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Season 2 Episode 17 Clappin Cheeks & Heels We cover our day at Stafford Speedway and Saturday Star show We also cover everything about Keegan Tabor who joined us via phone mullet and allWe cover Thunder Road, Bowman Gray, Belt race with some Radiogate and much more Enjoy and thanks to our sponsors that make this happen Bennys Body ShopRobinsons Portable SandblastingHelgers South Coast Power Equipment Thomas WeldingGendron MotorsportsTim Mooers Motorsports

"Upon the seventh seasick day we made our port of callA sand so white, and sea so blue, no mortal place at allWe fired the gun, & burnt the mast, & rowed from ship to shoreThe captain cried, we sailors wept: our tears were tears of joyNow many moons & many Junes have passed since we made landA Salty Dog, this seaman's log: your witness my own hand"Spring is in the air and that means the smell of salt air for those of us living near the coast. Put on your Deck Shoes and join me at 3PM PDT on The Saturday Edition of "Whole 'Nuther Thing". Joining us are Circus Maximus, H.P. Lovecraft, Phil Collins, Deep Purple, Roxy Music, Styx, Christopher Cross, The Doors, Renaissance, Derek & The Dominos, Hot Tuna and Procol Harum.

Quantum computing's impact on capital markets, oh boy!IPOs are back, and they're going to be done differentlyThe corporate hybrid debt market's biggest testA green rating to rule them allWe assess what boffins and bankers have been telling us about the impact quantum computing will have on financial markets. As is so often the case with technological leaps, views differ between whether the computational power that quantum offers is a solution in search of a problem that isn't already being solved adequately by Microsoft Excel, or whether we stand on the cusp of a genuine revolution in how markets work. And of course, there are huge risks to consider, not least around security. Is the sky the limit, or is Skynet the limit? We examine the claims. We also look into the European IPO market's comeback and a shift in how deals will be done; an intimidating amount of corporate hybrid debt that needs refinancing; and a new venture for rating companies' green claims.

We are once again joined by our old friend and comrade Matthew, who is currently residing in Paris. Matthew gives us the rundown of the French pension reforms and we talk about the prospects for the labor and socialist movements.  Music- Edith Piaf- Ça Ira (Sans-culotte version)Ah! It'll be fine, It'll be fine, It'll be finearistocrats to the lamp post!Ah! It'll be fine, It'll be fine, It'll be finethe aristocrats, we'll hang them!If we don't hang themWe'll break themIf we don't break themWe'll burn themAh! It'll be fine, It'll be fine, It'll be finearistocrats to the lamp-postAh! It'll be fine, It'll be fine, It'll be finethe aristocrats, we'll hang them!We shall have no more nobles nor priestsAh! It'll be fine, It'll be fine, It'll be fineEquality will reign everywhereThe Austrian slave shall follow himAh! It'll be fine, It'll be fine, It'll be fineAnd their infernal cliqueShall go to hellAh! It'll be fine, It'll be fine, It'll be finearistocrats to the lamp-postAh! It'll be fine, It'll be fine, It'll be finethe aristocrats, we'll hang them!And when we'll have hung them allWe'll stick a shovel up their arse.Support the show

Check out more resources to help you as a man at David Maxwell CoachingAs we come to the end of the year, we often think about setting up goals and resolutions for the new year. This isn't a bad thing if we approach it the right way. Many men fail at resolutions and goals because they don't do the vital work before they set goals. Men need to take time to do a personal reboot each year. This is a time when they connect with their purpose and direction as a man.Personal reboots are regular updates that help us live with intentionality as men. Intentional men are powerful men! They focus their life and don't waste their energy on unnecessary things in their life. Keep reading to find the benefits of a personal reboot:The Overloaded DesktopAs men, we do this when we try to do it allWe are often motivated by guilt These all show a lack of prioritiesWe have to learn to say noPriorities help you focus on what you are good atWe need a reboot as men so we realize how busy our life has becomeThe Junk FilesWe need to clean out the junk files in our livesOld HurtsOld HangupsOld GuiltThese extra things end up taking up room that could be used for positive stuff in your lifeLive your ultimate adventure with freedom and power, not weighed down by old junkThe Unplugging PrincipleWe have to be intentional about our priorities or they will be lost and forgottenWe need to learn how to unplug as men We need to take the time to unplug with purposeWhat are your priorities? How are you living them?How are your relationships?How are you growing and learning new things?Mentioned in this episode:Get your free Personal Reboot Guide Ebook to start your year strong! Go to www.theconfidentman.me to get your copy today.

A quick pick-me-up pep talk for those bad days when you're not feeling strong - we are reframing our challenges and difficult emotions in a positive and empowering light because you truly are stronger than you know.Whether you are feeling triggered, discouraged, or being hard on yourself for how you are feeling or acting during a challenging time, I got you.

Big week y'allWe reviewed four titles and had a lot to say about it. Download here our review of Amazon Prime's women's drama Hush Hush where Juhi Chawla dies, and all her close friends are sus.Then a female club bouncer in nightclubs in Delhi has a realization for her life in Madhur Bhandarkar's Babli Bouncer on Hulu (Hotstar). A psychopath revenges critics who pull down filmmakers' work in Chup: Revenge of the Artist directed by R Balki and our hunk hot list topper Dulquer Salman rocks.And Madhavan impresses with Dhoka Round D Corner in a thriller for the edge of the seats.Download our pod here and everywhere else you get your PODS.We love you, stillTeam Desis

