Podcasts about Safir

What does it take to turn classrooms into spaces of healing, empowerment, and belonging? What if education prioritized love, courage, and community over compliance? Educators and authors Shane Safir and Sawsan Jaber join Leaders Coaching Leaders to explore these questions in an eye-opening discussion about dismantling inequities and championing radical love in education. Drawing from their collaborative forthcoming book, Pedagogies of Voice, published by Corwin, they share strategies to elevate teacher and student agency while humanizing learning spaces. Through the lens of their personal stories and decades of experience, Safir and Jaber uncover how micro-communities, inquiry, and authentic leadership can reignite the spark for teaching. This conversation will leave you inspired to transform your classroom into a sanctuary where every learner feels seen, valued, and heard.Let us know what you think!

Samfélagið heilsar frá Ísafirði, þar sem málþingið Ofanflóð 2025 er haldið - þar sem margir helstu sérfræðingar um ofanflóð og ofanflóðvarnir eru saman komnir í Edinborgarhúsinu. Við ræðum við framsögufólk og gesti hér á málþinginu og fjöllum um stöðu ofanflóðvarna hér á Vestfjörðum, sem og á landinu öllu.

"Working Girl" : simple expression pour désigner une femme qui travaille ou symbole ambigu d'émancipation façonné par Hollywood ? Caroline Safir, dirigeante dans l'industrie du cinéma, démêle l'histoire et les représentations derrière ce terme qui a révolutionné notre vision des femmes au travail. Elle décrypte l'expression "Working Girl" à travers le prisme du film culte du même nom. Découvrez comment cette œuvre a transformé notre perception des femmes ambitieuses tout en perpétuant certains stéréotypes. De la rivalité féminine au sacrifice de la féminité pour réussir, cet épisode expose les contradictions de notre société face aux femmes qui osent s'imposer dans un monde professionnel dominé par les hommes.Les Chroniques du sexisme ordinaire, un podcast de Marine-Pétroline Soichot qui débusque le sexisme avec pédagogie, humour et zéro culpabilité.

Adam Levitan sits down with national champion and newly promoted University of Florida Gators Men's Basketball Assistant Coach Jonathan Safir to discuss data analytics in college basketball. Jonathan most recently served as the Director of Basketball Strategy and Analytics for Florida and was a key asset in the Gators winning the Men's College Basketball National Championship this year.In this episode, we discuss:- What situations were the Gators able to enact in-game decisions from data analytics- What ETR and the DFS industry can learn from College Basketball data analytics- Jonathan's history with Florida Head Coach Todd Golden- How Safir's job has change in the world of NIL and The Transfer Portal- What made Jonathan want to head into Basketball data analysisTimestamps:1:21 - How Jonathan crossed paths with ETR2:47 - Jonathan's career journey6:50 - Meeting Todd Golden9:39 - Being a Director of Basketball Strategy and Analytics17:18 - In-Game Data Usage in College Basketball26:42 - 3-Pointer shooting surges29:47 - NIL, The Transfer Portal and how coaches have had to adapt34:37 - What DFS can learn from CBB data analysis38:04 - Listener QuestionsWant ETR on your team this season? Our 2024 NFL IN-SEASON PRODUCT  has you covered with: - Silva's Matchups Column- Projections for Every Player In Every Game- DFS Top Plays- Weekly Fantasy Rankings- And tons more!Subscribe now at https://establishtherun.com/subscribe/NBA PRODUCTS: Our NBA team provides high-quality, actionable analysis on everything from season-long fantasy basketball to DFS and player props.Subscribe now at https://establishtherun.com/subscribe/DFS OPTIMIZER: Sign up for THE SOLVER for access to the software we think fantasy players need to win: https://thesolver.com/?ref=etrWE CAN HELP: Tired of attention-seeking hot takes? Get the highest-quality fantasy football analysis in your inbox, FREE: https://bit.ly/establishtherunSPORTSBOOK OFFERS: We've partnered with several major sportsbook outlets to help supply you with the best offers in the industry and ensure you're maximizing your bankroll from the start: https://establishtherun.com/offers/FOLLOW US: Check out our social media channels for FREE fantasy football & DFS videos, analysis, and more: https://linktr.ee/establishtherun

