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January 18. Eric Protzman. Eric knew God—in a way, loved his family, and thought life would be fair. How do you think that worked out?  Life is unfair; God can turn your pain into his purpose.  After Eric watched his grandfather suffer eight long years of the degradation of dementia, Eric told God, “I'm out.”  His grandfather, Dr. Weston, had been a surgeon who had restored—to many […] The post Eric Protzman, US, Consultant to CEOs first appeared on 365 Christian Men.

Former Buffalo Bills center Eric Wood joins the show for his second appearance. Matt and Ryan start things off on the trade deadline and what it was like from a player's perspective around this time every season. Then they discuss some of the top targets the Bills may be looking to target and what Wood thinks the Bills still need (1:45). Then the conversation shifts to Jerry Hughes. The three talk his big game against the New York Jets and how he's evolved into a leadership rules (10:10). Jon Feliciano was added back to the active roster and the discussion shifts to him and the play of the offensive line so far this season (12:15). Next up is some Josh Allen talk and where the deep ball has gone the past few games (17:40). What does Patriots week mean to the players (25:35).After Eric takes off the guys stick around to talk Trent Murphy trade rumors, Tyler Bass, John Brown returning to practice and more."Shout!" A Buffalo Bills football podcast is available on Apple, Spotify, Google, Stitcher, Acast and wherever you listen to podcasts. The show is brought to you by Tops Friendly Markets (https://www.topsmarkets.com/).Follow @MattParrino (https://twitter.com/MattParrino) and @RyanTalbotBills (https://twitter.com/RyanTalbotBills) on TwitterFind @EWood70 on Twitter (https://twitter.com/EWood70)Find our Bills coverage wherever you like to consume social media:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/buffalobillsnyupFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/buffalobillsnyupTwitter: https://twitter.com/billsupdatesFor all your Bills coverage head to https://www.syracuse.com/buffalo-bills/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Building a sophisticated AI that can evolve to fit our vast and diverse needs is a Herculean challenge. Today we speak with senior engineer Eric Steen about Automata, his experimental Elixir project that uses neuroevolution and cutting edge theory to create a multi-agent behavior tree — or really good AI in the common tongue. But before we tap into that rich topic, we talk with Eric about tech burnout, his background, and why Elixir is an excellent language for writing modern software. He then unpacks AI concepts like the need to develop backpropagation in your system, and the value of “neural diversity,” and Markov decision processes. After Eric gives his take on architecture versus design and the place of domain-driven design, we discuss Automata. A key breakthrough, Eric shares his enthusiasm for ‘novelty search,’ where machines learn from a variety of new behaviors and searches, as opposed to completing one task at a time. We touch on Automata’s progress, Eric’s long-term approach, and what his project might be used for. Near the end of our interview, we chat about CryptoWise, a collaborative analysis platform for cryptocurrency. Todd Resudek then opens with another edition of Pattern Matching, where he interviews Whatsapp engineer Michał Muskała. They talk about Michał’s career, the movies and music that he enjoys, and the projects that excite him. Tune in to hear more about both Michał and neuroevolution in AI. Key Points From This Episode: Experiencing tech burnout and challenges around algorithms rendering you redundant. Hear about Eric’s programming background and shifts in the industry. Backpropagation and using Elixir to build a neural evolutionary system. How Markov decision processes help systems choose between possible actions. Eric’s take on architecture versus design and the place of domain-driven design. Exploring Automata — Eric’s ambitious multi-agent behavior tree. The importance of neurodiversity when building AIs; they need to adapt to many needs. Novelty search; why learn through one task when you can learn through a variety of tasks at the same time? Automata’s practical applications and why Eric sees it as a long-term project. Eric shares a progress report on his work and using design processes like Sprint. What Eric would like people to use Automata for. A sense that Elixir is gaining in popularity within Silicon Valley. Eric gives an elevator-pitch for CryptoWise, a collaborative analysis platform for cryptocurrency. Todd Resudek interviews Michał Muskała on another edition of Pattern Matching. Michał shares his background and his move from Poland to London. Movies and music that Michał enjoys, and details on projects that excite him. Differences between Erlang and Elixir and why both communities would benefit from working together. Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode: SmartLogic — https://smartlogic.io/ Eric Steen on LinkedIn — https://www.linkedin.com/in/ericsteen1/ Eric Steen — https://twitter.com/thesteener Webflow — https://webflow.com/ Automata GitHub — https://github.com/upstarter/automata Automata on Slack — https://join.slack.com/t/automata-project/sharedinvite/zt-e4fqrmo4-7ujuZwzXHNCGVrZb1aVmA CryptoWise — https://www.cryptowise.ai/ Hippo Insurance — https://www.hippo.com/ Carl Hewitt — https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CarlHewitt Stanford University — https://www.stanford.edu/ MIT — https://web.mit.edu/ Actor Model — https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Actormodel Marvin Minsky — http://web.media.mit.edu/~minsky/ Tensorflex on GitHub— https://github.com/anshuman23/tensorflex Matrex on GitHub — https://github.com/versilov/matrex Handbook of Neuroevolution Through Erlang — https://www.springer.com/gp/book/9781461444626 Markov Decision Process — https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Markovdecisionprocess Amazon Web Services — https://aws.amazon.com/ The Little Elixir & OTP Guidebook — https://www.amazon.com/Little-Elixir-OTP-Guidebook/dp/1633430111 Elon Musk — https://www.forbes.com/profile/elon-musk/ Welcome to the Era of Deep Neuroevolution — https://eng.uber.com/deep-neuroevolution/ Kenneth O. Stanley — https://www.cs.ucf.edu/~kstanley/ Why Greatness Cannot Be Planned: The Myth of the Objective — https://www.amazon.com/Why-Greatness-Cannot-Planned-Objective/dp/3319155237/ University of Florida — https://www.ufl.edu/ Uber Air — https://www.uber.com/us/es/elevate/ Jeff Bezos — https://www.forbes.com/profile/jeff-bezos/ Sprint — https://www.thesprintbook.com/ Adobe — https://www.adobe.com/ Horde — https://www.horde.org/development/ Libcluster on GitHub — https://github.com/dsteinberg/libcluster Swift for Tensorflow — https://www.tensorflow.org/swift Triplebyte Blog — https://triplebyte.com/blog EquiTrader — https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/equitrader/ BloXroute Labs — https://bloxroute.com/ Holochain — https://holochain.org/ Michał Muskała on GitHub — https://github.com/michalmuskala Jason on GitHub — https://github.com/michalmuskala/jason Todd Resudek on LinkedIn — https://www.linkedin.com/in/toddresudek/ Whatsapp — https://www.whatsapp.com/ CERN — https://home.cern/ Ralph Kaminski — https://ralphkaminski.com/ Jayme Edwards — https://jaymeedwards.com/ Special Guest: Eric Steen.

