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Rich discusses President Biden's latest plan to fix the immigration crisis with Ashley Hayek, executive director of America First Works. Then we meet Wilfred Reilly, associate professor of political science at Kentucky University and author of "Lies My Liberal Teacher Told Me: Debunking the False Narratives Defining America's School Curricula." Later, the president and founder of Health Freedom Defense Fund, Leslie Manookian, gives details of the recent legal win for he organization in federal court. Plus, remembering baseball great Willie Mays. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Well, we have finished the trilogy of Iain Provan's talks on creation and it provides a nice foundation for all of our thinking in Gospel Conversations. In this next podcast I pick up the Breakfast with Jesus journey through Ezekiel that Anne and I enjoyed so much. You will see a lot of resonances with Iain's talks. In this talk I ask a question that might seem obvious but in fact is not – ‘What is glory?' I confess that I never much asked this question for most of my early Christian life, so I just skated over the word and let it become a cliché. The question completes our BwJ series on the book of Ezekiel being framed by ‘glory' – and in my last talk I explored the wider vision of the ‘temple' that animates Ezekiel, where ‘temple' becomes a synecdoche for the entire created order. But we need the second half of the concept to complete this transporting vision of creation and that is ‘glory' filling this creation temple. In this talk I foreshadow a couple of conversations that we are going to have with Professor David Bradshaw later this year. David is Professor of Philosophy at Kentucky University and his thinking on glory is eye-opening – he explains how the Eastern church fathers explored ‘glory' in ways that the Western church – to its loss – did not. So you can look forward to that. I also mention Meredith Kline in this talk. You probably have not heard of him, but he was a big influence on two of our friends, Rikk Watts and Mark Strom. The book that I quote from in this talk is “Images of the Spirit” and it is still freely available from online bookstores. Finally, I mention a conversation with a friend of mine at the end of this talk – I have made this letter anonymous and we will post it on the Gospel Conversations website. It is an example of how we might use the creation gospel as the platform for sharing the good news with seekers.

Reese, Kmac, Pam and Alex discuss John Calipari officially becoming the head coach of the Arkansas Razorbacks. John Calipari is now officially the head coach of the Arkansas University men's basketball team. Calipari was at Kentucky University for 15 years. How did Calipari come to the decision to leave Kentucky? What does he plan to do in Arkansas?

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I Fell in Love With My EnemyCaitlyn and Leo were sworn enemies who always competed with each other in everything. Suddenly, Leo had to follow his family to Australia much to Caitlyn's relief. However, four years later, he returned and was more than ready to challenge Caitlyn again in the Kentucky University entrance exam. Who would be the winner this time? ....Check out our YouTube channel by clicking the link below

In this episode of TAB Storytellers, Jen and Abi are joined by the dynamic father-daughter duo George and Ilona Szekely, Ilona is a full professor at Eastern Kentucky University and George is Emeritus at Kentucky University. Among the topics discussed are George's history with TAB, the collecting of collections, and the importance of play and agency.  For more information about TAB, please visit the TAB website: www.teachingfor artisticbehavior.org. Also, you are invited to join us on Mighty Networks (https://teaching-for-artistic-behavior.mn.com/), an online platform dedicated to everything TAB! For more information about George's works head to his website https://www.georgeszekely.com or connect with more play and art information check out www.playbasedart.org or look up the Play Based Art Teaching group on Facebook. Here is an open letter George has written to the TAB community https://docs.google.com/document/d/1cYQC3h8XYZLr30tAqEaqt7c7Wc-XPtEb68MbN5IidTc/edit?usp=sharing Here is a link to the unedited transcript of this episode: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1hUlm_fyxZpb7f2wTjGC7aOmwu3zYzSEN0JiqkVcoYc0/edit?usp=sharing We recognize that there are probably errors and grammatical issues. If anyone with the time or inclination to edit this wants to do so, please email us at storytellers@teachingforartisticbehavior.org

Three states could determine who wins the battle for the Senate, and for Georgia it means the election starts all over again. A US official says Russia and Ukraine have lost 100,000 troops each through death or injury. Floridians are waking up without power thanks to Tropical Storm Nicole. Haiti is dealing with a deadly cholera surge - we'll give you the details. Plus a white student from Kentucky University has been banned from campus over a racial slur.To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy

