Podcasts about Jim Bell

Send us a textDiscover how to break free from the cycle of stagnation and embrace the idea of "failing forward." Brian engages with Jim Bell, a seasoned mortgage industry veteran and mentor, discussing profound insights into personal growth and resilience. - Introduction to Jim Bell and his unique journey - Embracing failure as part of growth - The role of mentorship in discovering pathways - Continuous learning as a vital part of success - Real-life struggles and the importance of resilience - Defining success beyond personal achievements - Encouragement to confront fears and embrace challenges Continue to drive yourself toward the things you're passionate about and give it your very best. Life is short, and every second we tick away gives us one less second to chase the dream. https://msource24.com/Support the showhttps://bamboolab3.com/

George Noory and Dr. Jim Bell discuss ongoing efforts for space exploration, if astronauts are wasting their time trying to get back to the Moon instead of going directly to Mars, and if humans need to prepare to leave Earth in case of a major catastrophe.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Scientists investigated how the shape of the human body makes hula hooping possible—and what hips and a waist have to do with it. And, the decision for how to proceed with NASA's Mars Sample Return Mission will fall to the incoming administration.What Makes A Hula Hoop Stay Up?Hula hooping might appear to be a simple physical activity. But there's some complex math and physics at play as the hoop goes around your body, and scientists haven't had a clear understanding of those hidden forces—until now. A team of mathematicians at New York University recently published research into the science of hula hooping in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.Flora Lichtman is joined by Olivia Pomerenk, a PhD candidate in mathematics at New York University, and a coauthor of that paper. She talks with Flora about why the motion of hula hooping prevents the hoop from falling down and which body types make for the best hooper.NASA Considers Cheaper, Faster Ways To Retrieve Mars SamplesNASA's Mars Sample Return mission is an ambitious project that aims to use the Perseverance rover to collect Martian rocks, sand, and even gulps of Martian air. Then, through a complicated handoff between different spacecraft, it would ferry those samples to Earth.A 2023 assessment found that the original plan to retrieve the samples would be much more expensive, and take much longer, than initially expected.This week, NASA announced two options for how to cut costs and bring the samples to Earth by the late 2030s. But the agency did not solidify a plan, leaving it to the next administration to sort out around 18 months from now. Is the project on the rocks?To get up to speed on the mission, Flora Lichtman talks with Dr. Jim Bell, professor of earth and space exploration at Arizona State University, and distinguished visiting scientist at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory.Transcripts for each segment will be available after the show airs on sciencefriday.com.   Subscribe to this podcast. Plus, to stay updated on all things science, sign up for Science Friday's newsletters.

NASA's planetary exploration program is in trouble. The Mars Sample Return program is verging on cancellation, and the VIPER mission to the moon already has been. Both are critical precursors to human exploration of these places, as Dr. Jim Bell of Arizona State University will tell us. We need to know more about the surface of Mars--with direct, in-the-lab studies of Mars rocks--and we certainly need to understand where the volatiles--another name for water and other resources of value--are on the moon. And, if you're the US government, you'd like to do both before China does--which is likely not far off. Does it matter who achieves these things first? And specific to the US, what role might private companies and individuals play in the drama? Headlines: SpaceX's Crew-9 mission is set to launch two astronauts to the International Space Station on Saturday, September 28th, with the primary objective of bringing back the Starliner astronauts who have been on the station for an extended period. A Seattle-based company, Iradian Aerospace, has unveiled plans for a new reusable orbital spaceplane that will utilize a revolutionary two-mile-long sled launch system. Earth is set to temporarily capture a small asteroid, 2024 PT5, which will remain in close proximity to our planet from September 29th to November 25th, providing scientists with an opportunity to study a near-Earth asteroid up close as it performs a de-facto flyby. Main Topic - Discussion with Dr. Jim Bell: Jim Bell discusses his early fascination with space exploration, inspired by the Apollo missions and Carl Sagan's acclaimed 1980s series "Cosmos," which led him to pursue a career in planetary science. The decadal survey process is explained, highlighting how it helps align the scientific community's priorities with NASA's mission planning and funding decisions. The challenges faced by the Mars Sample Return mission are discussed, with Jim expressing optimism that NASA will find a way to overcome the current budgetary hurdles and complete this groundbreaking mission. The cancellation of the VIPER lunar rover mission is addressed, with the hosts and guest emphasizing the importance of this mission for future human exploration of the Moon and the need for more transparency in NASA's decision-making process. Jim shares his perspective on the increasing involvement of commercial space companies in planetary exploration, stressing the importance of developing sustainable business models to ensure the long-term viability of these ventures. The conversation touches on the balance between NASA's priorities, such as the Artemis program, and the funding allocated to robotic scientific missions, with Jim highlighting the need for better communication and collaboration between the human spaceflight and robotic exploration divisions of NASA. Hosts: Rod Pyle and Tariq Malik Guest: Jim Bell Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/this-week-in-space. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit

