Podcast appearances and mentions of joel moore

What's driving the current surge of interest in quantum computing? What are the main obstacles to scaling up quantum computing systems? What's the current state of investment in quantum research and development? For the latest episode of SparX, we are joined by theoretical physicist, Joel Moore. Joel's research has greatly improved our understanding of quantum materials and their unique properties. His work on condensed matter physics has led to important advances in the field, shedding new light on the behavior of complex systems. Join us as we discuss the field of quantum mechanics and understand the progress of quantum computing. Resource List -  Einstein's Theory of Relativity - https://www.space.com/36273-theory-special-relativity.html  What is String Theory? - https://www.space.com/17594-string-theory.html  What is a super conductor? - https://builtin.com/hardware/superconductor  Superconductivity - https://www.energy.gov/science/doe-explainssuperconductivity#:~:text=Superconductivity%20is%20the%20property%20of,transition%20to%20the%20superconducting%20state.  Read about EPR Paradox Paper - https://cds.cern.ch/record/405662/files/PhysRev.47.777.pdf  What is Entanglement? - https://scienceexchange.caltech.edu/topics/quantum-science-explained/entanglement#:~:text=Entanglement%20is%20at%20the%20heart,scientists%20call%20an%20emergent%20property.  More on SQUID - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SQUID What is a tokamak? - https://www.iter.org/machine/what-tokamak#:~:text=The%20tokamak%20is%20an%20experimental,the%20walls%20of%20the%20vessel.  What is a stellarator - https://www.energy.gov/science/doe-explainsstellarators  What is the ITER? - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ITER#:~:text=Construction%20of%20the%20ITER%20complex,figures%20are%20disputed%20by%20ITER.  For more on Quantum Computing - https://aws.amazon.com/what-is/quantum-computing/#:~:text=Quantum%20computing%20is%20a%20multidisciplinary,hardware%20research%20and%20application%20development.  Google Quantum AI - https://quantumai.google/  About SparX by Mukesh Bansal SparX is a podcast where we delve into cutting-edge scientific research, stories from impact-makers and tools for unlocking the secrets to human potential and growth. We believe that entrepreneurship, fitness and the science of productivity is at the forefront of the India Story; the country is at the cusp of greatness and at SparX, we wish to make these tools accessible for every generation of Indians to be able to make the most of the opportunities around us. In a new episode every Sunday, our host Mukesh Bansal (Founder Myntra and Cult.fit) will talk to guests from all walks of life and also break down everything he's learnt about the science of impact over the course of his 20-year long career. This is the India Century, and we're enthusiastic to start this journey with you. Follow us on Instagram:      / sparxbymukeshbansal Website: https://www.sparxbymukeshbansal.com You can also listen to SparX on all audio platforms Fasion | Outbreak | Courtesy EpidemicSound.com

Featuring Dr. John York, Dr. Joel Moore, Dr. Matthew Soper, Grant Azbell, Dr. David Fleer, and 1548 StewardsSpeaker: Dr. Kevin Huddleston

