Podcasts about Partin

Earlier this month, Mike Partin was elected president of NRECA at the PowerXchange conference in Atlanta. Partin has been CEO of Sequachee Valley Electric Cooperative in central Tennessee since 2015. He joined the co-op in 1998 and has represented Tennessee on the NRECA board of directors since 2019. Hear from Partin about his thoughts on leadership, what the future looks like for electric cooperatives and what specific things he'll focus on during his two-year tenure as president.

Bronson Town Council Seat 1 incumbent Robert Partin and Seat 5 incumbent Tyler Voorhees discussed growth and issues in their April 1 election.

Hey guys, here is a special episode we are putting out for today. We do talk a lot about ministry. But we want to spread our horizons. In this episode we have a quick discussion about being a Christian business owner. Sister Tricia Partin joins us and shares her journey. We want to let you know that being a Christian doesn't have to limit your dream. But rather we can provide a service for our people. Thanks for tuning in! www.keeka'scloset.com 

Here is the second partIn what felt like a throwback to the Championship days Rotherham United can feel hard done by taking nothing away from Reading.A poor first half but much improved in the second put The Millers on the path to at least a point. But a late penalty and another questionable decision put that chance to the sword and leaves 4 defeats in the last 5.Make sure to give us a 5 star rating wherever you are listening Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Here is the first partIn what felt like a throwback to the Championship days Rotherham United can feel hard done by taking nothing away from Reading.A poor first half but much improved in the second put The Millers on the path to at least a point. But a late penalty and another questionable decision put that chance to the sword and leaves 4 defeats in the last 5.Make sure to give us a 5 star rating wherever you are listening Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Speaker: Willie Partin Scripture: Hebrews 12:1-17

Interesting show tonight with answers from ChatGPT AI to my questions. Enjoy!

Good time chatting with Jesse Giermanski and Alan Isaacson from The Modern Pros Home Improvement. Check it out, and enjoy! Support small business!

We meet up with Jason and Blake while we were in Pineville. We get Cleaves origin story, an update on what all The Farm artists are doing, and just have a good time catching up with friends. Hope you enjoy the episode. Hollar!

We had the pleasure of showcasing another small business in Garden City called, It Takes A Village Academy. We chatted with the owner Suzanne Collard. Enjoy!

When Mark Partin first became CFO at BlackLine nearly a decade ago, the concept of Sales Ops was still rather new within the company, and he was tasked with building it from scratch. Over time, Sales Ops evolved into Revenue Ops, integrating finance, sales, and customer success functions to support BlackLine's rapid growth. In this discussion, Partin shares critical milestones, including consolidating over 100 systems to achieve a "single source of truth," aligning departments around the customer journey, and leveraging data to drive productivity and efficiency—a transformative journey that enabled sustainable growth.

What pleasure chatting with Jenna and Chris Simpler from the Cartier Mansion B & B. Such a beautiful place. Book your stay now! You won't be sorry! Enjoy. This was our Northern Michigan Xposure Show.

This week, we welcome Pete Partin to the podcast. Pete Partin is a motivational speaker, author, and artist who overcame extreme childhood abuse, bullying, trauma, and a stroke that forced him to learn how to speak again. Pete's goal is to share his light and his story of hope and resilience with others to show how anyone can overcome challenges, pain, or trauma.  Exchange Quotes: “Survival can be summed up in three words – never give up. That's the heart of it really. Just keep trying.” – Bear Grylls “You may encounter many defeats, but you must not be defeated. In fact, it may be necessary to encounter the defeats so you can know who you are, what you can rise from, how you can still come out of it.” – Maya Angelou Exchange Links: Follow Pete on Facebook - @PositivelyPete, TikTok @positively_pete and LinkedIn @petepartin Follow @epicexchanges on Facebook and Instagram www.kellysniderauthor.com

