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This week on Headline Highlights… a teenager does the unthinkable, then marches himself to church to confess. An imposter nurse's shocking deception put over 4,000 patients at risk. The “Online Super Mom” turns out to be many things… but super mom isn't one of them. A man allegedly tries to drown his daughter-in-law, but their relationship is not what it seemed. The Ruby Franke and Jodi Hildebrandt saga takes another turn as Ruby's ex-husband files a lawsuit. And in Long Island's Hamptons, a mysterious death leaves more questions than answers.

In this edition of Study Break, we discuss the suspiciously overblown controversy of Sydney Sweeney's AE ad spot, our box office takes on Ari Aster's Black Lives Matter COVID Western and the new Superman, fascinating late night musical debuts from Pinkpantheress and Jessie Murph, the summer of female sexual aggression, our love of senior dating and romance, and more. Links: Sydney Sweeney Has Great Jeans – American EagleBrooke Shields Calvin Klein Jeans Commercial (1980) Biz on the genes/jeans of it all Sydney Sweeney as Lacanian super predator tweet@default_friend on AE's busted copy“The Disembodied Body of Marilyn Monroe” by Wendy LesserThere You Are: Brad Pitt for Chanel No. 5 CommercialPamela Anderson and Liam Neeson editorial for You magazine Liam Neeson racism backlash“Sex After 60 in Sag Harbor” by Candace Bushnell for New York magazineA24's Eddington dir. Ari Aster – Official Trailer “Everyone Wants a Piece of Pedro Pascal” – Vanity Fair cover story“Can David Corenswet Save Superman?” – GQ cover storyRyan Murphy Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy styling backlash“Golden” from K-Pop Demon Hunters hits No. 1 on BillboardPinkPantheress: Illegal/Girl Like Me/Tonight Medley on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy FallonRhythm Heaven music edits by @therealstoinkle Jessie Murph: 1965 on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy FallonChappell Roan - The Subway (Official Music Video)Sabrina Carpenter brings out Earth, Wind & Fire at LollapaloozaManon and Lara of KATSEYE lez out on stage at LollapaloozaRachel Zegler's gratitude surge at Evita curtain callRFK Jr. launches federal crackdown on 7-OHLola Young - One Thing (Official Music Video) This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.nymphetalumni.com/subscribe

Times are hard over at AE, dollar stores are pretty good eatin, our fun money is dipping low and today is a big day at the Kluck house!!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on Serialously with Annie Elise, dive into the shocking new developments in the Barry and Suzanne Morphew case, just as the investigation takes a stunning turn. Nearly five years after Suzanne vanished on Mother's Day, Barry Morphew has been re-indicted for her murder, and newly unsealed evidence is painting an even darker picture. From the discovery of Suzanne's remains to bombshell forensic findings to disturbing details suggesting her body may have been moved, Annie breaks down everything prosecutors are now revealing…

Explicit. Juice and Kim catch up and tell their fellow cousins about their current live. Love has found your favorite cousins and it's been a great experience for both. Kim describes her recent trip to New Orleans and Juice tells his experience of meeting his gf's family and best friend. Later they discuss: Dr Umar, Sydney Sweeney's AE ad and President Trump being on the Epstein list Music by @DJCBATTLE

This week on Headline Highlights: in a shocking case, a man stabbed his girlfriend 258 times then took a selfie with their infant. Justice has finally been served for Sade Robinson's family, as her killer is sentenced to life in prison for her brutal dismemberment. The Arkansas hikers case also sees a major development, with the suspect confessing to the crimes. And in Tennessee, a manhunt has ended with the arrest of the suspect accused of killing four people and abandoning a 7-month-old baby.

Armand Harpin, Director of Federal Healthcare at IMEG, joins this episode to discuss the firm's extensive work with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), Defense Health Agency (DHA), and Indian Health Services. Under Armand's leadership, IMEG has been ranked the top Veterans Affairs engineering firm by BD+C Magazine.   “We serve the VA across probably 75 percent of the campuses throughout the country,” Armand says. These projects span a range of services, from facility condition assessments and master planning to infrastructure upgrades like boiler and chiller plants. “We've also spent a great deal of time over the last few years and are still involved in electronic health record projects for the VA,” Armand adds.   For most of the firm's federal healthcare projects, IMEG collaborates closely with more than 20 service-disabled veteran-owned small businesses—partnerships that are extremely valued. “It's a real pleasure to support those architectural and AE firms,” says Armand. On larger projects, those $100 million and above, the firm partners with national AEC firms across the country.   Armand says the federal healthcare market is currently experiencing a transitional period, with shake-ups in leadership within the VA's Office of Construction and Facilities Management (OCFM). “They've lost their senior director, they've lost a good portion of their associate directors, and so they're in the process of rebuilding,” he says. This comes as the VA continues to face major issues with its building stock; most VA facilities are 50 to 60 years old, creating significant operational challenges. “It's becoming more and more difficult... to provide for today's healthcare needs,” Armand says. Some major campuses, he adds, are being “decanted,” with their services being moved to leased, community-based outpatient clinics in more population-dense areas. “That's called ‘commercialization,' and it's been a critical piece for bringing services and positive outcomes to veterans in underserved areas.”   Speed and efficiency in project delivery have become top priorities, with Armand citing increased use of design-build and integrated delivery approaches to accelerate project timelines. One such example is a $600 million healthcare center project in El Paso, Texas, currently being executed by IMEG in partnership with Clark Construction.   Armand has been involved in the federal healthcare market for many years and his work in the sector hits close to home. “My brother served in the Air Force. My father served as a Marine... and passed away in the VA hospital in San Diego,” he says. “This is an incredibly personal mission.”   His passion also dovetails with IMEG's stated purpose to create positive outcomes for people, communities, and the planet.   “It's a mission of stewardship, of accountability, and trying to provide the healthcare outcomes that VA and active military patients need,” he says.

This week on Millennial, we're diving into the Sydney Sweeney/American Eagle controversy- did the internet overreact to a cheeky jeans pun, or was there something deeper at play rooted in eugenics? We unpack the backlash, AE's response, and Trump's weirdly horny support (is that why he was sundowning on the White House roof?). Are brands like American Eagle even relevant anymore, or are we just getting old? Per usual, we have some great recs on tap:  TrumpsTruth.org to peek in on President poopy pants without needing a Truth Social account (Andrew), ‘Sinners' on HBO Max (Laura), and ‘The Summer I Turned Pretty' on Netflix (Pam). In After Dark, we're digging into what millennials say they waste the most money on: plants, tech, booze, even… cocaine?Plus we debate whether these spends are truly wasteful or just misunderstood. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

