Podcasts about about more

The Book of Luke: A Joy-Filled Journey With The Son of Man Pursuing God and Not Greed And the Reasons Not To Worry About Provisions While Doing So Luke 12:22-33 Pastor Sam Cirrincione NOTES: Week 1: Life is About More (v. 22-24) 1. Do not spend your life prioritizing or being overly concerned about the provisions of this life. (v. 22) 2. Life is about more than providing for your life. (v. 23) 3. God will provide for you as you prioritize Christ and the Gospel because you are so valuable to Him. (v. 24)

About: More emergent than intentional, this piece is a long form exploration in sound design and rhythm that alternates between structured composition and abstract soundscape. Titled Mirage, it contemplates the emergent impact of technology on human culture and belief. It’s a moment of consideration and intrigue presented with patience and composure, while intensity and tumult regularly peak in from not too far away. Nord Modular G2 and MaxMSP. Created in Oakland and Humboldt County, CA. Malarki is an instrumental electronic music project that reinterprets the complexities of the natural world, in particular the tension between serenity and disharmony and the natural imbalance between creation and failure.  Ranging in style from Rhythmic Glitch and IDM to Textured Dark Ambience to Intense Industrial Soundscapes, the music is a challenging and emotionally honest reflection of our place in the modern world.  Created by bay area computer scientist Patrick Coleman, Malarki combines rhythmic ambience, abstract soundscapes, experimental sound design, and algorithmic composition.  His music pulls from a multi-instrumental background that includes synthesizer, organ, violin, and bass guitar, as well as his research experience in developing creative software and novel user interfaces.  He regularly performs live at bay area experimental electronic music events, and releases his music on Errorgrid Records and independently. Links: malarkimusic.com
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What if Marriage is About More than Just Staying Together by Grace Community Church

What if Marriage is About More than Just Staying Together by Grace Community Church

Way of the Artist - Teaser Ep #075 - "Your Path is About More than You" - Check out this preview for the episode where we get more into the philosophy of the show. If you find inspiration from this make sure to join us for the full conversation. TO TAKE IT FURTHER… …please SUBSCRIBE to the podcast, SHARE it with friends and consider SUPPORTING the show on Patreon for further access… — www.patreon.com/wayoftheartist —

Summertime on Wall Street; COVID-case counts; wrestling with this longer than first expected; slower economic recovery; Atlanta Fed: 51% GDP Decline in Q2; Riots are About More than George Floyd; the rising divergence between the Have's and the Have-not's; every thing, every issue has a Group; we are a country divided; How the Media is missing the Bigger Point in George Floyd's death & Repercussions; Social Media, Censorship, and Freedoms of Speech: The Responsibility of Social Media; What we give up for convenience today may haunt us in a socialist future;

Summertime on Wall Street; COVID-case counts; wrestling with this longer than first expected; slower economic recovery; Atlanta Fed: 51% GDP Decline in Q2; Riots are About More than George Floyd; the rising divergence between the Have's and the Have-not's; every thing, every issue has a Group; we are a country divided; How the Media is missing the Bigger Point in George Floyd's death & Repercussions; Social Media, Censorship, and Freedoms of Speech: The Responsibility of Social Media; What we give up for convenience today may haunt us in a socialist future;

This week I am joined by Dr. Bryan Rindfleisch, an Assistant Professor of History at Marquette University who specializes in Early (Colonial) American, Native American, and Atlantic World history. We discuss his education and training as well as his new book, George Galphin's Intimate Empire: The Creek Indians, Family, and Colonialism in Early America available from the University of Alabama Press. We also discuss the Great Lakes Indian Fish & Wildlife Commission (GLIFWC) and the Coalition to Stop Violence Against Native Women (CSVANW). After the recording, Dr. Rindfleisch also gave a recommendation for an indigenous podcast, the All My Relations podcast https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/adrienne-keene/all-my-relations You can find his book: http://www.uapress.ua.edu/product/George-Galphins-Intimate-Empire,7100.aspx More on GLIFWC: https://www.glifwc.org/About/ More on CSVANW: https://www.csvanw.org/mmiw/