Twenty-seven years ago, while in his late twenties, Mark Partin arrived inside the C-suite largely unprepared for the flood of challenges that would quickly breach his desk. Or so Partin tells us as he recounts the circumstances surrounding the first of five CFO appointments that have thus far punctuated his finance leadership career.“I can and do love to suffer,” Partin comments, describing the experience as being “over my head” and demanding him to “level up,” or constantly “reach to the next level” to succeed.For Partin, who had been named CFO of a publicly traded company despite his young age and lack of prior CFO experience, success in the role can be attributed to his unique partnership with the CEO. “He allowed me to have that role and the Board did because he was to be my mentor, and he would help me along the way,” explains Partin. Still, there's no question the CEO got something valuable in return, given Partin's “level up” mindset and his willingness to work harder than anyone else.This first CFO role cemented Partin's belief that the CEO–CFO partnership is the most critical relationship in any company. This CEO, whom Partin describes as a “driver,” was dependent on Partin's success, reinforcing how essential trust and collaboration are in shaping any firm's future. This experience influenced Partin's leadership approach in the four CFO appointments that followed, in which he continued to rely on many important and purposeful strategic partnerships.Now, after nearly a decade as CFO of BlackLine, Partin tells us that he still believes that "leveling up" and fostering strong CEO relationships have been key drivers of whatever his success may continue to be, guiding his strategic mindset and pragmatic leadership to this day.

Tony Bokhoven; Knoxville Raceway Hall of Fame inductee; Cale Coons, Jacksonville Speedway winner; and Steven Partin, Brush Creek Motorsports Complex promoter are this week's guests.

I had the immense pleasure of sitting down with Bill Partin for this episode. Although briefly retired, Bill is the CEO of Sharonview Federal Credit Union, and his journey from a brief retirement back into the game is a fascinating tale of leadership, resilience, and the power of continuous growth!Listen as Bill shares his story of starting an LLC and writing a book after retirement, a venture that reignited his passion for leadership in the credit union industry. We delve into his strategies at Sharonview, where he transformed the organization by focusing on cultivating leaders and fostering a people-first culture.Throughout the conversation, Bill emphasizes the importance of intentional leadership and continuous self-improvement, drawing from his vast experience spanning over 40 years in the field. He and I explore how he navigated cultural shifts and adapted to changing generations in the workforce, and we reflect on the lessons learned from both successes and setbacks.Join us as we uncover the principles that shaped Bill's leadership journey, his advice for aspiring leaders, and how you can connect with him to learn more. Whether you're leading a team, transitioning into leadership, or simply curious about what makes great leaders tick, this episode is packed with insights you won't want to miss!Time Stamps:[2:04] Bill reveals how in 2019, encouraged by his executive coach, he founded The Leadership Bet LLC to write a book about his CEO journey and relocation, hoping to inspire future leaders.[3:49] Upon joining Sharonview, Bill, drawing from Disney CU experiences, aimed to foster leadership growth and improve organizational culture.[6:33] Bill shares how, upon joining Sharonview, he identified a need for true leadership development.[9:11] Hear how Bill, inspired by the book The Ideal Team Player, emphasizes progress over perfection, implementing feedback processes to foster a dynamic culture.[10:53] Bill made it his mission to know everyone in the organization by name and story, creating a supportive, fun environment that went beyond just pizza on Fridays.[12:54] Bill explains how he refined core values to prioritize open feedback and work-life balance, prioritizing a people-first culture.[14:17] Learn how Bill prioritized learning from mistakes and employee engagement, evolving on the company's core values to support constant improvement.[17:14] Bill reflects on having, at age 29, grappled with leadership's deeper meaning beyond just managing, learning from inspiring and poor leadership examples early in his career.[20:04] In his early twenties at a commercial bank, Bill learned valuable lessons in leadership from a manager's mistakes, which influenced ongoing development.[22:25] Bill reflects on his time at Chisholm, having rushed a rollout without proper preparation and how that taught him the importance of explaining motivations behind change.[25:21] Bill's experience at Chisholm prompted a reset: engaging individually and developing ideas with clear communication and preparation.[27:10] Bill highlights the importance of vulnerability in leadership and willingness to admit to mistakes and show genuine commitment to correction.[30:56] Bill acknowledges the positive influence of his colleague's boss.[32:12] Hear how Bill established leadership standards from authors like Lencioni and Maxwell, facing challenges in recruiting external talent.[35:07] Bill strategically filled key roles like CFO, emphasizing the importance of leadership for organizational growth.[38:30] Navigating generational diversity and adapting to the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic significantly shaped Sharonview's leadership approach.[40:47] Bill emphasizes how important it was for Sharonview to preserve their organizational culture while navigating challenges.[43:32] Hear how Bill's adherence to Jim Rohn's advice on self-improvement has shaped his leadership journey for over three decades.[45:14] How can listeners reach Bill online?Resources:Bill's LinkedIn ProfileSharonview Federal Credit UnionThe Leadership Bet LLCBill Partin - The Leadership Bet: Great Leadership Transforms LivesPatrick M. Lencioni - The Ideal Team Player: How to Recognize and Cultivate the Three Essential Virtues

