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A woman suffering hemorrhages for twelve years came up behind him and touched the tassel on his cloak. She said to herself, “If only I can touch his cloak, I shall be cured.” Jesus turned around and saw her, and said, “Courage, daughter!  Your faith has saved you.” And from that hour the woman was cured. Matthew 9:20–21What a tremendous amount of faith this woman had! She had suffered for many years and continued to suffer with her hemorrhages. How did she know that touching Jesus' cloak would cure her? The only answer to that is faith. Faith is not just wishful thinking or hoping. Faith is a certain knowledge, given by a special grace and revelation from God, by which a person freely assents to belief. God spoke to her heart, she listened, she responded and she was cured.One thing that is very inspiring in this Gospel story is the humility with which this woman approached Jesus. She didn't feel as though she needed to bother Jesus, to speak to Him, or to trouble Him with her problem. Instead, in her humility, she presented her need to Jesus through her gift of faith, interiorly and silently, and the grace of God was given her because God sees the heart and responds to such humble and sincere faith.Imagine if everyone had this depth of faith in our Lord. Imagine if all of us knew, with the deepest conviction of certitude, that God would take care of every need we have. And imagine if we turned to our Lord with this deep conviction of certitude every day with every need. If we could do that, then our Lord would be able to continually care for us in every way.One key component to this woman's healing is that it was God the Father who spoke to her and invited her to touch the cloak of His Son Jesus. And it was Jesus who sensed the healing she received, since He was in perfect union with the will of His Father. Therefore, touching Jesus' cloak was not simply a magical act by which whatever this woman wanted would be granted to her. Instead, it was a response to the interior invitation she was given by the Father.In our lives, we must work to do the same. Too often we present our preferences to God and tell Him what we want Him to do. God does not respond to such requests. Instead, we must seek His will...and His will alone. This woman knew she would be healed, because God the Father spoke to her in her mind and heart and inspired her to touch the cloak of Jesus His Son, and she responded, and the healing took place. God must speak first, we must hear and respond, and then His will is accomplished.Reflect, today, upon the gentle Voice of God as He speaks to you in the depths of your heart. Do you hear Him? What is He inviting you to do? What healing does He want to bestow? As you ponder God's Voice, try to respond only to Him. Set aside all of your own preferences and ideas of what God should do and seek only what He is speaking to you. Say “Yes” to Him, do so with certitude and conviction, and trust that whatever He speaks to you, if you have faith in what He says, He will do it.My gentle Lord, You speak to me day and night, calling me to the healing I need. Help me to hear Your Voice and to respond to You in faith. May my faith and confidence in You grow strong and become the source of Your glorious action in my life. Jesus, I do trust in You.Source of content: catholic-daily-reflections.comCopyright © 2021 My Catholic Life! Inc. All rights reserved. Used with permission via RSS feed.

Show from 7/2/21What are the implications of populism on markets? What does this mean for the US? Curious about the race to zero? Host Jeremy Schwartz discusses macro trends with Partner and Chief Strategist at Clocktower Group Marko Papic. Marko explains how the pandemic changed fiscal expectations and what the future looks like for global markets.Guest:Marko Papic - Partner and Chief Strategist at Clocktower GroupFollow Marko on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marko-papic-geopoliticsFor more on Clocktower Group visit their website: https://www.clocktowergroup.com/Follow WisdomTree on Twitter: @WisdomTreeETFsFollow Jeremy Schwartz on Twitter: @JeremyDSchwartz See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

When you're building a brand as an individual creative, you have the freedom to build it in a way that you love and want to share with the world. The more that you share your brand, the more your audience will love it too. Being able to build a personal brand that gives you energy and makes you want to shout about it from the rooftops is the ultimate goal. So how do we do that? Read the accompanying blog post at https://www.blackandwhitestudios.nz/blog TimestampsIntroduction: 00:00What do you love to do: 04:21What impact do you want to have: 07:27What are you good at: 10:07Wrap-up: 13:07 Ready to start building your brand today? Download my Ultimate Branding Checklist here: http://bit.ly/ultimatebrandingchecklist Tag me on Instagram and let me know you're listening: https://www.instagram.com/blckwhtstudios/

Show Notes:Recording Date: 1/18/21What makes a space magical? Profane ScryingThe Clovenstone Workings: A Manual of Early Modern Witchcraft by Robert Artissonhttp://www.robinartisson.com/https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/55370579-the-clovenstone-workingsFairly-priced, good quality weighted blankethttps://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07MBGLH8N/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o08_s03?ie=UTF8&psc=1Landbackhttps://native-land.ca/http://4rsyouth.ca/land-back-what-do-we-mean/https://landback.org/manifesto/)O(Witches Betwixt is a collective of queer witches representing a wide variety of magical practices and spiritual paths. We release a 60+ minute episode bi-weekly in which we discuss various topics relevant to the experience of a queer witch. Check us out on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcast, Stitcher, iHeart Radio, Pandora, Tune-In + Alexa, Podcast Addict, Podchaser, Deezer & Listen NotesOfficial Site: http://witchesbetwixt.comTwitter: @witchesbetwixtInstagram: @witchesbetwixtFacebook: http://facebook.com/witchesbetwixtOfficial Facebook Group: http://facebook.com/groups/witchesbetwixtOfficial Discord: https://discord.gg/JBERBjYrncYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmkEyEu2RkaX9LwAhKVp2WwMusic:Mnemosynehttps://soundcloud.com/mnemosyne_productionsSupport the show (https://paypal.me/witchesbetwixt?locale.x=en_US)

Start Your Passion Project Journey - Live in Your PurposeShownotes: https://www.micheleschmidtmoore.com/podcast/21What do Youtube, Among US, and a Middle Schooler Mindset have in common? They are all tools and ways that Mary Beth Penna, a 7th grade ELA teacher is using to engage her students and parent alike.Design your life and learning with intention. Find out your design superpower and receive strategies and ideas to make your teaching life easier.Show me my design superpower!If you love the show, you can help support this work by sharing it with others and buying a coffee.Subscribe to the Podcast:AppleSpotifyGoogle PodcastsSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/designlessons)

Today we discuss the progress of our home and at what point we are right now. Elaine has done some pretty incredible things with our home and the ideas she comes up with have really blown our minds. We talk about our experience we've had while getting this home done and how things started out one way, but have changed throughout the whole process and our excitement with the home. We've been able to come up with a design that is very kid friendly, but can be altered and adjusted as they get older. Now that we have the design and we know it's the correct one, it's all just a matter of getting it done. When our minds were blown 5:21What the house basically is 10:40Aspects of the home 12:33An issue we ran into 21:07“I can one hundred percent commit to this and know it's exactly what I want because I'm comparing this to the dream one that we had at the beginning and I still feel a hundred percent good about this the way I felt a hundred percent good about the dream one, because it all comes back to, ‘Does it function? Will it work for us? And can I pretty it up?'” 10:01https://www.facebook.com/theirishmummy/https://www.instagram.com/the_irish_mummy/https://www.theirishmummy.comhttps://www.theirishmummy.com/ebook

Introduction: The Two Motivations to Share the Good News of Jesus That Are Embraced by Every True Witness (2 Cor 5:14-21): I'm controlled by Love . (2 Cor 5:14-15) I'm defined by Identity . (2 Cor 5:18-21) Trustee (2 Cor 5:18-19) Ambassador (2 Cor 5:20a) Spokesperson (2 Cor 5:20bc) Sermon Notes (PDF): BLANKHint: Highlight blanks above for answers! Small Group DiscussionRead 2 Corinthians 5:14-21What was your big “take-away” from this passage / message?Explain how the love of Christ controls us (2 Cor 5:14-15). How does that motivate you to share the Good News of Jesus with others?What is the difference between “I am commanded to witness” vs “I am a witness”? How does understanding your identity make you an effective witness for sharing the Good News of Jesus?What would you say to someone who says, “Honestly - I don't really share Christ with others. It's just not my gift.”BreakoutPray for boldness – when opportunity comes to share Jesus with someone, you take that opportunity.

“Where your treasure is, there will your heart be also.” Matthew 6:21What is most important to you?You might say it’s God or your family…But what do you spend the most time THINKING about?When I looked closely, I didn’t like what I found.I spent most of my time thinking about:Making moneyMyselfBut, I found that I could CHOOSE where my treasure was.And I decided to make that treasure my relationships with others.I even created a Google Drive folder called “My Treasure” where I am keeping important information about the people in my life, and taking hours to really talk with them and fill out the “maps” of them.These “maps” are going to be my treasure from here on out. And it feels great.Watch on YouTube here. Summary:-Step 1: Find your treasure. What are you spending the most time thinking about?-Step 2: Choose your treasure. What do you want to value most?-Step 3: Spend time building up that treasureMikeP.S. If you are ready to take your life and marriage to greater joy and intimacy, I’d love to be your coach to help you get there. You can join us in The Strong Man System, or we can work together 1 on 1 (as an individual or as a couple). CLICK HERE to find out how.

Research begins at 27:21What is at the center of the Earth? Is it molten rock and metal? Is it a delicious jelly filling? Or, what if, it’s absolutely nothing!? Nothing that’s filled with wondrous creatures, 15 foot tall humans, and another sun! Well this week we take a deep dive through a symmes hole to the center of the Earth to bring you the whole enchilada on the Hollow Earth Theory.Andy and Art are NOT captured once again by the titular Mr. Bunker - where was he seen this time?In the second segment, Andy and Art give you, the listeners, an uninterrupted presentation of their research into the Hollow Earth Theory.Finally, Andy and Art discuss their hollow earth, Chuck Jaegar, Skeleton Snowman, and so much more!Send us your thoughts to @MrBunkerPod and mrbunkerpod@gmail.com using the hashtag #SymmesHoleMusic by Michael MartelloArtwork by Hannah RossAudio Editing by Arthur StoneFollow Us:PatreonTwitterInstagramWebsiteYoutubeLinks Mentioned:Hollow Earth - WikipediaThe Hollow Earth Is Filled With Giants, Germans, and A Little Sun - Atla ObscuraFantastically Wrong: The Legendary Scientist Who Swore Our Planet Is Hollow - Wired A Journey to the Center of Modern Hollow Earth Theory - Vice The Hollow Earth Theory -  University of Alaska FairbanksHollow Earth Theory - Subterranean Civilization of Agartha - Gaia World Top Secret: Our Earth Is Hollow!: Welcome - OurHollowEarth Hollow Earth - Rational Wiki 85 - Inside the Hollow Earth - Big Think Frozen Fridays: 'Q' is for Questionable Theories! | From Woody's Couch - The Ohio State UniversityAncient Aliens: The Hollow Earth Theory (Season 10) | History - YouTube What if the Earth were Hollow? - YouTube

INSTAGRAM: @youth_bioyPSALM READING: Proverbs 26:13–22NEW TESTAMENT READING: Hebrews 2:1–18OLD TESTAMENT READING: Obadiah 1–21What does this salvation involve? What are we freed from?

