Podcasts about Phil Hill

Randy sits down with Ford Motor Company's own Jim Farley, otherwise known as fordman21 in the BaT community, for a fascinating and wide-ranging discussion. Jim generously takes the time to talk about how his early experiences led to a lifetime of flipping cars; his own podcast, DRIVE with Jim Farley; an unexpected and, one supposes, uncommon skill for a Big Three CEO; getting yelled at by a Formula 1 World Champion; the dangers of working in one's hobby; details about his social relationship with BaT; free product advice; connecting with other people over a shared passion; insights into the early days of Lexus; the emotional rollercoaster of sports car production; sage decision-making advice; predictions about the role of AI in the manufacturing process; a formative moment involving Phil Hill and a recalcitrant Gullwing; using his Pantera to stress out his security detail and keep the local Harbor Freight in business; and a heartfelt plea to competing BaT bidders. Follow along! Links for the listings discussed in this episode:16:40 The 10 Questions series BaT stories17:29 CC350 (Colin Comer) BaT user profile37:52 SEMA-Exhibited 2022 Ford Maverick XL BaT listing51:42 1972 DeTomaso Pantera BaT listingGot suggestions for our next guest from the BaT community or One Year Garage episode? Let us know at podcast@bringatrailer.com!

On this episode of the Bodybuilding Legends Podcast, host John Hansen reads a series of articles from Dan Lurie's Muscle Training Illustrated magazine. Included in the articles read is an article about a young Lou Ferrigno, Lance Dreher after he won the 1981 IFBB Mr. Universe, an interview with Rachel McLish after she won her second Ms. Olympia title in 1982, a profile on Phil Williams after his dominating win at the 1985 NPC Nationals and a feature article on Phil Hill after he won his pro card at the 1987 NPC Nationals.  Time Stamps: 3:30 - John's contest next week 5:30 - New Mike Mentzer book 7:50 - Emails to the Podcast 10:10 - John reads the article "Who Really Trained Lou Ferrigno or The Truth Hurts" written by Denie from the October, 1974 issue of Muscle Training Illustrated.  22:30 - John reads the article "The Thrill of Victory, the Agony of Defeat" written by Jim Marchand about 1981 Mr. Universe Lance Dreher from the June, 1982 issue of Muscle Training Illustrated.  31:30 - John reads the article "Inside Story: An Interview with Rachel McLish" by Doris Barrilleaux from the May, 1983 issue of Muscle Training Illustrated. 51:40 - John reads the article "Williams Turns Swede" written by Lou Parees from the August, 1986 issue of Muscle Training Illustrated. 1:05:45 - John reads the article "Phil Hill: Bodybuilding's Black Messiah" written by Denie from the May, 1988 issue of Muscle Training Illustrated.  Links: John's Contest Live Stream link Become a Patreaon Member Bodybuilding Legends website John's Online Workout and Diet Programs  

Doug Nye is one of the world's foremost motorsport journalists and authors. In 2023 he celebrated his 60th year as a racing journalist, having joined Motor Racing magazine in 1963. He went on to work for Motoring News and Motor Sport before going freelance. He remains a regular contributor to many racing and classic car publications in the UK and worldwide. He is the multiple award-winning author of more than 70 books covering motor sporting history. His books include works on Lotus, Cooper, BRM, Ferrari and McLaren, and biographies of pre-war British ace Dick Seaman, Juan Manuel Fangio, Sir Stirling Moss, Sir Jack Brabham, Phil Hill and Jim Clark. Doug is consultant historian to Goodwood Motorsport, and is one of the co-founders of the Goodwood Festival of Speed and Goodwood Revival Meeting. In much demand throughout the world for his unrivalled motorsport knowledge, we look welcome Doug to Brooklands for a most insightful and entertaining evening.

We're pleased to have with us this week Phil Hill, a seasoned expert in educational technology and market analysis who writes regularly for his On EdTech newsletter. Phil shares his extensive experience in consulting and analyzing market trends, particularly in the context of the current financial challenges facing higher education and EdTech companies. Phil shares relevant insights about global higher ed from his podcast, Online Education Across the Atlantic. They also discuss the recent bankruptcies and acquisitions in the sector, the ongoing enrollment crisis, and the potential for future innovation and investment in education technology.Guest Name: Phil Hill - Blogger, Speaker, and Market Analyst at Phil Hill & AssociatesGuest Social: LinkedInGuest Bio: Phil Hill has been a market analyst and consultant in EdTech for over two decades. He is most notably recognized for publishing the On EdTech blog and newsletter, which began in 2019 after he decided to separate from the e-Literate brand and blaze his own trail. Revered for his honest and upfront take on market trends for online / hybrid education, OPMs, and learning platforms, Phil provides thoughtful and practical advice to his clients. His unique graphics and visuals have been widely used and shared in the education space. Phil is also a husband, father, and grandfather. He enjoys being outdoors, spending time with his Australian Shepard, craft beer, and live music. - - - -Connect With Our Host:Dustin Ramsdellhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/dustinramsdell/https://twitter.com/HigherEd_GeekAbout The Enrollify Podcast Network:The Higher Ed Geek is a part of the Enrollify Podcast Network. If you like this podcast, chances are you'll like other Enrollify shows too! Some of our favorites include Generation AI and I Wanna Work There. Enrollify is made possible by Element451 — the next-generation AI student engagement platform helping institutions create meaningful and personalized interactions with students. Learn more at element451.com.Element451 is hosting the AI Engage Summit on Oct 29 and 30Register now for this free, virtual event.The future of higher ed is being redefined by the transformative power of AI. The AI Engage Summit brings together higher ed leaders, innovators, and many of your favorite Enrollify creators to explore AI's impact on student engagement, enrollment marketing, and institutional success. Experience firsthand how AI is improving content personalization at scale, impacting strategic decision-making, and intuitively automating the mundane tasks that consume our time. The schedule is packed with real examples and case studies, so you leave knowing how to harness AI to drive meaningful change at your institution. Whether you're looking to enhance student outcomes, optimize enrollment marketing, or simply stay ahead of the curve, the AI Engage Summit is your gateway to the next level of higher education innovation. Registration is free, save your spot today.

Phil Hill, publisher of the On EdTech newsletter at Phil Hill Associates and EdTech expert, joins Dr. Drumm McNaughton to discuss the current state of educational technology, focusing on the recent bankruptcy of 2U, a major Online Program Management (OPM) provider and its implications for higher education. Hill shares insights on regulatory changes, the evolving OPM market, and strategies for university leaders to navigate these challenges. Key Discussion Points EdTech Landscape and Regulatory Changes: Shift in government approach from supporting innovation to increased skepticism towards EdTech vendors. New regulations targeting online education, including virtual campus requirements and mandatory attendance tracking. Potential overhaul of state authorization reciprocity agreements (SARA) and its impact on cross-state online program offerings. 2U Bankruptcy and OPM Market Implications: Analysis of 2U's bankruptcy filing, including debt reduction and ownership transfer. Implications for higher education institutions partnering with OPMs, including risk management and reputational concerns. The need for institutions to reassess OPM partnerships and consider alternative models for online program delivery. Cybersecurity in Higher Education: Increasing cybersecurity threats in the education sector. Shift towards comprehensive solutions from larger vendors for better accountability and insurance coverage. Elevation of cybersecurity to a board-level concern, especially for institutions with large endowments. Future of Online Education: Continued importance of online and hybrid education for institutional growth and student access. Need for innovation in program delivery while ensuring regulatory compliance. Focus on student outcomes and employability to demonstrate the value of online programs. Strategic Adaptation for Higher Education Institutions: Importance of comprehensive risk management strategies covering OPM partnerships, cybersecurity, and regulatory compliance. Need for ongoing monitoring of student outcomes and program performance. Emphasis on leveraging existing technologies effectively across institutions. Three Key Takeaways for Higher Education Leaders and Boards Implement comprehensive risk management strategies that encompass OPM partnerships, cybersecurity, and regulatory compliance. Focus on demonstrating strong student outcomes and program effectiveness in online education. Engage actively in regulatory discussions and advocate for institutional interests during negotiated rulemaking and public comment periods. Final Thoughts The episode concludes with a call for higher education leaders to stay informed about the evolving EdTech landscape and take proactive steps to manage risks and opportunities. Despite the challenges, online and hybrid education remain critical areas for institutional growth and student access in an increasingly digital and competitive environment.   Read the transcript on our website at: https://changinghighered.com/the-state-of-edtech-opms-2u-bankruptcy-implications/ #EdTech #HigherEducation #OPMs #2UBankruptcy About Our Podcast Guest Phil Hill, publisher of Phil on EdTech Blog and partner at MindWires LLC. Phil has been a market analyst and consultant in EdTech for over two decades. He is most notably recognized for writing his blog, On EdTech. Phill Hill on LinkedIn →   About the Host Dr. Drumm McNaughton is the founder, CEO, and Principal Consultant at The Change Leader, Inc. A highly sought-after higher education consultant with 20+ years of experience, Dr. McNaughton works with leadership, management, and boards of both U.S. and international institutions. His expertise spans key areas, including accreditation, governance, strategic planning, presidential onboarding, mergers, acquisitions, and strategic alliances. Dr. McNaughton's approach combines a holistic methodology with a deep understanding of the contemporary and evolving challenges facing higher education institutions worldwide to ensure his clients succeed in their mission.

