Podcasts about Robin Thompson

A man found dead on an Adelaide beach in 1948—his identity unknown, his past a riddle, and his pocket containing a cryptic phrase: "Tamam Shud"—meaning "it is finished." But what if it wasn’t finished? In this episode, hear from Professor Derek Abbott, a man who has spent decades unraveling this enigma. And now, he claims to have the answer. Using DNA technology, Derek has identified the Somerton Man. But does this revelation truly close the case? Or does it open even deeper questions about who The Somerton Man was, how he died, and the strange, almost spy-like clues surrounding his final days? Keep up with Kathy here.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

During week 6 of our Foundation Series, Pastors Buddy & Robin Thompson joined together to share the power of Understanding the Bible as they gave principles to help us get a grasp on God's Word and the power it has when included in our daily lives.

Host, Boots Knighton, interviews Dr. Robin Thompson, a naturopathic doctor specializing in biotoxin illness. They discuss the major health obstacles faced by heart patients, including exposure to mold and other biotoxins in water-damaged buildings. Robin explains how these toxins infiltrate the body, causing inflammation and a range of symptoms like chronic fatigue and GI issues. She shares practical advice for detecting and treating biotoxin-related illnesses, recommending resources like SurvivingMold.com and ISEAI. Boots shares her own health journey, highlighting profound improvements under Robin's care. They stress the importance of holistic, personalized treatment for long-term recovery.About Dr. Robin ThomsonDr. Robin Thomson is a naturopathic physician who has been practicing medicine since 2005. She provides primary care as well as expert care for biotoxin illnesses like tick-borne infections and mold illness, as well as mental health disorders like anxiety and depression, and symptom relief for chronic COVID sufferers. Dr. Thomson graduated from the National College of Naturopathic Medicine in Portland, Oregon. In 2008 she received a grant from the Turn the Corner Foundation to study Lyme and other tick-borne disease treatments with the highly acclaimed Dr. Bernard Raxlen in New York City, and then moved to Montana in January 2009. In 2013 she gained further training in environmental illnesses such as mold toxicity, and completed the Dr. Richard Shoemaker Certification in Biotoxin Illnesses. And in 2020, delayed due to the pandemic, she finally received certification from the Walsh Institute in the natural treatment of mental illnesses.Affiliations:ILADS (the International Lyme and Associated Diseases Society), theAANP (American Association of Naturopathic Physicians), theMANP (Montana Association of Naturopathic Physicians), OANP (Oregon Association of Naturopathic Physicians),andISEAI (the International Society for Environmentally Acquired Illness), where she is a Diplomate member. Dr. Thomson is licensed as a naturopathic physician in the states of Montana and Oregon.Join the Patreon Community! The Joyful Beat zoom group starts in September 2024.**I am not a doctor and this is not medical advice. Be sure to check in with your care team about all the next right steps for you and your heart.**How to connect with BootsEmail: Boots@theheartchamberpodcast.comInstagram: @openheartsurgerywithboots or @boots.knightonLinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/boots-knightonBoots KnightonIf you enjoyed this episode, take a minute and share it with someone you know who will find value in it as well. You can share directly from this platform or send them to:Open

Robin Thompson shares her joy with families and strategies for creating an exciting and inviting library space. I would like to thank composer Nazar Rybak at Hooksounds.com for the music you've heard today.   Capstone *use UNITED for $20 off $100 or more on print and ebooks Editable PD Certificate FAQ's and ISO (In search of…) Online Doctoral Programs APA format for citing a podcast/podcast app SLU Playlists Search by title, guest and location! Have YOUR Say!!! Share your ideas on the next episode! THAT Librarian apparel and flair! Pre-order signed copy of Amanda Jones' book “That Librarian”   Robin Thompson X/IG @crazymrst TikTok @_crazymrst  MES Media Center  

Robin Thompson says he is an IT stress reliever working with small and medium-sized businesses helping ensure that their IT is not causing them stress. Sam and Robin have known each other for a long time having started their business at a similar time and having run a networking event together. Robin's journey into IT has been an interesting one. As a child of the 80s he has been using computers since he was a child. Robin spent ten years in financial services and then moved to working in higher education. He did do some first line IT support as part of his role. But also did things like exam timetables for the University of Hull. At one stage Robin was offered the opportunity to take voluntary redundancy from the University, At the same time Helen his wife and co-director was between jobs and so they decided to take the redundancy and setup the business. Sam asks what photographers need to think about in terms of their IT. Robin says for those in creative industries you will need high spec equipment and lots of processing power. Backing up your data is an important thing to think about. But due to the file sizes that photographers deal with are very large so that cloud storage can start to get very expensive. Robin suggests one way of doing this is having project files on cloud storage, but use external hard drives to backup the raw photo files. Backblaze is  service that some photographers use as the storage is a lot cheaper than Google or Microsoft cloud storage. In terms of security Robin says the built in security has got a lot better over the years on Windows computers. He also reminds us that Macs, contrary to popular opinion, can get viruses. They can also pass viruses onto Windows computer and it is not good for your business if you accidentally pass viruses onto customers, so ensure macs have 3rd party anti-virus software on them. Robin says domains and emails are also important. Some small businesses use Gmail or Hotmail addresses for their business and this does not look very professional. Then have a professional email system around that, that will scan incoming and outgoing emails. Spoofing is a challenge at the moment (spoofing is someone pretending to be someone else). Good email scanning will deal with this. On top of this email marketing needs a domain based email address. Because we do have problems like spoofing there are now systems in place to prevent this. But this does also mean it can be harder to deliver genuine email. When properly setup this isn't a problem, but setting up email accounts correctly is correct.   Robin explains that backups are much more than photos. Emails, invoices, contact information and more, all needs backing up. If these aren't backed up it could cost you your business. Robin has used photography in his business and he says you can tell when photography has been done professionally. Robin had the opportunity to be in a magazine with a focus on his wife in the business. They got professional photography for that and thought the results were excellent. Although you can take photos with a phone, it is not the same. Sam asked Robin to share his experience of using professional photographers. Robin thinks that initial conversation, before the photo shoot is very important. It's a careful balance of  the photographer providing expertise and suggestions with listening. Also many people are very uncomfortable in front of the camera and so making people at their ease in front of the lens is important. He likes the idea of a retainer for photographers but doesn't work on that basis with his photographer.

