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The clock is ticking on TikTok. The popular video sharing app is facing a looming deadline of January 19th, when the law effectively banning it in the U.S. is set to go into effect. Unless, that is, the Supreme Court steps in to save it this week. While we wait, we revisit our 2023 debate that asked this prescient question: Should the U.S. Ban TikTok? Arguing Yes: Kori Schake, Senior Fellow and Director of Foreign and Defense Policy Studies at the American Enterprise Institute Arguing No: Milton Mueller, Professor at the Georgia Institute of Technology School of Public Policy; Founder and Director of the Internet Governance Project Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
On this edition of Hoosier Ag This Week: All week long, we've been celebrating National FFA Week! Eric Pfeiffer chats with National FFA President Amara Jackson as she shares the impact that the organization has on its members. You'll also hear how Indiana Pork is connecting with Indiana Agriculture and Technology School students to teach them about the many career opportunities in the pork industry. HAT Chief Meteorologist Ryan Martin has your Indiana Farm Forecast for the coming week. Plus, Brian Basting with Advance Trading reviews another disappointing week for the grain markets. And Purdue Animal Sciences Professor Elizabeth Karcher talks about a new website—PoultryEducationCorner.com—and a new educational program that she and her team have developed to teach young kids about the importance of Indiana's poultry industries. All of that and much more are coming up on Hoosier Ag This Week!
On this edition of Hoosier Ag This Week: All week long, we've been celebrating National FFA Week! Eric Pfeiffer chats with National FFA President Amara Jackson as she shares the impact that the organization has on its members. You'll also hear how Indiana Pork is connecting with Indiana Agriculture and Technology School students to teach them about the many career opportunities in the pork industry. HAT Chief Meteorologist Ryan Martin has your Indiana Farm Forecast for the coming week. Plus, Brian Basting with Advance Trading reviews another disappointing week for the grain markets. And Purdue Animal Sciences Professor Elizabeth Karcher talks about a new website—PoultryEducationCorner.com—and a new educational program that she and her team have developed to teach young kids about the importance of Indiana's poultry industries. All of that and much more are coming up on Hoosier Ag This Week!
FEATURED GUESTS: Maureen Clancy is a licensed therapist and trauma expert for over 20 years helping women go through enormous life changes who've also experienced childhood trauma. She's the creator of the Gate Passages Framework, a structured, bottom-up approach to healing trauma and going through major life changes. She's certified in EMDR and trained in Sensorimotor Psychotherapy (certification in progress), Internal Family Systems, and AEDP. She combines therapy with Reiki, Tarot, and flower essences. She's a certified NASW clinical supervisor for social workers seeking advanced clinical certification and runs supervision groups for newer therapists looking to gain skills in treating trauma. She's presented on trauma and self-care at Rutgers University Graduate School of Social Work and Limerick Institute of Technology School of Social Care (County Clare, Ireland). She's a certified yoga teacher (200-hour), 20-year meditator, self-taught artist and potter. She is based in the NY metro area. She loves to garden, play pickleball, and feed people.LISTEN & LEARN: Learn more about two alternative healing methods: Bauch Flower Remedies and Rekki Develop a better understanding of the origins of Rekki How you can use Rekki to self regulate How these methods can support clients in their healing RESOURCES MENTIONED ON THE SHOW: Connect and learn more about Maureen Clancy at maureen-clancy.com email Maureen Clancy at media@maureen-clancy.com Check out Maureen Clancy's FREE Trauma Class Why You Can't DIY Healing from Trauma Class: Ready to finally get to the root of healing from trauma? Inside the class, you'll learn: How your automatic survival responses keep you from thinking clearly while you're experiencing trauma. Why these automatic survival responses get stuck in your body and keep showing up … even years later. Why regular talk therapy can't help with this. How DIY and doing it yourself will only get you so far. Check out more about Bauch Flower Remedies here Imagine 2024 being THE YEAR YOU Build the Creative Arts Practice of Your Dreams! Receive all the information and support you need to confidently grow on your journey to becoming the owner of a successful therapist owned business. -Sign up for the 2024 Mastermind Group with Reina Lombardi here --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/reina-lombardi5/support
Have you ever had a client exhibit behaviors that you just don't know how to approach? Dr. Jonathan Fernand has had experiences in the field across many settings that aid in his understanding on intervening with restrictive and repetitive behaviors. Restrictive and repetitive behaviors can mean a variety of behaviors, from high order (compulsive and ritualistic) to low order (self injurious and vocal/motor stereotypy). But when do these behaviors warrant intervention?Dr. Fernand reminds us that while every decision is contextual and depends solely on the individual, there are factors that contribute to deciding on the intervention process. Consider safety, health and wellness, community, and other lifespan barriers as indicators for intervention. Prioritize the need for intervention and differing methods with changes in skills and interests. It's also important to note that not all restrictive and repetitive behaviors need to be at zero levels if they can be enjoyed appropriately.This conversation is great for SLPs, who are often in situations where they feel like they are calling in the BCBA when things have gone too far wrong and can maybe do more to intervene preventatively. Dr. Fernand, like me, is an advocate for lifelong learning. He urges professionals to access a network of resources and lean on colleagues and mentors to learn and grow. #autism #speectherapyWhat's Inside:What are Restrictive and Repetitive Behaviors?What does it mean for behavior to become a barrier to behavior?What behaviors warrant intervention?What are high and low order behaviors?Prioritizing and revisiting the best intervention process.Making contextual decisions for every client and behavior.Mentioned In This Episode:Dr. Jonathan Fernand on LinkedInJonathan K. Fernand Florida Institute of Technology · School of Behavior AnalysisLearn more about the ABA SPEECH Connection CEU Membership and Joint Attention on September 12th at 8-9pm eastern and September 13th at 8-9pm eastern.
Technology correspondent Bill Bennett joins Kathryn to talk about Unesco's call for a ban on smartphones in schools, warning policy makers against an 'unthinking embrace' of digital technology in education. Mark Zuckerberg's Threads platform started with a bang, but it appears to have fizzled out. The US is reportedly hunting hidden Chinese malware that could affect military operations and Tesla is alleged to have rigged its dashboards to overestimate the range of its cars - prompting so many range complaints it created a special team to cancel owners' service appointments.
Deborah Netolicky talks with Kevin Richardson about the joys of principalship, school change, and engaging students as change makers in schools built for the future. Kevin has been a Principal at Immanuel College since 2002. Prior to this he helped established the internationally acclaimed Technology School of the Future and held senior executive positions in the WA, NSW, and SA Education Departments. Kevin is a highly versatile educator with leadership and management expertise across a broad range of domains including governance, education, technology, and consultancy; in private, public and not for profit sectors. Kevin has been a leader nation-wide with respect to changes in teaching and learning, particularly in the area of technology, learning environments and student advocacy. He is highly regarded for his work on futures-oriented thinking and its implications for leaders and schools. Recognition of his outstanding leadership has seen him receive the Australian Centenary Medal in 2001 for significant contribution to Education, a Presidential citation for National Leadership in Education from ACEL and the Mary McKillop medal (Eminent Educator of the Year) from the Australian College of Education. He has been awarded the John Laing Award for Exceptional Educational Leadership from the Australian Principals‘ Association. Join the conversation on social media. - Kevin: on LinkedIn https://au.linkedin.com/in/kevin-richardson-13626023 - Deb: @debsnet on Twitter and @theeeduflaneuse on Instagram. - The Edu Salon: @theedusalon on Twitter and Instagram.
In this Weeks Podcast Adam sits down with QPS Commissioner Katarina Carroll APM was sworn in as the 20th Commissioner of the Queensland Police Service (QPS) on 8 July 2019 the first female in the state to be appointed. Commissioner Carroll is the Chair of the QPS Board of Management. During her policing career, which began in 1983, Commissioner Carroll worked in various roles including time in Criminal Investigation Branches, a Commission of Inquiry, the Joint Crime Task Force, and the covert unit. Such was the respect held for Commissioner Carroll, she was requested to be a member of the Queensland University of Technology School of Justice Advisory Panel. In 2012 she was made the Operations Commander for G20 planning in what is still Australia's largest peacetime security operation. In December 2014, the then Assistant Commissioner Carroll was hand-picked by the government of the day to lead the newly formed Queensland Fire and Emergency Services (QFES). As a transformational leader, Commissioner Carroll influenced the sector through her involvement as the Vice President on the Board of the Australasian Fire Authorities Council (AFAC) and a member of the AFAC Commissioners and Chief Officers Strategic Committee (CCOSC). At a national level, Commissioner Carroll was a member of the Australia-New Zealand Emergency Management Committee (ANZEMC), the Ministerial Council for Police and Emergency Management – Senior Official Group (MCPEM SOG), the National Risk Reduction Steering Committee and her key position as an assisting official on the Queensland Disaster Management Committee. Throughout her career, Commissioner Carroll has been the recipient of numerous international, national and state awards – including the Australian Police Medal. Notably, she was awarded the National Telstra Business Women's Award for Government and Academia in 2015 and later that year named as one of the Australian Financial Review and Westpac's “100 Women of Influence”. Presenter: Adam Blum Guest: Katarina Carroll Editor: Kyle Watkins Investigative Consultant: Adam Holloway
On this episode of The Construction Record Podcast, digital media editor Warren Frey interviews Deltek director of product marketing Megan Miller about the company's 44th annual Clarity Architecture & Engineering Industry Study, which looks at the ways technology is pushing companies in those sectors forward and how some firms have reached a stage of digital maturation. Cybersecurity and maintaining IT infrastructure remain challenges as does an increasingly tight labor market. Warren also has news from both the west and east, including a U.S. robotics company hoping to enter the Canadian market with two different robots capable and tying and handling rebar, and Don Wall has a story about new Ontario regulations to ensure toilet facilities are upgraded at construction sites along with new requirements for properly fitting clothing. From the west an oft-delayed Victoria, B.C. project may finally go forward as a new development proposal has been approved by city council, and Solar Alberta is seeing increasing interest from outside the province for online training and education courses in started to put online during the COVID-19 pandemic. Finally in our economic segment we have part two of our interview from the A23 American Institute of Architects conference with ConstructConnect senior economist Michael Guckes where he discusses insights from his Build Beyond Today session. You can listen to The Construction Record on the Daily Commercial News and Journal of Commerce websites as well as on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Amazon Music's podcast section. Our previous episode featuring an interview with British Columbia Institute of Technology School of Construction and the Environment dean Wayne Hand and part one of our Michael Guckes interview is here. Thanks for listening. DCN-JOC News Services Robot can now tie large rebar grids, ideal for bridge work 1,900-home ‘Roundhouse' development inches closer to reality Solar Alberta offering courses to meet growing demand SPECIAL FEATURE: Apprenticeship and Skills Training