Send us a Text Message.In this episode of the Hodge Pack podcast, the whole gang is back together. Hodge recaps his time at SEC Media day, getting to meet Laura Rutledge, Marty Smith and others. Hodge, Josh and Misti look back at MLB All Star week, baseball was not the main topic of the week. Misti asks the question, "will Dak be back in Dallas for the 2025 season?"Katie McCracken Gore and Phil Hill from the Abilene Football Refs join in studio to share their "why" they got into and are still officiating. And Josh reminds us all that we need to be ready to show people grace.Support the Show.

Send us a Text Message.In this episode of the Hodge Pack podcast, the whole gang is back together. Hodge recaps his time at SEC Media day, getting to meet Laura Rutledge, Marty Smith and others. Hodge, Josh and Misti look back at MLB All Star week, baseball was not the main topic of the week. Misti asks the question, "will Dak be back in Dallas for the 2025 season?"Katie McCracken Gore and Phil Hill from the Abilene Football Refs join in studio to share their "why" they got into and are still officiating. And Josh reminds us all that we need to be ready to show people grace.Support the Show.

Today my guest is Phil Hill, an ed tech consultant and Lead at Phill Hill and Associates. Today he joins us to talk about the last twenty years and how they have shaped the sector. The conversation ranges pretty widely across a number of topics here, one of the most interesting has to do with the historic role of MOOCs. Alex and Phil agree that they are a historic failure judged by the claims made about their impact at the time, but Phil argues – pretty persuasively, that they might just possibly have been a key turning point in the history of the delivery higher education.Links:Phil Hill and AssociatesHESA's 2024 Canadian Federal Budget Commentary

In 1961, Formula 1 crowned its first-ever American World Driver Champion. Californian Phil Hill — a driver whose ulcer-ridden body should have prevented him from racing at the top levels of motorsport — never quite seemed like the prototypical race car driver. But if an American earned the highest honor in motorsport within the first 11 years of F1's existence, why don't we better remember and celebrate Phil Hill? The answer lies in the title-deciding 1961 Monza Grand Prix, a tragic, deadly race that immediately overshadowed Hill's greatest success. This is the first of a two-part series focusing on the tragedies of F1's American World Champions.  To find out more about Deadly Passions, Terrible Joys: https://linktr.ee/deadlypassionsterriblejoys  Subscribe on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/deadlypassionsterriblejoys Please give DPTJ's new sponsor, Homefield Apparel, a warm welcome by subscribing for updates and checking out all FOUR new motorsport-themed clothing launches this year. Don't forget to use code DPTJ15 for 15% off your first order! https://www.homefieldapparel.com/ Follow Elizabeth Blackstock on Instagram: @elizablackstock Follow Elizabeth Blackstock on Twitter/X: @eliz_blackstock Order Racing with Rich Energy: https://mcfarlandbooks.com/product/racing-with-rich-energy/  Follow Grand Prix Gastronomy: https://grandprixgastronomy.substack.com/  Grab some merch on Redbubble: https://www.redbubble.com/people/eablackstock/shop?asc=u  Episode Bibliography:  The Limit: Life and Death on the 1961 Grand Prix Circuit by Michael Cannon Phil Hill: A Driving Life by Phil Hill Monza: A Glorious History by Paolo Montagna The American Legacy in Formula 1 https://www.racingsportscars.com/results/Carrera_Panamericana-1952-11-23.html https://www.automotivehalloffame.org/honoree/phil-hill/ https://www.24h-lemans.com/en/news/who-was-phil-hill-the-legend-who-shunned-the-spotlight-58307 https://www.motorsportmagazine.com/archive/article/october-1961/44/xxxii-italian-grand-prix/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/elizabeth-blackstock/support

Every winter for 13 years between 1954 and 1966 the greatest sports cars as well as the greatest sports car drivers in the world would gather in the Bahamas for what may well have been the coolest racing event in history.  10 days of partying, racing, hanging out on the beach, and enjoying life with some of the world's greatest stars is just as awesome as you think it is. Racers like Stirling Moss, AJ Foyt, Mario Andretti, Phil Hill, Masten Gregory, Roger Penske, Carrol Shelby and others showed up year in and year out to battle for the money and glory in the world's coolest cars.  The first ever 427 Cobra race car debuted at this event, Duntov brought the Gran Sport Corvettes, Ferrari, Porsche, and on and on it goes.  The history is interesting, led by a tyrant named Red Crise the event was his idea and with a unique combo of an iron fist on one side and a velvet gloved Baronet's hand on the other, he made magic.  This is the fantastic story of Bahamas Speed Week. 

In this episode of Changing Higher Ed podcast, listeners will gain an insightful overview of how technology is reshaping the EdTech arena and the potential risks of the current state of OPMs.   Dr. Drumm McNaughton discusses contemporary EdTech trends and predictions with Phil Hill, publisher of Phil on EdTech Blog and partner at MindWires LLC. They explore topics ranging from the recent changes in the OPM market due to enrollment, regulations, and cost of money, the potential transformations brought about by generative AI in higher education, to how universities can navigate the existential changes impacting them.   Key Discussion Points EdTech Trends and Predictions:  The recent shifts in the Online Program Management (OPM) market influenced by enrollment trends, regulations, and financial aspects. The growing importance of technology in education, breaking down traditional departmental silos, and leveraging technology to create specialized programs catering to specific student needs.   Significant Changes in the OPM Market: Challenges facing major OPM providers like 2U, Pearson, Wiley, and Academic Partnerships, including financial crises and market exits. The impact of these challenges on higher education institutions, particularly those heavily reliant on OPMs for their online offerings.   Risk Management and Planning: The essential role of enterprise risk management in navigating the current upheavals in higher education. The need for institutions to develop internal capabilities to manage tasks traditionally outsourced to OPMs.   Role of AI in Education: The transformative potential of generative AI in education, moving beyond current models to potentially revolutionize content creation and delivery. Challenges related to accreditation and quality assurance with the rise of personalized and dynamically generated educational content.   Three Key Takeaways for Higher Education Presidents and Boards:  Embrace Existential Change: Recognize the current challenges as opportunities to innovate and reach new student groups. Humility in the Face of Generative AI: Acknowledge the transformative impact of AI and be prepared for continuous learning and adaptation. Breaking Down Silos: Foster collaboration both within and outside institutions to develop comprehensive solutions to emerging challenges.   Final Thoughts This episode offers a rich and comprehensive overview of the current state and future prospects of EdTech. The insights shared by Phil Hill are invaluable for higher education leaders seeking to navigate the rapidly changing landscape. Understanding the trends, challenges, and opportunities discussed will be imperative for institutions aiming to stay ahead and mitigate risk in a technology-driven educational environment.   Read the transcript and show summary on our website →    About Our Podcast Guest Phil Hill, publisher of Phil on EdTech Blog and partner at MindWires LLC.   About the Host  Dr. Drumm McNaughton, host of Changing Higher Ed® podcast is a consultant to higher education institutions in governance, accreditation, strategy and change, and mergers. To learn more about his services, visit his firm's website: https://changinghighered.com/.   The Change Leader's Social Media Links  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drdrumm/ Twitter: @thechangeldr Email: podcast@changinghighered.com   #EdTech #OPMs #HigherEducation #GenerativeAI #StateofHigherEd

In this episode of Week in Edtech, Ben and Alex discuss:1. Big Tech:Gemini - Google's largest and most capable AI model.2U faces upcoming existential changes - Helpful analysis from Phil Hill on the financial challenges 2U is up against as their stock continues to get hammered in the public markets. 2. Assessment:States are radically changing testing requirements in both red and blue statesAll Yale students get As3. Politics:University Presidents royally blow it in CongressOakland Educators Hold Unauthorized Teach-in Supporting PalestiniansAP African American Studies4. Legacy of Paul LeBlancSouthern New Hampshire University President Paul LeBlanc to Step Down after Transformative 20 Years of Leadership5. Future of WorkNolej raises a $3M SeedCarnegie Learning Announces LiveHint AICurriculum Associates Expands Student-Focused AI Capabilities with Purchase of SoapBox LabsSpecial Guests:Jared Grusd, Co-founder of EthiqlyGavin Cooney, CEO of Learnosity

In this episode of Week in Edtech, Ben and Alex discuss:1. Big Tech:Meta launches “Seamless” LLM for speech-to-speech translation.  Multi-modal innovationMeta's Instagram also made news in all the wrong ways2. Higher Ed:StraighterLine Partners with Acadeum to Offer College Course Sharing3. In Other News...U.S. Department of Education Holds Off On New Rules for Third-Party Servicers… For NowCurriculum Associates Acquires SoapBox LabsParentSquare Acquires Remind2U finances unveiled by Phil Hill, doesn't look goodPortland Teachers Strike Ends after a month and nobody is happyCongress (Tom Cotton) pushing a ban on cell phones in schoolSpecial Guests:Sara Mauskopf from Winnie discuss Early Childhood EducationCandice Faktor from Disco discuss Community Powered Learning

What's Up Guy's/Gals! Today we answer one of the most frequent questions we get... Is Starfield Boring? Have you heard of Phil Hill?  Well you need to know a specific mission that you need to start now! We will also cover Tech Skill Tree, Current Gameplay, Faction Storylines, and much much more!  Thank you all for the support! Support the show-Socials-Fright Night Gaming - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHJRgXrWm-aVOzjR1ANwBHQTwitter - https://twitter.com/FrightNightDT

