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Something was amiss in Auburn Washington in June of 1986 and if it wasn't for the strong bond between sisters, incredible investigators and forensic science more lives would have been taken. How are the deaths of 2 complete strangers linked and who was behind it. This case is a terrifying who done it.   Source info . . . . . .   Poisoned Painkiller Panic: The Snow-Nickell Cyanide Murders - HistoryLink.org Tylenol murders: New Efforts to Solve the 40-Year-Old Case (today.com) Bitter Pill: A Wife On Trial - CBS News POISONED EXCEDRIN SUSPECTED IN 2D SEATTLE DEATH - The New York Times (nytimes.com) Stella Nickell - Wikipedia Ellensburg Daily Record - Google News Archive Search Forensic Files - Season 2, Episode 9 - Something's Fishy - Full Episode (youtube.com)      

A man who was last seen in a white car (I know very descriptive right?) in Auburn Washington and a man who went missing from Vancouver, WASupport the showDisclaimer: I am not an investigative journalist or a reporter. I am a widowed mom of 3 who works in healthcare and is passionate about giving the people who don't have a voice the attention that they deserve.

David Holliday grew up in Auburn Washington with his parents and two siblings. After high school he was drafted to go to Vietnam. He chose to join the Navy for 4 years. Married and heading off to war David didn't have much time with his new bride. War affected David and helped him to see that he wanted to have God in his life. He and his wife ran a vegetable farm in Quincy Washington. At that time he decided to begin studying the Bible and find out more about God. Eventually the missionaries moved across from their farm and came over to share the gospel with David's family. They joined the church and never looked back. Eventually he taught seminary and institute and now serves as a temple sealer. Join me today as David shares many inspiring stories that will help you feel God's love. bethnewellcoaching@gmail.com bethnewellcoaching.com

David Holliday grew up in Auburn Washington with his parents and two siblings. After high school he was drafted to go to Vietnam. He chose to join the Navy for 4 years. Married and heading off to war David didn't have much time with his new bride. War affected David and helped him to see that he wanted to have God in his life. He and his wife ran a vegetable farm in Quincy Washington. At that time he decided to begin studying the Bible and find out more about God. Eventually the missionaries moved across from their farm and came over to share the gospel with David's family. They joined the church and never looked back. Eventually he taught seminary and institute and now serves as a temple sealer. Join me today as David shares many inspiring stories that will help you feel God's love. bethnewellcoaching@gmail.com bethnewellcoaching.com

In this episode, we discuss an important but sometimes uncomfortable topic—sexual assault and abuse. We dive into the history and myths around sexual abuse, signs for identifying abuse, how to handle disclosure, online safety, and resources available. Guests: Marie Pereda, Parent Educator with the King County Sexual Assault Resource Center Detectives Francesca Nix and Doug Faini, Auburn Police Department

Dave Schultz and Stephen Root talk Auburn with Zac Blackerby and Washington Commanders with Scott Jackson! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wnsp/support

The Christian Outlook – July 24, 2021 Kevin McCullough turns David Harsanyi, of National Review, to talk about the crisis in Cuba as Cubans take to the street, crying out for liberty. Don Kroah talks with Lee Edwards, of The Heritage Foundation about the broader history of Cuban relations. Kathy Emmons talks with Pastor Doug Bursch, co-pastor at Evergreen Foursquare Church in Auburn Washington, about the hesitancy of Christians to get back into church. Kathy Emmons and Lisa Anderson, of Focus on the Family, talk about how our culture today is so digitally dependent while undervaluing the richness of “being known.” Georgene Rice talks with Jon Ferguson and his brother Dave, co-pastors at Community Christian Church outside of Chicago, about their book, “BLESS: 5 Everyday Ways to Love Your Neighbor and Change the World.” See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, Amber covers the amazing survival story of May Vincent. In September of 1978, 15-year old Mary ran away and hitchhiked from her home in Las Vegas to California. On her return home she got into the van of 50-year old Lawrence Singelton who brutally raped her, dismembered her, and left her for dead. Mary fought hard and survived this brutal attack.Amber pulled her sources from:WikipediaTampa Bay Times “Singelton Guilty in Stabbing Murder” by Sue Carlton 9-12-05I survived Season 4, Episode 1Then Erika covers death by Excedrin.  Stella Nickell was born in Oregon, got pregnant at 16 then moved herself and her daughter to California.  She would later fall in love and marry Bruce Nickell and move to Auburn Washington.   Bruce was an excessive drinker and decided to go to rehab and get sober. Stella didn't like to new healthy lifestyle and wanted to continue to drink.  One night after work, Bruce took Excedrin from the bottle in his home and immediately collapsed.  He was pronounced dead at the hospital that night.  A week later another woman by the name of Sue Snow, took Excedrin and she collapsed and died too.  Erika pulled her sources from:www.wcjn.orgwww.history.com /Woman convicted of killing two in Excedrin Tampering Nov. 13, 2009 Updated May 6, 2020www.wikipedia.orgwww.murderpedia.org 

In this episode of Gatorcast, President Johnson continues her conversation with guest Dr. Matt Reed on the importance of community colleges and the impact they have on the future of our nation.