Autoimmune diseases for most women are life-changing and require cooperation from those who have been diagnosed. Autoimmune diseases cause the body's own immune system to attack itself, leading to a wide range of ailments and illnesses. Some of the most notorious autoimmune diseases include Lupus, Hashimoto's, AIDs, and even Rheumatoid Arthritis. Most patients diagnosed with an autoimmune disease often suffer from additional autoimmune diseases, as they tend to work together to actively destroy the body. While cures are not always available for autoimmune diseases, there are a few lifestyle changes that help to drastically improve the quality of life for those who struggle with a variety of diagnoses. In today's episode we discuss some of the most important lifestyle changes that women with an autoimmune disease can do to be her #1 self-care advocate.These lifestyle changes also apply to any woman who has any kind of illness or they can even apply if you have no illnesses as allWe talk aboutWhy diet is so importantWhy you need to avoid excessive heatListen to your body- This is my #1 go toKeep track of your symptomsFind supportBe sure to grab the freebie: 5 Clean Eating Hacks for Busy Working WomenSend me a DM on the gram @wellwomennetworkAre you subscribed to my podcast? If you're not, I want to encourage you to do that today. I don't want you to miss an episode. I'm adding a bunch of bonus episodes to the mix and if you're not subscribed there's a good chance you'll miss out on those. Click here to subscribe in iTunes!Now if you're feeling the extra love, I would be really grateful if you left me a review over on iTunes, too. Just click here to review , select "Ratings and Reviews" and "Write a Review" and let me know what your favorite part of the podcast is.Also, join us on Facebook at our Facebook group here! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The COVID-19 pandemic has brought a new global awareness of the accessibility of diagnostics: we need to test to protect with equal access for all. In this episode of Global Health Matters, we answer key questions such as “how available are essential diagnostics in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs)?”   Host Garry Aslanyan interviews our special guests who have a deep understanding of diagnostics and their application worldwide. Bill Rodriguez is CEO of FIND, the global alliance for diagnostics, and is also founder of his own diagnostics company, Daktari Diagnostics. Our second guest is Sikhulile Moyo who led the team that helped discover the Omicron variant in Botswana through careful cross-examination of COVID-19 tests.   Join us in this podcast episode to understand the state of diagnostic testing in LMICs and how to achieve equity in access to testing in all countries.     Guests are: ·        Bill Rodriguez, CEO, FIND·        Sikhulile Moyo, Research Laboratory Director, Botswana Harvard AIDS Institute Partnership Related documents, transcripts and other information can be found on our website athttps://tdr.who.int/global-health-matters-podcast/test-to-protect-equal-access-to-diagnostics-for-allWe are keen to engage with you, our listeners, at every step of the way – please feel free to suggest topics and questions to be discussed and share your feedback by dropping us a line at TDRpod@who.int.Follow @TDRnews on Twitter, TDR on LinkedIn and @ghm_podcast on Instagram for updates.Disclaimer: The views, information, or opinions expressed during the Global Health Matters podcast series are solely those of the individuals involved and do not necessarily represent those of TDR or the World Health Organization.

I'm so excited for you guys to meet my beautiful friend Taylor LaytonShe is a holistic hairstylist in Indiana and our first guest on the showInside this episode not only will you get to know her but we get to know the business she built (in the height of the pandemic I might add) and how she stays grounded through it allWe cover topics like moving from a commission salon to owning her own suite, turning fear into excitement,  releasing negative energy and creating your own sacred space plus so much moreMake sure to give Taylor a follow@sand.stonestudio and@itstaylorlaytonIt was an honor to have her, share her light and I hope she returns to share her new holistic journey as a coach

Following the SCOTUS draft leak (Alito opinion; 6-3 vote in favor of the Mississippi law in Dobbs case, 5-4 to overrule Roe v. Wade), you've been hearing and seeing an abundance of false claims, euphemisms, scare tactics, logical fallacies and straight up lies regarding abortion, pro-lifers and Roe v. Wade. E.J. has spent her last two days making notes of what she's been seeing and hearing. She takes the time to walk through her notes and bring the truth to each point. We, at Freedom Families, want to make sure you not only feel confident in your pro-life conviction, but that you also feel prepared and empowered to speak life. Do not stay silent. The preborn need you!If Roe v. Wade is overturned, it does NOT outlaw abortion. All that happens is the decision goes back to the states, to the voters. This is how it was before 1973. Some states will allow (and already do) abortion for any reason, any time and paid for by you (the taxpayer).  Other states will allow abortion under some circumstances. While other states will outlaw all abortion."Roe was egregiously wrong from the start. Its reasoning was exceptionally weak, and the decision has had damaging consequences. And far from bringing about a national settlement of the abortion issue, Roe and Casey have enflamed debate and deepened division. It is time to heed the Constitution and return the issue of abortion to the people's elected representatives."This episode is long and was not strategically planned out like our interview episodes. E.J. simply walks through the notes and screenshots she has complied. We think it is helpful, but also encourage you to listen to these past episodes: Is Roe to Go? | Dr. Marc NewmanPro-Life & the Imago Dei | Megan AlmonEquip Minds to Save Lives | Scott KlusendorfAbortion & Equal Rights for AllWe also encourage you to check out these helpful resources: 10 HUGE quotes from the SCOTUS draft opinion that would overturn Roe v. Wade | Not the BeeWhat will post-Roe America actually look like? – Standing for Freedom Center9 Myths about Abortion Rights and Roe v. Wade (thegospelcoalition.org)Let's check in to see how the tolerant wokies are doing with the news about Roe | Not the BeeUnderstanding Justice Alito's Leaked Opinion - BreakPointAborted babies discovered in DC may indicate infanticide after attempted abortions (liveaction.org)Abortion Pill Kills | Live ActionChild Sex Trafficking Cover Up | Live ActionLila Rose and Tucker Carlson discuss the end of Roe v Wade - YouTube

There's a witch wreaking havoc at Sunnydale High and we have all the info! We break down the episode and don't hold back regarding our feelings for Xander be creeeeepinWould you go back and relive your life starting at 16 if you could change things? We answer..Singing, more singing ..burps...Espresso Martini and a Beer... this episode has it allWe had a boozy time recording and Mel had a sober time editing.Come on down to our instagram!@thechosentwo.podcast And our Facebook page!! @thechosentwo.podcast Melanies- @melanielynngowTildas- @tiiildacSends us your questions, comments, suggestions or Spells!- thechosen2podcast@gmail.com

