Podcasts about Urschel

Many horse owners focus on choosing the best hay, grain, or supplements, but research shows that when you feed can also impact how well your horse utilizes protein and amino acids.On this episode, co-hosts Dr. Tania Cubitt and Katy Starr and guest Dr. Sara Mastellar, equine nutrition researcher and professor at Ohio State ATI, break down her research on meal frequency and protein metabolism in horses, including:The difference between “just feeding protein” vs. ensuring your horse gets the right amino acidsWhy feeding multiple meals a day can improve your horse's nutrient absorptionSimple, practical ways to adjust your horse's feeding routine for better healthAs Dr. Mastellar mentions, “Observation is central to good horsemanship.” If you've ever wondered whether your feeding schedule is truly working for your horse, this is an episode you don't want to miss!

In the summer of 1933, oil tycoon Charles Urschel was enjoying a quiet evening at home when a sudden intrusion changed everything. Machine Gun Kelly, one of the most infamous gangsters of the era, and his accomplice stormed in, kidnapping Urschel and demanding a massive ransom. But what they didn't count on was Urschel's sharp mind and the relentless pursuit of the FBI

In the summer of 1933, oil tycoon Charles Urschel was enjoying a quiet evening at home when a sudden intrusion changed everything. Machine Gun Kelly, one of the most infamous gangsters of the era, and his accomplice stormed in, kidnapping Urschel and demanding a massive ransom. But what they didn't count on was Urschel's sharp mind and the relentless pursuit of the FBI.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/true-crimecast--4106013/support.

As a sort of "Re-Boot" for The Leftover Pieces; Suicide Loss Conversations podcast after taking the last 6 weeks of 2024 "off" I am choosing to 'start over' this way .... please listen weekly to Down the Rabbit Hole episodes dropped at the start of each week and / or listen daily to these readings from The Daily Stoic-- nuggets as I call them -- of wisdom passed along from Ryan Holiday. Stephen Hanselman and the ancient Greek Philosophers such as Marcus Aurelius, Epictetus and Seneca. I hope you will do both. I hope you will consider journaling along with me. I hope it provides some inspiration, even motivation to keep going, to how we do what we do, to why we do what we do in moving forward 'after'...I hope it is a tool that you (like me) might find useful in your life after loss by suicide.The following is an excerpt directly from the book -- they are not my words and are placed here as a sample to help you journal. The full book must be purchased to follow along all year. I am ONLY doing this in January (on the podcast).TODAYS READING January 24 - THE ONLY PRIZEGet your own copy of The Daily Stoic by Ryan Holiday & Stephen Hanselman** “What's left to be prized? This, I think—to limit our action or inaction to only what's in keeping with the needs of our own preparation . . . it's what the exertions of education and teaching are all about—here is the thing to be prized! If you hold this firmly, you'll stop trying to get yourself all the other things. . . . If you don't, you won't be free, self-sufficient, or liberated from passion, but necessarily full of envy, jealousy, and suspicion for any who have the power to take them, and you'll plot against those who do have what you prize. . . . But by having some self-respect for your own mind and prizing it, you will please yourself and be in better harmony with your fellow human beings, and more in tune with the gods—praising everything they have set in order and allotted you.” —MARCUS AURELIUS, MEDITATIONS, 6.16.2b–4a Warren Buffett, whose net worth is approximately $65 billion, lives in the same house he bought in 1958 for $31,500. John Urschel, a lineman for the Baltimore Ravens, makes millions but manages to live on $25,000 a year. San Antonio Spurs star Kawhi Leonard gets around in the 1997 Chevy Tahoe he's had since he was a teenager, even with a contract worth some $94 million. Why? It's not because these men are cheap. It's because the things that matter to them are cheap. Neither Buffett nor Urschel nor Leonard ended up this way by accident. Their lifestyle is the result of prioritizing. They cultivate interests that are decidedly below their financial means, and as a result, any income would allow them freedom to pursue the things they most care about. It just happens that they became wealthy beyond any expectation. This kind of clarity—about what they love most in the world—means they can enjoy their lives. It means they'd still be happy even if the markets were to turn or their careers were cut short by injury. The more things we desire and the more we have to do to earn or attain those achievements, the less we actually enjoy our lives—and the less free we are." - all above quoted words from the credited to the authors**I hope you are considering journaling along with us in January__________________________________________________________________________Go to my WEBSITE "The Leftover Pieces; Rebuilding You" is support central.PS....The FIRST SESSION of the Legacy Writing Project in 2024 has finished & the last one is under way...GET ON THE LIST NOW for the SINGLE Support the show