On Mother's Day, we had the privilege of hearing from the wife of our Lead Pastor, Robin Thompson, and the wife of our Executive Pastor, Davina Pavie, as they shared A TALE OF TWO MOMS from the lives of Jochebed, the mother of Moses, and Mary, the mother of Jesus. It was an amazing two-part message that encouraged moms to have courage, faith, love, and to recognize that they are leaving a legacy.

On Mother's Day, we had the privilege of hearing from the wife of our Lead Pastor, Robin Thompson, and the wife of our Executive Pastor, Davina Pavie, as they shared A TALE OF TWO MOMS from the lives of Jochebed, the mother of Moses, and Mary, the mother of Jesus. It was an amazing two-part message that encouraged moms to have courage, faith, love, and to recognize that they are leaving a legacy.

Hearing what women think about generational masculinity is a perspective that is incredibly important. In this Episode of Exploring More Michael Thompson, his wife Robin Thompson, and his friend Sherry Jennings, talk about what they are hopeful for in the work of redeeming generational masculinity for the healing of men, women, marriages, and families.  They tell stories of hurt and hope. How men have let down, and not rose to the occasion of treating a feminine heart with curiosity, kindness, and strength, as well as sharing how the continued healing of men around them has had a beautiful effect in their lives.  Hear and share this incredibly important perspective of why it is so important for a man to get his heart back, to his work, and walk with God. Jump in with Michael, Robin, and Sherry to explore more of how the freedom of a mans heart can positively effect the world, women, marriages and their families, in this episode of the Exploring More Podcast. Connect with the Zoweh team by sending an email to ExploringMore@zoweh.org. https://www.zoweh.org/events https://www.michaelthompson.me

7 Listeners chime in and Kelsey Bogan shares her BINGO card of Library Discourse for all of us to ponder.     I would like to thank composer Nazar Rybak at Hooksounds.com for the music you've heard today.   Literati Book Fairs: Speak with the Literati team today and mention the code UNITED to see if you qualify for a $500 Titlewave gift card once you complete your first Literati Book Fair.  Capstone *use UNITED for $20 off $100 or more on print and ebooks   Editable PD Certificate FAQ's and ISO (In search of…) Online Doctoral Programs APA format for citing a podcast/podcast app SLU Playlists Search by title, guest and location! Instructions for  Call-In Shows (Feb-Mar)   THAT Librarian apparel and flair! Pre-order signed copy of Amanda Jones' book “That Librarian”   Amanda Hunt @thenextgenlib Arika Dickens @arikadickens Robin Thompson @crazymrst  Melissa Shenk  @GaTechLibrarian Sara Smith @sm_wordsmith Melanie Le Jeune @maclejeune Steve Tetreault @DrTlovesbooks E Literacy Shaming Kelsey Bogan Twitter: @kelseybogan  IG/TikTok: @GVHSlibrary E134 Ditching Dewey (July 2021) E198  Genrefication (Oct 2022) E219 End Of Year Reports (April 2023) Blog: Don't You Shush Me  2024 Library Discourse BINGO card

In this episode, Robin Thompson, co-founder of Zoweh, discusses the process of recognizing and repairing the ways she may not have loved her children well in their growing-up years. She shares how engaging in narrative-focused trauma care helped her understand her own story and equipped her to listen to others. Robin emphasizes the importance of listening to ourselves and offers insights on how to engage in meaningful conversations with others. She also shares her hope for people to have authentic, life-changing encounters with God through Zoweh's resources and events. In this conversation, Robin discusses the offerings and resources provided by her organization, as well as the importance of being better listeners.Robin is learning that it's okay to not be okay, to hold complexities, that there is room for far more than she ever thought, and that her voice is needed. Mourning with those who mourn and rejoicing with those who rejoice is one of Robin's great passions. She loves being home, adores the quiet, and loves laughing and traveling with her handsome husband Michael. Time with their three grown daughters is especially treasured.TakeawaysEngaging in narrative-focused trauma care can help us understand our own stories and equip us to better listen to others.Listening to ourselves and being present in the moment can enhance our relationships and promote healing.Avoiding bright siding and allowing space for silence can create a safe and supportive environment for others to share their stories.Zoweh offers resources and events that aim to help people have authentic, life-changing encounters with God.Being a good listener is essential for connecting with others and deepening our relationship with God.Reflection Questions1. Are you really listening to yourself?  Take stock of today or earlier this week maybe it was a conversation, a big feeling, reaction you had this week and take some time to uncover what was underneath it all.2. What tip of Robin's are you going to lean into this week when talking to friends, loved ones, and small group members?  Allowing silence, not saying me-too, or trying to put a bow on it?Connect with RobinE-mail RobinZoweh Women & Zoom Chats Previous Zoweh Episodes:#106 Michael Thompson #111 Scott & Sherry Jennings #115 Dana Andrechyn Dan Allender How to support The Parable Podcast: #1 Subscribe or Follow the show so you don't miss the next episode of The Parable Podcast through your favorite podcast app (i.e. iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher). #2 Share this show with a friend, this is a perfect opportunity to start your own Parable Conversation together. #3 Are you in need of a speaker for your Church, Women's Group, or event? Contact Danielle to learn more.