A little different show tonight. Just Tom and myself. Tom did a great weather report and I talked about the community and mostly our Radcliff Community Center and much more. Hope you enejoy. Thx!

Welcome to our sermon series "Scars and Bandaids," on pursuing godly relationships! In a world filled with distractions and misconceptions about relationships, it's crucial to anchor ourselves in God's wisdom to cultivate healthy and fulfilling connections.In this series, we'll explore practical and biblical insights on how to pursue relationships that honor God and bring joy and fulfillment into our lives. Whether you're single, dating, engaged, or married, there's something here for everyone.

Owner and founder of Impact Baseball, Inc. (est. 2001) and Dirtbags Baseball, LLC (est. 2002). Partin pioneered the Dirtbags baseball program to becoming one of the top and most recognizable in the country. In 2001, Partin started Impact Baseball, Inc. and brought to life his idea of promoting high school baseball players through an online presence and on-field showcase events to help them reach the collegiate and professional levels of baseball. Since 2001, this innovator has become a trendsetter for other organizations to follow; setting trends like the Dirtbags renowned style and camoflauge uniforms worn for the first time in 2006.

In this episode, we're joined by Eric Partin. Eric is the founding pastor of Shoreline Church in Destin, FL and is also a captain that loves to chase redfish inshore. In our conversation with Eric we learn about his salvation story, call in to ministry, and many lessons he gathered along the way about raising kids and teaching them to value adventure. You can find Shoreline Church online at: https://shorelinechurch.net/ Look up Eric on Instagram: @fishythekid Check out the Dads On the Fly Film: https://youtu.be/RvF7fq90Bd8?si=WsKbSEXAg7Zk9Gv- Find Dads On The Fly online and sign up for our newsletter at https://www.dadsonthefly.com/ Support Dads On the Fly on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=84380068 Check out our sponsors: https://troutinsights.com/ https://catchcamnets.com/ https://turtleboxaudio.com/  --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dadsonthefly/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dadsonthefly/support

Davis sits down with Norm Partin to discuss the history of the Fairgrounds Speedway, how Bristol plans to rejuvenate it, and the obstacles facing proponents of an updated racetrack.Pamphleteer Twitter @realpamphleteerPamphleteer Instagram @realpamphleteerSign Up for our daily newsletter.

Jed Emert, Smoky Mountain Speedway, Operations Manager; Steven Partin, East Bay Raceway US Legends winner; and Katie Grigsby, Paragon Speedway track champion are this week's guests.

Katie Grigsby, Hoosier Auto Racing Fans Driver of the Year Co-Recipient and Paragon Speedway track champion; Steven Partin, East Bay Raceway winner; and Jed Emert, Smoky Mountain Speedway, Operations Manager are this week's guests.

This week we feature the talented Dobro and bass player Jeff Partin, who is currently performing with Rhonda Vincent and the Rage.  We talk with Jeff about getting his start with his family's band as a young kid, the various groups he has performed and recorded with over the years, his work as a recording engineer and his upcoming new album.

Unfortunately Katie Smith had to cancel, but we still gave you some good information about our Parks & Rec. They do a great job and we hope to have them on again soon. Enjoy!

Okay all you sports enthusiast, join us Thursday night 8pm when our resident sports guy Derek from D & D Sports Chat will be here to break down the Lions huge win and his thoughts on the rest of the season. Also Wings, Wolverines, MSU and more. Have your predictions ready and see you Thursday!

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Good show tonight and some great comments from our listeners. Topics included, DTE/Power Outages, Flooding, GFL Garbage Pickup, The Hurricane, Credit Card Fees and much more. Enjoy!

