Podcast appearances and mentions of kelly lin

Praxis begins a 7 part series on keeping our eyes on Jesus, and how he helps us through our present time by looking into the future. Our intern at Praxis Kelly Lin, gives us an introduction to the book.

In this final sermon of the NT character series, intern young adult Pastor Kelly Lin Dickinson shares a beautiful picture of women in the Bible, particularly the Woman at the Well, and how a sociocultural perspective changes so much how much Jesus cared for her, and broke so many norms to include her. We too may need to break some norms to serve and love people better.

Join Joey Oh and Kelly Lin for the lesson study this week.

In this last sermon on the book of Acts, intern Pastor Kelly Lin shares that especially in seasons of storms, in seasons of grayness, Paul's unshakable confidence in God made him a leader among men, even though he was a prisoner of Rome. The storm and the danger and the shipwreck were real, but God was more real to Paul than the dreadful circumstances. Seeing Paul's heart to serve in every place, wherever God has planted him, forces us to ask ourselves, how can we be the change in our community?

In this episode we learn that the actions and character of one person brings community together. Paul does that—He made it possible through Christ Jesus to extend the Christian gospel, the story of God's redemptive love, overseas. How can we learn from the early church and be examples of community in our every day lives?

In this section of Acts the early church faces a theological and practical hurdle, "do we allow outsiders into our community?" Kelly takes a redefining look at what community is to help us understand how to provide genuine community for new people with safety, security and belonging.

Join Filip Milosavljevic, Kelly Lin, and Heather Thompson Day for the Sabbath School discussion this week

Join Joey Oh, Adriana Perera, and Kelly Lin for the lesson study this week.

This is the third part of series "Old Tales, Young Tellers," which looks at 10 different Old Testament characters preached by our 10 Praxis Elders. Kelly Lin speaks about Joseph; how he was able to break generations of trauma by growing spiritually with God.

Join Joey Oh, Filip Milosavljevic, and Kelly Lin for this week's lesson

Join Joey Oh, Filip Milosavljevic, and Kelly Lin for this week's lesson

On this second panel we have a discussion about morality and how we make choices based on our worldview. Dan Kido - Radiology Professor and Physician, Loma Linda Unviersity Medical Center Alissa Kido - Director for K-12 Research, and Education Professor, La Sierra University Miguel Mendez - Adjunct Professor LLU & Pastor, Loma Linda University Church Moderators: Filip Milosavljevic & Kelly Lin

On this first panel we have brilliant scientists and theologians sharing on the topic of how they can be both a scientist and people of faith. Luis Andrade - JPL / NASA Laboratories Danilo Boskovic - Chemistry Professor, Loma Linda University Chris Rupe - PhD Geology Candidate, Loma Linda University Moses Estrada - PhD Philosophy Candidate & Pastor Moderators: Miguel Mendez & Kelly Lin

In this second sermon on the Holy Spirit Kelly Lin explains the importance to know the beautiful power of the Spirit. What can we do in our lives to live into the beauty and the power that the Spirit gives us as believers?

In this two part series Kelly Lin sheds light a topic rarely discussed, the Holy Spirit. The Spirit has been a mysterious part of the trinity. In this sermon Kelly brings out the ideas that the Spirit is not a force to capture but a person to know.

In this Prayer Conference sermon, pastor intern Kelly Lin shares her inspiring family story through the lens of her grandparents and well known Chinese pastor, David Lin, during the Chinese revolution.

