeated issues with mental health and problematic run-ins with law enforcement, received advocacy for long-term care by the Anti-Police Terror Project for years to no avail, as a result of over-crowded social support systems. Without that material and ongoing support, James Ramsey ended up on the streets, and his name appeared in the newspaper for having assaulted an Asian elder. Joining us this morning to discuss the lack of services and infrastructure in California to take care of our community members with high needs – especially those with criminal convictions – is Emily Hoeven, an Opinion columnist at The Chronicle. She previously wrote for non-profit newsroom CalMatters on California politics and policy. —- Subscribe to this podcast: https://plinkhq.com/i/1637968343?to=page Get in touch: lawanddisorder@kpfa.org Follow us on socials @LawAndDis: https://twitter.com/LawAndDis; https://www.instagram.com/lawanddis/ The post CA's Lack of Support for Poor Mentally Ill Residents w/ Emily Hoeven appeared first on KPFA.

Georgia Tech Associate Head Coach James Ramsey joins to walk through his stellar college career, becoming a rare senior 1st round pick, his time in pro ball, philosophies on leadership as a player and coach and much more!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/from-phenom-to-the-farm/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

James Ramsey is currently undergoing his PhD in oxygen kinetics. He has a vast fight background, being involved in MMA in the early 90s. Timestamps 0:00 - James' PhD & background 7:25 - Bilateral vs. unilateral debate 14:00 - Breath hold training 28:04 - High-intensity training for mitochondria development? 34:00 - Removing low-intensity conditioning? 38:00 - Balancing high and low-intensity conditioning 41:20 - Reaching steady state VO2max sooner rather than later 43:00 - Priming before a fight 51:45 - Doping in sport James Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/highperformancetrainingforcombatsports Iron Neck Discount - Code "JDLACEY": https://sweetscienceoffighting.com/ironneck Yokkao Discount - Code "SWEETSCIENCE: https://sweetscienceoffighting.com/yokkao ★ ★ FREE Stuff! ★ ★ For The Strikers - 5 Powerful Tips For Developing Devastating KO Power! https://sweetscienceoffighting.com/devastating-ko-power-yt/ For The Grapplers - 7 Awesome Ways To Get Stronger For Grappling/BJJ, Without Being Tired & Sore! https://sweetscienceoffighting.com/7-awesome-ways-to-get-stronger-for-grappling-bjj/ For The MMA Athlete - 6 Secrets From The Pros To Never Gas Out https://sweetscienceoffighting.com/6-secrets-from-the-pros-to-never-gas-out/ Online Training Programs:

Good morning... good afternoon... good evening... No matter what time you're listening, yes, you've made it to the Friday edition of Noles News Now. I'm your host, Brian Pellerin who will be guiding you in to the weekend with the latest news and notes from around Florida State football, baseball, and more. The biggest story to look ahead to is the unofficial start of ACC football season next week with the ACC Football Kickoff media days in Charlotte. The Seminoles will be sending veterans Jordan Travis, Fabien Lovett, and Jammie Robinson alongside Mike Norvell on July 20th - that's next Wednesday. The Noles will be just more than a month away from taking the field for the first time at that point and two months from beginning ACC play on a Friday night in Louisville. An announcement from ESPN this week actually slid that kickoff back 30 minutes so kickoff for that game is now at 7:30 pm, in case you've got to adjust your calendar or travel plans. It's been a busy summer on the recruiting trail for the Florida State Seminoles coaching staff as they continue to shape the future of this roster. One of the biggest areas to address is solidifying the trenches and recent offensive line commit Roderick Kearney looks to be the centerpiece of that effort going forward. This week, he joined our Florida State of Recruiting podcast for an interview about FSU, new offensive coordinator Alex Atkins and much more. Check it out to hear from Big Rod, a leader of the Noles for the future. Of course, Atkins was a huge part in landing Kearney and many other commits this offseason. He's been an incredible asset on the recruiting trail for FSU so the question is how does he rank in compared to other Florida State's other top recruiters of the past decade. David Stout tries to tackle that in a column posted to Tomahawk Nation dot com this morning. There have been some great assistants and Atkins is off to a strong start to be among if not the best of the bunch. Link Jarrett is hoping his newest hire will also be a major recruiting ace for the Noles as he's landed his first recruiting coordinator as the head man of FSU. Jarrett announced Thursday that Rich Wallace will make the jump from Notre Dame to Tallahassee with him to join the Noles coaching staff in the recruiting coordinator role. Wallace already has ties to the Sunshine State with his experience at Jacksonville and UCF. One day before FSU football starts their season next month against Duquesne, the athletic department will induct the newest members of the Florida State Hall of Fame class announced this week. In total, 10 Seminole greats will have their names added to the hall including football stars Snoop Minnis and E.G. Green, golf star Brooks Koepka, baseball player of the year James Ramsey, soccer greats Amanda Dacosta and Toni Pressley plus others from tennis, swimming and diving and more. That'll do it for this edition of Noles News Now. If you like what you hear, remember to subscribe, follow and rate the show to help us out and let other Noles fans know about the easiest way to stay up to date on all things FSU 3 times a week. Until Monday, I'm Brian Pellerin. Thanks for listening. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Good morning... good afternoon... good evening... No matter what time you're listening, yes, you've made it to the Friday edition of Noles News Now. I'm your host, Brian Pellerin who will be guiding you in to the weekend with the latest news and notes from around Florida State football, baseball, and more. The biggest story to look ahead to is the unofficial start of ACC football season next week with the ACC Football Kickoff media days in Charlotte. The Seminoles will be sending veterans Jordan Travis, Fabien Lovett, and Jammie Robinson alongside Mike Norvell on July 20th - that's next Wednesday. The Noles will be just more than a month away from taking the field for the first time at that point and two months from beginning ACC play on a Friday night in Louisville. An announcement from ESPN this week actually slid that kickoff back 30 minutes so kickoff for that game is now at 7:30 pm, in case you've got to adjust your calendar or travel plans. It's been a busy summer on the recruiting trail for the Florida State Seminoles coaching staff as they continue to shape the future of this roster. One of the biggest areas to address is solidifying the trenches and recent offensive line commit Roderick Kearney looks to be the centerpiece of that effort going forward. This week, he joined our Florida State of Recruiting podcast for an interview about FSU, new offensive coordinator Alex Atkins and much more. Check it out to hear from Big Rod, a leader of the Noles for the future. Of course, Atkins was a huge part in landing Kearney and many other commits this offseason. He's been an incredible asset on the recruiting trail for FSU so the question is how does he rank in compared to other Florida State's other top recruiters of the past decade. David Stout tries to tackle that in a column posted to Tomahawk Nation dot com this morning. There have been some great assistants and Atkins is off to a strong start to be among if not the best of the bunch. Link Jarrett is hoping his newest hire will also be a major recruiting ace for the Noles as he's landed his first recruiting coordinator as the head man of FSU. Jarrett announced Thursday that Rich Wallace will make the jump from Notre Dame to Tallahassee with him to join the Noles coaching staff in the recruiting coordinator role. Wallace already has ties to the Sunshine State with his experience at Jacksonville and UCF. One day before FSU football starts their season next month against Duquesne, the athletic department will induct the newest members of the Florida State Hall of Fame class announced this week. In total, 10 Seminole greats will have their names added to the hall including football stars Snoop Minnis and E.G. Green, golf star Brooks Koepka, baseball player of the year James Ramsey, soccer greats Amanda Dacosta and Toni Pressley plus others from tennis, swimming and diving and more. That'll do it for this edition of Noles News Now. If you like what you hear, remember to subscribe, follow and rate the show to help us out and let other Noles fans know about the easiest way to stay up to date on all things FSU 3 times a week. Until Monday, I'm Brian Pellerin. Thanks for listening. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It todays conversation we talk with Georgia Tech Assistant Coach James Ramsey --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this episode of ‘The Staffroom', we chatted with English Teacher and author Jamie Thom (@teachgratitude1 ) about the way slowing-down and taking-stock can lead to better teacher well-being and student outcomes. We also talked to Humanities teacher, James Ramsey about the way low-stakes, high-impact formative assessment strategies are making a difference in his learning area. In our first interview, Jamie Thom speaks about his book, ‘Slow Teaching: Finding Calm, Clarity and Impact in the Classroom' and refocusing practice so that teachers only do things for the right reasons. Here's a break-down of Jamie's ideas: What inspired Jamie to write ‘Slow Teaching'? How have his professional experiences shaped his reflective ideas on slow teaching, finding calm and clarity in the classroom? (3:40) What is ‘Slow Teaching' about? (3:40) What is Jamie's ‘tortoise and the hare' analogy? How does Jamie believe this fable reflects the teaching profession? (7:55) What made Jamie realise that a slower approach was key to well-being and making an impact in the classroom? (11:13) Why does Jamie believe nuanced skills such as classroom management, non-verbal communication etc are essential in developing a slow and measured teaching style? (13:40) Which strategies from Jamie's book have had a profound impact in his classroom? (18:31) How does Jamie ensure modelling is used effectively with his students? (23:35) What are Jamie's views on well-being? What are Jamie's top three well-being tips for a new graduate teacher? (26:17) Head of Learning Area at Corpus Christi College, James Ramsey speaks with us about the practical ways formative assessment and feedback is having an impact in his classes. Here's a break-down of James' responses: How have formative assessment strategies changed James' practice in recent years? (32:50) In what ways does James believe the shift away from frequent summative assessment has changed students' mindset? (35:10) What does James think are the main principles which under-pin his teaching and learning philosophy? (36:30) Which tech-tools does James believe have helped enhance his use of formative assessment? How do these tools work? (39:50) What practical approaches has James implemented which help save time and/or reduce teacher workload? (42:50) We hope you enjoy this episode of The Staffroom and found Jamie and James' ideas as through-provoking as we did. We certainly will be considering ways to slow down and stream-line our own practice! We wish Jamie Thom and James Ramsey all the best for 2018 and her continuing success of The Learning Scientists project Until next time! Jamie, Michael and Tessa --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jamie-clark7/message