In this episode, I'm joined by Eric Bay, a singer/songwriter from Surrey, England. We talk about his music career and collaborate on a brand new song. We recorded this back in March, so you'll hear us talk a little bit about the spread of the COVID-19 kind of at the earlier stages when more people were panic buying. After Eric and I finished writing the song over a video chat, we recorded our parts separately in our own home studios. Eric provided vocals and keyboard tracks along with some synth parts and I recorded backing vocals, guitars, synth, bass, drums and percussion. I did the initial mix, with Eric finishing the final mix and the song mastered by Joe Lonsdale. I'm really happy with how it turned. I hope it can provide some optimism for people during a difficult time. Enjoy. Lyrics: Knocking on the door on a rainy afternoonThursdays always seem to come around so soonI could tell from the look on your face that it's getting to yaYou wanna be strong but you're worried about the future A sunny day is on its way againThe clouds of fear will start to clear, my friendThese are troubled times indeedBut you got everything you needSo hold on for the sunny days ahead Saw a man I hadn't seen in yearsWasn't sure if he still lived 'round hereHe said the people in this town have all gone crazyHuman nature never ceases to amaze me A sunny day is on its way againThe clouds of fear will start to clear, my friendThese are troubled times indeedBut you got everything you needSo hold on for the sunny days ahead A sunny day is on its way againThe clouds of fear will start to clear, my friendThese are troubled times indeedBut you got everything you needSo hold on for the sunny days ahead A sunny day is on its way againThe clouds of fear will start to clear, my friendThese are troubled times indeedBut you got everything you needSo hold on for the sunny days ahead "Sunny Days" on Bandcamp "Sunny Days" on Soundcloud Eric Bay's Music Website "The List" by Eric Bay "Midnight Queen" by Luna Keller & Eric Bay   