In this installment of Best Of The Gist, in honor of Superbowl Sunday, we listen back to Mike's 2019 interview with former Baltimore Raven offensive lineman John Urschel. After his time in the NFL, Urschel went on to get a PhD and have an accomplished career as a mathematician. He is joined by his co-writer, Louisa Thomas—who is also his wife—to discuss their book Mind and Matter: A Life in Math and Football. Then, to honor the Sunday political shows, Mike's recent Spiel following up on the question of Kristen Welker's insistence on follow-up questions.  Produced by Joel Patterson and Corey Wara  Email us at thegist@mikepesca.com  To advertise on the show: https://advertisecast.com/TheGist  Subscribe to our ad-free and/or PescaPlus versions of The Gist: https://subscribe.mikepesca.com/  Follow Mike's Substack: Pesca Profundities | Mike Pesca | Substack  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

As kids, some of us dream of multiple careers: being an astronaut AND the next president. Or digging up dinosaurs AND selling out concert stadiums. As we get older, there's pressure to pick one path. But what if we didn't have to? After all, John Urschel didn't. He's a mathematician and professor at MIT. But before that, he played football for the Baltimore Ravens. Today on the show, Monday night football! Host Regina G. Barber talks to Urschel about linear algebra and following his dream of becoming a mathematician while living the dream as a NFL player.

Matematica e NFL sono legati da un filo costante. Statistiche, punteggi, schemi. Oppure come in questo caso grazie a un professore di matematica al MIT che fino a qualche anno fa era un uomo di linea dei Baltimore Ravens.

The beer is Jucifer from Gnarly Barley.  Casey speaks about his Unique Ultra, The New Orleans Ultramarathon.  He also talks about Lazy Hound Racing and the trail scene around New Orleans.  We try and convince him to pick up another out-of-town ultra.  Michael fails a Kentucky Trivia test since Casey hails from Lexington.  We close with a bizarre Golden Retriever story.  

Chi takes us on an old time gangster kidnapping this week. Oil tycoon Charles Urschel was kidnapped from his home and held under curious circumstances while his friends (other tycoons) got the ransom money together and delivered it to his kidnappers. This is the resolution of the kidnapping and who is responsible... Part 2 of 2

Happy Valentine's Day everyone! Chi takes us on an old time gangster kidnapping this week. Oil tycoon Charles Urschel was kidnapped from his home and held under curious circumstances while his friends (other tycoons) got the ransom money together and delivered it to his kidnappers. All this while the FBI stood by. This is a bananas story and is only able to be done in two parts. Join us in envisioning this all going down in black and white.  Part 1 of 2

What's your passion? That one thing that gets you out of bed in the morning? For John Urschel, it's two things: football and math. Urschel followed the football path first, playing in college at Penn State and eventually for the Baltimore Ravens. But during his time in the NFL, he realized how much he missed math…and decided to go back for his PhD at MIT…while he was still competing on the field. Urschel joins the show to tell us about his unique life in football, and how mathematics are key to understanding the sport that's been transformed by analytics. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Kidnapping of Charles Urschel