James Ramsey, a self-described “prototypical millennial” joins us to talk about what it meant to discover himself growing up, a journey we can all identify with. At some point, you have to let everyone else's concept of “you" go, and make yourself happy at the end of the day.

"Twenty-two years ago, I was struggling to figure out who I was and why I was here. I was someone who didn’t fit into the box where I was told I belong…. So, I did whatever made me happy and did it better than anyone else. Really… I was good at it! The problem is that I hurt a lot of people in the process. Of course, I justified my actions for years. That was until my selfishness led me to betray a dear friend and cause extreme damage to someone very dear to my heart," wrote James Ramsey, in a January 7th online letter. Listen to his letter in its entirety in this special episode of Just Sway. To read the letter and learn more about James Ramsey's work within the Church, please visit: https://thewellsmtx.org/2021/01/07/who-am-i/?fbclid=IwAR0hWTEPXuPGIMKkoY8whkGQhSRLC8AJWcz0wrB4JY4c9xBu3nW5XJvr8ekSpecial thank you to Dwight Theaker for helping James to record his letter. Original show artwork created by Alicia Urbanski of Peaches Art Shop. For more information or to look at more of her works, check out: https://www.peachesartshop.comJust Sway is an independent project, with no affiliation with Blue October. I do not own any of the music used. All music is owned and copyright protected by Blue October. 

Josh and Kristina welcome photography, modeling, and podcaster couple James Ramsey & Heidi Lavon of The Exposure Therapy Podcast, who share some of their stories as photographers using third-party social media platforms to promote and sell content as well as the creativity that the pandemic lockdown has inspired. Also some helpful tips for new models working with photographers for intimate photoshoots. The creative couple also gives us their take on the infamous Portland package, including their ideal place for dinner and a movie under one roof as well as their fave strip clubs. Josh and Kristina also give some helpful advice for self-employed creatives seeking their first home.