OPEN HEAVENSMATALA LE LAGI MO LE ASO TOFI 7 AOKUSO 2025(tusia e Pastor EA Adeboye)Manatu Autu: Taumasuasua i le Agaga Paia 1 (Overflowing with the Holy Spirit 1)Tauloto -Tusi Paia–Galuega 2:4 “Ua fa‘atūtūmuina fo‘i i latou uma i le Agaga Pa‘ia, ‘ua āfua ai ‘ona tautatala i gagana ‘ese‘ese, pei ‘ona foa‘iina mai e le Agaga o le gagana ‘iā te i latou.”‭‭Faitauga – Tusi Paia –Galuega 2:1-18A faatutumuina tagata i le ava malosi, e onānā. Peitai, e lē finagalo le Atua e faapena lana fanau, e finagalo ia faatutumuina i latou i le Agaga Paia (Efeso 5:18). I le aso Penetekoso, na matua faatutumuina le au so'o i le Agaga Paia, o tagata na iai na manatu e onānā. O le tulaga moni, na taumasuasua i latou i se uaina mai le lagi e taua o Agaga Paia. E lē iloa atu e tagata onānā mea e pei ona masani ai tagata. E mafai ona vaai atu se tagata onā i se faulaiga lapisi ma manatu o se moega matagofie. E faapena foi se tagata e faatumulia ia Agaga Paia, e mafai ona ia vaai atu i se pipili ae o loo ia iloa atu se tagata o tamoe. Ina ua ou alu atu e nofo i le nofoaga lea ua taua o Redemption City, na manatu tagata na matou faiaoga faatasi i le Iunivesite ua tau faaletonu lo'u mafaufau. Na latou vaai atu i se vaomatua, ao a'u, o loo ou vaai atu i se taulaga tele. I le taimi nei, ua iloa tino atu e tagata le taulaga na ou vaai iai i le tele o tausaga talu ai. O tagata onānā e le mafai ona pulea latou aga e faia, e latou te faia soo se mea e faaosofia e le ava malosi. Afai e faaosofia i latou e moe i le auala tele, e latou te faia e aunoa ma le mafaufau i le lamatia ai o le ola. E faapena foi Agaga Paia, a e onā i le Agaga Paia, e te lē toe pule i lou olaga. E te alu i so'o se mea e faatonu oe e te alu iai pe faia foi soo se mea e faatonu oe e fai. E te lē finau ma ia pe a fai atu ia te oe se mea e faia. Ou te talitonu e lei pulea oe e le uaina o Agaga Paia pe afai o loo faigata pea ia te oe ona usitai i faatonuga a le Atua. Ae lei faatumulia Peteru i le Agaga Paia, sa pule a ia i le mea e faia i so'o se taimi, ma è iai le taimi na ia faafiti ma fai mai na te lē iloa Iesu. Peitai ina ua faatumuina o ia e Agaga Paia i le aso Penetekoso, na amata ona ia talai le Talalelei ma e lei toe taofia seia valaauina o ia e lona matai. E iai le taimi na lui ai e tagata e aua le toe tautala ma ta'uta'u Iesu, ae na tali mai ma le toa, “Auā ma te lē mafaia ‘ona lē tautala i mea ‘ua ma va‘ai i ai ma fa‘alogo i ai.” Galuega‬ ‭4‬:‭20‬ . E ui I le tele o sauaga sa feagai ma ia, na musu e taofia le tautala pea ia Iesu. O tagata onānā, e le mafai ona malilie i le onā ananafi, ma è toe foi lava i le ava malosi i aso uma. A faatumulia oe e Agaga Paia ua taumasuasua, e te foi faafia iai ia maua pea. O le tele ona ia faatumuina oe, o le tele foi lena o lou naunau ia te ia, ma o le tele foi lena ona e maua o ia, o le tele ma taumasuasua foi lena o lona mana i lou olaga. Le au pele e, ole atu i le Atua e faatumu oe i lona Agaga Paia, ia fou i aso uma, i le suafa o Iesu, Amene

Welcome to Your Movie Rocks, an Alternate Ending podcast hosted by Mandy Albert. For every episode, Mandy will watch a movie assigned by her guest host, followed by a lively discussion. There's only one rule: no matter what the movie does to her, Mandy is only allowed to love it. August's episode is a very special one: Mandy welcomes to the AE podcasting family non other than Josh Albert, her co-host from the Star Trek: Enterprise podcast At Least There's a Dog - who is also, not incidentally, her husband - who comes with an olive branch to the AE community. Knowing that Christopher Nolan's 2020 time-shifting spy thriller Tenet is a highly contentious text on the Alternate Ending discord, Josh felt like it would be worthwhile for Mandy and himself to finally sit down and watch the thing and see what all the hubbub is about. And since Josh is a trained particle physicist and Mandy hates chase scenes, this movie full of cool chases and bad physics has a lot of hubbub indeed. Do they heal the rift in the AE family? The only way to find out is to listen!

"Jack Riccardi talks about culture war battles like AE, Jim Acosta's creepy interview with a dead teen's avatar, the glaring weakness of the TX dems position, guest Greg Brockhouse on new mayor and when it came to "WKRP" were you team Jennifer or team Bailey?"

Hello ballrs, it's NRL SuperCoach Round 23 and that means head-to-head finals and we've got you covered. Jono has the reins as host, but 25th-placed Matt is in tow with very good friend of the SuperCoach community, Brien Seeney aka NRL Physio. Strategy, trading, top picks and their projections Round 23-26, injury analysis - this one has it all.Chapters(00:00) Introduction to the SC ballrs podcast(10:04) NRL SuperCoach Round 23 biggest questions(12:47) Herbie Farnworth to who? CTW deep dive(17:56) Lower ownership CTW Pt 1: Dane Gagai, Stephen Crichton, Bradman Best, Roger Tuivasa-Sheck, Josh Addo-Carr(32:49) CTW PODs Pt 2: Beau Fermor, Brian To'o, Braidon Burns, AJ Brimson(41:11) Trade trends: Jayden Campbell(42:44) BONUS Captain Chat(44:57) Fullback chat: Tom Trbojevic & Latrell Mitchell(48:14) SuperCoach red flags: Connor Watson, Hudson Young, Tom Starling, Viliame Kikau(52:12) Trade at FRF or take an AE?(53:27) ballr blueprint: Head-to-head finals strategy(55:25) h2h trading: finals Week 1(58:20) h2h finals strength of schedule(01:03:13) Injury and resting considerations(01:07:02) Dark Arts of NRL SuperCoach: h2h mind gamesRemember to hit up http://ballr.live, where you can enjoy lightning fast SuperCoach live score updates during games in a fast, mobile-friendly format and exclusive ballr projections.You can dig even deeper with the Player Statistics tools on ballr.live - all you have to do is be logged in and navigate to the Player Statistics page via the menu at the top-left of screen to access FREE data including every breakeven, ballr projections, exclusive base + power metrics for every player, captain choice breakdowns and more PLUS it's all customisable.You can also keep up with the best bits of all of our podcasts and more content on our social media channels:TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@scballrsX: https://x.com/SCballrsInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/scballrs/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/scballrsDrop us your questions (via the above social channels) for this week's Q&A podcast dropping Thursday morning and keep an eye out for the Thursday night Watch Along each week and then the Sunday Snap with Jono and Tubes every Sunday to wrap up the round.