Kelly Lin, our Praxis Pastoral Ministry Assistant shares a powerful sermon. She calls you to see the newness of God in your life, and what he can and will do through your mess, and make it a message! Part 2: Young Adult Speaker Series

Richard Costello connects with Kelly LinKelly is a Senior Development Manager at Terra Housing, a social purpose real estate development consultancy based in Vancouver.  Prior to joining Terra in 2017, Kelly worked as an Architect and Real Estate Developer in New York City.  Kelly has extensive experience with non-profit organizations and in 2014, started her own organization to empower women to get active outside.  Kelly graduated from the Stern Business School of New York University with an MBA and a Masters in Real Estate Finance and Investment.  She also holds an Architecture degree from the University of Manitoba and a Psychology degree from the University of California, Berkeley.In this episode we discuss the following:The issue of housing affordability in Vancouver and why the city is so far off reaching its goals.An overview of Terra Housing (backstory/service offerings).Kelly's career overview.Surfing in NYC and establishing an online community to empower women to get active outside.The role of a Development Manager at Terra Housing.What it takes to be a successful Development Manager.Development Management in the non-profit vs. private sector - what's the difference?Why social purpose real estate might be for you.Next steps in Kelly's career.

Link to Drones that we talked about in the podcast: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL2KgGCn5A3pZQ3m2ADXdrgDgfnftGsjXs Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thebestmusicpodcast Blog: https://bestmusiccoach.blogspot.com Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/thebestmusicpod Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebestmusicpodcast/ The Best Music Podcast #3 | Peter Lin - Trombone | Connecting and Creating Communities with Music, Practicing with Drones Peter's Music: https://peterlin.bandcamp.com/releases Peter's Company: https://www.yardbirdent.com/ Peter's Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/0B6bmstONI06GXeABIi8G Taiwanese-American trombonist Peter Lin is a young and creative musician active on the New Jersey and New York scene. A graduate of the esteemed jazz programs of William Paterson University (undergraduate) and Rutgers University (graduate), Peter studied with jazz trombone legends such as Slide Hampton, Steve Turre, Conrad Herwig, Robin Eubanks, Steve Davis, & Frank Lacy. He has performed with many notable artists including Slide Hampton, Winard Harper, Charli Persip, Valerie Ponomarev, JD Allen, & Radam Schwartz. Peter is also an established educator, holding a prestigious faculty position at Melissa Walker & Christian McBride's non-profit organization, Jazz House Kids. His first record, With Respect, featured arrangements of classic Chinese and Taiwanese songs, which peaked at #3 on the NACC Charts and #4 on the RMR Charts. His second album, New Age Old Ways, features eight of his original compositions along with an original comic book with illustrations by Kelly Lin which placed #2 on the RMR Charts. 0:00 Intro 2:16 Warm-up Questions 7:00 With Respect (2018) 17:00 How Long it Takes to Write an Album 19:12 Live vs Studio Personel, Sitting In, Jam Sessions 24:00 Aural Traditions, Plunger Playing, and Mutes 32:00 Tedesco Studios 33:09 New Age Old Ways (2020) 39:04 Being Open and Honest - JD Allen Helps Create the Space for Creativity 42:16 No Chordal Instruments, Ornette Coleman, Avant Guard 46:37 Creating Music from Images and Finding a Voice 48:42 Playing Jazz Clubs 50:24 Yardbird Entertainment 53:45 How to Book Jazz Performances 58:09 How Yardbird Pivoted - Covid, Jazz House Kids 1:05:27 Live Jazz in the time of Covid, Alex Parchment 1:09:10 Bill Saxton 1:15:10 Jazz Lovers and Supporters 1:21:36 Creating a Jazz Community Together 1:25:16 Lifestyle: Sleep and Routine 1:30:56 Lifestyle: Diet and Exercise, Seperation of Work and Life 1:38:56 Lifestyle: Support Systems 1:44:01 Practice: What Comes Easy Understanding Cultures 1:46:35 Practice: What Takes Work: Pitch and Using Drones 1:52:40 Practice: Time of Day and Quantity 1:55:55 Burn Out 2:01:02 Performance Anxiety Logo, Intro Video, and Branding: Arron Leishman Audio and Video: Zach Ramey zacherylramey@gmail.com Video Thumbnail: Jean Tomasulo https://www.behance.net/jeantomasulo