John Urschel is not your typical mathematician. Before earning his PhD in applied mathematics from MIT, Urschel played college football at Penn State and then went on to play in the NFL with the Baltimore Ravens. For several years, he was able to juggle both passions and reach the top echelons of both sport and academia. This week – we touch on his unique path & what he's learned along the way. Learn more: https://viewpointsradio.org/one-man-two-paths-building-a-career-in-the-nfl-and-applied-mathematics/

George Kelly Barnes a.k.a. "Machine Gun" Kelly is one of the most famous criminals from the "Public Enemy #1" era and for good reason. Kelly started out bootlegging during prohibition but soon expanded to bank robberies and even kidnapping. His most famous crime---and his downfall---came in 1933 when he kidnapped oil tycoon Charles F. Urschel. We will tell you all about his bootlegging, his robberies and all about the kidnapping and aftermath of Urschel. This is one can't miss episode!

John Urschel received his bachelors and masters in mathematics from Penn State and then went on to become a professional football player for the Baltimore Ravens in 2014. During his second season, Urschel began his graduate studies in mathematics at MIT alongside his professional football career. Urschel eventually decided to retire from pro football to pursue his real passion, the study of mathematics, and he completed his doctorate in 2021. Urschel is currently a scholar at the Institute for Advanced Study where he is actively engaged in research on graph theory, numerical analysis, and machine learning. In addition, Urschel is the author of Mind and Matter, a New York Times bestseller about his life as an athlete and mathematician, and has been named as one of Forbes 30 under 30 for being an outstanding young scientist. In this episode, John and I discuss a hodgepodge of topics in spectral graph theory. We start off light and discuss the famous Braess's Paradox in which traffic congestion can be increased by opening a road. We then discuss the graph Laplacian to enable us to present Cheeger's Theorem, a beautiful result relating graph bottlenecks to graph eigenvalues. We then discuss various graph embedding and clustering results, and end with a discussion of the PageRank algorithm that powers Google search. Originally published on June 9, 2022 on YouTube: https://youtu.be/O6k0JRpA2mg Corrections: 01:14:24 : The inequalities are reversed here. It is corrected at 01:16:16. Timestamps: 00:00:00 : Introduction 00:04:30 : Being a professional mathematician and academia vs industry 00:09:41 : John's taste in mathematics 00:13:00 : Outline 00:17:23 : Braess's Paradox: "Opening a highway can increase traffic congestion." 00:25:34 : Prisoner's Dilemma. We need social forcing mechanisms to avoid undesirable outcomes (traffic jams). 00:31:20 : What is a graph 00:36:33 : Graph bottlenecks. Practical situations: Task assignment, the economy, organizational management. 00:42:44 : Quantifying bottlenecks: Cheeger's constant 00:46:43 : Cheeger's constant sample computations 00:52:07 : NP Hardness 00:55:48 : Graph Laplacian 00:58:30 : Graph Laplacian: Relation to Laplacian from calculus 01:00:27 : Graph Laplacian: 1-dimensional example 01:01:22 : Graph Laplacian: Analyst's Laplacian vs Geometer's Laplacian (they differ by a minus sign) 01:04:44 : Graph Laplacian: Some history 01:07:35 : Cheeger's Inequality: Statement 01:09:37 : ***Cheeger's Inequality: A great example of beautiful mathematics*** 01:10:46 : Cheeger's Inequality: Computationally tractable approximation of Cheeger's constant 01:14:57 : Rayleigh quotient, discussion of proof of Cheeger's inequality 01:19:16 : Harmonic oscillators: Springs heuristic for lambda_2 and Cheeger's inequality 01:22:20 : Interlude: Tutte's Spring Embedding Theorem (planar embeddings in terms of springs) 01:26:23 : Harmonic oscillators: Resume lambda_2 discussion and spring tension 01:29:45 : Interlude: Graph drawing using eigenfunctions 01:33:17 : Harmonic oscillators: Resume lambda_2 discussion: complete graph example and bottleneck is a perturbation of two disconnected components 01:38:26 : Summary thus far and graph bisection 01:42:44 : Graph bisection: Large eigenvalues for PCA vs low eigenvalues for spectral bisection 01:43:40 : Graph bisection: 1-dimensional intuition 01:44:40 : Graph bisection: Nodal domains 01:46:29 : Graph bisection: Aha, the 1-d example now makes sense. Splitting by level set of second eigenfunction is a good way to partition domain. 01:47:43 : Spectral graph clustering (complementary to graph bisection) 01:51:50 : Ng-Jordan-Weiss paper 01:52:10 : PageRank: Google's algorithm for ranking search results 01:53:44 : PageRank: Markov chain (Markov matrix) 01:57:32 : PageRank: Stationary distribution 02:00:20 : Perron-Frobenius Theorem 02:06:10 : Spectral gap: Analogy between bottlenecks for graphs and bottlenecks for Markov chain mixing 02:07:56 : Conclusion: State of the field, Urschel's recent results 02:10:28 : Joke: Two kinds of mathematicians   Further Reading: A. Ng, M. Jordan, Y. Weiss. "On Spectral Clustering: Analysis and an algorithm" D. Spielman. "Spectral and Algebraic Graph Theory"