Tuesday afternoon, summer of 2017: Scotty Hatton and Scottie Wightman made a decision to help someone in need and both paid a price for their actions that day — actions that have led to a legal, moral, and scientific puzzle about how we balance accountability and forgiveness.  In this 2019 episode, we go to Bath County, Kentucky, where, as one health official put it, opioids have created “a hole the size of Kentucky.” We talk to the people on all sides of this story about stemming the tide of overdoses. We wrestle with the science of poison and fear, and we try to figure out whether and when the drive to protect and help those around us should rise above the law. Special thanks to Earl Willis, Bobby Ratliff, Ronnie Goldie, Megan Fisher, Alan Caudill, Nick Jones, Dan Wermerling, Terry Bunn, Robin Thompson and the staff at KIPRC, Charles Landon, Charles P Gore, Jim McCarthy, Ann Marie Farina, Dr. Jeremy Faust and Dr. Ed Boyer, Justin Brower, Kathy Robinson, Zoe Renfro, John Bucknell, Chris Moraff, Jeremiah Laster, Tommy Kane, Jim McCarthy, Sarah Wakeman, and Al Tompkins. CDC recommendations on helping people who overdose: https://www.cdc.gov/drugoverdose/pdf/patients/Preventing-an-Opioid-Overdose-Tip-Card-a.pdf Find out where to get naloxone: https://prevent-protect.org/. It is also now available over-the-counter. (https://zpr.io/SMX9yYDUta7a).  EPISODE CREDITS: Reported by - Peter Andrey Smith with Matt KieltyProduced by - Matt Kielty Our newsletter comes out every Wednesday. It includes short essays, recommendations, and details about other ways to interact with the show. Sign up (https://radiolab.org/newsletter)! Radiolab is supported by listeners like you. Support Radiolab by becoming a member of The Lab (https://members.radiolab.org/) today. Follow our show on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook @radiolab, and share your thoughts with us by emailing radiolab@wnyc.org Leadership support for Radiolab's science programming is provided by the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation, Science Sandbox, a Simons Foundation Initiative, and the John Templeton Foundation. Foundational support for Radiolab was provided by the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation.

President John F. Kennedy once said in a speech “No American is ever made better off by pulling a fellow American down, and every American is made better off whenever any one of us is made better off. A rising tide raises all boats.”The non-profit collaboration and coordination in this valley is a testament to those words, however it hasn't always been the case.  Learn a little about the history of non-profit collaboration in the valley as well as updates on current programming.Erik Williams is joined by Vail Valley Partnership's Maren Cerimele and local Non-profit expert Robin Thompson to talk about the non-profit learning series and Professional Fundraising Certificate program and how you can get involved.Learn more on Jan 25th with The Key to Charting your Course in 2023Register HEREThe Nonprofit Learning Series is kicking off 2023 with a new program on January 25th featuring inspirational Ted Talk style presentations on topics that are vital to your nonprofit work. Then, the presenters will be part of a panel discussion where you can ask the experts questions culminating in an interactive roundtable session with the speakers and topics. Sign up today so that you don't miss this in-person program to help chart the course for a great 2023!Learn more about the Non-Profit Network HERE.Professional Fundraising Certificate dates:Thursdays, Weekly (11am – 1pm, lunch provided)February 16 & 23One week off for Eagle County Schools' Winter BreakMarch 9, 16, 23 & 30April 6 & 13Learn more about the Professional Fundraising Certificate program HERE:

Michael and Robin Thompson share some heartfelt updates about what's new at Zoweh and some of their personal journey. They discuss the importance of being in the moment. They suggest being curious, observant of one's emotions, and asking, "Why am I feeling this way?" Share your journey or your questions at exploringmore@zoweh.org.

Raging success or a colossal failure? The latter was not an option. The only choice was to exceed expectations and crush goals. Robin Thompson recounts The Victory School's amazing creativity and incredible fundraising feat!

