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Tony Guthrie from Learning and Developing Expository Preaching reveals all of his expository sermon preparation and delivery principles so you can be ahead of the preaching curve and make meaningful biblical impact on your listeners and see them transformed for God's glory. Discover how you can interpret scripture and develop expository messages that cause your congregants to develop a deeper appreciation for God's Word and for living a meaningful and impactful Christian life. Dr. Guthrie wi ...
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Recordings of author talks from AyeWrite! The Bank of Scotland Book Festival. The first series features talks by Hanif Kureishi, a tribute to Achie Hind with Alasdair Gray, Iain M Banks and Ken McLeod, Tony Parsons, Judith Bowers on the Britania Panopticon and Quintin Jardine, Allan Guthrie and Stuart MacBride on crime fiction.
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In this episode of the router, we welcome David Gwynne to share some insights into making contributions to open source products. David is an Infrastructure Architect here at UQ, and has co-authored changes to the OpenBSD kernel. OpenBSD is a completely open source operating system that aims to provide transparency with the software that runs on you…
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Internet as an everyday necessity for many of us, we browse through many websites from social medias, search engines, to breaking news on the internet. One minute of website downtime can cost companies of example Apple to lose tens of thousands of dollars during the release of newest MacBook, have you ever thought about what goes behind maintaining…
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Tiv Guthrie is one of the most influential people in our sport, anywhere in the world. The man behind the biggest independent online platform in our game, 7th Touch - I sat down and shared a solid hour talking about why the platform was created, whats next and we dig a little deeper on Tiv's background in touch. Enjoy!…
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Chylo Flavell is a rising star in the touch scene here in Aotearoa, NZ. His story however, man... it's inspiring, funny, motivational and a really good case study for any young player looking to learn from one of NZ's best. A really deep & important korero that covers heaps, the best parts - in my opinion, have zero to do with his abilities as a to…
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And, we’re back! I know it’s been a while. I promise this time, we won’t go anywhere! Our first episode this season is a special kickstart for the new year, in the form of 10 minutes with Hall of Fame Coach, Mr Tony Trad. I promised you an episode a year ago. He’s a sneak peak of our full sitdown which we’re working on for a March release date. It’…
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Today, Rachel has a chat with Graham Cummins from KJR, all about consultancy, KJR’s graduate opportunities, community in KJR, and their latest projects. Graham is a general regional manager at KJR. KJR is a Software Quality Engineering consultancy, and one of UQCS’s silver sponsors this year, with over 25 years of experience in tech consulting, sof…
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In this episode Tony discusses how to find and use sermon illustrations for maximum impact. Don't forget to visit https://www.expositorypreachingclass.com/p/podcasts.html for more podcast and if you haven't joined his expository preaching Facebook group then request to so here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/learnexpositorypreaching…
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Episode 2 involves Dr. Guthrie sharing a record from his Expository Preaching class about a decade ago. In the podcast he provides a deep insight into Mark's gospel, the sixth chapter, with particular emphasis on verses 1-6. Listeners will come away with a way to preach the passage in a way that impacts the listeners.…
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In this first episode Dr. Tony Guthrie shares a brief introduction to the podcast as it relates to its purposes and its target listeners. He then shares a brief snapshot of the two "rules" of expository preaching. In future episodes many more details and insights will be provided related to the subject of expository preaching.…
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As you may know, the UQCS AGM is coming up, and at the AGM we will elect a new committee for 2022. UQCS has been around for just over 10 years, and we thought that now would be a great time to have a chat to some of the past president and talk to them about what they learned during their time at the helm of one of UQ’s largest technology focused so…
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Today, Liv has a chat to Dave Durbin from Canva, all about image processing and computer graphics, and their application to one of the largest graphic design platforms in the world. Dave is a team lead at Canva with a passion for computer graphics and computer vision. He has been with Canva for three and a half years, moving between different teams…
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Before Sharlene Bannister-Plumridge was a Black Badge National referee in Aotearoa, she was a NZ Touch Black - playing over 50 games for her country over a 10 year career - Sha will absolutely go down as one of our best! In this podcast we cover... well, everything - from where it started, to where things are at now - and everywhere in between! Enj…
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Today, we have an exciting episode at the intersection of computer science and mathematics! Ben Burton and Rhuaidi Burke, from the School of Mathematics and Physics at UQ, both work in the field of computational topology. They’re here to give a brief introduction to computational topology, as well as some of the unique challenges that arise when wr…
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In our latest episode, we catch up with Damian Darlington - a former NZ Men's Open Touch Black who has faced more than his fair share of adversity & setbacks, especially through injury. In this episode we discuss coming through the ranks, making his Touch Blacks debut young - and the accident that nearly left him paralysed. Enjoy!…