When Appraisers Fail to Agree on Umpire Court Must Appoint One When a claim for damages due to a hurricane was disputed the parties demanded appraisal and appointed their respective appraisers. However, the appraisers could not agree on an umpire for reasons unclear and bad faith litigation ensured. Because of the inability of the appraisers to agree on an umpire the parties went to the District Court to appoint an umpire so the appraisal process can proceed. In DORIAN THEODORE v. ALLIED TRUST INSURANCE COMPANY, Civil Action No. 22-951-SDD-RLB, United States District Court, M.D. Louisiana (October 18, 2023) the parties moved the USDC in Louisiana to appoint an Appraisal Umpire. The parties submitted separate lists of proposed umpires and their respective CVs for the Court's consideration. The lawsuit involves claims for damage to property located in Gonzales, Louisiana as a result of Hurricane Ida.  Dorian Theodore (“Plaintiff”) sought coverage and statutory bad faith damages related to claims made under an insurance policy (the “Policy”) issued by Allied Trust Insurance Company (“Defendant”). The parties represent that the Policy provides the following language with respect to appraisals, including the appointment of an umpire: Appraisal If you and we fail to agree on the amount of loss, either may demand an appraisal of the loss. In this event, each party will choose a competent and impartial appraiser within 20 days after receiving a written request from the other. The two appraisers will choose an umpire. If they cannot agree upon an umpire within 15 days, you or we may request that the choice be made by a judge of a court of record in the state where the "residence premises" is located. The appraisers will separately set the amount of loss. If the appraisers submit a written report of an agreement to us, the amount agreed upon will be the amount of loss. If they fail to agree, they will submit their differences to the umpire. Any outcome of the appraisal will not be binding on either party. Each party will: 1. Pay its own appraiser; and 2. Bear the other expenses of the appraisal and umpire equally. Prior to the filing of this lawsuit, the parties selected their initial appraisers when Defendant demanded an appraisal of the loss. Plaintiff designated Matthew Addison as Plaintiff's appraiser, and Defendant designated Ronald West as its appraiser. After the filing of this lawsuit, Plaintiff designated Mike Deckelman as Plaintiff's appraiser.  The parties' appraisers were unsuccessful in jointly selecting an umpire in accordance with the Policy. As ordered, the parties submitted separate lists of proposed umpires for potential appointment. There is no dispute between the parties that the appraisal provision in the Policy is enforceable. The parties have jointly sought court appointment of an umpire in accordance with the appraisal provision in the Policy. If Mr. Cole declines to serve as umpire in this matter, then the Court selects Joel Moore as umpire. His resume demonstrates that he is As discussed above, although both Mr. Cole and Mr. Moore were proposed by the Plaintiff, the Court has no reason to suggest that both can fulfill this role in a fair, neutral and impartial manner. Insurance claims resulting from hurricanes that have struck Louisiana have become aggressive, unfair and unreasonable. For two appraisers to fail to pick an umpire is an indication of litigation game playing forcing the District Court to appoint an umpire. This litigation requiring a judge to do what insurance appraisers do every day with little or no discussion reflects a desire to make the process more expensive and difficult rather than fulfill its purpose to quickly and fairly resolve the quantum of a loss. (c) 2023 Barry Zalma & ClaimSchool, Inc. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/barry-zalma/support

It's been too long since theres been a 2 guest episode on the pod, so I figured why not bring up two of the peak districts strongest warriors onto the pod. Joel and Josty bring the banter, the UK walking knowledge, and of course, the bogos. Hope you all enjoy this one! 

Joel Moore vanished after texting his brother he was going to see some old friends. He was never seen or heard from again. What happened to this 28 year old young man? If you have any information, contact the Williamson County Sheriff's Office at (618) 997-6541 — Case Number 10-0886 Check out our MERCH!!! https://www.inhumanpodcast.com/merch If you enjoy our podcast, please leave us a rating and review! Follow us on Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok @inhuman_podcast and join our Facebook group (Inhuman Podcast). If you have questions or case suggestions, send us an email at inhumanmonsterpod@gmail.com! Check out our website to submit listener stories or case suggestions, and to see all sources for this episode! https://www.inhumanpodcast.com/ -------- SPONSORS -------- Get a free extra month of BarkBox, the monthly subscription service for your pup, by using our link: www.BarkBox.com/inhumanpod.

Join us as we talk with Erie County Sheriff Candidate Kim Beaty on the criminal justice system!! Also joined by Joel Moore, Samuel Radford and Aymanuel Radford 

We talk about  Reparations  HR1  

Join us we talk in depth about the Georgia voting law

Join us for this special episode with Joel Moore

This week were joined by special guest Joel Moore as we Discuss the Buffalo Complex