June 30, 2022 — After seven years of fundraising and scouting for a location, the Friends of the Long Valley Public Library are close to opening a branch of the county library in downtown Laytonville. The Friends have raised about $40,000 since 2015, and just last week, the library got the green light for a USDA Rural Development Grant of $64,200 as a 75% match to buy furniture, books, and other materials for opening day. Shawn Haven, one of the core members of the Friends group, met KZYX on Wednesday morning at the future location of the new branch, in the Foster's shopping center just off of Highway 101. “We got started in 2015,” she recalled. “John Pinches offered us the old Bookmobile, and we went from there.” The county has an established Bookmobile program, which brings books to Laytonville every other Tuesday. “That Bookmobile that they gave us was not fit for county employee habitation, so we sold that and used the money, moving toward this project,” she said. “Of course, paying rent on this space through covid was a little pricey, but we're getting there. A little more to go, and we'll be ready.” Deborah Fader Samson, the Library and Museum Director, said in an email that she is planning for a New Year's Grand Opening. Haven is pleased with the central location, which is within sight of the elementary and middle schools. It's a block or so from the high school and the Book Room, a bookstore at the site of the old high school that serves as an ongoing fundraiser for the library. The walls at the Book Room are lined with school lockers, murals by a visiting Mayan scholar, a piano that's out of tune, and donated bookshelves stuffed with volumes. There is also a seed library, which will remain even after the public library opens. The Book Rom has taken on a life of its own over the years. “We started with a big pile of boxes of books right there,” Haven recalled. Originally, the local school superintendent gave the Friends permission to use the old school site as storage for their books between sales. “And we thought, well, this is such a mess, we can't function in here,” she said. “So we put up some shelves. And then we thought, well, we can put up some more shelves. And then we said, well, can we open it? Why schlepp all these books? We're all old ladies, right? So she said, sure, go ahead. We just kept expanding our space, expanding our hours, so there you have it.” The Book Room has become more than a bookstore raising money for the library. It's a hub of community activity, with a large central room where groups gather to play bridge, spin, have healthy snacks, or curl up with one of the approximately 3,500 books that continue to pour in. Volumes are currently organized by subject and age range, with one shelf dedicated to books about insects for young people, another featuring biographies, and one section devoted entirely to books by lawyers. “We have a little bit of everything,” Haven observed. “Or, as they say, something to offend everyone. The true job of a library.” Haven promised the Book Room won't be phased out by the library. “The library here, to start off, will be open three days a week,” she said. “Probably Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday. And then the Book Room is open Monday, Tuesday, and Friday. So there will be full literary and seed library coverage every day except Sunday…so we've got your back.” The library site has had multiple incarnations: it's been a restaurant, a beauty parlor, and, most recently, a tattoo shop. It's about 1000 square feet and has the capacity for around a thousand books, plus computers, magazines, and newspapers. And there's a variety of artwork, starting with a hand-carved chinquapin counter carved by local woodworker Robin Thompson along the expansive, north-facing windows, “for laptop work and staring out the window,” Haven noted. There will be two public computer stations, with free broadband provided by a California State Library grant with speeds up to 1 Gbps, “so it's fast and reliable, unless someone cuts a cable, of course.” The Friends of the Library also have a 4x6 mural of local nature scenes that artist Danza Davis painted with kids at Juvenile Hall, as part of a Get Art in the Schools Program grant through the Arts Council. That piece will be one of the first things patrons see when they walk into the library. But another work of art, in the future break room, is being diligently covered over with a meticulous decoupage of printed material. “This post, it had pinups on it,” Haven said, gesturing at a column still featuring a few remnants of vintage girly pictures, leftover from the tattoo shop. “It's really sad to cover them up,” she said. “But the method is starch with a little varathane over it, so if anyone ever wants to restore it, they can. I hate to destroy someone else's art.” The Friends found the site about three years ago, but the learning curve was steep, especially during covid. “When we started this, we didn't even know we had to have a permit,” Haven recalled; “because we weren't doing anything major. The place had been a business before. It was obviously okay…we thought. So we had to get an architect…it sounds so easy. But it took like three years.” They had to repair an unsafe irregularity in the floor, install new lighting and lots of new electrical outlets, and lay down a new sidewalk that's ADA accessible from the parking lot. The furniture is supposed to arrive in November, right around the time the ballots go out, with a measure asking voters if they'd like to double Measure A, to a quarter cent sales tax, and keep it going in perpetuity. Voters will also be asked to decide on a quarter cent sales tax for fire services. “The two taxes are not in a fight, I don't think,” Haven said. “So we'll be out and about, and out and about.” Voters have been primed by the signature-gathering process, “and we'll be sure they stay primed, and get more primed, and bring their friends.”

PORGY AND BESS COMPOSER: George Gershwin LYRICIST: Ira Gershwin, DuBose Heyward BOOK: DuBose Heyward SOURCE: Porgy by DuBose Heyward (1925)  DIRECTOR: Rouben Mamoulian PRINCIPLE CAST: Anne Brown (Bess), John W. Bubbles (Sportin' Life), Todd Duncan (Porgy),  OPENING DATE: October 10th, 1935 CLOSING DATE: January 25th, 1936 PERFORMANCES: 124 SYNOPSIS: When the murderous Crown abandons his lover Bess, a disabled beggar, Porgy, vows to protect her. When Crown vows to return and take Bess away, Porgy and Bess's love for one another is thrown into peril.  With a score and libretto by George and Ira Gershwin with DuBose Heyward respectively, Porgy and Bess tells the controversial love story of a disabled Black man named Porgy through the style of grand opera. The premiere production featured a troupe of classically trained Black singers and was significant for the way it fused American folk music with classical orchestrations. Key songs became standards in their day, and ‘Summertime' maintains its popularity as a jazz cover. Davóne Tines explores the complexity of this piece, specifically how it relates to the black experience being created through a white lens.  Davóne Tines- Heralded as a "singer of immense power and fervor" and “[one] of the most powerful voices of our time” (@latimes) "the immensely gifted American bass-baritone Davóne Tines has won acclaim, and advanced the field of classical music." (@nytimes) this “next generation leader (Time Magazine) is a path-breaking artist at the intersection of many histories, cultures, and aesthetics, his work blends opera, spirituals, gospel, and anthems, as a means to tell a deeply personal story of perseverance and human connection. SOURCES Porgy and Bess Members of the Original Broadway Cast Recording. Decca (1940) Porgy and Bess, starring Dorothy Dandridge and Sidney Poitier, directed by Otto Preminger. Columbia Pictures (1959) The Strange Career of Porgy and Bess: Race, Culture, and America's Most Famous Opera by Ellen Noonan, Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press (2012) The Gershwins' Porgy and Bess: A 75th Anniversary Celebration by Robin Thompson, Amadeus (2010) “On My Way”: The Untold Story of Rouben Mamoulian, George Gershwin, and Porgy and Bess by Joseph Horowitz, W.W. Norton & Company (2013) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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In this excerpt from A Night of Stories, Michael introduces and thanks more team members. Michael shares how the Zoweh logo came to be. Jim Chenet, Tom Benner, Robin Thompson share stories along with when Michael started writing the first book, Search and Rescue. To connect with the Zoweh team, email exploringmore@zoweh.org.