Have you ever been asked to go out to a club or dinner with a friend on a Friday night...and there was a part of you that wanted to go and a part of you that wanted to stay home? Sometimes on Friday night...we are so exhausted and just shut down, but then equally want to get out of the house! Both of us spend so much time working from home...that sometimes we can feel physically torn about staying home or going out. Raise your hand if you feel the same way?! Today our guest, Maureen Clancy helps us understand that this is because that there are, in fact, different parts within us. These "parts" were created (typically in our younger years) to protect us from trauma because we didn't have the external support or tools to manage some situations which were too much, too fast, too soon or too long. And, sometimes these parts rule our lives and don't realize that we are now grown and capable women. When our survival response gets triggered, they can continue to try to protect us when our, sometimes to our detriment. Ladies...these "parts" or old narratives that you used in childhood to protect you no longer serve you in adulthood and could be the VERY things holding you back from living a life you love! What is your inner critic saying to you? Maureen Clancy is a licensed therapist, group therapy practice owner, and trauma expert who, for the past 21 years, has been helping women who've experienced childhood trauma heal the past and fully embody the present. She's the creator of the Gate Passages Framework, a structured, bottom-up approach to healing trauma. She's certified in a variety of healing modalities and in this episode, we spend time discussing Internal Family Systems, and her practice of combining therapy with Reiki, Tarot, and flower essences to heal the energetic body. She's presented on trauma and self-care at Rutgers University Graduate School of Social Work and Limerick Institute of Technology School of Social Care (County Clare, Ireland). This episode is soo juicy as Trinity comes to a fascinating realization about herself. And in this space, perhaps this recognition is the first step to her own healing journey. In this episode Maureen teaches us to: Recognize where we are in our "survival" response, which includes not only the (traditional) fight, flight or freeze...but, also fawn (I will survive if I make sure you're ok), collapse (there's nothing I can do here so I'm just going to exist), submit (I'm giving in and waiting for this to get over with) and cry for help. These were developed early in life as your strategy to help you survive (The "fawn" really resonated with Trinity) Understand the definition of trauma or that which is too much, too fast, too soon or too long, and how we've adapted to navigate it by developing different parts of ourselves to protect us from certain situations. Recognize the different "parts" within ourselves that try to protect us, in addition to our current, adult "Self". As we grow into adulthood, our parts continue to try to protect us, holding us back, even though we may no longer need protection. Today, we learn to show compassion to those parts, thank them for their "service" and reassure them we are grown and capable now. Acknowledge when our nervous system is disregulated and we're in hyper or hypoarrousal. In this state, access to our prefrontal cortex is inhibited. Move your body to help up-regulate you and pull you out of hyper or hypoarrousal. Take a walk, dance in your kitchen, do some yoga...this helps regulate your nervous system. Leverage a bottom-up approach (vs. top down) to healing trauma. Using your senses, such as smelling essential oils, and moving your body will open space to connect to our parts, while also turning off the survival response. You can find Maureen at: Website | maureen-clancy.com IG | @themaureenclancy TikTok | @maureen.clancy And we'd love YOU to join us on this journey as well! Leave us a review. Tell us about your inner critic (another one of our damn parts that we all have!). What's her name? What does she say to you that holds you back? Make sure we're connected: FB | Dear Midlife and IG | @DearMidlife
Have you ever been asked to go out to a club or dinner with a friend on a Friday night...and there was a part of you that wanted to go and a part of you that wanted to stay home? Sometimes on Friday night...we are so exhausted and just shut down, but then equally want to get out of the house! Both of us spend so much time working from home...that sometimes we can feel physically torn about staying home or going out. Raise your hand if you feel the same way?! Today our guest, Maureen Clancy helps us understand that this is because that there are, in fact, different parts within us. These "parts" were created (typically in our younger years) to protect us from trauma because we didn't have the external support or tools to manage some situations which were too much, too fast, too soon or too long. And, sometimes these parts rule our lives and don't realize that we are now grown and capable women. When our survival response gets triggered, they can continue to try to protect us when our, sometimes to our detriment. Ladies...these "parts" or old narratives that you used in childhood to protect you no longer serve you in adulthood and could be the VERY things holding you back from living a life you love! What is your inner critic saying to you? Maureen Clancy is a licensed therapist, group therapy practice owner, and trauma expert who, for the past 21 years, has been helping women who've experienced childhood trauma heal the past and fully embody the present. She's the creator of the Gate Passages Framework, a structured, bottom-up approach to healing trauma. She's certified in a variety of healing modalities and in this episode, we spend time discussing Internal Family Systems, and her practice of combining therapy with Reiki, Tarot, and flower essences to heal the energetic body. She's presented on trauma and self-care at Rutgers University Graduate School of Social Work and Limerick Institute of Technology School of Social Care (County Clare, Ireland). This episode is soo juicy as Trinity comes to a fascinating realization about herself. And in this space, perhaps this recognition is the first step to her own healing journey. In this episode Maureen teaches us to: Recognize where we are in our "survival" response, which includes not only the (traditional) fight, flight or freeze...but, also fawn (I will survive if I make sure you're ok), collapse (there's nothing I can do here so I'm just going to exist), submit (I'm giving in and waiting for this to get over with) and cry for help. These were developed early in life as your strategy to help you survive (The "fawn" really resonated with Trinity) Understand the definition of trauma or that which is too much, too fast, too soon or too long, and how we've adapted to navigate it by developing different parts of ourselves to protect us from certain situations. Recognize the different "parts" within ourselves that try to protect us, in addition to our current, adult "Self". As we grow into adulthood, our parts continue to try to protect us, holding us back, even though we may no longer need protection. Today, we learn to show compassion to those parts, thank them for their "service" and reassure them we are grown and capable now. Acknowledge when our nervous system is disregulated and we're in hyper or hypoarrousal. In this state, access to our prefrontal cortex is inhibited. Move your body to help up-regulate you and pull you out of hyper or hypoarrousal. Take a walk, dance in your kitchen, do some yoga...this helps regulate your nervous system. Leverage a bottom-up approach (vs. top down) to healing trauma. Using your senses, such as smelling essential oils, and moving your body will open space to connect to our parts, while also turning off the survival response. You can find Maureen at: Website | maureen-clancy.com IG | @themaureenclancy TikTok | @maureen.clancy And we'd love YOU to join us on this journey as well! Leave us a review. Tell us about your inner critic (another one of our damn parts that we all have!). What's her name? What does she say to you that holds you back? Make sure we're connected: FB | Dear Midlife and IG | @DearMidlife
Women Veterans ROCK On The Hill - The Podcast! is the Award-Winning Podcast for Today's Women Veterans, Military Millennials, JROTC Cadets and Military Families Too! Its Host New People, New Policies & Prose for Today's Women On The Move - And We Have Something To Say! Today's special guest is Dallianny Perez' Lantigua. She is a Civic Engineer Major at the prestigious Villanova University and the proud Chair of Women Veterans ROCK! "Generation Z Delegation." She is also a Former JROTC Cadet Commander at the Swenson Arts & Technology School of Pennsylvania. Dallianny Perez' Lantigua is a rising-star in The Women Veterans ROCK Community and the nation's Generation Z Delegation At-Large. Subscribe Today! Join The Women Veterans ROCK Podcast Posse and Meet Today's Amazing Women Leaders. ABOUT THE HOST Deborah Harmon-Pugh is a recognized authority on Women's Leadership in America. She has dedicated the past two decades to assisting women advance into positions of influence by leveraging their expertise and leadership strengths. She is the creator of proven and powerful leadership development programs that guide women to becoming leaders in Civic Leadership, Business Leadership, and Nonprofit Leadership. Professor Deborah Harmon-Pugh is the National Campaign Chair of Women Veterans ROCK; The Women Veterans Civic Leadership Institute; and The Women Veterans Public Policy Delegation To Capitol Hill. She teaches in the Graduate School of Studies at Chestnut Hill College. Professor Deborah Harmon-Pugh is a retired Military Spouse of 27 years. ABOUT OUR SPONSOR Comcast NBCUniversal - We thank Comcast NBCUniversal for their support of Women Veterans, Military Families, and America's entire Military Community. For more information on how Comcast NBCUniversal is supporting the military community, visit the link below. www.corporate.comcast.com/values/military VISIT US & SUBSCRIBE TODAY Our Website Is: WomenVetsRock.org FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA Facebook: @WomenVeteransRock Twitter: @WomenVetsRock LinkedIn: @WomenVeteransRock Instagram: @WomenVetsRock YouTube: @WomenVetsRock
Liz and Jesse explore the inquiring mind of Professor Fiona Coyer, ICU nurse (never really stop being that), chair of nursing research with RBWH and holding conjoint position with Queensland University of Technology School of Nursing & Midwifery. This episode sets a platform for nurses to consider 5 Things that lay the foundation for a career that includes research. Learning never stops Communication is key, and requires resilience Find a good mentor, or two or three. Get involved, start to learn the skills Learn and understand Good Clinical Practice Principles
Women Veterans ROCK On The Hill - The Podcast! is the Award-Winning Podcast for Today's Women Veterans, Military Millennials, JROTC Cadets and Military Families Too! Its Host New People, New Policies & Prose for Today's Women On The Move - And We Have Something To Say! Today's special guest is Dallianny Perez' Lantigua. She is a Civic Engineer Major at the prestigious Villanova University and the proud Chair of Women Veterans ROCK! "Generation Z Delegation." She is also a Former JROTC Cadet Commander at the Swenson Arts & Technology School of Pennsylvania. Dallianny Perez' Lantigua is a rising-star in The Women Veterans ROCK Community and the nation's Generation Z Delegation At-Large. Subscribe Today! Join The Women Veterans ROCK Podcast Posse and Meet Today's Amazing Women Leaders. ABOUT THE HOST Deborah Harmon-Pugh is a recognized authority on Women's Leadership in America. She has dedicated the past two decades to assisting women advance into positions of influence by leveraging their expertise and leadership strengths. She is the creator of proven and powerful leadership development programs that guide women to becoming leaders in Civic Leadership, Business Leadership, and Nonprofit Leadership. Professor Deborah Harmon-Pugh is the National Campaign Chair of Women Veterans ROCK; The Women Veterans Civic Leadership Institute; and The Women Veterans Public Policy Delegation To Capitol Hill. She teaches in the Graduate School of Studies at Chestnut Hill College. Professor Deborah Harmon-Pugh is a retired Military Spouse of 27 years. ABOUT OUR SPONSOR Comcast NBCUniversal - We thank Comcast NBCUniversal for their support of Women Veterans, Military Families, and America's entire Military Community. For more information on how Comcast NBCUniversal is supporting the military community, visit the link below. www.corporate.comcast.com/values/military VISIT US & SUBSCRIBE TODAY Our Website Is: WomenVetsRock.org FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA Facebook: @WomenVeteransRock Twitter: @WomenVetsRock LinkedIn: @WomenVeteransRock Instagram: @WomenVetsRock YouTube: @WomenVetsRock
Dr. Tamara Bogdanović is an Assistant Professor in the Georgia Institute of Technology School of Physics, as well as a member of the Center for Relativistic Astrophysics. She is a theoretical physicist who studies some of the largest black holes in our universe, known as supermassive black holes. She investigates observational signatures associated with the interactions these supermassive black holes have with gas and stars. Her group works to develop theoretical models to predict signatures of supermassive black hole interactions that can potentially be identified in observational astronomical data. Free time for Tamara is spent outdoors hiking in the woods or strolling around the neighborhood with her husband. She also likes participating in group yoga classes and immersing herself in different worlds through reading. She received her B.Sc. in Astrophysics from the University of Belgrade in Serbia and her Ph.D. in Astrophysics from Pennsylvania State University. Tamara conducted postdoctoral research at the University of Maryland, where she received a NASA sponsored Einstein Postdoctoral Fellowship as well as an Astronomy Prize Theory Postdoctoral Fellowship. She has also been named an Alfred P. Sloan Research Fellow, a Cottrell Scholar, and a Cullen-Peck Fellow in recognition of her research and teaching. In this interview, Tamara shares stories from her life and science.