In this episode we sit down with James Ramsey, a marketing analytics superstar. We discuss strategic mistakes that can be devastating for a marketing organization, or ‘machine,’  and how to make sure you’re avoiding these mistakes. Part 1 of 2.

Part 2 with James Ramsey, following Part 1: ‘What’s Broken in your Marketing Machine?’ Focused on hiring talented and passionate people to proactively fix any potential issues in the marketing machine. 

2012 ACC Player of the Year and current Georgia Tech assistant James Ramsey joins Brendan Kucera to talk the Valley League, recruiting, and more!

#BLM #Blacklivesmatter #oobsnewsJames returns to the podcast as we discuss the current social climate in America. James Ramsey Is a a life coach, sports coach, educator, mentor, trainer, scout, and player developer.Instagram: @d4s_coach_Jameshttps://www.instagram.com/d4s_coach_james/For a $20 amazon gift card click the link below!https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_...Buzzsprout is who I use to host my podcast, you should use them too.For free Shipping, 10-Year Limited Warranty, 100-Night Risk Free Trial, Financing As Low as 0% APR on a DREAMY MATTRESS, click the link below!https://allswellhome.mvvx.net/c/19634...Allswell is the mattress we chose, and we are so happy with the choice. Try them out!For amazing CBD products, that I use, and my pets use, with great results, click this link to purchase the best CBD products on the market.https://www.ybbicbd.com/Inquire Podcast Guests: oobsnews@gmail.comElheet.comElheet.com/OobsnewsInstagram/ Twitter @aelheet Youtube @ Oobs News

Coaching with Flexibility and Communication with James Ramsey    During this episode of Ahead of the Curve, I interviewed James Ramsey, Hitting Coach at Georgia Tech. James Ramsey talks about the importance of clarity, simple wins, communicating with players, measuring players in the off-season, his BP set-up, what a hitting meeting looks like in the fall, and not overthinking things.    Episode Highlights:    How did James Ramsey get involved in baseball and as a coach?    Was coaching something that he had in the back of his mind when he was playing baseball?  What are some life lessons that he has learned from other coaches that he will never forget?    What was his transition like into the Georgia Tech program?  What did this past off-season look like for him?  Are there any set things that he is looking for in players to group them together to address their needs?  When new players arrive on the team where does he start with them?  What does ‘plan and approach’ mean to James?  What kinds of competitions have they used in their training practices that they really like?   What are some different ways that he really likes to train game-like practices, especially on the hitting side?  What are some different ways that we can train players to make better decisions?   What is his advice to be a better communicator?  What does his BP set-up look like? What is something that James Ramsey is excited about learning and applying? What changes has he been making from last year to this year? What are things his players get excited about doing during practice?  Is there anything that he believes that other coaches might disagree with? What is something we would notice at one of James Ramsey’s practices? Are there any resources that James Ramsey would recommend?  3 Key Points: Make sure you are ready for when your opportunities come.  Keep the most important things important.  Have an accountability partner on the field that can keep the expectations going on and off the field.      Tweetable Quotes: “I love to read and it’s baseball, it’s mental toughness, it’s corporate culture books. I think that baseball has a lot to learn from some other areas.” – James Ramsey  (09:18) “Being able to kind of relate off the field too as well. I think telling the players, ‘I don’t know what I don’t know and I’m new to this as well and I’m going to make mistakes. But I’m going to make them aggressively.” – James Ramsey  (11:46) “I did 6 BP groups, laminated them, stuck them out there so I didn’t have to take the time on the day-to-day to do it and so, some of them are grouped by ‘rightys’ versus ‘leftys’ as basic as that sounds. Can we throw a different angle on the machine?” – James Ramsey  (15:54) “I have clarity. That is one thing I try to search for.” – James Ramsey  (18:20) “These guys have grown up in a showcase setting where some of them have never had a first and third plays put on.” – James Ramsey  (19:22) “As far as the team is concerned, doing self-evaluations, doing evaluations on the coaching staff, I want to make sure, hey, am I communicating this clearly?” – James Ramsey  (22:05) “We can overthink it sometimes too. So it’s, can I just fundamentally get to, where did this kid come from? What is his style of learning? What is his style of coaching? What is his motivation style that he likes?” – James Ramsey  (22:58) “Every pitch a pitcher is forced to throw, I believe that there is probably a good correlation to winning a game.” – James Ramsey  (40:24) Resources Mentioned:  Ahead of the Curve Podcast Twitter: @AOTC_podcast James Ramsey: Twitter Instagram