We start this episode digging into the contract demands of Dalvin Cook and the apparent stalemate between he and the Vikings. With initial reports saying Dalvin Cook wants Christian McCaffrey money, Nick and Eric jump to outline what Dalvin brings to the table and what might be a reasonable contract for Dalvin based on his skillset, durability, and value added to date as measured by PFF WAR. This conversation pointed to the scheme being a driving force of the Vikings running success because Alexander Mattison's performance relative to Dalvin Cook's was very similar in 2019. After Eric suggested Rick Spielman should call Bill O'Brien to work out a trade for Deshaun Watson, we jumped into PFF's latest QB rankings to discuss the methodology and why Kirk Cousins fell to the middle of the pack after such a strong year in 2019. Nick reminded us that while Kirk graded brilliantly in 2019, his 2018 season was bad across the board and once you average his most recent seasons against his career average, the PFF rankings make a lot more sense. Our conversation then turned to Eric's article about QB salaries and the implications for the rest of your team. With scheme playing such a huge role in Kirk's success and with the Vikings losing Stefon Diggs, we expect regression from Kirk Cousins in 2020. To round out the show, we discussed Kirk's place as the most valuable Vikings player in the last decade before playing a fun game of "this or that" with Daunte Culpepper vs Kirk Cousins. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On today’s episode Spring is in the air! We’re walking around our neighborhoods like Fred Herzog, we’re cleaning our springs like it’s spring cleaning, and we’re finding zines that we should have reviewed months ago. We’re doing a lot of things, okay? We’re also giving a call to Jana Obscura!After Eric and Vania check in on each other, they check the answering machine for some good news.For this episode there wasn’t a question – there was just a plea: Tell us your good (film photography related) news. The calls came in and we were of good cheer!Walkin’ Talkin’ Fred Herzog!More and more we’re picking out a photographer for a bit of inspiration. This episode, we look at a few Kodachrome photos taken by Fred Herzog in Vancouver. He had been shooting since the 50s, but got his first show in 2007.Since many of us have been only getting out of the house for walks, we thought it would be a fine time to take a look at a photographer who was mostly known for just that. Fred Herzog from Vancouver, British Columbia, would take nearly the same route through the city every day.Through much of the 1950s and 60s Herzog tramped the streets after work and on weekends with a Kodak Retina on his hip. He had been given a large format plate camera when he was young, but tossed it for the small 35mm.The body of work he produced is extraordinary. At this point in photographic history, color was seen as sort of cheap and gimmicky. Fine art photographers as well as street photographers used black & white almost exclusively. Despite the tradition, Herzog fell in love with color. And not just any color, but the uncanny, vivid tones of Kodak’s Kodachrome.His photo “Paris Cafe” from 1959 features a man looking out of a cafe window. He’s framed by Christmas decorations and menus. Of this, Herzog later said, “The man in that picture looks somewhat disengaged, but I like the Santa Clauses and I like the price list of food.”This is a simple enough explanation. He likes these things. But he went on: “The whole atmosphere is somewhat in contradiction with the high-flying name Paris Café. And I like that kind of inherent contradiction in many of my pictures. Every picture, I’ve sometimes said, has a curve ball in it. They’re not just pictures of pretty scenes. They’re pictures that have a curve ball in them which makes you think.”You can find more of his work here.We also suggest the book Modern Color, which you can find here.Let’s Call Jana!Jana Obscura (@jana_obscura on IG) grew up in Honolulu and now lives in Seattle, and shoots a ridiculous array of cameras, and is mostly known for her instant and pinhole work. She’s also bok-choy’s biggest fan.We talk to her about her cameras, her walks around Seattle, laundromats, how she’s dealing with the whole plague days thing, and plans for a possible zine.Here are a few photos by Jana:Spring Freakin Cleaning!It’s technically spring and usually that means cleaning up the cobwebs, tossing and donating things you don’t use anymore and just giving your home a solid deep clean and maybe sanitizing in the more recent times.We thought it would be fun to talk about this whole spring cleaning jazz and how it pertains to photography. We’ll talking not just cleaning, but exercising your cameras. But we’ll also talk about storing your gear and maybe talk you into getting rid of stuff you no longer use. Oh, and we ramble on a bit about film.We mentioned a page written by a fellow with a lot of love for camera storage. Here it is.Zine ReviewsVania reviewed O’ahu by Dave Brotchie – a half size 54 page black and white semi glossy zine. This is a collection of images he took from the 8 years he called Hawaii home.Dave expresses how much he misses living on this wonderful island and plans to make it back someday.You can get a copy via @aloha_dave on InstagramMeanwhile, Eric reviewed Sam Warner’s Finding the Grain. It’s a glossy 8×8 b&w zine of some really lovely shots. With each, he gives a bit of the story behind the photo, as well as the camera, emulsion and developer he used to bring it into life. These are mostly 35mm, though he’s got a shot with the Pho-Tak Traveler 120.His choice in subjects is as varied as his choice of film and cameras, and I find this to be a really good thing. With this, you’ve got yourself a very diverse zine. There’s street, architecture, some wildlife and even macro – lots of flowers, which makes Vania really happy (she’s got a thing for men taking photos of flowers).You can pick it up from Sam on IG: @unrecoveringphotographyaddictSam’s website: https://www.theunrecoveringphotographyaddict.com/And we’ll see you next week!And that’s the show!Be sure to check out our Dev Party episodes. They’re about to get even more pee-inducing!Music by Last Regiment of Syncopated DrummersVania: IG, Flickr, ZinesEric: IG, Flickr, ZinesAll Through a Lens: IG, Website

Siege & Storm Chapters 22-23 & After: Eric and Terry discuss chapters 22, 23 and After of Siege and Storm. Your hosts bring more news from the set of Shadow & Bone on Netflix and hold a solemn memorial.

