Podcast Summary: "Running Into Greatness: An Ode to Steve Prefontaine, Man of Oregon"

In this episode, from the author's collegiate archives, we dive into the extraordinary life and legacy of Steve Prefontaine, a long-distance runner who transcended the track to become an icon of relentless pursuit. From his humble beginnings in Coos Bay, Oregon, to becoming the face of American distance running at the University of Oregon, Prefontaine's story is one of passion, defiance, and unyielding will. Prefontaine’s impact on the sport of track and field is still felt today, inspiring athletes worldwide with his philosophy that "To give anything less than your best is to sacrifice the gift." Join us as we reflect on his legacy and the profound way his spirit has shaped not only the world of running but the broader world of sports.

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This season focuses on academia.

This is the audio version of “Households Who Respond More than Once to a Mixed-Mode Sequential Survey Design” written by Michael Springer, under the guidance of Bob Groves, read by a University of Maryland student. Course Number SURV 721, Named Total Survey Error II Seminar, The University of Maryland's Joint Program in Survey Methodology, in the College of Behavioral Sciences, also known as JPSM, in conjunction with the University of Michigan's Program in Survey Methodology, more commonly known as PSM, during the Spring 2009 Semester. Campus: College Park, Maryland.

Abstract: In many surveys the design calls for more than one mode. A main reason for a multimode design is that it can help ensure full participation of a sample. These modes can be presented in a sequential manner to respondents, attempting to gain more respondents through each pass of mode. However, depending on various design features, during the course of the survey, a respondent may actually respond more than twice. This paper will investigate the case of the American Community Survey, how households respond twice, the characteristics of the households, and whether their responses differ between their two responses.

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"We'll Always Have Vegas", Written by Bill Simmons, Published June 19th, 2024 on ESPN's Page2.

https://www.espn.com/espn/page2/story?page=simmons/070618

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Step back into history and immerse yourself in the groundbreaking ideas of Daniel David Palmer, the father of chiropractic. In The Science, Art, and Philosophy of Chiropractic, originally published in 1910 and read in a voice very similar to that of a Palmer, experience the intensity, conviction, and brilliance of the man who shaped a global healing profession.

This historical masterpiece, republished with care and reverence, unveils the cornerstone of chiropractic philosophy and the foundation of its practice. It chronicles Palmer’s visionary exploration of the cause of disease, his legacy in revolutionizing health care, and the enduring impact of his work on non-medical healing professions worldwide.

Presented in spirit by David D. Palmer, D.D.’s grandson and president of Palmer College, this episode connects listeners to an inspiring heritage and an enduring challenge: to uphold and advance the principles of chiropractic. Join us to rediscover a radiant truth that continues to shine brightly for the welfare of humanity.

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THE CURSE OF LEN BIAS; The curious decline of a team that had it all. Written by Bill Simmons, and read in a voice similar thereof.

Source: Northeastern University Library, DRS Digital Repository Service

The Boston Phoenix Volume XXIV, Number 48, December 1-7, 1995, Page 14.

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