In this excerpt from A Night of Stories, Robin Thompson shares about the restless heart longing that she and Michael felt prior to establishing the Zoweh ministry. Michael introduces founders Jay Stott and Keith Daniel who shares some stories from the early years. We invite you to connect with our team at exploringmore@zoweh.org.

In this sneak peak from Session 4 of The Rendezvous Project, Robin Thompson shares a glimpse of The Heart of a Woman. Explore the glory that was meant to embody the life of each woman. Share your stories, questions, and feedback with the Zoweh team at exploringmore@zoweh.org.

"Humbled 3,000 Times"

Media Personality Cindy Grosz interviews recording star and actor, Lovari, actor George V. Andrekos, at the premiere of the movie, 'I Love Us,' and our 'Savvy Over Sixty' contributor, Robin Thompson shares tips on working and living with her daughter, Tara, plus Cindy gives tips on fall entertaining.

Actors Anthony Snow and Nick Loeb discuss working in front of and behind the camera in their latest projects and our 'Savvy Over Sixty' Contributor talks about lessons learned through parenting to have your children respect you.

Media Personality Cindy Grosz interviews fashion designer and social media influencer, Teggy French, author of the new book 'Fool's Errand,' Jeffrey Stephens, plus Robin Thompon, 'Savvy Over Sixty' contributor.

In this excerpt from Robin Thompson's talk on Healing, we journey through the mind, body, and soul's reaction to hurt. Robin describes some responses she has had in her own healing journey and invites the listener to ask revelatory questions as well as take time to consider their own responses to hurt, grief, abuse, or disappointment. The full audio version for The Deepening Weekend is available at https://www.zowehoutpost.com/the-deepening-weekend-2021-live-at-carolina-point/ Reach out to the Zoweh Team by sending an email to exploringmore@zoweh.org.

Robin Thompson, Sherry Jennings, and Dana Andrechyn, members of the Zoweh women's guide team, open The Deepening Weekend by introducing why they take the time to get away to attend the weekend. They emphasize the importance of story and how it is foundational to foster and deepen relationships. Robin shares three foundational things about women: women were created to love, created for shalom, and created for the unique way in which women bear the image of God. To connect with the Zoweh team, email exploringmore@zoweh.org.

Robin is a fashion designer, but before you go quitting your day job, tossing your purse at your receptionist and demanding someone get Demarchelier on line 1, give this podcast a listen! Other than Improv explores the lives of improvisers. Learn about their cool jobs, scary stories, weird hobbies and more as they talk about … Continue reading "Dress, and! Confessions of a Fashion Designer with Robin Thompson"

Join Michael, SJ and Robin Thompson as they discuss the founding of Zoweh. How Zoweh came about and some of the history behind the name. #foundersday #foundersinterview #zoweh #kierkegaard #cslewis #wildatheart #johneldredge #sword #swordshopping #birthday #Aragorn #TheLordofTheRings #MereChristianity

Featuring: Michael Thompson, Scott SJ Jennings, Robin Thompson 4th Pillar - More Life, More Love, More Freedom The Life of More - A hopeful forecast of what is coming. There is always more with God. The podcast is Exploring More because we believe there is always more of all the good with God. It’s the first pillar that people seem to discover. There is more to the Christian than going to church on Sunday, tithing 10%, and repeating that on a weekly basis. If there’s more, then there’s an invitation to move. The Four Pillars of Zoweh support each other in a somewhat circular way. 1) Intimacy, 2) Orientation, 3) Nothing to Hide, Nothing to Prove, Nothing to Fear, 4) More Love, More Life, More Freedom exploringmore@zoweh.org http://www.zoweh.org #whataboutbob #whatareyouwatching #bingewatch #fishing #morelife #morelove #morefreedom #zoweh #lifeofmore #cockapoo #moonwalker #largerstory #hope #ohtheresmore #benevolentdetachment

In this episode we speak to Dr Robin Thompson about how data is being used to inform the mathematical models behind the models of COVID-19. (episode recorded on 29 April 2020)

In this episode we speak to Dr Robin Thompson about how data is being used to inform the mathematical models behind the models of COVID-19.(episode recorded on 29 April 2020)