Announcer 0:00Welcome to the CXR channel, our premier podcasts for talent acquisition and talent management. Listen in as the CXR community discusses a wide range of topics focused on attracting, engaging and retaining the best talent we're glad you're here. Chris Hoyt 0:23Hello, everybody, this is Chris Hoyt with CareerXroads, I am excited. We have kind of a special announcement today. And I'm kind of pretty excited about it. But I have with me, Barb Ruess, who is the VP of Marketing and all muscle at CareerXroads. So we're pretty excited to have you on Hi, Barb. Barb Ruess 0:41Hi, Chris. Chris Hoyt 0:43So, so Barb, I I'm dying to share the news, because with this is a project that has been in the works for quite some time. I think even you might agree even before we knew that this was what this was going to become. Barb Ruess 0:59Yes. Chris Hoyt 1:00But I I would like to bestow to you the honor of making the announcement. So why don't you tell everybody why you and I are on the podcast today. Barb Ruess 1:10Oh, I'm so excited to officially announced the launch of the CXR Foundation. Chris Hoyt 1:16Oh, my God, Barb Ruess 1:17I know we should have like sound effects. Chris Hoyt 1:21What's the six our foundation? Barb Ruess 1:23I'm so glad you asked. I you know, I want to tell you, I think like many ideas across the board, not just with people involved in talent and recruiting. It probably came about over over a dinner at some point. And you're right, I think it started. It started with at a project level. And then we realized, Hey, wait a second, if we tie these community service projects that we were doing under CXR Cares if we tie things like the Recruiters Recruiting Recruiters efforts. If we tie these things together, we have the potential to really make an impact in the world of talent. And that's that's what the CXR Foundation is all about. Chris Hoyt 2:02Yeah, I think it's my so let's back up a little bit because I had totally forgotten. I feel terrible. I had totally forgotten the true origin, right. We have an origin story. Like every superhero, we have an origin story. We were typically back in the days of traveling, we were typically going to our live meetings a day or two early to do a little team building. And that typically consisted of Gerry and I going to play around a golf. Barb Ruess 2:27Yeah. Chris Hoyt 2:28And then we would all gather together for dinner and talk about the next couple of days had the work that we needed to do any ideas, any last minute curveballs etc. But But somehow that that transmogrified into us believing that we could do not just work for the talent acquisition community, which is our mission. It's in our blood for CareerXroads, but something for the local communities in which we were we were being hosted, right? Barb Ruess 2:55Yeah, yeah, I tell people that when we talk about community, we don't just talk as we like to walk that talk in as many ways as possible. I think it was an It was a natural fit. It was a it was an idea sparked, with a couple different conversations. And then, as often happens, once I get a hold of idea, I'm happy to figure out how to execute that idea. And then the next thing you know, instead of playing golf, we were stacking food pantry shelves and flipping beds and homeless shelters. And and we really got to see some sides of communities that we certainly would not have seen otherwise. Chris Hoyt 3:30Oh, yeah. Yeah. I mean, the fun work we got to do under the umbrella of CXR Cares was and I think just the start, but that was like, really appreciate it. We had a number of members join. We In fact, we were so excited to do more of it this year, I'm literally sitting on 150 T-shirts, because of a T-shirt to everybody that would show up at the events. And of course, nobody's going anywhere. So the T-shirts, Barb Ruess 3:55We should send those out and just have people start wearing them under meeting. But yeah,

Welcome to Full Circle with Garland!On Episode 006, Garland interviews Osayamen Bartholomew, Chief Program Officer of The Real Estate Associate Program (REAP)Highlights of Episode 006:Upbringing - 2:00Living abroad and coming back - 4:10Getting her start in Marketing - 07:43The Consummate Networker - 14:37The Art of Pivoting 17:11Project REAP - 20:50Upcoming partnerships - 25:42Leadership roles in industry boards - 27:21What’s next for Osa - 30:00Inclusion in my industry looks like - 33:00Full Circle - 33:15Osayamen Asemota-Bartholomew is a marketing and communications professional with over ten years of multi-industry experience in the Commercial Real Estate, Non-Profit Education and Entertainment Industries. Born in New York City and raised in both Brooklyn, NY and Lagos, Nigeria, to Nigerian and Dominican parents, she grew up with a love for education, entertainment and economic empowerment. Osa is founder of The Gift Agency LLC, an event marketing company, and has held leadership roles in various industries, including currently serving as Chief Program Officer for The Real Estate Associate program, the largest talent management diversity initiative in commercial real estate industry. Her responsibilities include leading all operational functions, communications, alumni engagement and diversity talent placement in nine cities across the country. She has a track record for achieving revenue growth, building cohesive teams, and managing time-sensitive projects with limited budgets.Connect with Osayamen:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/osayamen/Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/hey.osaTwitter: http://www.twitter.com/heyosaREAP: https://www.projectreap.org/// Connect with and learn more about your host, Garland Fuller:Web: garlandfuller.comInstagram: @FullCircleWithGarlandLinkedIn: LinkedIn.com/in/garlandfuller

Introduction: How Do I Hear the Voice of Jesus? (John 10:1-21) You have to Want to listen. You have to spend Time listening. You have to reduce other Noise. How Do I Hear the Voice of Jesus? How Do I Know It's Jesus Speaking to Me? How do I know I'm one of His sheep? Knowing His Voice – 3 Evidences the Voice You Hear is Jesus: His voice leads to Abundant life. (John 10:7-10) His voice is Personal . (John 10:11-15) His voice brings Unity . (John 10:16-21) Sermon Notes (PDF): BLANKHint: Highlight blanks above for answers! Small Group DiscussionRead John 10:1-21What was your big “take-away” from this passage / message?The Bible says we are sheep. In what ways are we like sheep? (Bonus points for citing the appropriate Bible verses!)Tell of a time you knew you heard the voice of the Shepherd. What did He say? How did He speak? How did you know it was Jesus (and not just your own imagination)?How would you respond to a friend, whom you believe is born again, who says, “I don't think Jesus has ever spoken to me.”Why did Jesus emphasize (5x!) that He was “laying down His life”? Why do you think that was the focal point of His Shepherd metaphor here? BreakoutPray for one another to truly listen, and hear, the voice of Jesus. Then pray for the faith to follow Him.

Our podcast for today is someone who has a vision, motivation, dream, and work which has defied the odds, and I am truly honored to be able to chat with him in this episode. He is a young black entrepreneur who is extremely passionate about fighting for and helping black businesses survive and win. He is no other than Mr. David Cabello, the owner of “Black and Mobile”. It is the country's first Black Owned food delivery service that exclusively partners with Black-Owned restaurants to give them more exposure and customers. His early days are much like most of the young people in our community, he even says he felt he was dumbed until he is 21. That's because he did not really do well in school, he’s been expelled and has a been a college dropout. He did not have a man model figure growing, since his father was jailed when he was a young boy. So, he pretty much did everything by himself without mentorship from anyone aside from accepting advice and criticism from the elders or people who cares for him. The creation of Black and Mobile started when his twin brother was starting to become interested in black history and culture. They were skipping classes to learn more about it. After some time, they dropped out of college with the vision of helping black businesses in any way they can. When they got out of college, David started working delivering for Postmates, Uber Eats, and eventually for Caviar where he was making $1,100 for 30 hours of work. That’s when an idea popped that if he’s making this money delivering food on a bicycle, how much more if he owned the company. Partnered with his desire to highlight underrepresented businesses, came Black and Mobile business. Be prepared to blaze your own path as we dive into David’s wisdom and experience about how he bootstrapped his way, how he was able to turn his dream into reality, and what his struggles are and how he overcame them. If you are someone who is looking to dive into the culture and find your own concept and to find your own way and path, this episode is definitely for you. Take heed and take a lot of notes! Here’s What You Missed Why David felt he was dumbed until he’s 21What fueled David’s desire to lift black businesses upWhat’s his biggest challenge in running a black startup companyUnderstand his motivation and visionHow to gravitate people to your business Knowledge Nuggets [7:19] The richest people don't go to college. [11:31] Response to not black-owned business wanting to partner with Black and Mobile: "At this time, we are only focusing on underrepresented businesses that need help. In the future, once we have every black owned restaurant across the country on our platform, and they're able to be represented the right way, then we'll be able to do business with you." [12:49] I knew money would come. I still know more money's coming. So money is not the motivation. And that's what I want to tell anybody that's watching. If you have a business, do not do it for money. I felt that no one can duplicate what I'm doing because it's coming from the soul. [20:57] If some are where to start and be successful. And as big as us, I will literally applaud them. It's not like a competition thing, to help black businesses. If you want to go help black people and black businesses and put dollars in our community, please go do that. [22:46] Vision for the future: "Hiring our people, getting our business on there, going maybe it's a ride share and then funding these other businesses that want to start up, whether it's grocery stores or other restaurants, that way they could start up and, serve as the community." [24:00] "We need to step up and be the warrior class. You need to step up and defend our people and defend our community. And that's really a hundred percent what motivates. We know that they're fighting every day to keep us down. So I'm going to fight every day to keep us up." [24:52] You have to believe yourself. No one else is going to care or see your worth until you believe in yourself. Respect, love yourself more and start your business. [26:35] Don't worry about anybody else in your field.  Worry about what you got going on. And then from there, people will gravitate towards your business and support you more than other services. Important Reads and Links Black and Mobile Website:                                      https://www.blackandmobile.com/Black and Mobile Instagram:                                    https://www.instagram.com/blackandmobileBlack and Mobile Facebook:                                    https://www.facebook.com/theculturedelivered/Black and Mobile Twitter:                                                         https://twitter.com/BlackandMobile1  Love #DreamNation? Check Us Out on Apple Podcasts!  At Dream Nation, we’re all about building dreams. We do that through podcasts that motivate, educate, and entertain our listeners with some of the best entrepreneurs from around the world to get you to the best tips to level up your game in business in life. If you enjoyed this episode and want to keep building your dream,subscribe to the DreamNation podcast using the links below. Dream Nation on Apple Podcasts - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dream-nation/id1457381714 Dream Nation podcast website - https://dreamnationpodcast.com/ Dream Nation Facebook group - https://www.facebook.com/groups/dreamnationcommunity/ Catch your host on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/casanova_brooks/ If you are in DreamNation, thank you! Feel free to leave a review or share with a friend.