We're continuing our conversations on ADHD and family relationships on The ADHD Podcast with a discussion on teens. "But wait," you might be thinking, "I'm no teen... what do I need with this episode?" Just hang with us a bit.We're talking to the authors of Mindfulness and Self-Compassion for Teen ADHD, Drs. Karen Bluth and Mark Bertin, a book not written about teens and ADHD, but too them. It's one of the rare experiences that asks teens directly and personally to think about their ADHD, their relationship with others and their experience at school and work.A Teen ADHD Book for AllWe've read the book and agree: it's an approachable read, not lingering in the complexities of neuro-diversity, but not shying away from the way the brain works. The main focus, however, is around building a healthy social life, independence, good grades, all in a voice that lets the reader know they're not alone when they get frustrated or feel isolated along the way.The authors join us on the show to talk about the tools that help on the way, mindfulness and self-compassion. And this is where we come back around to you all, likely adults, likely not expecting to be introduced so favorably to a book on ADHD and teens. Well, as we hope you'll hear today, our guests are presenting a mindfulness and self-compassion practice as a tool for all of us, as "the engine for change" in our lives. We live with ADHD, we're parents of ADHD kids, our ADHD lives contain multitudes. Giving ourselves a compassionate pat on the back can go far in helping us approach the world with confidence and kindness to others.About Karen Bluth, Ph.D.Karen Bluth is on faculty in the department of psychiatry and a research fellow at Frank Porter Graham Child Development Institute at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where she is founder of the Frank Porter Graham Program on Mindfulness and Self-Compassion for Families (https://selfcompassion.web.unc.edu). She is a certified instructor of Mindful Self-Compassion, an internationally acclaimed eight-week course created by Kristin Neff and Christopher Germer; and is a codeveloper of Self-Compassion for Educators, a self-compassion program offered through Mindful Schools.Bluth is also cocreator of the curriculum Making Friends with Yourself: A Mindful Self-Compassion Program for Teens, the teen adaptation of Mindful Self-Compassion; and Embracing Your Life, the young adult adaptation. She is also author of The Self-Compassion Workbook for Teens and The Self-Compassionate Teen. As a mindfulness practitioner for more than forty years, a mindfulness teacher, and an educator with eighteen years of classroom teaching experience, Bluth frequently gives talks, conducts workshops, and teaches classes in self-compassion and mindfulness in educational and community settings. In addition, she trains teachers in Making Friends with Yourself internationally.About Mark Bertin, MDMark Bertin is a developmental pediatrician in private practice in Pleasantville, NY. He is author of How Children Thriveand Mindful Parenting for ADHD, which integrate mindfulness into the rest of evidence-based pediatric care; and a contributing author for Teaching Mindfulness Skills to Kids and Teens. He is on faculty at New York Medical College and The Windward Institute, on advisory boards for Common Sense Media and Reach Out and Read, and on the board of directors for APSARD (the American Professional Society of ADHD and Related Disorders). His blog covering topics in child development, mindfulness, and family is available through PsychologyToday.com, Mindful.org, and elsewhere. For information about his online mindfulness classes and other resources, visit https://developmentaldoctor.com.

With lockdowns being extended in Melbourne & Sydney as well as other parts of Australia, it's important we figure out the best way to help our children with their school work. This episode is going to help you to do just that.Whilst lockdown parenting is nothing like normal homeschooling, in this episode I'm joined by Joss Goulden, an Aware Parenting Instructor who has homeschooled her children (her 18 year old son will be going to university next year).Joss is so warm, down to earth and insightful in what your family needs to be able to navigate this challenging time with your kids.You'll feel reassured and inspired how to make this lockdown experience as enjoyable and beneficial for you allWe cover:what you can do to be able to help your kidswhat you need to prioritise with your children to help them be able to learn betterhow to help your child when they're being resistant to doing their work and having meltdownstaking control of your child's learning - realising you can make choices and prioritise what's going to work for your familyhow to integrate work with homeschooling your childreassurance that your child is learning all the time, not just through worksheetsscreens! how you can use them to your benefit and manage them with your kidsCLICK HERE to read Joss' lockdown learning articleYou can contact her here:WebsiteFacebookInstagramFor more support from Helena, download your FREE GUIDE: Shout Less & Connect More with 5 SIMPLE Games! Download today: https://parentingwithplay.com.au/Contact Helena:WebsiteFacebookInstagram

Learn new words and phrases - and practice your listening - by watching this real English conversation about food! We discuss the differences between food in the United Kingdom, the United States, and Spain.Get all the phrases below!Listen to more conversations here:https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLZOJurmtexYo8s2UKr--aqOi9UssrOh96Differences between British and American English:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hVbc-Bg32MoHow to pronounce English counties (Worcestershire sauce):https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qfz4ZNSdrhsWant to improve your English? Join the To Fluency Program here:https://www.tofluency.com/tfp/PHRASES FROM THIS LESSON:Have friends over for dinnerPeople have different dietary restrictionsA lot of people are gluten-freeSome people have a condition called celiacsSome people are dairy-free so they don't eat dairy productsPeople can be veganI was trynna think of a chicken-based dishA glaze is a rich, thick sauceWe're cooking a meal tonightWhat we're going to do for sides?We're probably wanna do vegetablesThey're most delicious when they're the least healthyWhat immediately comes to mindYou would have beans, toast, bacon, roasted tomatoes, and eggsI had beans on toast most mornings when I youngSometimes I like it when different flavors come togetherI don't want my toast to be soggyYou want it to be crunchy and dryTake your toast and put the right amount of beans onYou either love it or hate itI feel that way about strong cheese tooBeans are not very popular as a breakfast food at allWe tend to have baked foods - pancakes, waffles, muffinsYou have dessert for breakfastWe have pancaked one day a yearIt amazes me, you'll have donuts for breakfast!Donuts are the ideal breakfast foodThey're the worst!My perfect breakfast is bacon and eggsI need a bit of fuel to get me goingWhen my mum comes to visit, she can't understand menus hereI was confused at first as wellPeople come from different countries and culturesThey bring a little bit of their cultureYou'll be able to get Indian foodWe haven't had sandwiches in a whileAt school, I used to always have a sandwichYou have to go out of your way to find itWe might have touched on this beforeYou gave me clues and I finally got itThe average American eats 1,500 PB&J sandwiches by the time they're 18That's usually how averages workI will fact check thisIt's astonishing if trueMy parents packed me sandwichesIf you could only eat one meal for the rest of your life, what would it be?Can I cheat?I could eat chili all day every dayI grew up having a Sunday roast every SundayDinner in the UK is usually around 6You have a small version of Thanksgiving dinner every weekWe make a big fuss about itThe pressure affects your cooking timeIt kinda has a cult followingThe coffee in Spain is unbelievableTell us the best way to make coffeeI know coffee's big thereWe bought the least expensive coffeeI never released itWe need to have a snack samplerWe used to share menu of the daysThe thing I was excited about the most was the coffeeDid you put sugar in it?It's all about omega threesWhy don't we make paella?I didn't quite get the hang of itWhat is a dish we should try?Now you're just pulling my leg

In this week's episode Ian and Owen talk about their March madness brackets and who they think are gonna win it allWe also discuss some new trades that have recently happened

In this very special episode of 3 Interns and Counting JB, JW, and Erika are joined by the prodigal daughter herself: Madi Hart! Join the complete set of interns in this special episode as they recount memories and nightmares from that fateful summer AND tease the upcoming second season. Notes:Julia W deeply apologizes for using E.R. Fightmaster's dead name at one point in this episode. Follow us on Instagram and Twitter @3internspodFollow Madi on Instagram and Twitter @madihart_soccerMadi does not support JK Rowling at allWe do not own the rights to "Intern" by Angel Olsen. All rights reserved to Olsen and Jagjaguwar

