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This week, Misha chats with Robert Hawkins, Assistant Professor of Linguistics at Stanford University. Robert directs the Social Interaction Lab where he studies the cognitive mechanisms that enable human communication and collaboration. His interdisciplinary work combines interactive experiments with computational models to uncover how people flexibly coordinate with one another.In this episode, we discuss his recent paper on communication in reference games, exploring how lexical search and social reasoning work together when we try to help others understand what we're talking about. They also dive into Robert's academic journey, his vision for the Social Interaction Lab, and how he successfully navigates the interdisciplinary landscape of cognitive science.If you found this episode interesting, subscribe to our Substack and consider leaving us a good rating! It just takes a second, but it will allow us to reach more people and excite them about psychology.Links: Robert's paper on lexical search and social reasoning: https://psycnet.apa.org/fulltext/2026-03739-001.html Robert's website: https://rdhawkins.com/ Robert's Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/rdhawkins.bsky.social Misha's website: https://www.mishaokeeffe.com/ Podcast Twitter: @StanfordPsyPod Podcast Bluesky: @stanfordpsypod.bsky.socialPodcast Substack: https://stanfordpsypod.substack.com/ Let us know what you think of this episode or the podcast! :) stanfordpsychpodcast@gmail.com
After 347 episodes it would be easy to assume there aren't many "firsts" left for the Good Brothers when it comes to the DCAU but leave it to an episode featuring real life NBA stars to help usher in some new infamy! This week, the hosts review "Hoop Squad" which features another of the many celebrity appearances on Static Shock but this time, the celebs are also superheroes? Join Liam and Cal on their journey of piecing together just why this episode may exist, why one of the guest stars has since been cancelled, slipping in of fake curse words in the music and what several of the creative minds behind this episode have said about it. Plus the hosts talk the curious choice of our stars not being played by their real-life counterparts, Robert Hawkins joining the Terrible Dads of the DCAU and much more on this historic episode of the DCAU Review!Please Consider Supporting the Podcast:Become a monthly or one time supporter of the pod at https://buymeacoffee.com/DCAUReviewSubscribe to the pod on Spotify or Apple Podcasts and please consider leaving us a 5-star reviewSubscribe to our new YouTube Channel Support the pod by picking up some merch at our shop https://dcaureview.myspreadshop.comFinal Scores:Plot: Cal: 0/10 – Liam: 0/10Visuals/Animation: Cal: 3/10 – Liam: 3/10Music: Cal: 3/10 – Liam: 2/10Voice Acting: Cal: 3/10 – Liam: 1/10Negative Bonus Point: Cal -2 (Making Robert Hawkins look bad, Corporate Synergy), Liam -2 (Terrible plot, Karl Malone)Final Tally: Cal: 7/40* – Liam: 5/40**Bad Episode Jar
In today's episode, we will explore how the World Bank and the Mastercard Foundation are joining efforts to tackle challenges and seize opportunities in Africa's evolving EdTech landscape, with a focus on engaging the broader ecosystem. Join us as we discuss the innovative and inspiring approaches across different countries to navigate this dynamic reality, guiding youth towards a better education and employment prospects. Robert Hawkins, Global Lead for Technology and Innovation in Education at the World Bank, speaks with Suraj Shah, Lead for Strategic Partnerships at the Center for Innovative Teaching and Learning at the Mastercard Foundation. Links: Learn more about the Mastercard Foundation Center for Innovative Teaching and Learning (the Centre): https://mastercardfdn.org/our-approach/ Learn more about the Mastercard Foundation EdTech Fellowship: https://mastercardfdn.org/all/centre-for-innovative-teaching-and-learning-in-ict/the-mastercard-foundation-edtech-fellowship-expands-to-five-additional-tech-hubs/ About the World Bank's partnership with the Mastercard Foundation: https://www.worldbank.org/en/programs/tes/partners Read our blog: https://blogs.worldbank.org/en/education/new-tertiary-education-and-skills-program-prepares-youth-and-adults-future-work-and A podcast produced by Lucía Blasco.
Embark on a revelatory journey with us as social entrepreneur Robert Hawkins joins the conversation to unravel the concealed practice of shadow banning. Together, we dissect how this form of censorship, often invisible to its victims, is molding our digital conversations and potentially narrowing the worldviews we're exposed to online. Our dialogue takes you behind the veil of online moderation, laying bare the silent war waged on free expression, and the resultant echo chambers that both left and right can find themselves trapped within.Wrestling with the complexities of the First Amendment in the realm of omnipotent social platforms, this episode probes the fine line between the right to speak and the power to silence. We confront the perplexing legal landscape that governs digital communication, pondering whether private entities have the right to exclude voices and how this shapes our online milieu. The finale of our exploration serves as a warning, highlighting the subtle yet profound impacts of shadow banning on community dialogue and the uphill battle content moderators face in their quest to curate the online space. We leave you not just with a deeper understanding but with practical insights on how to spot and challenge the silent mechanisms that could be shaping your digital experience. Tune in for a discourse that promises not just to inform but to transform your engagement with the ever-evolving world of social media.Learn more at www.removednews.com and www.reveddit.comGet a copy of The Conservative Gene: How Genetics Shape the Complex Morality of Conservatives at https://amzn.to/3wKePjhGet a copy of The Coddling of the American Mind at https://amzn.to/43lNfVTBuzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREEDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the showClick here and become an Insider and get a special shout-out on a future episode! Please leave a review on Apple Podcasts. Order your copy of "Cracking the Rich Code" today! Use code 'PODCAST' and get 20% off at checkout.Join The Rich Code Club and take your business and life to the next level! Click here. Are you a podcast host looking for a great guest or a guest looking for a great podcast? Join PodMatch! Click here.Host a live stream, record an episode, deliver a webinar, and stream it all to multiple social media platforms! Try StreamYard today for free! Click here.Record and edit your podcast episodes with the easiest-to-use drag-and-drop tools available! Try Alitu today! Click here. Join Innovation Women today! Click here.As an affiliate, I may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. ...
This week, Robert Hawkins and Justin Carfagnini of Bob Mitchell's Fly Shop have trouble recognizing famous hockey players, we eat fried chicken with the predator in the water closet, trade used gear for Macy's gift cards, and cry about losing our favorite Adidas hat.
In today's episode, we will discover the transformative impact of Building Education Foundations through Innovation and Technology (BEFIT), a pioneering initiative revolutionizing early grade reading and numeracy in Malawi. Robert Hawkins, Global Lead for Technology and Innovation in Education at the World Bank, speaks with Joshua Valeta, Director of Open Distance and e-Learning (ODeL), in the Ministry of Education in Malawi, Antoine Chigeda, Executive Director of Imagine Malawi, and Joe Wolf, CEO and Co-Founder of Imagine Worldwide. Join our discussion to find out this project's unique aspects, the main challenges of the initiative, and the ecosystem's pivotal role in its success. BEFIT Malawi project overview: https://www.imagineworldwide.org/wp-content/uploads/Malawi-Project-Overview-General-2-27-23.pdf A recent video on BEFIT in Malawi: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LY5GJJvvL6E More about Imagine Worldwide: www.imagineworldwide.org About the Ministry of Education of Malawi: https://www.education.gov.mw/ A podcast produced by Lucía Blasco.
Robert is a grassroots software developer and activist for restoring free-speech values online. In 2018 he founded Reveddit, a site that shows Reddit users where they have been shadow banned. His work on Reveddit has driven his passion for tackling the challenges of communicating via social media. He now advocates for transparency, without involving government, through speaking and writing on RemovedNews.com. Don't miss our conversation.