FREE BRITNEY! Well, maybe... Probably. Over the past year the whispers of Britney Spears’ unnecessary conservatorship have grown to an audible level only ever seen inside a Big 10 Stadium on a Saturday... Dive on in to the Free Britney movement with your favorite bimbos as we ask ourselves, “what the hell is a conservatorship and how does it actually effect people?” The results will have you racing to the nearest estate lawyer - or free online Last Will and Testament PDF for us poor folk. Segment start times:InteresThing of the Week - 5:21What is a conservatorship? - 13:36Britney Spears - 18:17Heart-wrenching stories of conservatorship abuse - 43:23

“God ‘s Use of an Unusual Friend”John 6:15-21What is a Friend?Proverbs 27:17 & Proverbs 27:61. The Lord’s Providence John 6:15-18 Mark 6:452. The Lord’s PlanJohn 6:17Mark 6:51-52Philippians 1:6Romans 8:293. The Lord’s PrayingJohn 6:15Mark 6:46-48Romans 8:344. The Lord’s PowerJohn 6:19-21Ø He over ruled the laws of gravityØ He over ruled the laws of natureØ He over ruled the laws of time & space Support the show (https://onrealm.org/washingtonbaptistchurch/-/give/now)

In episode 18 we kick off another episode after a semi-long hiatus during the Community Quarantine. We do a rundown of what I have been doing, look at the cull pile, and reach into the mailbag for some feedback from the meeple - and -- GIVEAWAY ALERT -If you are looking to get a new game for yourself or to make bonding time enjoyable with your loved ones while you are in quarantine, you can visit Gaming Library and get 5% off every purchase by using the coupon code THEBOARDGAMERPH.If you want to get in touch with us for feedback or if you would like to share some tabletop gaming story, or ask any gaming questions, you may reach us at:Email: theboardgamerph@gmail.comFacebook: www.facebook.com/theboardgamerphInstagram: @theboardgamerphAnd we'll get back to you either offline or in our future episodes.Enjoy the show! Don't forget to subscribe. ;)Music: www.bensound.comTimestamps:Intro 00:27WHIBP? Ticket to Ride 04:39Get it from AmazonGet it from GamingLibWHIBP? Pandemic Fall of Rome 08:08Get it from AmazonGet it from AbubotWHIBP? The Game 11:51Get it from AmazonGet it from GeekBoxWHIBP? Ticket to Ride: Japan 15:15Get it from AmazonGet it from GamingLibPlaying remotely with friends: 18:21What's in the Cull Pile? 23:15From the Meeple! 26:42OnDeck Season 2! 33:00GIVEAWAY 33:22Outro 35:37

SegmentsCoronavirus Conspiracies 3:21What are we into? 9:44Children of the Corn Reboot 19:19Ball & Chain 24:22Red Notice 26:15NASA, SpaceX and Cruise make a movie? 28:47Nic Cage as Joe Exotic 31:53Fury Files on Disney+ 36:51The New Mutants to Streaming? 40:01New Trailers 42:36Trailer LinksCapone: https://youtu.be/LHYlKQSc7rAKiller Racoons! 2!: https://youtu.be/qw7Y8iAG1S0What If Geeks is a show where middle aged dads discuss all things Geek culture. From Superheroes to Sci-Fi, movies to TV, books & comic books. We discuss what was, what is, what will be and What If?What If Geeks is owned and hosted by John Petit, Paul Seago and Eric Spitz. We discuss only public knowledge topics and do not claim to know anything from behind the scenes anywhere except in our own productions. Images, video or audio used in this work are copyright to their respective owners and are protected under international copyright laws.

Let's Go For A Drive.Podcast Episode .04. In this episode I talk to the owner’s of Modern Elix Paint Protection (PPF) Specialists. Located in West Chester, Pa.Please help support this small business. If you’re interested in having PPF installed on your car or other paint correction services, please reach out to Modern Elix at the contact information below. https://www.modernelix.com https://www.instagram.com/modernelixppf 706 Old Westtown Rd, Suite B, West Chester, Pa 19382610.506.8124Many thanks for the continued supportNotes and Timing Below:Introduction/Subscribe/iTunes 0:00Introduction to Modern Elix 0:36What is PPF (paint protection film)? 2:15Why would I want it on my car? 3:23What types of vehicles can have PPF installed on them? Just sports cars? How about suv’s, trucks? 4:33What are the properties of PPF? (self healing, scratch/chip resistant etc) 5:21What brand of PPF do you use and why (XPEL ultimate plus)? 6:01What if my car has a factory Matte/stain finish? Won’t a clear film eliminate that look (XPEL Stealth)? 7:15What’s the most popular area of a car to have it applied? What would you suggest? 7:50Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/itsjonathanmiller) 9:06a quick fun question..for a street car-3 pedals or 2? 9:46Can it only be installed on new cars, new paint only? Can you PPF an old car if the paint isn’t perfect or if it already has some chips? 10:25Why is it so expensive? 12:03How long does the PPF last once installed? 13:20Can you wax over PPF? Ceramic coat? Polish? buff? Vinyl stickers? 14:31Any negatives to installing PPF on my car? 15:48What are some of the coolest cars you have PPF’d? 16:36 Are there patterns for each panel on each car? 17:28What shapes or area on a car are the most difficult to install? Any particular car or panel on a car that has been most challenging? 19:16What is your dream car to PPF? 21:05What are the tools of a PPF installer and which one is most important? 22:02What is the difficulty level for installation if anybody out there is looking to get into it? What kind of training is available? 23:22Corona Virus Precautions? 24:16How to find Modern Elix 25:00Ending/subscribe 25:21Website https://www.Itsjonathanmiller.com Instagram https://www.instagram.com/itsjonathanmiller Facebook https://www.facebook.com/itsjonathanmiller Twitter https://twitter.com/its_jonmiller Patreon https://www.patreon.com/itsjonathanmiller Teespring https://teespring.com/stores/itsjonathanmiller Itunes Podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/lets-go-for-a-drive/id1503861602 Jonathan Miller Media LLC

Let's Go For A Drive.Podcast Episode .04. In this episode I talk to the owner’s of Modern Elix Paint Protection (PPF) Specialists. Located in West Chester, Pa.Please help support this small business. If you’re interested in having PPF installed on your car or other paint correction services, please reach out to Modern Elix at the contact information below. https://www.modernelix.com https://www.instagram.com/modernelixppf 706 Old Westtown Rd, Suite B, West Chester, Pa 19382610.506.8124Many thanks for the continued supportNotes and Timing Below:Introduction/Subscribe/iTunes 0:00Introduction to Modern Elix 0:36What is PPF (paint protection film)? 2:15Why would I want it on my car? 3:23What types of vehicles can have PPF installed on them? Just sports cars? How about suv’s, trucks? 4:33What are the properties of PPF? (self healing, scratch/chip resistant etc) 5:21What brand of PPF do you use and why (XPEL ultimate plus)? 6:01What if my car has a factory Matte/stain finish? Won’t a clear film eliminate that look (XPEL Stealth)? 7:15What’s the most popular area of a car to have it applied? What would you suggest? 7:50Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/itsjonathanmiller) 9:06a quick fun question..for a street car-3 pedals or 2? 9:46Can it only be installed on new cars, new paint only? Can you PPF an old car if the paint isn’t perfect or if it already has some chips? 10:25Why is it so expensive? 12:03How long does the PPF last once installed? 13:20Can you wax over PPF? Ceramic coat? Polish? buff? Vinyl stickers? 14:31Any negatives to installing PPF on my car? 15:48What are some of the coolest cars you have PPF’d? 16:36 Are there patterns for each panel on each car? 17:28What shapes or area on a car are the most difficult to install? Any particular car or panel on a car that has been most challenging? 19:16What is your dream car to PPF? 21:05What are the tools of a PPF installer and which one is most important? 22:02What is the difficulty level for installation if anybody out there is looking to get into it? What kind of training is available? 23:22Corona Virus Precautions? 24:16How to find Modern Elix 25:00Ending/subscribe 25:21Website https://www.Itsjonathanmiller.com Instagram https://www.instagram.com/itsjonathanmiller Facebook https://www.facebook.com/itsjonathanmiller Twitter https://twitter.com/its_jonmiller Patreon https://www.patreon.com/itsjonathanmiller Teespring https://teespring.com/stores/itsjonathanmiller Itunes Podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/lets-go-for-a-drive/id1503861602 Jonathan Miller Media LLC

Introduction: Matthew 14:33 - And those in the boat worshiped him, saying, "Truly you are the Son of God." Jesus Cares: (John 6:16-21) And you'll find out in the Storm has a plan. And He will do whatever it takes to Save you. Romans 5:8 - but God shows his love for us in that while we were still sinners, Christ died for us. And that's why we Love Him. What Motivates Someone (You) to Love Jesus Christ? Benefits Judgment Church Truth He loves you. Romans 2:4 - ...God's kindness is meant to lead you to repentance... Sermon Notes (PDF): BLANKHint: Highlight blanks above for answers! Small Group DiscussionRead John 6:16-21What was your big “take-away” from this passage / message?Why did Jesus not start the trip with the disciples (John 6:17)?When people share the Gospel, what are some of the “motivators” we use (see point 3 of message)? According to Romans 2:4, what is the #1 motivator? Why do you think that is? How do YOU typically motivate when you share Christ?BreakoutPray for one another. Pray for a reasonable response from our nation in regards to the Coronavirus.