A dive into the song The Shadows And The Wind by Uriah Heep   Show website (http://www.scotthaskin.com/uriah_heep_podcast/)   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/UriahHeepPodcast   Twitter: @HeepPodcast   Instagram: @UriahHeepPodcast   Email: UriahHeepPodcast@gmail.com   Episode: 7-3 Song: The Shadows And The Wind Air date: 2-3-1-2021   Performers: Lead Vocals: David Byron Guitar: Mick Box Bass: Gary Thain Drums: Lee Kerslake Keys: Ken Hensley   Lyrics: Oh, they're moving in againHidden by the shadowsAnd the windBut we'll just wait awhile and thenWe'll show 'em all thatThis time we ain't giving in Without a care theySweep aside our dreamsTo try and make way for their ownNo more should we surrenderTo their schemesIt's time to stand andShow 'em we are not alone Time has changed us allWe have our mindsLife has taught usWe all have our loveAnd it's time to use it, use it Nature gave us colourDay and nightSo if you really got a reasonThen you better be rightThe seasons of the yearStill are spring and fallBut there's nothing in the worldThat's says it's right to fight Time has changed us allWe have our mindsLife has taught usWe all have our loveWhy don't we use itCome on and use itWhy don't we use itCome on and use it La la la la la ...     Thanks to: My Graphic Artist Scott Ladzinski www.Audionamix.com – I will not do a podcast without Instant Dialog Cleaner!       My friends in the #DeepDivePodcastNetwork: Nate and John at the Deep Purple Podcast (http://deeppurplepodcast.com/) The Simple Man at Skynnred Reconsydrd Podcast (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/skynyrd-reconsydyrd-podcast/id1448425288?mt=2) Terry T-Bone Mathley at TBone's Prime Cuts (https://www.tbpcpodcast.com/) Rhy at the Sabbath Bloody Podcast (https://podcasts.apple.com/ie/podcast/sabbath-bloody-podcast/id1344032555?ign-mpt=uo%3D4&mt=2) Paul, Joe and David at the At The Lap of the Pods (https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/in-the-lap-of-the-pods-queen-podcast/id1517814055)   Also, check out https://gottahearemall.com/ for well researched information on Deep Purple and Emmerson, Lake and Palmer/Powell   Check out Ace The Music Man on Stitcher here (https://www.stitcher.com/show/ace-the-music-man) Or YouTube here (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCszH87xfnXp-MfZNsUSFjtg)   #UriahHeep #UriahHeepTheBand #MickBox #KenHensley #DavidByron #LeeKerslake #PaulNewton #GaryThain #MarkClarke #LeeKerslake #KenHensley #AlexNapier #JohnLawton #JohnWetton #TrevorBoulder #PeterGoalby #BobDaisley #RussellGilbrook #DaveyRimmer #PhilLanzon #BernieShaw #LivingTheDream #HardRock #RockandRoll #TheWizard #LadyInBlack #EasyLivin #Stealin #DeepDivePodcastNetwork #DemonsandWizards #TheMagiciansBirthday

In this episode we explore one aspect of our Dharma, our purpose in life.People often think this is one thing. Like, when people say “I’ve always known I wanted to be a marine biologist, ever since I was a kid.”Or, “I just knew I was going to be a teacher.”But the truth is, many of us have multiple strengths and passions that we long to share with the world - especially freedom junkies like my clients, and like you rebels out there listening to this podcast -  but we never give ourselves permission to explore and cultivate them.One term used to describe a person with many passions is “multi-passionate,” and here’s what usually happens when someone is a multi-passionate:You notice that bright shiny object (aka new passion)Then uber-obsession kicks in and you think about it all the freakin’ timeThen you take a deep breath and dive in. You learn all you can. You immerse yourself in it. If you’re like me, it make look like an obsession.Then, you start doing it - the new hobby or the new adventureAnd eventually, once you got it figured out or learned “enough,” you may ditch it, or quickly finish it up/get it over with...or add another passion to the listCan you relate?Other characteristics of multi-passionate people:// They love to learn. That’s me 100%. I budget thousands of dollars a year just for learning.  I love it THAT much. I wish school was free. But it’s not. So I have to reign it in a bit.// Multi-passionates also read widely in divergent areas that often are not connected.Like how what I’m reading now ranges from a revisiting of Martha Beck’s Steering By Starlight, Michael Benavov’s Men of Salt, about a man’s journey along the Sahara’s ancient salt trade route, and the “green journal” of the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology. Seriously.But what ends up happening with multipassionates is that as a result of this exposure to so many things, we have tons of idea babies.We start to see connections across seemingly disparate areas - and for people that get really good at it, there are brilliant new discoveries, inventions, new ways to apply things, amazing collaborations.Justine Musk, who was formerly married to Elon Musk, the founder of PayPal and the CEO of Tesla and SpaceX (another multi-passionate, right?) once gave some advice about how to become a billionaire. She recommended choosing something unique and helpful that no computer could replicate, and to master that. Then to choose a second thing and become the master of that as well. Then she said, “Introduce hot ideas to each other, so they can have idea sex and make idea babies that no one has seen before”.Brilliant!And this, fellow humans, is what a multi-passionate at their best can do!So it’s actually a blessing to have so many interests, especially when we let our brains explore the different ways we can combine them allWe know a lot about ...a lot! Some examples of multi-passionates are people like Leonardo DaVinci who was a scientist, mathematician, engineer, inventor, anatomist, painter, sculptor, architect, musician, and writer...he’s been credited with inventing the helicopter too!Then there’s Maya Angelou. I mean, she has done so much. She danced at a strip joint, ran a brothel, mastered several languages (after not speaking for 5 years as a kid), published a variety of books from cooking to children’s books to poetry. She wrote plays and screenplays and acted in them (she was even nominated for an Emmy!)! And more. I mean what the what????Another characteristic of multi-passionates is they have the ability to focus on a given topic for a long period of time. Many people think multi-passionates have ADHD - and many might, but actually most MPs can also deeply focus on a topic – but with the caveat that they can focus on a given topic as long as it is necessary to learn what they need to know. After that, they move on.And this powerful ability to focus is not to the exclusion of everything else.Rather, it is a stepping-stone to the next thing!The thing that causes a lot of suffering in all this for MPs is that lots of us freak out about having to choose one thing.We don’t want to.But the world really really really wants us to.And we feel that our changing directions lead others to see it as proof that we are confused or something.And we worry people might see us as flaky.I know when I was first starting to strut my multipassionate colors, I would also constantly feel really self-conscious when people at parties would ask, “What do you do?” Where do I even start?Even my hair stylist - she said, “Hey what exactly do you do? I was telling someone about you and how you help women get more confidence and build resilience and have more adventure...but I realized I didn’t know exactly what you DO?”And that’s because it doesn't fit into a box, my friends.Multi-passionates often hear, “Why don’t you just do the safe thing instead? The ‘normal’ thing. The obvious thing?”And our response is usually...because that seems kind of boring.And people don’t get that, especially those folks that are totally content with doing their one thing.Even though I have a truly amazing life now, for much of it I often felt judged. I felt like people thought I was lazy, or scattered, a dilettante, Jill of All Trades (Master of None), unable to focus. “Why can’t she just pick one thing and stick to it?” Barhara Sherer, who wrote the book Refuse to Choose, said, “You are the owner of a remarkable, multi-talented brain trying to do its work in a world that doesn’t understand who you are and doesn’t know why you behave as you do.”When I read that, it put all the things that other people criticized me for in a positive light. I finally felt seen. Understood.Once I embraced this aspect of who I was, I was able to piece all my passions together into a mandala of sorts that works for me. I’ve done everything from being a massage therapist and a New York Times paper girl, a nurse, international climbing guide, yoga teacher, midwife, professor, Master Life Coach – and more! There is a lot to be passionate about within both coaching and the medical field, so they keep me quite content;)I want to make it clear here: you don’t have to choose one thing.One of my superpowers as a coach is being able to see the passions of my clients and helping them create a lifestyle that allows them to LIVE it all. Just like the amazing multi-passionates before them. So many idea babies get born!You can create a mandala like I did, fitting in multiple passions at once. You can drop into one passion for awhile and then move on to the next when you’re ready. You can do it your way. Don’t worry about “having” to pick one. How do you weave together your own mandala in life? In this episode I talk about the importance of:Fulling owning being a MP Managing your mind around it. Choosing who you share your passion projects with with care.When to decide that a passion is a long-term project and what it means for entrepreneursAnd lastly, the importance of letting people be wrong about you and your myriad passions. In short, if you’re a rebel multipassionate, I want to challenge you to own your multipassionism and strut it! Fly that freak flag and wave it in the air. You are a miracle. You are unique. We need you to do you, your way. TOPICS IN THIS EPISODE// What having a multi-passionate brain looks like// Do all multi-passionate people have ADD// 6 key tips for how to create your own multi-passionate lifestyle// How to fly your Freak Flag with pride RESOURCES// Click here to listen to Episode 36 How to Let People Be Wrong About You// If you’re new to the squad, grab the starter kit I created at RebelBuddhist.com. It has all you need to start creating a life of more freedom, adventure, and purpose. You’ll get access to the private Facebook group where you can ask me questions! Once you join, there’s also a weekly FB live called Wake the F*ck Up Wednesday, where you can ask questions that come up as you do this work – in all parts of your life.// If you’re interested in a really awesome way to make the next year your best one yet, join Freedom School. Enrollment is open for a limited time. It will set you up to live the best version of you in the year to come. This is an amazing group of rebel women committed to creating lives of freedom, adventure and purpose. You can even gift a Freedom School membership to someone that you know could use the boost and come together! You’ll dive into getting clear about: what you want, how to clear your life of the things you don’t, skills for living an authentic life so you are out there being YOU and not what other people want you to be, and more. 

