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patrick patterson (born March 14, 1989) is an American professional basketball player for the Los Angeles Clippers of the National Basketball Association (NBA). He previously played for the Houston Rockets, Sacramento Kings, Toronto Raptors and the Oklahoma City Thunder.
== Early life ==
Patterson, born in Washington, D.C., grew up in Huntington, West Virginia and graduated from Huntington High School in 2007.
Cymande: The Greatest Band You’ve (probably) Never Heard Of
Presenter: Max Reinhardt
Cymande are a British band from Balham, originally active in the early 1970s. With a membership deriving from several Caribbean nations, Cymande were noted for their unique eclectic mix of music they called "nyah-rock" (Funk, soul, reggae, rock, African , Guyanan, and Jazz…
From Behaviors to Exits: The Business Psychology Behind Every Great Transition
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In this episode, hosts Myles Biggs and Patrick Patterson sit down with Laurie Barkman, succession and exit strategist and founder of Business Transition Sherpa. Laurie has lived a remarkable arc: one of the first professional digital marketers at American Eagle Outfitters, CEO of a…
Scary Looking Sportspeople
Paul is back for another action-packed episode. This time he will discuss some of the scariest sportspeople from over the years who have put fear into their opposition, either through their appearance, reputation or sheer brilliance. Some of whom will be discussed include:- A former French rugby in…
Why Distribution Wins: Lessons from 4 Exits and the AI Era
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Why Distribution Wins: Lessons from 4 Exits and the AI Era
with Raj Singh (VP of New Products, Mozilla)
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This week, Myles Biggs and Patrick Patterson sit down with Raj Singh, a serial entrepreneur who's built and exited four companies across the dot-com crash, the 20…
Stop Treating AI Like a Tech Problem
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Charlene Li has been right about every major wave in technology for three decades, from the internet's disruption of media in 1993, to social media's challenge to organizational power, to the AI revolution reshaping business today. In this episode, she makes a bold …
The Power of Story: What AI Can't Replace
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The Power of Story: What AI Can't Replace Featuring LaQuita Cleare, Founder of Clear Communication Academy
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In a world where AI can generate content on demand, the ability to tell a genuine, human story has never mattered more. LaQuita Cleare, founder of Clear Commun…
Awesome at boring: the unglamorous habits that fund real growth, with Jon Morris
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Most marketing leaders can walk into a room and defend their channels, their campaigns, and their creative. Far fewer can walk into the CFO's office and defend their budget in the language that office actually speaks. In this episode, Jon Morris makes the case that …
A Community Comes Together!
Greg and Dan talk with Aaron Wilson, Marshall County Chief Deputy Sheriff, and Patrick Patterson, Sergeant with the East Peoria Police Department, about remembering Bob Vester, who tragically passed away in April, and the upcoming Bob Vester Memorial Benefit on Saturday, August 29, from 7-10 p.m. a…
The Crazy English Cricket Summer of 1988
If you think modern English cricket can be chaotic, cast your mind back to the summer of 1988.
England were confronted by perhaps the most formidable team in world cricket: Viv Richards' West Indies. What followed was a summer of battered batsmen, terrifying fast bowling, captaincy turmoil and one…
Nobody Wants a Corporate Doctor: Jim Evanger on Scaling Multi-Location Healthcare
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Nobody Wants a Corporate Doctor: Jim Evanger on Scaling Multi-Location Healthcare
Featuring Jim Evanger, CEO and President of Foundation Partners Group, with hosts Brad Stephenson and Patrick Patterson
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Four out of five healthcare providers now work for a larger orga…
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