SCRIPTURE REFERENCESActs 2:14-47 NASBOUTLINECowardice -> Courage (2:14-15)Self -> Scripture (2:16-21)Bitterness -> Beauty ( 2:22-23)Apprehension -> Anticipation ( 2:24-35)Hopeless -> Hopeful (2:37-41)Isolation -> Integration (2:42-47) QUESTIONSGod loves to meet us where we are and grow us to look more like Jesus. What is an area you tend to shrink back from and remain silent when you should speak? Why? What would it look like to repent and ask God to meet you in it? Matthew 26:69 & Acts 2:14-15What would you like to speak to those in your community group about how you see Jesus growing them? How can you encourage growth in others around you?In what areas do you tend to trust your own wisdom rather than God’s wisdom? How do you discern the difference between God’s wisdom and your own wisdom? Who helps you talk through discernment? What would repentance of self wisdom and dependence on God’s wisdom look like this week? Matthew 16: 22 & Acts 2: 16 – 21What areas of your life seem purposeless directionless and pointless? How does this impact your attitude and outlook? What would it look like to invite Jesus into that place and see his purpose and plan? Luke 22: 62 Acts 2 : 22 – 23What areas of your life seem purposeless directionless and pointless? How does this impact your attitude and outlook? What would it look like to invite Jesus into that place and see his purpose and plan? Luke 22:62 acts 2:22 – 23How has the reality of the resurrection help you overcome anxiety and apprehension? How does Jesus’ victory over sin and death impact you today? In what ways have you “gone fishing “? John 21:3 & Acts 2:37 – 41*For more info, visit hillsidefellowship.org*Support the show (https://hillsidefellowship.org/give/)

Introduction: Three Things You Need to Know About How Salvation Works (John 3:1-21): Salvation is Solely a work of the Holy Spirit . (John 3:1-8) Salvation is only understood Correctly as Jesus describes it. (John 3:9-15) Your part of salvation is Believing . (John 3:16-21) Three Things You Must Believe About Believing: God's heart is to Save . (John 3:17) Believing is what makes the difference. (John 3:18) Where You stand with the Light reveals where you stand with God. (John 3:19-21) Sermon Notes (PDF): BLANKHint: Highlight blanks above for answers! Small Group DiscussionRead John 3:1-21What was your big “take-away” from this passage / message?Someone once said to me, angrily, “It doesn’t matter, God just picks who He wants saved anyways.” How would you respond to that?When it comes to salvation, are you more Calvinist (God chooses who comes to Him) or Armenian (man makes the choice to come to God)? Why? What about the side where you don’t lean makes it harder to believe? (That is, if you believe God chooses, why do you struggle thinking man has a choice? Or if you believe it’s man’s choice, why do you struggle believing it’s God that chooses?)Jesus used the word “believe” seven times in this passage. How would you define what it means to believe?BREAKOUTPray for one another to truly understand what it means to be “born again”. Ask the Holy Spirit to move in your heart and the hearts of those who come to HBC.