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Welcome to our Pesach Bitachon series. We continue with another thought on the portion of Maaseh B'BRibi Eliezer Bribi Yehoshua…. discussing how they spent the whole night talking about Yetzyat Mitzrayim . The Sefer Ateret Yeshua says that these Hachamim taught us that even in the exile, (which is compared to night), we have Yetziat Mitzrayim , because Mitzrayim refers to the Yetzer Hara which is always out to ambush a person. And every time we overcome our Yetzer Hara , that's a Yetziat Mitzrayim . That's what it means that they were telling the story of Yetziat Mitzrayim that whole night. So even at night, which is the Galut , the entire night, we have a responsibility to uproot the Mitzrayim inside of us. That's why we have a commandment to get rid of the Chametz before Pesach - because the Chametz refers to the Yetzer Hara . That is why the students came and said the time of Shacharit has come. The ultimate goal of Keriat Shema shel Shaharit is to gain the clarity of Hashem Echad and overcome the Yetzer Hara . He says something unbelievable, that the pasuk Shema Yisrael Hashem Elokenu Hashem Echad has the same numerical value as Srefat Chametz (I didn't add it up). So when it says we reached Kriyat Shema shel Shacharit , it means that we've reached the point, through telling the story of the night, that we've gotten rid of the Yetzer Hara . That's the goal of the night of the seder -to reach the concept of Hashem Echad . That's why the sefarim say that at the end of the Seder , we say Echad Mi Yodea / Who knows One? Hashem is One . The goal of the night is to get that clarity, which we call Yechudo Yitbarach , the Oneness of God. As long as there are other forces, God is, so to say, not One. But in the future, Hashem Echad U'shmo Echad . The goal of the Yetziat Mitzrayim is to reach Hashem Echad U'shmo Echad , which was the level of Adam HaRishon before the sin, and it's the level that the Jewish people reached at Matan Torah , if not for the sin of the golden calf, which eradicated it. The point is to realize the power of telling the story that night; it rids us of our Yetzer Hara , because although we thimk of the Yetzer Hara as out to do evil (and all the other things, which is true) the fundamental point of the Yetzer Hara is denying God's Oneness. That's why the snake said, " God ate from the tree, so can you eat from the tree. " It's denying God's Oneness. Kriyat Shema shel Shachrit , is God's Oneness. Kriyat Shema throughout the year is actually a continuation of the message of Yetziat Mitzrayim . It's not a coincidence that we talk about Yetziat Mitzrayim in our Kriyat Shema . The end of Kriyat Shema talks about Anochi Hashem Elokecha Asher Hotzeticha M'Eretz Mitzrayim . We talk all about the Geula , and all about Mitzrayim every single night in connection with Kriyat Shema . It's not just a side point. Yetziat Mitzrayim is the source for Hashem Elokenu Hashem Echad . The Ramban says that when we say Hashem Elokenu , how do we know He's our God? We know He's our God from Yetziat Mitzrayim . This was not just a haphazard, random wake up call for the rabbis, telling them it was time for Kriyat Shema shel Shachrit , as if they were saying the rooster is crowing or something like that. No. Reaching Kriyat Shema shel Shachrit means we've reached that revelation, that clarity, which is the goal of the night. The sefer Imrei Emet says a similar thought: that Kriyat Shema shel Shachrit symbolizes the Geula of the future- LeHagid Ba'boker Chasdecha . Ba'boker Chasdecha is the Kriyat Shema of the morning, which is light and Geula . We're currently in the era of Kriyat Shema shel Arbit , which is Emunatcha Ba'lelot . Throughout the night, we need to have Emunah . The ultimate is the time of Kriyat Shema shel Shachrit , when, as the Gemara says, Misheyakir Ben T'chelet Lavan , you can differentiate between T'chelet and Lavan . T'chelet symbolizes the heavens and brings us up to the Kisei HaKavod , up to God. So the Kriyat Shema shel Shachrit , the morning Kriyat Shema is said when there is clarity, when there is light. Many of the mefarashim say the word Sipur is fr the lashon of Safir , which means sapphire . The Or HaChaim HaKadosh says this on Sefirat HaOmer , that when you count the Omer , it causes the person to shine. Similarly, the Imre Emet says, they were Misaprim B'Yetzyat Mitzrayim , and the Safir is the shining ; that through the telling of the story of Yetziat Mitzrayim , we're turning the lights on, lighting up the night, and that clarity comes by telling over the stories and the Nissim . Getting back to where we started, although we're in Galut now, even in Galut you can bring the light in- the light of clarity that can give us the ability to survive the Galut , and this is what happens on the night of the Seder . We have to appreciate what these great rabbis were doing, spending the entire night on all these details of the miracle. The Chida, in his sefer Simchat HaRegel points out that these rabbis knew Kol HaTorah Kula , and yet they spent the entire night staying up, not sleeping. We should get Chizuk from this, that we also have to strengthen ourselves and put all our energy in giving over this message and gain the clarity that we can attain on this one night a year. Bezrat Hashem , we will all be successful.

Pierre Nemeth, CEO and co-founder of Sopiad, discusses how their fintech company provides scientifically-backed resources to restore investor trust and help financial institutions comply with regulations. Sopiad's journey began with four years of academic research at LCC Liège before officially launching in 2021, addressing the lack of personalization in financial products and inadequate educational frameworks.• Sopiad's main solution is SAFIR, a personalized portfolio diagnostic tool that takes a client-centric approach• Unlike traditional analysis, SAFIR evaluates portfolio alignment with individual risk profiles and ESG preferences• The solution serves financial advisors and portfolio managers by enabling personalized portfolio creation at scale• Sopiad offers an AI storytelling module that converts complex analytics into educational narratives for investors• The company received recognition as one of the world's most innovative ESG companies in November 2024• Their unique approach links SFDR information from investment products to MiFID 2/IDD distribution requirements• Sopiad collaborates with various industry associations to stay ahead of market trends• Future vision includes more personalized investment products, gamified financial literacy, and transparent informationVisit sopiad.com to learn more about their solutions and how they address regulatory needs across different financial sectors.Thank you for tuning into our podcast about global trends in the FinTech industry.Check out our podcast channel.Learn more about The Connector. Follow us on LinkedIn.CheersKoen Vanderhoydonkkoen.vanderhoydonk@jointheconnector.com#FinTech #RegTech #Scaleup #WealthTech

Les têtes d'affiches de Denise Epoté de TV5 Monde, comme chaque dimanche sur RFI, aujourd'hui avec Nicolas Brousse. Notre première tête d'affiche est Safir Hanafi, un innovateur marocain qui a mis au point en 2024 « Pillz », un pilulier connecté destiné à faciliter la prise de médicaments pour les personnes âgées. Il est diplômé de la NEOMA Business School. Notre seconde tête d'affiche est Francis Dossou Sognon, ingénieur bénino-français, diplômé de l'École Centrale des Arts et Métiers. En 2021, il a conçu « Agrosfer », une plateforme digitale dédiée à l'agriculture, permettant d'assurer la traçabilité des productions agricoles et d'optimiser la chaîne d'approvisionnement.