NASA's planetary exploration program is in trouble. The Mars Sample Return program is verging on cancellation, and the VIPER mission to the moon already has been. Both are critical precursors to human exploration of these places, as Dr. Jim Bell of Arizona State University will tell us. We need to know more about the surface of Mars--with direct, in-the-lab studies of Mars rocks--and we certainly need to understand where the volatiles--another name for water and other resources of value--are on the moon. And, if you're the US government, you'd like to do both before China does--which is likely not far off. Does it matter who achieves these things first? And specific to the US, what role might private companies and individuals play in the drama? Headlines: SpaceX's Crew-9 mission is set to launch two astronauts to the International Space Station on Saturday, September 28th, with the primary objective of bringing back the Starliner astronauts who have been on the station for an extended period. A Seattle-based company, Iradian Aerospace, has unveiled plans for a new reusable orbital spaceplane that will utilize a revolutionary two-mile-long sled launch system. Earth is set to temporarily capture a small asteroid, 2024 PT5, which will remain in close proximity to our planet from September 29th to November 25th, providing scientists with an opportunity to study a near-Earth asteroid up close as it performs a de-facto flyby. Main Topic - Discussion with Dr. Jim Bell: Jim Bell discusses his early fascination with space exploration, inspired by the Apollo missions and Carl Sagan's acclaimed 1980s series "Cosmos," which led him to pursue a career in planetary science. The decadal survey process is explained, highlighting how it helps align the scientific community's priorities with NASA's mission planning and funding decisions. The challenges faced by the Mars Sample Return mission are discussed, with Jim expressing optimism that NASA will find a way to overcome the current budgetary hurdles and complete this groundbreaking mission. The cancellation of the VIPER lunar rover mission is addressed, with the hosts and guest emphasizing the importance of this mission for future human exploration of the Moon and the need for more transparency in NASA's decision-making process. Jim shares his perspective on the increasing involvement of commercial space companies in planetary exploration, stressing the importance of developing sustainable business models to ensure the long-term viability of these ventures. The conversation touches on the balance between NASA's priorities, such as the Artemis program, and the funding allocated to robotic scientific missions, with Jim highlighting the need for better communication and collaboration between the human spaceflight and robotic exploration divisions of NASA. Hosts: Rod Pyle and Tariq Malik Guest: Jim Bell Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/this-week-in-space. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit

NASA's planetary exploration program is in trouble. The Mars Sample Return program is verging on cancellation, and the VIPER mission to the moon already has been. Both are critical precursors to human exploration of these places, as Dr. Jim Bell of Arizona State University will tell us. We need to know more about the surface of Mars--with direct, in-the-lab studies of Mars rocks--and we certainly need to understand where the volatiles--another name for water and other resources of value--are on the moon. And, if you're the US government, you'd like to do both before China does--which is likely not far off. Does it matter who achieves these things first? And specific to the US, what role might private companies and individuals play in the drama? Headlines: SpaceX's Crew-9 mission is set to launch two astronauts to the International Space Station on Saturday, September 28th, with the primary objective of bringing back the Starliner astronauts who have been on the station for an extended period. A Seattle-based company, Iradian Aerospace, has unveiled plans for a new reusable orbital spaceplane that will utilize a revolutionary two-mile-long sled launch system. Earth is set to temporarily capture a small asteroid, 2024 PT5, which will remain in close proximity to our planet from September 29th to November 25th, providing scientists with an opportunity to study a near-Earth asteroid up close as it performs a de-facto flyby. Main Topic - Discussion with Dr. Jim Bell: Jim Bell discusses his early fascination with space exploration, inspired by the Apollo missions and Carl Sagan's acclaimed 1980s series "Cosmos," which led him to pursue a career in planetary science. The decadal survey process is explained, highlighting how it helps align the scientific community's priorities with NASA's mission planning and funding decisions. The challenges faced by the Mars Sample Return mission are discussed, with Jim expressing optimism that NASA will find a way to overcome the current budgetary hurdles and complete this groundbreaking mission. The cancellation of the VIPER lunar rover mission is addressed, with the hosts and guest emphasizing the importance of this mission for future human exploration of the Moon and the need for more transparency in NASA's decision-making process. Jim shares his perspective on the increasing involvement of commercial space companies in planetary exploration, stressing the importance of developing sustainable business models to ensure the long-term viability of these ventures. The conversation touches on the balance between NASA's priorities, such as the Artemis program, and the funding allocated to robotic scientific missions, with Jim highlighting the need for better communication and collaboration between the human spaceflight and robotic exploration divisions of NASA. Hosts: Rod Pyle and Tariq Malik Guest: Jim Bell Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/this-week-in-space. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit

NASA's planetary exploration program is in trouble. The Mars Sample Return program is verging on cancellation, and the VIPER mission to the moon already has been. Both are critical precursors to human exploration of these places, as Dr. Jim Bell of Arizona State University will tell us. We need to know more about the surface of Mars--with direct, in-the-lab studies of Mars rocks--and we certainly need to understand where the volatiles--another name for water and other resources of value--are on the moon. And, if you're the US government, you'd like to do both before China does--which is likely not far off. Does it matter who achieves these things first? And specific to the US, what role might private companies and individuals play in the drama? Headlines: SpaceX's Crew-9 mission is set to launch two astronauts to the International Space Station on Saturday, September 28th, with the primary objective of bringing back the Starliner astronauts who have been on the station for an extended period. A Seattle-based company, Iradian Aerospace, has unveiled plans for a new reusable orbital spaceplane that will utilize a revolutionary two-mile-long sled launch system. Earth is set to temporarily capture a small asteroid, 2024 PT5, which will remain in close proximity to our planet from September 29th to November 25th, providing scientists with an opportunity to study a near-Earth asteroid up close as it performs a de-facto flyby. Main Topic - Discussion with Dr. Jim Bell: Jim Bell discusses his early fascination with space exploration, inspired by the Apollo missions and Carl Sagan's acclaimed 1980s series "Cosmos," which led him to pursue a career in planetary science. The decadal survey process is explained, highlighting how it helps align the scientific community's priorities with NASA's mission planning and funding decisions. The challenges faced by the Mars Sample Return mission are discussed, with Jim expressing optimism that NASA will find a way to overcome the current budgetary hurdles and complete this groundbreaking mission. The cancellation of the VIPER lunar rover mission is addressed, with the hosts and guest emphasizing the importance of this mission for future human exploration of the Moon and the need for more transparency in NASA's decision-making process. Jim shares his perspective on the increasing involvement of commercial space companies in planetary exploration, stressing the importance of developing sustainable business models to ensure the long-term viability of these ventures. The conversation touches on the balance between NASA's priorities, such as the Artemis program, and the funding allocated to robotic scientific missions, with Jim highlighting the need for better communication and collaboration between the human spaceflight and robotic exploration divisions of NASA. Hosts: Rod Pyle and Tariq Malik Guest: Jim Bell Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/this-week-in-space. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit

Dr. Jim Bell was with us for a technology discussion, we talked about Mars and the sample return mission, AI, looking for life on Mars and in our solar system, commercial space joining with NASA and more. Read the full summary for this program at www.thespaceshow.com for this date, Sunday, June 30, 2024.

The countdown is on! With less than a month until the total solar eclipse on April 8, 2024, Planetary Radio is buzzing with anticipation. This celestial event will sweep across Mexico, the United States, and Canada, promising a spectacular view to millions. Jim Bell, a professor from the School of Earth and Space Exploration at Arizona State University and former president of The Planetary Society's Board of Directors, will share captivating tales from his global eclipse-chasing journeys. But before diving into the cosmic wonders, we'll bring you the latest updates on the proposed US Presidential Budget. The Planetary Society's space policy experts, Casey Dreier and Jack Kiraly, will explain what this budget proposal means for NASA's funding and future projects. Then, the great Bruce Betts will pop in for What's Up as host Sarah Al-Ahmed looks forward to high-fiving him in person at The Planetary Society's upcoming Eclipse-O-Rama event in Texas, U.S. Discover more at: https://www.planetary.org/planetary-radio/2024-eclipse-chasingSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

'Like Nothing We've Seen Before' NASA's journey to Psyche. One of the most intriguing objects in the main asteroid belt, Psyche is a giant metal rich asteroid, about three times farther away from the Sun than is Earth..... http://jimbell.sese.asu.edu/

An inside look at conservative media with NewsMax CEO Chris Ruddy. Does he see Tucker Carlson's Twitter show as a threat? Is Florida Ron DeSantis a viable Presidential candidate? Where do things stand with the Dominion Lawsuits? Claire Atkinson asks all those questions to keep you in the mix. Plus Lionel Messi signs with Inter Miami, and we hear from Newsbreak's head of strategy Jim Bell. Be sure to stay connected with media and subscribe to the podcast and newsletter. Link for newsletter https://themediamix.substack.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

George Noory and Dr. Jim Bell discuss space photography, using the cosmos to determine how old the universe is, NASA's Artemis launch and the possibility of returning to the moon.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jim Bell is a senior producer with BYU Broadcasting and BYUtv. Zach sat down with Jim to talk about his journey in brodcast TV. Jim has produced BYU women's conferences and a variety of documentaries including “One Voice: on the road with the Mormon Tabernacle Choir” he served as manager of marketing and communications for KBYU and BYUtv. Jim has been a media consultant for clients such as the Salt lake Olympic bid committee, Merck Pharmaceuticals, and the Children's Miracle Network. He has recevied two Emmys, a Cine Golden Eagle, four Tellys, and other statewide awards. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today we build, bag 2 of the Lego Infinity Gauntlet, we talk about space as well! Books: The Space Book by Jim Bell and Hubble's Universe by Terence Dickinson, Sources: https://childwellbeing.asu.edu/SpaceFacts and https://spoonuniversity.com/lifestyle/13-facts-about-space-food-according-to-nasa

Leadership. It's not just a buzzword for college applications, but rather the continuous process of exhibiting qualities that motivate others to follow and trust you. On today's episode, our guest Jim Bell, M.Ed., will give you advice on several characteristics of strong leaders. And, how through his years of experience, he has helped students develop leadership skills through his programs and guidance. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/college-scoops/support

Keyed In - Greatest Hits! How do you become a better agent? A better team? Do not miss this episode highlighting some of our favorite clips from each of our wildly informative interviews. Our listeners gain instant access to some of real estate's top talent, from seasoned agents and brokers to viral social media influencers and designers. Compilation in order of episode release: Brent Jackson, Max Rabin, Rob Sanders, Marty Stanton, Jim Bell, Shannon Hettinger, Mattia D'Affuso, Leslie Backoff, Clarence Pineda, State of the Market, Lauren Davis, Ron Mangas, Julie Sousa, Jamie Manning, Kevin Brown, Jordan Bridges, Daniel Heider, The Abrams Group, Andrew Riguzzi, Thanks to our Friends, Heather Corey, Trian Johnson, and Barak Sky. 