In this episode of Beneath the Subsurface we're focusing on Latin America and how the recent Spectrum acquisition has enriched and expanded TGS' data library. Erica interviews Richie Miller and David Hajovsky, our experts in this prolific region. We'll explore the hottest regions in the South Atlantic margin as well as the bidding climate in Brazil and the path forward for data and technology investments. TABLE OF CONTENTS00:00 - Intro01:20 - Geopolitical Climate in Mexico, Argentina, Brazil07:12 - Frontier Activity in Latin America10:28 - G&G Technology Applications12:22 - Equatorial Margins15:02 - Investments in the Region16:47 - Brazil Bid & Licensing Rounds19:58 - Identifying Leads23:54 - Data, Beyond Seismic - Geological and Geochemical26:38 - Old Technology, New Applications, New Techniques30:00 - Predicting New Plays34:27 - Conclusion EXPLORE MORE FROM THE EPISODELearn more about TGS in Latin AmericaSantos Basin Project ExpansionBrazil Multibeam and Seep Study Project EPISODE TRANSCRIPTErica Conedera:00:00Hello and welcome to Beneath the Subsurface a podcast that explores the intersection of geo science and technology. From the software development department here at TGS, I'm your host, Erica Conedera. This episode we're focusing on Latin America and how the recent Spectrum acquisition has enriched and expanded TGS' data library. As you'll hear, Spectrum brings not only a strategic library of seismic data, but also a team of proven and qualified experts in Latin America. We'll explore the hottest regions in the South Atlantic margin as well as the bidding climate in Brazil and the path forward for data and technology investments. I'm really excited today to be in the studio with Richie Miller. He ran things in Latin America for Spectrum and David Hajovsky, our VP of Latin America. So we're here today to talk about how the spectrum acquisition is adding value to our library of data in the Latin America region. So to start off Latin-America is a huge region. There's plenty of geographic diversity there. What are some of the hallmarks of the industry in this region? David Hajovsky:01:20Yeah, well, I think first off, I guess, thanks for having us on here. It's a pleasure to sit here and kinda talk about something that I know Richie and I have both been working on for for a number of years now. I think for me, when I look at Latin America one of the big pieces is the kind of geopolitical ups and downs. You see where markets open markets close and it makes it complicating and interesting when it comes to trying to find the right way to invest there. I think a good example of that is Mexico. It's a market that had been closed off to foreign investment for over 70 years. And during the energy reform, it opened up and you had a lot of multi-client activity both from a spectrum and TGS. And now under the new administration you're seeing things take a turn in the other direction. So it's, it's interesting to kind of see how these things evolve and go and how it makes us manage and be very insightful about our business and how we make our decisions. Richie Miller:02:21And I think we're still real positive on Mexico. It's a huge footprint and the government's indicating they, over the next couple of years, they may move forward again. Like industry wants, it's a great opportunity there. And, we're, we're in a great position. David Hajovsky:02:37Yeah. And I think when you look in Mexico as an example on that, we're still seeing, despite some of the political rhetoric, when, when a more nationalist government gets in office, the exploration that's currently moving forward is still moving forward. You're still having seismic shot, you're still having wells get drilled. So that momentum is still carrying through. And, and that's the thing about our business. It's a long term business. So everything there, we typically ride out all political cycles. So it's just a matter of timing on how that happens. Richie Miller:03:07Yeah. And it's even longer for the, for our customers in the E&P world, they, they look at, at, at decades where we seem to be tied into a four to six, eight year cycle similar to Argentina. I mean, in Mexico, we have an election coming up in Argentina. But the talk to the, our customers, there's not a big concern. We may see a government flip there but it's longterm we're positioned for it. And I think it'll work out just fine. David Hajovsky:03:37Yeah, I think that brings up a, I mean we were both down in Buenos Aires for the ABG international conference. It's a conference of petroleum geologists and certainly I would think we both agree the, the views and the rhetoric coming from all the oil companies there who are our clients was very favorable, very positive on kind of longer term investment outlook. So this makes us feel optimistic about the region. And then just the business in general. Richie Miller:04:03Yeah, that's- and companies like Shell and Chevron, et cetera. They've been in country for quite a long time when there was a different government in place and different price controls. They're the same companies that came in and picked up blocks offshore. Not Chevron, but Shell was pretty aggressive. Yup. Erica Conedera:04:22What do you see happening with round two in Argentina? Richie Miller:04:25A round two is, is pretty exciting. So we have an election coming up. First elections actually late October. The way that's gonna work. If no one gets a majority, then there'll be a runoff in November. We understand from the government that they're going to announce this round the first week of November to open up in April and close in October. That works out real well for us because it hits this budget year cycle for our customers that are looking for some end of year deals. We've had the data that we'll be ready in February that's going to be in the Colorado basin that will be on that round. After the first round, we've seen more interest from, from industry that have come in and, and picked up some data. We even with the uncertainty in the election, we think round two is going to be a bigger, a bigger deal than round one, which was obviously a huge deal for the Argentinian government. David Hajovsky:05:22I think it's one of the things that it's an observation we have, that on that initial round. A lot of the players that end up participating are companies that have some sort of presence in Argentina already. You have a few new players that come in from the international space. But once you get that hub and you have some of that acreage, it makes the investment point that much lower. So as you move into around two companies that already have an established position are able to be more aggressive as they go forward. And because of the success of round one, we're also introducing more international applicants coming into to attract it. So it kind of builds up on itself, builds a scale that we need. And I think that kind of goes to a lot of the rationale behind the, the merger between Spectrum and TGS is prior to this, TGS would not have had the same type of conversations or the same position. But Spectrum has done a fantastic job of understanding the above ground environment and understanding the below ground potential and moving on that and allowing us to, to now work together and try to build a, a better position. Richie Miller:06:21What the ministry has indicated is they've put sectors out that cover the Colorado basin, the deep water area of a Southern area of Argentina as well as the ultra deep of the Northern and Southern parts of Argentina. So they've asked for the E&P business or industry to nominate specific areas. And a real positive thing for TGS is we've got that area completely covered with new data. It's really the only data that's out there to, to help with this round. It's just in this round. So they've also asked us to do some of our G&G work and, and nominate areas based on what we think is prospective. The good thing about our businesses is everybody has a different idea on prospectivity and that's why we see different companies bidding on different areas. And that works well for us. Erica Conedera:07:12So looking at other countries in the region, certainly Brazil has had a lot of activity, but what other countries do you guys have eyes on right now? David Hajovsky:07:18Well, I mean, a big piece of the market for, for both Brazil- I mean for TGS and Spectrum was Brazil, Argentina and Mexico. These are the big kind of established markets where you have a lot of investment already from our client's side and kind of justifies us being there in that way. We're always looking and screening all the other potentials that could be there. You can go down the list. I mean, what we're seeing right now, offshore Guyana where Exxon and now Tullow have had just a string of discoveries. It's really opening up new ideas and play concepts, not just for Guyana but along the entirety of the margin. And so I think that's, those are sayings that we watch out for in, from a business development point of view and try to understand how can that concept be an analog somewhere else that we're maybe not currently working or are currently working and trying to build up a new narrative to attract industry. Richie Miller:08:14Yeah, there's a, I think Apache's just spudding a well in Surinam, and it's right next door. So hopefully that will, will lead to more success for that that basin. There is a data footprint for the companies for TGS in Barbados and Trinidad. And we understand BHP moving forward with a potential well in Barbados. That's not been confirmed yet, but that's, that's positive at different play type. But there's always the thought that maybe the, the Cretaceous wonder basin underneath Guyana extends underneath Trinidad and Barbados. So there's a lot of activity and looking around in that, in that region right now it's pretty active. David Hajovsky:08:55And when you say, I mean, that's, that's to me been a key insight into the business and in my short time in the business is that new data opens up new ideas, new concepts. A lot of these places have had acquisition or seismic acquisition for 30, 40 years. And it's when you come in with new technologies and new ways of, of trying to acquire this that you can get different concepts and ideas that come out of that and that, that starts the whole new process of, okay, next round of exploration. Here we go. Richie Miller:09:26And that's really true for Trinidad, that there was a lot of MC activity in the 90s and early two thousands, and it's just been dead. Now there's they're L&G outputs going down there looking for new exploration. So there's opportunities and it could be reprocessing, et cetera. But you're starting to see more companies BHP, BP, Shell, all drilling new Wells to try to increase that gas production there. You know, gas is our future. So it's, it's Trinidad's working towards that. David Hajovsky:10:02Yeah. Especially areas like Trinidad where you have a a hundred plus years of production in place, you have a lot of legacy infrastructure. So the cost to get that to a economic point is much lower than being in a ranked frontier area for something like that. And it's for that reason that you do is, as Richie mentioned there, these companies will continue to invest in and explore there. Richie Miller:10:22Yeah. And Barbados is a great place to go visit for oil and gas. So David Hajovsky:10:26Yeah, I can imagine. Well, if got your Barbadian shirt on. Erica Conedera:10:28So you had mentioned, using other G&G technologies in the region. Can you talk a little bit more about that? What exactly we're using? What's exciting to you? David Hajovsky:10:39Yeah, so a lot of we tried to think about, and we, we interact a lot with our clients, try and understand what are the tools that they need or what are the types of data they need in order to de-risk these positions and decisions. And, you know, historically 2D seismic is your, is your frontier tool. You go in, can acquire regional grid at a relatively economic basis. It allows for large screening and then you'd move on to 3D seismic to go beyond that. But I think TGS, in recent years we've taken an approach of looking and introducing different technologies. So for example, we've been working with multi-beam and coring data to try to build a larger geochemical database. So we have the geophysical database and now we're building up the geochemical database and you integrate that data in and you're able to update your geologic model. And these are the sorts of tools that, that explorers who are our clients can then utilize to better de-risk their position in decisions. Richie Miller:11:37Yeah. One of the I think both companies (TGS & Spectrum) or one company now, that we is, how do we generate derivative products to generate additional revenues off of these, you know, some of the legacy surveys. And I know that a, we were working on some different potential fields, products in Latin America. It's still trying to get traction with, with these, E&Ps or some exploration products. The, you know, then you add in the multibeam products and things like that. It's really what do the customers need and what will they pay for. And, and we're starting to get, go down that path to find out what's gonna work and what won't work. Erica Conedera:12:22So David, you had mentioned Guyana and activity in Brazil. Can we go back to that a little bit? David Hajovsky:12:27Yeah, I think in part of what we see when, when all companies are having the type of success they're having in Guyana and testing play concepts successfully in testing new concepts, we didn't think about where those analogs might be. And I think one of the areas that we think has a lot of untapped potential is equatorial margin Brazil. So we were just going further down the coastline really. And, and one of the issues we have is you've had some very successful license rounds up there. You've had some seismic shot and certainly one of our plans is to continue to invest on a geophysical data because we feel it's needed, but we need to see some drilling activity. And that's been one of the slowdowns in the ability for the Brazil equatorial margin and truly get unlocked is from a permitting point of view, regulatory point of view. It's been very slow process to get Wells permitted and then drilled. Richie Miller:13:21Yeah. That too. To move to the next phase we need wells drilled in an equatorial margins. We've been working with the government on that. The government knows that the oil and gas companies and our customers are working towards that. We understand that a, there's, there's two, two big permits that the industry is watching. It's a BP permit and a Total permit. And, in the Amazonous region, we understand those permits are very close. We anticipate seeing a well drilled there next year sometime. Well let's hope that moves forward. Those leases were granted in 2013 so they should be onto the second phase of their exploration period, which then they ended up dropping some of that acreage, which spurs our activity in sales in the, in the data there we own that area of, of Brazil from French Guyana around the corner to Potiguar. Richie Miller:14:15And I think we've only seen seen two or three Wells drilled since that round. And there's been a couple of rounds since then. There was 14 or 15 with some scattering of acreage. But to really take advantage, Brazil needs to get these Wells drilled and, and they know it. They, there's a very large push within the government. You know, it's a relatively new government administration and, and they have license rounds that are scheduled out through 2021. We'll see a lot of acreage taken. But again, I go back to, we have to have Wells drilled and that's what part of our, our whole strategy in Brazil with the, with the team we have working there is to work on the political side as well. Erica Conedera:15:02So from what I'm hearing, you're not seeing a lot of investment in the region. How does that impact your own investment in the area? Richie Miller:15:10Well, there actually is a, some investment from TGS coming up in the equatorial margins. The, the pioneer, which is a, a BGP vessel that's worked for us for quite some time. It will be mobilizing into the Para-Manhao area of Brazil in early November. And we're going to acquire about 10,000 kilometers. It's an infill program of one of the Fugro surveys we've picked up. We're starting to see movement in our in our client base on, in that area. And it's a sector and round 17 is right in the middle of it. So we'll, we'll acquire this survey. We'll have it processed to be available in probably April of next year. So it is a continued investment. It's also an area that, that we see some lookalikes to the Guyana plays the Ranger and, and also Liza discoveries. It's pretty exciting that that Brazil can can have instead of the salt basins that, that is very prolific as we, we, we see the opportunity for a whole new oil and gas province to open up. What about a consultant named Pedro Zalan it's been doing quite a bit of work up there and he's he's working on a new area there right now that we will be presenting at an exploration seminar that, that we have scheduled for November 7th here for our new venture customers. So we'll during that seminar we'll be showcasing really an Atlantic Margin portfolio of projects and and he'll be speaking at that. Erica Conedera:16:47So you guys mentioned bid rounds in Brazil. Can you explain how these bid rounds work for those of us who are not in the know such as myself? David Hajovsky:16:54Yeah. So so Brazil's a, an interesting place. They actually have a number of different types of, of contracts that they offer up in these bid rounds. So they have what they call concession licensed rounds. So these are areas that are outside of the, the salt basins. Back in 2010, Brazil, after having some of these massive pre-salt discoveries, the government made a decision to kind of hive off an area that they call the pre-salt polygon. And within that area, a new acreage opportunities were kind of pushed to the side and for the time being, and outside of that is where you could get acreage if you're an outside investor starting in 20, well, they've, they've gone through a