The Hoosier Ag This Week Podcast – Weekend of Sept. 3-4, 2022: 1.) The Tyson plant in Logansport has been suspended from exporting products to China. Eric Pfeiffer reports what led to China's decision and if production at the facility has been impacted. 2.) Andy Eubank reports from the recent Indiana Farm Bureau member delegates meeting to discuss and debate policy positions. Those included the licensing of grain elevators and the on-farm storage of chemicals. 3.) If you have a son or daughter in junior high or high school who is looking at a career in the ag industry, you may consider the Indiana Agriculture and Technology School. C.J. Miller reports how the charter school is providing students in 7th through 12th grades more hands-on experience in agriculture. 4.) Bob Utterback with Utterback Marketing Services reviews the grain markets and Chief Meteorologist Ryan Martin will have his full Indiana Farm Forecast for the week ahead. That's all part of the Hoosier Ag This Week Podcast!
The Hoosier Ag Today Podcast for Monday, Aug. 29, 2022: 1.) If you have a son or daughter in junior high or high school who is looking at a career in the ag industry, you may want to think about the Indiana Agriculture and Technology School. It's a charter school for kids in 7th through 12th grades who want more hands-on training in agriculture. You'll hear from Amber Wolfe, the school's ag educator who, says they're providing students with an ag learning experience that you just can't learn from a textbook. 2.) Eric Pfeiffer reports from Becknology Days at the Beck's Hybrids headquarters in northern Hamilton County. One of the features of the event was the use of drones for spraying. You'll hear more about that in his report. 3.) Also, your Indiana farm forecast is on the way from Chief Meteorologist Ryan Martin -- and your grain market analysis with Bob Utterback with Utterback Marketing Services. That's all part of the Monday edition of your Hoosier Ag Today Podcast!
Jane Lo, Singapore Correspondent speaks with Dr. P.J. Blount, Lecturer in Law in the School of Law and Politics at Cardiff University. Dr. P.J. Blount (Ph.D., M.S., Global Affairs, Rutgers University; LL.M., King's College London; J.D., University of Mississippi; B.A./A.B.J., University of Georgia) is a Lecturer in Law in the School of Law and Politics at Cardiff University. He has served as an adjunct professor for the LL.M. in the Air and Space Law at the University of Mississippi School of Law. Previously, he was a Postdoctoral Researcher at the University of Luxembourg, an adjunct professor at Montclair State University, and a Visiting Scholar at the Beijing Institute of Technology School of Law. He also completed an industrial fellowship sponsored by the Luxembourg National Research Fund wherein he split his time between SES and the University of Luxembourg research cybersecurity issues relevant to the space industry. Blount's primary research areas are international space law with a focus on space security and cyberspace law and governance. He has published and presented widely on the topic of space law and has given expert testimony on Space Traffic Management before the U.S. House of Representatives' Subcommittee on Space. His book, Reprogramming the World: Cyberspace and the Geography of Global Order, was published open access with e-International Relations Press in 2019. He is an editor of the Proceedings of the International Institute of Space Law and was formerly the Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Space Law. He currently serves as the Executive Secretary of the International Institute of Space Law and is a licensed attorney with the State Bar of Georgia (USA). In this podcast, Dr Blount introduces the historical and political context of the Outer Space Treaty which was negotiated in 1967. Despite the technological advances since then, Dr Blount argues that the treaty, in his view, is technologically neutral, where the intent is for it to “apply to everything” and “embrace all sorts of technologies”. Nevertheless, technological developments force us to rethink our understanding of security. While cybersecurity adds a layer of complexity, he notes that “cybersecurity laws and regulations are not usually the answer to our problems in cybersecurity”. However, he stresses that, cybersecurity being a risk management process means there are legal implications. For example, for a university Cube Sat, he explains how cybersecurity may play a part in the licensing and authorising process – that is, the extent of cybersecurity and risk management plans could depend on its payload and orbital dynamics. On whether space sector should be designated as a critical infrastructure, Dr Blount advocates for more definitions, noting the potential for burdening such satellites as the educational ones with unnecessary regulations. Where laws provide few details in how to secure assets for space sector operators, Dr Blount suggests that standards such as those developed by NIST for Commercial Satellite Operations serve as actionable guidance. Recorded 27th June 2022, 10am London / 5pm Singapore
Dr. Huang is the Director of Center for Pediatric Immunotherapy in the Angie Fowler AYA Cancer Institute at UH Rainbow Babies & Children's Hospital, Professor of Pediatrics at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine, and co-leader of Immune Oncology Program at Case Comprehensive Cancer Center. He also directs the Pediatric Hematology-Oncology Fellowship Program at UH Rainbow. Dr. VanHeyst is an Assistant Professor of Pediatrics at Angie Fowler AYA Cancer Institute at UH Rainbow Babies & Children's Hospital and Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine. Dr. VanHeyst has worked closely with Dr. Huang to bring a myriad of clinical trial options as direct translations from bench research to the bedside, including newly opened Phase I clinical trial using Natalizumab for treating unresectable pulmonary osteosarcoma (NCT03811886). Dr. Kristen VanHeyst completed her medical training at New York Institute of Technology School of Osteopathic Medicine, formally known as New York College of Osteopathic Medicine in 2012. She followed this with a pediatric residency at Stony Brook Children's Hospital in Stony Brook, NY, which she completed in 2015. She subsequently remained at Stony Brook Children's Hospital for an additional year to serve as a Chief Resident and Pediatric Hospitalist. Dr. VanHeyst completed her Pediatric Hematology/Oncology fellowship training in 2019 at UH Hospitals/Rainbow Babies and Children's Hospital in Cleveland, OH. As a fellow, Dr. VanHeyst joined Dr. Alex Huang's laboratory in 2017 with a primary interest in metastatic pulmonary osteosarcoma. She was appointed as an Assistant Professor of Pediatrics at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine in 2019. Dr. VanHeyst continues her research efforts in understanding the role of the tumor microenvironment in metastatic pulmonary osteosarcoma. Based on pre-clinical data, she designed and authored a Phase I/II clinical trial using an anti-α4 monoclonal antibody as immunotherapy for pediatric, adolescent and young adult patients with relapsed, progressive and refractory disease. She hopes that continued efforts in understanding the mechanism by which metastatic osteosarcoma creates a pulmonary niche will lead to more therapeutic options for patients with this disease in the near future. Dr. VanHeyst is a recent recipient of the Hyundai Hope on Wheels Young Investigator Award and a K12 Clinical Oncology Research Program Paul Calabresi Scholar
The InPursuit Podcast: Insights from the Education & Workplace Lifecycles
As is a subject matter expert and recognized thought leader in the area of workplace relationships Tony has devoted his adult life to understanding what makes people tick, how to bring out the best in people (including ourselves), and how to pass this information on in simple, yet practical terms. Whether addressing our hidden biases, helping navigate disruption and change or providing leaders with skills that make them indispensable, Tony provides practical solutions that aligns with people's real world experiences. Tony has worked with hundreds of corporations and government agencies including the U.S. Secret Service, The Department of Homeland Security, Chase Bank, Estee Lauder, and N.A.S.A., to help people reach new heights of effectiveness by understanding themselves and others better. Tony was only the second African American to receive a bachelor's degree from Western Michigan University's prestigious Paper Science and Technology School. Upon completion of his degree, Tony worked for a number of years as a chemical engineer for a Fortune 500 company. It was during this phase of his life that he had a life changing interaction with an at-risk youth. This moment left such profound impression on him that he left both his corporate career (while nearing the completion of his first patent) and his graduate studies at the University of Chicago to work in the non-profit sector with the desire to make an impact on the communities around him. It was this work, which often included counseling groups and individuals that led Tony to begin studying human behavior with the intent or understanding what makes people tick, excel, and change. Tony Chatman delivers presentations that are an entertaining and impassioned balance of both science and practical insight. Tony breaks down tough topics such as unconscious bias, change management and leadership. He creates a new, stronger foundation for true leadership. Audiences leave focused and motivated to turn individual differences into business advantages. Currently, Tony serves as a board member for the Captain Phillips Lane Kirkland Maritime Trust. Tony recently completed his first book: The Force Multiplier: How to Lead Teams Where Everyone Wins and in 2018 he delivered his first TEDx talk – How to Stop Settling for Less Contact him: Tony Chatman, CSP Author of: The Force Multiplier: How to Lead Teams Where Everyone Wins Chatman Enterprises Inc. www.tonychatman.com 630-400-5365 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
People who listen to podcasts appear to be on average more open minded than those who don't. That's according to a new study led by Australia and US based academics. Queensland University of Technology School of Psychology and Counselling senior lecturer Stephanie Tobin spoke to Corin Dann.