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Við heimsækjum Guðmund Fertram Sigurjónsson, stofnanda og forstjóra Kerecis, á Ísafjörð í aðdraganda fundar sem haldinn er á vegum Innviðafélags Vestfjarða. Rætt er um stöðuna á Kerecis eftir söluna í fyrra, verðmætasköpun á landsbyggðinni, mikilvægi þess að treysta samgöngur og aðra innviði og margt fleira. Myndina á forsíðu þáttarins tók Eyþór Árnason fyrir Viðskiptablaðið.

SKYLAH Dans cette émission consacrée aux actualités rap vous entendrez une interview menée par Adam et Morgan sur Mena Santana, la chronique de Sadio sur le rappeur Niska et la chronique d'Ilyess sur le succès de Tiakola. L'émission sera conclue par Rayana et Chahazed qui reviendront sur la sortie de l'album "A la vie, à la mort" du nouveau jury de Nouvelle École, SDM.  Une émission animée par Shade et Neyla et réalisée par Janaina et Lucas. Musique : La vie qu'on mène - Ninho // Lose Yourself - Eminem *** PLANETE RADIO Dans l'émission Planète radio, l'émission de culture générale au sens large, vous entendrez l'interview d'Hannah qui commentera ses goûts musicaux aux côtés d'Adeline. Vous écoutez également la chronique de Gisèle et Jakob sur l'affaire P. Diddy (Puff Daddy) et la chronique de Kenji sur le jeu Zelda. L'émission se terminera par la revue de Naoufel et de Safir sur le rappeur JUL. Une émission animée par Nesrine et Nafissa et réalisée par Maissa. Musique : Comme les gens d'ici - JUL *** Ces émissions ont été écrites et réalisées dans le cadre d'un atelier d'initiation à la radio proposé par Radio Campus Paris. Animation : Rosalie Berne et Camille Masson.

Dr. Richard Safeer, Chief Medical Director of Employee Health and Wellbeing at John Hopkins Medicine, discusses the importance of creating a wellbeing culture in the workplace. He emphasizes that culture is the shared behaviors, beliefs, and attitudes of a group of people, and that a wellbeing culture is essential for employee engagement, happiness, and retention. Dr. Safir also highlights the high cost of chronic diseases like hypertension and the role of transparency and fairness in reducing stress and promoting wellbeing. Learn how to prioritize your team's wellbeing and practice mindfulness to avoid absorbing negative energy from others. Additional Resources: Connect with Amy Lynn Durham Connect with Richard Safeer, MD on LinkedIn A Cure for the Common Company: A Well-Being Prescription for a Happier, Healthier, and More Resilient Workforce by Richard Safeer Richardsafeer.com Learn More About Create Magic at Work More on PeopleForward Network Follow PeopleForward Network on LinkedIn

Maya Goldberg-Safir and Alissa Hirsh talk all things WNBA, including…the difference between men and women as sports fans. Male fragility in the press box. And where the league is going. Maya blogs about the Sky. And Alissa covers the Sky for The Next.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this episode of the Everyday Business Problems podcast, Dave Crysler welcomes Jesse Safir, owner of ABG Print, to discuss his journey of acquiring and growing a commercial printing company. Jesse shares his insights on navigating the challenges of COVID-19, the importance of stable cash flow, and the value of building a service-oriented business in the printing industry. He also delves into the concept of "Print 2.0," emphasizing the need for high service levels, customization, and the ability to meet clients' demands in a fast-paced environment. What You'll Discover: The strategic considerations behind acquiring a business with stable, long-term clients and recurring revenue. Insights into the challenges and opportunities presented by the COVID-19 pandemic for small businesses. The concept of "Print 2.0" and how it transforms a traditional printing business into a service-oriented model. The importance of transparency and communication within a team to ensure high levels of customer satisfaction. Strategies for balancing in-house production with outsourcing to meet diverse client needs. The role of high average order values in ensuring profitability and growth for a small business. How to foster a positive company culture that prioritizes learning, transparency, and employee satisfaction.