BHABI IT'S YOUR BDAY, WELL IT WAS YOUR BDAY ON THE DAY OF THIS RECORDING,  BE WELL. THOUGHTS AND PEACE SENT YOUR WAY. Follow us on Twitter- @NightWorldPodEmail us-nightworldpod@hvbrecordings.comLeave a review, share with your click.S1 ep 27- DECAYMove, move a wayLot a room, room to makeHit it hit it hardGet a hold take the chargeI been dropping the lowestHoping I could just hold itGot a way to the doorHop into space and I'm goneWe in to life collect dataShow me the righteous way upC'est la vie on em envies Heart to my granniesPay a rate that outlandish Chuck the duce and feign manners-Landing in the moment Born to play the foreignerNo one of Our IlkGot it smooth like silkBack, back a wayAin't slow enough to slaveRandomly floatingGot my hands wrapped around both endsI face the door And chase it allAin't nothing to slow it, don't say I bitePlay it niceTo stay on iceThat ain't rightWhy you holding itThey ain't hurting in sideYou ball your fist it's midnight On, you never onThem voice(s), they never wrongYou know you ain't no toyThem boards don't get your pointIt's annoying No one in side Riding on a thin lineI don't want a dim lightI don't oun't oun't oun't Off of emotionI done chased all itThey got what they wantedI doubt that they want it allWe have doubled up on bullshit, let's double down on "we're not doing this no more". Rifling through the back channels of who dunnit? You always seem to be moving in a tizzy. Does it madder who dun' what? The "WHAT" now "IS" and you need to keep moving.-That is it! It's just it...I'm not moving, I am going through motions, motions I'm in tune with, mostly-but mostly there's a disconnect. This disconnect isn't solely reserved for me, don't seem that way. Luke warm swiss miss, Hallmark channel dreamscapes, I'm not sure how long these heralds of escape can anchor someone, me. I've seen Frasier so many times. The first dozen runs of viewing, I'll ride that off to the writing, to the cast. I'm repeating that with the Big Bang Theory, the attempt to flee into another world. I'm so tuned in, so I can be so tuned out. Let's go back to Frasier, that show captured me when I was an eight year old boy occupying a single bedroom apartment; the "thali" was split between my brother, myself, our rents', and a community of cocklouches, as the building manager would spell them; she gave her word, she was constantly "splaying" to rid the building of those antennae hippies. That flat, Frasier's condo, his world, the accessories to his world was magic. Broomsticks are used to clear the scene of a Raid massacre, maa was too trigger happy.I convinced myself the more I was tuned into the world of Frasier, I'd be able to calibrate mine to sync with that wave. My existence ebbs opposite. Frasier, The Big Bang Theory were the appeasers of my escape, this fluff now is the agitator of my uneasiness. Frasier and his old man constantly clashed, differentiating ideologies born of class structure. Frasier, Niles, the two brothers were the seeds of Martin, to me they seemed to be the fruit occupying the highest branch. Martin was mulch, the elderly thing decaying, inhabiting a decaying recliner housed in the highest branch. We clash with our father, we sit on no particular tier, clashes born of uncertainty, born of the need to grasp on to something. These clashes feel like decaying; the process of decaying is an element in the surgance of life, these clashes aren't that, they're just decay feeding into decay. SEASON 1 LOOKING THROUGH THE TUNNEL.NIGHT WORLD IS RECORDED AT NIGHT SOUND STUDIOS IN CARRBORO NORTH CAROLINA. EMPIRES FALL is the instrumental used in today's episode (#27) it is from SFRBEATS.COMNIGHT WORLD a PODCAST is written  & performed by Arvid, 8TATE HYE, & Zaf. Glenn Schwartz is our recording engineer. Please leave reviews, subscribe and share this podcast.    