multitude of different things. But starting in 2017 there had been a hiatus on rounds and Brazil brought them back in a big way. So the concession license round means an oil company enters into a concession contract where you just pay a royalty fee. Inside of the pre-salt polygon, they offer up what they're called production sharing agreements. And so what companies are actually bidding on is profit oil that they would pay to the government. So as they move into production, they agree to pay X percentage to the government as a result. So it's just different mechanisms by which the government is able to recoup some of their, their resource or, or monetizing their resource. I should, I should say. David Hajovsky:18:16And Brazil is also introduced to a new thing called the open door policy. So open round and effectively like a lot of open door policies, companies can come in, review the data and we have some of this data that we're reworking right now to try and promote that. But then they would put an offer on a block on a given set of minimum. And then if nobody counter bids and they're able to take that acreage. And what this does by having these very different round mechanisms out there, you have a multitude of, of companies and players that come there. So for the pre-salt rounds, which are the production sharing contracts, you tend to have a very large IOC. So the international oil companies some of the larger national oil companies because these are very capital intensive investments. You need to have a big balance sheet and a big portfolio enabled to do that. On the concession rounds you'll see the same mix of players, but you also introduce some of the more independent companies, so a little bit smaller and more exploration focused and they're able to get some of the, the acreage that's away from the salt basins. David Hajovsky:19:17So a little bit lower value point in terms of getting acreage access and if they're able to work that up and do it in a way that is accretive to their portfolio. And with the open door policy, I think Brazil is really trying to push to even another tier of players to bring smaller companies, both local Brazilian companies and international companies to help diversify the mix of, of players that you have in the place. And so for a company like ourselves, we try to provide data that's going to target all, all three of these. And having a larger client mix is always a good thing. It allows us to take more risk and allows us to feel comfortable with taking that risk because there's more need for the data products that we create. Richie Miller:19:58It's encouraging that we're seeing a new entrance into Brazil. And just recently within the last quarter, we've seen, two new companies come into license data that, that are currently not players in Brazil that is very positive compared to some other other areas in the world. But they're looking for these smaller opportunities, like David said, on the, these permanent round blocks. And we have every permanent round block is covered by some sort of TGS data, legacy data, some of the new data that, that we've acquired. And extremely positive. They, they're coming to us. There's nowhere else to go to right now. We're working in this data where we have a G&G group in the Houston office here and also over in Woking that that help with identifying leads on this data that help us push out to clients. So traditional way of just selling the data in a line by line basis based on the line quality, the data quality, we're taking that a step forward and, and developing leads by a group of explorationists. These are people that have worked with oil and gas companies understand what oil and gas companies are looking for. And that's what we're being, we're, that's what we're pushing out to market right now. David Hajovsky:21:14And I think one of the interesting things that we see on that front historically for these sort of G & G value add products the, the client mix for that are tend to not be the super major clients. They have their own internal staff that will work and do that. It's kind of into their, their value point. But it's typically made for companies, smaller companies that may not have the resource for that sort of staffing or certainly some of the national oil companies who like to have different viewpoints and perspectives. But I think what we see now in today's world, even the super major clients see value in what we're providing there. And I think a lot of that is kind of based on the quality of, of the, the staff we have and the work effort that's being put there. So it's a, it's certainly helped us to better understand what our client needs are and the way they're kind of thinking about problems and allowing us to better address those problems in a way. Richie Miller:22:06Yeah. And I, I think it's, it's also on the investment side. We're, we're saying new ideas based on, on the data that's been interpreted that helps us develop more programs and, and make those investments that we have planned over the next few years in Brazil. And Brazil is open for business and we're going to hit it in a, in a big way. We speaking to the rounds on round 17 we've just completed a, a Potiguar 3D survey. It's about 10,000 kilometers and there's, in round 17, which will be next year. There's about 4,000 kilometers of that. That's over open acreage that we're seeing companies that are, they're interested in that. It's, it's gonna provide that, that opportunity for the industry really, and we're not seeing that much in Brazil, but they're going to have 3D prior to the rounds. Versus the, just the 2D portfolio. David Hajovsky:22:59Yeah, I think that was one of the things that that we've tried to do is, I mean, as a, as a geophysical contractor, we want to make sure we can provide the best quality data ahead of a round and for this upcoming round 16, which is less than two weeks away at this stage we were able to get out there and get 3D data ahead of the round for both Campos Basin and the Santos Basin. And these are proven to be very well received by industry. These are the type of products that helps them de-risk major decisions, I mean, when we talk about Campos basin, one of the blocks that's on offer there, the minimum signature bonus. So this is what an oil company is going to be obligated to pay at a bare minimum is $350 million for one block. And so to have the seismic that's going to de-risk that structure and allow them to better understand what the real potential is there, it's a, it's a huge benefit. So we're, we're happy to be able to provide that. Erica Conedera:23:54So you had talked about the different G&G data products that we're offering aside from the 2D and 3D seismic, can you talk a little bit about what else? David Hajovsky:24:05Yeah, so we, we've been offering we've touched on some of the derivatives that you receive off of the 2D and 3D. So work effort that happens beyond that, can be something as simple as an interpretation, can be different kind of attribute work, different sort of packages that we can customize for whatever the client needs are, integrating different data types. So TGS, I mean, obviously the, the Wells business is a huge piece for us. So this is where we would go into a given country, get access to their well database. A lot of times this data is very old. It's very spotty. It needs a lot of cleanup. So we've kind of honed that process down where we're able to take these well logs cleaned them up, make them interpretable, integrate them into packages that our clients are able to access. David Hajovsky:24:56On the geochemical side, we've been doing a lot of work effort with these large scale multi-beam projects. As an example in Mexico, when that market opened up, we acquired a multi-beam over 600,000 square kilometers of offshore Mexico. So effectively covering everything and utilizing that data, we're then able to high grade a coring location. So piston course something that oil companies have done from for a very long time, for 50 plus years. But by using this technology of the high res multibeam data, we're able to better high-grade where to take these cores. They'll find the right sort of areas to, to try to find hydrocarbon samples on the sea floor. And, and what we found is a very high success rate there. And you're able to correlate that back. And so for oil companies, when they're trying to do their, their basin modeling and understand where they need to be thinking about these are the types of data sets they can integrate in with our regional seismic or 3D seismic and better de-risk the play. Richie Miller:25:55No, it's, it's what, what do our customers need and that that was one of the items in a multibeam that came back and, and it's, it's working with our core key customers to understand what they need and what else we can provide. And the industry is changing that way and it's real positively. You put the two companies together, there's a lot of opportunity and a lot of geographic space to, to put together products. Erica Conedera:26:22In our last episode, we actually talked about multi beam, so we had a whole episode on that. David Hajovsky:26:26Good. Well then they've dove, they know a lot more about it than than I do, which is which is a good thing cause then they can go focus on that. Richie Miller:26:34Yeah. When I listened to it, I learned a lot more about multibeam. David Hajovsky:26:38No, but I think it's a, one of the things is it's taking old technologies and applying them in a new way. It's just like reprocessing data, which is a big part of our, our businesses. When you have legacy data, so data that might've been acquired in the 90s in the 1980s even more recent vintages, a lot of times the, the processing flow and the algorithms that were used to try to create an image were, were very antiquated either by a limitation on compute or for just the limitation in the code. But even taking legacy data and applying today's technology on it, we're able to see significant uplift. And, and a lot of times we'll go and capture that data and try to uplift that data to help compliment in what we're doing from a new data acquisition point of view. And it helps us better set the parameters on this new acquisition to ensure that geophysically, we're going to address the geologic problems in that area. Richie Miller:27:32Yeah. Imaging technology is, is we try to keep up with it on with the acquisition is not changing a lot, but imaging technology changes day to day. It's it's really breakthrough technology that's coming through and helping the E&Ps discover more resources and, and it's a big part of TGS is moving that imaging into the next the next phase. David Hajovsky:28:00And I think we've seen in, you know, you can take data sets that were acquired five years ago and, and processed with the latest and greatest five years ago and applying the technologies today. And we'll talk specifically about technologies like full wave form inversion to help better resolve the velocity field and you'll see a significant upgrade in that image quality. It's probably tantamount to the photo quality I have on my iPhone 11 compared to on my original, you know, iPhone three. If they even had that name back then, I mean, it's it's incredible resolution and detail and it's those sort of upgrades and insights that allow people to think about different plays and different concepts in ways that we need to be moving the needle. Richie Miller:28:48It's a big part of our business is we have to have refresh data ready when the opportunity arises, whether it's a discovery well there's a discovery that spurs is a, is a good tar trigger on, on, on sales of data. And then for license round, sometimes they surprise us some of these governments. And if we don't have that, the data ready and it's been reprocessed with the latest technology we may miss. So it's our job to identify what we think will, will the be, the surveys that we need to upgrade. Yeah. David Hajovsky:29:22Yeah. I think it's a, when you, when you mentioned that thing about the licensed rounds gets sprung upon us, it's Brazil for this round 16 that's upcoming here in two weeks time. When we were talking about trying to get 3D data ahead of the round that was certainly one of the big challenges we had was how can we, under this limited time frame and the way that this round has been earmarked, how can we get out there with a vessel, acquire the data, process the data, get a workable product to the client base. And it puts a lot of pressure on us to come up with creative solutions. But I think in most of these instances we've been able to luckily enough, stay ahead. Erica Conedera:30:00So it sounds like one of the challenges is predicting where the next big play is going to be. What about the Santos Campos? Richie Miller:30:08Well, I think, you know, that's a great question because back geez, it's been two years ago now, we, we made, we took the risk to move offshore into the outside the BEZ or the Brazilian economic zone which was out at that point. It still is at 200 miles. We started acquiring a survey and with TGS we, we partnered saw the opportunity and it's a new play, very similar to what's inbound on, on Santos. But some of the, some of the data we're seeing already and some of the experts that are working that they think it can be just as big as what's already been discovered in the Santos Basin. And so we're, we're talking 30 to 50 billion barrels. It's a big number to, to even throw out there because people will disagree with you. But we've, we've made an investment already. We've acquired 7,000 kilometers, 8,000 kilometers. We're going to go ahead and pick up the rest of that later this year. It's a big risk. But I think there's a very big reward for TGS and, and also our customers cause we're going to provide that data 3D data instead of 2D data before the rounds. And we're hearing that, that, EEZ (Exclusive Economic Zone). The rounds good chance there'll be offered in and round 18, which will be in 2021, which gives us a good time to plenty of time to get the data processed and out and for the customers to interpret it and have it ready for the round. David Hajovsky:31:49Yeah. And I, and I think that, you know, it, it is true. It is risk, but I think it's calculated risk. I mean, when just talking about the, the UNCLOS (United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea) process. So this is the process by which a company can extend out their current exclusive economic zone. Brazil was the second country to apply for that back in 2004. So these things take time. But certainly I think what we saw as we looked at that area is there's great momentum. The government realizes there's good resource potential there. Technically it makes sense to extend this out. And you're getting all the right stakeholders in place, both with the UN with the Navy, with A and P with the government to, to see this move forward. And so, yes, it was a risk. It was a calculated risk. But I think it's the, certainly gonna prove to be the right decision where I've seen that I think kind of payout in itself Richie Miller:32:41That, yeah, that's right. That we and Argentina, they've, they've been granted the rights and Uruguay has been granted the rights. There's a few little areas in Brazil they're still working on in New York. You know, ironically Pedro Zalan on who we we mentioned earlier is working with the UN and the Brazilian government on that. Our country manager draw credit has been very involved in this whole process with the couple of the universities. We're, we're the only ones that have data that, that show the prospectivity outside the 200 miles. And we're using that and, helping the government move forward and we expect some very big results not only out of the expiration but also out of for TGS on the, on the data sales. David Hajovsky:33:26Yeah. And I think that this is the, this is part of the positioning, right? Is that we want to be viewed as allies to the governments and we're trying to help them promote their areas as we're trying to help our clients promote their own interests. And so it becomes a mutually beneficial relationship among all three. And so this has been the key strategy for, for TGS and Spectrum, and now we're bringing those strengths together. Richie Miller:33:52Yeah. Yeah. We, it's a footprint that we're putting together that with, when all said and done, we'll probably end up with about 40 to 50,000 square kilometers that's continuous. It's it's a must be basin. We have to be in Santos and Campos similar to some of the large basins and, and in the U S a on shore with the sale markets. They're the hottest basins in the world right now. And TGS is in, in all of them. David Hajovsky:34:20Yeah. We hope to continue that and I don't see any reason why we won't be able to keep moving that ball forward. Erica Conedera:34:27Well guys, it sounds like a, you have a lot of work ahead of you and we're definitely very excited about the value that the spectrum acquisition has added to our data libraries. So very glad you guys could be with us today. Richie Miller:34:39I appreciate it. It was it's going to be a fun group to work with. The the, there was a lot of success with this library, you know, not only in Latin America but in Africa and other areas of the world that, that we've added to. But it was, it's a top down approach that you know, the support, getting the financing to do some of these projects, the processing groups the finance groups, you got to invoice this. Everybody's touching it. Everybody in the office, the, you've got the, the it groups and the computer centers. It's, everybody's working on this together and it made it successful. So it's it's now to capitalize on the opportunities moving forward. David Hajovsky:35:18Yeah, and I think that it's a, it's a huge benefit to TGS to be bringing in this, this established Spectrum team. I mean, these guys have proven track record and we're creating, I think one of the strongest teams in industry. I think we could be Dallas Cowboys-like probably mid nineties Cowboys on that Superbowl run, I think is probably where we'll end up being. We'll see what happens this year. Erica Conedera:35:43All right. Thanks guys.