After Eric and Roselyn revealed to us they had both been married before meeting each other we wanted to explore the topic in depth. Well known divorce attorney laura wasser discusses the ultimate he said ella dijo And the author of the happy divorce explains that it is possible  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Eric Mitchellette is the Founder of Strategic Business Coach, Inc. and has over 20 years of experience as a financial advisor and CFO. He helps small to medium-sized businesses understand their financials and helps them become cash flow positive. Eric shares his process and some of the things you need to consider when you are looking to get a financial expert to open up the company books.   Key Takeaways: [1:35] How did Eric first get started in business planning and capital formation? [3:15] Cash flow problems are common but sometimes business owners are not aware of what state their company is in until it’s too late. [4:40] How does Eric help business owners and turn their businesses around? [7:55] When Eric steps in, the biggest thing he has to do is educate business owners and leadership the state of the company and what that means. [11:50] After Eric knows where the numbers are, then it comes to adjusting the owner’s draw from the company and to restructure the finances so that it makes sense. [16:00] When owing money to vendors, what’s the best approach or financial plan to let them know the company plans to make good on their promises? [19:25] What happens to the employees during this financial turn-around time? [20:35] If an owner has to exit, what are some of their options? [25:50] What kinds of mistakes do owners tend to make? [27:55] Eric shares his thoughts on next-generation family management. [28:55] Final words of advice: You can’t plan enough. Have a strategic plan in place.   Mentioned in This Episode: Dynastylc.com Email Todd: Todd@Dynastylc.com Mitchellette.com Sbciusa.com Email Eric: EMitchellette@Sbciusa.com Call Eric: 612-532-9284 Eric on LinkedIn

Shadow & Bone Chapters 20-22 & After: Eric discusses the last chapters of Shadow and Bone and prepares us for starting Siege and Storm.

Dan Navarro visits the Record Shop! Dan wrote and performed with Eric Lowen for many years, and in 1984, scored a number one hit with "We Belong" for Pat Benetar. Lowen & Navarro went on to write songs for Jackson Browne, Keb' Mo', The Bangles and many others. After Eric passed in 2012 from ALS, Dan continued to perform and write solo, recently releasing "Shed My Skin." We got an in-depth interview and an exclusive live performance from Dan while he visited the Shop and you're invited!Support the show (http://www.wildmansteve.com/MEMBERS.html)

This episode starts AFTER Eric and Denise finish talking about their fantasy football teams.

Eric Thompson is a senior in the Musical Theatre program at Wright State University. Eric sat down with Sawyer in December 2018 to talk about how he was raised a musician and why he identifies more as a musician than an actor. After Eric explains his approach to theatre and the craft of different characters, the two analyze Eric's "type" and discuss his dream of being a Prince onstage. At the end of the program, Eric graciously agrees to play one of his original songs. You can find more on Eric and his music at https://www.facebook.com/EricThompsonMusic/. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/pauseforeffect/support

After Eric & Michael meet a Gay Porn Star, Michael becomes obsessed with the fact he's not doing porn himself. A decision he blames on Eric.

After Eric gets frustrated on Twitter, he makes Frank spend 45 minutes talking about Khris Middleton and whether or not he is "good enough" to be the Bucks' second option. Is that actually a thing? Do the Bucks even have a choice if it is? What other options would the Bucks have in the offseason? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In episode #854, we discuss the one SEO tactic we use, but you probably aren’t. Tune in to hear what you should be doing to increase your traffic. We have committed to throwing a FREE Marketing School Live Event in Los Angeles, once Marketing School reaches 1M downloads in a 30 day period. Take action: Rate, review, subscribe, and SHARE. Check the progress here! TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [00:27] Today’s Topic: The One SEO Tactic We Use That You Don't [00:45] The one tactic you’re neglecting is upgrading your content. [01:15] Take the pages that are getting you the most search traffic and improve the content. This will get you even more traffic. [02:05] After Eric upgraded some of his content, it increased his number of visitors by 4x. [02:45] People like to link to top ranking pages. [03:22] See which of the top keywords you already have and add more of the top-ranking keywords and paragraphs of text that relate to said keywords. [04:45] Use Ahrefs to check your keyword rankings. [05:17] That’s it for today! [05:26] Go here to see how many downloads the show is getting. Also rate and review to help us meet our goal of 1 Million downloads per month. Hopefully, we’ll see you at the live event in L.A. Leave some feedback: What should we talk about next? Please let us know in the comments below. Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review. Connect with us: NeilPatel.com Quick Sprout Growth Everywhere Single Grain Twitter @neilpatel Twitter @ericosiu