Hello and welcome to Bittersweet Symphony, a podcast where classical musicians share the bitter, the sweet and the bittersweet of life when the concert halls shut their doors and the audiences vanished. In this episode I'm chatting to Christopher Nery, principal bass trombonist with the RTE Concert Orchestra since 2009. He shares bitter memories of the anxiety caused by uncertainty, burnout, cabin fever and misinformation. His sweet memories are of the simple things, like weekly pizza parties with his children, trips to the recycling and the joy of DIY projects in his home. His bittersweet is of the home-schooling experience. Chris has worked with ensembles across Europe including Orchestre National de Bordeaux Aquitaine, Orquestra Nacional de Barcelona y Catalunya, Opera North, BBC Concert Orchestra, Ulster Orchestra and Irish Chamber Orchestra. In the USA he has performed with River City Brass, Pittsburgh Symphony and Sarasota Orchestra amongst others. From 2003-2015 he was Professor of Low Brass at the Conservatoire Perpignan Méditerranée in Perpignan, France and currently teaches bass trombone and euphonium at the Royal Irish Academy of Music in Dublin. He is a Buffet Groupe artist playing Courtois trombones and Besson euphoniums and has appeared as guest clinician/adjudicator at the Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique in Lyon, the Cork Institute of Technology School of Music, and most recently at the University of Miami, Florida. This episode was recorded in September 2021. GET IN TOUCH WITH CHRIS/LINKS Chris on Facebook RTE Concert Orchestra Twitter RTE Concert Orchestra Instagram GET IN TOUCH WITH BITTERSWEET SYMPHONY Instagram Twitter Facebook #bittersweetsymphony CREDITS Thumbnail Art || Colm MacAthlaoith Writers || Mick Jagger, Richard Ashcroft, Keith Richards Violin || Cliodhna Ryan Production || Cliodhna Ryan Mastering || Patrick Stefan Groenland
Maureen Clancy joins the podcast today as she shares her expertise about the way our nervous system impacts (and is impacted by) everyday interactions with ourselves and others. This episode you will learn practical ways to better understand the hyper- and hypoarousal states, as well as the benefit of the "sweet spot" of regulation. You won't want to miss hearing her thoughts on the #thingsyoulearnintherapy. Maureen Clancy is a licensed therapist and trauma expert for the past 20 years helping women go through enormous life changes who've also experienced childhood trauma. She's the creator of the Gate Passages Framework, a structured, bottom-up approach to healing trauma and going through major life changes. She's certified in EMDR and trained in Sensorimotor Psychotherapy (certification in progress), Internal Family Systems, and AEDP. She combines therapy with Reiki, Tarot, and flower essences. She's a certified NASW clinical supervisor for social workers seeking advanced clinical certification and runs supervision groups for newer therapists looking to gain skills in treating trauma. She's presented on trauma and self-care at Rutgers University Graduate School of Social Work and Limerick Institute of Technology School of Social Care (County Clare, Ireland). She's a certified yoga teacher (200-hour), 20-year meditator, self-taught artist and potter. She is based in the NY metro area. She loves to garden, play pickleball, and feed people. She can be found at www.maureen-clancy.com and on Instagram.This podcast is meant to be a resource for the general public, as well as fellow therapists/psychologists. It is NOT meant to replace the meaningful work of individual or family therapy. Please seek professional help in your area if you are struggling. #breakthestigma #makewordsmatter #thingsyoulearnintherapy #thingsyoulearnintherapypodcastFeel free to share your thoughts at www.makewordsmatterforgood.com or email me at Beth@makewordsmatterforgood.comIf you are a therapist or psychologist and want to be a guest on the show, please complete this form to apply: https://forms.gle/ooy8QirpgL2JSLhP6 Support the showwww.bethtrammell.com
Accomplished roboticist, entrepreneur and educator Ayanna Howard, PhD, became dean of The Ohio State University College of Engineering on March 1, 2021. Previously she was chair of the Georgia Institute of Technology School of Interactive Computing in the College of Computing, as well as founder and director of the Human-Automation Systems Lab (HumAnS). Her career spans higher education, NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and the private sector. Dr. Howard is the founder and president of the board of directors of Zyrobotics, a Georgia Tech spin-off company that develops mobile therapy and educational products for children with special needs. Zyrobotics products are based on Dr. Howard's research. Among many accolades, Forbes named Dr. Howard to its America's Top 50 Women In Tech list. In May 2021, the Association for Computing Machinery named her the ACM Athena Lecturer in recognition of fundamental contributions to the development of accessible human-robotic systems and artificial intelligence, along with forging new paths to broaden participation in computing. Dr. Howard also is a tenured professor in the college's Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering with a joint appointment in Computer Science and Engineering. As dean, she holds the Monte Ahuja Endowed Dean's Chair, which was established in 2013 through a generous gift from Distinguished Alumnus Monte Ahuja '70. She is the first woman to lead the College of Engineering, and the college's second Black dean. Throughout her career, Dr. Howard has been active in helping to diversify the engineering profession for women, underrepresented minorities, and individuals with disabilities. Dr. Howard earned her bachelor's degree in computer engineering from Brown University, her master's degree and PhD in electrical engineering from the University of Southern California, and her MBA from Claremont Graduate University. From 1993 to 2005, she worked at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, where she held multiple roles including senior robotics researcher and deputy manager in the Office of the Chief Scientist. Among other projects, Howard was involved in developing SmartNav — an autonomous, next-generation Mars rover — and SnoMotes, toy-sized robots that can explore icy terrain that is too dangerous for scientists. She joined Georgia Tech in 2005 as an associate professor and the founder of the HumAnS lab. The lab focuses on humanized intelligence, which uses techniques such as sensing and learning to enhance the autonomous capabilities of robots or other computerized systems. Among other roles at Georgia Tech, Dr. Howard was program director of the nation's first multidisciplinary robotics PhD program; associate chair for faculty development in the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering; and associate director of research at the Institute for Robotics and Intelligent Machines. In 2013, she founded Zyrobotics to help translate the lab's research into commercial products for children with special needs. Zyrobotics spun off as a non-profit in 2020. More on Ayanna Howard: Podcast: Enginuity podcast Book: Sex, Race, and Robots: How to Be Human in the Age of AIhttps://www.nasa.gov/vision/universe/roboticexplorers/ayanna_howard.htmlhttps://sloanreview.mit.edu/article/real-talk-intersectionality-and-ai/https://sloanreview.mit.edu/article/taming-ais-can-should-problem/https://sloanreview.mit.edu/article/diversity-in-ai-the-invisible-men-and-women/https://www.thehistorymakers.org/biography/ayanna-howard-41https://ny.pbslearningmedia.org/resource/5aa004f3-f0a8-40e7-8aea-1aa18aa9705d/5aa004f3-f0a8-40e7-8aea-1aa18aa9705d/
In this episode of ACM ByteCast, Rashmi Mohan hosts 2021-2022 ACM Athena Lecturer Ayanna Howard, Dean of the College of Engineering at The Ohio State University and founder and President of the Board of Directors of Zyrobotics. Previously she was chair of the Georgia Institute of Technology School of Interactive Computing in the College of Computing, where she founded and led the Human-Automation Systems Lab (HumAnS). Before that, she worked at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL). She is a Fellow of AAAI and IEEE. Among her many honors, Howard received the Computer Research Association's A. Nico Habermann Award and the Richard A. Tapia Achievement Award. Forbes named her to its America's Top 50 Women in Tech list. In the interview Ayanna looks back on her early love of robotics, inspired by science fiction, teaching herself how to program, and working a high school job at the California Institute of Technology. She shares some of her favorite research projects at JPL, where she designed expert systems, and describes the transition from government/industrial work to academia. She also talks about AI challenges relating to training models and large-scale deployment of lab-tested algorithms—offering warnings for technologists—as well as some potential solutions from her research. Rashmi and Ayanna also touch on her company, Zyrobotics, which develops mobile therapy and educational products for children with special needs, and her book, Sex, Race, and Robots: How to Be Human in the Age of AI.
STARTED FROM THE BOTTOM NOW THEY HERE!When is the best time to become an entrepreneur? Is starting your own business as easy as some people make it look? In this episode, Joshua Mundy and Quawn Clark of PivotTech School discuss their journey of entrepreneurship and building a tech school in Nashville, Tennessee. Joshua Mundy and Quawn Clark enlighten our TechDontSleep Podcast Host, Bill McCleskey, on the struggles and difficulties they faced getting their school started while also surviving the destruction from the 2019 tornado that destroyed the streets of East Nashville and the outbreak of the COVID19 virus. Joshua Mundy is a native Nashvillian who is currently the owner and CEO/Co-Founder of Pivot Technology School & Owner of Music City Cleaners. Joshua is very passionate about entrepreneurship and believes in empowering and mentoring others in the community. He uses social media to discuss business and gives tips daily. He believes we are at our best when we are Learning, Growing, and Winning together. Quawn Clark is also a native Nashvillian who is currently the Co-Founder of Pivot Technology School and CEO of the clothing brand HoodGeek. Like Joshua, Quawn is very passionate about entrepreneurship and believes in empowering and mentoring others in the community. His visionary skill set has developed him into a serial entrepreneur with the ability to share his passions with his community.