Yes! Phil Hill and Keith Witt together again for a totally bitchin episode. More Teen Idols stories and a killer annoucement that you don't wanna miss. Also, Jimmy from T1 Fest stops by. So Cool!

shout out . .. SARGE, WES, CHAK, VICTOR and BERNARD

In this episode of the Hodge Pack podcast, Hodge Josh and Misti are jammed pack with some fun guest. Former band member of The Band Perry and former ESPN radio tv host Jason Fitz joins the show. We discuss the unfortunate state of the NFL running back, the heavy pressure on UT and OU in their last year in the Big XII. Jason also shares his favorite song to perform live back in his fiddling days. Katie Gore and Phil Hill join us to talk about football officiating recruiting and how much fun it is. Josh and Hodge debate is Shohei worth keeping and trading for and much more. Support the show

Las 24h de Le Mans de 1965: la Penúltima victoria de Ferrari Las 24h de Le Mans son una de las carreras más prestigiosas y exigentes del mundo del automovilismo. Cada año, decenas de pilotos y equipos se enfrentan en el circuito de la Sarthe, en Francia, para completar el mayor número de vueltas posibles en un día y una noche. La edición de 1965 fue especialmente memorable, ya que supuso la última victoria de Ferrari en esta prueba hasta la fecha. Ferrari dominaba las carreras de resistencia desde hacía años, gracias a sus potentes y fiables modelos. Sin embargo, en 1965 se encontró con un rival muy serio: Ford. La marca estadounidense había desarrollado una versión mejorada de su GT, un coche diseñado específicamente para batir a Ferrari en Le Mans. Ford contaba con 11 coches o coches con motor Ford en la parrilla, entre ellos el famoso Shelby Cobra Daytona, conducido por Jack Sears y Dick Thompson. Ford empezó la carrera con mucha fuerza, marcando el mejor tiempo en la clasificación y liderando las primeras horas. Sin embargo, poco a poco los problemas mecánicos fueron mermando sus opciones. El primer golpe llegó cuando el GT40 de Ken Miles y Bruce McLaren se incendió en boxes. Luego, el Cobra Daytona de Sears y Thompson sufrió una avería en el embrague que le hizo perder muchas vueltas. Finalmente, el GT40 de Phil Hill y Chris Amon se retiró por una rotura del motor cuando iba en segunda posición. Frente al ataque de Ford, Ferrari respondió con una estrategia basada en la resistencia y la regularidad. La marca italiana contaba con 12 coches en la carrera, entre ellos el nuevo P2, diseñado por Mauro Forghieri. El P2 tenía un motor V12 de 4 litros y 410 caballos de potencia, y se presentaba como el favorito para la victoria. Sin embargo, Ferrari también tuvo que hacer frente a varios contratiempos. El P2 de John Surtees y Ludovico Scarfiotti sufrió un accidente cuando iba en cabeza, al chocar con un Alpine-Renault más lento. El P2 de Mike Parkes y Jean Guichet se quedó sin gasolina por un error del equipo. El P2 cerrado de Lorenzo Bandini y Giampiero Biscaldi tuvo problemas eléctricos que le hicieron perder tiempo. Al final, la victoria fue para el Ferrari 250 LM de Masten Gregory y Jochen Rindt, del equipo North American Racing Team (NART). Este coche era un modelo anterior al P2, con un motor V12 de 3.3 litros y 320 caballos de potencia. Gregory y Rindt supieron aprovechar su fiabilidad y su menor consumo para completar 348 vueltas al circuito, cinco más que el segundo clasificado, otro Ferrari 250 LM del equipo Ecurie Georges Marquet. La victoria de Gregory y Rindt fue la sexta consecutiva de Ferrari en Le Mans, un récord que solo ha sido igualado por Porsche entre 1981 y 1987. Sin embargo, también fue la última victoria de Ferrari en esta carrera hasta la fecha. A partir de entonces, Ford tomó el relevo con sus legendarios GT40, que ganaron cuatro veces seguidas entre 1966 y 1969. La edición de 1965 también fue la primera victoria internacional para los neumáticos Goodyear, que equipaban al Ferrari ganador. Además, fue la primera vez que un coche con motor trasero ganaba Le Mans, iniciando una tendencia que se mantendría hasta nuestros días.  Y si necesitas un disco duro para guardar tus archivos, no dudes en visitar la web de nuestro patrocinador www.discoduros.net, donde encontrarás las mejores ofertas y la mejor calidad. Twitter @historacing email: historacingpodcast@gmail.com Canal de Telegram: Es privado...  pide invitación, en telegram uy ultrafoto Carlos; @fotocarloscast ( mi perfil personal de twitter Nuestro Feed. http://feeds.feedburner.com/Historacing Estamos en Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/236uEP7hZdSirmS8vVKHTe También en Tunein. https://tunein.com/podcasts/Automotive/Historacing-p1175114/?lang=es-ES Nuestro nuevo enlace a Amazon https://amzn.to/3SzCKJ2 Paypal:  Si quieres donar este es el link https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/ultrafoto

Las 24h de Le Mans de 1965: la Penúltima victoria de FerrariLas 24h de Le Mans son una de las carreras más prestigiosas y exigentes del mundo del automovilismo. Cada año, decenas de pilotos y equipos se enfrentan en el circuito de la Sarthe, en Francia, para completar el mayor número de vueltas posibles en un día y una noche. La edición de 1965 fue especialmente memorable, ya que supuso la última victoria de Ferrari en esta prueba hasta la fecha.El desafío de FordFerrari dominaba las carreras de resistencia desde hacía años, gracias a sus potentes y fiables modelos. Sin embargo, en 1965 se encontró con un rival muy serio: Ford. La marca estadounidense había desarrollado una versión mejorada de su GT, un coche diseñado específicamente para batir a Ferrari en Le Mans. Ford contaba con 11 coches o coches con motor Ford en la parrilla, entre ellos el famoso Shelby Cobra Daytona, conducido por Jack Sears y Dick Thompson.Ford empezó la carrera con mucha fuerza, marcando el mejor tiempo en la clasificación y liderando las primeras horas. Sin embargo, poco a poco los problemas mecánicos fueron mermando sus opciones. El primer golpe llegó cuando el GT40 de Ken Miles y Bruce McLaren se incendió en boxes. Luego, el Cobra Daytona de Sears y Thompson sufrió una avería en el embrague que le hizo perder muchas vueltas. Finalmente, el GT40 de Phil Hill y Chris Amon se retiró por una rotura del motor cuando iba en segunda posición.La resistencia de FerrariFrente al ataque de Ford, Ferrari respondió con una estrategia basada en la resistencia y la regularidad. La marca italiana contaba con 12 coches en la carrera, entre ellos el nuevo P2, diseñado por Mauro Forghieri. El P2 tenía un motor V12 de 4 litros y 410 caballos de potencia, y se presentaba como el favorito para la victoria.Sin embargo, Ferrari también tuvo que hacer frente a varios contratiempos. El P2 de John Surtees y Ludovico Scarfiotti sufrió un accidente cuando iba en cabeza, al chocar con un Alpine-Renault más lento. El P2 de Mike Parkes y Jean Guichet se quedó sin gasolina por un error del equipo. El P2 cerrado de Lorenzo Bandini y Giampiero Biscaldi tuvo problemas eléctricos que le hicieron perder tiempo.Al final, la victoria fue para el Ferrari 250 LM de Masten Gregory y Jochen Rindt, del equipo North American Racing Team (NART). Este coche era un modelo anterior al P2, con un motor V12 de 3.3 litros y 320 caballos de potencia. Gregory y Rindt supieron aprovechar su fiabilidad y su menor consumo para completar 348 vueltas al circuito, cinco más que el segundo clasificado, otro Ferrari 250 LM del equipo Ecurie Georges Marquet.Un hito históricoLa victoria de Gregory y Rindt fue la sexta consecutiva de Ferrari en Le Mans, un récord que solo ha sido igualado por Porsche entre 1981 y 1987. Sin embargo, también fue la última victoria de Ferrari en esta carrera hasta la fecha. A partir de entonces, Ford tomó el relevo con sus legendarios GT40, que ganaron cuatro veces seguidas entre 1966 y 1969.La edición de 1965 también fue la primera victoria internacional para los neumáticos Goodyear, que equipaban al Ferrari ganador. Además, fue la primera vez que un coche con motor trasero ganaba Le Mans, iniciando una tendencia que se mantendría hasta nuestros días.Si quieres saber más sobre esta apasionante carrera, te invitamos a escuchar nuestro podcast, donde te contamos todos los detalles y anécdotas de las 24h de Le Mans de 1965. Y si necesitas un disco duro para guardar tus archivos, no dudes en visitar la web de nuestro patrocinador www.discoduros.net, donde encontrarás las mejores ofertas y la mejor calidad.ContactoTwitter @historacingemail: historacingpodcast@gmail.comCanal de Telegram: Es privado...  pide invitación, en telegram uy ultrafotoCarlos; @fotocarloscast ( mi perfil personal de twitterNuestro Feed. http://feeds.feedburner.com/HistoracingEstamos en Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/236uEP7hZdSirmS8vVKHTeTambién en Tunein. https://tunein.com/podcasts/Automotive/Historacing-p1175114/?lang=es-ESNuestro nuevo enlace a Amazon https://amzn.to/3SzCKJ2Paypal:  Si quieres donar este es el link https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/ultrafoto