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YMT is back with the full MTT crew this time! Sound confusing? Well, Johnny Hegdepeth grew up on the era of NWA wrestling we are discussing and it just so happens to be the main era we have been covering on Mystery Titans Theatre with fellow guest, Kelly Nelson. This YMT ep includes a sample of that very watchalong type show we do LIVE on twitch every other Saturday at twitch.tv/jarviswashingmachine and an exclusive bit from what will be a Patreon video exclusive from that very crew. AAAAND we are joined by a fellow MTT guest for that exclusive, Robert Hawkins! This one is an all timer, pals, so check it out! +++MYSTERY TITANS THEATRE PATREON+++ https://www.patreon.com/user?u=92919667
Today, our World Bank EdTech team's Robert Hawkins and Cristóbal Cobo speak with the EdTech Hub, a joint initiative of the World Bank, UNICEF, and Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation to do academic research about the role of technology in education. We previously spoke with the EdTech Hub's Tom Kaye, Global Country Engagement Lead, and Haani Mazari, Pakistan and Bangladesh Country Lead, about the organization's work. You can listen to that episode at https://open.spotify.com/episode/1u0gPFXOVzWqgHBfJ9e9J9?si=D-9DrgZFTMyOH9Ild4Mogw. Today, Robert and Cristobal continue the conversation with Verna Lalbeharie, Executive Director of the EdTech Hub, and Jamie Proctor, EdTech Hub Country Lead for Tanzania, about how the organization is supporting edtech policies and projects. You can learn more about the EdTech Hub at https://edtechhub.org. Related Resources: Continuity Stories: https://blogs.worldbank.org/education/ensuring-learning-continuity-during-covid-19-related-school-closures-lessons-remotehttps://www.worldbank.org/en/topic/edutech/brief/lessons-for-education-during-covid-19-crisis-continuity-stories Education and Technology Readiness Index (ETRI): https://www.worldbank.org/en/topic/education/brief/edtech-readiness-index Empowering educators and learners: Insights and strategies from the EdTech Readiness Index: https://blogs.worldbank.org/education/empowering-educators-and-learners-insights-and-strategies-edtech-readiness-index
As we enter a new year, our EdTech team has been discussing what we think will be some of the most common and challenging questions for 2023. Today, our team - Robert Hawkins, Alex Twinomugisha, Cristobal Cobo, and Maria Barron - explores five questions for 2023: What skills do youth need for employment and what role does technology play to accelerate development of these skills? A few anticipated areas of engagement include use of existing competency frameworks and relevance to developing country needs; related teacher digital skills to support student learning; measurement of skills and potential for micro credentials; verified credentials on the blockchain; and the role of AR/VR for development of technical skills in TVET. How will AI impact education? Areas that countries have started to explore include predictive analytics and early warning systems for identifying drop out risks; adaptive learning to bring students up to grade level and support teaching at the right level; rapid assessments for instance to provide automated feedback on writing skills; and intelligent tutors. Additionally, we anticipate new questions on how teachers can integrate AI in the classroom and policies for new tools like chat GPT (see one teacher's policy in additional resources below) and how text to image tools could democratize content creation. What technologies are most appropriate and sustainable in fragile and conflict countries? Increasingly countries explore how technology can support more resilient systems to reach students who can't reach schools. Countries such as Ukraine, Afghanistan, and Somalia are exploring appropriate low-cost options such as nudges through mobile devices and off-line access to content to support students in these emergency conditions. A spectrum of solutions will need further exploration to take into account low connectivity, limited access to devices, and nascent digital skills. What does hybrid learning mean and what is the most effective balance of virtual and face-to-face engagement to accelerate learning? As countries seek to leverage investments from COVID, they are exploring the lessons from the pandemic to evaluate the role of technology to create more resilient and continuous education delivery systems. A critical objective is to leverage technology both in and out of the classroom to reach out of school youth, build resilience for future shocks and accelerate learning through increasing access to sources of learning. Questions around appropriate technology for students of various ages and in what quantity and frequency will continue to be explored and debated in the coming year. Also, effective use of technology for inclusion as well as debates on costs and benefits on climate impact including curricular changes to empower youth to understand and begin to address the climate global grand challenge will emerge as critical questions. How should education systems sustainably finance and procure EdTech? What are the priority investments to most effectively use EdTech and how can Ministries of Education identify the resources to procure and sustain EdTech investments? What are the most effective private-public partnership models? What are the costs and benefits and how should these be measured in a world of evolving demand for skills and competencies? With 96% of World Bank projects including financing for EdTech components, this will be a critical question for the coming year.
Hello and welcome back! In this episode, Kevin shares his dream, Hailey delights about a squirrel bridge, and we learn about the Von Maur shooting. When 19-year-old Robert Hawkins walked into the Von Maur at Westroads Mall in Omaha, Nebraska and began to open fire on holiday shoppers and store employees, countless lives were changed forever. But in the wake of such terrible tragedy, hope and healing would begin and people in Omaha and beyond would be touched by those who lost their lives, even 15 years later. Grab your tissues. This one's a doozy.SOURCES: https://m.imdb.com/title/tt5495860/?ref_=m_ttep_ep_ep1https://www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/wbna22121456https://www.nytimes.com/2007/12/07/us/07mall.htmlhttps://www.nytimes.com/2007/12/08/us/08gunman.htmlhttps://omaha.com/news/local/von-maur-victims-pictures-stories-of-beverly-flynn-reflect-a-giver/article_fa2561d0-c347-11e7-8efc-7b8f00cbbaa9.htmlhttps://omaha.com/news/local/von-maur-victims-friends-family-say-one-word-sums-up-maggie-webb-love/article_c1c19c50-c347-11e7-b6d1-63b52c135267.htmlhttps://omaha.com/news/local/i-chose-to-heal-fred-wilson-the-face-of-von-maur-survivors-never-let-shooting/article_213cb4bc-d914-11e7-ba5b-336b3f4f03f1.htmlhttps://omaha.com/state-and-regional/after-the-crushing-loss-of-his-fianc-e-at-von-maur-her-memory-helped-him/article_107ba68c-d3ac-11e7-adbf-5f7e73e71dcb.htmlhttps://omaha.com/news/local/von-maur-shooting-frantic-calls-confusion-and-a-surreal-scene/article_c2806c74-c0dc-11e7-a56e-13c68d38f6db.htmlhttps://omaha.com/news/local/von-maur-shooting-from-human-tragedy-to-human-triumph/article_c4337cb4-c0dc-11e7-b3d3-f3f6762804d3.htmlhttps://omaha.com/news/local/von-maur-victims-gary-joy-knew-all-his-co-workers-by-name/article_17cbe40c-c348-11e7-b993-5f3d295d9d44.htmlhttps://www.3newsnow.com/news/local-news/monday-marks-15-years-since-shooting-at-von-maur-community-remembers-victims?_amp=truehttps://omaha.com/news/local/von-maur-victims-gary-scharf-was-a-grown-up-boy-scout/article_b47bc34e-c348-11e7-a2ac-2f00563c97fa.htmlhttps://omaha.com/news/local/von-maur-victims-janet-jorgensen-was-all-together-classy/article_b4fadd42-c347-11e7-8237-c7f223fa78b1.htmlhttps://www.findagrave.com/memorial/23268377/angella-colette-schusterhttps://www.findagrave.com/memorial/147689943/dianne-marie-trentSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/this-ones-a-doozy/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
Dave & I sit down with hilarious comedian Matt Golightly. Matt has been on the comedy scene for a while and has toured all over the country as well as worked with some really big names in Comedy. You can visit mattgolightly.com to check out his upcoming tour dates. His next shows are at the Improv Comedy Club in Houston on Dec 9th and 10th with Gabriel Iglesias. Comedians Matt has worked with: Gabriel Iglesias, Paul Varghese, Rick Gutierrez, J.R. Brow, Todd Yohn, Chris Fonseca, Jo Koy, Brad Upton, Marc Ryan, Chad Daniels, Jake Johanson, Robert Hawkins, Ben Creed, Cowboy Bill Martin, Mike Lucas, Patrick DeGuire, Johnny Cavanah, A. Whitney Brown, John Bizarre, Todd Glass, Dee McNary, Basile, Daniel Tosh, Steven Hirst, Chris Cannon, Mark Britten, Laurie Killmartin, Ron White, Marc Ruben, Jeff Caldwell, Diane Ford, Cleto Rodriguez, Kim Kerly, Ricky Kellman, Kenny Smith, Greg Morton, Colin Molten, Chris Warren, Scotty Goff, John Evans, Steve McGrew, Doug Stanhope, and many others. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/duck-it-dialogue/support
Today we sit down with Independent artist and singer Robert Hawkins. We talk about life in recovery and his struggles getting through the pandemic with his sanity intact. We discuss depression, mental health, creativity, and the importance of spirituality in sobriety. Also Doug turns the coaching tables on Daniel and his vehement refusal to accept accolade. Check out Robert's music @ https://linktr.ee/iamrhawkins (https://linktr.ee/iamrhawkins ) Watch full episodes and clips on our https://www.youtube.com/user/grlifeonthestreet (Youtube page). Casting Light is a production of Guiding Light, a free in-patient substance abuse treatment program offered to men in Grand Rapids, MI. To learn more go to https://guidinglightworks.org/ (GuidingLightWorks.org) Intro music by PVNCY https://soundcloud.com/pvncymusic (soundcloud.com/pvncymusic )
Today I have an amazing talk with Robert Hawkin and in today's conversation we talk about Laurie Harvey!