Keyed In - Greatest Hits! How do you become a better agent? A better team? Do not miss this episode highlighting some of our favorite clips from each of our wildly informative interviews. Our listeners gain instant access to some of real estate's top talent, from seasoned agents and brokers to viral social media influencers and designers. Compilation in order of episode release:Brent Jackson, Max Rabin, Rob Sanders, Marty Stanton, Jim Bell, Shannon Hettinger, Mattia D'Affuso, Leslie Backoff, Clarence Pineda, State of the Market, Lauren Davis, Ron Mangas, Julie Sousa, Jamie Manning, Kevin Brown, Jordan Bridges, Daniel Heider, The Abrams Group, Andrew Riguzzi, Thanks to our Friends, Heather Corey, Trian Johnson, and Barak Sky. 

Space historian William Sheehan and planetary scientist Jim Bell have written a fascinating history of humankind's at least 5,000-year relationship with the Red Planet. “Discovering Mars” is filled with anecdotes about the people who have revealed Mars. The chronicle includes Mars helicopter Ingenuity's flights and then looks to the future of exploration. Someone will win the book in Bruce Betts' latest What's Up space trivia contest. Discover more athttps://www.planetary.org/planetary-radio/2021-discovering-mars-book-bell-sheehan See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The program all about TV. Our guests: Jane Root, executive producer of Welcome To Earth, the new Will Smith-hosted docuseries now playing on Disney+; celebrated entertainment news journalist/author Ray Richmond, and Jim Bell, producer of 20 Years Of Christmas With The Tabernacle Choir, playing this week on PBS and BYU TV.

Prof. Jim Bell (of Arizona State University), who is a key leader in projects to take images with NASA's rovers on Mars, discusses the history and current state of our exploration of the red planet.  He summarizes the scientific findings from the Spirit, Opportunity, Curiosity, and Perseverance missions. He puts each mission into the larger context of the questions we are asking -- both about Mars today and about ancient Mars, which could have been far more hospitable for life.

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The Scuttlebutt teams up with WTRF's Veterans Voices host Kathryn Ghion for a conversation with two special guests working with the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency (DPAA). Jim Bell is an Army veteran and Identification Specialist and Sgt. First Class Sean Everette is a Spokesman for the DPAA. The DPAA is a government agency whose mission is to provide the fullest possible accounting for our missing personnel to their families and the nation. Recently, Kathryn reported on the returned remains of WWII veteran, Army Private First Class John. J. Sitarz to his family in Weirton, WV. To find out more about how remains are recovered you can visit the DPAA website. For those interested in the Army's DNA testing visit Wired.com. Head to veteransbreakfastclub.org/scuttlebutt to watch the video version of this episode. Thank you to Millerstown Pic-A-Part for sponsoring this episode!

In Part II of our interview with Jim Bell, we dive a little deeper into his career as a broker and his business model at the helm of Beasley Real Estate. The King of Kalorama was a pioneer in the District with his lifestyle marketing and adaptation to technology, creating an app to interface with clients before any other brokerage in town.

In Part II of our interview with Jim Bell, we dive a little deeper into his career as a broker and his business model at the helm of Beasley Real Estate. The King of Kalorama was a pioneer in the District with his lifestyle marketing and adaptation to technology, creating an app to interface with clients before any other brokerage in town.

Recently appointed to the Board of the Washington National Opera, Jim is a fifteen year veteran in real estate sales, development and mortgage banking. With over $600 million in real estate transactions, Jim has earned himself the moniker The King of Kalorama. Over the next two episodes we find out how he came to inherit this illustrious title, the trials and tribulations of being an industry leader and broker, as well as about his latest passion project: James Bell Kitchen Table.

Recently appointed to the Board of the Washington National Opera, Jim is a fifteen year veteran in real estate sales, development and mortgage banking. With over $600 million in real estate transactions, Jim has earned himself the moniker The King of Kalorama. Over the next two episodes we find out how he came to inherit this illustrious title, the trials and tribulations of being an industry leader and broker, as well as about his latest passion project: James Bell Kitchen Table.