This is the second part of our two-parter on Phil Hill and the 1961 Formula One season, where the guys (and guest host Elizabeth Blackstock) ask – why was it a death sentence to drive for Ferrari? Aside from Phil Hill, who were some of these tragic figures? And why didn't Enzo Ferrari go to the funerals of his drivers? Today on Past Gas, the story of how the Ferrari Curse was broken by an American. You asked for it -- and we listened. We're filming Past Gas again! Head to our Youtube channel and check us out in the stu!  https://www.youtube.com/c/donutpodcasts Thanks to our sponsors: You need to hire? You need Indeed. Go to https://Indeed.com/PASTGAS Get Valvoline for your car! This podcast is brought to you by BetterHelp. Go to https://BetterHelp.com/PASTGAS to get 10% your first month. More about Show: Follow Nolan on IG and Twitter @nolanjsykes.   Follow Joe on IG and Twitter @joegweber. Follow Donut @donutmedia, and subscribe to our Youtube and Facebook channels!   Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast for free wherever you're listening or using this link: http://bit.ly/PastGas. If you like the show, telling a friend about it would be helpful! You can text, email, Tweet, or send this link to a friend: http://bit.ly/PastGas. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This is Part 1 of our 2-part series on Phil Hill! Phil Hill spent his youth dreaming of driving foreign cars. He would read British race publications front to back. He grew to idolize the racers like Juan Manuel Fangio and Alberto Ascari and cars like Maseratis, Ferraris, and Triumphs. But for much of his life, it was just a dream. So how did the nervous son of a Postmaster and hymn composer become one of the most talented race car drivers of all time? Why did he leave racing near the peak of his career? What unfortunate event led to him winning a world championship? Today on Past Gas: part one of the story of Phil Hill and the 1961 Formula 1 season. You asked for it -- and we listened. We're filming Past Gas again! Head to our Youtube channel and check us out in the stu!  https://www.youtube.com/c/donutpodcasts Thanks to our sponsors: You need to hire? You need Indeed. Go to https://Indeed.com/PASTGAS Get Valvoline for your car! Get $20 off your first fix at https://StitchFix.com/GAS More about Show: Follow Nolan on IG and Twitter @nolanjsykes.   Follow Joe on IG and Twitter @joegweber. Follow Donut @donutmedia, and subscribe to our Youtube and Facebook channels!   Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast for free wherever you're listening or using this link: http://bit.ly/PastGas. If you like the show, telling a friend about it would be helpful! You can text, email, Tweet, or send this link to a friend: http://bit.ly/PastGas. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Heather Wheaton returns to help me close out 2022, Dummy Room style! We award best album, best song, best video, blah blah blah. And of course we name the Punk Rock Veteran for 2022! Who got it?   Guest appearances by... Boris The Sprinkler, Phil Hill, ÖLDIE HÄWN, Yoshi from The Nerdy Jugheads, Jamie Rae from Reta Records and Pale Lips, Brad Marino, B-Face, Mike Dee Crackus, Fil X Mcrackin, Stefan Eno, Paulinho Tscherniak from Flanders 72, Chris from The Mugwumps, Jason from The Young Hasselhoffs, Capgun Heroes, Larry Livermore, Jason V and more.

On today's episode of the Illumination by Modern Campus podcast host Amrit Ahluwalia was joined by Phil Hill to discuss the depth of transformation for higher education over the past decade and the pain points when digesting this change. This episode was recorded live at Modern Campus's Educause 2022 booth in Denver.

Dr. Drumm McNaughton interviews Phil Hill, a top expert on educational technology and online project management, to discuss the current—disrupted—state of the industry and the answers college and university presidents must come up with to survive the existential questions facing institutions today. Podcast Highlights Unlike their predecessor MOOCs, OPMs are here to stay. Now mainstream throughout higher education, OPMs are disrupting business as usual in several areas, including accreditation and regulation, institutional governance and marketing, and risk management. Case studies like 2U and Zovia can provide higher ed leaders with valuable lessons for navigating the OPM waters. To survive—much less, to thrive—as the OPM competition continues to soar, institutions need to take a hard look at their core competencies and strengths that could make them stand out and attract students. To read the full show notes, visit: https://changinghighered.com/higher-ed-opm-marketplace-transformation/ #HigherEdTransformation #HigherEdOPM #HigherEducation Resources Dr. Drumm McNaughton, Higher Education Board Governance expert. To find out more about his services and read other thought leadership pieces, visit his firm's website, https://changinghighered.com/. The Change Leader's Social Media Links LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drdrumm/ Twitter: @thechangeldr Email: podcast@changinghighered.com  

It's time to leave the land of energy drinks and switch gears to the world of the Prancing Horse. In part one of this two-parter, Lily and Michael take on the long history of Ferrari, the only team on the grid that's participated in every season of Formula 1. But before we get to who's driving the cars, let's meet the man at the center of the team and much of its controversies: The legendary Enzo Ferrari.Special thanks to our guests: Josh Revell and Aldas Kavaliauskas.This episode was produced by Lily Herman and Senior Producer Yochai Maital. Sound Design by Yochai Maital. Mastering by Sela Waisblum. Recording at The Cutting Room Studios by Rob O'Leary II. At SI Studios, Max Miller is Executive Producer and Brannan Goetschius is Head of Audio. At iHeartRadio, Sean Titone is Executive Producer.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As a young racer growing up in America in the 60s, Bobby Rahal idolised people like Phil Hill, Dan Gurney and Mario Andretti - drivers who had made it across the Atlantic to drive in Formula 1. He dreamt of doing the same; of travelling to Europe to race at the circuits he'd read about in magazines and going wheel to wheel with his racing heroes. After making a name for himself on US road circuits and putting in some stand-out performances in Formula 3, that F1 opportunity came in 1978 when Walter Wolf offered Bobby a seat alongside Jody Scheckter at the US and Canadian Grand Prix. They were the last two races of the season and, sadly, they would be the first and last races that Bobby would contest in Formula 1. Although his time at the top was brief, Bobby's legacy lives on as one of a handful of American drivers to have made it to F1. In this episode, Bobby addresses the need for more US drivers on the grid and he winds back the decades to reveal the passions that fuelled his love of European motorsport, his journey to F1 and what really happened at those two races back in 1978.  This episode is sponsored by:  Harry's: Head to harrys.com/grid to have your free Trial set delivered and start a Shave Plan. And your free face wash will be added at checkout! All you cover is £3.95 for delivery Credit Karma:  visit creditkarma.com/loanoffers to see personalized offers BetterHelp: get 10% off your first month at betterhelp.com/grid

Growing up in Northern California, a young Alexander Rossi dreamed of racing in Formula 1. His route was not an easy one. Along the way he experienced false starts, unfulfilled promises, behind the scenes power moves and the tragic loss of his friend and teammate Jules Bianchi. Alex tells Tom Clarkson everything that led to his 5 Grands Prix in 2015 and just how close he was to staying in the sport for a longer time. Today, Alex is pushing to add the IndyCar Championship to his Indy 500 win,  supported by team boss Michael Andretti, and challenged by teammate Colton Herta. Alex also has tales of racing at Indy with Fernando Alonso, and competing in Mexico's extreme truck race, the Baja 1000. Related episodes from the BTG archive The USA's first F1 World Champion, Phil Hill, remembered  Mario Andretti – 1978 F1 World Champion  Eddie Cheever – the USA's most experienced F1 driver  Danny Sullivan – from NY taxi driver to F1  NASCAR legend Jeff Gordon on his F1 drive  F1 driver and IndyCar star, Juan Pablo Montoya This episode is sponsored by: F1 Manager: Launching on PC, PlayStation & Xbox, Summer 2022. Visit F1manager.com to Wishlist the game on your platform of choice and follow @F1Manager on Twitter to stay up to speed  Express VPN: Secure your online data TODAY by visiting expressvpn.com/grid and get an extra three months FREE

Phil Hill is someone who identifies as trans-masc. A term that I was very unfamiliar with before getting to know Phil's work. They are a blogger, a speaker and a creator on all things mental health and gender identity and they do great work on explaining many of these issues in a perfect balance between measured and passionate. In this episode we discuss various trans issues, focussing particularly on the specifc issues that affect the Transmasc community as their issues (at least in the media) are often pushed to one side.