In 1983, Brad Urschel was an Olympic hopeful.  Bright and talented, he graduated from Princeton having studied neuroscience.  He had plans to enter medical school.    He had every reason to look forward to a life that the world would call successful, then it happened.  A serious car accident changed his life forever.  But Brad has not given up.  God got his attention after that night, and now he lives to tell "His story." Find out more at https://www.spiritinbrad.org/

Bill Urschel was the founder and CEO of early ad exchange Ad:ECN, acquired by Microsoft in 2007; it also launched Jeff Green onto his Trade Desk trajectoryMore

Bill Urschel was the founder and CEO of early ad exchange Ad:ECN, acquired by Microsoft in 2007; it also launched Jeff Green onto his Trade Desk trajectoryMore

George Kelly Barnes a.k.a. "Machine Gun" Kelly is one of the most famous criminals from the "Public Enemy #1" era and for good reason. Kelly started out bootlegging during prohibition but soon expanded to bank robberies and even kidnapping. His most famous crime---and his downfall---came in 1933 when he kidnapped oil tycoon Charles F. Urschel. We will tell you all about his bootlegging, his robberies and all about the kidnapping and aftermath of Urschel. This is one can't miss episode!Support O & G and check out the newest and most unique addition to the puzzle game, Unidragon.com! The puzzles come in a high quality wooden gift box, and are perfect for a gift for a special someone, OR, a gift for yourself! They are perfect for those lazy afternoons or evenings where you just want to relax, kick back, and maybe give your brain a work out! Use the code Outlaws to get a 10% discount, and to let Unidragon know that Outlaws & Gunslingers sent you!Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/show/outlaws-gunslingers/support.

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Willkommen im Sagenreich Pfullingen. Hier ist die Sage von der Wilden Urschel. Aus: Sagenziele im Ländle von Dieter Buck. Gesprochen von Theodoros Cassapidis.

the story of machine gun Kelly and the Urschel kidnapping.

Today's episode is an interview with Harry Urschel, who has spent his career as a recruiter. Harry leads the Minnesota Crossroads ministry out of Grace Church in Eden Prairie. Speaking from his 30 years of experience, he has some great information to share with us. Check out MN Crossroads events and resources on their website.  Crossroads' mission is to help people find and follow Jesus Christ through crossroads in their careers. We work to do this by educating, equipping, and encouraging people to hear God calling, maximize their potential, and get the right job.  Visit our website for more information: www.crossroadscareer.org

Discussing The Kidnapping of Charles ''Fred'' Urschel and the Dalton Gang with Michael! Theme by William Bohannon Sources: Oklahomahistory.org, The Oklahoman, Oklahoma Archives, Wikipedia. Follow us on Instagram @OklahomaStrange and Facebook 'Oklahoma Strange Podcast'Email your strange Oklahoma stories to StrangeOklahoma@gmail.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/emily-sanders7/support