THE REAL ESTATE SESSIONS PODCAST Episode 292:  Host: BILL RISSER Guest: JERRY VALENTINE Episode Summary: Meet our guest, https://www.linkedin.com/in/jerryv513/ (Jerry Valentine), the founder of the https://rentermentor.net/ (Renter Mentor Organization) and is currently based in Columbus, Ohio. In this episode, I sit with Jerry, born and raised in Cincinnati, Ohio. He discusses his work in the nonprofit space and the experiences that led him into the affordable housing aspect of Real Estate. Top Takeaways: "A lot of people don't look at photography and videography as technology, but that's really some of our oldest technologies." - [Jerry Valentine] "The arts are the true way of self-expression." - [Jerry Valentine] "There are a lot of growing markets out there where you can be very successful just by opening the door to a home." - [Jerry Valentine] Episode Highlights: [00:24] Intro [01:12] Introducing today's guest, Jerry Valentine. [02:46] What do you love about Ohio? [04:16] What one thing would you change about Ohio? [06:44] Starting university, was a career in the nonprofit world in your mind? [08:43] About the "Get out Network" nonprofit organization. [13:55] Getting into Affordable housing and challenges observed. [19:08] What were the things you were going to solve? [23:24] How do programs like the IOI program help Renter Mentor gain traction? [27:11] What's next for "Renter Mentor"? [30:46] What one piece of advice would you give a new agent? [33:46] How to contact Jerry [35:22] Outro Episode Notes: Jerry founded "Renter Mentor," which helps connect tenants and landlords with affordable housing more straightforwardly. Based in Ohio throughout his life, Jerry shares that he loves Ohio for the big city energy that comes, especially since it comes without the high population. He shares that he would not change much about Ohio given a chance and encourages listeners to look out for his younger brother, defensive back for Kentucky University, number 14. During his first year at Ohio University, Jerry wanted to study communications and become a journalist but was discouraged when his mother shared her doubts about how lucrative that field was. Following his love for physical fitness, he decided to study Physical Therapy for the first three years. He realized he did not want a career in that and went back into communication. About the Get Out Network: Jerry is an innovator and a social entrepreneur who created the Get Out Network Nonprofit organization right after college. The mission of the Get Out Network is to work with underserved and underrepresented K-12 youth and provide STEM art workshops. Summarily, the network serves as an educational supplement. While trying to figure out his interest in college, he started doing videography and photography for organizations on campus, initially for free to build a portfolio but began making money much earlier than expected. When he moved to Colombus, he realized that many people don't have a concise curriculum to expose them to the different opportunities he had. This motivated him to start the group, which has been around for close to 8 years. Jerry shares how he got into affordable housing through an opportunity as a front desk clerk at the Columbus Metropolitan Housing Authority. Jerry explains that the front desk was a great position since he knew very little about the industry and had the opportunity to work with all other professionals in the field, learning the day-to-day activities involved. He also worked in the "lease and intake" department, gleaning knowledge from the clients, property managers, and landlords. One of the significant affordable housing problems that Jerry identified was the considerable disconnect between tenants and landlords. A typical example of this is when a section 8 voucher is given to a tenant, but they can't find a landlord to accept it. At the...

This week's Realcomm Live guest, Bobbie Tincher, Utilities Systems Manager - Energy Management at the University of Kentucky has been on the path to turn the university into a smart campus. Working tirelessly behind the scenes with technical engineers, she developed a strategy that resulted in what some might call, “the most automated campus in the country and maybe even the world.”

Secondo episodio della rubrica Draft Room, si parla di Isaiah Jackson. Prospetto in uscita da Kentucky University dal fit estremamente interessante con gli Charlotte Hornets, le sue caratteristiche sembrano essere perfette per un eventuale matrimonio con la squadra del North Carolina.

Japanese student-athlete, Kento Yamada talks about Asian athletes deciding to play college athletics, liking the UCF environment, and more. (Music: Solid - Young Thug & Drake)

In this episode Matt and Matt are joined by Fortune Cookie Chris. Together they discuss Matt's Clue Project, the Matt and Matt Foundation, and Chris reveals some ancient wisdom. Weird News including A Kentucky University needs a new admissions standard, An Idaho soap stacker, A PA collision causes a sticky situation, Elon Musk's Monky Ping Pong, Swift justice is dispatched on some balcony nudists, and a Walmart employee returns a reply for her walking papers. AND NEXTWE'RE GOING TO SPACE!

It's another News Flash episode this week!  Lane talks about a man who might love stuffed animals a little too much, while Vy discusses the rather liberal acceptance policy of Kentucky University. There's also talk of HBO Max's "Selena + Chef" and Kevin Abstract's "American Boyfriend: A Suburban Love Story."Buzzsprout Link: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=1391734Social Media:Twitter: @PodcastYoursInstagram: @lawfullyyourspodcastWant to get in contact with us?Email: lawfullyyourspodcast@gmaill.comMusic Played This Episode:'Intro' by Gorillaz'Seventeen' by Kevin Abstract'Miserable America' by Kevin Abstract'American Boyfriend' by Kevin Abstract'Hardcore Happy' by The Blossom'Bankroll' by BrockhamptonIntro and Closing Music: 'Hop Hip' by Kwon