Hola a todos copius! Ya estamos con Fases #20 de Pase a Pase! Disponible en YouTube y Spotify! En BKsports con creatividad y liderazgo sumamos valor Sustentable al desarrollo de comunidades deportivas. En el primer tiempo recordamos y agradecemos a todos el viaje en Waka hicimos juntos a inicios de la pandemia en el Rugby v/s Covid-19. Alliance Club Sportif, Alywen RC, CDA, UC, Escuela Curacaví, Old Lock´s, Old Red's, Old School RC, Quelequén, Rucamanque RC, Stade Francais, Trapiales, URMA, Rugby Chile. Nuevamente muchísimas gracias y sigamos juntos aún en el Waka. Además y en relación al tema, los preocupantes casos de contagios de Covid19 de chilenos en torneos locales e internacionales. Los que vienen y entre ellos profundizamos algo de SLAR 2021 proyectado para marzo con potenciales burbujas en Uruguay o Chile y lo importante y necesario para UAR que se active la liga sudamericana tras la disolución de Jaguares. En el segundo tiempo, mucho de Rugby Sustentable. El cierre del Regala Rugby 2020, el aviso de un mejorado #RegalaRugby2021, agradecimientos a cada una y uno de las madrinas y padrinos de los casi 50 chicas y chicos que ahora tienen su balón para practicar en casa. Pillán RC, Alywen RC, Escuela Municipal de Rugby de Curacaví, Trapiales, Old School. #RugbyRecicla tiene su primer fruto con Old School RC de Pedro Aguirre Cerda, los vasos reciclados Old School “Reciclar es Nuestra Jugada Clave” hacen estreno en pantalla con agua con gas. Finalmente inevitable y necesario hablar de Apadrina Cóndores 2023. #TodosSomosCondores + #RugbySustentable = #ApadrinaCondores2023 + #SeremosMasYMejores y cómo se ha ido viralizando por medios tradicionales y soportes virtuales. No se lo pueden perder es imposible no sumarse como persona, familia, comunidad, institución, asociación y empresa pero por sobre todo con voluntades y compromisos de nobleza para ayudar a una reactivación sustentable moderna y que nos direccione al desarrollo. Salud y saludos a todos!! Que tengan las más lindas fiestas posibles llenas de amor, paz y salud. Gracias a: Manukau Institute of Technology - School of Sport Tongan Barbarian Rugby Lamitec Golem AmityTours GreenTicket
Hola a todos copius! Ya estamos con Fases #19 de Pase a Pase! Disponible en YouTube y Spotify! En BKsports con creatividad y liderazgo sumamos valor Sustentable al desarrollo de comunidades deportivas. En el primer tiempo Fran y desde donde las cosas suceden, nos contó de la preparación de los Tongan Barbarian Rugby para los torneos de 7's se vienen, muy interesante. En el segundo tiempo, un mix de varios temas con énfasis en explicar y contar cómo va la gran campaña #TodosSomosCondores + #RugbySustentable = #ApadrinaCondores2023 + #SeremosMasYMejores y cómo se ha ido viralizando por medios tradicionales y soportes virtuales. No se lo pueden perder es imposible no sumarse como persona, familia, comunidad, institución, asociación y empresa pero por sobre todo con voluntades y compromisos de nobleza para ayudar a una reactivación sustentable moderna y que nos direccione al desarrollo. Salud y saludos a todos!! #RegalaRugby2020 , seremos más y mejores!!!! No lo duden y apoyen apadrinando!!! Por $15.000 apadrina una o un actual o futura o futuro rugbista. La Campaña incluye 10 beneficios para todos. Gracias a: Manukau Institute of Technology - School of Sport Tongan Barbarian Rugby Lamitec Golem AmityTours GreenTicket
Hola a todos copius! Ya estamos con Fases #18 de Pase a Pase! Disponible en YouTube y Spotify! En BKsports con creatividad y liderazgo sumamos valor Sustentable al desarrollo de comunidades deportivas. En el primer tiempo es muy especial y distinto. Lanzamos una nueva campaña basada en ciencia ciudadana, vinculada a la conservación ambiental y el deporte, siempre desde la ciencia. Con dos mega invitados, seguramente conocen a uno desde hace rato, se les agradece nuevamente su brutal voluntad y resistencia para terminar de grabar a eso de las 02:00 hrs de hoy viernes 4: #TodosSomosCondores + #RugbySustentable = #ApadrinaCondores20-23 , sin más explicación, no se lo pierdan. Todos a sumarse para amadrinar/apadrinar, la meta son 10.000 participantes con aporte de $7.000 y listos para seguir conversando @CristianLuloRudloff para afinar los detalles del aporte al proceso de clasificación a la RWC2023. Tenemos algunas ideas de aporte pero sería ideal ver si podemos ayudar con alguna necesidad actual y prioritaria para la preparación y competición de nuestros Cóndores en el desafío mundialero. En el segundo tiempo, lo inevitable vinculado a lo que nos debe preocupar y es imperioso ocupar para seguir en nuestra misión de #SeremosMasYMejores, todo lo acontecido con el seccionado argentino tras el segundo encuentro del Tres Naciones 2020 ante los All Blacks y el Haka dedicado a Diego Maradona tras su lamentable partida. No se lo pueden perder es imposible no sumarse como persona, familia, comunidad, institución, asociación y empresa pero por sobre todo con voluntades y compromisos de nobleza para ayudar a una reactivación sustentable moderna y que nos direccione al desarrollo. Salud y saludos a todos!! #RegalaRugby2020 , seremos más y mejores!!!! No lo duden y apoyen apadrinando!!! Por $15.000 apadrina una o un actual o futura o futuro rugbista. La Campaña incluye 10 beneficios para todos. Gracias a: Manukau Institute of Technology - School of Sport Tongan Barbarian Rugby Lamitec Golem AmityTours GreenTicket
Hola a todos copius! Ya estamos con Fases #17 de Pase a Pase! Disponible en YouTube y Spotify! En BKsports con creatividad y liderazgo sumamos valor Sustentable al desarrollo de comunidades deportivas. En este partido durante el primer tiempo nos dedicamos a comentar las siempre lamentables partidas de personas y deportistas muy renombrados durante esta semana, dedicamos con respeto un intento de profundizar en temas humanos. Dejamos el rugby para el segundo tiempo. Torneos nacionales, internacionales en Covid-19. Wallabies/Pumas. Las Manke 7's en Uruguay con la primera coach mujer, mandamos a ella y todas nuestro mejor apoyo ahora en el torneo y Fran y Gustavo le tienen una invitación y propuesta a Úrsula @UrsulAlvarezM y al equipo. Estamos en #Movember mode. No se lo pueden perder es imposible no sumarse como persona, familia, comunidad, institución, asociación y empresa pero por sobre todo con voluntades y compromisos de nobleza para ayudar a una reactivación sustentable moderna y que nos direccione al desarrollo. Salud y saludos a todos!! #RegalaRugby2020 , seremos más y mejores!!!! No lo duden y apoyen apadrinando!!! Por $15.000 apadrina una o un actual o futura o futuro rugbista. La Campaña incluye 10 beneficios para todos. Gracias a: Manukau Institute of Technology - School of Sport Tongan Barbarian Rugby Lamitec Golem AmityTours GreenTicket
Hola a todos copius! Ya estamos con Fases #16 de Pase a Pase! Disponible en YouTube y Spotify! En BKsports con creatividad y liderazgo sumamos valor Sustentable al desarrollo de comunidades deportivas. En este partido seguimos con la buena coordinación y timing para opinar del merecido y épico primer triunfo de su historia de Los Pumas ante los All Blacks en el primero de los dos encuentros del Tres Naciones 2020 se está realizando en Australia (sin la participación de los Springboks de Sudáfrica). No con mucha profundidad pues nuestra postura ya es sabida hace meses, inevitable fue comentar de la actividad deportiva competitiva local oficial en Chile en el contexto de apertura pero en plena pandemia y sobre todo con las nuevas exigencias para ingresar a Chile avisadas con posterioridad al anuncio de las competencias internacionales. Al finalizar, un saludo, agradecimiento e invitación a los que acogen nuestras propuestas y recomendaciones, para eso son. Estamos en #Movember mode. No se lo pueden perder es imposible no sumarse como persona, familia, comunidad, institución, asociación y empresa pero por sobre todo con voluntades y compromisos de nobleza para ayudar a una reactivación sustentable moderna y que nos direccione al desarrollo. Salud y saludos a todos!! #RegalaRugby2020 , seremos más y mejores!!!! No lo duden y apoyen apadrinando!!! #RegalaRugby2020 Por $15.000 apadrina una o un actual o futura o futuro rugbista. La Campaña incluye 10 beneficios para todos. Link a prensa SoyChile.cl de El Mercurio: https://www.soychile.cl/Valparaiso/Sociedad/2020/08/21/669834/Regala-Rugby-la-campana-solidaria-que-busca-entregarle-una-pelota-a-cada-nino-que-juegue-en-Chile.aspx?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=ttr&utm_campaign=Followers Gracias a: Manukau Institute of Technology - School of Sport Tongan Barbarian Rugby Lamitec Golem AmityTours GreenTicket
Hola a todos copius! Ya estamos con Fases #15 de Pase a Pase! Disponible en YouTube y Spotify! En BKsports con creatividad y liderazgo sumamos valor Sustentable al desarrollo de comunidades deportivas. Lo inevitable fue comenzar festejando al premiado en NZ! También hablamos del primer encuentro del 3 Naciones 2020 y lo que se viene con Pumas. Además desde ya estamos invitando a los organizadores de los Seven de Clubes de Reñaca Juvenil y Adulto, hasta ahora The Mackay School, para autorizarnos y darnos el apoyo puedan para tener en ambas versiones de 2022 a las dos categorías de los Tongan Barbarians, gracias de antemano pues sería buenísimo. Estamos en #Movember mode. No se lo pueden perder es imposible no sumarse como persona, familia, comunidad, institución, asociación y empresa pero por sobre todo con voluntades y compromisos de nobleza para ayudar a una reactivación sustentable moderna y que nos direccione al desarrollo. Salud y saludos a todos!! #RegalaRugby2020 , seremos más y mejores!!!! No lo duden y apoyen apadrinando!!! #RegalaRugby2020 Por $15.000 apadrina una o un actual o futura o futuro rugbista. La Campaña incluye 10 beneficios para todos. Link a prensa SoyChile.cl de El Mercurio: https://www.soychile.cl/Valparaiso/Sociedad/2020/08/21/669834/Regala-Rugby-la-campana-solidaria-que-busca-entregarle-una-pelota-a-cada-nino-que-juegue-en-Chile.aspx?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=ttr&utm_campaign=Followers Gracias a: Manukau Institute of Technology - School of Sport Tongan Barbarian Rugby Lamitec Golem AmityTours GreenTicket
Hola a todos copius! Ya estamos con Fases #14 de Pase a Pase! Disponible en YouTube y Spotify! En BKsports con creatividad y liderazgo sumamos valor Sustentable al desarrollo de comunidades deportivas. Hablamos del nuevo triunfo y uno categórico que confirma el resultado del segundo encuentro de los All Blacks que mantienen segura la Bledisloe Cup desde el 2003. También de lo que más nos gusta y motiva, el rugby, el deporte y la comunidad #RugbySustentable, eso alimenta la energía. Un programa ameno y liviano en semanas muy poco deportivas y muy politizadas en el mundo entero, para tratar de desconcentrarnos un poco sin hacernos los locos. Estamos en #Movember mode. No se lo pueden perder es imposible no sumarse como persona, familia, comunidad, institución, asociación y empresa pero por sobre todo con voluntades y compromisos de nobleza para ayudar a una reactivación sustentable moderna y que nos direccione al desarrollo. Salud y saludos a todos!! #RegalaRugby2020 , seremos más y mejores!!!! No lo duden y apoyen apadrinando!!! #RegalaRugby2020 Por $15.000 apadrina una o un actual o futura o futuro rugbista. La Campaña incluye 10 beneficios para todos. link a prensa SoyChile.cl de El Mercurio: https://www.soychile.cl/Valparaiso/Sociedad/2020/08/21/669834/Regala-Rugby-la-campana-solidaria-que-busca-entregarle-una-pelota-a-cada-nino-que-juegue-en-Chile.aspx?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=ttr&utm_campaign=Followers Gracias a: Manukau Institute of Technology - School of Sport Tongan Barbarian Rugby Lamitec Golem AmityTours GreenTicket