We're joined by Learn Squared Instructor and Concept Designer Jan Urschel, who shares his experiences and thoughts on how to nurture your career to ensure it reaches its potential and much more. - - - Learn from and Follow Jan: https://www.learnsquared.com/courses/production-concept-art https://www.hendrix-design.com/ https://www.instagram.com/janurschel/ Jan's Podcast https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7IDO8t-4uX3Y3ODq6GpOhQ - - - Start your career today and check out our courses (ALL first lessons are FREE) https://www.learnsquared.com - - - Your Host - Aaron Dhanda https://www.instagram.com/dhandatron/ https://www.artstation.com/dhanda  

Ngày 25 Tháng Một, PHẦN THƯỞNG DUY NHẤT *** “Thứ còn lại đáng trân trọng là gì? Tôi nghĩ - đó là giới hạn hành động và không hành động vào những điều thật sự cần thiết...trong việc chuẩn bị cho tương lai. Đó là những gì mà việc học tập và giảng dạy đang hướng đến - Đó là điều đáng được trân trọng. Nếu giữ vững được nó bạn sẽ không cần phải cố gắng ở những điều khác nữa... Ngược lại bạn sẽ không bao giờ có được tự do, độc lập hay thoát ra được những đam mê thấp hèn và điều tất yếu là trong bạn đầy những đố kỵ, ghen ghét, mưu mô và ngờ vực... Nhưng bằng cách tôn trọng chính tâm trí của bạn và đánh giá cao nó, bạn sẽ làm hài lòng chính mình và hòa hợp hơn với đồng loại, và đồng điệu hơn với các vị thần, ca ngợi và thuận theo những thứ mà tự nhiên sắp đặt cho bạn”. - MARCUS AURELIUS, MEDITATIONS, 6.16.2b–4a; Warren Buffett, với khối tài sản 65 tỉ đô, vẫn sống trong 1 căn nhà mà ông ấymua năm 1958 với giá 35.000 đô. John Urschel, nhân viên phụ trách của Baltimore Ravens, kiếm được hàng triệu đô nhưng chỉ tiêu xài 25.000 đô 1 năm. Ngôi sao của San Antonio Spurs, Kawhi Leonard đi trên chiếc Chevy Tahoe 1997 mà ông có khi còn là một thiếu niên, ngay cả khi ông đang có một hợp đồng trị giá 94 triệu USD.Tại sao? Không phải vì những người nàynghèo, mà bởi vì những gì thực sự quan trọng với họ rất rẻ. Không phải tự nhiên mà cả Buffett, Leonard hay Urschel đều làm như vậy. Phong cách sống của họ là kết quả của việc biết ưu tiên những gì thật sự quan trọng. Họ chỉ nuôi dưỡng những nhu cầu cá nhân trong mức thu nhập của mình, kết quả là,cho dù với bất cứ mức thu nhập nào họ cũng đều có thể tự do theo đuổi những thứ mình quan tâm. Nó cứ thế mà xảy ra với sự giàu có vượt qua bất kì mong đợi nào.Và điều này sẽ giúp họ biết điều gì khiến họ hạnh phúc nhất, đồng nghĩa với việc họ sẽ tận hưởng cuộc sống của mình, cho dù thị trường có khủng hoảng, hay sự nghiệp của họ tạm thời đi xuống. Chúng ta càng mong muốn nhiều thứ thì chúng ta càng phải làm nhiều thứ để kiếm được hoặc đạt được những thành tựu đó. Khi chúng ta càng ít thực sự tận hưởng cuộc sống thì chúng ta càng ít tự do hơn. --------------------- # Góp ý về chất lượng Podcast nếu bạn không hài lòng tại đây # Đọc thêm nhiều bài viết về Phát triển bản thân tại đây # Tham gia nhóm Phát triển bản thân của mCoaching tại đây # Mời mCoaching team một ly cà phê tại đây