Robert Hawkins had a true reckoning with “self-care” during the dark days of the pandemic. And even though it got tough… God showed him that he still had purpose. We talked about that purpose and also how his new song, “Things Will Work Out” was not released right away leading him to the “The Recovery […]
This week, World Bank Senior Education & Technology Policy Specialist and Global Lead for Technology and Innovation in Education Robert Hawkins speaks with the Global Digital Library (https://digitallibrary.io) about their joint crowdsourcing campaign with UNESCO and UNHCR (https://digitallibrary.io/ukraine) to translate early grade reading resources and games into Ukrainian. The campaign is currently recruiting translators and proofreaders to translate 200-300 books and games from the Global Digital Library to create new resources in a language that needs resources urgently. The resources that are translated will be available both in the Global Digital Library and on the Kolibri platform. Robert Hawkins speaks with Global Digital Library CTO Christer Gundersen and Curious Learning Co-founder Tinsley Galyean. Christer will explain how the Global Digital Library works, the goals of this campaign, and how its methodology combines crowdsourcing and quality assurance. He will also speak about how the outputs of the campaign can be shared across multiple platforms. GDL partner Curious Learning (https://www.curiouslearning.org) has been leading the work of translating the literacy game Feed The Monster, that just a few days ago was published in Ukrainian. Curious Learning Co-founder Tinsley Galyean will share their experience translating this game into more than 50 languages.
This week, Robert Hawkins speaks with Omar Arias, Emanuela Di Gropello, and Cristian Aedo about some of the major edtech initiatives implemented in South Asia and Latin America during the emergency phase and now in the recovery phase of COVID. Robert Hawkins is the World Bank's Senior Education & Technology Policy Specialist and Global Lead for Technology and Innovation in Education, working on issues at the intersection of technology use and education in middle- and low-income countries and emerging markets around the world. At a practical level, Bob provides advice and technical assistance to governments seeking innovative ways to improve teaching and learning in the classroom and strategic advice on improvement of education systems and management. Omar Arias is Manager of Global Engagement and Knowledge in the Education Global Practice. Previously, he was the Practice Lead Economist of the Social Protection and Labor Global Practice and Global Lead for skills at the World Bank. He was also the acting Sector Manager and Lead Economist in the Human Development Economics Unit for the World Bank Europe and Central Asia region; the sector leader of Human Development for Bolivia, Chile, Ecuador, Peru, and Venezuela; a senior economist in the Poverty and Gender Group of the Latin American region; and a research economist at the Inter-American Development Bank. Emanuela Di Gropello is currently the Practice Leader for Education in Latin America and the Caribbean. Previously, she was Manager for IEGHC Human Development & Corporate Evaluations and Program Leader for Human Development in the Cameroon/Gabon/Angola/Equatorial Guinea/Sao Tome & Principe CMU and Mali/Niger/Chad/Guinea CMU of the Africa Region. She was also successively Economist, Senior Economist, and Lead Economist in Human Development Departments in the Latin America & Caribbean and the East Asia and Regions. Cristian Aedo is Practice Manager for the South Asia Region Education Global Practice. He has led investment loans and development policy lending for strengthening human development outcomes through better accountability and relevant skills. He has managed education projects, programs and studies and in the Latin America and the Caribbean and Europe and Central Asia Regions. Cristian has also authored studies on Skills and Country Skills Patterns.
We welcome YOU back to America's leading higher education podcast, The EdUp Experience! It's YOUR time to #EdUp In this episode, recorded LIVE & in person from the 2021 World Innovation Summit for Education (WISE) - during the "A Leap Forward: The Evolution of EdTech & Learning Ecosystems" panel discussion - YOUR guests are Robert Hawkins, Senior Education &Technology Policy Specialist & Global Lead for Technology & Innovation in Education at the World Bank, Gang Lu, Founder & CEO at TechNode Group, Neila Benzina, Founder of Wimbeetechl, Tsepo Ngwenyama, Portfolio Manager at Injini, & YOUR host/moderator Dr. Joe Sallustio, aka THE Voice of Education, & this is all brought to YOU by WISE! Thank YOU so much for tuning in. Join us on the next episode for YOUR time to EdUp! Connect with YOUR EdUp Team - Elvin Freytes & Dr. Joe Sallustio ● Learn more about what others are saying about their EdUp experience ● Join YOUR EdUp community at The EdUp Experience! ● YOU can follow us on Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | Twitter | YouTube Thank YOU for listening! We make education YOUR business!
The World Bank funds education projects – about 80% of which now have an edtech component – in low and middle income countries. Many of the Ministries of Education in these countries have a growing recognition of the importance of building education ecosystems that try to encourage private sector innovation and entrepreneurs in edtech. Today, our World Bank EdTech team, Robert Hawkins and Dean Kline, is speaking with Victor Hu of Lumos Capital Group (https://www.lumoscapitalgroup.com) and Stavros Yiannouka of WISE (https://www.wise-qatar.org) about the state of the edtech investment environment globally. They speak about the prospects for edtech investment in low- and middle-income markets. WISE and the World Bank are leading a new Community of Practice starting with 20 EdTech Innovation Hubs from around the world and today they discuss how this Community might be of help to bring quality edtech to emerging markets and address the needs of underserved learners. For reference, we generally define an EdTech Ecosystem as a network of actors (public, private, forprofit, non-profit) that come together to maximize the impact of technology for quality education.