This week on Serialously with Annie Elise, we're back with a jaw-dropping update on one of the most infamous cases she's ever covered: Bryan Kohberger and the Idaho college murders. Now that the gag order has been lifted, explosive new details are pouring out. Tune in to break down chilling evidence that never made it to trial, shocking claims from those closest to the investigation, and emotional, gut-wrenching victim impact statements. There's talk of new DNA revelations, disturbing digital footprints, and even new information about Kohberger's experience in prison. The pieces are finally coming together, and it's darker than we imagined. Buckle up... you're not ready for this. Want to Watch Annie's Deep Dive?: “One Night in Idaho: Friends Who Found Victims Speak Out & Bryan Kohberger's True Motive”  Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/serialously-with-annie-elise/id1519456164?i=1000716233415 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/7sHbPnaCrgX6Wu2OixmeQB?si=p7fQFP06Qf-jxehuR3nOLQ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AUi-AjhpfYU

Education is a pathway to opportunity, but for too long, Indigenous students in Australia have faced barriers to success. While challenges remain, positive change is happening. In this episode we'll hear from Indigenous education experts and students about what's working, why cultural education matters and how Indigenous and Western knowledge can come together to benefit all students. - O le a'oa'oina o se auala i se soifuaga manuia ma avanoa i le lumana'i. Ae mo se taimi 'umi, o loo feagai pea fanau a tagata muamua ma le tele o fa'afitauli i le mauaina o le poto ma le atamai i a'oga. E ui i lea, e foliga mai ua amata ona iai ni suiga. E aofia i suiga fou nei le fa'aaogaina o tu ma aganu'u a tagata muamua i a'oga a le fanau.

OPEN HEAVENSMATALA LE LAGI MO LE ASO LUA 5 AOKUSO 2025(tusia e Pastor EA Adeboye)Manatu Autu: Viiga Taumasuasua (Overflowing praise)Tauloto -Tusi Paia–Salamo 147:1 “Ia ‘outou vivi‘i atu i le ALI‘I. Auā e lelei ‘ona fai pesega i lo tatou Atua; auā e matagofie, e ono lava le vi‘iga.”‭‭Faitauga – Tusi Paia –2 Samuelu 6:14-16I le faitauga o le Tusi Paia mo le asō, na vivii Tavita i le Atua ma lona malosi atoa ma siva e leai ma se manatu i seisi. O se faataitaiga lelei lea o le viiga e taumasuasua, leitioa faamanuia le Atua ia te ia e lē mafaitaulia. A taumasuasua la tatou viiga i le Atua,e na te foai mai faamanuiaga e lē mafaitaulia. A e vivii i le Atua, e te faafiafia ia te ia, afai e te faafiafia ia te ia, e na te faia ou tuaoi e faia le leleiga ma oe (Faataoto 16:7). Leitoa e lē taitai ona faiaina Tavita i se taua, o le taumasuasua o lana viiga e faaosofia le Atua e faafilemu ona fili i ona luma. A e faaaoga soo se auala e vivii ai i le Atua, e na te faia soo se auala e foai faasoloatoa atu ai ia te oe faamanuiaga faulai. O le avatu o viiga e taumasuasua i le Atua, e le mafai ona e tuua ni tapulaa i lau viiga, e tatau ona e vivii ia te ia e lē aunoa. O lona uiga, e te vivii ia te ia I soo se mea e te alu iai ma a'o faia foi au galuega masani o le aso. O lona uiga o le tulaga e alu iai lou mafaufau i aso uma o lou olaga, o le vivii i le Atua e faifaipea. O le mafuaaga lea o so'o se taimi e vaai ai tagata ia te au, e latou te iloa ai o loo gaoioi pea lou gutu, o loo ou pese i pese lotu e vivii ai i le Atua. Ou te manatua e iai se aso na ou malaga ai i se atunuu i fafo ona ou alu lea i se faletusi e faatau ni a'u tusi. Ao tau sue ni au tusi, sa ou pese e vivii  i le Atua.  E iai se palagi na sau i totonu o le faletusi, vaai mai ia te a'u, ma fai sana tala ula i lau pese. Na ma taliē, ma lulu lima, ao faliu e alu, na faapea mai, ‘sei faatali a, o lea ua te'a'. Fai mai sa ia pologa i le tigā o le tua mo le tele o tausaga. O le taimi na ou luluina ai lona lima ao ou iai i le agaga vivii ma tapuai, na te'a vave le tua tigā. Afai e te fia vaai i vavega i so'o se mea e te alu iai, tusa pe e te lē o mafaufau iai, e tatau ona e vivii i le Atua ia taumasuasua. O i latou e avatu i le Atua viiga e taumasuasua, e le faatali sei fai e le Atua se mea mo i latou ona faatoa vivii lea. E vivii i latou i le Atua i ona aso e taugalemū ai ma aso e lē taugalemū ai. O le mafai ona nofo i luga mai le moega i taeao uma, ua lava lea mafuaaga e vivii ai i le Atua. E taui e le Atua i le faamautinoa lea, latou te maua mea uma e manaomia ae lei ole atu i le Atua ina ia atili ona faaavanoa latou taimi e vivii ai ia te ia. Ae lei o'o mai faigata, e na te fofoina ina ia aua nei mapu le tafe o le viiga. Le au pele e, ia fai ma au masani le vivii i le Atua i so'o se mea e te alu iai, ona ia faamatagofieina lea o lou olaga i ana faamanuiaga faulai. O le avatu i le Atua o le viiga e taumasuasua, e tatau ona e vivii ia te ia I soo se mea e te alu iai I taimi uma, i le suafa o Iesu, Amene. 

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After a week of controversy from an online AE ad that went all the way up to the White House, American Eagle finally issued a statement. BUT, as Amy and T.J. discuss, that statement pissed some people off even more than the original ad! The question, should we be mad, or should we be asking ourselves WHY we’re so mad and how can we all do better?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After a week of controversy from an online AE ad that went all the way up to the White House, American Eagle finally issued a statement. BUT, as Amy and T.J. discuss, that statement pissed some people off even more than the original ad! The question, should we be mad, or should we be asking ourselves WHY we’re so mad and how can we all do better?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After a week of controversy from an online AE ad that went all the way up to the White House, American Eagle finally issued a statement. BUT, as Amy and T.J. discuss, that statement pissed some people off even more than the original ad! The question, should we be mad, or should we be asking ourselves WHY we’re so mad and how can we all do better?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After a week of controversy from an online AE ad that went all the way up to the White House, American Eagle finally issued a statement. BUT, as Amy and T.J. discuss, that statement pissed some people off even more than the original ad! The question, should we be mad, or should we be asking ourselves WHY we’re so mad and how can we all do better?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on the Modern Retail Podcast, reporter Julia Waldow joins co-host Melissa Daniels to unpack how brands are reacting to the shifting landscape of U.S. trade deals following the August 1 expiration deadline. They also dive into the backlash and cultural critiques around American Eagle's ad campaign featuring Sydney Sweeney. Later in the episode (21:30), Daniels sits down with Sarah O'Leary, CEO of femtech brand Willow Innovations, and Jen Saxton, founder of TotSquad, to talk about the rise of postpartum consumer products. The conversation covers why this category has been historically underserved, how retailers like Target are leaning in, and what needs to change to better support new moms in the CPG space. Note: The day after this podcast was taped, American Eagle issued the following statement about the campaign on its Instagram page: "'Sydney Sweeney Has Great Jeans' is and always was about the jeans. Her jeans. Her story. We'll continue to celebrate how everyone wears their AE jeans with confidence, their way. Great jeans look good on everyone."