Sermon NotesA cry in the darkness1. Behold God’s Lamb, and weep. v1-21What do you hear, when you listen to the Lamb upon the cross?• Forsakenness (1,2)• Faithfulness (3-5, 9-11, 19-21)• Forgiveness (6-8, 12-18)2. Behold God’s love, and worship. v22-31What do you hear, when you listen to the Lamb upon the throne?• Love (24-25)• Life (26)• Lordship (21-23, 27-31)

Ephesians 2:1, 4-7, 14-16 & 3:6-11, 14-21What’s the number one question kids ask the most? Why? Why do I have to go to bed? Why can’t I have oreos for supper? Why is the sky blue? Why do dogs have hair? Why? Why? Why? I’ve probably answered 14,000,000 “why” questions from my kids. It’s an important question for kids. They are learning how to live in the world. They are learning what to do, how to do it, and what they should and could do. Here are some why questions for us: Why are you at Journey Church? If you’ve been here a while, why did you come back? Why did you choose to stay? Why do you serve? Why do we do what we do? Why did we start this church almost two years ago in the first place? Why is this church important to the community and the Kingdom of God? Why is answering “why” so important? It clarifies everything.It guides what we do and how we do it. It builds accountability.God’s why is our why.Our "why" as a church: We exist to make Jesus known to every person in our community. Support the show (https://tithe.ly/give_new/www/#/tithely/give-one-time/92323)

Labor Of Love, Overcomer Movie Series Part 3For God is not unrighteous to forget your work and labor of love, which you have showed toward his name. Hebrews 6:10 For we never fail to remember your works of faith and labours of love and your persistent and unwavering hope in our Lord Jesus Christ in the presence of our God and Father; Thessalonians 1:3 “This is what you are. This is what your consciousness has breathed and lived on and enjoyed throughout your life - your soul, your immortality, your life in others. This will be you-the you that enters the future and becomes a part of it.” ― Boris Pasternak, Doctor Zhivago“The first responsibility of a leader is to define reality. The last is to say thank you. In between, the leader is a servant.” – Max DePreeYOU CAN TEACH WHAT YOU KNOW, BUT YOU CAN ONLY REPRODUCE WHAT YOU ARE.1 Timothy 1:1,2 1Paul, an apostle of Christ Jesus by the command of God our Savior and of Christ Jesus our hope,2To Timothy my true son in the faith: Grace, mercy and peace from God the Father and Christ Jesus our Lord.Being a spiritual father is not related to gender, and a woman can function as a spiritual father just as well as a man (Gal. 3:28). General Douglas MacArthur Was Named Father Of The Year In 1942“By profession I am a soldier and take pride in that fact. But I am prouder — infinitely prouder — to be a father.A soldier destroys in order to build; the father only builds, never destroys. The one has the potentiality of death; the other embodies creation and life. And while the hordes of death are mighty, the battalions of life are mightier still.What is a Spiritual Father? Spiritual Father is one that is used to reproduce spiritual children. 1 John 2:12 - 14 I am writing to you, dear children, because your sins have been forgiven on account of his name. 13I am writing to you, fathers, because you know him who is from the beginning. I am writing to you, young men, because you have overcome the evil one. 14I write to you, dear children, because you know the Father. I write to you, fathers, because you know him who is from the beginning. I write to you, young men, because you are strong, and the word of God lives in you, and you have overcome the evil one.” What Do Spiritual Fathers/Mothers Do?I Corinthians 4:14 - 21, 14 “I am writing this not to shame you but to warn you as my dear children. 15Even if you had ten thousand guardians in Christ, you do not have many fathers, for in Christ Jesus I became your father through the gospel. 16Therefore I urge you to imitate me. 17For this reason I have sent to you Timothy, my son whom I love, who is faithful in the Lord. He will remind you of my way of life in Christ Jesus, which agrees with what I teach everywhere in every church. 18Some of you have become arrogant, as if I were not coming to you. 19But I will come to you very soon, if the Lord is willing, and then I will find out not only how these arrogant people are talking, but what power they have. 20For the kingdom of God is not a matter of talk but of power. 21What do you prefer? Shall I come to you with a rod of discipline, or shall I come in love and with a gentle spirit? IMPLANT - my dear children.CLAIM - do not have many fathers, for in Christ Jesus I became your father through the gospelEXAMPLE - imitate meTEACH - what I teach everywhere in every church.DEMONSTRATE - kingdom of God is not a matter of talk but of power. DISCIPLINE - Shall I come to you with a rod of discipline, or shall I come in love and with a gentle spirit? General MacArthur’s Father’s Prayer“Build me a son, O Lord, who will be strong enough to know when he is weak, brave enough to face himself when he is afraid, one who will be proud and unbending in honest defeat, and humble and g

"This month shall be unto you the beginning of months:it shall be the first month of the year to you." - Exodus 12:2We are a people of deliverance - therefore we must be a people of remembrance. We have stepped into the Passover season, a season of humility where the barley sheaves are bowed low and are waiting for their harvest. Today is the day we walked out of Egypt triumphantly - a people of deliverance who have come out of darkness and into the glorious light of our King!We have been called to participate in the greatest rhythm of timing ever established - the rhythm of the newness of life. This life begins with the celebration of our Creator's timing, and the gathering together unto Him - His people who have been set-apart from the systems of this world by the blood of the Lamb. Messiah was bruised, crushed, crucified, buried and raised to life--for you--for me.He is our Passover Lamb and our grain offering of lowly barley. He was not interested in His own glory but His Father's alone. He presented Himself on high for OUR acceptance before His Father, therefore we possess a living hope! Lest we forget our beloved suffering Servant and fall back into the hands of the dark kingdom, let us remember, with great fear, wonderment and awe, Messiah's work on the stake."For many – of whom I have often told you, and now say to you even weeping – walk as enemies of the stake of Messiah, their end is destruction, their mighty one is their stomach, and their esteem is in their shame – they mind the earthly for our citizenship is in the heavens, from which we also eagerly wait for the Saviour, the Master Yahushua Messiah, who shall change our lowly body, to be conformed to His esteemed body, according to the working by which He is able even to bring all under His control." -- Philippians 3:18-21What is the Master whispering to you this season? How will you come into sync with His timing?Recorded at the Prayer & Training Center in Fort Worth, Texas (3/17/2019)

Jesus came with his disciples into the house.  Again the crowd gathered, making it impossible for them even to eat.  When his relatives heard of this they set out to seize him, for they said, “He is out of his mind.” Mark 3:20-21What an interesting passage this is.  We start with the obvious premise that Jesus is perfect in every way.  He is the very Wisdom of God and is God.  Everything He said and did reveals the perfect love of the Most Holy Trinity.But what was the response to Him?  Some people, of course, listened to Him attentively with faith and glorious astonishment at His words and actions.  They could see His divinity shine through and knew He was the Son of God, the Savior of the World.But this passage reveals that others, even some who were His own relatives, thought He was “Out of His mind!”  Very interesting and very revealing for our own faith journey.If this was said of Jesus in His perfection, so it also will be said of us if we follow in His ways.  Following Jesus and fulfilling His divine will in our lives will not always be accepted by others.  Yes, acts of kindness and mercy toward the less fortunate, for example, will generally be seen by all as a good and virtuous thing to do.  But there are many things we are called to say and do by the Gospel that will invite the criticism of others.  When this happens, we should not be astonished, hurt or scandalized.  We should not become angry or resentful.  Rather, we should see ourselves as following in the very footsteps of Christ.  We should recall His own false judgments and not allow what we experience from others to deter us from following the will of God.Reflect, today, upon any way that you may experience the same thing that Jesus did.  Reflect upon ways that your fidelity to our Lord and His mission may leave others with a critical word or thought toward you.  Do not be shocked or scandalized when this happens.  Instead, know that it is nothing other than an imitation of the life of Christ Jesus Himself.Lord, I know that You were misunderstood and even criticized by others.  You were misrepresented and judged even by those close to You.  Help me to always accept unjust persecution and judgment in life as I seek to follow Your holy and divine will.  Help me to seek You and Your will in all things despite any erroneous opinions of others.  Jesus, I trust in You.