Clinton Maynard is joined by Joel Moore, renowned Australian street artist & illustrator better known as ‘Mulga’, who paints murals, designs t-shirts and runs the Mulga brand. Joel left his boring finance job in 2014 to focus exclusively on the making of his art. Having his first art show and launching his art career in early 2012 his creative portfolio to date is an impressive one with over 56 shows under his belt, winner of AS Colours Little Help Project t-shirt design competition, gold at the 2013 Illustrators Australia awards & finalist and peoples choice winner at Hazelhurst’s 2013 Art on Paper prize. Known for his unique style of intricate line work & bright colours, Mulga’s art brings to life a world where tropical bearded men run rampant, lions smoke tobacco pipes, tigers wear diamond sunglasses and gorillas rule the world like some kind of funky planet of the apes. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this show, Allen DePuy talked with Joel Moore of Ridge at Back Brook about golf in New Jersey, Tony Leodora visited the Putting Corner w/Dave Hamilton, and recapped his interview of the year 2020. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It’s the last week of Gaming Ride Home, and I apologize if that news has caught you off guard. I would recommend listening to the beginning of the Friday August 21 episode for more details there.The court rules that Apple can still block Fortnite from the App Store, but not Unreal Engine, and musician Joel Moore joins the show to talk to about making all the music for Gaming Ride Home.Links:Apple Defeats Epic’s Effort to Restore Fortnite on App Store (Bloomberg)No Straight Roads on the eShopStreet Power Soccer on the eShopDescenders on the PlayStation StoreVagranaut on Bandcamp

Three different perspectives on the realities of producing hand sanitizer. Special Guests: Dave Rathkamp, Derik Reiser, and Joel Moore.

On this show Allen DePuy and Tony Leodora spoke with Joel Moore, President of NJGCOA and Bob Baldassari, founder of Re-Imagine Golf.. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today's show, going online on January 23, 2020 features the music of classical/jazz/lead trumpeter and composer, Dr. Mike Stewart, trombone virtuoso and multiple Grammy nominee, Steve Wiest and his band Vinyl Hampdin, and tenor/soprano soloists and composer, Joel Moore.

This week author Joel Moore amd I will be joined by re-enactors John Houck and John Vogt.

This week author Joel Moore and I will be joined by musicians Steve and Lisa Ball to tell us more about the popular music during the Civil War.

This weel author Joel Moore and I will be joined by Jackson McQuigg. He  is Vice President of Properties at the Atlanta History Center and manages capital projects for the History Center. The Senior Military Historian Gordon Jones and I managed the conservation, move and restoration of the Battle of Atlanta Cyclorama painting and the locomotive Texas. He has been with the Atlanta History Centeher for 23 years.   Some background on the painting and its history is available here:  http://www.atlantahistorycenter.com/explore/exhibitions/cyclorama-the-big-picture  

This week author Joel Moore and I will be joined by Robert Hicks and Shauna Devive to talk about what happened to those that fell on the battlefield

In Episode 47 of the Hoopsfix Podcast we sit down with British basketball legend Joel Moore, one of the greatest guards to ever come out of the UK.A two times Commonwealth Gold medallist, Moore had a professional career that spanned from 1982 where he began with Crystal Palace as a junior – and suited up for the England men at 17 years old – and ended in 1995, having played predominantly in the National League and BBL for the likes of the aforementioned Crystal Palace, Portsmouth, Kingston, Glasgow, Hemel, and London Towers, along with one season in Germany's Bundesliga with Stuttgart in 1992-93.He finished with 71 caps for his country, 43 for England and 28 for GB, and is regularly brought up in conversations when people talk about the top British guards of all time.In this 1 hour and 40 minute conversation, hear from Joel on: Being an under-appreciated and under-recognised legend of the domestic game How he first started playing basketball at around 6 years old His training regime as a youngster and playing outdoors a lot Joining the legendary Crystal Palace programme Getting to play against Alton Byrd and his memories of practice Constantly failing to making the England Junior National teams Being cut from the Under-19 England team only to be picked up by the Seniors and go to his first Commonwealth games Winning two gold medals at the Commonwealth Games Averaging 50 a game for his school, including a 92 point game in which he fouled out of Battles with Sam Stiller, being the top two guards from London at that time How playing against Seniors aided his development as a junior Being a two-way player, being a standout defensively and offensively His competitive mindset and love for the game Going to the States on scholarship before leaving early to return to England His biggest regret from his playing days Playing against Drazen Petrovic The money he could earn playing in the BBL and why it was a more attractive option than Europe His £15,000 cash sponsorship deal with Adidas Averaging 24 a game in the BBL, and why he could have averaged more if scoring was all he wanted to do England being finishing sixth in Europe in the late '80s after the pre-Olympic qualifying tournament Teaming up with Steve Bucknall in Germany to become what were thought to be the first English teammates playing overseas together; playing as imports, taking American spots Whether or not he could have played in the NBA Some other legends of the British game he would like to see in a Hall of Fame The important of basketball IQ and why he thinks it is missing from the British game And much, much more! As always, I'd love to get your feedback, come back after you've listened and lets get some discussion going in the comments.The show has been approved on iTunes – find it here and please subscribe to automatically receive new episodes straight to your phone/computer/tablet – if you could give us a review/rating it would be much appreciated to help the podcast spread far and wide!The post Winning Two Commonwealth Games Gold Medals – With Joel Moore – Ep. 47 appeared first on Hoopsfix.com.