Support the ShowFinishing in the game of soccer is a string of a complex series of actions and thoughts that end with a net rattle. The finishing mentality follows a flow, from the goalkeeper and defenders through the midfield, to the player taking the shot. Each player in the chain processes a three-part Do loop over and over again in the course of a single attack. As coaches and parents, we can strengthen our player's ability to process the game and bring an effective finishing mentality to the game.The Finishing Mentality Extends Well Beyond the Opponent's Third(U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Danielle Johnson)Some might say that a good finish starts in the back field. In the context of game day, I would agree with this. A good finish is a flow that's built up from the back field - payers reading cues in their environment, making decisions about those cues, and acting on them based on how they interpret those cues and how they judge their own abilities.  I would take it one step further back from the game day field though and say that a good finishing mentality starts well before game day. It's something that is made of interpretation skills, confidence (or lack of confidence), and abilities as developed in family and player units both on the pitch and off. Every player carries whatever they have with them - both good and bad - into a game. If they believe it's okay to make mistakes, to be the person who doesn't score, and that they can be creative without judgment in front of their family and friends, they are much more likely to to the right thing or attempt seemingly impossible acts of creativity and courage. If, on the other hand, they are judged as not being worthy unless they sink an asteroid ball into the back of the net, dribble through 5 defenders, or take an over-the-head bicycle kick shot into the upper corner off the cross bar, they're not likely to rise to the occasion. What we do and say in practice, how players interact with one another and come to learn one another's cues, and what we say to players at home - they all make a difference when it comes to that game day shot on goal. Get the first part right, and kids can be kids. Get it wrong and they can choke on pressure or fail to find their own confidence.  PLEASE: support the show and/or join our community as a Patron through my Patreon pageThe Finishing Mentality is About More than Kicking a Ball in the NetA great finishing play requires a string of thoughts and activities pulled together in concert. Capturing the ball, supporting ball movement, re-capturing the ball, timing pressure and runs, creating space for teammates to run the ball through - all of it is part of the finishing play. Every player - on the ball or off the ball - is contributing in some way to a good finish or a miss. Assuming you accept this to be true, the question becomes: what can we do before game day to support the finishing mentality? It's not all on the coach, on the player, or on the parents. It's on all of us in the player's ecosystem. Think I'm zooming out too far? Consider how a player might play in light of a recent family crisis. Don't think coaches notice that stuff? Of COURSE we do.Finishing also includes reading cues from the environment, interpreting and making decisions about those cues, and acting on those cues in a way that either contributes to the finish or detracts from it. Teaching players to read cues, to make good decisions, and to frame the context of their actions is something that takes time and practice. It also takes support from home. A Lesson from EVOC ClassEVOC stands for Emergency Vehicle Operator's Course. I used to teach this to police, fire fighters and EMS personnel when I was int he military. It may seem like an odd thing to talk about in the context of a finishing play in soccer, but it has relevance. While teaching professionals how to drive in high pressure / high adrenaline environments,