This week on Drama School Dropout I am joined by the amazing Phil Hill-Pearson. We chat about his students discovering him on Shameless for the first time, his first job as an understudy in a Bird's Eye advert, our shared struggles at drama school that has lead us along a very similar path, spending student loans in the pub, disagreeing with lecturer's ‘methods', playing Bruce Donnelly in Shameless and snogging David Threlfall. Host: Ingram Noble Guest: Phil Hill-Pearson Producers: Heather Spiden & Ingram Noble Links: Ingram's Instagram & Twitter: @ingramnoble Drama School Dropout Patreon: www.patreon.com/dramaschooldropout This Is Where We Get Off Tickets: www.hiproductions.co.uk

Guest Preacher- Rev. Dr. Phil Hill Gospel Reading- Matthew 22:35-40

Not so long ago, distance learning was mostly seen as a futuristic experiment in education. Then all instruction moved online. Where are we now, and where are we going? Amy and Mike invited ed-tech consultant Phil Hill to assess the state of distance learning in higher education. What are five things you will learn in this episode? How can the transition from all in-person to at least partially distance learning in education be described? Is online instruction synonymous with for-profit in higher education? Is distance learning in higher education the same as online K-12 instruction? Has modern distance learning efficacy really improved much? What should future students expect as far as online classes go?     MEET OUR GUEST Phil Hill (@PhilOnEdTech) is Publisher of the PhilOnEdTech blog and Partner at MindWires, LLC. As a market analyst, Phil has analyzed the growth of technology-enabled change for educational institutions, uncovering and describing the major trends and implications for the broader market. His unique graphics and visual presentations have been widely used in the industry. As an independent consultant, Phil helps educational institutions, technology and content vendors, and investors as they consider and implement new initiatives. Phil's clients have included Western Governors University, California Community College System, UCLA, Bournemouth University, Lumen Learning, Coursera, multiple investment firms, and others. Previously Phil was an independent consultant through HBO Systems and Delta Initiative. In addition to PhilOnEdTech, Phil has also written for EDUCAUSE Review, EdSurge, Inside Higher Ed, and the Washington Post. He has been also been interviewed and quoted at National Public Radio, Inside Higher Ed, the Chronicle of Higher Education, the New York Times, Buzzfeed Education, and Washington Business Journal. Find Phil at https://philonedtech.com/ or phil@mindwires.com. LINKS More than 50% of US Higher Ed students took at least one online course in 2019-20 RELATED EPISODES TECHNOLOGY AS AN ENABLER IN EDUCATION MAKING ONLINE TUTORING MATTER MORE EDTECH IN 2021: SEPARATING FADS FROM SUSTAINABLE CHANGES ABOUT THIS PODCAST Tests and the Rest is THE college admissions industry podcast. Explore all of our episodes on the show page.

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An den vergangenen zwei Wochenenden waren mit Christopher Rink, Joel Sturm, Phil Hill, Niklas Krütten, Jody Fannin und Kevin Wambach gleich sechs unserer NRingInfo Supporter in verschiedenen Rennserien unterwegs. Alles wichtige zu ihren Rennwochenenden hört ihr hier!

Much has been written in the last year examining whether we are at a crossroads in higher education. How has the pandemic contributed to a re-envisioning of higher ed, and will pandemic-fueled change last? In this episode, Phil Hill and Kevin Kelly of MindWires and the PhilOnEdTech blog share what the future of higher education might look like, the role technology plays, and lessons we have learned from our year of pandemic learning.

In der heutigen Folge des NRingInfo Supporter Magazins hört Ihr wieder wie es unseren Supportern in den letzten beiden Wochen in der NLS, DMV BMW 318ti Cup und der ADAC GT4 Germany ergangen ist. Mit dabei sind Christopher, Niklas Kruetten, sowie Phil Hill und Maximilian Saar. Wir wünschen euch viel Spaß beim lesen und reinhören.

This podcast episode titled Keeper Of The Greens is an interview with Superintendent Phil Hill from magnificent Barnbougle in Tasmania. We chat about his greenkeeping career and how he became Superintendent at Barnbougle and also discuss specifically what makes Barnbougle so unique as a golf experience. Places and people mentioned in the podcast: Barnbougle

In den vergangenen zwei Wochen waren unsere NRingInfo Supporter wieder zahlreich unterwegs. In der neuen Folge unseres Supporter Magazin sprechen wir deswegen über die vergangenen Rennwochenenden von Christopher Rink, Niklas Krütten, Kevin Wambach, Phil Hill, Jody Fannin und Maximilian Saar. Viel Spaß!

Exactly sixty years ago, Phil Hill became the first American to win the Formula 1 World Championship after triumphing for Ferrari in the 1961 Italian Grand Prix at Monza. But that moment of monumental personal achievement was extraordinarily bittersweet, with team mate and title rival Wolfgang von Trips losing his life, along with scores of spectators, in the very same race. In this special episode of Beyond The Grid, Phil's son Derek Hill tells Tom Clarkson how his father coped with both the win and the loss. He also describes in vivid detail his father's beginnings as a mechanic and hot rod enthusiast in California, and how that led, via sportscar racing in the US, to an invitation to race in Europe for Enzo Ferrari. With fascinating insights into his father's unique character, struggles with self-esteem and driving style, this is Phil Hill's extraordinary F1 story.

Join Kevin McLemore in a conversation with Candi Perry- The Security Lady and Phil Hill. Both of them are experts in the various areas of security and personal protection. Together they have over 65 years of experience through a combination of law enforcement, electronic security, as well as a vast amount of product knowledge when it comes to security systems and keeping people safe. At RMK Productions, we bring you real uncut stories and conversations with the mission to Inspire, Inform, Educate, and Entertain. Subscribe to our youtube channel and hit the bell icon as we bring you more inspirational real-life stories.

In 1961, Ferrari entered the mid-engine era of Formula One cars. They were a little late to the game but the Tipo 156 vindicated itself in dramatic fashion, with Phil Hill winning the Driver's Championship that year. But once the 156 was done on the circuit, Ferrari destroyed every chassis… eight in total.And yet dreams do persist.Brandon Hegedus is a car builder from Calgary Canada who singlehandedly built a stunning 1962 iteration of the  Ferrari Tipo 156  in his garage. In this episode, Brandon walks us through the history of the Tipo 156 and what it took to replicate this legendary car.SUPPORT OUR SPONSOR:https://www.modelcitizendiecast.comSUPPORT THE POD:https://www.buymeacoffee.com/hpheritageFind us on the web athttps://horsepowerheritage.com

In this weeks episode, Wesley has a special guest that was a friend of the only American-born driver to win the Formula One World Drivers' Championship!

Ron Love, 1987 Pro World Champion, is the guest this week on the Bodybuilding Legends Podcast. Ron talks about how he started bodybuilding after being shot on the job as a Detroit Police Officer, competing on the local level in Michigan, winning the NPC Jr. USA and the heavyweight class at the NPC Nationals in 1985 and his extensive career as a pro bodybuilder during the 1980's. At the end of the interview, host John Hansen reads an article from the December, 1986 issue of Muscle & Fitness Magazine "Labrada Wins the Night of the Champs" written by Bill Reynolds. Time Stamps: 6:50 - The Audio Book version of Bodybuilding Heroes and Legends: Vol. One 8:38 - Emails from last week's show 18:30 - Ron Love Interview 26:00 - Ron's first bodybuilding contest 30:15 - Why Ron became a police officer 36:50 - Winning the 1985 NPC Jr. USA 37:38 - Meeting Rachel McLish 40:22 - Training with Samir Bannout in Michigan 42:45 - Winning the heavyweight class at the 1985 NPC Nationals 45:10 - Losing the 1985 IFBB Mr. Universe in Sweden 48:10 - Competing against Lee Labrada at the 1986 NIght of the Champions 49:21 - Getting Lenda Murray into bodybuilding 53:12 - The 1987 Night of the Champions 54:20 - Competing in the 1991 Mr. Olympia 56:55 - Training with control 58:10 - Tearing his quadriceps muscles 1:00:10 - Ron's fight with Phil Hill in 1989 1:05:00 - Ron's long pro career 1:06:10 - Ron's thoughts on the people he met during his bodybuilding career 1:17:10 - John reads the article "Labrada Wins the Night of Champs" written by Bill Reynolds from the December, 1986 issue of Muscle & Fitness Magazine. John Hansen Fitness website Bodybuilding Legends Show website Support the Podcast on Patreon John's YouTube Channel John's Instagram Page John's Facebook Page

Jerry Brainum, Tom Terwilliger and Phil Williams are the guests on the Bodybuilding Legends Podcast to discuss which of the Golden Age Bodybuilders (1960's - 1980's) looks the best in the Mandatory Poses. In Part One of the interview, Jerry, Tom, Phil and John look at the Front Double Biceps, the Front Lat Spread, the Side Chest and the Side Triceps poses and pick their favorite bodybuilder for each pose. Time Stamps: 4:11 - Happy Mothers Day to all the mothers 4:40 - John reads this week's emails 25:39 - Upcoming contests and events in 2021 26:53 - Start of interview with Jerry Brainum, Tom Terwilliger and Phil Williams, Part One 28:22 - Who had the best Front Double Biceps pose? 30:19 - Did Samir look the best in the Front Double Biceps? 31:47 - Boyer Coe's outstanding arm separation 32:32 - Robby's great Front Double Biceps 34:30 - How did Sergio look in the Front Double Biceps? 36:22 - Lee Haney vs Robby in the Front Double Biceps 36:59 - Phil Hill's freaky physique 40:39 - Vince Taylor's pro career 42:52 - Eduardo Kawak's great physique 45:47 - Mike Mentzer's front double biceps 47:30 - The popularity of the Vacuum Pose 49:22 - The guys vote on the Front Double Biceps Pose 50:52 - Who looked the best in the Front Lat Spread? 51:45 - Brian Buchanan's incredible Front Lat Spread 57:00 - Lee Haney's Front Lat Spread 58:35 - How does Franco rate in the Front Lat Spread? 59:32 - Arnold's Front Lat Spread 59:55 - Sergio Oliva's Front Lat Spread 1:01:53 - The vote for the Best Front Lat Spread 1:04:56 - Who had the Best Side Chest? 1:05:23 - Robby's version of the Side Chest Pose 1:05:55 - Francis Benfatto's Side Chest 1:06:48 - Gary Strydom's Side Chest shot 1:07:24 - Tom Terwilliger's Side Chest and Front Double Biceps pose 1:08:12 - Lou Ferrigno's great physique in the 1980's 1:08:52 - Arnold would shrink in between contests 1:09:24 - Serge Nubret's beautiful physique 1:10:42 - The vote for the Best Side Chest Pose 1:11:52 - Who Had the Best Side Triceps? 1:12:45 - Arnold's Side Triceps Pose 1:13:15 - Samir's cross striations on his triceps 1:13:35 - Bill Pearl's massive triceps 1:14:26 - Rick Valente's freaky triceps 1:15:20 - Makkawy's great Side Triceps pose 1:16:00 - Lee Labrada's Side Triceps 1:16:42 - The Side Triceps Pose was one of Chris Dickerson's best poses 1:17:12 - Zane's aesthetic Side Triceps Pose 1:17:47 - The mechanics of hitting the Side Triceps Pose 1:20:17 - Chuck Sipes impressive physique 1:22:13 - Steve Michalik's suicide 1:26:15 - Can you look your best ever over 50 while being natural? 1:28:40 - Rory Leidelmeyer's Side Tricep Pose 1:30:12 - Moses Maldonado's great physique 1:34:44 - The vote for the Best Side Triceps Pose John Hansen Fitness Bodybuilding Legends website Support the Podcast on Patreon John's YouTube Channel Bodybuilding Legends on Instagram John's Instagram Page John's Facebook Page Bodybuilding Legends Page on Facebook  