Mr. Jason Partin stops by to talk with us for this episode. We get into a little bit of everything. We mainly talk about his job as Tim Goodin's manager, his new music management firm The Farm, the artist that are signed to his firm, and why we love this local music scene so much. We had a blast making this episode, so we hope you enjoy it. Hollar!

The stereotype of an introvert is someone who doesn't like people, never speaks up, and never contributes at work.  But nothing could be further from the truth, says Katie Partin, who's learned to embrace introversion as a strength that she can call upon.  In fact, introverts are often gifted problem solvers and relationship builders who bring thoughtfulness and strategic solutions to a project.  In this episode, Katie shares some tips for introverts at work and also suggests ways their more extroverted allies can support them.  Listen to the very end for the “ah ha” moment Brian had when Katie shared the one thing supervisors should never say to their introverted team members! Katie Partin, PhD, is the Director in the Office of Institutional Effectiveness (IE) at the University of Louisville.

Pastor Eric Partin planted Shoreline Church in Destin, FL back in 2005. He serves as one of Vortex Church's Overseers and is a constant source of wisdom and encouragement to Pastor Kevin and his family. Eric and his wife, Darlene, has a deep passion for reaching unchurched people and a deep love for their city. Eric is a pastor and leader who loves Jesus and people. That is evident in the church and within his family. We're very excited to have him with us today!

Bill Partin, the recently retired CEO at nearly $2 billion Sharonview Federal Credit Union in the Carolinas,  went there after a long career at multiple Southern California credit unions where he ended in the c-suite at Partners, the Burbank based  institution created to serve Walt Disney Company employees.At Partners he worked for then CEO John Janclaes and one day Partin asked his boss when he planned to retire.  He said in effect not soon.Partin then told him he wanted to be a CEO and so he would be looking elsewhere.His boss did the right thing: he supported him completely.Soon Partin landed the job at Sharonview and, in the show, he tells about his journey there.But there's a lot more in this show. For instance: Partin started in credit unions as a part time teller when he was putting himself through a community college.  He kept working at credit unions as he proceeded to earn a bachelor's degree - and he just stayed in the industry because he knew it was where he wanted to be.Nowadays Partin has authored a book, The Leadership Bet, and he's also on the speakers circuit talking up that topic.What is the leadership bet? It's the three pronged formula he implemented at Sharonview -*Be disciplined*Execute your plan*Take risksWait: take risks! Isn't risk a four letter word in a CU exec's vocabulary?  You bet - well, maybe you don't bet.  But, yes, risk is a tough concept for CU execs to embrace.  Partin explains why it's essential, especially today.Keep listening until the end because just maybe the meatiest points are served up last as Partin talks about the how to of creating a good credit union board - and why many boards aren't what they need to be.  It's hot stuff.Listen up.Like what you are hearing? Find out how you can help sponsor this podcast here. Very affordable sponsorship packages are available. Email rjmcgarvey@gmail.com  And like this podcast on whatever service you use to stream it. That matters.  Find out more about CU2.0 and the digital transformation of credit unions here. It's a journey every credit union needs to take. Pronto

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From the Ingles Studios this is your News Minute on the Cherokee Tribune Ledger Podcast presented by Credit Union of Georgia. Today is Monday July 10th, and I'm Brian GiffinA man and a woman from northwest Georgia have received lengthy prison sentences after pleading guilty to drug trafficking in Cherokee County. Christopher Lewis Partin, aged 36, from Fort Oglethorpe, and Mandy Macall Maloney, aged 38, from Rossville, both entered guilty pleas in June. Partin was sentenced to 30 years, with 18 years to serve in prison and the remainder on probation, while Maloney was sentenced to 30 years, with the first 25 years to serve in prison and the remainder on probation. The case began with a traffic stop on Interstate 75, where deputies discovered a large quantity of marijuana and methamphetamine in the suspects' vehicle. The arrest was made possible by the diligent work of a deputy and his K-9 partner. The case was investigated by the Cherokee Multi-Agency Narcotics Squad and the Cherokee Sheriff's Office and prosecuted by Assistant District Attorney Macelyne Williams and Deputy Chief Assistant District Attorney Damion Overstreet.For more news about our community, visit tribuneledgernews.com ....for the tribune ledger podcast I'm Brian Giffin   www.cuofga.org  www.ingles-markets.com  www.henssler.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of Ten Thousand Feet: The OST Podcast, we dive into the world of artificial intelligence. We are joined by OST CIO and co-founder Jim VanderMey and enterprise cloud architect Brian Partin. We'll define the term, discuss how clients are exploring the new technology and cover the benefits and limitations of AI.