But, When And Try - Words That Kill Your Positive Intentions! Words are preceded by your thoughts. When these thoughts are filled with emotion they have a power that is undeniably compelling. Therefore, you must know that there are certain words within your everyday vocabulary that come with a red flag. These words when tested by the kinesiology method that is so eloquently explained in The book by Dr. Robert Hawkins, "Power vs. Force" make you go weak. In numerous studies done within my own research, these three words always make the person go weak. These three words bring your powerful, positive, and meaningful intentions to a screeching halt. Listen in as I share more........ ******************************************************* Get your CELAVIVE mask here!! GET IT HERE Check out some of my favorite journals here! Get YOUR Latina Journals here
Today, our EdTech team members Robert Hawkins and Dean Kline are speaking with Finland's Helsinki Education Hub and Turkey's EdTech Innovation Hub ETKİM about building edtech innovation hubs and the World Bank's newly created EdTech Innovation Hub Community of Practice. Mia-Stiina Heikkala, Lead Advisor, EdTech Start-Ups & Project Lead for Helsinki Education Hub, joins us to speak about the Helsinki Education Hub and how it brings education and the learning ecosystem actors together in Finland and globally. Finland has been at the forefront for many years and this initiative aims is to improve education and learning start ups' product development, innovations, and productivity to generate and implement new innovations. https://www.hel.fi/uutiset/en/kaupunginkanslia/the-new-helsinki-education-hub-turns-learning-and-education-ideas-into-innovations?pd=v Mustafa Hakan Bucuk joins us from Turkey's Ministry of Education to speak about Turkey's EdTech Incubation and Innovation Hub-ETKİM and its importance as part of the Safe Schooling and Distance Education project being implemented by Turkey's Ministry of National Education and the World Bank. The EdTech Innovation Hub, as a part of ETKİM, will be the main center of innovation, collaboration, clustering, research, development, and networking endeavors for the EdTech sector and all stakeholders to support content development, training, and blended digital classroom. https://yegitek.meb.gov.tr/meb_iys_dosyalar/2021_04/01104348_SSDEP_Feasibility_Study_TermsofReference.pdf
The fever is hot in this episode of the Place to Be Podcast, as Justin, Scott and Robert Hawkins are getting everyone prepped for the hottest show of the summer with a live watch of the SummerSlam Spectacular from 8/23/92! They discuss the newest HERB KUNZE TIDBITS~!, Double Trouble, Sid getting fired, Ultimate Warrior II, Ric Flair not working SummerSlam, the odd booking of the tag team division, Mr. Perfect's big angle, the arrival of Nailz, Rocco the Dummy, Kamala returns and much more, including end of show awards! So fire up this action-packed episode and join Scott, Justin and Robert as it's time for another edition of the PTB Podcast!
The World Bank EdTech team recently released a paper about its edtech strategy, "Reimagining Human Connections: Technology and Innovation in Education at the World Bank" - 5 key principles that it follows to support countries to effectively use edtech to improve the access to and quality of education globally. On last week's episode, we spoke with the EdTech team about this strategy and discussed the first three principles that animate the World Bank's edtech work with ministries of education around the world. This week, in Part II, we examine the final two principles with the Robert Hawkins, Cristobal Cobo, Alex Twinomugisha, Mike Trucano, and Inaki Sanchez, moderated by Hallie Applebaum. You can download the strategy paper at http://documents1.worldbank.org/curated/en/829491606860379513/pdf/Reimagining-Human-Connections-Technology-and-Innovation-in-Education-at-the-World-Bank.pdf
The World Bank EdTech team recently released a paper about its edtech strategy - 5 key principles that it follows to support countries to effectively use edtech to improve the access to and quality of education globally. Today, we are speaking with the EdTech team about this strategy. You can download the strategy paper at http://documents1.worldbank.org/curated/en/829491606860379513/pdf/Reimagining-Human-Connections-Technology-and-Innovation-in-Education-at-the-World-Bank.pdf This is part 1 of a two-part conversation with the Robert Hawkins, Cristobal Cobo, Alex Twinomugisha, Mike Trucano, and Inaki Sanchez, moderated by Hallie Applebaum.
Many countries face several challenges when trying to select, design, adapt, and customize a learning management system (LMS) that meets the particular needs of their education system: finding a scalable, flexible and robust platform; ensuring the interoperability and integration with existing solutions; planning the sustainability over time, and facilitating local ownership are just some of them. Today, you're listening to a conversation with the ProFuturo (https://profuturo.education/en) team (a digital educational program launched by Telefónica Foundation and "la Caixa" Foundation, present in 40 countries) about ProFuturo's journey and how it mirrors what ministries of education are doing in terms of developing a learning management system for remote and blended learning. Robert Hawkins, Global Lead for Technology and Innovation in Education at the World Bank, and Inaki Sanchez, Analyst with the World Bank Global Edtech team, speak with Ana Delgado, Head of Product Marketing at ProFuturo Foundation, and Álvaro Ros Penche, Senior Expert in Global Partnerships and Institutional Relations at ProFuturo Foundation. On February 18, the World Bank and ProFuturo hosted a webinar about open learning management systems. You can watch the recorded webinar here: https://1930181.mediaspace.kaltura.com/media/Webinar-%20Selecting%2C%20evaluating%20and%20adapting%20open%20Learning%20Management%20Systems%20the%20case%20of%20ProFuturo-Feb%2018%2C%202021/1_bwvl29hr.
This is Part 2 of a discussion on Gas Turbine Operation with my guest, Robert Hawkins. In Part 1 we covered concepts related to the basic operation of Gas Turbines, which are important to understand for effective troubleshooting when issues arise. In Part 2 we cover issues that can occur with startup, shutdown, and combustion. In Part 3 we will cover considerations related to support systems, compressor performance and water wash, turbine performance, and vibration monitoring.
This is Part 3 of a discussion on Gas Turbine Operation with my guest, Robert Hawkins. In Part 1 we covered concepts related to the basic operation of Gas Turbines, which are important to understand for effective troubleshooting when issues arise. In Part 2 we covered issues that can occur with startup, shutdown, and combustion. In Part 3 we cover considerations related to support systems, compressor performance and water wash, turbine performance, and vibration monitoring.
This episode is Part 1 of a discussion on Gas Turbine Operation with my guest, Robert Hawkins. In Part 1 we cover concepts related to the basic operation of Gas Turbines, which are important to understand for effective troubleshooting when issues arise. In Parts 2 and 3 we will cover common Operational Issues and how to troubleshoot these in more detail.
Born of Jewish descent in Warsaw, Poland in 1879, Wanda Landowska would go on to achieve an impressive career as a keyboardist, specializing in the works of Johann Sebastian Bach and other composers from the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. What is perhaps most remarkable about her career is that not only was she a performer of the highest rank – and one for whom her on-stage manner was known to have great individuality, charm and intimacy – but also she was extremely well-read, particularly in the area of musicology. Landowska’s vast writings, collected in the present volume – published five years after her death by her student and domestic partner, Denise Restout – represent discussions about many aspects pertaining to musical performance and interpretation. Regarded for her revival of the harpsichord, Landowska was a student of Jan Kleczynski and Alexander Michalowski, both of which were authorities on the music of Frédéric Chopin. Additional studies in counterpoint and composition were taken with Heinrich Urban in Berlin. Landowska also studied with Moritz Moszkowski. Following an elopement to Paris in 1900, with Henry Lew (who later died in a car accident following the First World War) Landowska began to give harpsichord performances, her famous Pleyel harpsichord having not been completed until 1912. This period saw concert tours throughout Europe. Also at this time, her essays began to be published. During the first decade of the twentieth century, Landowska taught at the Schola Cantorum in Paris and, a few years later, from 1912-19, at the Hochschule für Musik in Berlin. Following her American debut in 1923, she taught for several years in Philadelphia at the Curtis Institute. By 1925, Landowska had established the École de Musique Ancienne in Paris and, by 1927, her famous home in Saint-Leu-la-Forêt, which would become a center for the performance and study of old music. She held residence there thru 1940, during which time she often attended – both as guest and performer – the famous salons of Natalie Clifford Barney. Becoming a naturalized French citizen in 1938, Landowska was the first person to record, at the harpsichord, the Goldberg Variations of J. S. Bach. The years of the Second World War were hard on Landowska, her home in Saint-Leu having been looted. Priceless instruments and manuscripts were stolen. Having fled Europe for the USA with Denise Restout, the two arrived in New York on December 7, 1941, the date of the attack on Pearl Harbour. The two eventually settled in Lakeville, Connecticut, in a peaceful home where Landowska continued performing and teaching. Landowska gave her final public performance in 1954. That same year saw the issuing of her recording of The Well-Tempered Clavier by J. S. Bach. Though not limited to the harpsichord (Landowska performed frequently at the piano), the instrument was, however, her primary vehicle of expression and she achieved success in conveying to contemporary composers, the reasons they ought to write for the instrument. Both Manuel de Falla and Francis Poulenc composed for her, works for harpsichord. While the selections presented here represent a small sampling of the artist’s work, it is worth noting that the lives with whom Landowska came into contact during her life, included the likes of Louis Diémer, Gabriel Fauré, Serge Koussevitzky, Pierre Monteux, Arthur Nikisch, Ignacy Jan Paderewski, Camille Saint-Saëns, Albert Schweitzer, Leopold Stokowski, Igor Stravinsky, Leo Tolstoy and many others. Landowska passed away in 1959 in Lakeville, Connecticut, at the age of eighty. ---------- PayPal.me/pennypiano Support for this podcast is greatly appreciated!