Hola a todos copius! Ya estamos con Fases #13 de Pase a Pase! Disponible en YouTube y Spotify! En BKsports con creatividad y liderazgo sumamos valor Sustentable al desarrollo de comunidades deportivas. Sigue siendo imposible ir acortando los coloquios. temas muchos y variados. Felizmente obligado y merecido se habló del importante y merecido segundo lugar de nuestros Mankes en tierras de Teros en el SAR4N 2020, felicitaciones muchas! Lo ineludible de conversar, el contexto del rugby post Plebiscito 2020 desde las iniciativas #RegalaRugby2020 y #RugbySustentable, sus proyecciones y su recepción por parte de las instituciones como de comunidades del rugby, y sus reacciones para con las propuestas y sus creadores y proponentes. No se lo pueden perder es imposible no sumarse como persona, familia, comunidad, institución, asociación y empresa pero por sobre todo con voluntades y compromisos de nobleza para ayudar a una reactivación sustentable moderna y que nos direccione al desarrollo. Salud y saludos a todos!! #RegalaRugby2020 Seremos más y mejores!!!! No lo duden y apoyen apadrinando!!! Por $15.000 apadrina una o un actual o futura o futuro rugbista. La Campaña incluye 10 beneficios para todos. Link a prensa SoyChile.cl de El Mercurio: https://www.soychile.cl/Valparaiso/Sociedad/2020/08/21/669834/Regala-Rugby-la-campana-solidaria-que-busca-entregarle-una-pelota-a-cada-nino-que-juegue-en-Chile.aspx?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=ttr&utm_campaign=Followers Gracias a: Manukau Institute of Technology - School of Sport Tongan Barbarian Rugby Lamitec Golem AmityTours GreenTicket
Hola a todos copius! En BKsports con creatividad y liderazgo sumamos valor Sustentable a las comunidades deportivas. Llegó Fases #12 de Pase a Pase disponible en Facebook, Youtube y Spotify. El primer tiempo celebramos, felicitamos y hablamos un poco del importante triunfo de Chile ante Uruguay por Sudamericano 2020 4 Naciones (grabamos anoche para poder hacerlo habiendo visto el partido) y obvio también infaltable los comentarios entre todos del match 2 de la Bledisloe Cup 2020 con el claro triunfo de autosuperación entre los seleccionados All Blacks @allblacks de Nueva Zelanda y los @Wallabies de Australia. En el segundo tiempo de lleno lo otro que nos motiva y encanta, la relación con las comunidades y nuestras campañas, #RugbyRecicla de #RugbySustentable y #RegalaRugby2020 Seguimos con #RegalaRugby2020 hasta fin de año. No se lo pueden perder e imposible no sumarse como persona, familia, comunidad, institución, asociación y empresa pero por sobre todo con voluntades y compromisos de nobleza para ayudar a una reactivación sustentable moderna y que nos direccione al desarrollo. Salud y saludos a todos!! #RegalaRugby2020 Seremos más y mejores!!!! No lo duden y apoyen apadrinando!!! #RegalaRugby2020 Por $15.000 apadrina una o un actual o futura o futuro rugbista. La Campaña incluye 10 beneficios para todos. link a prensa SoyChile.cl de El Mercurio: https://www.soychile.cl/Valparaiso/Sociedad/2020/08/21/669834/Regala-Rugby-la-campana-solidaria-que-busca-entregarle-una-pelota-a-cada-nino-que-juegue-en-Chile.aspx?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=ttr&utm_campaign=Followers Salud y saludos a todos! Gracias a: Manukau Institute of Technology - School of Sport Tongan Barbarian Rugby Lamitec Golem AmityTours GreenTicket
Hola a todos copius! En BKsports con creatividad y liderazgo sumamos valor Sustentable a las comunidades deportivas. Llegó Fases #11 de Pase a Pase. La conversación entretenida, emotiva y motivadora con Vicente "Peke" Medina @Peke8th Presidente de Old School RC @oldschoolrugby y a Nicolás Benkö @nicolasbenko de Greenticket para contarles del proyecto estamos ejecutando #RugbyRecicla de #RugbySustentable junto Golem y a las IM de Pedro Aguirre Cerda. Infaltable los comentarios entre todos del match 1 de la Bledisloe Cup 2020 con el empate entre los seleccionados All Blacks @allblacks de Nueva Zelanda y los @Wallabies de Australia. Les mandamos las mejores vibras a los Cóndores contra Argentina XV y con nuevas características del cóndor para ayudarles a que focalicen en el precalentamiento y en el partido si así lo sienten útil. Seguimos con #RegalaRugby2020 hasta fin de año. No se lo pueden perder e imposible no sumarse como persona, familia, comunidad, institución, asociación y empresa pero por sobre todo con voluntades y compromisos de nobleza para ayudar a una reactivación sustentable moderna y que nos direccione al desarrollo. Salud y saludos a todos!! #RegalaRugby2020 Seremos más y mejores!!!! No lo duden y apoyen apadrinando!!! #RegalaRugby2020 Por $15.000 apadrina una o un actual o futura o futuro rugbista. La Campaña incluye 10 beneficios para todos. link a prensa SoyChile.cl de El Mercurio: https://www.soychile.cl/Valparaiso/Sociedad/2020/08/21/669834/Regala-Rugby-la-campana-solidaria-que-busca-entregarle-una-pelota-a-cada-nino-que-juegue-en-Chile.aspx?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=ttr&utm_campaign=Followers Salud y saludos a todos! Gracias a: Manukau Institute of Technology - School of Sport Tongan Barbarian Rugby Lamitec Golem AmityTours GreenTicket EcoQuest - ReSPR
Hola copius!!!!! Llegó el Pase a Pase Fases #10!!!!! Disponible en Facebook, Youtube y Spotify!!! @ChileRugby nos escribió confirmando su participación apadrinando!!!!! Un honor y gracias!!!!Bienvenidos GreenTicket a la comunidad Copiu de BKsports y con ellos y todos lanzamos la nueva campaña #RugbySustentable con su primer proyecto de #RugbyRecicla en la comuna de Municipalidad Pedro Aguirre Cerda gracias a las gestiones de su Director de Deportes Comunal y a la confianza de nuestros queridos amigos de @OldSchoolRugby con quienes al igual que en todo Chile, seguimos con #RegalaRugby2020 hasta fin de año. El Presidente de Chile Rugby No se lo pueden perder e imposible no sumarse como persona, familia, comunidad, institución, asociación y empresa pero por sobre todo con voluntades y compromisos de nobleza para ayudar a una reactivación sustentable moderna y que nos direccione al desarrollo. Salud y saludos a todos!! #RegalaRugby2020 Seremos más y mejores!!!! No lo duden y apoyen apadrinando!!! #RegalaRugby2020 Por $15.000 apadrina una o un actual o futura o futuro rugbista. La Campaña incluye 10 beneficios para todos: 1. Pelota Dash a elegir de training #5, match #3 o #4 2. Cápsulas semanales -12, +12 y +60 años por coaches de Nueva Zelanda 3. 50% descuento a rifar entre padrinos por un pase para 1 persona en cualquier tour de Amity-Tours 4. Certificado digital participación ahijada (o) 5. Certificado digital participación madrina/padrino 6. Certificado digital participación Club 7. $1.500 por cada pelota al club del ahijado (a) 8. 10% descuento próxima compra juguetes Perrot padrino/madrina 9. 10% descuento próxima compra juguetes Perrot ahijada (o) 10. Estructura utilitaria y decorativa Lamitec sorpresa para Club a sortear entre los que participan. link a prensa SoyChile.cl de El Mercurio: https://www.soychile.cl/Valparaiso/Sociedad/2020/08/21/669834/Regala-Rugby-la-campana-solidaria-que-busca-entregarle-una-pelota-a-cada-nino-que-juegue-en-Chile.aspx?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=ttr&utm_campaign=Followers Salud y saludos a todos! Gracias a: Manukau Institute of Technology - School of Sport Tongan Barbarian Rugby Lamitec Golem AmityTours GreenTicket EcoQuest - ReSPR
Hola copius!!!!! Llegó el Pase a Pase Fases #9!!!!! Disponible en Facebook, Youtube y Spotify!!! Esta semana hablamos de cómo se van adaptando y decantando los procesos deportivos y competitivos en el rugby neozelandés y oceánico en el contexto dinámico pandémico. También en extenso respecto del Chile Rojo v/s Chile Blanco, de una nueva redefinición de imagen, del significado para BKsports y patrimonio del Cóndor, el Manke, en el escudo y pecho de nuestras y nuestros mejores rugbistas y personas, y de la campaña comunicacional propuesta. Avisamos que se nos viene nuevo Partner!! Imperdible!!! Salud y saludos a todos!! #RegalaRugby2020 Seremos más y mejores!!!! No lo duden y apoyen apadrinando!!! #RegalaRugby2020 Por $15.000 apadrina una o un actual o futura o futuro rugbista. La Campaña incluye 10 beneficios para todos: 1. Pelota Dash a elegir de training #5, match #3 o #4 2. Cápsulas semanales -12, +12 y +60 años por coaches de Nueva Zelanda 3. 50% descuento a rifar entre padrinos por un pase para 1 persona en cualquier tour de Amity-Tours 4. Certificado digital participación ahijada (o) 5. Certificado digital participación madrina/padrino 6. Certificado digital participación Club 7. $1.500 por cada pelota al club del ahijado (a) 8. 10% descuento próxima compra juguetes Perrot padrino/madrina 9. 10% descuento próxima compra juguetes Perrot ahijada (o) 10. Estructura utilitaria y decorativa Lamitec sorpresa para Club a sortear entre los que participan. link a prensa SoyChile.cl de El Mercurio: https://www.soychile.cl/Valparaiso/Sociedad/2020/08/21/669834/Regala-Rugby-la-campana-solidaria-que-busca-entregarle-una-pelota-a-cada-nino-que-juegue-en-Chile.aspx?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=ttr&utm_campaign=Followers Salud y saludos a todos! Gracias a: Manukau Institute of Technology - School of Sport Tongan Barbarian Rugby Lamitec Golem Amity-Tours EcoQuest - ReSPR
Hola a todos los copius! Fases #8 ya disponible en Facebook, YouTube y Spotify!!!! En esta ocasión hablamos del proceso de definición de nuevas prioridades y estrategias afines al desarrollo de las nuevas generaciones de rugbistas en Nueva Zelanda bajo el contexto de pandemia por Covid-19. Se incluye el tema Centros de Alto Rendimiento. También la Copa Mitre 10 estuvo en la pauta. La segunda parte del programa hacemos la bajada de estos temas a lo que está pasando en el rugby criollo. No lo duden y apoyen apadrinando!!! #RegalaRugby2020 Por $15.000 apadrina una o un actual o futura o futuro rugbista. La Campaña incluye 10 beneficios para todos: 1. Pelota Dash a elegir de training #5, match #3 o #4 2. Cápsulas semanales -12, +12 y +60 años por coaches de Nueva Zelanda 3. 50% descuento a rifar entre padrinos por un pase para 1 persona en cualquier tour de Amity-Tours 4. Certificado digital participación ahijada (o) 5. Certificado digital participación madrina/padrino 6. Certificado digital participación Club 7. $1.500 por cada pelota al club del ahijado (a) 8. 10% descuento próxima compra juguetes Perrot padrino/madrina 9. 10% descuento próxima compra juguetes Perrot ahijada (o) 10. Estructura utilitaria y decorativa Lamitec sorpresa para Club a sortear entre los que participaron. link a prensa SoyChile.cl de El Mercurio: https://www.soychile.cl/Valparaiso/Sociedad/2020/08/21/669834/Regala-Rugby-la-campana-solidaria-que-busca-entregarle-una-pelota-a-cada-nino-que-juegue-en-Chile.aspx?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=ttr&utm_campaign=Followers Salud y saludos a todos! Gracias a: Manukau Institute of Technology - School of Sport Tongan Barbarian Rugby Lamitec Golem Amity-Tours EcoQuest - ReSPR