“¿Una fábrica de coches que hace aviones? No, una fábrica de aviones que hacía coches”. Así comenzaba un video sobre Saab que hicimos hace 3 años ya… en ese video hablamos de su historia… pero no de sus coches. Hoy, y a petición popular, con este podcast, cubrimos ese déficit y hablamos de los 10 Saab más inolvidables. Uno de los encantos de Saab era que fabricaba aviones… y eso se notaba en sus coches. Sobre todo en los primeros, como iremos viendo. Pero ese no era su único encanto. Tenía más. Por ejemplo, su estética atractiva, pero sobre todo diferente: Un Saab era un Saab y lo reconocías a centenares de metros. Pocas marcas que no sean exclusivas pueden presumir de esto… Otra virtud era su tecnología, muy avanzada y, de nuevo tengo que decir sobre todo al principio, con soluciones técnicas muy originales. Eran además coches muy fiables y, desde luego, de una calidad muy destacable, en mi opinión, ya en los años 70, al nivel de las mejores alemanas, entonces y ahora un referente, sin dudarlo. Por todas estas razones Saab ha sido una marca que era y es muy querida por los aficionados… y a la que se le echa de menos. Es cierto que la llegada de General Motors en el 2000 la marca pierde gran parte de su identidad… estás grandes compañías, igual que Ford hizo, más bien perpetró con Jaguar, son incapaces de respetar la identidad de una marca. Y en 2010 llegaron los neerlandeses de Spyker Cars N.V. para “rematar” la faena y quebrarla en solo un año. A pesar de diversos intentos a día de hoy sobreviven con rentabilidad la división de aviones, a la que le ha venido muy bien la guerra de Ucrania y la división de camiones, Scania AB. Una pena. Todo esto lo contamos con todo detalle en el vídeo titulado: “¿Qué fue de Saab? De los aviones a los coches” También contamos que Saab significa “Svenska Aeroplan AB” o sea, en castellano, “Fabrica Sueca de Aviones S.L.” ... Ursaab: El original Saab (1946). Cuando en Saab pensaron en fabricar coches hicieron este prototipo, llamado también 92001 y X9248. A mí me gusta más el nombre de Ursaab porque en sueco. Literalmente, significa Saab original.Y en este caso la palabra original puede usarse en sus dos sentidos: Original por ser el primero y por ser diferente. Un dato curioso: De los 16 ingenieros que participaron en el diseño de este modelo solo 2 tenían carné de conducir. Saab 92: Tras el 91 Safir (1949). Como hemos dicho Saab fabricaba aviones y lo de los coches era una aventura. Acababan de lanzar un avión llamado Saab 91 Saffir y su siguiente lanzamiento era el coche… así que le pusieron el nombre de 92. Saab 95 Station Wagon: ¡7 plazas! (1959). Lo confieso: ¡me encantan estos Saab! Pero conocéis mi debilidad por loa Station Wagon, break o ranchera, como quieras llamarlo. Y el Saab 95, una evolución corregida y aumentada del 92 se lanza en versión “familiar” en 1959, apto para 7 plazas, las dos traseras en sentido opuesto a la marcha. Saab 96 2T: El último de su especie (1960). Al 92 le sucedieron las mejoradas versiones 93, luego 94 y el Station Wagon 95. El 96 era el coche que sustituía a los anteriores modelos… Su motor de dos tiempos, 750 cm3 y 38 CV fue mejorado con un 841 cm3 de 40 CV y ya con cuatro marchas. Fue el primer Saab en llevar reposacabezas, cinturones de seguridad y doble circuito de frenos en diagonal. Llego a haber una versión “Sport” con este motor, pero 57 CV de potencia. Saab 96 V4: Llegan los 4t (1964). La normas anti polución ya apretaban y los motores de 2 tiempos eran sencillos y potentes, pero no muy económicos. Saab no tenía motor de 4t ni tiempo para desarrollarlo ni dinero, pues un tradicional motor 4 en línea no cabía bajo el capo del 96. Pero un V4 a 60 grados sí podría caber. Era un motor raro, pero… que Ford fabricaba para sus Taunus entre otros modelos. Este motor inicialmente de 1.498 cm3 ofrecía 65 CV, menos emisiones y mucho menos consumo. Saab Sonett II: ¡Un deportivo! (1968). ¿Un Saab deportivo? Saab espoleada por los éxitos en competición decide vender un coche directamente para ser usado en competición: El Saab Sonett, hablamos de la serie I. Más que a Saab esta idea se le ocurrió a un loco, esos locos maravillosos de los que siempre hablo, Rolf Melide.El Sonett I fue solo un prototipo, pero ya como coche deportivo no orientado a la competición, nace en 1968 el precioso Sonett II. Lo curioso de este coche es que lo hubo en versión con motor 2t de Saab con 60 CV y luego con el V4 procedente del Ford Cortina con 65 CV. Saab Sonett III: ¡Qué bonito! (1970). Soy consciente de que soy un friki, pero este coche me encanta. La base es un diseño nada menos que del italiano Sergio Coggiola que fue modificado por el ingeniero sueco de Saab, Gunnar Sjögren que modificó la carrocería a de fibra para poderlo adaptar al chasis y motor V4 del Sonett 2. Saab 99 Turbo: Inicio de una historia de amor… (1977). El Saab 99 se presentó en 1968. Saab tenía un coche muy bueno, muy bien construido, pero con poca potencia para escalar a segmentos superiores. Y tenían el problema de que no cualquier motor cabía en ese vano motor… era necesario diseñar de cero un V6, algo costoso en tiempo y dinero. Pero los ingenieros suecos pensaron otra cosa: ¿Y si ponemos un turbo? Con este sistema el motor dos litros llegaba a los 145 CV y el coche superaba los 200 km/h. Esta historia la contamos con más detalle en un reciente vídeo titulado “Los primeros turbos… ¡que miedo!”. Saab 900 Aero Turbo 16: Amor a primera vista (1984). Era un fan absoluto de Saab… sin haber probado ninguno de sus coches. Y al poco de trabajar como probador llega a la redacción un Saab… yo grité. “¡Me lo pido!” Y me jefe y mis compañeros accedieron. Fue verlo en el garaje y me enamoré… hasta hoy. El coche era un 900 Aero Turbo 16 con motor 4 cilindros, dos litros, 16 válvulas, turbo y nada menos que 175 CV para un peso de 1.300 kg, nada excesivo en un coche de 4,7 metros y generoso equipamiento. Saab 9000 3.0 V6: El último auténtico (1995). Lo hubo con diversos acabados, como CD y CS, pero este coche es importante por tres cosas. Una: Contaba con la plataforma conjunta comparativa como el Alfa 164, Fiat Croma y el Lancia Thema, aunque con un toque Saab muy particular en sus reglajes de suspensiones. Dos: Fue el primer Saab con motor V6, un 3 litros procedente de GM con 210 CV. Tres: Para mí, es el último verdadero Saab… que luego siguieron haciendo muy buenos coches, pero que parecían evoluciones de lo anterior y no aportaban mucho. Conclusión. Como dicen las viejecitas en los duelos fúnebres, “siempre se nos van los mejores”. En el caso de Saab es cierto. Y espero que siga siéndolo porque verla renacer para hacer SUV eléctricos… ¡prefiero que se mantenga en la memoria tal y como esta! Pero, ¡Cuánto echamos de menos este tipo de marcas con tanta personalidad!