James Ramsey Is a a life coach, sports coach, educator, mentor, trainer, scout, and player developer. We had a great conversation on the obstacles of obtaining patience, discipline, and mental strength in sports and in life. Hope yall enjoy! @d4s_coach_james on Instagram@aelheet on Twitter and Instagram@abdullahelheet on Facebook and LinkedinElheet.com Subscribe on Youtube @ Oobs NewsOn Spotify, google play, itunes, apple podcast @ Oobs NewsTo Start your own podcast and receive $20 Amazon Gift Card Click Here https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=383866 #mentor #training #sports #podcast #selfhelp #success

Today I’m joined with James Ramsey, sports performance researcher out of Ontario, CA. And we discuss preparatory phases of training, how to structure your training for maximum efficiency, and identifying the right training mode for you. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/devin-burnison/support

Gaz Jones hosts a round table amongst the podcast crew who competed in the London GT includng James Ramsey, Andy Oakham, Adam Ryland, Pat Divers and a wild Mike Collins appears!   Find us on Facebook at: http://facebook.com/AOCPodcast

Hello! Brand new episode for you here as we return to our full length format!Matt Robertson takes a very considered and battle tested look at the Eldar Codex several weeks after it's release. Already making a big impact on the competitive scene, the Eldar book is certainly in the argument for strongest faction right now.Listen to this episode to find out why! With Gaz Jones, Andy 'Hodor' Oakham and a brief cameo from James Ramsey.Don't forget to subscribe and leave us reviews on Apple Podcasts if you use it!You can get in touch with us over at Facebook on: http://facebook.com/AOCPodcast or on Twitter at: http://twitter.com/AlliesPodcast 

Dr. James Ramsey has a passion for public service and a vision for education and economic growth in Kentucky. Ramsey is president of the University of Louisville. Under his leadership since 2002, the University of Louisville has enjoyed substantial growth system-wide. Notable accomplishments include an increase of over $200 million in endowments, doubling of research funding, a two-point increase in the school’s ACT scores, improvement in student retention, and rapidly increasing enrollment from students outside the Louisville area. Ramsey served twice as Kentucky’s budget director and worked as the state’s chief economist. He was director of Kentucky’s Office of Financial Management, and interim commissioner of Kentucky’s Office of the New Economy. Ramsey is a graduate of Western Kentucky University and has additionally earned a Masters and Ph.D. in Economics from the University of Kentucky. Ramsey is also a professor of Economics and has served at five universities: the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Loyola University, the University of Kentucky, Western Kentucky University, and Middle Tennessee State University.

Congratulations to the Stendahl Symposium awardees who submitted papers on the theme: “Resisting Hegemonies: Understanding Multiplicity in a World of Difference” Denson Staples: "The Remembrance of God: Particularity, Universality, and Divine-Human Relations in the Qur'an" Siobhan Kelly: "Savior Rhetoric in Transgender Celebrity" James Ramsey: "Time, Sound, and the Margins: Theological Stick Figures of Kendrick and Coltrane" Deborah Frempong: "Genres of Self: Locating the Human in Oyono's Houseboy and Sembene's Black Girl" Professor Laura Nasrallah introduced the speakers, with Professor Cornel West responding to them. Learn more about Harvard Divinity School and its mission to illuminate, engage, and serve at http://hds.harvard.edu/.