Tom Lewis is a graduate of Kentucky University with an MBA from the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, and the founder of T.W. Lewis Company, a Scottsdale, Arizona-based real estate investment company known for its outstanding quality and customer service in the homebuilding industry. The company has received numerous national awards, including America’s Best Builder […]

Tom Lewis is a graduate of Kentucky University with an MBA from the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, and the founder of T.W. Lewis Company, a Scottsdale, Arizona-based real estate investment company known for its outstanding quality and customer service in the homebuilding industry. The company has received numerous national awards, including America’s Best Builder […] The post TMBS E132: Tom Lewis, Building a Successful Life appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

Today's dancers and dance classrooms are not the same as they were 20 years ago. The hierarchical and teacher-centred approach to instruction is dated and ineffective in today's classrooms. Long gone are the days of dancers nodding their heads in agreement or obedience without saying a word. Today's classrooms are student-centred learning environments that incorporate inquiry-based approaches to learning. Why should the dance studio learning environment be any different? In order for the learning environment to feel safe both physically and mentally for each dancer, the dancer needs to have a voice. Helping us better understand how to foster a learning environment that promotes self-efficacy and individuality in our dancers is the Dance Coordinator and Associate Professor at North Kentucky University Ms. Tracey Boner. GUEST: Tracey Bonner received her Bachelor of Fine Arts from Shen -en-dough-a Shenandoah University, her Master of Fine Arts from the University of California, Irvine, and is currently pursuing a Master's of Arts in Integrative Studies. Her extensive background in academic and artistic research which focuses on using dance in creative ways across academic disciplines has led her to receive multiple awards for her work. Since becoming Associate Professor of Dance & BFA Dance Coordinator at Northern Kentucky University Ms. Bonner has quadrupled enrollment in the Bachelor of Fine Arts dance program and established a new student performance entitled The Emerging Choreographers Showcase among other notable accomplishments. Tracey Bonner has a long-standing career as an artist, an arts advocate, an artistic leader, and entrepreneur. She has developed specific course work in higher education to redefine artistic and academic leadership for women, while simultaneously refining and developing her own artistic aesthetic in dance.

Season 3 Ep 24, we chat with New Zealand swimming superstar, Pan Pac and World Champs representative Ali Galyer.   In this podcast we discuss being born in Brisbane Australia, then moving to the US. Training at Kentucky University and the college system, how much she enjoyed college racing and being a part of a large team, her Pan Pacs and World Champs experiences, the decision to move to NZ and train full time and a whole lot more. 

This week, Dan and Lucas sat down with the University of Kentucky and the University of Louisville coaching staffs, as well as Commissioner of the TSCHL Tim Driscoll, to have a wide ranging discussion on the rivalry between schools, the addition of Kentucky to the TSCHL, and what kind of opportunities are available for hockey players at one of the nine member school of the TSCHL. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dks-hockey/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dks-hockey/support

Hosts: Carmen Agouridis, Ph.D., P.E., M.P.P., Extension Associate Professor, Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering Department, University of Kentucky and Amanda Gumbert, Ph.D., Extension Specialist for Water Quality, University of Kentucky College of Agriculture, Food and Environment Guest: Lynn Winter, local artist, chef, water/nature enthusiast, and Lexington resident Episode 28: The Artistry of Water In this episode, Amanda joins Lynn Winter in a conversation discussing the interplay between water and art. They explore topics including the cultural value of water, water inspired art, urban foraging, riparian buffers, and stream restoration. Episode Transcript: Click here to access the episode transcript which includes links. Explore More: Want to learn more about water resources, riparian area/stream restoration, and art? Extension Publications/Resources Ecosystem Services of Landscape Plants (University of Kentucky) Restoring Streams (University of Kentucky) Planting a Riparian Buffer (University of Kentucky) Videos Restoring Vaughn's Branch Creek at The University of Kentucky (University of Kentucky) Restoring Vaughn's Branch Creek- UPDATE (University of Kentucky) Insights into Communicating with Stakeholders about Water and Climate in Kentucky (University of Kentucky) Websites Paint by Nature Arts Connect The Pocket Nursery Trees Lexington

Today on @ChosenGenerationRadio Don Jans Expert on Marxism and Socialism unpacks the 45 Goals of the Communist Party circa 1963, How far are they in achieving their goals? Bart Marcois a professional diplomat and Professor Wilfred Reilly Political Science at Kentucky University and author of Hate Crime Hoax How the Left is Ussing Hate Crimes to create an race war. Larry Ward Coalition to defend Tucker Carlson discusses the need to defend free speech and especially those who speak from a conservative platform in media. Nathan Lewis FORBES discusses his theories on the economy and what our present economic outlook is.