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Today we’re chatting to Tony Lykke, @tl on Discord, 2015 UQ grad and current infrastructure engineer at Hudson River Trading in New York City. Join us as we explore both the world of infrastructure engineering and SRE in automated trading…and the world of the Big Apple, New York City. Tony works as a software engineer at Hudson River Trading in NYC…
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In our latest episode - Bo de la Cruz joins us on the podcast. Bo, a proud Gudjula & Erub woman is one of those touchies that needs no introduction. As one of the first Indigenous woman to represent Australia at senior level - we leave no stone unturned in this korero. I hope you enjoy this as much as I did - thanks for your time, Bo. You're amazin…
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Kendrick Tan, also known as @kendrick on Slack, has worked in the blockchain space for many years, and currently works at DFX in decentralised finance, where he is the Chief Technical Officer. He’s here to give us a 20-minute rundown on blockchain, Ethereum, decentralised finance and more, as well as addressing some of the concerns regarding the pa…
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Join us for a brand new episode of the Router, where we chat with Dr Rob Bell, also known as “Dr Rob”, of Scope and Network Ten fame! He’s been inspiring students to pursue STEM on television for many years, and is joining us to talk about his experiences as a science educator. Dr Rob Bell, also known as Dr Rob, is a scientist, television presenter…
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Harry Guthrie, also known as @guthers on Slack, is a recent UQCS alumni, studied software engineering, and has a wealth of experiences to share, from travelling in Illinois to China to co-founding a software company, Autop, and everything in between. Tune in to hear about how “saying yes” to opportunities can lead you to exciting and unexpected pla…
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Will Toohey works full-time as a software engineer, but in his spare time he is a passionate rhythm game fan and hardware hobbyist. Today he’s gonna be telling all about his experiences working on side projects, and how you can get into hardware, no 4-year electrical engineering degree required! Will Toohey (also known as @mon on Slack) currently w…
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Side projects can be daunting. You have a brilliant idea in your mind, but how do you get it into code? Kenton and Darren, both current uni students and side project veterans are here to give you guidance on how to start, finish and maintain your side projects. Darren Fu: "Hi everyone, my name is Darren and I’m a very-late-year software engineering…
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We launch a brand new season with Danyon Morgan-Puterangi. This young carver has managed to make quite the name for himself, particularly in the last few years - representing NZ at the highest level, running out for the Touch Blacks Open Mixed at the last World Cup in 2019. We discuss the highs and lows of Danyons short, but jam packed career in to…
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Welcome to the first episode of season 2 of The Router! In this episode, we have Jodie Vlassis and Tanvir Ahmed to tell us all about their journey to, and their life in, Atlassian's Security team. Jodie Vlassis is a cyber security professional with 5 years’ experience in Cloud Security, governance/risk and compliance, government strategy and policy…
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Want to make the most out of uni? Nick Lambourne, former president of UQCS and intrepid UQ alumni, is here to help. Join Nick as he walks you through his university experiences, from Brisbane to Silicon Valley and everywhere in between. It’s holiday season coming up and The Router will be taking a short break over Christmas and New Year. We’ll be r…
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Grant Robertson, recently appointed to a new role with Touch New Zealand as the Sports Operations Manager and prior to that was the GM of Touch Canterbury one of the biggest provinces in the country joins me on the podcast today.Prior to his work in our game from an Admin perspective, Grant represented NZ and has been fairly successful when doing s…
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Curious about open source? Join Katie McLaughlin, current director of the Python Software Foundation and with over 5 years in open source contribution, as she shares her experience and tips for contributing to open source projects. Related links: Forge Your Future with Open Source http://fossforge.com/ PyCon Australia http://pycon.org.au/ Ruby Conf…
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These days, there is much hype around data science and machine learning, but what's working in it actually like? Samual MacDonald, a machine learning researcher at Max Kelsen (a Brisbane-based AI/ML consultancy) gives insight into what a machine learning job actually looks like, and how he got there. Liking The Router so far, why not subscribe in y…
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2020 has been a unique and challenging year for so many reasons. What was it like being a first-year student in the midst of all that? We sat down with Paul Clarke and Utkarsh Sharma — both first-year computer science students and members of the UQCS general committee — to talk about their experiences and how the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted thei…
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Google.com is the most visited website in the world, and the company that backs it, Google, is one of the largest tech companies in the world. As a result, many computing students see it as a dream company to work for, but what’s it like actually working there? Emily Bennett, UQ computer science honours alum & current Googler, shares her experience…
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