Bill Lupinos, Ultimate Heart of America Super Late Model Series owner; Jonathan Clayton, MARS Series Director; and Steven Partin, Legends race winner and Brush Creek Speedway promoter are this week's guests.

Well with the boys of summer coming back soon, we thought we would invite Derek Partin from D & D Sports Chat to join us and get his take on the upcoming Tigers season. We'll also discuss Wings, Lions and much more. Tune-in Thursday night 8pm and share your predictions. Live on Facebook and YouTube!

The Fairgrounds Speedway is a Nashville institution. It's held car races and horse races since 1904, and still had horse racing up until 1957 when they paved the track. It held NASCAR races up until 1984, when disputes between city government and track management put an end to it. But it has continued to be a local and regional spot for car racing. In 2011, Nashville voters passed a referendum that obligated the city to maintain the track for racing. For years, Bristol Motor Speedway has been courting the city with a plan to renovate the track, in part to attract NASCAR and other big races back to Nashville. Mayor John Cooper is championing a proposal under consideration by the Fair Board Commission that would give Bristol the greenlight to update the Speedway. However, residents who live near the Speedway are concerned about what kind of traffic, congestion and noise an improved track will bring to their neighborhood. In this episode, we'll hear from residents who are both for and against the proposal. But first, it's time for @ US! Host Khalil Ekulona and digital lead Anna Gallegos-Cannon respond to listener feedback and questions. Guests: Norm Partin, racing fan and owner of Partin & Associates Terry Vo, former president of TAG, Chestnut Hill Neighborhood Association Jason Bergeron, former Fair Board commissioner and current Neighborhood Impact Advisory Committee member Jasper Hendricks, vice chair of the Fair Board Commission Related reading:  WPLN: As rubber hits the road with Nashville speedway racetrack, opponents and supporters line up to voice their opinions WPLN: Who will be in charge of the lease and development of Nashville's fairgrounds racetrack? Mayor and Bristol Motor Speedway release more details. WPLN: Nashville unveils proposal to bring NASCAR back to fairgrounds speedway The Tennessean: Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway renovation, NASCAR one step closer to reality

Loneliness can be a very troubling feeling for us as ministry wives. How can we be surrounded by people and yet still feel totally alone? Rivers Partin joins me today to explain how acknowledging loneliness and its gifts has allowed her to become more connected to herself, others, and most importantly, God.  SHOW NOTES Loneliness is a gift–our soul signaling to us that we need to make some changes. Acknowledge the loneliness and try to identify which of the three types you are experiencing: with self, others, or God. Sometimes God allows seasons of loneliness to drive us to Him. QUOTES “The answer to why loneliness exists would be that we were created for relationship. We were created for intimacy. We were created to be known and to know others. You can’t escape it because it’s what we were designed for. What loneliness does is it drives us. It’s a signal to us that we aren’t in strong, solid relationships where we’re known, where we feel like we belong. There is goodness to that.”  -Rivers Partin “I think sometimes God allows seasons of loneliness, because He wants to teach us that relationships with other people are never going to fully satisfy the longing that we have for connection. He’s going to give us the gift of community and friendship, but ultimately we need Him.”  -Christine Hoover “Intimacy is the opposite of loneliness. It’s mutual knowing and being known. Vulnerability begets intimacy, being known, being laid bare. ‘This is me, these are my faults, this is who I am.' Intimacy is not saying, ‘I’m gonna stay here or you’re gonna allow me to stay here in my faults or brokenness or mistakes.’ But it is allowing another to know those things and then moving forward with grace and kindness for one another.” -Rivers Partin LINKS FROM THE SHOW The Voice of the Heart Head over to www.ministrywivespodcast.com to check out the great content already on the site!  CONNECT Connect with Rivers Facebook // Instagram // Twitter Connect with Christine Facebook // Instagram // Books Visit How to Thrive as a Pastor’s Wife to access Christine's resources for ministry wives like you!