The betting bosses are crying cause they don't like paying taxes. Ben riffs. Maya Goldberg-Safir and Ben talks all things Chennedy Carter and Caitlin Clark. Including what the Tribune is up to with yet another editorial of hate. Maya is a Chicago-based writer.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Bergþór hefur verið skólastjóri í fjögur ár en nú er komið að leiðarlokum þar. Hann talar um árin fyrir vestan og það sem framundan er hjá honum.

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Photo by Yael Malka Emma Safir (b. 1990 NYC) Safir makes paintings that utilize fabric manipulation, lens–based media, smocking, rasterization, upholstery, and digitization. Her paintings function as screen simulations, proxies and portals. Safir is interested in hierarchies of labor in relation to gender and digitization. Safir holds a BFA from RISD in Printmaking and an MFA from Yale in Painting & Printmaking. She has had solo exhibitions at Blade Study, Baxter St at CCNY, SHIN HAUS at Shin Gallery and Bunker Projects; and has participated in group shows at RAINRAIN, Charles Moffett, Jack Barrett, Shulamit Nazarian, Lyles & King, Hesse Flatow, among others. Safir lives and works in New York. Emma Safir, Girandole III 2023 8" x 8.5” Pewter, reflective thread needlelace. Emma Safir, Hole Solution I 2023 14" x 11" x ~1.5" Silk, mdf, appliqué, reflective thread, neoprene, house paint, flashe paint, upholstery foam. Emma Safir, Modern Prometheus III 2023 79” x 37” x ~1.5” Silk, mdf, appliqué, reflective thread, neoprene, house paint, flashe paint, upholstery foam.

Hjálmar varð fimmtugur á Ísafirði en þar var hann að leika í kvikmynd. Helgi hringdi í barþjóninn sem afgreiddi Hjálmar, þegar hann fékk sér létta dagdrykkju daginn fyrir tökur.IG: helgijean & hjalmarorn110Þættina má finna inni í áskrift á pardus.is!Takk fyrir að hlusta - og munið að subscribe'a!

In the second hour of Wednesday's BBMS, the guys start off with a couple of segments about first dates and how far is "too far".  Congresswoman Lauren Boebert was recently caught handing out some heavy PDA when on a first date.  Her actions have made the headlines but from this incident we now ask: how far is too far on a first date?  Back to sports, Ed, Rob, and Jeremy, take stock of the AFC North and debate who truly leads the division.  The Ravens look the most put-together, but is it too early to say the division is theirs to lose?  To close the hour out it's Commish's Baltimore, where Ed shares story about his recently deceased mentor Howard Safir, former commissioner of the NYPD.

Today on the Rudy Giuliani Show, Rudy talks about the passing of his former NYPD and FDNY Commissioner Howard Safir, Rudy's contentious relationship with Bill Bratton, and Rudy is joined by the great former Congressman Peter King to talk about the impeachment inquiry placed on Joe Biden. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

UNLOCKED from our Patreon page, it's the “Street Data” Book Club! Interested in more Book Clubs? Want to vote on what we read next? Feeling FOMO at getting this a full year late? Wish your 2 CEs for listening to the episode were FREE??? Join us on Patreon to get all of our episodes a week early, access to these bonus episodes, plus other goodies. As the summer wraps up and school begins in the U.S., many BCBAs will find themselves frustrated for their clients due to the continued inequitable practices which leave our schools failing learners of color. And what if I told you that your sweet sweet data may be a part of the failure of Western education? Yes....YOUR DATA! For our summer Book Club, we discussed “Street Data” by Safir and Dugan, a review of culturally responsive practices on how to collect relevant, student-centered, and antiracist information about learners to create a more equitable school system. Will the crew find these steps in line with our ethical BCBA obligations for client-centered practice? Or does an affront to the traditional way of “doing school” leave us calling our parents to pick us up early? This episode is worth 2.0 LEARNING CEUS. Content discussed in this episode Safir, S. & Dugan, J. (2021). Street data: A next-generation model for equity, pedagogy, and school transformation. Corwin. If you're interested in ordering CEs for listening to this episode, click here to go to the store page. You'll need to enter your name, BCBA #, and the two episode secret code words to complete the purchase. Email us at abainsidetrack@gmail.com for further assistance. Want these CEs for FREE? Just subscribe to our Patreon at the $10+ levels and go to the original post for a discount code.

Spegillinn 18. ágúst 2023 Umsjón: Ásgeir Tómasson Tæknimaður: Kormákur Marðarson Stj?+orn fréttaútsendingar: Annalísa Hermannsdóttir Öllum 27 starfsmönnum Skagans 3X á Ísafirði hefur verið sagt upp og starfsstöðinni verður lokað. Þungbærar fréttir, segir Arna Lára Jónsdóttir bæjarstjóri á Ísafirði, í viðtali við Alexander Kristjánsson Jóhannes Sævar Rúnarsson, forstjóri Strætó, er sannfærður um að innleiða þurfi gjaldtöku fyrir akstur í miðborg Reykjavíkur til að draga úr mengun og jafnvel banna umferð bíla sem menga mikið. Ævar Örn Jósepsson talaði við hann. Akurnesingar kvarta yfir óbragði af neysluvatni. Fyrstu niðurstöður úr sýnum sem tekin voru í dreifikerfi Veitna í gær benda til þess að óhætt sé að drekka vatnið. Ísak Regal ræddi við Jón Trausta Kárason, forstöðumann vatns- og fráveitu hjá fyrirtækinu, og Sigrúnu Ósk Kristjánsdóttur, íbúa á Skaganum. Slökkviliði tókst aðeins að vinna á bálinu á Tenerife á Spáni í dag. Neyðarástandi hefur verið lýst yfir í borginni Kelowna í Kanada og öllum íbúum bæjarins Yellowknife gert að flýja skógarelda sem brenna á yfir þúsund stöðum í landinu. Ásgeir Tómasson sagði frá. Breski hjúkrunarfræðingurinn Lucy Letby hefur verið sakfelld fyrir að myrða sjö ungabörn og fyrir að reyna að myrða sex til viðbótar. Ísak Regal tók saman. Ákvörðun alþjóðaskáksambandsins, FIDE, um að meina trans konum þátttöku í kvennamótum er skrítin og röng, að mati Gunnars Björnssonar, forseta Skáksambands Íslands. Ari Páll Karlsson ræddi við hann. Það er mikil áskorun að ná utan um notkun og misnotkun á gervigreind í skólastarfi. Það gildir um allan heim en ekkert þýðir að banna segir Katrín Regína Frímannsdóttir, gæðastjóri Háskóla Íslands. Kötturinn er sloppinn úr sekknum. Um ellefu þúsund hafa skráð sig til leiks í Reykjavíkurmaraþoninu á morgun, á Menningarnótt. Margir hlaupa til góðs og safna áheitum fyrir málstað sem stendur þeim nærri. Hlauparar hafa nú þegar safnað yfir hundrað fimmtíu og fjórum milljónum króna.