This week author Joel Moore and I will be joined by Steve and Lisa Ball to discuss and listen to the music that was popular with the Union. Some songs we may never know the origins of, but many are well documented and have rich stories behind them.

This week on the program author Joel Moore and I will be joined by Robert Hicks and Shauna Devine to discuss medicine of the civil war.

This week author Joel Moore and I will be joined by Gary Dyson. Gary is the author of A Civil War Correspondent in New Orleans: The Journals and Reports of Albert Gaius Hills of the Boston Journal. The press played an important role in the Civil War. What is interesting is that here we are some 150 years later and not much has changed. The press treats news with a bias. The coverage of the war by The New York Times was vastly different to the coverage by The Charleston Mercury. Both covered the same battles but with very different perspectices. This is an encore presentation

This week author Joel Moore and I will be joined by Ted Ubanski and Sue Hegman. Were they brave heroes, or terrible traitors? The answer is deternined fby which side you were one. Spying was a dangerous but very important element of the Civil War

This week author Joel Moore and I will be joined by Kenneth Serfass, He is very active in the 'Living History' arena, particularly on US Grant. This should be a most interesting program.

This week author Joel Moore and I will be joined by Troy Marshal, site director for the VMI Located in New Market, Virginia, the museum provides opportunities to reflect upon the Battle of New Market which raged on the same location, May 15, 1864. In addition to the museum, the site includes a visitor center for the Shenandoah Valley and a 300-acre battlefield park preserving the core areas of the battlefield and historic farm.

Episode 48 of He Said What features Joel Moore, a long time friend, style/lifestyle blogger, and creator of Moore His Style, which is a fashion and lifestyle blog which blurs the lines between menswear and womenswear. On this episode, we talk about Joel and his two siblings coming out when their mother is a Pastor, growing up in the south, being comfortable in your own skin, meeting his boyfriend on Grindr, knowing you’re with the right partner, double standards between men and women, and so much more!

This week author Joel Moore and I will be joined by Terry Brown, a leading authority on Fort Monroe. The Shithsonian starts its entry about the fort: As a white child in southern Virginia, I thought his first name was “Beast” because everyone called him that. Gen. Benjamin Franklin Butler was our nemesis—the Union commander of Fort Monroe, at the entrance to southeastern Virginia’s vast natural harbor; the churl who ordered the women of New Orleans to yield the sidewalk whenever Yankee soldiers approached; the officer who returned to oversee the occupation of Norfolk. But I was never told how Butler and Fort Monroe figured in one of the pivotal moments of the Civil War. I hope that you will join us for what I am sure will be a great program This is an encore presentation

This week author Joel Moore and I will be joined by Gary Dyson. Gary is the author of A Civil War Correspondent in New Orleans: The Journals and Reports of Albert Gaius Hills of the Boston Journal. Gary has also  studied the role of the navy in the war  

This week author Joel Moore and I will be joined by Gary Dyson. Gary is the author of A Civil War Correspondent in New Orleans: The Journals and Reports of Albert Gaius Hills of the Boston Journal. The press played an important role in the Civil War. What is interesting is that here we are some 150 years later and not much has changed. The press treats news with a bias. The coverage of the war by The New York Times was vastly different to the coverage by The Charleston Mercury. Both covered the same battles but with very different perspectices.  