Born of Jewish descent in Warsaw, Poland in 1879, Wanda Landowska would go on to achieve an impressive career as a keyboardist, specializing in the works of Johann Sebastian Bach and other composers from the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. What is perhaps most remarkable about her career is that not only was she a performer of the highest rank – and one for whom her on-stage manner was known to have great individuality, charm and intimacy – but also she was extremely well-read, particularly in the area of musicology. Landowska’s vast writings, collected in the present volume – published five years after her death by her student and domestic partner, Denise Restout – represent discussions about many aspects pertaining to musical performance and interpretation. Regarded for her revival of the harpsichord, Landowska was a student of Jan Kleczynski and Alexander Michalowski, both of which were authorities on the music of Frédéric Chopin. Additional studies in counterpoint and composition were taken with Heinrich Urban in Berlin. Landowska also studied with Moritz Moszkowski. Following an elopement to Paris in 1900, with Henry Lew (who later died in a car accident following the First World War) Landowska began to give harpsichord performances, her famous Pleyel harpsichord having not been completed until 1912. This period saw concert tours throughout Europe. Also at this time, her essays began to be published. During the first decade of the twentieth century, Landowska taught at the Schola Cantorum in Paris and, a few years later, from 1912-19, at the Hochschule für Musik in Berlin. Following her American debut in 1923, she taught for several years in Philadelphia at the Curtis Institute. By 1925, Landowska had established the École de Musique Ancienne in Paris and, by 1927, her famous home in Saint-Leu-la-Forêt, which would become a center for the performance and study of old music. She held residence there thru 1940, during which time she often attended – both as guest and performer – the famous salons of Natalie Clifford Barney. Becoming a naturalized French citizen in 1938, Landowska was the first person to record, at the harpsichord, the Goldberg Variations of J. S. Bach. The years of the Second World War were hard on Landowska, her home in Saint-Leu having been looted. Priceless instruments and manuscripts were stolen. Having fled Europe for the USA with Denise Restout, the two arrived in New York on December 7, 1941, the date of the attack on Pearl Harbour. The two eventually settled in Lakeville, Connecticut, in a peaceful home where Landowska continued performing and teaching. Landowska gave her final public performance in 1954. That same year saw the issuing of her recording of The Well-Tempered Clavier by J. S. Bach. Though not limited to the harpsichord (Landowska performed frequently at the piano), the instrument was, however, her primary vehicle of expression and she achieved success in conveying to contemporary composers, the reasons they ought to write for the instrument. Both Manuel de Falla and Francis Poulenc composed for her, works for harpsichord. While the selections presented here represent a small sampling of the artist’s work, it is worth noting that the lives with whom Landowska came into contact during her life, included the likes of Louis Diémer, Gabriel Fauré, Serge Koussevitzky, Pierre Monteux, Arthur Nikisch, Ignacy Jan Paderewski, Camille Saint-Saëns, Albert Schweitzer, Leopold Stokowski, Igor Stravinsky, Leo Tolstoy and many others. Landowska passed away in 1959 in Lakeville, Connecticut, at the age of eighty. ---------- PayPal.me/pennypiano Support for this podcast is greatly appreciated!
Born of Jewish descent in Warsaw, Poland in 1879, Wanda Landowska would go on to achieve an impressive career as a keyboardist, specializing in the works of Johann Sebastian Bach and other composers from the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. What is perhaps most remarkable about her career is that not only was she a performer of the highest rank – and one for whom her on-stage manner was known to have great individuality, charm and intimacy – but also she was extremely well-read, particularly in the area of musicology. Landowska’s vast writings, collected in the present volume – published five years after her death by her student and domestic partner, Denise Restout – represent discussions about many aspects pertaining to musical performance and interpretation. Regarded for her revival of the harpsichord, Landowska was a student of Jan Kleczynski and Alexander Michalowski, both of which were authorities on the music of Frédéric Chopin. Additional studies in counterpoint and composition were taken with Heinrich Urban in Berlin. Landowska also studied with Moritz Moszkowski. Following an elopement to Paris in 1900, with Henry Lew (who later died in a car accident following the First World War) Landowska began to give harpsichord performances, her famous Pleyel harpsichord having not been completed until 1912. This period saw concert tours throughout Europe. Also at this time, her essays began to be published. During the first decade of the twentieth century, Landowska taught at the Schola Cantorum in Paris and, a few years later, from 1912-19, at the Hochschule für Musik in Berlin. Following her American debut in 1923, she taught for several years in Philadelphia at the Curtis Institute. By 1925, Landowska had established the École de Musique Ancienne in Paris and, by 1927, her famous home in Saint-Leu-la-Forêt, which would become a center for the performance and study of old music. She held residence there thru 1940, during which time she often attended – both as guest and performer – the famous salons of Natalie Clifford Barney. Becoming a naturalized French citizen in 1938, Landowska was the first person to record, at the harpsichord, the Goldberg Variations of J. S. Bach. The years of the Second World War were hard on Landowska, her home in Saint-Leu having been looted. Priceless instruments and manuscripts were stolen. Having fled Europe for the USA with Denise Restout, the two arrived in New York on December 7, 1941, the date of the attack on Pearl Harbour. The two eventually settled in Lakeville, Connecticut, in a peaceful home where Landowska continued performing and teaching. Landowska gave her final public performance in 1954. That same year saw the issuing of her recording of The Well-Tempered Clavier by J. S. Bach. Though not limited to the harpsichord (Landowska performed frequently at the piano), the instrument was, however, her primary vehicle of expression and she achieved success in conveying to contemporary composers, the reasons they ought to write for the instrument. Both Manuel de Falla and Francis Poulenc composed for her, works for harpsichord. While the selections presented here represent a small sampling of the artist’s work, it is worth noting that the lives with whom Landowska came into contact during her life, included the likes of Louis Diémer, Gabriel Fauré, Serge Koussevitzky, Pierre Monteux, Arthur Nikisch, Ignacy Jan Paderewski, Camille Saint-Saëns, Albert Schweitzer, Leopold Stokowski, Igor Stravinsky, Leo Tolstoy and many others. Landowska passed away in 1959 in Lakeville, Connecticut, at the age of eighty. ---------- PayPal.me/pennypiano Support for this podcast is greatly appreciated!
The fever is hot in this episode of the Place to Be Podcast, as Justin, Scott and Robert Hawkins are getting everyone prepped for the hottest show of the summer with a live watch of the SummerSlam Spectacular from 8/18/91! They discuss the newest HERB KUNZE TIDBITS~!, Ric Flair leaving WCW, Robert's live notes from the arena, Jake Roberts' venomous deception, Bret Hart on the rise, the arrival of the Coach, the loaded WWF main event scene, the rare three man Orient Express team, another title match for Sgt. Slaughter, SummerSlam main event options, the forming of the Natural Disasters, an alternative for the Savage wedding reception and much more, including end of show awards! So fire up this action-packed episode and join Scott, Justin and Robert as it’s time for another edition of the PTB Podcast!