The eleventh episode of our Anatomy of a Pandemic series has arrived, and just in time. Have you found yourself trying to sift through headlines claiming “this model predicts that” and “that model predicts this”, but you’re not sure where the truth really lies? Then this episode is for you. With the help of Dr. Mike Famulare from the Institute for Disease Modeling (interview recorded April 29, 2020), we walk through the basics of mathematical modeling of infectious disease, explore some of the current projections for this pandemic, and discuss some guidelines for evaluating these headline-making models. As always, we wrap up the episode by discussing the top five things we learned from our expert. To help you get a better idea of the topics covered in this episode, we’ve listed the questions below: What is a math model and what are some of the goals of mathematical modeling? So talking specifically now about infectious disease models, can you walk us through what the basic components are of an infectious disease model, like an SIR model? Where do you get the data that you use to estimate the parameters in an SIR model - what is based on actual data and what has to be estimated? Infectious disease outbreaks often have a curve-like shape, with the number of infected individuals on the y-axis and time on the x-axis. Can you explain why infectious disease epidemics tend to follow a curve? Can you talk us through some of the assumptions that you have to make when you're constructing one of these models and how that kind of relates to the uncertainty inherent within models? How might that uncertainty affect interpretation? What are some examples of the various ways we use infectious disease models in public health policy? Can you talk about how models might be used at various stages of a pandemic to guide public health measures? How might our use of models early on in a pandemic be different from the middle of one? Speaking specifically about COVID-19 now, can you talk about what a basic model for this pandemic might look like?  Are models for COVID-19 using only lab-confirmed cases of the disease or clinical-confirmed cases as well? Looking back on these earlier models of COVID-19, what can we take away from the performance of these models? Is there any agreement among models as to what policies might be the best in terms of keeping cases and deaths as low as possible?  For those of us who have no background in mathematical or statistical modeling, are there guidelines that we should use to evaluate these models or compare them? What should we (as in the general public) be taking away from these models? Are there any positive changes you hope to see come out of this pandemic, either as a member of the community or as a math modeler? For a deeper dive into the wonderful world of infectious disease models, we recommend checking out this recent video from Robin Thompson, PhD of Oxford Mathematics titled “How do mathematicians model infectious disease outbreaks?” The video was posted on April 8, 2020.  

Models. They are dominating our Lockdown lives. But what is a mathematical model? We hear a lot about the end result, but how is it put together? What are the assumptions? And how accurate can they be? In our first online only lecture Robin Thompson, Research Fellow in Mathematical Epidemiology in Oxford, will explain. Robin is working on the ongoing modelling of Covid-19 and has made many and varied media appearances in the past few weeks

Models. They are dominating our Lockdown lives. But what is a mathematical model? We hear a lot about the end result, but how is it put together? What are the assumptions? And how accurate can they be? In our first online only lecture Robin Thompson, Research Fellow in Mathematical Epidemiology in Oxford, will explain. Robin is working on the ongoing modelling of Covid-19 and has made many and varied media appearances in the past few weeks

ITV News Health Correspondent Emily Morgan and ITV News Science Editor Tom Clarke talk to Dr Robin Thompson, Junior Research Fellow in Mathematical Epidemiology at the University of Oxford, who explains the remarkable numbers behind social distancing - and how one individual can stop infecting hundreds or thousands more people by limiting their contact with others.

On a Tuesday afternoon back in the summer of 2017, Scotty Hatton and Scottie Wightman both made a decision to help someone in need. They both paid a price for their actions that day, which have led to a legal, moral, and scientific puzzle about how we balance accountability and forgiveness.  In this episode, we go to Bath County, Kentucky, where, as one health official put it, opioids have created “a hole the size of Kentucky.” We talk to the people on all sides of this story about stemming the tide of overdoses, we wrestle with the science of poison and fear, and we try to figure out when the drive to protect and help those around us should rise above the law. This story was reported by Peter Andrey Smith with Matt Kielty, and produced by Matt Kielty. Special thanks to Earl Willis, Bobby Ratliff, Ronnie Goldie, Megan Fisher, Alan Caudill, Nick Jones, Dan Wermerling, Terry Bunn, Robin Thompson and the staff at KIPRC, Charles Landon, Charles P Gore, Jim McCarthy, Ann Marie Farina, Dr. Jeremy Faust and Dr. Ed Boyer, Justin Brower, Kathy Robinson, Zoe Renfro, John Bucknell, Chris Moraff, Jeremiah Laster, Tommy Kane, Jim McCarthy, Sarah Wakeman, and Al Tompkins.  Support Radiolab today at Radiolab.org/donate.      CDC recommendations on helping people who overdose: https://www.cdc.gov/drugoverdose/pdf/patients/Preventing-an-Opioid-Overdose-Tip-Card-a.pdf Find out where to get naloxone: https://prevent-protect.org/        

Today, we get to know Robin Thompson III, a fantastic classical pianist at UCF. Follow Robin on Facebook and Instagram: Facebook: https://bit.ly/2INBDUY Instagram: @robin.s.thompson.iii

Michael and Robin Thompson are the founder of Zoweh ministries. A ministry to men, women and couples who are look for more with God. Michael has been on show before in episodes- The Larger Gospel and Your Heart is Good. On this episode, My wife Kathy and I discuss with Michael and Robin > How to bring life to ministry and not look for life from ministry > How to be on mission together championing your wife and husbands callings & gifting > How to work through challenges that come from different seasons in a couple life For more information Zoweh go to: https://www.zoweh.org/ For more information on the Kindling Fire go to: http://thekindlingfire.com

Katana is delighted to welcome money coach, speaker, author, and founder of Budget Wise Consulting, ROBIN THOMPSON, to Smart Women Talk Radio on Tuesday, April 24th at 3:00 pm ET/12:00 PT/8:00 GMT.Don't miss Robin and Katana as they discuss:Uncovering how unchecked emotions can lead to debt.Helpful strategies to transform your debt into wealth.One of the most important secrets to staying out of debt.