In episode #854, we discuss the one SEO tactic we use, but you probably aren't. Tune in to hear what you should be doing to increase your traffic. We have committed to throwing a FREE Marketing School Live Event in Los Angeles, once Marketing School reaches 1M downloads in a 30 day period. Take action: Rate, review, subscribe, and SHARE. Check the progress here! TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [00:27] Today's Topic: The One SEO Tactic We Use That You Don't [00:45] The one tactic you're neglecting is upgrading your content. [01:15] Take the pages that are getting you the most search traffic and improve the content. This will get you even more traffic. [02:05] After Eric upgraded some of his content, it increased his number of visitors by 4x. [02:45] People like to link to top ranking pages. [03:22] See which of the top keywords you already have and add more of the top-ranking keywords and paragraphs of text that relate to said keywords. [04:45] Use Ahrefs to check your keyword rankings. [05:17] That's it for today! [05:26] Go here to see how many downloads the show is getting. Also rate and review to help us meet our goal of 1 Million downloads per month. Hopefully, we'll see you at the live event in L.A. Leave some feedback: What should we talk about next? Please let us know in the comments below. Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review. Connect with us: NeilPatel.com Quick Sprout Growth Everywhere Single Grain Twitter @neilpatel Twitter @ericosiu

Every podcast thinks terrible thoughts and this week those terrible thoughts are about The Rage: Carrie 2. Analog Jones is joined by The Jersey Ghouls to review this over the top 90's horror film. The Rage: Carrie 2 was released into theaters on March 12, 1999. The budget was $21 million, and the movie made $17.8 million in the box office. Directed by Katt SheaProduced by Paul MonashWritten by Rafael MoreuBased on Carrie by Stephen King The Rage: Carrie 2 CastEmily Bergl as Rachel LangJason London as Jesse RyanDylan Bruno as Mark BingJ. Smith Cameron as Barbara LangAmy Irving as Sue SnellZachery Ty Bryan as Eric Stark The Rage: Carrie 2 TrailersThe World is Not Enough (James Bond)The James Bond 007 CollectionThe Mod Squad (1999)Blast From the PastRocky MarcianoThe Lesser EvilThe Corruptor The Rage: Carrie 2 PlotBarbara Lang has schizophrenia and is locked up in a mental institution called Arkham Asylum. Rachel has to live with foster parents. Years later, Rachel talks with her best friend Lisa, who has lost her virginity to Eric, a football player. The football players have a game where they sleep with girls and receive points. After Eric rejects her, Lisa commits suicide. Her death ignites Rachel's dormant telekinetic powers. Rachel discovers a photo of Lisa and Eric. She tells school guidance counselor Sue Snell and Sheriff Kelton that Lisa and Eric slept together. Kelton looks into charging Eric with statutory rape. Walter, Rachel's Basset Hound dog, is hit by a car, but Jesse drives by and takes the dog to an animal hospital. They have coffee while Walter is recovering. Eric, Mark and several other football players learn that Rachel had a photo of Eric and Lisa together and gave it to Sheriff Kelton. They pay Rachel a visit at her house to intimidate her into not talking, but her powers stop them. Sue Snell meets with Rachel and learns Rachel is telekinetic. Snell shows Rachel the original high school from Carrie (1976) that she survived, but 70 people died in the fire that Carrie White started. The Senior D.A. covers up the statutory rape because of the political influence of the wealthy families. Encouraged, Mark plots to humiliate Rachel for what she did to Eric. He apologizes to Jesse and offers his parents' cabin so Jesse can spend the night with Rachel. Rachel loses her virginity, both unaware that a hidden video camera is filming them. Rachel goes to a party, and the popular kids reveal their sex game that she is a part of, which triggers Rachel's telekinesis and unleashes the rage in her. Rachel closes the doors, kills most of the party goers, including Sue Snell in a horrific display of power. Rachel gets crushed by a piece of the house, Jesse says he loves her and she saves him. A year later, Jesse is at college, sharing his room with Rachel's dog, Walter. Jesse dreams Rachel approaches him in his dorm. When he walks towards her, she shatters into pieces in a very odd ending. Behind the Scenes of The Rage: Carrie 2Original the script was titled The Curse and was stalled for two years. When the film started to shoot in 1998 it was retitled to Carrie 2: Say You're Sorry. A few weeks into production the first director Robert Mandel quit over creative differences, and Katt Shea took over. Buy the double feature with the 2002 TV version of Carrie and The Rage: Carrie 2 by Scream Factory. Come back next week when we review Heart and Souls (1993). Discuss these movies and more on our Facebook page. You can also listen to us on iTunes, Podbean, and Youtube! Email us at analogjonestof@gmail.com with any comments or questions!