S2/EP4 - In this special episode, Indian Genes speaks exclusively to Mohini Jodhpurkar & Piyush Khopkar.Mohini Jodhpurkar- 1st year PhD student in Dr Jim Bell’s lab at Arizona State University. There, she serves a student collaborator on the Perseverance rover’s science team, specifically working with the MASTCAM-Z instrument onboard. Currently, she’s working on investigating a part of Jezero Crater (the rover’s landing site) in depth and preparing for the rover landing mid-February! She has worked other martian and lunar projects besides that, including revamping old Apollo mission maps with newer high-resolution imagery. When she’s not doing research, Mohini loves to read, write, and make music!Piyush Khopkar - originally from Ujjain, MP, India. He did his Bachelor of Engineering from Mahakal Institute of Technology, Ujjain and Master of Science in Electrical Engineering from Unversity of Missouri-Columbia, USA. He currently lives in Boston, MA. He is a software engineer by profession. He is passionate about Space Exploration. He is part of the MOXIE and the Mars 2020 Science Team. MOXIE is one of the instruments aboard the Mars 2020 Perseverance Rover. He is also an active member of the NASA/JPL's Solar System Ambassador's program.

Description: We talk with Rev. Jim Bell and Rev. Sandra Dorsainvil, from International Ministries, about how they have developed vibrant virtual mission experiences for people involving everything from a couple of hours to a multi-day mission experience; complete with training, cross-cultural interaction, and follow-through. Notes: https://www.internationalministries.org/ Bios: Reverend Jim Bell serves International Ministries as Associate Executive Director for Global Mission, providing oversight and support for IM's global personnel, programs and partner relations. A graduate of Barrington College and Southern Seminary, Jim developed a passion for engaging the local church in cross-cultural mission while serving as a Youth Pastor and Church Planter/Pastor in Southwest Ohio for 21 years. He was called to IM in 2005, and served as a Mission Partnership Coordinator and Director of Vocational Development before stepping into his current role in the fall of 2017. Jim lives in Chesterfield, Virginia, with his wife Karen and daughter Katie as well as their black lab, Lily, and Bernese Mountain Dog, Twyla. Rev. Sandra Dorsainvil is an ordained minister with ABC-USA. She joined the International Ministries Division of the American Baptist Churches USA in April 2017. Her passion for missions was formed as a result of her missionary life, as Third Culture Kid living in several African countries and Italy, from 1963 to 1980. Mexico, Peru, The Netherlands as well as within the United States. Since the 2019 Hurricane Dorian, she now travels frequently to The Bahamas on special assignment, to help facilitate trauma counseling and minister to local pastors, pastors' spouses and guidance counselors. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/missionworks/message

Reports on the Stadia project’s inner workings are pouring out, revealing gears rusted with dysfunction. Also: EA cancels Anthem Next (but may have saved Dragon Age in the process), GameStop loses its CFO (but awards him a massive severance), Apple scores a win in court, Sony reorganizes its legendary Japan Studio, and a class-action suit threatens Microsoft’s acquisition of Bethesda. TIME STAMPS [00:00:55] - Stadia’s leadership and strange business decisions [00:25:36] - GameStop CFO resigns, shareholder war ongoing [00:34:28] - Apple wins in court, Valve has to turn over data [00:38:49] - Quick Hits [00:57:10] - Call of Duty Mobile player murdered in Brazil [00:59:56] - Paradox earnings and Vampire: the Masquerade Bloodlines 2 news [01:11:07] - Anthem Next canceled (and other EA news) [01:17:08] - Bethesda faces class action lawsuit over Fallout 4 Season Pass [01:25:49] - Report on Techland’s mismanagement [01:31:24] - Sony: PSVR2, State of Play, Japan Studio, and more SOURCES Stadia's 4K gaming claims come back to haunt it in class-action lawsuit (PCGamer): https://www.pcgamer.com/stadias-4k-gaming-claims-come-back-to-haunt-it-in-class-action-lawsuit/ Jacqueline Shepherd vs. Google: https://www.classaction.org/media/shepherd-v-google-llc-et-al.pdf Google’s Stadia Problem? A Video Game Unit That’s Not Googley Enough (Bloomberg): https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-02-26/google-video-game-unit-stadia-struggled-to-be-googley-enough     GameStop Announces Resignation of CFO and Succession Plan to Support Transformation: https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2021/02/23/2180940/0/en/GameStop-Announces-Resignation-of-CFO-and-Succession-Plan-to-Support-Transformation.html GameStop SEC Filing re Jim Bell departure: https://news.gamestop.com/static-files/a9ccb1fc-1c3b-4059-b187-7f545c151558 GameStop: How a 2020 Shareholder Coup Could Transform the Company Forever (IGN): https://www.ign.com/articles/gamestop-how-a-2020-shareholder-coup-could-transform-the-company-forever Valve Ordered to Give Apple Information on 436 Steam Games As Part of Epic Games Legal Case (MacRumors): https://www.macrumors.com/2021/02/25/valve-apple-data-request-for-epic-games-case/ COD: Player Sol is murdered in São Paulo (ESPN): https://www.espn.com.br/esports/artigo/_/id/8230747/cod-jogadora-sol-e-assassinada-em-sao-paulo Paradox Year-End Report 2020: https://www.paradoxinteractive.com/en/year-end-report-2020/ Vampire: The Masquerade Bloodlines 2 Update: https://www.bloodlines2.com/en/bloodlines-2-development-update Anthem Update (BioWare): https://blog.bioware.com/2021/02/24/anthem-update/ Electronic Arts Removes Multiplayer Mode From Dragon Age Game in Big Pivot (Bloomberg): https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-02-25/electronic-arts-pivots-on-dragon-age-game-removes-multiplayer Bethesda faces broad class-action lawsuit over Fallout 4 DLC as Microsoft takeover looms (GamesBeat): https://venturebeat.com/2021/02/23/bethesda-faces-broad-class-action-lawsuit-over-fallout-4-dlc-as-microsoft-takeover-looms/ Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1 + 2 Upgrade and Purchase FAQ: https://support.activision.com/tony-hawks-pro-skater-1-2/articles/tony-hawks-pro-skater-1-2-upgrade-and-purchase-faq Report: Techland Is Bleeding Talent Due To Autocratic Management, Bad Feedback, And Lack Of Direction (TheGamer): https://www.thegamer.com/techland-report-bleeding-talent-autocratic-management-bad-feedback/ Play At Home returns: Four months of offers for PlayStation games and entertainment begin March 1 (PlayStation Blog): https://blog.playstation.com/2021/02/23/play-at-home-returns-four-months-of-offers-for-playstation-games-and-entertainment-begin-march-1/ Introducing the next generation of VR on PlayStation (PlayStation Blog): https://blog.playstation.com/2021/02/23/introducing-the-next-generation-of-vr-on-playstation/#sf243317607 PlayStation’s Jim Ryan: ‘We’re making a completely new VR format for PS5’ (GQ): https://www.gq-magazine.co.uk/culture/article/playstation-vr-jim-ryan-interview-2021 Sources: PlayStation is winding down Sony Japan Studio (VGC): https://www.videogameschronicle.com/news/sources-playstation-is-winding-down-sony-japan-studio/ Bloodborne Producer Masaaki Yamagiwa Is Leaving Sony (Kotaku): https://kotaku.com/bloodborne-producer-masaaki-yamagiwa-is-leaving-sony-1846352378