Hola a todos los copius! Fases #7 ya disponible en Facebook, YouTube y Spotify!!!! En esta ocasión y dadas las fechas patrias vivimos, el tema central mezclado con casi de todo es, la identidad. No lo duden y apoyen apadrinando!!! #RegalaRugby2020 Por $15.000 apadrina una o un actual o futura o futuro rugbista. La Campaña incluye 10 beneficios para todos: 1. Pelota Dash a elegir de training #5, match #3 o #4 2. Cápsulas semanales -12, +12 y +60 años por coaches de Nueva Zelanda 3. 50% descuento a rifar entre padrinos por un pase para 1 persona en cualquier tour de Amity-Tours 4. Certificado digital participación ahijada (o) 5. Certificado digital participación madrina/padrino 6. Certificado digital participación Club 7. $1.500 por cada pelota al club del ahijado (a) 8. 10% descuento próxima compra juguetes Perrot padrino/madrina 9. 10% descuento próxima compra juguetes Perrot ahijada (o) 10. Estructura utilitaria y decorativa Lamitec sorpresa para Club a sortear entre los que participaron. link a prensa SoyChile.cl de El Mercurio: https://www.soychile.cl/Valparaiso/Sociedad/2020/08/21/669834/Regala-Rugby-la-campana-solidaria-que-busca-entregarle-una-pelota-a-cada-nino-que-juegue-en-Chile.aspx?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=ttr&utm_campaign=Followers Salud y saludos a todos! Gracias a: Manukau Institute of Technology - School of Sport Tongan Barbarian Rugby Lamitec Golem Amity-Tours EcoQuest - ReSPR
Hola a todos! Agradecemos su comprensión, hemos robado el balón en el ruck y según comprometimos nuestros esfuerzos, acá llega Fases #6 de Pase a Pase. Con un saludo en tongano de Fran, dado se encuentran en semana tongana en Nueva Zelanda, un lindo ejemplo de integración desde un país que ha hecho muy bien lo que nosotros no tanto. Está muy entretenido y diferente el análisis de lo que viene en el rugby neocelandés tras el All Blacks North v/s South y en la segunda parte conversamos de la linda campaña #RegalaRugby2020 y las puertas está abriendo en lugares y comunidades que hace mucho esperan este tipo de iniciativas para intentar ayudar desde el deporte con una metodología seria y científica apoyada desde el conocimiento y la sustentabilidad. Así intentamos dar continuidad a nuestro trabajo de hace 3 años en temas de los que en BKsports sabemos y trabajamos desde hace poco más de 20 años desde otros ámbitos ajenos al exclusivamente deportivo, desde la educación y capacitación respecto de planificación territorial y las comunidades los habitan. Lamitec confirma su participación con sorpresa en la campaña Regala Rugby 2020, seremos más y mejores! Fases #6 ya disponible en Facebook, YouTube y Spotify. No lo duden y apoyen apadrinando!!! #RegalaRugby2020 Por $15.000 apadrina una o un actual o futura o futuro rugbista. La Campaña incluye 9 beneficios para todos: 1. Pelota Dash a elegir de training #5, match #3 o #4 2. Cápsulas semanales -12, +12 y +60 años por coaches de Nueva Zelanda 3. 50% descuento a rifar entre padrinos por un pase para 1 persona en cualquier tour de Amity-Tours 4. Certificado digital participación ahijada (o) 5. Certificado digital participación madrina/padrino 6. Certificado digital participación Club 7. $1.500 por cada pelota al club del ahijado (a) 8. 10% descuento próxima compra juguetes Perrot padrino/madrina 9. 10% descuento próxima compra juguetes Perrot ahijada (o) 10. Estructura utilitaria y decorativa Lamitec sorpresa para Club a sortear entre los que participaron. link a prensa SoyChile.cl de El Mercurio: https://www.soychile.cl/Valparaiso/Sociedad/2020/08/21/669834/Regala-Rugby-la-campana-solidaria-que-busca-entregarle-una-pelota-a-cada-nino-que-juegue-en-Chile.aspx?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=ttr&utm_campaign=Followers Salud y saludos a todos! Gracias a: Manukau Institute of Technology - School of Sport Tongan Barbarian Rugby Lamitec Golem Amity-Tours EcoQuest - ReSPR
Hola a todos! El Pase a Pase de esta semana, Fases #5. Tal y como adelantamos, la primera parte destinada a conversar de la linda Campaña Regala Rugby 2020 y la segunda parte y mas extendida, para hablar de las frustraciones y ansiedades post Covid-19 como continuidad al Rugby v/s Covid hicimos los pasados 4 meses y que seguimos remando en este Waka de todos llamado Chile. Nos vemos y no lo duden y apoyen apadrinando!!! #RegalaRugby2020 Por $15.000 apadrina una o un actual o futura o futuro rugbista. La Campaña incluye 9 beneficios para todos: 1. Pelota Dash a elegir de training #5, match #3 o #4 2. Cápsulas semanales -12, +12 y +60 años por coaches de Nueva Zelanda 3. 50% descuento a rifar entre padrinos por un pase para 1 persona en cualquier tour de Amity-Tours 4. Certificado digital participación ahijada (o) 5. Certificado digital participación madrina/padrino 6. Certificado digital participación Club 7. $1.500 por cada pelota al club del ahijado (a) 8. 10% descuento próxima compra juguetes Perrot padrino/madrina 9. 10% descuento próxima compra juguetes Perrot ahijada (o) link a prensa SoyChile.cl de El Mercurio: https://www.soychile.cl/Valparaiso/Sociedad/2020/08/21/669834/Regala-Rugby-la-campana-solidaria-que-busca-entregarle-una-pelota-a-cada-nino-que-juegue-en-Chile.aspx?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=ttr&utm_campaign=Followers Salud y saludos a todos! Gracias a: Manukau Institute of Technology - School of Sport Tongan Barbarian Rugby Burriqueta Lamitec Golem Amity-Tours EcoQuest - ReSPR
Hola a todos!!!! Como ya cada martes hace cuatro semanas, llegó Pase a Pase - Fases #4. En el capítulo de hoy, primera parte dedicas a la campaña y llamado muy espacial a la presidencia de la federación @ChileRugby, a los jugadores de Selknam @selknam.rugby y a todas las mamás y todos los papás de hijos rugbistas de colegios tradicionales de y con rugby de la Asociación de Colegios Británicos de Chile ABS, que ven que sus hijos son felices en casa y se aburren menos con un balón de rugby, para que otras y otros hijas e hijos puedan empezar o mejorar en este hermoso deporte y les ayude a ser más sanos al igual que sus propios hijos. Somos nosotros los que más lo sabemos y debemos hacerlo saber y llevarlo lo más lejos posible a todo Chile, esa es la invitación de esta campaña, para que seamos más y mejores personas a través del rugby y el deporte. La segunda parte, vemos algo muy relacionado a la campaña, hablamos de costumbres, identidad, pertenencia y comunidad. Mejores comunidades desde ser mejores personas y apoyados en deportes de altos valores. No lo duden y apoyen apadrinando!!! #RegalaRugby2020 Por $15.000 apadrina una o un actual o futura o futuro rugbista. La Campaña incluye 9 beneficios para todos: 1. Pelota Dash a elegir de training #5, match #3 o #4 2. Cápsulas semanales -12, +12 y +60 años por coaches de Nueva Zelanda 3. 50% descuento a rifar entre padrinos por un pase para 1 persona en cualquier tour de Amity-Tours 4. Certificado digital participación ahijada (o) 5. Certificado digital participación madrina/padrino 6. Certificado digital participación Club 7. $1.500 por cada pelota al club del ahijado (a) 8. 10% descuento próxima compra juguetes Perrot padrino/madrina 9. 10% descuento próxima compra juguetes Perrot ahijada (o) link a prensa SoyChile.cl de El Mercurio: https://www.soychile.cl/Valparaiso/Sociedad/2020/08/21/669834/Regala-Rugby-la-campana-solidaria-que-busca-entregarle-una-pelota-a-cada-nino-que-juegue-en-Chile.aspx?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=ttr&utm_campaign=Followers Salud y saludos a todos! Gracias a: Manukau Institute of Technology - School of Sport Tongan Barbarian Rugby Burriqueta Lamitec Golem Amity-Tours EcoQuest - ReSPR
Hola a todos, llegó martes de Pase a Pase y para nosotros un programa muy especial es el Fase #3. El programa semanal para hablar de rugby, de lo humano y lo Sustentable. No se pierdan Fase #3. Tal como anticipamos, la primera parte está dedicada a conocer de cómo esas cosas de importancia general creemos se pueden y deben ser mejoradas acá, se hacen en un país como Nueva Zelanda, exitoso modelo de desarrollo sustentable y nosotros desde la mirada del deporte, las personas y las comunidades. Respecto de la segunda parte de programa de hoy, mejor véanlo. #RegalaRugby2020 Salud y saludos a todos. Gracias a: Manukau Institute of Technology - School of Sport Tongan Barbarian Rugby Burriqueta Lamitec Golem Amity-Tours EcoQuest - ReSPR
Hola a todos!!! Esta vez cumplimos con el plazo y Fases #2 de Pase a Pase salió a buena hora del martes, pero esta vez nos pasamos unos al menos 10 minutos, ofrecemos la disculpas, la idea es que no supere los 45 minutos todo incluido. Los detalles de diseño y edición los iremos puliendo fase a fase. Les contamos del partido de Sacred Heart y De La Salle Colleges y el tema comprometido, abordamos cómo se apoya y considera el deporte en los colegios en Nueva Zelanda. Salud y saludos a todos!!! Esperamos les guste y desde ya abiertos a comentarios, aportes, críticas, etc, todo siempre con manaakitanga (tú me importas, yo te importo desde la sinceridad y respeto). Alguien nos ayuda a buscar esa palabra en mapudungún? Gracias de antemano. Gracias a: Manukau Institute of Technology - School of Sport Burriqueta Lamitec Golem EcoQuest - ReSPR
SONIC ACTS ACADEMY 2020 DESIGN EARTH: Rania Ghosn – Geostories 23 February 2020 – De Brakke Grond, Amsterdam, The Netherlands Architects Rania Ghosn and El Hadi Jazairy co-founded DESIGN EARTH to engage with geography in addressing humanity’s relationship to the Earth through architecture. From Monaco to Mexico City, their research develops projects around concepts such as hypothetical volcanos, the ‘Pacific Cemetery’ where satellites go to die and a methane aviary as waste disposal unit rendering gas pipes a forest for birds. Rania Ghosn (DESIGN EARTH) begins her lecture Geostories with the question: How might the geographic imagination convert into an image and narrative of the climate crisis? That is, not only as a calamity of the physical environment, but also as a predicament of the cultural one – of the systems of representation through which society relates to complex and unknown environmental futures. In Geostories, geographic fiction becomes a medium to synthesise different forms and scales of knowledge on technological externalities, such as oil extraction, deep-sea mining, space debris and a host of other social-ecological issues, and to speculate on ways of living with such legacy technologies on the planet. The collaborative practice DESIGN EARTH based in Ann Arbor, Michigan and Cambridge, Massachusetts and is led by architects Rania Ghosn and El Hadi Jazairy. DESIGN EARTH literally means ‘earth-writing’, deploying geographic aesthetics as a form of environmental speculation in the age of climate change. The practice received a Young Architects prize from the Architectural League of New York and DESIGN EARTH have been commissioned by the Venice Architecture Biennale, Seoul Biennale of Architecture and Urbanism and Oslo Architecture Triennale. Projects have been exhibited in international art spaces such as SFMOMA and Times Museum, Guangzhou and acquired by the New York Museum of Modern Art. Ghosn is an Assistant Professor at Massachusetts Institute of Technology School of Architecture + Planning and Jazairy is an Assistant Professor of Architecture at University of Michigan. They co-authored Geostories: Another Architecture for the Environment (2018), ‘a manifesto for the environmental imagination’, and Geographies of Trash (2015).