Zach writes, “I’ll go into my encounter in 2005. I lived in South Webster at the time and we were maybe five miles from the Wayne National Forest Trail Head. I graduated high school the year before and we would go up to the national forest and drive around the gravel roads up there. We called it the New road because it was built sometime in the 90s and allowed access throughout the forest. They set up primitive campsites and trails for 4wheelers and hunters. I deer and coon hunted it a lot as a young man and ran traps in the rivers running through the forest for muskrat and mink. Never in all my years out there have I encountered anything unusual beside a couple wild dog encounters and seeing a giant wild boar one morning. It was a last minute camping trip with friends one night that we all had an encounter. Me and some friends decided to camp out on the new road one Saturday evening. It was the end of September and the nights were becoming cold and chilly. We packed up my buddy Erics box van with beer and blankets then he followed me up the road behind my ford escort. We got to our campsite which was a dead end gravel road in Wayne National Forest. The locals use the circle turn around spot for target practice so there’s always shotgun shells and broken beer bottles everywhere. We cleaned up the area then start a fire. It was dark when we started the fire and kept it roaring through most of the night. We backed the van close to the fire and sat in the back just hanging out and bull*****. The first weird thing we noticed was every once in a while we would hear a ding off the top of the van. The first few times we didn’t pay much attention to it. I thought it was acorns falling or a bird dropping something from the trees over head. Well it kept happening so my buddy Eric climbs on top of the van and finds two gravel stones laying on the roof of his van. It was the same gravel from the gravel road we came in on. We laughed and though maybe it had popped out from under my tire and landed on the roof of his van because he did follow me a few miles through the forest on that gravel road. But it kept happened and as it got closer to midnight it was happening more often. Sometimes two rocks hitting at a time. We heard 4wheelers in the distance earlier that night and so my buddy starts yelling into the woods thinking it was someone messing with us. After Eric yelled and threw gravel back into the woods it seemed to stop. We finish our drinks (which was a 12 pack of Natty Light) then later down in the van to sleep for the night. I wanna say it was around 2am when we hit the hay. Anyway a couple hours later maybe around 4am I woke up to the sound of wood breaks and crashes in the forest. I woke Eric up and we sat there and listened to the woods cracking around our camping spot. If you ever seen the Blair Witch Project and remember the campers being woke up at night and the crashing in the woods around them. That’s what it sounded like. It was coming from different directions and once we stepped out of the van we noticed the sounds were coming from down the hill around our spot. The camping spot sat at the top of a hill and it was a sharp incline down on both sides and completely forested. After standing out here and listening for 15 mins or so we heard a loud crash closer to us so I grabbed the spotlight and we started shining down the hill into the woods. I shined for a few mins before I saw two yellow eyes looking up towards us from a bush thicket. I couldn’t make out the figure in the brush but thought it was something tall or something on a tree because the eyes looked like they were above the ground quite a bit. We watched it for a min then the eyes disappeared. I thought maybe it was a raccoon messing around. There is bear sightings there but it’s very uncommon to cross one. We started shining on the other side of the hill and soon we heard a big crash again. Like wood logs being smashed into the brush. We ran back over and shined down. This time we got a better look at the creature and it had red eyes instead of yellow this time. It was a tall dark figure but is hard to size because we were looking down at it form the top of the hill. We lite that sucker up with the spotlight and there was a Sasquatch. I have no other way of describing it.. it was built like tank and stocky. Looked more like the patty Bigfoot with the cone head. It’s fur looks black/gray and was matted in balls. The thing was Matty looking. Covered in dirt and mud. It’s hair did hang down a bit like a orangutans but was matter up bad. We didn’t smell anything tho.. that sucker was maybe 200 yards down a steep hill looking up at us. My Buddy Eric was freaking out and I was scared to death. I turned the light off and we packed up and was driving out of there in a matter of seconds lol. It didn’t really do anything besides stare up at us. No growls or movement at all. It was standing there still before I turned the light off and headed towards the car. We still talk about this story sometimes when we hang out. Made both of us a believer for sure. Sorry for the long story. My mom had several night encounters around her house. She has heard the Ohio howl out there at night. Long whoops too. My late great aunt had an encounter when she was little out there. She saw something walk through the corn field and it was taller then the corn… Also wanna mention the encounter I had last fall the creature was tall and linky where the creature we saw in 2005 was huge.” __________________________________________________________________________ I will also be welcoming M.K. Davis to the show. M.K. Davis has been researching the Patterson Sasquatch film for the last 20 years. He has traveled extensively and has amassed one of the largest collection of images from the film. M.K. has trekked the Bluff Creek drainage of Northern California on many occasions and his observations have led to several important discoveries on the film itself. While the Patterson film is only a very short piece of film, it continues to yield vital data that may one day lead to a more complete understanding what it is that is on the film and what it means to all of us.   Check out the Episode's page on the Sasquatch Chronicles website to view the videos M.K. mentions in the interview.