Spegillinn 18. ágúst 2023 Umsjón: Ásgeir Tómasson Tæknimaður: Kormákur Marðarson Stj?+orn fréttaútsendingar: Annalísa Hermannsdóttir Öllum 27 starfsmönnum Skagans 3X á Ísafirði hefur verið sagt upp og starfsstöðinni verður lokað. Þungbærar fréttir, segir Arna Lára Jónsdóttir bæjarstjóri á Ísafirði, í viðtali við Alexander Kristjánsson Jóhannes Sævar Rúnarsson, forstjóri Strætó, er sannfærður um að innleiða þurfi gjaldtöku fyrir akstur í miðborg Reykjavíkur til að draga úr mengun og jafnvel banna umferð bíla sem menga mikið. Ævar Örn Jósepsson talaði við hann. Akurnesingar kvarta yfir óbragði af neysluvatni. Fyrstu niðurstöður úr sýnum sem tekin voru í dreifikerfi Veitna í gær benda til þess að óhætt sé að drekka vatnið. Ísak Regal ræddi við Jón Trausta Kárason, forstöðumann vatns- og fráveitu hjá fyrirtækinu, og Sigrúnu Ósk Kristjánsdóttur, íbúa á Skaganum. Slökkviliði tókst aðeins að vinna á bálinu á Tenerife á Spáni í dag. Neyðarástandi hefur verið lýst yfir í borginni Kelowna í Kanada og öllum íbúum bæjarins Yellowknife gert að flýja skógarelda sem brenna á yfir þúsund stöðum í landinu. Ásgeir Tómasson sagði frá. Breski hjúkrunarfræðingurinn Lucy Letby hefur verið sakfelld fyrir að myrða sjö ungabörn og fyrir að reyna að myrða sex til viðbótar. Ísak Regal tók saman. Ákvörðun alþjóðaskáksambandsins, FIDE, um að meina trans konum þátttöku í kvennamótum er skrítin og röng, að mati Gunnars Björnssonar, forseta Skáksambands Íslands. Ari Páll Karlsson ræddi við hann. Það er mikil áskorun að ná utan um notkun og misnotkun á gervigreind í skólastarfi. Það gildir um allan heim en ekkert þýðir að banna segir Katrín Regína Frímannsdóttir, gæðastjóri Háskóla Íslands. Kötturinn er sloppinn úr sekknum. Um ellefu þúsund hafa skráð sig til leiks í Reykjavíkurmaraþoninu á morgun, á Menningarnótt. Margir hlaupa til góðs og safna áheitum fyrir málstað sem stendur þeim nærri. Hlauparar hafa nú þegar safnað yfir hundrað fimmtíu og fjórum milljónum króna.

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Yasmina, sometimes known as 'The English Rose of Cairo', has over twenty-five years of experience in the field of Egyptian oriental dance. Originally from the UK she spent many years travelling and dancing her way around the Middle East before settling in Cairo in 1995. Here she performed with her orchestra for eight consecutive years, appearing at major Cairo venues such as Meridien Heliopolis, Safir, Pyramisa and the Semiramis Intercontinental hotels, the Nile Maxime, Tivoli Heliopolis, as well as hundreds of weddings and parties in Cairo and around Egypt. She has also worked extensively as a photo-journalist in Cairo and writes regularly for several Egyptian and foreign publications. Based at her home beside the Giza pyramids she is the coordinator and co-host for several international belly dance tours each year, and provides back-up to both groups and individuals in their adventures in Egypt.In this episode you will learn about:- Differences between dance contracts in Gulf area and work in Cairo- Yasmina's decision to stop active performance career, but still be based in Egypt- The evolution of Cairo dance scene since 1995 till now- Where can you do belly dance photoshoots in Cairo- Yasmina's unique Bed & Breakfast accommodations for dancers.Show Notes to this episode:Find Yasmina of Cairo on Instagram, Facebook, and website. Classes and tours with Yasmina via bellydance-now.com. For details regarding Yasmina's Belly Dancers B&B email to yasmina@yasminaofcairo.com.Details and training materials for the BDE castings are available at www.JoinBDE.comFollow Iana on Instagram, FB, and Youtube . Check out her online classes and intensives at the Iana Dance Club.Find information on how you can support Ukraine and Ukrainian belly dancers HERE.Podcast: www.ianadance.com/podcast

 Dr. @JamilaDugan & @ShaneSafir share about their highly popular book, Street Data. It will change the way you think of data for MLs. https://amzn.to/3RIOZC4   You can connect with Tan on Twitter at @TanKHuynh and TanKHuynh.com.  You can learn more about my courses at https://tankhuynh.com/courses.