Jon & Stephanie Iannotti have been Entrepreneurs and Business Leaders since 2000. Prior to that Jon worked in a Steel Mill in PA as a Quality/Safety Inspector for 24 years and prior to that was a Policeman turned Police Chief. Stephanie was an Orthopedic Technician and Personal Assistant to a very well known Orthopedic Surgeon in Pittsburgh for 24 years. Then the Real Estate Investing Bug….Bit them hard!!! They now have over 36 years combined experience in Real Estate Investing/Teaching, and Mentoring and over 3000 creative deals under their belts, they are considered one of the best in the industry. The Iannotti’s are huge believers in Multiple Streams of Income! To help their students and Real Estate Investors across the country they have come up with some amazing ways to structure deals that are cutting edge. They have done many deals with their student partners using these state of the art techniques which are now being taught across the country and internationally. They are the creators of ACT (Agreeable Contract Terms). This program has totally changed many investors’ lives with the teachings and techniques. Then in 2012, due to even more changes in the Real Estate Market, the Iannotti’s came up with another System called REACT (Reverse Engineered Agreeable Contract Terms). REACT is now taking the Real Estate Investing world by storm as well as their most recent program CATS (Complete Agreeable Terms System), which combined both of the systems. Jon and Stephanie have trained with and worked with some of the biggest names in Real Estate Investing. To name a few, Ron LeGrand, Robin Thompson, Lee Phillips, Al Aiello, Ted Thomas, Lou Brown, and many others. Not only have they mentored hundreds of their own students, they have also mentored hundreds of Ron Legrand’s real estate students. Seeing a great need for another Real Estate Investing Association in the Southwest Florida Region to help educate and train Real Estate Investors, Jon & Stephanie approached one of their associates and decided to form the Florida Gulf Coast Real Estate Investing Alliance. They are looking forward to continuing to bring knowledge and training to as many Investors as possible and are always continuing to keep their skills fine-tuned and cutting edge so that their knowledge can be passed to those that they associate with. Their motto for Real Estate Investing….”Knowledge is key, Timing is crucial, Location is important and having a Mentor or Coach will keep you on the path to Success!” The Iannotti’s are also 3 Time Amazon #1 Best Selling Authors.The books include their most recent Book “Elite Real Estate Leaders” along with their 2nd book “Business Leaders Success” and the 1st book “The New Masters of Real Estate, Getting Deals Done in the New Economy.” 12 of the 18 contributing authors in the 1st book were mentored or coached by them personally. Jon and Stephanie are also highly sought after National Speakers and National & International Mentors to well over 400 students over the past few 15 years. Owning their own businesses have given them the freedom to live where they want to live, do what they want to do and when they want to do it. By Systematizing and putting their businesses on Auto Pilot, the Iannotti’s have been given the name, “The Cruise Control Couple.” What you’ll learn about in this episode: How the flexibility of Jon and Stephanie’s course adapts to the real estate market and prepares their students to handle different scenarios The importance of developing the skills that let you recognize when a marketing technique isn’t working and how to shift to different pathways to bring in leads How to use creative thinking to survive when the market becomes more seller-friendly, making it harder to get the contract you’re looking for How their students benefit from the profit-sharing option offered by getting to work with someone experienced at closing deals while receiving support along the way How to make the most of the leads without letting difficult market conditions keep you from success Helping sellers get to a place where they’re comfortable saying “yes” to a deal by removing the complexity from real estate terminology and making the upside clear How to turn profits on deals where you might initially pay more than you wanted for a piece of property How they model themselves after internet loan companies and find paths to funding outside of banks from lots of different sources, selecting the ones that benefit them most Being able to recognize when certain selling techniques will work and when to change them to match the conditions of the market How to Find long-term success by striking the right balance of adjusting to the needs of both motivated and non-motivated sellers Resources: REInvestorSummit.com/ionnattie REInvestorSummit.com/PATLive REInvestorSummit.com/Machine REInvestorSummit.com/100 REInvestorSummit.com/coaching Love the show? 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This right here is your #1 trick to get what you most need, every day. Okay, so it's not a massage or a personal assistant.. but it is what the ONE thing that busy people are missing from their diets and TOTALLY need more of. GREENS! Specifically Dark Leafy Greens. Yeah, we can grab a green smoothie, or order a salad somewhere, but lets face it those juice bar smoothies add up (plus real food you chew is always better for you) AND most salads in restaurants are pretty sub par. Plus that get's boring, right! That's why I got super excited when I discovered KALE LOVE.  (MAKE SURE YOU SCROLL DOWN FOR YOUR SPECIAL DISCOUNT CODE) As you know KALE is king of the veggies KALE LOVE is snackable (super tasty) kale AKA "CHIP" that happens to have a bunch of other healthy stuff added to it and tastes freakin' fantastic! Here's why you gotta listen to this podcast episode I did with Robin Thompson, the creator and joint owner of KALE LOVE. She fills you in on Why this stuff will drastically improve your everyday health Why it tastes great Why kids and not so healthy eaters love this stuff! How could you not with choices like: Peanut butter, Spicy Notcho, Ranch, Vegan cheese & Ghost chile notcho- YUM! Why they have the BEST ingredients How to easily get a hold of this, anytime, anywhere How Robin and Joe (Owners) went from addicts to healthy parents & prosperous business owners How they are giving back in a huge way This is a super inspirational story - In fact the local news in Seattle recently did a story on them CLICK HERE to watch the VIDEO BUT - back to you! Kale Love is your total fix to staying healthy and looking great! This stuff is bursting with health boosting goods.Best part is - the owners know all the farmers of every single ingredient they put into their chips. From the Sea Salt Harvester to the pepper grower. AND of course they put in that extra special "Nooch" - this is the stuff that gives you protein and tons of B vitamins we all need. Especially you Veg heads and Vegans:) CLICK HERE to learn more about Nooch Yup - pretty awesome.  Once I learned just how special this chips are- so special that I had to see them in person. Here's a quick vid from production kitchen in Seattle. SEE VIDEO BELOW https://youtu.be/YZ3roI81C1k I hope you thoroughly enjoy this podcast, there's an amazing story hidden in there. OOH! since this is just in time for Thanksgiving- make sure and order up some of these goodies - they are a great addition to basically anything at the Thanksgiving table Appetizer tray on top of baked squash or mashed potatoes on salad- to add crunch and flavor (healthy croutons) And of course they are a godsend when you are running errands and can't sit down for something healthy. Just put some in a baggie, head out the door and feel super smart:) They come in 6 flavors Peanut Butter Vegan "Cheez" Ranch New Spicy Notcho San Juan Island Sea Salt Ghost Chile Notcho Just CLICK HERE to order up these goodies ALSO - it happens to be discounted just for YOU- when you order these chips- use the Promo Code: BURNBRIGHTER to get 10% off. Save Save Save Save Save Save