After Eric's two-week absence and with Dan out, Doug and Eric break down what's missing in NASCAR's TV coverage, whether Byron should have gotten the 5 ride instead of Kenseth, and answer questions from the Five to Go Facebook page.

Eric Remensperger has been a practicing attorney for over 30 years, and casual biohacker until he discovered his Stage IV cancer and began an exploration of the science and treatment possibilities available to him. Learn about how he returned to health. Bio: Eric Remensperger is not just a big-time attorney, but also a deeply knowledgeable and practice biohacker who beat Stage IV metastatic Prostate Cancer. He has been a practicing attorney for over 30 years and a “health nut” for the past 20 years. He is a partner at a major law firm, Proskauer, where he heads up the West Coast real estate practice, representing traditional banks and private lenders. After Eric was diagnosed with Stage IV metastatic Prostate Cancer, he refused to accept his fate by dismissing Western medicine’s standard treatment of radiation and chemotherapy that destroy healthy mitochondria and compromise the immune system. He took his health into his own hands by reading 14 books in 21 days on cancer prevention, metabolism, and treatment. After learning how cancer operates and discovering the best science-backed treatments, Eric beat the disease and now stands as both an example and messenger of optimal health. Eric founded Quest to Cure Cancer, where he shares his story and how he did it so that he can help others beat cancer too. Links: Website www.questtocurecancer.com Social: https://www.facebook.com/questtocure/ Topics covered: - Gym rat on men’s health diet (protein, whole grains, no fat) - Was physically fit but had chronic illness problems - "Raw primal diet" - raw meat, eggs, honey but discontinued it soon after - Diagnosed with Stage 4 prostate cancer - Warburg theory of cancer - How he discovered what the cause of his cancer was - Healthy state vs. cancer state - How he achieved remission - The benefits of fasting with cancer - Benefits of ketosis and how to actually induce it - Why his prostate cancer progressed so rapidly - The two forms of life energy - Redox or hormetic effect - The value of oxygen - Oxidative stress therapies to combat cancer - The hazards of oral antioxidants - Life with zero testosterone - The wide variety of therapeutic techniques he tried - Breathing techniques and oxygenation - Quest to Cure Cancer - Provides the tools for people who want to take control of their medical care - Biggest risk factor for cancer - Correlation between anti-aging techniques and anti-cancer ones - Why you need to take charge of your own healthcare

Eric, and his wife Amy, consciously seek out opportunities to help others by making an anonymous donation each year. They envision creating a book for their grandchildren that chronicles the stories of their random acts of kindness, hoping their book will be a family legacy allowing future generations to be bitten by the giving bug. After Eric learned that a single mom, who the family knew distantly, had to spend her scrupulously amassed Christmas savings to replace a totaled car, he and Amy filled an envelope with money. On Christmas morning, a trusted friend knocked on the woman’s door, handed her the stuffed envelope, wished her a Merry Christmas and walked away. Eric never heard anything more about the donation, but hoped he’d given the women great encouragement in a tough time.

Today on the Wasted Ammo Podcast we Eric is on the defensive about the way he keeps his gun at night after a news article comes out about a man who slept with his .22 and ended up with a negligent discharge resulting in various wounds. After Eric get's explains his position we get down to business and Zero-In on some gun articles so sit back, relax, and enjoy! Show-notes can be found at Wastedammo.com/37