“Business owners are so often spending money on the wrong things, and they are not getting the results, so they are not getting the most return on their investments.” - Sonya (4:03 - 4:15)   As a business owner, you’re regularly inundated with various programs and services that promise to be the secret to your success. With so much information coming your way, it can be difficult to differentiate between what you should invest in, and what you should stay away from.   You might be sold on the importance of a new website, a Facebook ad campaign, expensive branding, or other tools for your business. However, before you spend money on any of them, it is vital that you get clear about your driving desire to invest in a program, and on what you’re trying to accomplish.   If your desire for investment is being driven by fear or insecurity, it is likely that your investment will not bring you the results that you’re looking for. Take some time to determine the most crucial needs for your business, and what sort of investments would have the most significant positive impact to meet those needs.   “If you’re not making a significant profit in your business right now, you have a foundation problem.” - Sonya (25:09 - 25:15)   If you’re not profitable at the moment, you must build a solid foundation for your business before you invest in anything else. You need to make sure that you have a financially viable business model. You should know who your target market is, what sort of messaging they will respond to, what your sales process looks like, and the general impression you want to leave in the marketplace.   If you have a strong foundation and business structure in place, and you’re already profitable, then it might make sense to make investments to scale your business. Consider investing in a marketing campaign, lead generation, Facebook ads, or other tools. However, it’s important to be sure that a strong foundation is in place. If you try to grow too quickly without it, any growth you obtain will likely be unsustainable.   “You can't shortcut certain foundational aspects of your business, or it will never grow.” - Laura  (28:48 - 28:55) To be successful, you need to be clear about what you’re creating, and how you intend to impact the world. An experienced business coach or mentor can go a long way in helping you answer those questions and build the proper foundation. They can take a look at your business in details and identify what pieces are missing, and what you can improve on. It might seem expensive to hire a high-quality business coach, especially if you're not yet profitable. However, a coach that knows what they are doing could be one of the best investments you make in your business, and they can potentially save you years worth of worry, stress, making wrong decisions, and ultimately a lot of money.   Some Topics we talk about in this episode:   Introduction - 1:00 What is Driving Your Desire to Invest - 5:51 What is the Purpose of Your Investment? - 14:29 How to Build a Solid Foundation - 21:10 Where Should You Invest? - 29:45 Branding is About More than Logos - 35:03 The Value of a Good Mentor - 39:00 Wrap-up and Takeaways - 41:29 How to get involved Join the Women in the Business Arena Group on Facebook and continue the discussion starting next week! If you’d like to assess where you are in your business you can take the foundational audit here.   If you liked this episode, be sure to subscribe and leave a quick review on iTunes. It would mean the world to hear your feedback and we’d love for you to help us spread the word! If you would like to subscribe via email, click here.  

MSM 403: The Panic On Their Faces Jokes You Can Use: Advisory: Middle School Science Minute by Dave Bydlowski (k12science or davidbydlowski@mac.com) Illuminating Food Webs: A Maker Jigsaw http://k12science.net/Podcast/Podcast/Entries/2018/9/7_Middle_School_Science_Minute__Illuminating_Food_Webs.html From the Twitterverse: #mschat every Thursday at 8:00 pm Eastern Standard Time. And as Troy says, “The Twitter never stops!” Strategies: Going Digital is About More than just Devices http://blog.web20classroom.org/2018/09/going-digital-is-about-more-than-just.html Resources: Toontastic https://toontastic.withgoogle.com On line equation editor https://www.codecogs.com/latex/eqneditor.php Picular https://picular.co Web Spotlight: Print Custom Sticky Notes with Google Slides https://learninginhand.com/blog/print-custom-sticky-notes-with-google-slides Are Audiobooks as Good For You as Reading? http://time.com/5388681/audiobooks-reading-books/ Random Thoughts . . . Moodle Moot US https://moodlemoot.org/mootus/ For the record: The Moodle Audio works on a Chromebook Tab 10 tablet. In case you were wondering. :-)

NAR’s “Top 30 Under 30” & Broker/Owner at 22 Mia McLeod!    Welcome everyone to Season 2 Episode 2 of It’s About More than Real Estate! Very excited to bring you the National Association of Realtor’s “Top 30 Under 30”, broker/owner at 22 years old, and the person behind “the most loved real estate team in Southern California”... We interview pregnant Mia McLeod, pre-baby, white furniture and all! We hear the story of a woman raised by a Filipino single mother, learning hard work and entrepreneurship from her mother along the way. Mia gets into UC Berkeley, starts her own company, and buys a home at 22 years old.... How did Mia survive the crash as the youngest broker in town?    We talk John Maxwell, gratitude, intentionality, team building, and praying for the entire world. I’m excited to bring young women all over the world; “Fearless Ninja” Mia McLeod!