Top executives resign from Texas power grid operator Top executives of Texas's power grid operator have stepped down after millions of homes lost electricity during a deadly winter storm last week. The chairperson of the Electric Reliability Council of Texas and four other board directors have resigned with immediate effect. State lawmakers are scheduled to hold hearings on the crisis on Thursday. GameStop CFO quits after stock trading frenzy GameStop's chief financial officer Jim Bell has resigned after a Reddit-fuelled stock trading frenzy saw the struggling US video game retailer skyrocket in value. The company says Bell will step down in March, but hasn't given any reason. GameStop shares soared as much as 1,900 percent earlier this month, as retail investors looked to counter a short squeeze on the stock. Singapore developer CapitaLand reports $1.2B loss Singapore's largest developer, CapitaLand, has reported its first full-year loss in almost two decades. That's after the pandemic forced the company to write down the value of some of its properties. Net loss came in at 1-point-2 billion dollars for 2020, compared with a net profit of nearly 1-billion dollars in the prior year.

Welcome to the first episode of a new podcast from The Conversation, the world explained by experts. This week we're talking to researchers about Mars – and Belarus.For the past six months, three different space missions have been on their way to Mars. Now, all three – from the United Arab Emirates, China and the US – are due to arrive at the red planet in February within a few weeks of each other. We talk to three experts, Jim Bell, Professor in the School of Earth and Space Exploration at Arizona State University, Stefania Paladini, Reader in Economics and Global Security at Birmingham City University and Nidhal Guessoum, Professor of Astrophysics at the American University of Sharjah. They explain what these probes and rovers are looking for on Mars – including signs of ancient life – and the politics and symbolism behind the three missions.In our second story we turn to Belarus, where protests continue more than six months after a disputed election. Félix Krawatzek, Senior Researcher at the Centre for East European and International Studies and Associate Member of Nuffield College, University of Oxford, talks through the initial findings from a recent public opinion survey in Belarus – and why he sees similarities between what's happening in Belarus and the protests currently rocking Russia following the detention of opposition leader Alexei Navalny. And Ina Skosana, health and medicine editor at The Conversation in Johannesburg, South Africa, gives us her story recommendations.The Conversation Weekly is hosted by Gemma Ware and Dan Merino. The show is co-produced by Mend Mariwany and Gemma Ware, with sound design by Eloise Stevens. Our theme music is by Neeta Sarl. Visit The Conversation for full credits. Further reading:Bringing Mars rocks back to Earth – Perseverance Rover lands on Feb. 18, a lead scientist explains the tech and goals, by Jim Bell, Professor of Earth and Space Exploration, Arizona State University How Mars became the prize for the new space race – and why China is hellbent on winning it, by Stefania Paladini, Reader in Economics and Global Security at Birmingham City UniversityBelarus protests: why people have been taking to the streets – new data, by Félix Krawatzek, Senior Researcher at the Centre for East European and International Studies and Associate Member of Nuffield College, University of Oxford and Gwendolyn Sasse, Professor in Comparative Politics, Professorial Fellow, Nuffield College, University of OxfordResults from Novavax vaccine trials in the UK and South Africa differ: why, and does it matter? by Shabir Mahdi, Professor of Vaccinology and Director of the SAMRC Vaccines and Infectious Diseases Analytical Research Unit, University of the WitwatersrandHow former president Rawlings pioneered heritage tourism in Ghana – in his own words, by Rachel Ama Asaa Engmann, Associate Professor & Director, Christiansborg Archaeological Heritage Project & Adjunct Lecturer, University of Massachusetts Amherst See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Daniel discusses Axiom Space's announcement of its first all-private crew and its upcoming trip to the International Space Station with Jim Bell, author, astronomer and planetary scientist at The School of Earth and Space Exploration at Arizona State University. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rtwihistory/support