Carrington interviews Kentucky University super fan, writer and podcaster, Jay Hazze, host of the UK Fans All Day Podcast. NCAA, NFL and NBA talk. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/fanaticsmack/message

Brand strategist Ken Steele sums up the results of his global survey of 105 higher ed brand identity redesigns completed over the past 24 months, from May 2015 until May 2017. Examples from the US, Canada, UK, Europe, Middle East, Asia and Australia -- and ultimately, there are 10 clear trends. We identify the most popular recent colours, shapes, and imagery for universities, community colleges, religious colleges, and arts institutes, and we look more closely at several examples: Emily Carr University of Art + Design University of Georgia Oregon State University University of Nebraska SUNY Buffalo University of Kentucky University of New Mexico Bradley University University of Detroit Mercy Tennessee Tech Upper Iowa University Michigan Technological University Maricopa Community College System Tel Aviv University University of Findlay Winston-Salem State University Augusta University Otis College of Art and Design Manor College Emmanuel College Wycliffe College The King's University Calvin College Whitworth University Emmaus Bible College Dominican College College of Saint Elizabeth Feather River College College of the Rockies East Stroudsburg University Sierra College Northern Michigan University Allegany College of Maryland University of Greenwich We also look at several logo approaches that seem to be falling OUT of favour, from circular seals and blocks of colour to explicitly religious imagery. And self-confessed "typography geek" Ken also spends a few minutes discussing trends in typeface selection among the four different categories of institution. Videos excerpted: uFindlay - https://youtu.be/ax_cUVMhMnI Winston Salem State U - https://youtu.be/fu0K1_VfKHs Otis College - https://youtu.be/3e5taaIV028 Coming up: we'll develop 4 "committee-proof" logos, look in depth at the top ten rebrands of the past 2 years, and look at 12 branding misfires that caused campus outrage.

Brand strategist Ken Steele sums up the results of his global survey of 105 higher ed brand identity redesigns completed over the past 24 months, from May 2015 until May 2017. Examples from the US, Canada, UK, Europe, Middle East, Asia and Australia -- and ultimately, there are 10 clear trends. We identify the most popular recent colours, shapes, and imagery for universities, community colleges, religious colleges, and arts institutes, and we look more closely at several examples: Emily Carr University of Art + Design University of Georgia Oregon State University University of Nebraska SUNY Buffalo University of Kentucky University of New Mexico Bradley University University of Detroit Mercy Tennessee Tech Upper Iowa University Michigan Technological University Maricopa Community College System Tel Aviv University University of Findlay Winston-Salem State University Augusta University Otis College of Art and Design Manor College Emmanuel College Wycliffe College The King's University Calvin College Whitworth University Emmaus Bible College Dominican College College of Saint Elizabeth Feather River College College of the Rockies East Stroudsburg University Sierra College Northern Michigan University Allegany College of Maryland University of Greenwich We also look at several logo approaches that seem to be falling OUT of favour, from circular seals and blocks of colour to explicitly religious imagery. And self-confessed "typography geek" Ken also spends a few minutes discussing trends in typeface selection among the four different categories of institution. Videos excerpted: uFindlay - https://youtu.be/ax_cUVMhMnI Winston Salem State U - https://youtu.be/fu0K1_VfKHs Otis College - https://youtu.be/3e5taaIV028 Coming up: we'll develop 4 "committee-proof" logos, look in depth at the top ten rebrands of the past 2 years, and look at 12 branding misfires that caused campus outrage.

 I hear all too often the question "What does Africa & Black history have to do with what we do today?" I always hesitate.How do you explain a process to someone who believes they live in a bubble only affected by what happens today?I explain that I have a scar over my right eye because a guy sucker punched me one day as I was walking home from school. Now I am always aware when someone walks up on me from behind. Police self report domestic violence at the rate of 40% of ALL domestic violence reports.Their spouses are deathly afraid to report because...In a nationwide survey of 123 police departments, 45% had no specific policy for dealing with officer-involved domestic violence. http://www.purpleberets.org/violence_police_families.html   Where were all of these people who call Black children thugs and criminals when the students at Kentucky University rioted in the streets for the 2nd year in a row.   http://www.dailykos.com/story/2015/04/05/1375772/-Riots-Looting-Fires-Break-Out-in-Kentucky-Don-t-Worry-It-s-Mostly-White-Kids#  Kentucky fans rioted because they lost a basketball game. Baltimore youth rioted because another black man was paralyzed and died while in police custody for the second time. Pastor Jamal Bryant brought the Bloods and the Crips together this past Sunday with the Nation of Islam and a Christian Church in peace to address  and create a plan to overcome the systemic issue of  domestic violence on the black male. Did Fox, NBC, ABC or CBS report that breaking news? NO!