Today, we're speaking with Anthony Bloome, Executive Director of the Mobiles for Education Alliance, about strengthening edtech ecosystems in low-resource contexts, interviewed by Work Bank team member Robert Hawkins. -- Anthony Bloome is the Executive Director of the Mobiles for Education Alliance, a non-profit focused on strengthening edtech ecosystems, particularly in low-resource country context. From 2010 to July 2020, he served as USAID's senior education technology specialist and where he founded the mEducation Alliance as well as the All Children Reading: A Grand Challenge for Development. Prior to joining USAID, he was Peace Corps' technology for development specialist for 3 years and worked as a distance education specialist at the World Bank for 11 years. Robert Hawkins is the World Bank's Senior Education & Technology Policy Specialist and Global Lead for Technology and Innovation in Education, working on issues at the intersection of technology use and education in middle- and low-income countries and emerging markets around the world. At a practical level, Bob provides advice and technical assistance to governments seeking innovative ways to improve teaching and learning in the classroom and strategic advice on improvement of education systems and management.
Today, we're continuing our conversation from last week with Steve Song and Mike Jensen about connectivity policy and technology adoption strategies to broaden internet access in developing countries, interviewed by Work Bank team members Robert Hawkins and Alex Twinomugisha. Steve Song is a researcher, entrepreneur, and advocate for cheaper, more pervasive access to communication infrastructure. He is currently a Fellow at the Mozilla Foundation as well as a research associate with the Network Startup Resource Center (NSRC) where he works to expand the use of wireless technologies through shared spectrum strategies. His blog (http://manypossibilities.net) a popular destination for anyone interested in African telecommunications and Internet issues. Since 2009, Steve has been actively maintaining public maps of undersea and terrestrial fibre optic infrastructure in Africa. Steve is also the founder of Village Telco, a social enterprise that manufactures low-cost WiFi mesh VoIP technologies to deliver affordable voice and Internet service in under-serviced areas. Previously, Steve worked at the International Development Research Centre (IDRC), where he led the organization's ICT4D program in Africa, funding research into the transformational potential of ICTs. Mike Jensen is a South African ICT specialist who co-founded Canada's first ISP for non-profit organisations - The Web - in 1987. The Web is also one of the founding members of the Association for Progressive communications (http://apc.org). Since then he has worked across the developing world to help build internet infrastructure, particularly in Africa. In 1995 he co-wrote Nelson Mandela's inaugural speech for the ITU's flagship event, TELCOM, and in recognition of his contributions to the development of the Internet, he was inducted into the Internet Society's Internet Hall of Fame (IHOF) in 2017. Mike's main focus is on connectivity policy and technology adoption strategies focusing on efforts to help broaden access to ICTs in developing countries. He mainly works with civil society, governments and development agencies to advise on infrastructure development strategies which increase internet access. This ranges from advising on projects which encourage governments to ensure all new roads include ducts for fibre, to raising awareness of techniques for using TV radio spectrum for wireless broadband, and assisting in the development of Universal Access strategies.
Today we're speaking with Steve Song and Mike Jensen about connectivity policy and technology adoption strategies to broaden internet access in developing countries, interviewed by Work Bank team members Robert Hawkins and Alex Twinomugisha. Steve Song is a researcher, entrepreneur, and advocate for cheaper, more pervasive access to communication infrastructure. He is currently a Fellow at the Mozilla Foundation as well as a research associate with the Network Startup Resource Center (NSRC) where he works to expand the use of wireless technologies through shared spectrum strategies. His blog (http://manypossibilities.net) a popular destination for anyone interested in African telecommunications and Internet issues. Since 2009, Steve has been actively maintaining public maps of undersea and terrestrial fibre optic infrastructure in Africa. Steve is also the founder of Village Telco, a social enterprise that manufactures low-cost WiFi mesh VoIP technologies to deliver affordable voice and Internet service in under-serviced areas. Previously, Steve worked at the International Development Research Centre (IDRC), where he led the organization's ICT4D program in Africa, funding research into the transformational potential of ICTs. Mike Jensen is a South African ICT specialist who co-founded Canada's first ISP for non-profit organisations - The Web - in 1987. The Web is also one of the founding members of the Association for Progressive communications (http://apc.org). Since then he has worked across the developing world to help build internet infrastructure, particularly in Africa. In 1995 he co-wrote Nelson Mandela's inaugural speech for the ITU's flagship event, TELCOM, and in recognition of his contributions to the development of the Internet, he was inducted into the Internet Society's Internet Hall of Fame (IHOF) in 2017. Mike's main focus is on connectivity policy and technology adoption strategies focusing on efforts to help broaden access to ICTs in developing countries. He mainly works with civil society, governments and development agencies to advise on infrastructure development strategies which increase internet access. This ranges from advising on projects which encourage governments to ensure all new roads include ducts for fibre, to raising awareness of techniques for using TV radio spectrum for wireless broadband, and assisting in the development of Universal Access strategies.
On August 7, World Bank Global Lead for Technology and Innovation in Education Michael Trucano spoke with World Bank Global Co-Lead for Technology and Innovation in Education Robert Hawkins about Robert's experience over the past 25 years working to improve teaching and learning in the classroom and education systems and management. -- Michael Trucano is the World Bank's Senior Education and Technology Policy Specialist and Global Lead for Technology and Innovation in Education, working on issues at the intersection of technology use and education in middle- and low-income countries and emerging markets around the world. Robert Hawkins is the World Bank's Senior Education and Technology Policy Specialist and Global Lead for Technology and Innovation in Education, working on issues at the intersection of technology use and education in middle- and low-income countries and emerging markets around the world. At a practical level, Bob provides advice and technical assistance to governments seeking innovative ways to improve teaching and learning in the classroom and strategic advice on improvement of education systems and management.
There are so many moving parts to an agency the size of TWRA. One department that might sometimes be overlooked is our Engineering crews. They do amazing work to provide sportsmen and women access to the outdoors. Today we meet up with crew member, Robert Hawkins, to talk about recent projects and learn more about the job. We will also visit with his son Eric Lowery to talk hunting and so much more. This is a great episode. Don’t miss it! #tnwildlife #itswhatwedo www.tnwildlife.org
On July 31, World Bank Global Lead for Technology and Innovation in Education Robert Hawkins spoke with World Bank Global Co-Lead for Technology and Innovation in Education Michael Trucano about Michael's journey over the past 20 years advising and evaluating educational technology initiatives in over 50 middle- and low-income countries. Bob and Mike have worked together since the mid-1990s on edtech projects around the world; their conversation here touches on some of what they've seen and learned along the way – and what this might mean for developments in the ‘edtech' field in the coming years. -- Robert Hawkins is the World Bank's Senior Education and Technology Policy Specialist and Global Lead for Technology and Innovation in Education, working on issues at the intersection of technology use and education in middle- and low-income countries and emerging markets around the world. At a practical level, Bob provides advice and technical assistance to governments seeking innovative ways to improve teaching and learning in the classroom and strategic advice on improvement of education systems and management. Michael Trucano is the World Bank's Senior Education and Technology Policy Specialist and Global Lead for Technology and Innovation in Education, working on issues at the intersection of technology use and education in middle- and low-income countries and emerging markets around the world.
On July 24, World Bank Global Lead for Technology Innovation in Education Robert Hawkins spoke with World Bank Education Specialist Alex Twinomugisha about Alex's journey from African Virtual University to the Global e-Schools and Communities Initiative (GeSCI) to Intel Corporation's Education and Government Digital Transformation work in East Africa. -- Robert Hawkins is the World Bank's Senior Education & Technology Policy Specialist and Global Lead for Technology and Innovation in Education, working on issues at the intersection of technology use and education in middle- and low-income countries and emerging markets around the world. At a practical level, Bob provides advice and technical assistance to governments seeking innovative ways to improve teaching and learning in the classroom and strategic advice on improvement of education systems and management. Alex Twinomugisha is a Senior Education Technology Specialist in the World Bank working on technology in education issues. Alex has spent over 20 years working on education and technology policy and program design, procurement and deployment at basic education (K-12), vocational and higher education levels. A core member of the World Bank's global edtech team, Alex's interests and expertise focus on designing, developing and using technology to solve some of education's most difficult challenges in developing countries.