D.O. explains the true role of Account Executives ("the plug") in the mortgage world and breaks down how AEs provide unparalleled value to brokers—not just with competitive rates, but through deal structuring expertise, business coaching, and driving growth with event marketing. Whether you're a mortgage veteran or curious about the AE path, this episode gives actionable strategies for success and uncovers surprising parallels between AE-broker and LO-realtor partnerships.

北美商業佈局，長榮航空與您一起開拓！10/3起 全新直飛航線達拉斯盛大啟航，立即查看航班： https://fstry.pse.is/7yc2bl —— 以上為 KKBOX 與 Firstory Podcast 廣告 —— 從2025年下半年起，台灣美國運通的揪團MGM活動，改走每1至2個月的短效期活動。八月至九月份，寶可孟一樣也邀請10位粉絲跟團上車申辦「美國運通簽帳白金卡」，官方好禮為2萬元刷卡金/6萬點美國運通酬賓積分二擇一，本人加碼：2,000點寶可孟麻吉積分 / 現金500元二擇一。至於美國運通卡好不好用？待我分享小故事… 2024年10月，終於一圓我的夢想！前年疫後解封，我就超想入住「日本富士山河口湖美景第一排的Ubuya」，可惜日本人超愛這旅店，我狂刷半年都沒有房！所以我決定死馬當活馬醫，問一下AE的「白金秘書」，結果他們真的幫我訂到了，一圓我的入住夢想。事實上，我自己用「美國運通簽帳白金卡」屆滿5年，基本刷卡回饋僅30元累積1積分超級爛，但是附加權益就好上不少，先不說「餐廳2人5折」每吃一頁就省下快2,000元，飯店住宿一晚NT.3,300元也是美國運通帶起的優惠風潮，不過我覺得CP值最高的就是白金秘書的服務，如果你沒有私人秘書，那麼這家發卡機構的秘書可以盡量滿足你的需求，像我的「Ubuya訂房」，就是他們幫我提早半年預定，而且還是房內有泡湯池的房型！邊看富士山邊泡湯，就是人生一大享受。 另一個我很愛的就是「飯店高卡會籍」，此卡提供希爾頓、萬豪、麗笙三家連鎖飯店的金卡會籍，其中最有價值的就是「希爾頓金卡」，只要入住希爾頓集團飯店，訂最便宜的房型就可享有免費升等、日日2客雙人早餐，尤其是在歐洲的飯店入住時，真的讓我省下不少錢。喜愛入住連鎖五星飯店的人，這項優惠非常值得入手。 最後就是「無限次機場貴賓室」，如果你是空中飛人，或是因個人因素常常在各大洲間飛來飛去，那麼這張卡提供的無限次Priority Pass貴賓室入場資格，讓你可以在機場轉機時休息一下，洗個澡、吃個飯、辦公都沒有問題！很多人超在意的「貴賓室攜伴」，這張卡也有福利：只要進去美國運通自營的貴賓室，大白可帶2位，2張附卡也可各帶2位，最多一家人3張卡可以有9人入場！而PP卡的話，申辦2張附卡也可免費申請PP會籍，等於是一家3口，人人都有免費無限次的PP進入資格，不省嗎？既爽又省！更多美國運通使用心得分享，請參考本集節目分享！ 來寶可孟YouTube頻道上收聽節目：https://pokem.me/PokemYTPodcast -- ➤美國運通2025年8-9月MGM活動｜https://pokem.me/3HdFFpt ➤美國運通簽帳白金卡文享介紹｜https://bit.ly/3wvoesL ➤美國運通長榮簽帳白金卡文享介紹｜https://bit.ly/3xdlumh ➤美國運通信用白金卡文字介紹｜https://bit.ly/37NbSCD ➤美國運通長榮簽帳金卡文字介紹｜https://bit.ly/3c7B0TD ➤美國運通卡2025跟團活動｜https://pokem.me/41Y2cyS ➤Ubuya入住心得｜https://pokem.me/Ubuya01 -- ▽▽我想上車！現在有團可跟嗎？▽▽ 快！8月~9月份有新活動，本團開放10個名額！只要你跟團辦理AE簽帳白金卡 後，可回報系統領取寶可孟麻吉積分2,000積分 / 現金500元二擇一 。 ➤跟團步驟： Step01：請至寶可孟粉絲頁告知我您的基本資料跟欲申請的卡別，我會把你的資料轉交給美國運通服務專員，並且同步給您業務的連絡方式。 Step02：核卡首刷，把卡片正面照 (卡號請上馬賽克) 跟簽單 / 未出帳截圖回報系統 Step03：寶可孟會在八週之內把獎品給您。 粉絲頁私訊格式： ➤主旨：參與2025年8-9月美國運通限時揪團活動！ ➤內文：我是_______(請填本名)，我想申請美國運通簽帳白金卡，我的連絡電話____________(你的手機)，我的Email是____________________，我的年收入大約是_________元，請把美國運通業務員的資料給我，感謝！ 我會在收到您的來信私訊後，註記您的申請資料，並且持續追蹤。請務必要在拿到卡後回報系統，我才能夠給獎！ -- 加入會員，支持節目： https://open.firstory.me/user/ckdpsqfmxifcf0862q6efk1qa 留言告訴我你對這一集的想法： https://open.firstory.me/user/ckdpsqfmxifcf0862q6efk1qa/comments Powered by Firstory Hosting