This week author Joel Moore and I will be exploring the role of children in the war

This week author Joel Moore and I will be joined by Ted Urbanski, we willl be discussing the role of the Signal Corps

We all had such a great time last week discussing and playing songs popular during the civil war that we are having a part two. Once again Joel Moore and I will be joined by Mike Byrd and Keith Letson of the band Lost Cause.   With lots of music to select from this should be a great program. We will be playing some very traditional British folk songs and trying to see how they became part of the war music

This week on Journey Into the Civil War author Joel Moore and I will be looking at some of the music associated with the war, in particular the songs of the confederacy. Joining us will be musicians Mike Byrd and Keith Letson of the band Lost Cause.

This week author Joel Moore and I will be joined by Terry Brown, a leading authority on Fort Monroe. The Shithsonian starts its entry about the fort: As a white child in southern Virginia, I thought his first name was “Beast” because everyone called him that. Gen. Benjamin Franklin Butler was our nemesis—the Union commander of Fort Monroe, at the entrance to southeastern Virginia’s vast natural harbor; the churl who ordered the women of New Orleans to yield the sidewalk whenever Yankee soldiers approached; the officer who returned to oversee the occupation of Norfolk. But I was never told how Butler and Fort Monroe figured in one of the pivotal moments of the Civil War. I hope that you will join us for what I am sure will be a great program

There are many misconceptions when it comes the the subject of Black men in the Civil War. It is easy to paint with a broad brush, black men joined the Union to get retribution on the southern slave owners, the Confederate black men were merely slaves conscripted to serve their masters wishes. Yes, both statements are true, yet both are wrong. The story if far more complex. Joining author Joel Moore and I will be Historian Joe Becton Pleace join us for what I suspect will be a great discussion  

This week author Joel Moore and I will be joined by Re-enactors John Houck and John Vogt. I plan on strating the program on the Cavalry, there are some questions that I still have from the  last time John Vogt was with us. The bulk of the program however will be an exploration of the fate of the soldiers captured during the war. I think it is fair to sayneither side looked favorably upon their prisonors and as the war progressed the situation deteriorated to inhumane treatment.

This week author Joel Moore and I will be exploring a number of areas of the Civil War the Congressional Medal of Honor             • Andrew’s Raid to destroy Western & Atlantic RR, first to receive             • boys who received the medal             • one woman to receive the medal   • Transcontinental Railroad             • bill to build signed by Lincoln             • preliminary work during war             • completed 1869 • 13th 14th 15th Amendments from 1865-1869, a period during reconstruction with Northern states in predominant control             • rights to blacks and former slaves             • Blacks in Congress       • advance in military weapon technology  

This  week author Joel Moore and I will be belving some more into the children and the Civil War, some 200,000 participated, children as young as 10 were involved. The war affected not just those participating but children everywhere.

This week author Joel Moore and I will be exploring the causes of the Civil War, Joining us will be Re-enactment specialist John Houck and Ron Jaggers, a man who has spent considerable time researching the 'WHY' of the Civil War. As with most parts of history there are different viewpoints and over time they become dulled. Today the most common answers you will get in reply to the question "Why did the Civil War Happen"? Are "slavery" and "States Rights". I think this is an over simplification. Join us as we dig deeper.  

This week on the program author Joel Moore and I will be joined by John Houck and cavalry expert John Vogt. We will be exploring the role of the horse and horeman in the civil war.