This week Desmond hit up the Vancouver Fan Expo and went on an interview spree. For you, we present those interviews of the following people in the following order: Michael Angelos, creator of Jack the Lantern; Conan and X-O Manowar artist Cary Nord; comic creator and filmmaker Kaare Andrews; Final Transmission author Brian Clement; notorious comic creator Robin Thompson; The Walking Dead's Scott Wilson; and the legendary Lance Henriksen. On top of all of that, there are songs: "Pumpkin Head" by The Misfits, "Holy Barbarian" by Melvins Lite, "Iron Fist" by Richie Branson, "The Easter Bunny Always Sleeps" by Vincent Price, "Pilot Episode: Main Title (Long)" by Mark Snow, and "Fansong" by Dethklok. Send feedback to: feedback@dreadmedia.net, or 206.278.5257. Follow @carynord, @kaareandrews, @brianfhclement, @lancehenriksen, @ian_paterson, and @dreadmedia on Twitter! Join the Facebook group! Visit www.stayscary.wordpress.com and www.dreadmedia.bandcamp.com.

This week Desmond hit up the Vancouver Fan Expo and went on an interview spree. For you, we present those interviews of the following people in the following order: Michael Angelos, creator of Jack the Lantern; Conan and X-O Manowar artist Cary Nord; comic creator and filmmaker Kaare Andrews; Final Transmission author Brian Clement; notorious comic creator Robin Thompson; The Walking Dead's Scott Wilson; and the legendary Lance Henriksen. On top of all of that, there are songs: "Pumpkin Head" by The Misfits, "Holy Barbarian" by Melvins Lite, "Iron Fist" by Richie Branson, "The Easter Bunny Always Sleeps" by Vincent Price, "Pilot Episode: Main Title (Long)" by Mark Snow, and "Fansong" by Dethklok. Send feedback to: feedback@dreadmedia.net, or 206.278.5257. Follow @carynord, @kaareandrews, @brianfhclement, @lancehenriksen, @ian_paterson, and @dreadmedia on Twitter! Join the Facebook group! Visit www.stayscary.wordpress.com and www.dreadmedia.bandcamp.com.

This week Desmond hit up the Vancouver Fan Expo and went on an interview spree. For you, we present those interviews of the following people in the following order: Michael Angelos, creator of Jack the Lantern; Conan and X-O Manowar artist Cary Nord; comic creator and filmmaker Kaare Andrews; Final Transmission author Brian Clement; notorious comic creator Robin Thompson; The Walking Dead's Scott Wilson; and the legendary Lance Henriksen. On top of all of that, there are songs: "Pumpkin Head" by The Misfits, "Holy Barbarian" by Melvins Lite, "Iron Fist" by Richie Branson, "The Easter Bunny Always Sleeps" by Vincent Price, "Pilot Episode: Main Title (Long)" by Mark Snow, and "Fansong" by Dethklok. Send feedback to: feedback@dreadmedia.net, or 206.278.5257. Follow @carynord, @kaareandrews, @brianfhclement, @lancehenriksen, @ian_paterson, and @dreadmedia on Twitter! Join the Facebook group! Visit www.stayscary.wordpress.com and www.dreadmedia.bandcamp.com.

This week Desmond hit up the Vancouver Fan Expo and went on an interview spree. For you, we present those interviews of the following people in the following order: Michael Angelos, creator of Jack the Lantern; Conan and X-O Manowar artist Cary Nord; comic creator and filmmaker Kaare Andrews; Final Transmission author Brian Clement; notorious comic creator Robin Thompson; The Walking Dead's Scott Wilson; and the legendary Lance Henriksen. On top of all of that, there are songs: "Pumpkin Head" by The Misfits, "Holy Barbarian" by Melvins Lite, "Iron Fist" by Richie Branson, "The Easter Bunny Always Sleeps" by Vincent Price, "Pilot Episode: Main Title (Long)" by Mark Snow, and "Fansong" by Dethklok. Send feedback to: feedback@dreadmedia.net, or 206.278.5257. Follow @carynord, @kaareandrews, @brianfhclement, @lancehenriksen, @ian_paterson, and @dreadmedia on Twitter! Join the Facebook group! Visit www.stayscary.wordpress.com and www.dreadmedia.bandcamp.com.

Robin Thompson's daughter; Bonny highland soldier

Gone again, too-ri-addy; Robin Thompson's daughter

Robin Thompson is back for part two of our look at zomb...b... braaains... braaaaaaainsssss....

How do zombies and science connect? Very tenuously. "Zombie Jesus" creator and zombie connoisseur Robin Thompson is our fourth man this week. We discuss zombie-creating recipes, alleged Haitian zombie cases, zombiewalks, Cotard's syndrome, nanobot zombies, rage virus, brain-modifying parasites and more. Plus, would a zombie plague succeed in becoming an apocalypse, and what would be your favourite weapon? PART ONE OF TWO!