Kentucky Governor Matt Bevin continues to do things his own way. He's been using executive orders to make changes with far-reaching implications — and getting sued for it. This week, we check in with Kentucky Public Radio's capital bureau chief, Ryland Barton, to get an update on Bevin's latest acts as governor. The one that got the most attention this week was Bevin's announcement that he was disbanding the University of Louisville's board of trustees (and that university president Dr. James Ramsey would step down). Bevin dismissed all the trustees and replaced them with three interim board members of his own choosing. But can he do that? A group of university faculty members (including our own Dr. Kaila Story) say they're worried the shakeup could affect the school's accreditation. Attorney General Andy Beshear is taking Bevin to court over this and other board reorganizations he says violate statutes. Dr. David Owen, chair of the Philosophy Department, joins us this week to talk about faculty concerns. And Lexington's EMW clinic closed this week after Bevin sued the abortion provider, saying they were performing abortions without the correct license. He's also sued Planned Parenthood of Kentucky and Indiana. Reproductive rights activist Molly Shah talks about what the loss of reproductive choices could mean in women's lives.

The fallout continues from Halloween, when UofL President Dr. James Ramsey and his staff dressed up in stereotypical "Mexican" costumes for a luncheon. The photo went viral, and a few written apologies were issued, but they've been lacking. This week, an open letter was sent to Dr. Ramsey and the Board of Trustees, signed by 78 faculty members, and co-authored by one of our guests this week, Dr. David Owen, Chair of the Philosophy Department. Meanwhile, a group of students spent thirty hours coming up with a plan of action, and a list of demands to present to Dr. Ramsey and the school. This week, Ramsey granted them a meeting, but would only allow eight students in (and none of their faculty advisers) and would only give them half an hour. Tania Avalos was one of those eight students, and she joins us to talk about what happened at the meeting. She says Ramsey didn't seem to want to listen to them, but to talk more. When they interrupted and asked him to hear them out, Ramsey reportedly questioned their level of education and the way their mothers raised them. "He just insulted us," Avalos said, "and he didn't allow us to talk." "We were trying to explain to him from the beginning how Mexicans have been oppressed in this country," Avalos said, "and he interrupted and said, 'You know what? You think you know everything.'" "He actually said, 'If my god forgave me, I'm sure that you guys can too,'" she reported. We'll keep you posted on this story as it continues to develop. The Board of Trustees has yet to publicly comment on the letter from faculty. Also this week, Kentucky Public Radio's Capitol Bureau Chief Ryland Barton joins us to help us interpret the results of this week's general election. Governor Elect Matt Bevin has promised to repeal the expansion of Medicaid in Kentucky, causeing 400,000 low income citizens to lose health care, but no one seems to know yet whether he can do that through Executive Order, or whether he'll need to go through the legislature. And in our feature interview this week, we speak to Dr. Carol Anderson. She's an associate professor of African American Studies and history at Emory University, and was in town to deliver the 9th Annual Anne Braden Memorial Lecture. Dr. Anderson's speech focuses on what she calls "white rage" - essentially a fear and loathing of people of color. We talk about the different manifestations of racism in our society, including one of the most incisive takedowns of voter ID laws we've ever heard.

As the guys get back on track with their post-Easter recording schedule, next on the list is the newly released Codex Khorne Daemonkin. A peculiar book in that it is not a supplement and as such has it's own faction and allies matrix and lacks many of the special rules of the Chaos Daemons book.Alex Rae, Matt Robertson, Adam Ryland, James Ramsey and Andy Oakham convene to attempt to wring the last drops of blood from this stone, so to speak.Any feedback or comments, feel free to get in touch via Facebook at http://facebook.com/AOCPodcast

This week Alex speaks to Matt Robertson, James Ramsey and Adam Ryland alongside guest Simon Weakley about their experience at the recent UK GT Final.Matt Robertson speaks to friend of the podcast Justin Cook about his new TauAnids allegiance and the strength of the Leviathan detachment as a support for a main force.Feedback and questions welcome on Facebook: http://facebook.com/AOCPodcastTime stamps:0.0:00 - Intro0.3:05 - GT Review3.01:32 - Justin Cook interview.3.32:40 Outro