On July 17, World Bank Global Lead for Technology Innovation in Education Robert Hawkins spoke with World Bank Education Specialist Cristóbal Cobo about Cristóbal's journey from Mexico, Uruguay, and the UK to the World Bank and his recent book, I Accept The Terms and Conditions: Uses and Abuses of Digital Technologies. -- Robert Hawkins is the World Bank's Senior Education & Technology Policy Specialist and Global Lead for Technology and Innovation in Education, working on issues at the intersection of technology use and education in middle- and low-income countries and emerging markets around the world. At a practical level, Bob provides advice and technical assistance to governments seeking innovative ways to improve teaching and learning in the classroom and strategic advice on improvement of education systems and management. Cristóbal Cobo is a Senior Education Specialist at the World Bank, focusing on the effective and appropriate use of new technologies in education. Before joining the World Bank in 2019, where he is a core member of the World Bank's global edtech team, Dr. Cobo spent 15 years working at the intersection of future of learning, cultures of innovation and human-centered technologies across both developed and developing countries.
This week, Joey hosts the show along with former Heavyweight world title challenger, Eddie Chambers. Joey discusses the weekly 'Review and Preview' segment's, along with the latest boxing news. Eddie is back with episode four of his 'Lockdown Knockdown' stories in which he discusses what it's like to overtrain for fights and reveals information about his early fights against Robert Hawkins, Andrew Greeley and Ed Mahone. This week's sole guest is the former IBF Super-Featherweight world champion, Carlos Hernandez. Carlos talks in-depth about his entire life and career, including his fights against the likes of Genaro Hernandez, Floyd Mayweather, David Santos, Steve Forbes and Erik Morales. Carlos also shares a cool story about Jorge Paez and shares an emotional text message he received from the late Genaro Hernandez in the weeks before his untimely death. All here and more on the BoxHard Podcast! Stay tuned!
In this episode of the Place to Be Podcast, Justin, Scott and Robert Hawkins are getting geared up for Thanksgiving weekend with look back at WWF Survivor Series Showdown from 11/18/90! They discuss the newest HERB KUNZE TIDBITS~!, the phantom Rockers title win, a fun battle between Tito Santana and Sgt. Slaughter, a good showing for Marty Janetty, Tonganese bonds, a big power match between Big Boss Man and Earthquake, a bland main event and much more, including end of show awards! So fire up this action-packed episode and join Scott, Justin and Robert as it’s time for another edition of the PTB Podcast!
On ServeCity Church's 3rd Anniversary Pastor Andrew interviewed, gospel recording artist Robert Hawkins, on his powerfully journey through drug and alcohol addiction. This is part 3 of our Fight Club Series.
Our experienced dads (Jim Towery, Paul Baker, and Robert Hawkins) talk with us about grand kids and being fathers of adult children.
19-letni Robert Hawkins od najmłodszych lat boryka się z różnymi problemami, z którymi nie radzi sobie jego rodzina. Na 5 lat trafia pod opiekę różnych placówek psychiatrycznych, z których wychodzi jako 18-latek. Wydaje się, że wszystko idzie ku dobremu, jednak to tylko pozory. 5.12.2007 zmienia się wszystko, dochodzi do ogromnej tragedii. Posłuchajcie dzisiejszej historii. W dzisiejszym odcinku przy obróbce pomógł mi Janek. Jeśli podoba Wam się jego praca, zajrzyjcie na jego profil na FB - Jan Wiśniewski: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100009991874299 :) Janek bardzo dziękuję za pomoc!
Hughie Graham sets out his challenge to Caroline Cochrane in Range Lake, Lila Erasmus discusses her bid to become the new MLA in Tu Nedhe-Wiilideh, and Robert Hawkins aims to return to politics in Kam Lake.
Robert Hawkins is an avid UFC/MMA fan. Today we discuss the aftermath of UFC 242, the future of the lightweight, welterweight, and middleweight divisions, and steroids in MMA. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gabe-buelow/support
Robert Hawkins of Bob Mitchell's Fly Shop in St. Paul, MN sits down with us to discuss all things fly fishing. Granderslam 2019 is kicking off on Friday, why you shouldn't move to Bozeman, catching panfish on fly rods and chasing urban muskies. Photo by Mike Thienes Intro Music- Big thanks to the Last Revel for letting us use Iron and Ore!
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Ted Bird has been a Montreal radio mainstay since 1984. I'd say longer but I don't remember his fist tour in 1979 and he didn't have fond memories of that era which was complicated given the politics at the time. From his times working with Terry Dimonte at CHOM, Mix 96 and CJAD, to working off the island in the Mohawk community and now Jewel 106.7 in Hudson, Quebec.I worked with Ted a couple of times, including from 2002 to 2006 at CHOM where his passion for reporting, writing and broadcasting taught me to stand your ground while having all your i's dotted and t's crossed. Yes this will be as biographical as it is two radio people catching up as we touched on subjects like his support of the military troops, the legalization of cannabis, the Habs, Expos, NY Giants, and concussions in football.The Robert Hawkins bit Ted referred to is here.There's more about this episode on our show page!Thanks also to the people who make this show possible every week including:PromosuiteMatt Fogarty VoiceoversJustin Dove at Core Image StudiosMegatraxNLogic
Cardiac - Mini Mitral (Gorav Ailawadi & Robert Hawkins) by TSRA
It's time for crime! It's time to learn about crime. This is our first crime show in a few months. It's time to make this a flagship show and do more crime shows a month at least 3 to 5 a month. It's time to learn about some of the most talked about crimes that have left an impact to people all over the world.It's 2017! People from all over the USA and world have guns! With the guns come people who ultimately become killing machines as often times a shooting can turn into a massacre with the number of deaths rising due to each shot. Times are different now... you can't go out trusting each other anymore!!!Just the past 7 years alone, there has been at least 2 massacres each year.I am going to be doing a 5 part series called America Under Fire where I will be discussing some of the most deadly shootings of all time and what we can learn from them!!!These are some serious crimes. Anytime, someone opens up fire and shoots to kill, their life is over! But, what would drive someone to kill innocent people? Only them and god knows, but it is sick!PLANNED FOR THE SHOW:~ Discussion on what may make someone shoot~ San Ysidro Mcdonald's MassacreIn 1984, James Hoberty opened fire killing many people, injuring many others, and causing change forever in San Ysidro. A sniper took him out in one shot.~ Columbine High School MassacreIn 1999, Eric Harris and Dylan Klybold had a mission to exact revenge on their school. They killed tons of people and injured tons more.~ Westroads Mall ShootingIn 2007, Robert Hawkins opens fire in a mall.~ Virginia Tech MassacreEnjoy the show!STAY SAFE... IF YOU SEE SOMEONE ACTING DEPRESSED OR STRANGE, REPORT IT. GET THEM HELP. IF SOMEONE IS SUCIDIAL OR WANTS TO HURT OTHERS, REPORT IT... STAY SAFE! Support the show
From The Punchline in Atlanta, Georgia- Brian sits down with comedians Robert Hawkins and Todd Riley to talk about kind of a strange show that just took place at The Punchline.