I sit down with super collector brothers Justin and Adam Urschel for a discussion about collecting with a family member, how the hobby changed their lives, the social and people skills offered by the hobby, competition between high-end collectors, staying focused in our very distracting hobby, collecting versus investing in sports cards and more. Viewer questions and comments will be in play so please join us. Wednesday September 2 at 10pm ET, 7pm PT --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sportscardslive/support

Check out IFCC a great online festival⯈ https://ifcc-croatia.com/ Join the community Discord https://discord.gg/59ENDfD We also have a patreon www.patreon.com/digitalartcast I've been a fan like most people of Jan's work for years. Jan is one of the OG concept designers and has worked for some of the biggest companies on the planet working on some of biggest films and franchises on the planet. We talked about his career and how these times are affecting his work as well as discussing how freelance never seems to get easier. Jan also talked about how he feels about concept and his job in general and was one of the more open and honest conversations I've had with an artist Thanks again to Jan for giving up his time to talk to me. 00:00 Start Jan's LINKS: https://www.hendrix-design.com/ https://www.artstation.com/janurschel https://www.behance.net/janurschel https://gumroad.com/janurschel WE NOW HAVE A TIP JAR WITH KO-FI BUY US A COFFEE! ko-fi.com/digitalartcast If you guys wanna support the podcast remember to shoot me a like or a comment and check us out on iTunes and Soundcloud also or if you are listening remember we have a YouTube video here also! #JanUrschel #GhostInTheShell #DigitalArtcast #Podcast --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/digitalartcast/message

Matt and Audrey react to Justin Shorter's departure, the 2020 defensive depth chart, and talk with former Nittany Lion John Urschel about his involvement with the CFB Playoff selection committee. Subscribe to The Athletic using this special promo and receive 40% off! Also, subscribers will have access to exclusive episodes. http://theathletic.com/dearoldstate

In today’s episode Danille Urschel talks with Dr. Cicek about her artmaking process, and designing outfits and posters for the Bloomington Trashion Refashion show, which is an annual fundraiser for the Center for Sustainable Living. Call for entries for the 2020 show will begin on December 1st.

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One July night in 1933 George "Machine Gun" Kelly came to Oklahoma City and kidnapped a wealthy oilman named Charles Urschel in a caper that would ultimately be Kelly's ticket to Alcatraz. Kent Frates, writer, historian, and the nephew of Charles Urschel sat down with us to tell the tale of one Depression era gangster, and the oilman that lead the FBI to his capture.

John Urschel is not your typical doctoral candidate. Before studying mathematics at MIT, Urschel played college football for Penn State and then in the NFL for three seasons with the Baltimore Ravens. Mathematics and football have always been central focuses in his life. He discusses the challenges of juggling both and why he ultimately left football to pursue his PhD.

John Urschel is a respected mathematician pursuing his PhD at MIT. He is also a former offensive lineman for the Baltimore Ravens. He may seem like a walking contradiction, but Urschel’s experiences on the field and in the classroom have brought him closer to understanding how emotion and reason, the body and the mind, are always working together. In MIND AND MATTER: A Life in Math and Football, co-written by Louisa Thomas, Urschel’s partner and an accomplished author and journalist, he invites readers into his unique life, where math and athletics both provide a path to make sense of the world around him. ABOUT THE AUTHOR:John Urschel is a former offensive lineman for the Baltimore Ravens and a PhD candidate at MIT. He has a bachelor’s and master’s degree in mathematics from Penn State, and in 2013, he won the Sullivan Award, given to “the most outstanding amateur athlete in the United States,” and the Campbell Trophy, awarded to the country's top scholar-athlete in college football. He co-wrote this book, with his partner, Louisa Thomas. John and Louisa live in Cambridge, Massachusetts, with their daughter. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/steve-richards/support