What did you Google? (0:30); The ethical issues of using the military to fight COVID (8:35); Jim Bell from Siloam Mission, Fill The Freightliner (22:05); Musician and author Alan Doyle (26:40); Hanukkah begins tonight (42:00).  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Carl Sagan was first in the job. Now it has been handed to Caltech planetary scientist Bethany Ehlmann. We’ll talk with the Planetary Society’s new president about her Moon mission and more. Society CEO Bill Nye and president emeritus Jim Bell also join in. Then we welcome back China space program expert Andrew Jones for an update on the nation’s lunar sample return effort and a survey of many other missions and developments. The new Planetary Society baseball cap will go with a great new book about the Apollo program to the winner of a new space trivia contest. Discover more at https://www.planetary.org/planetary-radio/1209-2020-ehlmann-transition-nye-bell-andrew-jones

In this episode the Troublesome Boys sit down with Mandi Fugate Sheffel, owner of the Read Spotted Newt bookstore in Hazard, Kentucky. Hear her story of how attending the Appalachian Writer's Workshop at Hindman Settlement School inspired her to start a local independent bookstore for Appalachian authors. Facebook Handles Mandi- @mandi.fugate.5Jordan- @jordancollinsCorey - @coreydterry @hindmancast@hindmanschool Podcast Sponsor Read Spotted Newt - @readspottednewt www.bookshop.org/shop/readspottednewt Or visit them in their store at 221 Memorial Drive Hazard, KY. Books & Resources Mentioned Clays Quilt by Silas House Trampoline by Robert GipeEven As We Breathe by Annette Saunooke Clapsaddle A Heavy Metal Christmas by Christopher Lee =)Announcements2020 Holiday Gift Boxes & Fruitcake now available on our store!www.hindman.org/shopDonor Recognition Thank you to those who donated on Giving Tuesday, including Jim Bell, Valerie Bartley, and Ola Pigman Kennedy Center contract for $10,000 to provide artist residences for our dyslexia program.

What sets International Ministries apart in their commitment to short-term missions? The international arm of the American Baptist Churches, USA has been part of the Great Commission for 206 years. IM is the oldest mission agency in North America. Listen to Rev. Sharon Koh & Rev. Jim Bell share how God is opening partnerships between individuals, congregations and partners.

As CMO at Glint, Jim Bell has built a team centered on trust and communication. In this episode, Jim shares his most valuable leadership lessons and what it takes to develop a strong team culture. Tune in to learn about how to structure your team according to different personality types and how to inspire and motivate a team.

(00:40) We’ve already seen the launch of The Emirates Mars Mission and China’s Tianwen, but of course the veterans of Mars, NASA are set to launch their Perseverance Rover on July 30th. I am joined by Jim Bell, a professor at ASU, President of the Planetary Society. He is the principal investigator on the Mastcam-Z instrument on Perseverance about what's new on this mission (think helicopters, sample collection, and sounds) and why the technology on the rover is more advanced than it seems. (08:50) Joanna Miller is back with a new episode of A View from the Outside. Joanna interviews Liza Gurtin about notifications.(21:02) Digital Village reporter Leilani Albano interviews Sandy Fulton, Free Press' Government Relations Director about the FBI's surveillance of Black activists.

Welcome to our 24th episode of the JB's PowercastToday on JBs Powercast; Corey and Adel cover the latest industry news:1400-HP Ford Mustang Mach-E Has 7 Motors, Is Nutshttps://www.caranddriver.com/news/a33368022/ford-mustang-mach-e-1400-revealed/Cadillac Lyriq EV Will Have Enormous 33-Inch Dash Displayhttps://www.caranddriver.com/news/a33383709/cadillac-lyriq-large-display/ Adel interviews special guest James Hatfield of Black X Racing Adel and James get into some shop talk about Transmissions, torque converters and their importance when planning your build.Thanks for tuning into the JB's Powercast.If you enjoyed the show please leave click the episode and leave us a rating and review at podchaser.com/jbspowercast JBs Powercast can be found on Facebook, YouTube, iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, Google Podcast, iHeart Radio, TuneIn + Alexa, Facebook, YouTube, Podchaser and jbspowercentre.com Remember to leave us a like or a comment on YouTube and Facebook.

Episode aired on WYTX-FM 5/2/20: Guests: Eddie Huffman, author of the John Prine biography "In Spite of Himself"; Dr. Jim Bell, author of "Hubble Legacy"; Nutritionist Talia Pollock, "Party in Your Plants".