See You In Court is a production of the Georgia Civil Justice Foundation whose mission is to educate the public about the Georgia Civil Justice System and their rights within the system. To learn more about the Foundation and the Civil Justice System, visit fairplay.org See You In Court is hosted by Robin Frazer Clark and Lester Tate. Robin Frazer ClarkRobin is a plaintiff’s personal injury lawyer in Atlanta, GA. She has been practicing law in Georgia for 31 years, all in personal injury. Robin is a past president of the Georgia Trial Lawyers Association and served as the 2012-13 President of the State Bar of Georgia, which consists of about 55,000 lawyers.* She is also a past president of Lawyers Club of Atlanta and is a member of the American Board of Trial Advocates. Robin graduated from Vanderbilt University and Emory University School of Law. She is married and is the mother of two adult children. You may find out more about Robin at her website gatriallawyers.net and on her blog atlantainjurylawyerblog.com. Robin is also on Facebook as Robin Frazer Clark, P.C. and on Twitter as @robinfclark. *The State Bar of Georgia is the mandatory bar association that every lawyer who practices in Georgia, including judges, must belong to practice law in this state. Lester TateLester is the principal and owner of the law firm of Akin & Tate located in Cartersville, Georgia. He has practiced law in Georgia since 1987. His practice consists of most everything, including personal injury, workers’ compensation, and criminal defense. Lester served as the 48th president of the State Bar of Georgia and is a member of the American Board of Trial Advocates and Lawyers Club of Atlanta. He serves on the Board of the Georgia Institute of Technology School of Literature, Media, and Communication. He also worked in Congress as the Press Secretary for Congressman Buddy Darden. Lester graduated from Georgia Institute of Technology and from the University of South Carolina Law School. He is the father of two adult children.You may learn more about Lester on his website akintate.com
Our guest today was Sarah Porish, Director of Technology, School District 181
Inclusion in the classroom has become a topic of discussion in recent years. Though all students deserve to be included, those with disabilities often get overlooked or cast aside. Many theories and ideas have surfaced in regards to this, but successful execution of inclusive education is seen few and far between. One school that has effectively integrated the inclusive model into each of its classrooms is the Hope Technology School. As a K-12 school - including a Vocational Education program and a developing high school called “Learning Curve” - HTS is the embodiment of implementing inclusive education. Russ Ewell sits down with students and educators from HTS to get their thoughts on what inclusion means to them, along with practical ways to execute inclusion using technology in the classroom.Episode ReferencesGraduate rates of students with disabilitiesIDEATeachthought on TTSAvaz FreeSpeechProloque4TextQuickTalkMore Assistive Technology ProductsGrowth Mindset - Carol DweckQuizlet
In this episode, Akshaya Kamalnath, incoming Lecturer at the Auckland University of Technology School of Law, discusses her article, "Corporate Insolvency Resolution Law in India – A Proposal to Overcome the ‘Initiation Problem’" forthcoming in the University of Missouri-Kansas City Law Review. She begins by discussing the history of India's corporate insolvency law, explaining how the experience of the Sick Industrial Companies Act of 1985 and the collection of statutes that regulated insolvency of limited liability corporations led to a distrust in the Debtor in Possession Model for bankruptcy. She then outlines the new law regulating corporate insolvency, the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, which transformed restructuring into a creditor-focused model and created a new efficient structure of initiating the insolvency process. However, she explains that the creditor-focused model of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code has led to a reticence on the part of corporations to initiate the process prescribed in law, as company directors often lose control of corporations to creditors.Kamalnath notes that this 'initiation problem' is due to the structure of many Indian companies, which are owned by family groups whose promoters that raised money during the corporation's establishment continue on to leadership positions within the organization. She notes that these promoters have few incentives to lose control of their companies, and are often part of larger groups that have great influence on the financial, governmental, and business sectors. As a solution to this problem, Kamalnath looks to the corporate law of Australia and the United States, finding that Australian corporate law has the alternate problem of excessive incentives for managers to enter the insolvency process. She finds a better model in American corporate law, proposing a "modified Revlon duty" upon managers to accept the highest offer for a company when soliciting bids in the pre-insolvency phase, regardless of organizational changes demanded by bidding firms. And she concludes that the Indian parliament has proven itself willing to amend gaps in corporate law, suggesting that future legislation could insert the "modified Revlon duty" into existing law regulating the duties of directors. Kamalnath is on Twitter at @Akamalnath.This episode was hosted by Luce Nguyen, a college student and the co-founder of the Oberlin Policy Research Institute, an undergraduate public policy organization based at Oberlin College. Nguyen is on Twitter at @NguyenLuce. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
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How can schools integrate technology across all classrooms? Janalyn Taylor, Principal of Nance Elementary in Clinton, Oklahoma, believes that school Continue readingPMP:128 Integrating Technology School-wide with Janalyn Taylor The post PMP:128 Integrating Technology School-wide with Janalyn Taylor first appeared on Principal Matters.
The second episode! Thank you to everyone who listened to our first episode and came back for more. In this episode Elvis and Barbara continue their conversation with Prof. Renata Budny from the New York City College of Technology about the graduates continuing their careers and Renata's involvement with the NADL. http://www.citytech.cuny.edu/restorativedentistry/dental-laboratory-aas.aspx (http://www.citytech.cuny.edu/restorativedentistry/dental-laboratory-aas.aspx) NADL Board (https://nadl.org/about-national-association-dental-labs/leadership.cfm) The path to become a CDT (https://nbccert.org/pdfs/Career%20Path%20to%20CDT-2017.pdf) Barbara also make a case about running races... Special Guest: Renata Budny, CDT, TE.
Our first episode! Elvis and Barbara talk with Prof. Renata Budny about the Restorative dentistry (Dental Laboratory Technology) program at the New York City College of Technology, of the City University of New York. http://www.citytech.cuny.edu/restorativedentistry/dental-laboratory-aas.aspx (http://www.citytech.cuny.edu/restorativedentistry/dental-laboratory-aas.aspx) Special Guest: Renata Budny, CDT, TE.
Welcome to the There is Life After Layoff Show with Host Ali and Special Guest Dr. Erika Gibson, Author, Motivational Speaker, Prof. Leadership Coach, Consultant, Trainer, Health Care Executive. Topic: Preparing Girls For WAR! In this Episode Ali and Dr. Gibson talk about Dr. Gobson's personal journey of how she was able to overcome obstacles while growing up. Dr. Gibson is the author of the recently published book Preparing Girls for War. Meet Dr. Erika Gibson: Dr. Erika Gibson is an energetic, high integrity Corporate Leader and Healthcare Provider who is known for her expertise as a Change Agent, Leadership Trainer, Speaker, Mentor, Process Improvement Consultant, Executive/Adolescent and Personal Coach. Erika Gibson received a Bachelor of Science (BS) Degree from Dillard University, a Master of Science Degree (MSA) from Central Michigan University, a Doctor of Medicine (MD) and Bachelor of Medicine/Bachelor of Surgery Degree (MBBS) from the University of Science Art and Technology School of Medicine and a Doctor of Chiropractic (DC) Degree from Life University. http://www. drerikagibson.com/ The opinions expressed during this broadcast are for inspiration, information and motivational purposes. This show is a production of Up2Me Radio and to learn more about the network, the shows, show hosts and guests visit us at www.up2meradio.com Enjoy the Show! Please like us on Facebook at Up2Me Radio and follow us on Twitter @Up2Meradio
This week on IAQ Radio we welcome Andrew Streifel. Andrew J. Streifel is a Hospital Environment Specialist with the Department of Environmental Health & Safety at the University of Minnesota. Whenever there is a high profile hospital acquired infection one of the first names that comes to mind is Andy Streifel. Mr. Streifel has been involved in the investigation of over 80 clusters of infection related to hospital air quality. He has served as a consultant in over 400 hospitals worldwide on a variety of indoor air quality issues, water microbial contamination and has investigated clusters of bacterial infections due to unsanitary clinical practice. His current research interests involve energy management impact on infection prevention and validation of the air and water safety in healthcare facilities. Andy is a registered Environmental Health Specialist in Minnesota. He currently serves as an invited nonvoting member on the Maintenance Committee for the SSPC 170: ASHRAE Standard for Ventilation of Health Care Facilities 2008 - present. Mr. Streifel is also serving on the revision committee for the 2014 edition of the FGI Guidelines for Design and Construction of Health Care Facilities. He has served on this committee since 1994 and has participated in the development of the 1996, 2001, and 2006, 2010, 2014 & 2018 editions. In addition Mr. Streifel has served on the Special Project committee that authored the HVAC Design Manual for Hospitals and Clinics. He was an author on ASHRAE published articles on Ventilation for the Protection of Immune Compromised Patients-1988, Construction Impact on Indoor Air Quality-1995 and Air Leakage Analysis of Special Ventilation Hospital Rooms-2008. Mr. Streifel has assisted University of Minnesota Institute of Technology & School of Public Health as technical advisor on filtration, patient room airflow studies and particle management projects. He also serves on the National Air Duct Cleaners Association Standards Committee. In addition, he is an author in over 50 articles, published in the academic and professional journals, related to ventilation and water quality in health care.
Dr. Tamara Bogdanović is an Assistant Professor in the Georgia Institute of Technology School of Physics, as well as a member of the Center for Relativistic Astrophysics . She received her B.Sc. in Astrophysics from the University of Belgrade in Serbia and her Ph.D. in Astrophysics from Pennsylvania State University. Tamara conducted postdoctoral research at the University of Maryland, where she received a NASA sponsored Einstein Postdoctoral Fellowship as well as an Astronomy Prize Theory Postdoctoral Fellowship. She has also been named an Alfred P. Sloan Research Fellow, a Cottrell Scholar, and a Cullen-Peck Fellow in recognition of her research and teaching. Tamara is with us today to share stories from her life and science.
In 2011, High Point University began the iPad Project by giving every student at Montlieu Elementary Academy of Technology School an iPad. In this second part of a 4 part series, Producer Donna Campbell shows us on the program's expansion to Guilford County Schools through a $30 million grant that is giving all middle school students in the district their own electronic tablets for learning.
In 2011, High Point University began the iPad Project by giving every student at Montlieu Elementary Academy of Technology School an iPad. In this second part of a 4 part series, Producer Donna Campbell shows us on the program's expansion to Guilford County Schools through a $30 million grant that is giving all middle school students in the district their own electronic tablets for learning.
Donna Campbell presents the third installment of her series on Montlieu Elementary Academy of Technology School in High Point. In this report she shows how, with the help of High Point University and community foundations presenting iPads to students and faculty, the once low performing school has transformed into a technology innovator and educator. (Guilford Co.)
Donna Campbell presents the third installment of her series on Montlieu Elementary Academy of Technology School in High Point. In this report she shows how, with the help of High Point University and community foundations presenting iPads to students and faculty, the once low performing school has transformed into a technology innovator and educator. (Guilford Co.)
Tony has worked with hundreds of corporations and government agencies including the U.S. Secret Service, Chase Bank, Estée Lauder, N.O.A.A. and N.A.S.A. to help people reach new heights of effectiveness by understanding themselves and others better. As a leadership keynote speaker, his passion is contagious, and his messages provide practical, usable knowledge that people implement immediately for business and personal success. Tony's ability to help leaders, team members, and people from every background and diversity adopt empowering mindsets and strategies that allow them to adapt, reinvent, and transform the results they produce both personally and professionally. Recognized for his stage presence and intensity, Tony delivers the kind of results that consistently garner outstanding and enthusiastic reviews. His profound ability to connect with every audience member ensures they come away feeling that he spoke directly to them and impacted by his message. Tony was only the second African American to receive a bachelor's degree from Western Michigan University's prestigious Paper Science and Technology School. Upon completion of his degree, Tony worked for a number of years as a chemical engineer for a Fortune 500 company. It was during this phase of his life that he had a life changing interaction with an at-risk youth. This moment left such profound impression on him that he left both his corporate career (while nearing the completion of his first patent) and his graduate studies at the University of Chicago to work in the non-profit sector with the desire to make an impact on the communities around him. It was this work, which often included counseling groups and individuals that led Tony to begin studying human behavior with the intent or understanding what makes people tick, excel, and change. Tony Chatman delivers presentations that are an entertaining and impassioned balance of both science and practical insight. Tony breaks down tough topics such as unconscious bias, change management and leadership. He creates a new, stronger foundation for true leadership. Audiences leave focused and motivated to turn individual differences into business advantages. Currently, Tony serves as a board member for the Captain Phillips Lane Kirkland Maritime Trust. Tony recently completed his first book: The Force Multiplier: How to Lead Teams Where Everyone Wins and in 2018 he delivered his first TEDx talk – How to Stop Settling for Less. Website: https://tonychatman.com If you love this show, please leave us a review. Go to:- https://ratethispodcast.com/rate and follow the simple instructions. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-dave-pamah-show/donations
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