OPEN HEAVENSMATALA LE LAGI MO LE ASO TOFI 30 IULAI 2025(tusia e Pastor EA Adeboye)Manatu Autu: O le Atua e fa'afaula'i(All sufficient God)Tauloto -Tusi Paia–2 Korinito 9:8  “E mafai fo‘i e le Atua ‘ona fa‘afaula‘i ‘iā te ‘outou o mea alofa uma; o lo‘o fa‘alavaina i aso uma o mea uma ‘iā te ‘outou i mea uma lava, ‘ina ‘ia faula‘i ‘iā te ‘outou o galuega lelei uma.”‭‭Faitauga – Tusi Paia –Salamo 23:1-6O le faamaumauga muamua o le faailoa mai o le Atua i le tagata, o lona suafa i le Kenese 17:1  ua fetalai mai,  “O a‘u o le Atua e ou le malosi uma lava”. E masani foi ona faamatalaina, o le ‘Atua e faulai ma sili atu i mea manaomia'. E iai foi nisi tagata popoto o le Tusi Paia o faapea mai e iai isi uiga loloto o lea Upu e faamatalaina ai le Atua o le punaoa e tausia i tatou. O loo atagia ai o loo faapea mai le Atua, ‘e mafai ona e utuvai ma maua mea uma e te manaomia mai ia te ia mo lou tuputupu ae, aemaise se olaga e malie ai le loto.'O lou Atua o le Atua e faafaulai. Fai mai Tavita i le Salamo 23:1 “O le ALI‘I, o lo‘u leoleo mamoe o ia; e leai se mea ‘ou te mativa ai.”. Fai mai le Filipi 4:19 “A o lo‘u Atua e fa‘a‘atoa e ia ‘iā te ‘outou mea uma e matitiva ai ‘outou, e tusa ma le faula‘i o lona vi‘iga, ‘iā Keriso Iesu.”Fai mai foi le Filipi 4:13 “‘Ou te mafaia mea uma lava ‘ona o ia ‘ua fa‘amalosi mai ‘iā te a‘u.”  O nei fuaitau e tele e aumai ai ia te a'u le faamaoniga, afai ou te fesootai i le Atua e faafaulai, e lē mafai ona ou mativa i se mea. E na te faaopoopo ia tei tatou faamanuiaga (Salamo 68:19). E na te foai mai faamanuiaga mo aso uma. Afai e finagalo o ia e foai atu mea o loo e manaomia mo se aso, e na te faaaogaina soo se auala. I le 1956, sa ou nofo ma so'u tausoga I se tasi o taulaga I Nigeria I Sasae. O lou tausoga e tā tigipalau ma e pau le vaega e maua ai sana tupe pe a valaaulia mai e tagata e ta tigipalau. A leai ni valaaulia, e leai se tupe e maua, ona ma fiaaai lea. E iai se aso ua matuā ma fiaaai ai lava, ma ua ma naunau e maua sona valaaulia e ta tigipalau. E lei leva ae sau se teine i lo ma fale ma se ipu tele o tuu mai lona ulu, ua ia tuu i lalo ma faapea mai, ‘fai mai lo'u uso e avatu le meaai lea mo oulua'. Ua fai atu lo'u tausoga, ‘ou te leiloa lou uso'. Ae tali mai le teine, ‘ae iloa la oe e lo'u uso' ua faliu ma alu loa. Na ona alu ese atu lava, ua ma tatalaina le ipu ma maua ai ni ufi ma le supo moa o iai. Ua matua ma fia aai ma o lea na vave ona ma aai. Ao ma aai i ponaivi moa, na toe foi mai le teine ma faapea mai, ‘faamalie atu e sese le fale na ou sau iai', peitai ua tuai. A finagalo le Atua e foai mai se mea o loo e manaomia, e mafai ona ia faaui mai ia te oe faamanuiaga e foliga e lē oe e ona. Le au pele e, aua e te popole i mea o loo e manaomia. Faatuatua ma usitai i le Atua o le faafaulai, ona e maua lea o mea uma o lo'o e manaomia ma sili atu. E leai se gata i mea e maua mai le Atua, tutumau ma pipii pea ia te ia, i le suafa o Iesu, Amene. 

Was Brian Walshe a criminal mastermind with a sinister endgame or just a reckless idiot who thought he could cover his tracks with Google and charm? In this explosive new update to a case Annie has covered before, shocking new details have surfaced: a connection to stolen Andy Warhol paintings, as well as Michael Proctor, the former Massachusetts State Police trooper who served as lead investigator in the Karen Read trial. From suspicious searches to bizarre behavior and chilling evidence, we're diving back into the twisted saga of Brian and Ana Walshe. And this time, Brian's defense team is coming out swinging…

OPEN HEAVENSMATALA LE LAGI MO LE ASO LUA 29 IULAI 2025(tusia e Pastor EA Adeboye)Manatu Autu: O lou lumanai (Your future)Tauloto -Tusi Paia–Faataoto 4:18  “A o le ala o ē amiotonu, e tusa ia ma le malamalama o le ao, o lo‘o tupu pea lona malamalama e o‘o i le totonu o le la.”‭‭Faitauga – Tusi Paia –2 Korinito 5:16-17I aso e lua ua tuanai, sa ou talanoa atu i lou tuanai ma lou taimi nei. O le a faauma lenei a'oa'oga i le talanoaina o lou lumanai ma le a'afiaga e afua mai I lou taimi nei.     I lou tulaga o se tagata faatuatua, ua maua'a lou lumanai aua e pule le Atua i lou tuanai, ma le taimi nei, faapea ma lou lumanai. O ia o le Alefa ma le Omeka! O le mafua'aga lena e faapea mai ai le tusi o Kolose 1:27-“o Keriso lea o lo‘o ‘iā te ‘outou, o le fa‘amoemoe i le manuia.”‭‭Ae le gata i lea o loo faapea mai le tusi o Isaia 3:10 –“Fai atu ia i lē ‘ua amiotonu, e manuia o ia”. O folafolaga nei mai le Atua, e faamaonia ai ia te oe, e manuia lou lumanai.E lua vaega e fa'avasega ai lou lumanai: o lou lumanai i le lalolagi ma lou lumanai i le ola e faavavau. A fai o oe o se Kerisiano fa'amaoni, e le tatau ona e atugalu mo a taeao aua foi, ua folafolaina e le Atua lona tausia o oe i le lalolagi. I le tusi o Ioane 14:13 - o lo'o faapea mai  Iesu, o so'o se mea e te ole atu ai i lona suafa o le a foa'ina ia te oe. O lo'o faapea mai foi o ia i le tusi o Mataio 7 :9-11- po'o le a le tulaga faaletonu o loo tatou iai, e le mafai e se tagata ona tuu atu i a latou fanau ni ma'a pe a latou ole mai i se areto. O lona uiga, e faapefea ona tatou manatu na te le aumaia iai tatou so'o se mea lelei tatou te ole atu ai ia te ia? Afai o oe o se afafine poo se atalii o le Atua, ua folafolaina mai e ia, e leai se mea lelei e te mativa ai i lenei lalolagi.Ua folafolaina e le Atua lona tausia o oe pe a mavae lenei lalolagi – I le Ioane 14:1-3 o lo'o fetalai Iesu e faapea: “Aua le atuatuvale o ‘outou loto; ‘ia ‘outou fa‘atuatua i le Atua, ‘ia fa‘atuatua mai fo‘i ‘iā te a‘u. E tele mea e nonofo ai i le maota o lo‘u Tamā; ‘ana leai, ‘ua ‘ou fai atu ‘iā te ‘outou; ‘ou te alu e sauni se mea e nonofo ai ‘outou. ‘Āfai fo‘i ‘ou te alu ma sauni se mea e nonofo ai ‘outou, ‘ou te toe sau, ‘ou te talia fo‘i ‘outou ‘ia fa‘atasi ma a‘u; ‘ina ‘ia i ai ‘outou i le mea ‘ou te i ai a‘u.”‭I lou tulaga o le alo moni o le Atua, a e tuua lenei lalolagi, o se fale tele I le aai e fausia i le ‘auro mao'i o lo o faatali mai mo oe i le lagi. Le ‘au pele, afai e te lei tuuina atu lou ola ia Iesu Keriso, o loo e iai i le malo o le pouliuli, ma e faaluaina le leaga mo oe. I le lalolagi, e iai le pule faitalia  a Satani e faatamaia lou ola, aua o loo e iai i lona malo. Ae a o'o foi i le fa'avavau, e lafoai oe i le lepa afi, e mamao ese ma le Atua, o le puna'oa o le filemu, le olioli ma le malamalama. A fai e te lei tuuina atu lou ola ia Iesu, liliu nei ia te ia, aua a I fafo o le Atua, e malaia lou lumanai (Isaia 3:11). A fai o e ia Keriso, ma tumau ia te ia, e manuia lou lumanai, i le suafa o Iesu, Amene.  