On The Gist, curse the gauntlet that is buying an event ticket online. In the interview, John Urschel played as an offensive lineman in the NFL all while pursuing the PhD that would support an accomplished career as a mathematician. The values he practiced in each field are the same, he says, but there the similarities between pigskin and math end. Alongside sportswriter Louisa Thomas—the two are married—Urschel is the author of Mind and Matter: A Life in Math and Football.  In the Spiel, “lock him up” (and you know who “him” is) isn’t a great call either. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Urschel, the former Baltimore Ravens guard and current MIT math Ph.D student, on his book “Mind and Matter: A life in math and football,” on why he left football at 26 for an academic life, and why he thinks a balanced life is the best life for him.Branch, the Pulitzer Prize-winning New York Time sports writer, on his book “The Last Cowboys: A pioneer family in the new West,” on the challenge of a ranching family making in the back country of Utah, on his imaginative writing style ... and a discussion on how a great writer also needs to be an excellent reporter as well.

On The Gist, curse the gauntlet that is buying an event ticket online. In the interview, John Urschel played as an offensive lineman in the NFL all while pursuing the PhD that would support an accomplished career as a mathematician. The values he practiced in each field are the same, he says, but there the similarities between pigskin and math end. Alongside sportswriter Louisa Thomas—the two are married—Urschel is the author of Mind and Matter: A Life in Math and Football.  In the Spiel, “lock him up” (and you know who “him” is) isn’t a great call either. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

ESPN's Kirk Goldsberry joins Bill to discuss his new book "SprawlBall" about the perimeter shooting revolution in the NBA over the last decade, including whether or not the drastic changes warrant corresponding rules changes as well as which players are at the forefront (1:07). Plus, author John Urschel joins to discuss his book "Mind and Matter: A Life in Math and Football", including starting his PhD in Mathematics during his career an offensive lineman in the NFL (34:33).

Jan Urschel is a freelance concept designer and illustrator working in the entertainment industry, designing for feature films and video games. Clients include: Paramount Pictures, Warner Bros, Lucasfilm, Marvel, EA, Sony, Ubisoft, LucasArts, Cloud Imperium Games, Psyop etc. Full shownotes: http://yourcreativepush.com/janurschel In this episode, Jan discusses: -His decision to go to school for Japanese studies and what that did for his art. -Living and working in Singapore as a graphic designer. -His inspiration to become a concept designer and the thought process behind making the switch. -How he started and stopped his art many times over many years. -How he got his first job at LucasArts and what it was like to work there. -The struggle of either not being allowed to show the work that he did on a project, or not wanting to show it because it has been so long. -The importance of doing personal work as a freelancer and how he attempts to find the balance of personal work and client work. -How he is in his most productive and effective state when he is employing painful self-discipline. -His “Project T” and the importance of pursuing your own personal projects for the simple purpose of self-pleasure. Jan's Final Push will inspire you to remember to enjoy living life and getting that daily inspiration and experience from life.   Quotes: “As a freelancer, you need some material to show off what you can do.” “In order to put yourself out there in a way that is true to yourself, you really need to put out personal work.  And a lot of it.” “You have to follow your own path and listen to your creative ideas.” “Live your life and have a bit of fun.  People are too focused on making money or becoming a superstar.” “Experience as much as you can and live a full life.  That will help you to become a better creative in the end.” Connect with Jan: Website / Instagram / Twitter / Behance On the next episode: Shayne Taylor : Website / Instagram Join the discussion in the Facebook group!

While Motz is away, Danny chats coffee, blunders, and tech with... John Urschel. That is correct, the legendary mathematician and former NFL player John Urschel fills in for Motz on this amazing Blunders episode to talk the U.S. Chess Championships, Amateur Hour, and the Adoption of Hansen. Follow Us Danny: Twitter, Twitch, Chess.com Motz: Twitter, Blog, GitHub Music : Amethyst Seer - Ouija by Adventureface Proudly recorded on Zencastr ⭐⭐ Review Us (https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/coffeehouse-blunders/id1229231959?mt=2&ls=1) ⭐⭐ Special Guest: John Urschel.