Obedience and The Word of GodStudy Verses:1Kings17.81Sam15.21Matt19.16Exodus 12.21Genesis 22Romans 4.21What happens when one rejects The Word of The Lord?What is the sin of divination and how does it relate to obedience?What is better than sacrifices in the eyes of The Lord?What power leads to the power of multiplication?What is the process of fulfillment of God’s promises in our lives?How long does it take to actualize the dreams that God puts into our lives?What was the one thing that people in the bible who had their dreams fulfilled had in common?How does vision affect a successful future?How does faith affect one’s future?What personal attributes must someone acquire to make it?Why is it so important to understand The Word of God in order to keep the covering of God over your life?Is there a reason why God would not be obligated to full His promises to His people?What is the relationship between obedience and action?What is the relationship between obedience and time?Were does obedience to God start?Why was Abraham obedient to God, even to the point of death and separation from his family?What is one of the motivating factors for obedience?What drives obedience to God?What is one of the key attributes of the Christian life that strengthens faithfulness?Pastor Otuno expounds on this and much more on the exciting journey of Fresh Encounter Radio Podcast originally aired on June 23, 2018 on WNQM, Nashville Quality Ministries and WWCR World Wide Christian Radio broadcasts to all 7-continents on this big beautiful blue marble earth floating through space. Please be prayerful before studying The Word of God so that you will receive the most inspiration possible. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

If you’ve ever been out running by yourself and felt a little unsafe, you’ve likely either had to change your route or cut the run short to head to a more secure environment.   This fear is one many runners know well, and that’s why runners David and Ellen Caren decided it was time to invent something that could offer peace of mind and keep runners safe.   Run Angel is the first personal safety wrist wearable that not only sends SMS messages and emails to loved ones in the event of an emergency, but it also emits a 120 decibel, high-pitched siren when activated to shock unsuspecting attackers and notify passersby of your whereabouts.   In this episode, David shares how the idea, company, and product were developed, as well as some additional safety tips all runners should keep in mind.   To get a Run Angel for you or a loved one, go to runangel.com and use coupon code RUNCON20 for 20% off your purchase. Questions David is asked: 4:28 Can you tell us a little about your background? How did you first get into running? 6:05 How are the running venues in County Cork, Ireland? 8:45 What prompted you and your wife, Ellen, to launch Run Angel? 12:44 What’s it been like to start your own company and were there any hiccups along the way? 16:10 What was the prototype phase like for such a unique device? 20:20 How loud is 120 decibels? 22:11 What was / is the testing process like? 23:41 How does the silent alarm / Guardian Alert system work? 26:07 What sets Run Angel apart from other wearables on the market? 29:13 How is the device powered? 32:59 What other advice do you have for staying safe while running? 37:09 Is it not enough to simply be aware of your surroundings if you wear earphones when running? 39:19 How did you expand your market to the US through the Ignite Start-Up Program? 42:24 Is Run Angel available globally and how can people buy it? 45:21What is Run Angel working on now? Quotes by David: “No matter where you run, you still have that sense of vulnerability that something could happen or you could fall down or trip over something.” “I was knocked to the ground by someone who wasn’t obviously out running, and instead of exchanging apologies and helping each other up, this guy just ran back in the direction he came from.” “I remember having aspirations of bringing Run Angel out in 12 months and we were quickly told that you’d want to add 2-3 years onto that and we kind of snickered at that. But it did take that long.” “When you’re dealing with a safety wearable, you’re dealing with a life element.” “(Other wearable safety tech) isn’t notifying your attacker that you’ve just activated anything other than you’ve let nearest and dearest know that you’ve been attacked or had a fall.” “Once we reached the threshold of 120 decibels, we went back and said, ‘OK, can we tune this frequency so that it will resonate in the human hearing zone?’” “120 decibels is DISTRACTINGLY loud and that’s the goal. It is LOUD.” “Each Run Angel is put into an acoustic chamber and it’s sound tested, so before it goes into a box we make a record of what the sound is.” “There’s a few clever things you can do with Run Angel with or without the sound and a few remote activities you can do as well.” “In the event of an attack, you have to know where your safety wearable is and the wrist is the first place you will invariably go to.” Take a Listen on Your Next Run Want more awesome interviews and advice? Subscribe to our iTunes channel   Mentioned in this podcast: Run Angel website Cork, Ireland Safety Tips For Runners Best Buy - Ignite Homepage Best Buy  - Ignite for Vendors Follow Run Angel on Twitter Follow Run Angel on Facebook Follow Run Angel on Instagram Email Run Angel   We really hope you’ve enjoyed this episode of Run to the Top. The best way you can show your support for the show is to share this podcast with your family and friends on Facebook, Twitter, or any other social media channel you use. If more people know about the podcast and download the episodes, it means I can bring on more and more top running influencers, which hopefully makes the show even more enjoyable for you! -- Thank you to RunnersConnect for supporting Run to the Top Go to runnersconnect.net/train to start your FREE two week trial today  

Most people begin their real estate investing with a small single family purchase. Some even start with a duplex or triplex. But today’s guest on the BiggerPockets Podcast skipped the intro phase and jumped right into a 41-unit property early in his 20s! Today, you’ll learn how Jack Baczek used a strategy not before mentioned on the podcast to invest in 41 units, as well as his transition to mobile home park investing (and why that niche ROCKS). Jack’s story is truly inspirational, and you’ll walk away from this interview inspired, entertained, and pumped up to take massive action on your own business!In This Episode We Cover:How Jack got started with real estateHow he stumbled upon what ended up his first deal at age 21What exactly a fractured condo isHow he found his first deal of 21 unitsHow he financed this huge dealA warning against hiring the wrong property managerHow having parents who invest in real estate affected himWhy he sold the 41-unit propertyWhy he made the shift to mobile home parksWhat a mobile home park deal looks likeReasons to invest in mobile home parksThe changes he made to the park to make it rent-readyWhy there’s a bad stigma on mobile parksWhy Jack fell in love with direct mail marketingThe downsides of owning a mobile home parkWhere is he now in terms of scaling his businessWhat an assignment fee isTips for trying to read the marketWhat the next five years look like for JackAnd SO much more!Links from the ShowBiggerPockets ForumsBiggerPockets WebinarBiggerPockets PodcastBiggerPockets Keyword AlertsBP Podcast 111: A Unique (and Profitable) Real Estate Niche You’ve Probably Never Considered with Jefferson LillyBP Podcast 195: Partners, College Town Rentals, & Mobile Home Parks with Rudy CurtlerBP Podcast 075: Mobile Home Investing and Getting Started With John Fedro 9LoopnetCraigsListDreamwork Trolls: Sing With UsBooks Mentioned in this ShowEmerging Real Estate Markets by David Lindahl30 Days of Successful Due Diligence on Mobile Home Parks by Frank Rolfe & Dave ReynoldsThe Intelligent Investor by Benjamin GrahamTweetable Topics:“I think having a good market is really important.” (Tweet This!)“I think it’s important to really focus on good deals with value add and upside.” (Tweet This!)“If you get a mediocre deal, chances are it could go sour. I’d rather try and find something that looks really promising.” (Tweet This!)Connect with JackJack’s BiggerPockets ProfileJack’s Website

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“Your life is SO important to Jesus and everyone around you!” 14I do not write these things to make you ashamed, but to admonish you as my beloved children. 15For though you have countless guides in Christ, you do not have many fathers. For I became your father in Christ Jesus through the gospel. 16I urge you, then, be imitators of me. 17That is why I sent you Timothy, my beloved and faithful child in the Lord, to remind you of my ways in Christ, as I teach them everywhere in every church. 18Some are arrogant, as though I were not coming to you. 19But I will come to you soon, if the Lord wills, and I will find out not the talk of these arrogant people but their power. 20For the kingdom of God does not consist in talk but in power. 21What do you wish? Shall I come to you with a rod, or with love in a spirit of gentleness? 1 Corinthians 4:14-21 (ESV) “Children have never been very good at listening to their elders, but they have never failed to imitate them. They must, they have no other models” Imitators of Paul 16I urge you, then, be imitators of me. 17That is why I sent you Timothy, my beloved and faithful child in the Lord, to remind you of my ways in Christ, as I teach them everywhere in every church. Webster says… to imitate means to follow as a pattern, model, or example; to be or appear like Imitation Demands Right Talk and Power 18Some are arrogant, as though I were not coming to you. 19But I will come to you soon, if the Lord wills, and I will find out not the talk of these arrogant people but their power. 20For the kingdom of God does not consist in talk but in power. “Your life is SO important to Jesus and everyone around you”

“Your life is SO important to Jesus and everyone around you!” 14I do not write these things to make you ashamed, but to admonish you as my beloved children. 15For though you have countless guides in Christ, you do not have many fathers. For I became your father in Christ Jesus through the gospel. 16I urge you, then, be imitators of me. 17That is why I sent you Timothy, my beloved and faithful child in the Lord, to remind you of my ways in Christ, as I teach them everywhere in every church. 18Some are arrogant, as though I were not coming to you. 19But I will come to you soon, if the Lord wills, and I will find out not the talk of these arrogant people but their power. 20For the kingdom of God does not consist in talk but in power. 21What do you wish? Shall I come to you with a rod, or with love in a spirit of gentleness? 1 Corinthians 4:14-21 (ESV) “Children have never been very good at listening to their elders, but they have never failed to imitate them. They must, they have no other models” Imitators of Paul 16I urge you, then, be imitators of me. 17That is why I sent you Timothy, my beloved and faithful child in the Lord, to remind you of my ways in Christ, as I teach them everywhere in every church. Webster says… to imitate means to follow as a pattern, model, or example; to be or appear like Imitation Demands Right Talk and Power 18Some are arrogant, as though I were not coming to you. 19But I will come to you soon, if the Lord wills, and I will find out not the talk of these arrogant people but their power. 20For the kingdom of God does not consist in talk but in power. “Your life is SO important to Jesus and everyone around you”

“Your life is SO important to Jesus and everyone around you!” 14I do not write these things to make you ashamed, but to admonish you as my beloved children. 15For though you have countless guides in Christ, you do not have many fathers. For I became your father in Christ Jesus through the gospel. 16I urge you, then, be imitators of me. 17That is why I sent you Timothy, my beloved and faithful child in the Lord, to remind you of my ways in Christ, as I teach them everywhere in every church. 18Some are arrogant, as though I were not coming to you. 19But I will come to you soon, if the Lord wills, and I will find out not the talk of these arrogant people but their power. 20For the kingdom of God does not consist in talk but in power. 21What do you wish? Shall I come to you with a rod, or with love in a spirit of gentleness? 1 Corinthians 4:14-21 (ESV) “Children have never been very good at listening to their elders, but they have never failed to imitate them. They must, they have no other models” Imitators of Paul 16I urge you, then, be imitators of me. 17That is why I sent you Timothy, my beloved and faithful child in the Lord, to remind you of my ways in Christ, as I teach them everywhere in every church. Webster says… to imitate means to follow as a pattern, model, or example; to be or appear like Imitation Demands Right Talk and Power 18Some are arrogant, as though I were not coming to you. 19But I will come to you soon, if the Lord wills, and I will find out not the talk of these arrogant people but their power. 20For the kingdom of God does not consist in talk but in power. “Your life is SO important to Jesus and everyone around you”