Welcome to Over the Rainbow, an LGBTQ+ podcast dedicated to queer education and queer representation. Hosted by Rachel Keighley (she/her).   Episode 21: Trans visibility, gender dysphoria and LGBTQ+ education with Phil Hill (they/them)   Phil is a trans, genderqueer and mental health activist who uses their social media platform to talk about all things gender and mental health in a raw and open way. They are also writing a book to make the workplace more inclusive to trans people, so do keep an eye out for that.   In today’s episode Phil and I talk about trans visibility. We discuss the difficulties of growing up in a cis-gendered, binary world and how a lack of trans visibility can limit your exploration of your gender when you can’t see yourself.   We answer the questions of how you can navigate the world without this representation, and what effects this lack of representation has on young people?   From there we talk about the importance of LGBTQ+ education from a young age and engaging with trans folk to understand their lived experiences, what it means to be trans, and what gender dysphoria is.   More information on Phil: @phil.hill.talks https://www.instagram.com/phil.hill.talks/ My Identity and the pandemic blog: https://www.fumble.org.uk/blog-my-identity-and-the-pandemic/ Tik Tok: @philhilltalks   Information, support and resources: Mermaids UK: https://mermaidsuk.org.uk Munroe Bergdorf @Munroebergdorf https://www.instagram.com/munroebergdorf/ The Proud Trust: https://www.theproudtrust.org   More information on this podcast: Instagram: @_overtherainbowpodcasthttps://www.instagram.com/_overtherainbowpodcast/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/overtherainbowpodcast13 Twitter: @overrainbowpodhttps://twitter.com/overrainbowpod Clubhouse: @rachelkeighley Reading the Rainbow book club: https://www.facebook.com/groups/readingtherainbow   Music: Find Your Way Beat by Nana Kwabena

JEFF STERNS CONNECTED THROUGH CARS   please SUBSCRIBE, LIKE, COMMENT and SHARE! (thank you!) 1:05​ Don on riding in a Le Mans racecar with Derek Bell "we, we missed the apex, and I'm, you know, I've done enough driving on track to know the line and you know, how to drive the car and where we should have been. And I could see that we missed it. And I looked over at him instinctively. And he looked over at me, and he, and this is while he's managing the car close to 100 miles an hour in a corner. He looked over at me and said, 'How much do you weigh?' And I answered him, and he kind of it calculated in his brain. And he said, 'Ah, I understand now'. And he corrected, he corrected the slide, we were sliding away from the apex." 4:06​ Don reminisces who he has met, been around, ate with: Phil Hill, Carroll Shelby, Rubens Barrichello, Michael Schumacher, Ayrton Senna Gerhard Berger, Johnny Herbert Mario Andretti, Nigel Mansell. 8:24​ Ducati is therapy. 11:48​ Don was at Frankfurt Auto show with Ferrari when 9/11 happened. Jeff was in a Cadillac, Land-Rover Rolls, Bentley, Lotus showroom. 13:50​ (the night of 9/11) Don: The president of Ferrari sitting next to Giorgio Djaro, the designer, and Pininfarina, who are two of the greatest Italian designers of design, most of the Maseratis and Ferraris that have ever been created. And there's these two guys sitting at the table next to me having dinner. While all this surreal news is coming over about New York. So I was staying in Modena in a hotel. And the only channel that was in English was CNN. So I was watching, you know, from, I'd get back after dinner every night, and I'd flip the TV on and watch CNN for four or five hours until the wee hours of the morning, just to try to stay on top of what was going on back home. And I was in Italy, in Italy for three weeks. So it was it was crazy. And when I came back, I remember in the in the car ride back, passing, you know, passing the city coming back from Newark Airport, you could still see the smoldering coming from the city that that many weeks later, and it was just so heartbreaking. 17:15​ Jeff: you know, kept me out of college? 20:25​ Don on travel: Geneva, Frankfurt & Paris for the Auto Shows, And car factories are fascinating: Detroit, Pontiac,Van Nuys, Lotus, Bentley, McLaren, Ferrari and Maserati. 21:27​ Finland-ice driving on a frozen lake. 23:22​ the Scandinavian Flick. 25:53​ Don on driving Bugatti Veyron. 26:48​ the best advice Don has ever given someone. 30:55​ Jeff reveals how he wants to die.

Ryan Arciero is one of the most accomplished off-road racers in its history. A trophy truck racer, he's won the Baja 1000, Nevada 2000, and many more over decades of racing. Son of Off-road Hall of Famer Frank Arciero, Jr., hjis family has been in auto racing for nearly 70 years and has helped launch the careers of racers like Dan Gurney, Al & Bobby Unser, Michael Andretti, Phil Hill, Max Papas, and many more. This episode we talk about his career, his family, and what it's like to drive 160 miles an hour over dirt!

This week Phil Hill joins me for 138. Misfits and Teen Idols... its a great one! Also, new tunage from the 99ers. Check it out! 

Welcome to The Real Life Buyer.In this episode I am extremely pleased to interview IT Purchasing professional Phil Hill.ABOUT PHILPhil has been a Purchasing professional for many years and is a specialist in IT procurement. His career has enabled him to have gathered substantial experience of the procurement of IT systems, software and hardware and brought him in direct contact with many large corporates and technology specialists.ABOUT THE HOSTMy name is David Barr.I have been working as a Purchasing Manager for over 20 years and have had the joy of working in various manufacturing industries throughout this time.I have signed contracts for many millions of pounds Sterling over these years across a range including, but not limited to Capital Equipment; Recruitment services; Finished, semi finished and raw products including castings, machined parts, fabricated parts, moulded parts, rolled and extruded products; PPE; Carriage and Logistics services; Printed books and boxes; Gaming materials; Contractor Services including building, plumbing, roofing, AC, maintenance etc.I am passionate about saving money, buying quality goods and services, developing positive and effective working relationships with suppliers and colleagues and driving improvement through out the supply chain.Now I wish to share this knowledge and that of highly skilled and competent people with you, the listener, in order that you may hopefully benefit from this information.CONTACT ME, The Real Life Buyer @Website: www.thereallifebuyer.co.ukEmail: david@thereallifebuyer.co.ukFind and Follow me @reallifebuyer on Facebook, Instagram and TwitterDisclaimerThe views, information, or opinions expressed during this podcast are those solely of the host and guest(s) involved and do not reflect the views of any other individual or company. This podcast does not constitute professional advice or services. We do not make any warranties about the completeness, reliability and accuracy of this information. Any action you take upon the information is strictly at your own risk and we will not be liable for any losses or damages in connection with any information provided.

In this episode, Ganna Pogrebna and Patrick Henz analyze the life and career of the Formula 1 champion and three times Le Mans winner Phil Hill. A fascinating character, not only on the track but also outside the track (considering his professional attitude, and weighted risk taking approach). --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Graham Hill, Jim Clark, Jack Brabham, Bruce McLaren or Phil Hill? 1962 Formula 1 Championship included many talented drivers, but only one could take the title… Ganna Pogrebna and Patrick Henz discuss the Formula 1-season, including races, drivers, cars, behavior and legacy. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In der heutigen Sonderausgabe des NRingInfo News Podcasts blicken wir ausführlich auf das 24 Stunden Rennen vom vergangenen Wochenende zurück. Dabei geben wir einen Überblick über das Gesamtgeschehen und gehen auf jede Klasse ein. Mit dabei: Oliver Frisse, Phil Hill und Moritz Oberheim. Viel Spaß!