So often we feel disconnected, unsure, and bad about ourselves. We don’t set the boundaries we need and we don’t take care of ourselves. Here is the answer to these problems. The wisdom you seek is within you, and when you can listen deeply without distraction, you will hear the truth. Ana is an Energy Aligner and Heart Activator. In 2014 she had a spiritual awakening and felt like she had come home to herself. Now she helps people heal their emotional wounds so they can live a meaningful life.Quotes to remember: “When we receive such a deep, profound message in our lives, whatever it is… it takes so much courage, it takes so much faith and trust because it shakes the foundation of who we think we are.” “I allowed myself, even though I was scared, the possibility of what wanted to come through, what wanted to be given to me.” “Just look at creation; you can see God.” Takeaways:We put so much responsibility on our parents to parent us wellLack of self-love and self-worth are so pervasiveWe are constantly changing and discovering ourselvesThere is power in acknowledging that you may not know it allWe are here to have experiencesThe heart’s wisdom is irrational to the mind and cannot be understood with the mindWe are so connected and for one person to witness another’s experience is healing for both peopleLove never dies, even if a relationship comes and goesWe often feel depressed when we are denying ourselves and who we areOur human brain cannot understand what God or Spirit isWe are a part of God; God is within usWhat you’ll learn:How Ana’s desire for a mother she didn’t have led her to self-love and reparenting herselfWhere we go wrong in our thinking when things don’t last like we thought they wouldHow to listen to your heart to know yourself, and what it sounds likeWhy we close off our hearts and stop feeling, and the ill effects of doing thisWhen Ana lost herself in tending to other people’s needs, and how she recovered herself by speaking her fearHow to connect to God even when you haven’t felt unconditional love from anyoneMentioned on the podcast: https://analauralevin.com/Links:FacebookInstagram

读书嘉宾：北京林业大学外语学院院长。2010年获北京市教学名师奖。主要研究领域包括语言理论、应用语言学、翻译理论与实践。发表各类学术文章70余篇，出版专著、教材、译著多部。英文文本：Build a Green and Beautiful Homeland for AllWe see myriads of glittering stars when we look up at the night sky, but the Earth is the only home we have. We must protect this planet as we protect our own eyes, and cherish Mother Nature the way we treasure life. We must preserve what gives our planet life and embrace green development.–We should pursue harmony between humanity and nature. Lush mountains, vast tracts of forest,blue skies, green fields, singing birds, and blossoming flowers offer more than visual beauty. They are the basis for our future development. Nature punishes those who exploit and plunder it brutally, and rewards those who use and protect it care-fully. We must maintain the overall balance of the Earth's ecosystems, not only to ensure that future generations can continue to access material wealth, but also to protect their right to enjoy the wonders of the natural world.–We ought to achieve economic prosperity through green development. Green is the color of nature. I have always said that clear waters and green mountains are invaluable assets, and that eco-environmental improvement leads to greater productivity.Healthy ecosystems promise boundless economic potential, generate steady returns, and contribute to economic and social sustainability.–We need to foster a love of nature. Well-measured exploration and use of resources is the key to eco-environmental progress. We should encourage a healthy lifestyle that is simple, green and low-carbon, and reject extravagant and excessive practices.Additionally, it is essential to raise people's awareness of environmental and ecological protection, and develop an environmental governance system in which the whole of society participates, so that the eco-environment will become a primary focus of daily life.We need to advocate the value of green development grounded in respect and care for nature so that blue skies, green fields and clear waters will be deeply cherished by all.–We should adopt a sound approach. In environmental governance we should follow the laws of nature, make holistic and well-informed plans, do what is appropriate in light of local circumstances, and create harmonious ecosystems in which all elements coexist in tandem with each other. Human wisdom is essential to sustaining the dynamism of the Earth, our common homeland. Although environmental governance is an arduous task, we will ultimately obtain the expected results as long as we take the right steps. We must press ahead with a sense of urgency and perseverance to achieve our goals.–We need to join hands to meet common challenges. A beautiful homeland is the shared aspiration of humanity. In the face of environmental challenges, all countries are a community with a common stake, and no country can remain aloof. Only together can we effectively address climate change, marine pollution, biological conservation, and other global environmental issues, and achieve the UN 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. Only concerted efforts can drive home the idea of green development and bring about steady progress in building a global eco-civilization.

3. Tips for Working at HomeOur work storyMatt is a professional entertainer, and travels for a living (most of the time). His show Buckets N Boards is a live stage comedy & percussion show. He and his business partner Gareth, perform on Disney Cruise Lines as a featured act, and in many performing arts centers and corporate events throughout the year.Dynae has been exclusively a WAHM for the past decade. She is a professional photographer, mentor and graphic designer at Dynae Levingston Photography.Recognize working from home is freaking hardLogistically, working from home is one of the hardest work environments. Especially when you add kids into the mix.There’s A LOT of distractions. Between ignoring housework Our 6 year old sneaks into content videos for work, and while we’re on Zoom calls. Matt talks specifically about a YouTube video he filmed, and didn’t realize she was in the background until after it was published. You can view that video here: Gravity Falls Theme by Buckets N Boards.How we manage it allWe try to have a dedicated space away from everyone else. Right now, we have turned a room in our unfinished basement into a makeshift office away from the kids.We set a schedule. The Google Calendar app helps our family tremendously.Time blocking. Having the schedule during the day and week for specific tasks keeps us on track. For example, after the kids are off to school, we have set times to return emails. Then specific times to edit photos or videos, do social media posts, etc. Blocking tasks throughout the day keeps the deadlines in check.Team work. We are super lucky that we have each other. And to make work and family time successful, we tag team the parent/household stuff. Like pickup/drop off at school, running them back and forth to activities, etc. We also have the whole family help with household chores, and even time block that with everyone having their own set tasks.We’re flexible. We understand that deadlines come up, and kids get sick, so sometimes that schedule has to change. We communicate if this happens, and when we might need the other to take over certain other aspect of the parenting gig. If you have to work after bedtime, sometimes that happens.We have boundaries. We have set work hours and we manage client expectations on communication up front. Nobody likes getting texts at 10pm for work. We’ve also scheduled days off. Family is super important to us, as well as our own mental health, and taking dedicated breaks away from work are so needed. Follow Couple Thoughts on:Instagram: @couplethoughtspodcastFacebook: Couple Thoughts Podcast with Matt and DynaeTwitter:      @CoThoughtsPod

Step Eleven Thought in the Unseen WorldLet us consider the influences of the Unseen World on human thought and emotion. Itmay be difficult for those who have not studied the subject to grasp the absolute reality of the forces of the Unseen World. In order to avoid doing harm unintentionally, and to use the unseen forces for good, we will consider some aspects.Step Twelve Record Audio Messages, Share with AllWe now discuss the manner in which a person speaks. If a person is writing or coding into a computer, the voice is not relevant. When the voice is used, there should be a degree of competence. As the people develop their telepathic gifts, Telepaths will appear on media channels and will be speaking telepathically...