In this week's episode of the Learner-Centered Podcast, Katie Martin speaks with Shane Safir, an educator and leader in school transformation. They discuss their shared interest in creating equitable learning environments and dive into the ideas presented in Safir's book, "Street Data: A Next Generation Model for Equity, Pedagogy, and School Transformation." Shane has over 20 years of experience working in education at all levels, from classroom to boardroom. She co-founded the June Jordan School for Equity in 2003, which is recognized as a national model for supporting low-income students of color. She has provided coaching and professional development to leaders in schools and educational organizations across the US and Canada. Shane is an innovator with a rare combination of leadership and instructional expertise, and her work focuses on creating equitable learning environments. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram! @LCCollaborative Subscribe to our newsletter! Learner-centered tools, insights, and bright spots delivered to your inbox: https://learnercentered.org/bright-spots-newsletter/

Cindy Adams invites 39th Police Commissioner and 29th Fire Commissioner Howard Safir to talk about his honorable service and to talk about the current crime in our city. Tune in now! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We can officially say spring is in full swing with baseball and softball both underway, and given the crooked numbers they've posted in the early going, their swings have literally been quite full! On today's show, host Adam Schick welcomes FloridaGators.com senior writers Chris Harry and Scott Carter and “The Voice of the Gators” Sean Kelley for a roundtable chat discussing the early mashings handed out on the diamond, swimming and diving's SEC double dip, an emotional senior night on the horizon for gymnastics and Trinity Thomas, and TV shows that captivate in the PAT (1:45). Then, we'll take a deep dive into the world of advanced data and how it's driving the men's basketball program with the director of basketball strategy and analytics, Jonathan Safir (21:07). Please subscribe and leave a review if you like what you hear and for more information, visit FloridaGators.com/GatorTales.

In the 12th episode of the NHCHEL Podcast, Safir and Rahil are joined by SportsGamer eSports commentator, Tougie. They discuss the first-ever 6v6 World Finals taking place in Helsinki, Fin. on Feb. 25. Through it, they review how the European Champions League Elite Division and the North American Champions League tournaments went down and also provide insights into the teams competing in Helsinki. Finally, they also discuss the significance of this tournament and what it means for the NHL eSports scene moving forward.

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In the 11th episode of the NHChel Podcast, Rahil and Safir discuss the All-Star Open qualifiers, Tampa Bay qualifiers and Stadium Series Open qualifiers, all part of the broader NHL 23 World Championship tournament. Insights are given about the qualifiers and their own experiences. They then talk about the 6s leagues on League Gaming, their experiences, and some pros and cons.

What if qualitative evidence were amplified to the same status as quantitative data in our education system? How might our schools transform if we tapped into the rich insights that come from story, anecdotes, experience, and emotion? Shane Safir, author of “The Listening Leader” and recent co-author of “Street Data” with Jamila Dugan, joins Natalie to discuss why we need to amplify qualitative evidence to engage in equity transformation cycles, and how these cycles will radically transform our approach to pedagogy and assessment. Show Notes: How Shane's story as a mom, daughter, and teacher in a youth prison informs her mission to cultivate equitable education. (6:20) Why schools privilege quantitative data over the deep insights that come from stories and emotion. (10:30) Street data is qualitative data that forces us to shift from being statisticians and technicians to ethnographers. (13:30) Equity transformation cycles aim to be decolonizing as they are endless, iterative, and adaptive. (16:30) Is the achievement gap a mythology? (21:50) Jamila Dugan offers important equity traps and tropes including “doing” equity, tokenizing equity, and boomerang equity. (25:45) Centering street data through a pedagogy of voice. (28:15) We can't reimagine pedagogy without reimagining assessment. (30:30) Remove grades from feedback to build a culture of revision and redemption. (33:15) Rubrics increase equity as they lift the veil on implicit criteria that teachers have in mind and share power when we co-create them with students. (36:50) The purpose of education according to James Baldwin. (44:15)   Shane's newest book with co-author Jamila Dugan, “Street Data: A Next Generation Model for Equity, Pedagogy and School Transformation.” Follow Natalie: Twitter | Instagram Follow the Podcast: Twitter | Instagram Follow Shane: Twitter | Website Email: hello@educrushpod.com

The New York Islanders in collaboration with FaZe Clan announced “Esports Night”, which will take place at UBS Arena on Dec. 6. In this 10th episode of the NHCHEL Podcast presented by The Hockey News, co-hosts Rahil and Safir were joined by the Islanders' esports strategist, Jordan Zelniker, as well as FaZe member, Sebastian a.k.a ‘cbass', to discuss the development of this collaboration and event. They provided illuminating insight into what this event means for the community at New York, who are seeing FaZe Clan return to their first “home”, but also for the trajectory of NHL esports and esports in general moving forward.

In the ninth episode of the NHChel Podcast presented by The Hockey News, co-hosts Safir and Rahil are joined by ESPN's very own studio host, Arda Ocal. Ocal reflects on his experiences with the NHL Gaming World Championship, the growth of NHL esports over the years and its trajectory moving forward. As a trio, they also have a candid conversation about inclusion and diversity, what hockey means for them, and a message for others who wish to get involved as well.

Shane Safir is one of the authors of the very popular book: Street Data—a next-generation model for equity, pedagogy, and school transformation. One of our Leadership Circle members recommended to Jeff we feature this inspirational conversation, and we are so glad we did. Street Data is different than so many educational texts and dives into the heart of how we envision and determine what success can look like for students. Any educational leader will learn from this conversation between Jeff and Shane. 

In the seventh episode of the NHChel Podcast presented by The Hockey News, Safir is joined by Geimer and Polgz to discuss the recent signing of their competitive 6-on-6 team with the Washington Capitals' gaming team, Caps Gaming. They also discuss the significance of team and player signings for the growth of NHL Esports and what they hope to see in the coming months. Finally, they provide their early thoughts on NHL 23.