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Click the Title to Play or Download. This special COVID-Converted Edition audio and video podcast series is in response to the impact of COVID-19 on the way we live, learn, and work. Teachers all over the world have been thrown into teaching their "COVID-Converted" courses online. This series will focus on moving from this emergency remote teaching and learning to more thoughtfully prepared online learning experiences.This episode is an interview with Phil Hill, Publisher of PhilOnEdTech, and Partner at MindWires Consulting. We discuss podcasting, especially his new PhilOnEdTech Podcast, and the Covid-fueled hybridization of Higher Ed. We cover:His backgroundWhy he decided to start podcasting nowWhat he covers on his blog and podcastHis thoughts about the Fall TermHigher Ed herd mentalityEmergency remote teaching/learning using Zoom Importance of instructional designStudent tolerance for learning onlineLinksCOVID-CONVERTED EDITION #2 on YouTubeRPP #176: The Future of Learning Platforms by Phil HillPhilOnEdTech PodcastCleanfeed - audio recordingGarageband - sound editingSonics.ai - transcription servicePodsafe music selectionLoving Hank by Debbie Poryes Trio - Jazz Pianist, Composer, Teacher & VocalistDuration: 40:22

Derek Hill tells Jay and Dean great stories about racing in the Long Beach Grand Prix, being a stunt driver for the film "Ford v. Ferrari," and his father, Formula One racing legend Phil Hill.

This week's bonusode has some outtakes from a few of our favorite guests... Joe Queer, Ben Weasel and Phil Hill! We also do some Mad Libs! Check it out! So Cool!

Mark Steigerwald is the Executive Director at the California Automobile Museum in Sacramento, California. Their mission is to preserve, exhibit, and teach the story of the automobile and its influence on our lives. After graduate school, Mark interned at the International Motor Racing Research Center where he became their Director. Along the way, he got to meet fascinating and generous people associated with all facets of the racing world including Dan Gurney, Phil Hill, Vic Elford, Sam Posey, Rusty Wallace, and many others. I have had the experience of visiting the California Automobile Museum and it is a very special place. Regular listeners will recall the museum’s Curator Carly Starr was a past guest on Cars Yeah.

Your browser does not support the audio element. Click the Title to Play or DownloadThis special audio podcast is a recording of a Panel Discussion at the USciences eLearning 3.0 Conference on Tuesday, May 14, 2019, at the University of the Sciences in Philadelphia. Our Keynote speaker, Phil Hill, was the moderator. The Panel consists of Kenneth Chapman (D2L), Ryan McDonald (Blackboard), and Ben Moriarty (Strut Learning). You will hear reference to Glisser, the tool we use to solicit audience questions. These questions were asked:What will be the most different about the LMS in 5 years?What will not change in the LMS after 5 years?Will the instructional designer be more important than the instructor?What hasn't worked regarding the effort to have data inform the LMS experience?What about the "dark underbelly" of data, privacy, and misuse of data?What hasn't worked with student personalization, and what will the future bring?Do the needs of accreditation conflict with student personalization?What will be the impact of blockchain, voice control, and machine learning?What are the biggest hurdles to adopting a new LMS?How do you deal with shortened student attention span?LinksPhil Hill, ModeratorBiographies of PanelistsGlisser Audience Engagement SystemPodsafe Music Selection"Stress" (song and flash animation) by highly caffeinated Jim Infantino of the band, Jim's Big Ego.Duration: 53:12

Your browser does not support the audio element. Click the Title to Play or DownloadThis is a special audio and video podcast of Phil Hill's Keynote, entitled The Future of Learning Platforms. Phil Hill is Publisher of the PhilOnEdTech Blog and Partner at MindWires, LLC. As a market analyst, Phil has analyzed the growth of technology-enabled change for educational institutions. Phil gave this Keynote at the USciences eLearning 3.0 Conference on Tuesday, May 14, 2019, at the University of the Sciences in Philadelphia. Phil discusses:LMS market sharePhil Hill's Keynote at USciencesLMS as a walled garden The chasm between visionaries and pragmatistsTransformation of MOOCsNew platform designsMoving beyond the digitization of traditional classroomsPersonalized learningMachine learning and student dataLinksPhilOnEdTech BlogMindWires, LLCPresentation SlidesPodsafe Music SelectionThere's nothing impossible by Deus, a techno-classical musician from the Ivory Coast.Duration: 50:52

Terry Karges is the Executive Director at the Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles.  In this episode, Terry shares what to expect moving forward with the museum, how, as a kid, moving from Illinois to Southern California put him right into a culture he loved and what it was like listening to racing legends like Phil Hill, Dan Gurney, and Lothar Motschenbacher swap stories at Riverside Raceway.

Today's episode is all about 2003's, How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days starring the radiant Kate Hudson and Matthew 'why is he considered hot again?' McConaughey. Emily chats with Phil Hill about that yellow dress, frosting oneself, and little hard butts!

This week we discuss I Love You, Man starring hottie Paul Rudd and Jason Segel. Phil Hill is back to chat about man dates, being awkward, and the perfection that is Rashida Jones.

We're back after a hiatus to talk 2005's 'Date Doctor' romcom, Hitch. Starring everyones fave Will Smith, Emily and guest-host Phil Hill talk bad dates, casual misogyny, and drink whiskey gingers!

In this episode, we hear from Christopher Parrish, senior vice president and portfolio general manager at 2U. 2U is what’s sometimes known as an online program management, or OPM, provider. OPM providers are for-profit companies that partner with non-profit universities to develop, launch, and sustain online degree programs, especially graduate and professional programs. In this interview, John Sloop, Vanderbilt’s associate provost for education development and technologies, talks with Chris Parrish from 2U about 2U’s model for online education, why 2U’s standard university partnership is a ten-year commitment, and where Chris Parrish sees online education going in the next decade. John also gets one of the most surprising answers to our closing question we’ve had yet. You’ll find this interview a lively one! Links • Christopher Parrish’s LinkedIn page, https://www.linkedin.com/in/christopher-parrish-047a50a/ • @c_parrish8 on Twitter, https://twitter.com/c_parrish8 • Phil Hill’s spring 2018 overview of the online program management (OPM) landscape, https://mfeldstein.com/online-program-management-market-landscape-s2018/ • Leading Lines Episode 20: Andrew Van Schaack, Catherine Loss, and Paul Speer, http://leadinglinespod.com/episodes/episode-020-andrew-van-schaack-catherine-loss-paul-speer/

Derek Hill has a long history with cars. He is the son of America’s first Formula 1 World Driving Champion, Phil Hill, and he is the current Master of Ceremonies for the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance which he has attended since birth. Like his father, Derek initially pursued a career in motorsports, earning class wins at the 24 Hours of Daytona and the 12 Hours of Sebring, as well as many other races. He has also pursued historic racing at the Goodwood Revival and Monterey Reunion. Derek was kind enough to show up in a family owned Pierce Arrow that was used most recently to take him and his wife on their first drive as a newly married couple. The trip through the Malibu Canyon was certainly not what Derek expected but he did very much enjoy it, and we hope you enjoy it too!

Steve Dawson has been an accomplished professional photographer for over 30 years. He is the youngest person to be awarded the Professional Photographer of America Master of Photography Degree. He’s photographed numerous celebrities and shot for most of the biggest corporations in the world. However it is Steve’s passion for motorsports and automobiles that brings him to Cars Yeah today. For over 32 years he’s shot Formula One, CART, ISMA, Indy Car, World Sports Car, American Le Mans, Goodwood Revival, Laguna Seca Historic Races, and many other venues. His work hangs in the homes of private collectors around the world and has been featured in magazines and books. It was his 30 year friendship with Phil Hill that led him to collaborate with author Doug Nye and Phil’s son Derek Hill to create the book Inside Track, a spectacular autobiography of Phil’s life racing and his photography.

Are You Committed to Be A Lifetime Learner In The Automotive Aftermarket? Learn Why It Must Be Your Most Important Goal. Chris Chesney grew up on a farm in North Central KS and was immersed in mechanical things early in his life. His mother died when Chris was 5, so he was his father’s primary helper. Chris was driving a tractor while pulling a feed wagon next to a field cutter when he was 6. He couldn’t reach the pedals so his dad would put the tractor in low gear and then give him the sign to hit the starter button and off they would go. Chris would gauge the speed of the cutter to allow him to fill the wagon. At the end of the row, his Dad gave him the sign and Chris shut off the tractor. His Dad would then turn the whole mess around and they’d go again. That same year was the moment that tied Chris to this industry and he remembers it like it was yesterday. He was standing in a Ben Franklin store in Natoma, KS and saw a Road & Track magazine on the rack with a picture of Phil Hill in a Ferrari F1 car and his heart jumped! From that moment to today Chris has been in love with the automobile and as a result of his passion he has been a member of the service industry since his first job, other than working on the farm, at Shorty’s Amoco in Stockton KS. Chesney held every position from tire buster to master technician, from service advisor to shop owner. He has been training technicians and shop owners for 30 years. Chris started his training business, DTEC, in Denver in 1994 where he trained over a thousand techs in the art of transient emissions diagnostics. Chris was consulted early on at the beginning of CARQUEST Technical Institute (CTI) and ultimately sold his business and moved to Raleigh NC to lead CTI. He still gets up every morning with the same passion he’s had since that day in Natoma because he says, this industry is made up of some of the finest people on this planet. They work so hard every day to service their customers and communities. Many are very successful, but many are not. Our industry is rapidly changing, and all members of our industry are stressed with the onslaught of technology, the aging workforce and shortage of skilled labor. Chris’s passion today continues to be leading the very best team of instructors and developers as he helps bring education solutions to the market. Chris made a commitment to get involved in helping bring the industry together in an effort to find long-term solutions to the issues we all face. He currently serves as Board Chair of the ASE Training Managers Council and a board member of the National Automotive Service Task Force where he works with his peers to create real solutions that our industry needs. Key Talking Points and Take-A-Ways: In the early days, Chris had a design to be an engineer for one of the big three. But realized he loved working on cars. He has a passion for how things work. Chris would go to Indy with one of his mentors Harley Veers who served as the Bear team lead at the Indianapolis 500. He spent his days in gasoline alley with Harley. That was a big influence on Chris because he can’t get enough of technology. He went with Harley to the first ever ASE test and realized then that the industry wanted to keep the government out of our business by certifying as an industry. Chris was a Snap-On dealer and also worked for Sun Electric selling scopes. In some classrooms today we do myth busting to explain the ‘truth’ and how things really work to help technicians with diagnostics strategies and success. Getting to the truth today. Example. A tier one engineering company builds an ADAS system for an OEM the code and the OEM. The OEM may shortcut the system and does not implement the technology how the tier one supplier intended. The relationship breaks apart. The tier one supplier says they will not support it. They are at odds with each other. The...