“(No) Winning”The day has finally comeThe sun is shining high and brightReady to wait several hours in lineI’m about to cast my voteMy head high and proudYou are so going down In the USAWe will no longer be ashamedNBC calls itDonald Trump got the sh*t kicked out of him Tears stroll down his cheeksAs he asks Putin how they can still cheatHe then whines and tweetsSays prepare for his victory speech He goes to the micSays he pulled off the biggest comebackEven though he lostHe thinks the scoring is like golf Who’s gonna tell him?You can’t kick the ball till it goes inThe United States of America winsAs you become someone’s bitch in prison Russia cried todayA clothed Putin is riding horsebackHis shirt staying onAs he thinks about dumping Don Democracy winsDemocracy winsEveryone wins if democracy wins Democracy winsDemocracy winsEveryone wins if democracy wins Suppression laws blew up in their faceGerrymandering got you nowhereYou’re not going to silence our voiceYou can f*ck right off for all that we care Tell a child not to reach into the jarHe’ll look at you, smirk, and head toward it right awayStrip the rights of which our soldiers died forWe’ll stand together and piss on your leg We drank tons of water todayDrank 13 jugs of water todayWe haven’t peed at all todayYour legs will get soaked today About to sprayMake our mark todayDoesn’t matter what you doWhat you do, say, or thinkIf you try to deny our rightsBurn our Constitution We’ll make your tiny balls shrink He awoke, then tuned in to Fox and FriendsHoping Kilmeade and Douche give him positive spin Searching for a signJust give him a lineA single word shall sufficeJust “win” will do He thinks it’s comingIt’s going to happenFullest context is of no relevance What happened?Nobody liked you, everyone blocked youWhat happened?The mob has attacked you for being TrumpWhat happened?Everyone blocked you, nobody liked youWhat happened?The mob has attacked you for being Trump That’s what f*cking happened Woo! Yeah! You lost out on the West CoastYou lost on the East Coast tooYou lost over on the islandsAnd made the desert blue You lost with the young votersYou lost with boomers as wellYou lost with family membersAnd porn stars you have blackmailed You lost with the scientistsYou lost with all the doctorsMuslims want to ban your a$$Hispanics want to build a wallWe don’t want an arrogant covidiotSo we want you outGet the hell outGet the hell out He’s about to fly far from hereIt is January 20th of next yearWith some TP stuck to his shoesHe’s trembling in fear He’s facing lawsuits every which wayFrom laundering to an Al Capone wannabeFrom Tijuana to Augusta, MaineHe wants outta here As he leaves his jet-planeBalance finally feels restoredAmerica may possibly be somewhat sane againAfter led by a yuge CheetoWe have hit hell bottomBut can rise up and HopeWe now have hope againHopeWe now have hope again The bullying will now stopHe finally got his dueHe was quite weak after allWe melted this snowflake with our will and HopeWe now have hope againHopeWe now have hope againHopeWe now have hope againHopeWe now have hope againHopeWe now have hope againHopeWe now have hope againHopeWe now have hope againHopeWe now have hope again Nobody liked youEveryone blocked youThe mob has attacked you for being Trump Bookshttps://www.amazon.com/Craig-Rozniecki/e/B00JBQ95LO Bloghttps://thekind-heartedsmartaleck.blogspot.com/ Twitterhttps://twitter.com/CraigRozniecki

Today Jess and Vic talk to Georgia Miles of The Sussex Flower School. We talk about Georgias beginnings as a language teacher through to her creating her flower school aimed at providing affordable floral education for allWe absolutely love Georgia's energy and enthusiasm for the industry and we know you will too!xTo find out more about the courses that Georgia runs throughout the year, please head on over tohttps://www.thesussexflowerschool.co.ukSupport the show (http://www.instagram.com/girlflowerpodcast)

Of the many hats that I wear, one is my involvement in the South Florida Jewish community. Not only did I get to present a workshop but I got to interview some of the guest speakers at this years Limmud Miami including:Rabbi Andrew Hahn aka the Kirtan Rabbi Danny Reed- Education Coordinator at The Holocaust Memorial Miami Beach and Limmid Miami Co-ChairEvelyn Goldfinger- Children's Book Author, Song Leader and Drama Teacher Buy the Shabbat Treasure by clicking here: https://amzn.to/39C1WqZJacob Markey- Jewish Community Relations Counsil Associate at the Greater Miami Jewish FederationJimmy "Yaakov Yisrael" Costello aka The Musical MaggidLionel Mitttlepunkt- Founder of 248Luna Goldberg- Education Manager at the Jewish Museum of Florida in collaboration with Florida International UniversityRabbi Guido Cohen- Aventura Turnberry Jewish CenterLimmud Miami is an annual Jewish learning festival in South Florida and there are Limmud events across the Jewish globe.It's core values and principles are:LEARNINGLearning embraces personal development, knowledge and skillsLearning changes people, inspires action and opens new worldsThere are many inspirations that can offer opportunities for learningEveryone can be a teacher and everyone should be a studentWe encourage the creation of a learning environment in which people are able to reflect and growCOMMUNITY & MUTUAL RESPONSABILITYLimmud is a community of learningWe can achieve more together than we can individuallyWe both gain and should give something back to the Jewish and the wider communityEXPANDING JEWISH HORIZONSLimmud strives to create collective and communal experiences, through which we strengthen and develop our Jewish identityEMPOWERMENTWe inspire people to be ambitious about their contributionWe challenge people and trust them to rise to that challengeWe see the potential of individuals and communities, and support their developmentWe empower people to make choices, and provide the information to make informed choicesPARTICIPATIONVolunteerism is a key feature of almost everything we doWe are all responsible for each other and for the communities we create, everyone has an important contribution to makeWe encourage participants to take an active part in all we doDIVERSITYWe value diversity in all that we doWe value choice in form, content and styleWe believe in the richness of our diverse community and create cross-communal and cross-generational experiencesWe value accessibility, and aim to be accessible to allWe encourage people not to stereotype othersENABLING CONNECTIONS TO BE MADEWe aim to create opportunities for communities and individuals to connectWe recognize the strength of providing a space where spiritual, emotional and intellectual connections are madeJason is a Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist, Alternative Medicine Practitioner, Certified Coach and Speaker. He is one of a handful of Mental Health Professionals to carry Neuro Emotional Technique's Level 3 Certification from thousands of NET practitioners around the world.