In this episode of GatorCast, President Johnson speaks with guest Dr. Matt Reed on the importance of community colleges and the impact they have on the future of our nation.

In this episode of GatorCast, Dr. Suzanne Johnson continues her discussion with guest Casey Sacks on the importance of community colleges and the role that the federal government plays in supporting them nationally. 

https://youtu.be/VM5fQh_IwaM 1 sam 22:6-23 Lots going on in this story- I want to focus on one part of this story- Doeg the edomite Killing the 85 priests. It’s a bloody massacre of a story. Why is it in here? What does it have to do with who we are as Christians in 2019 in Auburn Washington. Why does it matter and what does it mean?Lets establish some things hereDoeg is an edomite, possibly a high official . part of an ethnic tribe that hates Israel.  Why was Doeg with Saul? Possibly to convert to Israel, maybe because God wanted him there.  Chp 21 makes it clear that he was in charge of Sauls animals. He was a man of influenceThe scripture 22:7-10 makes it clear. Doeg an enemy of Israel, possible convert, high ranking official, zealously executes 85 of God’s priests and an entire city of innocents. Two parts of the plot- Doeg was in chp 21 when David was on the run and in chp 22 when Saul orders the massacre.  Doeg agrees- destroys on command. Doeg bridges David sin and Saul SinBut is he the real culprit of this story? David is just trying to save himself- priests go down Saul? He ordered it. Jonathan? If he had given bread to David he wouldn’t have to have eaten the consecrated bread. Is it David? He lied to the priests in 21 and Doeg was there and told Saul. The easy answer is that its Doeg- He killed the priests- he’s the bad guy(Insert sermon about not Killing God’s priests here)For people who want easy formulas to live by (God is good- tragic events are bad) this story creates a dilemmaFirst-  not just simply priests. They are descendants of wicked Eil and Phineas. They hold the ephod. They talk directly to God. Doegs massacre is not a random act of evil. It is the fulfillment of 1 Samuel 2:31 Behold, the days are coming that I will cut off your arm and the arm of your father’s house, so that there will not be an old man in your house. READ 1 Sam 2:27-36 This massacre of the priests is the fulfillment of the prophecy from the man of God. This massacre is the means by which God uses to raise up a righteous line of priestsSecondly- Doegs actions are influential to begin the demise of Saul. Saul orders it. Doeg does it. Saul failed as a shepherd, and has now failed in his leadership. Saul goes sideways after thisDoeg makes it happen. He destroys everything. Saul was supposed to destroy the Amelikites and he failed at it- so God pronounced judgement against him earlier- and now he’s doneskiThirdly- Doegs massacre signals the end of Saul. Saul rejected Samuel as priest and placed Ahijah, a descendant of Eli. The priests don’t even support Saul- They protect David- Saul turns from God, His word and has Doeg kill the very priests who could bring him back to God. This massace is a major turn in the story. Saul is completely spiritually and morally bankrupt. Yahweh has removed his protection from Saul and we will see more of his demise in future chpsIts very complex- The Priests are still of God, even tho they are under a curse. They can speak to Saul even tho they are under a curse. Doeg Kills the means of Saul redemption while being the judgement upon the priests. The Edomite- Understand this- the Edomites are from the line of Esau (Gen 36:1) not the chose line of JacobThere is an eternal cosmic conflict between Jacob and Esau and this is part of the conflict of it What do we do with this story? Is God the author of Evil? The Devil? Man? Who is the author There is real evil in the worldThere are enemies of God that are at war with God’s people until the final summation of all thingsRomans 5:12 Therefore, just as through one man sin entered the world, and death through sin, and thus death spread to all men, because all sinned—1 John 5:19 We know that we are of God, and the whole world lies under the sway of the wicked one.1 Peter 5:8 Be sober, be vigilant; because your adversary the devil walks about like a roaring lion, seeking whom he may devour.

President Johnson, Kirsten Weber and Amanda Smyser return in Part 2 of our Financial Aid and Literacy series to discuss scholarships, student employment and more.

Green River College President Suzanne Johnson speaks with Workforce Education Director Cathy Alston about the everyday challenges facing college students, and the resources available to help them along their educational journey.

President Johnson and educational and career planner Josh Staffieri discuss career exploration and the resources available to students who are planning for life after college. Topics include figuring out who you are, where you're going, and how you're going to get there.

With Advising Day just around the corner (January 30, 2019), Green River College President Suzanne Johnson sits down with Allison Warner, director, Career and Advising Services, to discuss academic planning.

GRC President Johnson welcomes listeners to the first episode Green River College's official podcast, GatorCast, and answers the questions, "Why a podcast? Why now?".