This week on Headline Highlights, five children were forever changed after witnessing an unimaginable act of violence. A professor was shot and killed in cold blood and five people have been arrested. In another case, a man murders his wife, then turns around and kills his ex-wife too. In a quiet Maine town, the mysterious death of a paddleboarder leaves the community in shock, until police make a surprising arrest. And break down Bryan Kohberger's sentencing, as he faces the victims' families and a lifetime behind bars.

This week on Serialously with Annie Elise, 16-year-old Sarah Grace Patrick made a panicked 911 call after her little sister discovered the unimaginable… their mom and stepdad had been shot right in their bed. But when police arrived, the scene raised more questions than answers. What really happened behind closed doors that night? And was Sarah Grace telling the whole truth? 

OPEN HEAVENSMATALA LE LAGI MO LE ASO LUA 22 IULAI 2025(tusia e Pastor EA Adeboye)Manatu Autu: O ou aso ua i aao o le Atua (Your times are in God's hands )Tauloto -Tusi Paia–Tanielu 2:21“O ia fo‘i na te liua tausaga ma tau; e ‘ave‘eseina e ia o tupu, e tofia fo‘i e ia o tupu; Pe foa‘iina mai e ia le poto i ē o popoto, ma le malamalama i ē o iloa mafaufau.”‭‭Faitauga – Tusi Paia –Salamo 31:14-21I tausaga ua tuanai,sa iai se tamaitai sa tuu lona faatuatua i le Atua mo sona tofi i ni tausaga se tele, seia oo ina matua, ua le toe fanau. I se tasi o matou sauniga faa Evagelia, sa ou faapea atu I tagata uma, ia latou ole atu  I le Atua mo soo se mea latou te mana'omia, ona faasaga lea o le tamaitai lea i le Atua ma fapea atu: “Le Alii e, ou te le toe faalavelave atu ia te oe i so'u to'alua. Ua leai se aoga aua ua le mafai ona ou toe fanau. Ae ou te auauna pea ia te oe.” Na lagona e le Atua Matautia lenei tatalo, ma e lei leva tele ae o'o mai se tamaloa ia te ia ma faapea atu: “Ua fetalai mai le Ali'I, ia avea oe ma a'u ava”. Ua faate'ia o ia, ma fai i le tamaloa e alu e toe tatalo e faamautinoa o sa'o lana faalogo i le Atua. Ae peita'i, sa maumaututu pea o ia, ua maea tatalo ma ua faalogo i le Atua.  Ona ia fesili atu lea, “E te lē mana'o I se fanau? Aua o a'u ua te'a le taimi e mafai ona ou fanau ai.” Ae tali le tamaloa: ‘E le afaina lena tulaga aua e iai la'u fanau. Sa fai muamua lo'u aiga, ua maliu, pau le tulaga o loo ou mana'omi, o se uo ma te nonofo ma avea ma tina mo la'u fanau.” Ona la faaipoipo lea, ma o le tina lenei sa manatu e le mafai ona toe fanau, ua fanauina se masaga I le 9 masina mulimuli ane. E leai se tapula'a i le taimi a le Atua, e mafai ona ia faatelevaveina le taimi pe toe faafoi I tua e tusa ma lona finagalo. E u'u e le Atua le taimi, tausaga ma fuata I ona a'ao, ma e mafai ona ia suia e tusa ma lona finagalo. (Tanielu 2:21). A faapea mai tagata ua faagata se tulaga e mafai ona e o'o iai, aua e te amanaiaina. E na o le Atua e iai le upu mulimuli mo lou olaga. O ia o le Alefa ma le Omeka (Faaaliga 1:8). Ina ua faapea mai tagata e le toe fananau Aperaamo ma Sara, sa liliu e le Atua le taimi ma ua faatupuina lo lā ataata. (Kenese 21:6-7) E ui ina manatu tuafafine o Lasalo ua maliu ma ua le toe iai Lasalo, sa taunuu atu Iesu ma fetalai, “O a'u o le toetu ma le ola.” (Ioane 11:25). A asiasi le Atua i se tagata, e nate toe faafoisia tausaga ua maumau i le soifua o le tagata lena. Afai o e soifua pea ma o le Atua o lou Tamā, e le‘i uma lou taimi. O ou aso o loo I a'ao o le Atua, ma a fai mai e lei uma, aisea e te faapea mai ai ua te'a lou taimi? Ia e ta'utino le Upu a le Atua ae lē o le tulaga o loo e soifua ai nei. E na o le Atua e iai le pule e faagata ai lau mataupu, afai o lena o loo e soifua pea, o lona uiga, e na te lei tapunia, ma e tele pea ni fuafuaga mo lou soifua! Afai o lo'o e soifua pea, e mafai e le Atua ona pulea taimi, o le tau ma aso e alofaina ai oe, i le suafa o Iesu, Amene. 

It's been a busy week for the Delta MEC (Master Executive Council). The Negotiating Committee is kicking off Section 6 education with the release of their new Contract History publication. This document provides a comprehensive overview of past contract cycles.Other highlights from this week include Delta changing its tune on Minnesota State Sick leave, commuting policy differences between the PWA and FOM, the release of a new Engage episode featuring the Professional Standards Committee (ProStans), and AE bidding reminders for pilots about to enter training. Additionally, the Delta MEC is requesting your best memes! Read this week's MEC News on how to submit!Show Links:Delta Pilot Contract History⁠ Join the Delta MEC's new ⁠Telegram channel⁠ for direct, timely updates ⁠Engage - E64: ProStans⁠ ⁠RSVP⁠ for the MEC Meeting PUB event at the Minnesota State Fair by August 1!