In this episode, Shane Safir and Dr. Jamila Dugan, co-authors of Street Data: A Next-Generation Model for Equity, Pedagogy, and School Transformation, share insight from their best-selling book that teaches schools how to eradicate the fixation on big data like standardized test scores to measure equity and learning by rebuilding the system with classrooms, schools and systems built around students' brilliance, cultural wealth, and intellectual potential. The book also provides an asset-based model to help educators look for what's right in our students and communities instead of seeking what's wrong as Safir and Dugan offer an actionable framework for school transformation. Twitter at @ShaneSafir. @JamilaDugan. (The Reimagine Schools Podcast is sponsored by Rocket PD. Learn more at https://rocketpd.com). About Dr. Greg Goins As the Founder/Host of the Reimagine Schools Podcast, Dr. Greg Goins has emerged as one of the nation's leading voices on visionary leadership and the path to transforming schools. He currently serves as the Director of the Educational Leadership Program at Georgetown College (KY) and previously spent 15 years as a school district superintendent in Illinois. Dr. Goins is a passionate keynote speaker and is available to speak at your next education conference or school PD day. To book Dr. Goins, please send inquiries to drgreggoins@gmail.com. Twitter: @DrGregGoins. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/greg-goins/support

In the sixth episode of the NHChel Podcast presented by The Hockey News, Safir and Rahil engage in a conversation about the best players in 1-vs-1 and how they are situated in the current power rankings. They also discuss the relevance of the 1-vs-1 power rankings and how it will be managed throughout the NHL 23 competitive year. Finally, they provide their thoughts on the presentation upgrades in NHL 23 and what else they hope to learn about the game prior to its full release on October 14.

Order the Leading Equity Book Today! About Shane Safir Shane Safir has worked at every level of the education system, from the classroom to the boardroom, for 25 years. In 2003, after teaching in San Francisco and Oakland and organizing in the community to launch a new school, Safir became the founding principal of June Jordan School for Equity (JJSE), an innovative national model identified by leading scholar Linda Darling-Hammond as having “beaten the odds in supporting the success of low-income students of color.” Since 2008, Safir has provided equity-centered leadership coaching, strategic planning, and professional learning support for schools, districts, and organizations across the U.S., Canada, and beyond. She facilitates workshops on creating brave spaces for equity, listening leadership, becoming a warm demander, and Street Data among other content. She is the author of The Listening Leader: Creating the Conditions for Equitable School Transformation (Jossey-Bass: 2017) and her most recent book, coauthored with Dr. Jamila Dugan, is titled Street Data: A Next-Generation Model for Equity, Pedagogy, and School Transformation (Corwin, 2021). Show Highlights Equity in British Columbia Differences in the United States Requests to change equity content Student voice Connect with Shane Website Twitter Street Data: A Next-Generation Model for Equity, Pedagogy, and School Transformation The Listening Leader: Creating the Conditions for Equitable School Transformation Additional Resources Book Dr. Eakins Watch The Art of Advocacy Show Learn more about the Advocacy Room Free Course on Implicit Bias 20 Diversity Equity and Inclusion Activities FREE AUDIO COURSE: Race, Advocacy, and Social Justice Studies

In the fifth episode of the NHCHEL Podcast presented by The Hockey News, Rahil and Safir are joined by NHL gaming expert and content creator, NoSleeves12. They provide their insights about the NHL 23 tech test and what they hope for on release day. NoSleeves12 also shares his come-up story in the NHL community and what a career in gaming from a broadcasting and content creator perspective requires and looks like.

Enjoy a short preview of our latest full-length Book Club episode.  Want to hear the whole thing and get 2 CEs for free? Subscribe to our Patreon today at the premium $10+ levels for that plus other bonuses! As the summer wraps up and school begins in the U.S., many BCBAs will find themselves frustrated for their clients due to the continued inequitable practices which leave our schools failing learners of color. And what if I told you that your sweet sweet data may be a part of the failure of Western education? Yes....YOUR DATA! For our summer Book Club, we discussed “Street Data” by Safir and Dugan, a review of culturally responsive practices on how to collect relevant, student-centered, and antiracist information about learners to create a more equitable school system. Will the crew find these steps in line with our ethical BCBA obligations for client-centered practice? Or does an affront to the traditional way of “doing school” leave us calling our parents to pick us up early? Content discussed in this episode Safir, S. & Dugan, J. (2021). Street data: A next-generation model for equity, pedagogy, and school transformation. Corwin. To download the whole episode plus a code for 2 free CEs, just subscribe to our Patreon at the $10+ levels.

Rahil and Safir discuss the newest features for NHL 23 and break down everything they liked and disliked about the game's announcement.

In the third episode of the NHChel Podcast, Rahil and Safir are joined by Darrell Sampson, organizer of the King of 94 tournament taking place in Toronto this October. They take a deep dive into the history of this tournament and what makes NHL 94 so special. In the latter half, they are joined by a competitive player Uninsta1l to discuss current NHL 22 events as well as an important addition that would bolster NHL eSports in the upcoming hockey year.

In the second episode of the NHCHEL Podcast presented by The Hockey News, Rahil and Safir take a deep dive into the world of NHL eSports, including the growth and trajectory. They also give their overall review of NHL 22 and what they hope to see in the latest NHL video game iteration.

In the first episode of the NHChel Podcast, co-hosts Rahil and Safir reflect on the North American Gaming World Championship final that took place in Montreal earlier this month. They were joined by GWC color analyst GrizGoal and the winner of this year's GWC, Regs. Topics include highlights from the event, the growth and direction of NHL esports and the GWC and so much more.

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