The stars have finally aligned with all SIX regular members of Flame ON! merging into a F.I.R.E.S.T.O.R.M. (so many words in that abbreviation) like entity in to discuss their collective reviews of TV, video games, and comic books for the past month. Bryan, Pat, Jarrod, Jeff, Eric, and Oral all sit down to discuss the decidedly mixed finale to American Horror Story: Freak Show; the fantastic era of comic book-based TV found among Gotham, Agent Carter, Constantine, Flash, and Arrow; the quirky cable shows like Justified and Helix; and of course all the latest in video games and comic books! After Eric's adventures at the DC Road Show, he's got the skinny on all the craziness coming out of DC's multiverse smashing event Convergence, and how it's totally different from Marvel's multiverse smashing event Secret Wars (it's really not). There's even time for a listener question about finding some experienced companionship, though the boys' advice may surprise you. Make sure you also take part in our contest with our friends over at Adam Male Blog where we're giving away a free 3-month Loot Crate subscription to one lucky contestant. All you have to do to enter is visit bit.ly/geekygaygiveaway and fill in some information. We'll be picking an entry at random in a month, so stay tuned for the winner in an upcoming episode! http://nerdyshow.com/2015/02/flame-on-episode-76-f-i-r-e-s-t-o-r-m-of-funLearn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today’s episode is all about finding your purpose and the “3 S strategy”. Strategy doesn’t matter if you don’t have a purpose and a purpose is hard to fulfill if you don’t have a strategy. They go hand in hand to successfully share your true gifts with the world and empower others to do the same. When you’re an entrepreneur in alignment, you know what your mission in life is. When you have truly nailed your purpose, you go from pushing a boulder up a mountain to being pulled through life with the flow. Everything in your life changes at that moment when you discover your purpose. Discovering your purpose requires you to be open-minded and then take action. You’ll also (more than likely) need someone like a coach who can look into your past from the outside and help you clearly see your story of the past and create a vision for your future. 3 S Strategy – Story | Stance | Strategy The 3 S Strategy is a part of all the VIP days which are 4 hours long. We start by drilling down into the story of your past, then figuring out your stance (what really pisses you off and usually comes directly from your story), then we develop a strategy to help you develop your messaging and get your gifts out into the world.  Your being, your story, your message is a big deal for others to hear. Even if you think it’s insignificant, you’ll discover with the 3 S Strategy why it’s so important to get it out into the world.   Eric Yang’s Story Eric was raised without love by a housecleaner who hated him. He was a troubled, unhappy kid whose mother left him and was living with a father who was more like an unfriendly neighbor rather than a loving father. By high school, Eric ended up very depressed and wanted to commit suicide. In the end, he was not able to follow through on it.  One day shortly after his failed attempt, he was walking by a bookstore and just picked the thickest English book which happened to be Tony Robbins’ “Unleash The Power Within”. He holed up in his room for 2 days straight reading it from cover to cover. Reading that book actually ended up saving Eric’s life and giving him a reason to live. After reading the book, Eric came to the realization that he had been jumping from school to school, running from his unloving parents and the housekeeper who hated him all in an effort to try and change the environments in which he was living. But what he then discovered was… you have to change within to be happy.   Eric Yang’s Stance “You have to change from within.” After Eric read the book and made his discovery, he ended up going to a Tony Robbins event and walked on fire. Soon after he came to Life on Fire’s Ignite event and walked on glass and broke through boards.  He discovered he wanted to help people change within.   Eric Yang’s Strategy Eric discovered his purpose and now has a moral obligation to share his story to help inspire others and ultimately save lives. He can devote his life to personal development and learn how to help people change from within. He can do that through writing books, doing webinars, being interviewed, being on stage sharing his stories and strategies on how to change from within.   The Eric Yang Story in 3 lines…   The power of a book The power of coaching The power of finding your purpose   In Eric’s Own Words:   Big ah-ha moment was the book “Unleash The Power Within” by Tony Robbins. Everyone needs to improve as a person. All the books, energy, and momentum won’t get you there without applying the right strategy. With the right tools and guidance you can succeed. Nobody fails alone and nobody succeeds alone. IGNITE and live a Life on Fire!!!   Complimentary 30-minute Breakthrough Session Are you ready to make a change in your life and business? Go to LifeOnFireFreeCoaching.com to take advantage of my free gift to you of a complimentary 30-minute breakthrough session with me or one of my highly trained coaches.  Be prepared to get your world rocked in just 30 minutes! This is not your normal bait and switch call or a 30-minute pitch fest. Our goal is to deliver so much value that you’ll be raving to your friends what tremendous value you got from just one 30-minute call. Fill out the application now to be considered for a complimentary 30-minute breakthrough session. We use the criteria on the form to qualify applicants for the complimentary call (which is a $250 value). We have reserved several spots for the calls, but they fill up fast! LifeOnFireFreeCoaching.com   In Eric’s words… IGNITE and live a life on fire!!!

Mike and Marty are joined by Eric M. Esquivel this week, they guys talk about the gods of mythology and L.Ron Hubbard in Eric’s Loki comic and more. After Eric leaves they guys talk about the Batman ’66 tv series coming to DVD and Blu-Ray, Ant-Man casting news and more. Subscribe today on iTunes and Stitcher […]

Recorded 11/4/12. The exciting conclusion of the Eric Tomorrow interview. After Eric leaves to head home, Mike realizes that he missed asking some of the questions he really wanted to ask... So he calls Eric while he's on the road and gets those questions answered. This is such a great show, enjoy! Don't forget to join us in the chat and/or call in (484-334-2072) on our next show, Sunday, November 11th LIVE at 7pm EST on the Mediocre Radio Network! If you haven't already, please take a moment and share your thoughts about the show with an iTunes review. Thank You, Come Again! Our Voicemail line: 206-888-6052. Our Live Show line: 484-334-2072. Twitter - @thamike | @oopodcast | @spp444 Streaming provided by http://www.mediocreradionetwork.com Contact info can be found at http://www.obviouslyoblivious.com

After Eric's time away, the guys stumble their way back into the routine