While Motz is away, Danny chats coffee, blunders, and tech with... John Urschel. That is correct, the legendary mathematician and former NFL player John Urschel fills in for Motz on this amazing Blunders episode to talk the U.S. Chess Championships, Amateur Hour, and the Adoption of Hansen. Follow Us Danny: Twitter, Twitch, Chess.com Motz: Twitter, Blog, GitHub Music : Amethyst Seer - Ouija by Adventureface Proudly recorded on Zencastr ⭐⭐ Review Us (https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/coffeehouse-blunders/id1229231959?mt=2&ls=1) ⭐⭐ Special Guest: John Urschel.

Baltimore Ravens offensive lineman John Urschel joins Bram to discuss his role as one of the most unique pitchmen in NFL history. Urschel is studying at MIT with a future in mathematics. Plus, holograms at the Olympics, neuro-programming with the SF Giants and augmented reality being used to help one Heisman candidate.

Author Joe Urschel is the Executive Director of the National Law Enforcement Museum in Washington D.C. He's also the author of The Year of Fear: Machine Gun Kelly and the Manhunt That Changed the Nation. Joe and Erik discuss the life and times of George Kelly and his adversarial relationship with F.B.I Director J. Edgar Hoover in the early 1930s.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We need validation. Leave a review: iTunes | Stitcher Hey, sports fans! This week, Aline Sandouk, Kaci Mcleary, John Pienta, and Cory Christensen talk about sports injuries, particularly football. Lately John Urschel of the Baltimore Ravens and Chris Borland of the 49ers have brought this issue back into the spotlight, as Boreland quits the game and Urschel continues despite risking the intellectual capabilities that have enabled him to be a published mathematician. Also, why malaria sufferers attract more mosquitos, a BBC reporter eats his own blood for no reason at all, and why a congresswoman's Facebook plea for Obamacare horror stories should convince everyone to stop trying to use social media to prove the validity own worldviews. Why I Still Play Football Chris Borland Leaves NFL: The Science of Football and Brain Injury Mosquitoes Can Smell Inside Your Blood Michael Mosley: Why I consumed my own blood Asking For ‘Obamacare Horror Stories' Not Working Out That Well For Lying A**clown Cathy McMorris Rodgers [huge_it_gallery id=”24″] Listen to more great shows for medical students on The Vocalis Podcast Network. The opinions expressed in this feed and podcast are not those of the University of Iowa or the Roy J. and Lucille A. Carver College of Medicine; nor do they reflect the views of anyone other than the people who expressed them.  If you have feedback on anything you hear on the show, positive or not, let us know.…

My conversation with the only person qualified to use the Twitter handle @MathMeetsFball -- Baltimore Ravens' offensive lineman John Urschel. Urschel is getting major buzz this week after linebacker Chris Borland retired from the NFL to avoid the long-term health risks of football. Urschel weighed in on Derek Jeter's new website The Players' Tribune with a piece called "Why I Play Football." But that's not the question that drove me to call Urschel. What I set out to learn is how a man whose elementary school teachers considered him "mentally challenged" reached such a high level of achievement in sports AND academics. It was his mother. Once John Urschel gets started talking about his mother he has a a hard time stopping -- and it's hard to stop listening to the dramatic details.

My conversation with the only person qualified to use the Twitter handle @MathMeetsFball -- Baltimore Ravens' offensive lineman John Urschel. Urschel is getting major buzz this week after linebacker Chris Borland retired from the NFL to avoid the long-term health risks of football. Urschel weighed in on Derek Jeter's new website The Players' Tribune with a piece called "Why I Play Football." But that's not the question that drove me to call Urschel. What I set out to learn is how a man whose elementary school teachers considered him "mentally challenged" reached such a high level of achievement in sports AND academics. It was his mother. Once John Urschel gets started talking about his mother he has a a hard time stopping -- and it's hard to stop listening to the dramatic details.

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