In today's episode we cover it allWe have Deals for you fromTopDecDecorating DirectMy PaintbrushOnline Decorating CentreGood old fashioned Business AdviceConfessions from DecoratorsRelationship Adviceand Debt collecting the unorthodox way, is it a good thing?And all the usual nonsense!!! 

Series: Christmas CarolsGood Christian Men, Rejoice!Luke 2:8-14 The attempt to find joy is a part of Christmas for almost everyone. However, Christmas joy is often a thin veneerlike wrapping paper. For joy to last, the source of joyhas to be sufficient. good Christian men, rejoice Christian joy is not circumstantial; it is rooted in our relationship with Christ. Rejoice in the Lord always. I will say it again: Rejoice!Philippians 4:4 He is in the manger nowThroughout the Old Testament, there are numerous prophecies about a coming Messiah. The fact that a Messiah came reveals that Godkeeps His promises. We are “I hope” people. God is an “I will” God. He has opened heaven’s doorBecause of Jesus’ coming, a relationship with Godis possible.From the beginning, man has tried to reach God. Good work,religious exercise, increased knowledgeand moral efforthave all fallen short. God came down to usbecause it was impossible for us to get up to Him. A thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy. I have come so that they may have life and have it in abundance.John 10:10 Kingsand wise mendo not precede the lowly in the kingdom. Everyone faces three questions: 1) Where do I come from? 2) Why am I here? 3) Where am I going? calls ye one and calls ye allWe have been commanded to share the gospel throughout the world. Christ is the exclusive path to heavenand lasting joy. Not everyonewill find joy in Christ, but no one can take awayour joy! Today’s Takeaway1. A relationship with God is possible.2. Jesus resists the proudand receives the humble.3. The task of sharing good news is entrusted to believers. 4. True joy is found in focusing on Christ.

He Man is my version of us allWe are just HumanFighting our daily wind mill

title alone says it allWe are Pixels Polygons and Fun! a video game podcast, where we talk about anything under the video game sun!Feel free to follow us with our channels!: RaggingGingy's Twitter: @RaggingGingy Colochu's Twitter: @Colochu54 The Show's Twitter: @PPaFPodcastTeePublic: https://www.teepublic.com/user/ppafpodcast1Patreon: https://www.https://www.patreon.com/ppafpodcast-We do have multiple stretch goals, any help getting us there will mean the world to us! Thank you!Join our Community Discord! Discord Link: https://discord.gg/UQzZsnK-We wont bite...Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGLicu6lfMxeXnLY-2zyuJw?view_as=subscriberFollow us on Twitch!: twitch.tv/pixelspolygonsandfunOther Shows under Pixel Media:-Universe 7's Podcast(On the Pixels YouTube Channel)-More Shows to come!All shows under the Pixels Media banner will be uploaded to Patreon for all Patrons to enjoy! Thank you!or you can email us directly at: ppandfpodcast@gmail.comFor any comments, concerns, or topic suggestions, feel free!We are now LIVE on Google Play, iTunes, Stitcher, and Spotify!! If you guys could leave us a review that would be greatly appriciated!

| Mosaic Gathering Prayer: April 7, 2019Father of us allWe bring our hearts, minds and bodies before You this morning.Anything that is anxious and scattered within us, we still.We center ourselves in this place, in our chairs, in our bodies.And we open ourselves to You.Holy Father, You created our hearts and You know our hungers.Sweet Spirit, You dwell within us and You see our thirst.Strong Brother, You walked among us and You know our pain.We invite You into the broken places in our hearts;Dear Lord, bring healing.We invite You into the anxious places in our minds;Dear Lord, bring calm.We invite You to bless anything unloved in our bodies;Dear Lord, bring affirmation.We invite You to touch any strife in our relationships;Dear Lord, bring grace.We invite You to hold any pain in our lives;Dear Lord, bring peace.We invite You into our homes, our neighborhoods, our city, our country;Dear Lord, bring restoration.We invite you into our world;Dear Lord, bring love.Together, we affirm the reality of the abundant life You offer.Together, we pray for an ever-increasing experience of this abundance.We lay our doubts and our frustrations in Your hands.And receive from You, Joy.

We're really sorry about this buck-wild attempt at a first episode. A few quick notes:Johnny Quest is not an example of venture capitalism at allWe wrote/recorded the theme song in 5 minutes. Can you tell? I'd like to apologize for my comments about my grandfather.                                - A     

Esther Gokhale has been involved in integrative therapies all her life. Her early interest in healing led her to study biochemistry at Harvard and Princeton and, later, acupuncture at the San Francisco School of Oriental Medicine.After experiencing crippling back pain after her first pregnancy and after an unsuccessful back surgery she later developed the Gokhale Method, a unique, systematic approach to help people find their bodies’ way back to pain-free living.Ester’s book, 8 Steps to a Pain-Free Back, has sold over 100,000 copies and has been translated into eight languages.https://shop.gokhalemethod.com/collections/allWe talked about Esther’s journey with back pain and how this inspired her to create the Gokhale Method and how our genetic and cultural heritage relates to the postural guidelines we’ve inherited and live by today. Esther also touches upon the idea that it’s time we change the way we approach athletics and the consequences that athletes face with back and neck health down the road. How our social norms and poorly designed furniture have dictated our postural norms and how we can change that by revisiting our ancestral heritage and way of life. Esther also shares with us her simple steps to back pain relief and how you can incorporate it in your everyday life.Connect with Esther at:http://www.gokhalemethod.comSubscribe to our podcast & leave a great review:https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/integrate-yourself-with-allison-maja/id1203490106?mt=2Connect with Allison at:https://www.pureenergypdx.com/personal-training-servicesConnect with Maja:http://www.majagottlieb.com/Support our podcast and get integrated into our community:http://www.patreon.com/integrateyourself/Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/integrateyourself)

有声英语少儿童话故事 绿野仙踪 第12卷 第16章“We dare not harm this little girl,” he said to them, “for she isprotected by the Power of Good, and that is greater than the Power of Evil. Allwe can do is to carry her to the castle of the Wicked Witch and leave herthere.”So, carefully and gently, they lifted Dorothy in their arms andcarried her swiftly through the air until they came to the castle, where theyset her down upon the front doorstep. Then the leader said to the Witch:“We have obeyed you as far as we were able. The Tin Woodman andthe Scarecrow are destroyed, and the Lion is tied up in your yard. The littlegirl we dare not harm, nor the dog she carries in her arms. Your power over ourband is now ended, and you will never see us again.”