The ArtistRobert Hawkins spent most of his life pursuing music. Now, his joy comes from serving the Lord in any and every capacity of life. He is steadfast and sold out to God and his eyes are focused on ministry and fulfilling His purpose. Hawkins dream is to produce music which ministers to the heart of God and touches the heart of people. Not what's popular, but what delivers, what heals, what restores, music that God inhabits.Born April 3rd, 1982 in Chicago, IL and moved to Kalamazoo, MI at the age of eight. Hawkins grew up singing and directing the choir at his local church; “Church of the Living God”. In the year of 2001, Hawkins perused his music career and started a Gospel group called “Unified Praise”, where they traveled across the country spreading the Gospel of Jesus Christ through song. With an audacious mindset and passion for Music Ministry, in 2004 “Robert Hawkins and Unified Praise” accomplished their debut live recording in Kalamazoo, MI. Shortly after, Robert and Unified Praise was privileged to share the stage with some of the top Gospel Artist such as, Tye Tribbett, Ki Ki Sheard, and Rance Allen, just to name a few. In addition, made an appearance on Dr. Bobby Jones Gospel Impact Network. Later, Hawkins accepted an invitation to travel and perform background vocals for various Gospel Artist: Leandria Johnson, Ashford Sandars, Jonathan Dunn, Joshua Rogers, and Jon Plair just to name a few. As he continued serving in the background God has opened many doors on his behalf allowing him to minister in song at churches worldwide. Hawkins has made appearances on BET's Bobby Jones Gospel, TBN “Praise the Lord”, Bishop Bloomer and The Lexi show on “The Word Network”.This Chicago native with a diverse and pristine vocal style took another step forward, co-produced and released his debut single “Happy” on his Birthday April 3rd 2016 produced by Reginald Strong Jr. Robert is truly grateful and appreciative of this opportunity in comparison of his first recording in 2004 that wasn't successful. Robert Says “This song “Happy” means something new now because of the struggles, pain, and adversity I faced for 12 long years and God suddenly made provisions for me to record and release this song. I truly have several reasons to be “Happy”.His vocal aptitude is evident. “I'm inspired to perform when times are rough, whether it's from my own life experiences or someone else's. “In these moments, I love to minister because it's an outlet and source for leaving an everlasting impression to hurting people like myself.One thing that Robert Hawkins desires, is to keep the message of Christ on display more than the brand of the artist. “Without God, we can't do anything.
The ArtistRobert Hawkins spent most of his life pursuing music. Now, his joy comes from serving the Lord in any and every capacity of life. He is steadfast and sold out to God and his eyes are focused on ministry and fulfilling His purpose. Hawkins dream is to produce music which ministers to the heart of God and touches the heart of people. Not what's popular, but what delivers, what heals, what restores, music that God inhabits.Born April 3rd, 1982 in Chicago, IL and moved to Kalamazoo, MI at the age of eight. Hawkins grew up singing and directing the choir at his local church; “Church of the Living God”. In the year of 2001, Hawkins perused his music career and started a Gospel group called “Unified Praise”, where they traveled across the country spreading the Gospel of Jesus Christ through song. With an audacious mindset and passion for Music Ministry, in 2004 “Robert Hawkins and Unified Praise” accomplished their debut live recording in Kalamazoo, MI. Shortly after, Robert and Unified Praise was privileged to share the stage with some of the top Gospel Artist such as, Tye Tribbett, Ki Ki Sheard, and Rance Allen, just to name a few. In addition, made an appearance on Dr. Bobby Jones Gospel Impact Network. Later, Hawkins accepted an invitation to travel and perform background vocals for various Gospel Artist: Leandria Johnson, Ashford Sandars, Jonathan Dunn, Joshua Rogers, and Jon Plair just to name a few. As he continued serving in the background God has opened many doors on his behalf allowing him to minister in song at churches worldwide. Hawkins has made appearances on BET's Bobby Jones Gospel, TBN “Praise the Lord”, Bishop Bloomer and The Lexi show on “The Word Network”.This Chicago native with a diverse and pristine vocal style took another step forward, co-produced and released his debut single “Happy” on his Birthday April 3rd 2016 produced by Reginald Strong Jr. Robert is truly grateful and appreciative of this opportunity in comparison of his first recording in 2004 that wasn't successful. Robert Says “This song “Happy” means something new now because of the struggles, pain, and adversity I faced for 12 long years and God suddenly made provisions for me to record and release this song. I truly have several reasons to be “Happy”.His vocal aptitude is evident. “I'm inspired to perform when times are rough, whether it's from my own life experiences or someone else's. “In these moments, I love to minister because it's an outlet and source for leaving an everlasting impression to hurting people like myself.One thing that Robert Hawkins desires, is to keep the message of Christ on display more than the brand of the artist. “Without God, we can't do anything.
Neil Carlson has over 40 years in sales. 30 years researching sales people and why and how they give customers reasons not to buy, set appointments, etc. Shopped over 5000 sales people around the country. Recorded thousands of sales people. Neil teach salespeople how to change their thinking and their conditioning. Key note speaker, work shops, seminars, training classes and authored numerous articles for sales magazines Robert Hawkins globally recognized, adult financial educator, fiduciary & CEO of Hawkins Wealth Advisory, a fee-based Financial firm. The team has worked businesses and families, helping them build wealth, expand fortunes and protect their assets from Wall Street & Washington Erica West former teacher and curriculum administrator. She started Real estate career in 1984 and sold it in 2000 and subsequently opened Erica West and Company which they sold in 2005.They currently work there at the same franchise today. She is a recipient of the ReMax Lifetime Achievement Award and a member of the ReMax Hall of Fame. Contributor to best seller “Transform” For more information go to MoneyForLunch.com. Connect with Bert Martinez on Facebook. Connect with Bert Martinez on Twitter. Need help with your business? Contact Bert Martinez. Have Bert Martinez speak at your event!
Robert Hawkins is the owner of the Bob Mitchell's Fly Shop near St. Paul, Minnesota, as well as the brand-new world record for muskie on the fly!
#inthesprings Veteran standup comedian, Robert Hawkins, stopped by In The Springs during his headlining weekend at Loonees Comedy Corner. Enjoy! http://archive.org/download/RobertHawkins...InTheSprings/Robert%20Hawkins...In%20The%20Springs.mp3 You can find Robert Hawkins at his official website and Twitter. Checkout the legendary Loonees Comedy Corner. And follow In The Springs on Facebook and Twitter.
Robert Hawkins is not only one of the funniest human beings alive he is also one of my dearest best friends. Robert is of those rarest creatures in that he is almost as funny off stage as he is onstage. I first meet Robert in the early 1990s when we were both playing at the River Center comedy club together in San Antonio, Texas. Robert was the MC, I was the middle act and Nick DiPalo was the headliner, what a show! Robert is originally from Hollywood, Florida. I always love to say to him "You are so Hollywood... Florida." Because we both grew up in Florida we can always laugh about the unique and disturbing ridiculousness of our home state. He didn't start doing stand until he got out of the army in Texas so Texas is also a major factor in his life as is San Francisco as he and I both lived there at the same time. Career highlights aside from Conan appearances include being a writer for Christopher Titus' sitcom and for many years now he has been the opening act for Ron White. For me Robert will always be significant because he never fails to make me laugh and he has been a friend to me through thick and thin never once leaving me hanging if I were having troubles. Robert and Dan Gabriel were the ones who introduced me to Bikram Yoga in 2004 and we compare notes on that practice and talk about it at great length in this episode. "The best thing about Bikram Yoga is quieting your mind." In this conversation Robert and I talk about the Ice Cream Truck business we thought of starting, why should should pick your favorite team in the playoffs, the gold fish project of Amsterdam, family discounts in Thailand, why you should never have sex with a comedy club waitress on the first night of the week, why you should write and try out two jokes a day minimum and the most brilliant invention of all 'The Smoothie Phone.' He is one of my favorite living human beings walking the earth today and it is my pleasure to present to you now the one and only Robert Hawkins! Intro song: Cutting Room (Hot Pants) – Oceanliners Stand-up clip 1: Compilation of ‘Quitting Smoking’, ‘In The Army’ and YouTube clip ‘Gay Pride Parades - Robert Hawkins’. Stand-up clip from YouTube 2: Ron White's Comedy Salute to the Troops Robert Hawkins Audio Cameo: Standing Bow Posture (Bikram Yoga) Stand-up clip 3: ‘Write Home’ End song: Wanted: Lover (No Experience Necessary) – James Govan Recorded in Dallas, Texas. March 2014
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