We hope you'll join us Thursday night 8pm, when we invite our resident sports guru Derek Partin from D & D Sports Chat back to discuss the remarkable season the Wolverines are having, and also the Lions and Red Wings. We'll cover it all! Join us live on Facebook and YouTube. We want to hear from you as well. www.facebook.com/gcchat

Norm Partin will forget more about Nashville racing history than any of us will ever know. Growing up in the shadow of the most iconic short track in the country, Norm's passion for his city and the sport began during his childhood and hasn't wavered. Dialed into the latest scoop on the fairgrounds track, along with the Nashville Superspeedway, Norm travels down memory lane recounting the colorful characters that made left hand turn after left hand turn. His knowledge and influence will keep Nashville a racing mecca for years to come. AMONG THE TOPICS: GRAND TORINO, BRISTOL-MANIA AND BENDING THE EAR OF THE MAYOR

Norm Partin will forget more about Nashville racing history than any of us will ever know. Growing up in the shadow of the most iconic short track in the country, Norm's passion for his city and the sport began during his childhood and hasn't wavered. Dialed into the latest scoop on the fairgrounds track, along with the Nashville Superspeedway, Norm travels down memory lane recounting the colorful characters that made left hand turn after left hand turn. His knowledge and influence will keep Nashville a racing mecca for years to come. AMONG THE TOPICS: GRAND TORINO, BRISTOL-MANIA AND BENDING THE EAR OF THE MAYOR

On this week's episode, we have two familiar faces coming into talk with us. Jessica Hubert and Addison Partin are both assistants at Columbia Family Chiropractic and juniors at University of South Carolina. Jessica is a Hospitality Management Major and Addison is a Public Health major with a minor of Business Administration. Together, they provided insightful advise describing the life of a USC student and the do's and don'ts of college. You can find them on instagram at: Addison: Addison_kp Jessica: Jessicahubertt

BRADLEY PARTIN CEO OF RICHLAND COUNTY HOME BUYERS shares his rise to real estate success and his business methodology.  You'll love the insight and creative thought process Bradley implements in the marketplace!  You'll be motivated and inspired by Bradley's energy and vision!  There are many different ways to help others and succeed in real estate.  Bradley's unique model has proven effective!  CONTACT: Bradley Partin richlandcountyhomebuyers@gmail.com 419-495-3675   HOSTS: Pete Peterson, Justin Bigelow, John Pavlansky

On this episode I chatted with Editor in Chief of 405 Magazine Julie Partin. Julie is a dynamic communicator with a diverse background in multimedia journalism and digital marketing. She has over 15 years of experience creating innovative content and a proven track record of using relevant technology to grow communities, causes, and brands. She is currently Editor-in-Chief at 405 Magazine, a lifestyle publication serving central Oklahoma featuring restaurants, events, shopping and culture. Additionally she is a freelance spokesperson and comedic actress. She is represented by Magna Talent Agency for on-camera projects. She is in the cast of Konnect, produced by Life.ChurchTV, and maintains multiple spokesperson and commercial contracts. For five years Julie was the Managing Editor for Project Inspired, the largest online community of Christian teen girls. She managed the website as well as the social channels team, contributing team and editorial duties. She also wrote articles and enjoyed connecting with the large community of young women readers. Previously, Julie was a television personality in Los Angeles, California. She reported news and lifestyle content at CitiCABLE 3 and HCTV. She was also the host of CoupleTalk and AfterBuzzTV's Grey's Anatomy after show and podcast. Julie graduated from Biola University where she studied Journalism and Theology. Her additional training includes WordPress, Google Ad Words & Analytics, PR Newswire, Intercom, Slack, improv, teleprompter, interviewing, reporting, writing, producing, social networking, blogging, internet marketing, and communication skills and conflict resolution. Julie is currently located in Oklahoma City and available for contract work.   This episode is presented by the Oklahoma Hall of Fame, telling Oklahomas story through its people since 1927. For more information on the Oklahoma Hall of Fame, go to www.oklahomahof.com and for daily updates follow them on instagram www.instagram.com/oklahomahof  #thisisoklahoma