This week Alex Rae is joined by Mike Collins, Adam Ryland and James Ramsey (with a late late appearance from Jesse Newton). We talk about the new Necron book in more depth, look at the first and second wave releases from the Harlequins briefly and touch on GW's FAQ and Erratas.Get involved on Facebook with any questions about competitive 40k! We will be happy to address them for you. http://facebook.com/AOCPodcast

We have a full run down of the cast's experience at UK premium event 'Caledonian Uprising' including our very own James Ramsey who conquered all with his Necron Pylon list!Speaking of Necrons, we also touch on the newly released book with our initial reactions to the changes contained therein. We will of course come back and go through this in depth at a later date.There was also an interesting discussion on introducing new players to tournament play and how to pick up the competitive game in general which we hope you guys will find insightful!Time stamps:00.00 Intro 23.40 Brief Necron codex appraisal55:32 Caledonian Uprising tournament reportYou can find out more about the Northern Warlords event mentioned in the podcast here: https://www.facebook.com/events/1526165630983650/?ref_newsfeed_story_type=regularMAke sure you like our Facebook page: http://facebook.com/AoCPodcast and please leave feedback or ask any questions there on the wall. We're happy to help!Cast:Alex Rae - HostMatt RobertsonMike CollinsJames RamseyAdam RylandGareth DonnellyGaz JonesAndy Oakham

Bartender Scott Mitchell has the boom box turned up to 10 in the virtual lounge. Nick Gelso (follow on Twitter) and Ty Ray (follow on Twitter) have the 80's inspired music of LA's Fire Tiger blasting.  The duo welcome Tiff Alkouri and James Ramsey to Beats & Eats (follow BnE Podcast on Twitter) for a discussion about the groups 10 track album "Energy" (watch official music video for "energy") Alkouri and Ramsey talk about the origins of Fire Tiger, their love for 80's music, and the challenges of being a retro group in the current music scene. Plus Nick manages to mention William Shatner and Queen during the show. Imagine that. If you love 80's music then you won't want to miss out on this episode.  Fire Tiger proudly keeps the 80's alive and well  with their fresh take on the decade.  So sit back, relax, pour your drink of choice (Bartles & James maybe) and enjoy this energetic happy hour for the mind. *Beats and Eats is a production of North Station Podcast Consulting. Contact North Station to start your podcast journey today!   SHOW NOTES:   Fire Tiger Official Website Follow Fire Tiger on Twitter "Like" the Offical Fire Tiger Facebook Fan Page Beats and Eats Social Circles: Follow BNE on Twitter "Like" BNE on Facebook Join the BNE Virtual Lounge Discussion Group Follow Ty Ray on Twitter Follow Nick Gelso on Twitter Follow Nick Gelso on Facebook *Click here for full episode details    

We are back for Episode 2! It's a miracle!Host Alex Rae welcomes back Matt Robertson, Adam Ryland, James Ramsey, Mike Collins, Andy Oakham, Gaz Jones Jesse Newton and Matt Cerino. This week we are also joined by Gareth Donelly, Justin Cook, Ben Cromwell, Paul Burke and Rob Sims.We catch up with the guys about their past week in the hobby as well as welcome Justin and Ben onto the podcast for some UK/USA discussion.Alex speaks to Matt Robertson, Andy Oakham and Adam Ryland about the recent Northern Warlords GT held in Warrington. Then Gaz Jones, Matt Robertson, Rob Sims and Paul Burke give us a 'before and after' review of the first heat of the UK GT held in Cardiff.Timestamps:00.00 Intro53.50 Northern Warlords GT review2.01.30 GT Heat 1 ReviewUseful links:Find us on Facebook: http://facebook.com/AOCPodcastNorthern Warlords GT results on Torrent Of Fire: http://app.torrentoffire.com/#/tournament/Northern-Warlords-2014UK GT Heat 1 results: http://warhammer.org.uk/phpBB/viewtopic.php?f=64&t=124324&sid=41b9d2da5db1f624b5a875567b86695eUK GT information: http://warhammer.org.uk/phpBB/viewtopic.php?f=64&t=123471&sid=41b9d2da5db1f624b5a875567b86695e