Another mind bending episode. We continue talking about process where we left off last week, Jennifer talking about her gratitude meditation that she does every night and again in the morning that keeps her on an even keel.  I asked Luana Anders, our moderator on the flipside if she had anyone who might want to chat with us.  She said Amelia Earhart was here to talk about the book I've just released; "She Was Never Lost: The Amelia Earhart Saga." Now that may sound weird to some - but we never plan our podcasts. And then Jennifer held up her phone and played a clip of the actress Gwyneth Paltrow reading the Kindle version of my book aloud.. That was MIND BLOWING - it comes from the "speechify app" - where you can choose who is going to narrate your book, and as a writer/director/author - who has taken around Amelia Earhart projects for years... I can't tell you how cool that is to hear GP's voice. Our kids went to preschool with hers and I'd see and her mom around the school. I never spoke with her, but she's got a great voice - and hearing her speaking the lines from the book was... I don't know how to put it other than "otherworldly." Because I've written some of the book in 1st person - based on 30 years of researching AE's story, just "giving it a shot" as to what it might sound like for me to "channel" (it's a loose word, I'm not claiming I'm doing that, but it's like that) the great aviator. Then - Jennifer - who has done this before (it's in the transcripts in the book!) said "She's referring to Chapter Five.  Well - that is the chapter where I speak in Amelia's voice. While speaking to her through Jennifer 10 years ago, I had a copy of "Soaring Wings" by George Putnam in my hand - and Jennifer said "Something she wants to point to in pg 49."  So I looked it up and read it - and Jennifer said "I could hear her voice while you were speaking as if she wrote that passage." The passage was about a fellow involved with planning her "Last Flight."  What makes it so very odd is that I named the name that is in the book - and when I looked him up, I found he was the owner of an aviation company. But a few days ago, before finishing the book, I had a feeling to look that up again. Turns out the name was WRONG! And the person who she met with was a famous spy craft designer - who designed the U2 and other spy planes - head of the "Skunk Works" unit - and this guy redesigned her fuel tanks for her long distance trip! What are the odds that I would hear Jennifer mention a page, then TEN YEARS LATER revisit that page, and then learn that the page was inaccurate, it was referring to the CIA super designer who created all of the spy planes we use!  (I know it sounds uncanny, but it happened a couple of days ago!) Anyways, I'm flattered she appreciates the book, I'm flattered that my old boss and mentor Robert Towne says he helped me with the book - and all of it, just every part of it is truly mind bending. Thanks for tuning in!

This week on Headline Highlights: A Hollywood tragedy as a producer's son is found dead in his jail cell. In California, the search for a missing teen ends in heartbreak. In Florida, a woman is accused of killing a man with a hammer, and then allegedly leaving a chilling note on his body. A married man secretly gives abortion pills to his mistress. And in New Jersey, the daughter of a police chief makes disturbing claims of ritualistic abuse.

Episode #40 of "Can I get that software in blue?", a podcast by and for people engaged in technology sales. If you are in the technology presales, solution architecture, sales, support or professional services career paths then this show is for you! Today Chad and Steve are talking with Kevin Hanson, co-founder of the new vector database startup Vectroid. Kevin started his career as a Solution Architect but during his tenure at MongoDB he made the transition to Account Executive and is one of the few people to be able to make that career change successfully. He later worked in Partner sales at Google Cloud and then moved into Sales Leadership during his time at Grafana Labs. Kevin is a wonderful story teller and brings a lot of great stories about how he made the transition from SA to AE and how his time as an SA informs his thinking as a sales leader and now co-founder.Our website: https://softwareinblue.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/softwareinblue LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/softwareinblue Make sure to subscribe or follow us to get notified about our upcoming episodes: Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8qfPUKO_rPmtvuB4nV87rg Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/can-i-get-that-software-in-blue/id1561899125 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/25r9ckggqIv6rGU8ca0WP2

This week on Serialously with Annie Elise, a 19-year-old college student heads out for a casual first date, but within hours, she vanishes without a trace. Soon, a sinister trail begins to unfold: surveillance footage, suspicious texts, and a horrifying discovery along the shoreline. Unravel the chilling and heartbreaking case of Sade Robinson, where a night out with a stranger ends in unthinkable violence. What really happened after that final meal? And how did investigators piece together the truth behind one of the most disturbing crimes in recent memory?

Sweet Dreams, 34min., USA Directed by Gary Alvarez Set in the near future when most people can no longer dream, "Sweet Dreams" follows the story of Esperanza, a young woman who's excited to be a mom for the first time. Weeks before the baby is due, her partner Kiké goes missing. As she searches for him and her savings dwindle, she comes across an opportunity to make some quick money: surrogate dreaming, a new technological advancement which allows her to sell the dreams of her unborn child through a dreamcatcher clinic. After a trial run, Esperanza begins to suspect that the clinic is somehow connected to Kiké's disappearance. https://www.instagram.com/sweetdreams_film/ What motivated you to make this film? A conversation I had with my wife when she was about 6 months pregnant with our son, Sol. We discovered that he was dreaming in the womb and that idea blew my mind! I thought it would make a good story and I started writing the script later that night. From the idea to the finished product, how long did it take for you to make this film? 3 years and 5 months. How would you describe your film in two words!? Must watch! What was the biggest obstacle you faced in completing this film? Post-production: from false starts on VFX to losing an AE to scheduling sound design and raising funds to pay for all of it!  Subscribe to the podcast: https://twitter.com/wildsoundpod https://www.instagram.com/wildsoundpod/ https://www.facebook.com/wildsoundpod

The JournalFeed podcast for the week of July 7-11, 2025.These are summaries from just 2 of the 5 articles we cover every week! For access to more, please visit JournalFeed.org for details about becoming a member.Monday Spoon Feed:Targeting the 5th percentile mean blood pressure in pediatric septic shock resulted in similar 28-day mortality as targeting the 50th percentile - while reducing vasopressor use, side effects, and complications like ARDS.Friday Spoon Feed:This study shows that ketamine alone is a safe choice for pediatric sedation in the ED, with serious adverse events (AE) occurring rarely, primarily in older children or when opioids are coadministered.

This week on Headline Highlights: Chef-turned-killer Erin Patterson has been found guilty—and yes, the murder may have involved a deadly dish. A woman comes home to see her husband has been decapitated, and the shocking part? The suspect is their own son. An Oklahoma pediatrician's daughter drowns, but prosecutors say it wasn't an accident… it was a staged murder. And two years after Noah Presgrove's suspicious death, his parents drop a lawsuit bombshell that could change everything.

Amazon Prime's One Night in Idaho: The College Murders is finally here, and it's bringing shocking new details to light. In this episode, join Annie as she breaks down everything the docuseries reveals, including firsthand accounts of what happened inside the house that morning. For the first time, hear from Hunter, who went into the house that morning, as well as people who knew Bryan Kohberger personally. Plus, friends of surviving roommates Bethany and Dylan share emotional, never-before-heard stories. You won't want to miss this. 