"No other road, no other way, no day but today..." Merry Christmas! This week Jess & Andrew are joined by set designer and podcaster Kelly Lin Hayes to revisit Jonathan Larson's Rock Opera "Rent"= Donate to Black Lives Matter here Social Media: Our WEBSITE Musicals with Cheese on Twitter Musicals W/ Cheese on Instagram Email us at musicaltheatrelives@gmail.com Merch!! Jess Socials Jess on Twitter Jess on Instagram Andrew Socials Andrew on Instagram Andrew on Twitter Brianna Socials Brianna on Twitter Brianna on Instagram Use our Affiliate Link Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The two top hitmen in "Asia" battle for bragging rights and the love of the same woman. In director Johnnie To's 2001 flashy ode to Desperado via Poinrt Break (?) and Leon The Professional (??!), Andy Lau (Lok Tok-wah) hams it up trying to dethrone top dog Takashi Sorimachi (Lok Tok-wah). In the middle of all this chaos and violence bored video store employee Kelly Lin is dragged along whilst Simon Yam plays the grizzled interpol agent trying to make an ending of his own.

ABOUT PETER LIN: Taiwanese-American trombonist Peter Lin is a young and creative musician active on the New Jersey and New York scene. A graduate of the esteemed jazz programs of William Paterson University (undergraduate) and Rutgers University (graduate), Peter studied with jazz trombone legends such as Slide Hampton, Steve Turre, Conrad Herwig, Robin Eubanks, Steve Davis, & Frank Lacy. He has performed with many notable artists including Slide Hampton, Winard Harper, Charli Persip, Valerie Ponomarev, JD Allen, & Radam Schwartz. Peter is also an established educator, holding a prestigious faculty position at Melissa Walker & Christian McBride’s non-profit organization, Jazz House Kids. His first record, With Respect, featured arrangements of classic Chinese and Taiwanese songs, which peaked at #3 on the NACC Charts and #4 on the RMR Charts. His second album, New Age Old Ways, features eight of his original compositions along with an original comic book with illustrations by Kelly Lin. RESOURCES: Books Recommended: Blues People by Leeroi Jones Notes and Tones: Musician-to-Musician Interviews by Arthur Taylor The Inner Game of Tennis by W. Timothy Gallwey Podcasts discussed: Rock the Boat Now in Color

Kevin Kelly (CMU Pittsburgh), Hanti Lin (CMU Pittsburgh), and Hannes Leitgeb (LMU/MCMP) present formal theories of acceptance and their application in part 1 ("Table of Contents") of the Round Table on Acceptance (3 Feb, 2012). Abstract: The Bayesianist concept of belief is described by a measure-theoretic and thus quantitative approach to probabilities as changeable degrees of belief, whereas classical epistemology views belief/acceptance as a qualitative notion. Questions arise from this contrast: How can the two concepts be related? Which bridge principles can be drawn on to accomplish this task? This public MCMP event is to bring the philosophical theories of Leitgeb and Kelly/Lin to one table.

I'm excited to have Kelly Lin on the show!  Kelly Yu-Chieh Lin is a concert pianist currently living in NYC.  Not only is Kelly a professional pianist, she's won national competitions playing violin, viola, and er-hu.  It was a real pleasure speaking with such a prominent musician.  You can find her at kellylinpiano.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Kevin Kelly (CMU Pittsburgh), Hanti Lin (CMU Pittsburgh), and Hannes Leitgeb (LMU/MCMP) discuss philosophical theories of acceptance, belief revision, and formal/conceptual common grounds in part 2 ("Truth Table") of the Round Table on Acceptance (3 Feb, 2012). Abstract: The Bayesianist concept of belief is described by a measure-theoretic and thus quantitative approach to probabilities as changeable degrees of belief, whereas classical epistemology views belief/acceptance as a qualitative notion. Questions arise from this contrast: How can the two concepts be related? Which bridge principles can be drawn on to accomplish this task? This public MCMP event is to bring the philosophical theories of Leitgeb and Kelly/Lin to one table.