Episode aired on WYTX-FM 5/2/20: Guests: Eddie Huffman, author of the John Prine biography "In Spite of Himself"; Dr. Jim Bell, author of "Hubble Legacy"; Nutritionist Talia Pollock, "Party in Your Plants".

Episode aired on WYTX-FM 5/2/20: Guests: Eddie Huffman, author of the John Prine biography "In Spite of Himself"; Dr. Jim Bell, author of "Hubble Legacy"; Nutritionist Talia Pollock, "Party in Your Plants".

Welcome to our 23rd episode of the JB's PowercastToday on JBs Powercast;Corey and Adel cover the latest industry news: 2021 Ford Bronco Is Here, and It's Everything You Hoped Forhttps://www.caranddriver.com/news/a33277335/2021-ford-bronco-specs-revealed/450-HP V-8–Powered Jeep Wrangler Is Cominghttps://www.caranddriver.com/news/a33296307/jeep-wrangler-v-8-rubicon-392-concept-revealed/ Adel welcomes special guest Brady Siebert from Escort Radar to discuss;How a radar detector helps you drive safer and how its not necessarily a license to speedChallenges of developing a radar detector in a world where technology is changing so rapidlyThe new Redline 360C is about to show up on store shelves what great new features can we expectImportance of Laser defenseAdvanced Technologies including Connected Car, Escort Live and Integrated GPS. Thanks for tuning into the JB's Powercast. If you enjoyed the show please leave click the episode and leave us a rating and review at podchaser.com/jbspowercastJBs Powercast can be found on Facebook, YouTube, iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, Google Podcast, Pandora, iHeart Radio, TuneIn + Alexa, Facebook, YouTube, Podchaser and jbspowercentre.com Remember to leave us a like or a comment on YouTube and Facebook.

Welcome to our 22nd episode of the JB's Powercast Today on JBs Powercast; Corey and Adel cover the latest industry news:Ferrari's new top slot SF90 Stradale hypercar goes from silent to violenthttps://www.caranddriver.com/reviews/a32973472/2021-ferrari-sf90-stradale-drive/England based AC bring back the Cobrahttps://www.autoblog.com/2020/07/01/ac-cobra-new-electric-car-or-mustang-engine/2021 Ford Bronco First Official Shots revealedhttps://www.caranddriver.com/news/a33022697/2021-ford-bronco-first-official-photos/ Adel welcomes special guest Mike Wahl from FiTech Fuel Injection;Adel will speak with Mike and the FiTech team about FiTech Fuel Injection Conversions, fuel management and FiTech's latest offerings in Ignition products.Thanks for tuning into JB's Powercast.If you enjoyed the show please leave click the episode and leave us a ratingand review at podchaser.com/jbspowercastJBs Powercast can be found on Facebook, YouTube, iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, Google Podcast, iHeart Radio, TuneIn + Alexa, Facebook, YouTube, Podchaser and jbspowercentre.comRemember to leave us a like or a comment on YouTube and Facebook

Mastcam-Z is the main camera system that will soon leave for Mars as part of the Perseverance rover. Mastcam-Z Principal Investigator Jim Bell is back to tell us about what the most powerful set of eyes to reach the surface of the Red Planet may show us. Planetary Society Solar System Specialist Emily Lakdawalla explores four sample return missions headed out across our solar system. The Antikythera Mechanism, an ancient Greek computing device, anchors this week’s What’s Up segment with Bruce Betts. And someone will win one of Jim Bell’s books in the new space trivia contest. Learn more at https://www.planetary.org/multimedia/planetary-radio/show/2020/0701-2020-jim-bell-mastcam-z.html

Welcome to our 21st episode of the JB's Powercast Today on JBs Powercast; Corey and Adel cover the latest industry news:2021 Ford F-150 revealed with class-leading power, new tech and a hybrid modelhttps://www.autoblog.com/2020/06/25/2021-ford-f150-revealed/Tesla's first JD Power results are … shockingly badhttps://jalopnik.com/teslas-terrible-jd-power-results-are-off-the-chart-1844149599Aston Martin and Brough Superior joint super bike is superhttps://www.autoblog.com/2020/06/24/aston-martin-brough-superior-amb-001-begins-testing/Adel welcomes special guest Christian Roth from BD Diesel Performance to discuss;The history of BD DieselNew items for BD Diesel in 2020Diesel TurbosHeavy Duty TransmissionsPlus Much Much More Thanks for tuning into the JB's Powercast. If you enjoyed the show please leave click the episode and leave us a rating and review at podchaser.com/jbspowercastJBs Powercast can be found on Facebook, YouTube, iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, Google Podcast, iHeart Radio, TuneIn + Alexa, Facebook, YouTube, Podchaser and jbspowercentre.com Remember to leave us a like or a comment on YouTube and Facebook.

Steffan talks with Jim Bell of Celtic House Pub in Aurora on Coronavirus impacting St. Patrick's Day Festivities. Also, it's impact on the world beyond, and other News Headlines! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.