Comment on this episode by going to KDramaChat.comToday, we'll be discussing the movie Miss Granny, the hit Korean film starring Shim Eun-kyung as Oh Doo-ri, Na Moon-hee as the older Oh Mal-soon, Park In-hwan as Mr. Park, Sung Dong-il as Ban Hyun-chul, and Lee Jin-wook as Han Seung-woo. We discuss:The songs featured during the recap, including One More Time and Raindrop, both performed by Shim Eun-kyung, as well as If You Go to Los Angeles by Rose Motel and Shim Eun-kyung, and nostalgic covers like White Butterfly and Crying in the Night.How the movie blends humor and poignancy, diving into themes of aging, regret, family sacrifice, and how older women become invisible in society.The magical photo studio where Oh Mal-soon transforms back into her 20-year-old self, adopting the name Oh Doo-ri after her favorite star, Audrey Hepburn.The generational conflicts and multigenerational living arrangements, especially the tension between Oh Mal-soon and her long-suffering daughter-in-law Ae-ja.The cultural commentary on Korean society's reverence for elders, contrasted with the modern obsession with youth and beauty.The hilarious and touching portrayal by Shim Eun-kyung, whose physical comedy, mannerisms, and singing won her multiple Best Actress awards, including a Baeksang.How Oh Doo-ri's youthful appearance sparks new attention—from young men on the bus to a budding flirtation with the charming music producer Han Seung-woo.The layered dynamics between Oh Mal-soon, her son Ban Hyun-chul, her grandson Ban Ji-ha, and Grandpa Park, who has loved her since childhood.The memorable musical performances, especially Raindrop, filled with longing and life experience, and how Shim Eun-kyung did her own singing in the film.How the movie reflects on women's worth across the decades, through metaphors comparing women to different types of balls—and the critique of society's gaze.The heartfelt scene when Oh Mal-soon sacrifices her youth to save her grandson by donating blood, embracing her true self and familial love.How Miss Granny touches on themes of parental sacrifice, fulfillment of dreams, and the bittersweet opportunity to "start over"—even if only temporarily.ReferencesShim Eun-kyung - Wikipediahttps://koreancuisinerecipes.com/sengseon-jorim-생선조림/Bingsu - Wikipediahttps://www.koreanbapsang.com/la-galbi-gui-grilled-la-style-short-ribs/Roman Holiday - WikipediaCheongsimhwan - WikipediaKorean Media Age at First Marriage

In this episode of TECHtonic, TSIA's Executive Director and EVP Thomas Lah is joined by Chris Albro and Chad O'Connor, co-CROs at People.ai, for a frank and forward-looking conversation about how artificial intelligence is transforming modern sales organizations. With decades of sales leadership experience at companies such as Oracle, Siebel, and Outreach, Chris and Chad bring grounded, practical insight into what they call the "Four Sales Rituals": coaching, account planning, opportunity management, and forecasting. These essential processes are often still run on outdated, manual routines, leaving revenue teams inefficient and reactive. But AI is upending that status quo. From automating CRM data capture to uncovering hidden deal risks and enhancing forecast accuracy, this episode examines how forward-thinking sales teams are leveraging AI to work smarter—and win more.But this isn't just an efficiency story. It's about reimagining the role of the sales professional in a world where data and AI augment every decision. The guests explain how AI enables more meaningful customer interactions by freeing reps to focus on strategic, human-driven work, and why clinging to “gut instinct” is becoming a liability. Thomas, Chris, and Chad explore the cultural resistance to AI adoption, the leadership mindsets required to overcome it, and the career-defining opportunities salespeople have if they choose to embrace AI now. Whether you're a CRO, RevOps leader, or quota-carrying AE, this episode is a must-listen wake-up call for anyone in tech sales today.

This week on Serialously with Annie Elise, uncover one of the darkest and most disturbing online cases out there: the 764 Network. First mentioned briefly on Headline Highlights, this digital cult hides in plain sight across Discord and gaming servers, spreading violent content, manipulation, and exploitation that often targets children. In this episode, dive deep into the twisted web of abuse, control, and shocking crimes lurking behind the screens. Trigger warning: this episode contains graphic topics including self-harm, suicide, sexual exploitation of minors, and animal cruelty. Listener discretion is strongly advised.

There are three types of offers sellers can use to increase meeting conversion rates. Jason Bay (CEO 2 Outbound Squad, Sales Influencer @ Salesforce) breaks them down: ✅ The Blind Date — Hype up your AE or SE like you'd hype a friend before a first date. Build instant credibility. ✅ The One-to-Many — Share valuable industry insights, competitor gaps, or research-backed reports to spark curiosity. ✅ The One-to-One — Create personalized audits, resources, or benchmarks tailored to your prospect's world. No weak CTAs. No generic meeting pitches. Just offers your prospects actually care about. Learn how to weave these into your cold calls, emails, and discovery process—plus how AI tools like ChatGPT make building custom resources faster than ever. RESOURCES DISCUSSED: ⁠⁠Join our weekly newsletter⁠⁠ ⁠⁠Things you can steal⁠⁠ ⁠⁠Save $50 on any 30MPC course⁠⁠ with code “PODCAST” ⁠⁠Free Sales Templates, Scripts and Guides

Getting your buyer live on the phone isn't old school—it's elite. In this episode, Michelle Cecil, two-time President's Club winner at Procore, shares how dialing instead of emailing builds trust, collapses timelines, and puts you back in control of your deals. Her approach proves that the phone isn't dead—it's your most underused weapon.

In this episode, Scott interviews Kevin Bartlett, the former top-performing enterprise AE at Horizon 3 AI who's just stepped into an exciting new leadership role. Kevin opens up about the three core principles that have driven his stellar sales career: operating with the end in mind, becoming his own hero, and mastering the art of delayed gratification. Learn more at Top1.FM

In a jaw-dropping exclusive, Annie sits down with the one and only Sherri Papini, the woman at the center of one of the most shocking abduction hoaxes in recent memory. Nothing is off-limits as Annie grills her to get to the bottom of what really happened. Is there more to the story than we ever imagined? Buckle up and tune in… you do not want to miss this!

This week on Serialously with Annie Elise, Laura Kowal thought she had found a second chance at love, but instead, she was pulled into a chilling scheme of lies and manipulation. After connecting with a man through an online dating site, she was swept up in what seemed like a whirlwind romance. But the man she trusted was running a vicious scam, one that would end in tragedy…

A missing Australian teen is found dead after her roommates claim they took her to the airport. A two-year-old boy watches his mother bleed out after she is gunned down in a tragic case of mistaken identity. Ghost Adventures star Aaron Goodwin's wife, Victoria Goodwin, is sentenced in a chilling case. A Texas man murders his fiancée and lives with her body for days. And the manhunt for Travis Decker continues after he horrifically murdered his three young daughters.

This week on Serialously with Annie Elise, when Mike Shaver suddenly vanished after a heated argument with his wife, Laurie, the story she spun raised more questions than answers. His car, wallet, and clothes were left behind, but Laurie insisted he had "left for Georgia." As the investigation dragged on, strange texts and erratic Facebook posts only deepened the mystery. For years, there were no answers, until a welfare check uncovered a devastating truth that no one expected…

This week on Headline Highlights, a New York man makes a grisly discovery floating in his backyard pool. A hidden note found in a Jersey Mike's restroom leads to a chilling revelation. A Florida mom claims divine instructions to perform an exorcism on her six-year-old, and days later, the boy is found dead. A teen is arrested for the brutal murder of a Lyft driver. A South African mother sells her own daughter for drug money. And a man calls 911 to ask the dispatcher to choose where he should stab his father.

This week on Serialously with Annie Elise, SHE'S BACK. And this time, she's talking. Thanks to Investigation Discovery, we're diving headfirst into Sherri Papini: Caught in a Lie, a brand-new four-part docuseries that gives Sherri the mic for the first time since her headline-grabbing disappearance in 2016. After years of silence and speculation, now it's Sherri's turn. She's sharing her version of the story, and whether it's truth, spin, or something in between… you know we have to talk about it.