This week on the program Joel Moore and I will be joined by John Houck, we will be discussing the various roles that women played in the Civil War. I am hoping that Dana Shelby an expert on the subject will also be on the program

This week author Joel Moore and I will be joined by Barry Isenhour. He is a member of the Virginia Flaggers. Their web site begins: We are citizens of the Commonwealth who stand AGAINST those who would desecrate our Confederate Monuments and memorials, and FOR our Confederate Veterans. The Virginia Flaggers were organized on September 5, 2011. What began with just a few dedicated Southerners, has now grown to include hundreds of people, from all over the country, who have joined us in defending the honor of the Confederate Veteran, protesting Heritage violations, and forwarding the colors in Richmond, and Virginia… and beyond! To quote Barry Isenhour "I can bring light to the current situation on the Heritage movement fighting modern day politics trying to rewrite American history."      

This week author Joel Moore and I will be joined by fillm maker Dorian Walker. Dorian wrote and directed the movie American Drummer Boy, a very spended look at the role played by children in the Civil War. During the Civil War, boys considered too young to fight were allowed to enlist as Musicians or Telegraph Operators.  The principle Musician position needed to be filled was Drummer.  The Drum was used by both the North and South to communicate commands in camp as well as on the battlefield.  Although initially considered a non-combatant role, it was the Drummer that was on the battlefield signaling orders to engaged troops through the various drum calls.  It has been estimated that 40,000 young boys served the North while 20,000 the South.  When not drumming, these boys served their various camps by carrying water, cooking, gathering wood, rubbing down horses and after a battle, they assisted in carrying wounded soldiers off the battle field.

This week Joel Moore and I will be joined by Civil War expert and author Bruce Mowday. Bruce E. Mowday is an award winning author and newspaper reporter. He has authored more than 16 books on history, sports, business and true crime. Bruce has appeared on the Discovery ID channel, C-SPAN, the Pennsylvania Cable Network and Philadelphia and local television shows. He is a contributing editor with Business 2 Business magazine. Bruce has hosted his own radio shows and was chairman of the Chester County Historical Society and president of the Brandywine Battlefield Park Associates. He is a board member of the Chester County Conference and Visitors Bureau and the Valley Forge Park Alliance. He is a frequent speaker at various civic and historical groups.

This week Joel Moore and I will be joined be John Houck. John has been involved in civil war re-enactments for over a quarter of a century, his son and grandson are also active participants. John is very knowledgeable on the period and has many fascinating stories, did you know that there were women soldiers? I am hoping to also explore the subject of everyday life between battles. I find the minutia just as interesting as the well documented battles.

This week author Joel Moore and I will be joined by fillm maker Dorian Walker. Dorian wrote and directed the movie American Drummer Boy, a very spended look at the role played by children in the Civil War. During the Civil War, boys considered too young to fight were allowed to enlist as Musicians or Telegraph Operators.  The principle Musician position needed to be filled was Drummer.  The Drum was used by both the North and South to communicate commands in camp as well as on the battlefield.  Although initially considered a non-combatant role, it was the Drummer that was on the battlefield signaling orders to engaged troops through the various drum calls.  It has been estimated that 40,000 young boys served the North while 20,000 the South.  When not drumming, these boys served their various camps by carrying water, cooking, gathering wood, rubbing down horses and after a battle, they assisted in carrying wounded soldiers off the battle field.

Please join author Joel Moore and host Simon Barrett on a weekly exploration of the greatest upheaval in US history. There has been much written about the period, the leaders and battles explored at length. Often it is said that in a war it is the victor that writes the history books. In this case there is so much surviving evidence that history must remain neutral.   I enjoy delving into history, not so much to learn about the rich and famous, rather the poor and unknown Joel Moore is the author of 4 novels, he takes a really interesting perspective, the war as seen through the eyes of the child soldiers.   War makes little compromise or compassion for age. The child soldiers were a fact of life, in this introductory episode I want to introduce you to Joel Moore and the children soldiers.

Todd Millionaire aka Charles L Oglesby III, JD interviews Joel Moore, licensed realtor and insurance agent about the importance of black wealth and creating a legacy.

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