Our first ever episode! Welcome to our brand new podcast dedicated to bringing you competitive 40k news, views and reviews from around the world!Host Alex Rae is joined by Matt 'Solvay' Robertson, Andy Oakham, James 'Chuckie' Ramsey, Adam 'Princess' Ryland, Gaz 'Gas' Jones and our American counterparts Jesse Newton & Matt Cerino of Team Stomping Grounds. We talk about what we are currently up to, what we have coming up on the horizon and general chat regarding tournament prep and the current meta.We also have a lengthy but fascinating segment where Matt Robertson and James Ramsey talk about their experiences at the recent Nova tournament in Washington with Jesse and Cerino who were also in attendance. They go through lists, mission packs, rules FAQs and their opponents in this round up.I hope you enjoy! Please subscribe and 'Like' our facebook page 'Allies Of Convenience Podcast'. Spread the word!Useful links:Our Facebook page - http://facebook.com/AOCPodcastAndy Oakham & Gary Percival painting service - https://www.facebook.com/WanderingStudiosTeam Stomping Grounds Twitch page - http://www.twitch.tv/sgvideoTeam SG YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/user/TeamSGvideoNova Rules and Missions - http://www.novaopen.com/Torrent Of Fire Nova Results - http://app.torrentoffire.com/#/tournament/NOVA-Open http://app.torrentoffire.com/#/tournament/NOVA-Invitational-2014

Dan Barasch and James Ramsey have a crazy plan — to create a park, filled with greenery, underneath New York City. The two are developing the Lowline, an underground greenspace the size of a football field. They're building it in a trolley terminal abandoned in 1948, using technology that harvests sunlight above-ground and directs it down below. It's a park that can thrive, even in winter.

Dan Barasch et James Ramsey ont une idée délirante - créer un parc, plein de verdure, sous la ville de New York. Ensemble, ils sont en train de développer le « Lowline », un espace vert souterrain de la taille d'un terrain de foot. Ils le construisent dans un vieux terminus de métro, abandonné en 1948, en utilisant une technologie qui permet de récolter la lumière solaire au niveau du sol et de la rediriger sous terre. Ainsi, c'est un parc qui peut fleurir, même en hiver.

Dan Barasch und James Ramsey haben einen verrückten Plan: einen Park mit Grünflächen unter New York zu errichten. Die beiden entwickeln in einer 1948 aufgegebenen U-Bahnstation die Lowline, eine unterirdische Grünfläche in der Größe eines Fußballfeldes. Dazu nutzen sie Technologie, die das Sonnenlicht über der Erde sammelt und nach unten leitet. So kann der Park sogar im Winter blühen.

Dan Barasch e James Ramsey têm um plano maluco: criar um parque, repleto de verde, por baixo da cidade de Nova Iorque. Os dois estão desenvolvendo a Lowline, um espaço verde subterrâneo do tamanho de um campo de futebol americano. Estão construindo-o em um terminal de bondes abandonado em 1948, usando tecnologias que coletam a luz solar da superfície e a direcionam para o subterrâneo. É um parque que pode prosperar mesmo no inverno.

Dan Barasch y James Ramsey tienen un plan alocado para crear un parque lleno de vegetación, debajo de la ciudad de Nueva York. Ambos están desarrollando la Low Line, un espacio verde subterráneo del tamaño de un campo de fútbol. Lo están construyendo en una terminal de tranvía abandonada en 1948, usando una tecnología que capta la luz solar en la superficie, a nivel del suelo y luego la dirige bajo tierra. Es un parque que puede florecer incluso en invierno.

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