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Are you a coach looking to build a successful program, while avoiding the mistakes that usually go along with that effort?Or, are you an Athletic Director who has the opportunity to grow a department and take it to new levels of competition and success? No matter which category you fall into, today's guest offers advice on doing it the right way. Lance Von Vogt is the retiring former men's basketball coach and outgoing Athletic Director at Jessup University in California, and he has accumulated

In this episode, I examine the intricate relationship between love, virtue, and moral distinctions, particularly in the context of parenthood. Addressing a question from a listener, I clarify how animal attachments differ from human moral love. Reflecting on my experiences as a father, I explore the joy of nurturing a child despite their lack of moral virtues.The conversation shifts to individualism versus collectivism, advocating for merit-based assessments of character. I also discuss the moral

Explore how evolutionary psychology explains everyday behavior and its fascinating applications in modern life. Learn more with Intro to Psychology courses.

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Financial Markets and Institutions Business Finance, FIL 240-002, Autumn 2025, Lecture 3 Type: mp3 audio file ©2025

Financial Markets and Institutions Business Finance, FIL 240-001, Autumn 2025, Lecture 3 Type: mp3 audio file ©2025

Dr. Houri Berberian and Dr. Talinn Grigor, The Armenian Woman, Minoritarian Agency, and the Making of Iranian Modernity, 1860-1979 (Stanford University Press, 2025)Interviewed by Bedros Torosian (University of California, Davis) [Released August 25, 2025]

In this lecture, we introduce Industrial and Systems Engineering as a blend of science and engineering that necessitates model building. We then define model (as something that answers a "What If" question) and different types of models. This gives us an opportunity to discuss how modeling is less about describing reality and more about generating tools to do useful things/make useful predictions. We end with a comparison of mental and quantitative models, as well as a comparison of different types

Today on Ready Steady Learn, Roan Zaedi speaks with Rosetta and Milly about her research on ways to improve early detection of COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease)—a serious lung disease that is thefourth leading cause of death worldwide. Roan's research focuses on using machine learning - a form of artificial intelligence (AI) that learns patterns from data - to personalise health profiles to predict who might be at risk from COPD. Whakarongo mai nei! Thanks to the University of

Marty, Mitch, and Elliot discuss counseling conference makeovers, how to tell an adult about their first counseling experience, and things that guarantee they will laugh.Elliott - 00:52Here comes Autumn! What are you looking forward to as the seasons begin to shift?Mitch - 05:45If you were speaking to an adult who was looking to go to counseling for the first time, what would you share with them?Marty - 09:08If you could eliminate/change any aspect of a counseling conference what would it be?Elliott

Exploring the importance of play in adults through psychology concepts, theories, and how embracing play impacts mental health and social bonds.

A friendly guide to web development basics with tips for adult education and online courses to kickstart your programming journey.

Sunday Evening FLASH Twitter Space 6 July 2025In this episode, I explore the interplay between societal expectations and the ethics of action in an imperfect world. I challenge the belief that we must wait for ideal conditions to engage, advocating for direct action in addressing real issues. Drawing on personal experiences and professional insights, I highlight the pitfalls of striving for perfection and the importance of measurable impacts in philanthropy.The discussion touches on the concept of a

This episode is sponsored by ScribenoteDescribed as a human golden retriever, Ryan Gallagher likes to help people with technology. Gallagher is an engineer by training, a founder by nature, and a lover of working hard for an important mission. He started Scribenote to help his sister Katie get home on time from the clinic. He is proud that he’s finally achieved this goal, and won’t stop until all veterinarians who struggle with time-consuming medical records can make it home on time for

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Chp. 19 verses 3 - 15: The laws of the Arei Miklat, the cities of Refuge, a place where someone who killed another person would run so that the relative of the deceased could not kill him. Once he enters the City of Refuge he is safe from the revenge of the relative. From that city he is taken out an judged by the court and they decide his guilt or innocence.

Chp. 18 verses 14 - 22: The end of this chapter deals with the laws of Divination and prophecy. Chp. 19 verses 1 & 2 : Introduce the laws of the Cities of Refuge.