Derek Hill, a Santa Monica native, comes from an automotive family that has left their marks around the world. He is the son of Phil Hill, America’s first World Champion in Formula 1. Derek pursued a career in motorsports for over 10 years, taking class wins in the Daytona 24 Hours, Sebring 12 Hours, and many other driving for the factory BMW M3 Team. Today Derek is active in vintage racing and is a judge and MC at the Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance. Derek, along with award-winning motor racing historian and author Doug Nye, and American photographer Steve Dawson, have created and published an exceptional new biographical book titled Inside Track that chronicles his father Phil Hill’s racing career and features hundreds of his father’s color photographs. This massive book has been a ten-year collaboration and is now available for enthusiast to enjoy.

Beating Around the Bush is focusing on the Charters Towers region of North Queensland.Rural Business Collective champions the small businesses and entrepreneurs of rural Australia, so we thought it would be fun to take ‘economic pulse’ of some of its regions, starting in the North.Jayne Cuddihy spoke to Phil Hill-Warner, a former president of the local Chamber of Commerce and Mines who owns Rural Mechanical Repairs, Ben North from the Hollimans Group – an employer of 60 people through six local business arms, and entrepreneur Bernie Kruger, who takes change in his stride. He owns Bits for Cars, but is trialling new technology for the agricultural sector with mind to diversifying.  All three agree that it’s a strong economic region, but the strength has switched from the mining sector, to the agricultural.Phil Hill-Warner says while the community is resilient, not enough is done to educate people on the economic issues and how attitude and buying choices effect everyone.He said a lot of positive outcomes came out of an incubator program run by marketing guru Mellissah Smith a few years ago.https://www.marketingeye.com.au/marketing-blog/entrepreneurship/why-a-melbourne-company-is-setting-up-an-incubator-in-rural-queensland.htmlIncluding Koorca, a crime prevention app designed and built by two cattlemen.

Tod Mesirow is the owner of Robot Body Inc. He has worked on many of televisions top automotive shows throughout his career. It all started when he was asked to film Phil Hill driving a Ferrari 330 TRI/LM for RM Auctions. He was on Monster Garage for the last 54 of their 86 episodes. He produced “the lost pilot” of Top Gear, hosted by Adam Carolla. He worked on Overhaulin’, the Ultimate Car Build Off, Mytbusters, Joe Rogan Questions Everything, and Richard Hammond’s Crash course. Today he talks about cars on the Los Angeles NPR member station KCRW. Tod is executive producing Season 14 of the Velocity/Discovery International hit series Wheeler Dealer with past Cars Yeah guest Mike Brewer. Tod is also a contributing writer on The Review Garage website where they rate the best and worst in cars, trucks, motorcycles, tools, and accessories.

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A proud Derek Hill talks the restoration of his faher Phil Hill's Ferarri Sharknose, the car he drove battling with Ferrari team mate Wolfgang Von Trips and what it means to be taking it up the Goodwood hillclimb

About Episode 26: For online education to remain relevant and viable, we must give attention to the voices of our students. In this episode, Kelvin and Tom are joined by UCF student Alex deCurnou who shares his story of being an online student at three different institutions. Download Transcript [PDF, RTF] Meet Alex deCurnou, a UCF college student plucked from his natural habitat for this episode of TOPcast. Episode 26 Show Notes: Episode Synopsis via Twitter View complete list of episode highlights via Twitter Coffee Links Coffee Profile: Ethiopia Sidamo (featured in this episode) Axum Coffee Roasting Content Links Alex deCurnou’s Online Profile Standard “Student Panel” Questions from UCF WCET14 Student Panel: What do students think of online education? [Curated by Phil Hill on the e-Literate Blog] Video Recordings: Student Testimonial Videos (from UCF’s Knights Online) "Complete Florida" (inter-institutional online programs for adults with “some college, no degree”)

Jay Leno currently hosts the popular show Jay Leno's Garage on CNBC. Car and Driver editor Aaron Robinson recently sat down with him at his Burbank Garage where Jay stores his impressive collection of about 170 cars and 150 motorcycles. The comedy legend and car enthusiast discussed doing oil changes in college, the advice he once got from F1 legend Phil Hill, plus, you'll hear a pretty great Arnold Schwarzenegger impersonation. 

Pete Biro is a photographer and journalist whose 50 plus year career started when Road & Track magazine asked him to supply them with a story on the Barneson Special, a custom-made sports car. The iconic David E. Davis Jr. discovered Pete’s work and gave him assignments for Car and Driver magazines. Pete and David traveled the world covering races including Le Mans, Grand Prix’s, and most major races and he shot for Sports Illustrated, Time, Life and many others. He met and became friends with many of the great drivers including: Dan Gurney, Phil Hill, Bruce Mclaren, Denny Hulme, Jackie Stewart, A.J. Foyt, Richard Petty and many others. He worked for Dan Gurney as a public relations guy during the time Bobby Unser won the Indy 500. His latest endeavor is supplying photos for the new book Can-Am 50th Anniversary collaborating with author George Levy.

Derek Hill, a Santa Monica native, comes from an automotive family that has left their marks around the world. He is the son of America’s first World Driving Champion, Phil Hill. Derek is most recently known for his work as a precision driver/actor in GM’s launch of Cadillac’s new ATS. Derek pursued a career in motorsports for over ten years, taking class wins in the Daytona 24 Hours, Sebring 12 Hours, and many others driving for the factory BMW M3 team. He’s working on a film documentary about his father’s life and is a judge and MC at the Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance where his father won years ago. He’s an active vintage racer participating in the Le Mans Classics, Goodwood Revival, and the Rolex Monterey Motorsports Reunion.

Glenn Vaugn has been in the automotive restoration business for decades. He’s worked with thousands of clients on a wide variety of automobiles and much of his work has been displayed on concours lawns around the world. You’ll recognize his name from the famous Hill & Vaugn restoration business and a partnership and friendship his father Ken had with Phil Hill. Yes, that Phil Hill, the F1 Champion.

Denise McCluggage is a legend in the automotive world. She is a race car driver, a journalist, an author, a photographer, and a honorary judge at Pebble Beach, Amelia Island and the Santa Fe Concorso. She embarked upon a racing career in the late 50s and took part in many international sports car races. Her co-competitors include: Juan Manuel Fangio, Sir Stirling Moss, Phil Hill and many others. She’s won at numerous races around the world and driven many outstanding race cars. Her trademark white with black polka dot helmet was a standout on tracks around the world. She’s an award winning journalist, writer and photographer. Denise holds the Ken W. Purdy Award for Excellence in Automotive Journalism and the Dean Bachelor Lifetime Achievement Award and was the first journalist to be inducted into the Automotive Hall of Fame. Her adventurous spirit and zest for life are magical.

Racecar driver Derek Hill sits down with Chris and A.J. to talk about growing up with his father Phil Hill, his own established racing career, driving vintage cars and shooting commercials for Cadillac.

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Phil Daniels is joined by Ceri Levy and Andy Saunders to discuss the win against West Ham, Jose Mourinho's new haircut and whether our midfield needs more steel. We're also arguing over World Cup odds and pouring over Phil's latest find from the library. Free £20 bet - Paddypower.com/thechels Produced by Mike Leigh and Paul Myers A Playback Media Production chelseapodcast.net

Captain Steven Goertzen spoke from the Steelers dressing room post game (with the help of Rob Sirianni) following the Steelers win in Coventry. Goertzen and Jeff Legue had new linemates tonight in Phil Hill and Aaron Nell.

For years our colleges and universities were laggards in the adoption of new technologies to improve both learning outcomes and the administrative experience. Now, however, it's becoming increasingly clear that colleges and universities are innovating in ways that we never imagined. Before students even set foot on campus they get a glimpse into this innovation through exciting virtual campus tours and the more mundane but nevertheless timesaving ability to apply online. Once they arrive they discover a transformed classroom experience, online course management, and a variety of delivery modalities ranging from the traditional to completely online. In today's discussion we'll see that these innovations are just the tip of the iceberg. We are privileged to discuss this future with Lev Gonick, Vice President for Information Technology Services and CIO at Case Western Reserve University and Phil Hill, executive vice president at Delta Initiative, has been consulting to higher education customers for the past 10 years.