Coffee is HUGE - it's bigger throughout the world than you can really imagine, even given that you can find it on every single corner. All of our individual experiences with coffee is through single cups. Just a bit of beans at a time, consuming a pound or two here and there. In this episode we explore one of the critical roles in getting coffee to you... We visit The Green Room, a massive coffee storage warehouse in Auburn Washington - in this space (which turns out to be half the size of an Ikea, approx), the folks at The Green Room climate control store around 100k bags of green coffee at any given time (translating to some 10-15 million pounds). This is an important waypoint between import of coffee and the roaster, a place for coffee to stay safe, secure, and stable, before it's final destination. On the show we take you on a tour, and try to give you an impression of this important step in the coffee supply chain. Hosts: Joseph Robertson - Coffee Lovers Magazine - https://www.coffeeloversmag.com Jesse Nelson - Conduit Coffee - https://www.conduitcoffee.com

Jeff and Shane review ND/Michigan, Auburn/Washington, Miami/LSU and Preview Week 3

Week 1 of College Football in the books. Tonight the Balance/Breaking team talks ND-Michigan, LSU-Miami, Auburn-Washington... This week's upcoming games, Clemson-A&M, Georgia-South Carolina, Stanford-USC.  Hot Seat Harbaugh and coaching debuts that went wrong.  Tua Tagovailoa started at quarterback, as expected Trevor Lawrence came off the bench to toss three touchdowns   Jonathan Taylor's Heisman campaign is well underway  Ryan Day filled in for the suspended Urban Meyer  College Football is moments away! Join Host Rick Riggn,Co Host Tom Marquis and crew It's Wednesday night it's #CFB 917-889-8516 is our Digits   Stick Around its about to get good  

Veteran NFL and college coach and scout Chris Landry recaps Week 1 of the college football season, beginning with Auburn-Washington, LSU-Miami and Virginia Tech - FSU. Chris talks Auburn's offensive line and secondary, LSU injuries going forward, the true impact of Joe Burrow and how Bud Foster was seemingly three steps ahead of Willie Taggart and Walt Bell all night in Tallahassee. Chris also discusses the quarterback situations in Clemson and with UGA, with Trevor Lawrence and Justin Fields getting their first-ever game experience. South Carolina looked good in Week 1 and Chris gives a preview for this weekend's showdown with Georgia.

The first full week of the college football season is not done yet, but Barton Simmons and Chip Patterson are here with dozens of overreactions to what we saw on the weekend. Game breakdowns and overreactions for judgement for this week include what to make of Notre Dame and Michigan (4:00), Auburn-Washington (15:00), Oklahoma (24:00), Ohio State (29:30), Michigan State (34:00), Texas (37:30), Penn State (46:45), Alabama (51:20)  and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

With Week 1 of College Football underway, RJ Bell is joined by Brad Powers and Steve Fezzik to break down all of Friday's Action. How does Vegas view Michigan State after a close home win against Utah State? Also, the guys get you set for a loaded Saturday including Auburn/Washington and Notre Dame/Michigan. Plus Brad has a best bet that you have to hear to believe! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

On today's show: Chris touches on Northwestern/Purdue and UCF/UCONN (3:30), Auburn/Washington (15:12), a story on a college football coach who left his job as CEO of TD Ameritrade (24:48), and Notre Dame/Michigan (30:58). VegasInsider.com's Brian Edwards joins the show to give picks on the games tonight, Ole Miss/Texas Tech, UMASS/BC, West VA/Tennessee, Washington/Auburn, and Arizona/BYU (46:38). Finally, Vinnie Verno makes his grand return with Philanthropy. He has 6 mortal locks for this opening weekend of College Football (1:08:28).

College football is back and we have a big show for you this week! Matt and Hank start by breaking down the weekend weather to let you know what games may be impacted.  Then it's on to some of the big games of the weekend. We'll talk about Ole Miss/Texas Tech, West Virginia/Tennessee, Michigan/Notre Dame, Auburn/Washington, Miami/LSU, and Virginia Tech/Florida State.  In between the games we have a great interview with Paul Hletko, the founder of FEW Spirits in Evanston, IL. Got to taste some really great whiskey and gin at Tales of the Cocktail with him. Lot of information as well.  Finally we wrap up the show with our review of Captain Morgan Apple Smash. It's an interesting drink and we give our thoughts. 

The first big weekend of College Football gets underway tonight and veteran scout and coach Chris Landry has all the breakdowns going in depth on Auburn/Washington, Notre Dame/Michigan and LSU/Miami as well as touching on some key elements of many other matchups. Also, he has a special message for you NFL Fantasy Football players as […] The post Landry Football: College Football Starts Tonight appeared first on Radio Influence.

The 2018 LOCKS battle is off and running, and the picks crew of Barton Simmons, Tom Fornelli and Chip Patterson are back with full cards of action for the first full weekend of college football. Tune in for game breakdowns and picks for Notre Dame-Michigan (5:00), Auburn-Washington (11:00), Miami-LSU (19:45), Florida State-Virginia Tech (25:00), Chip Kelly's debut at UCLA (28:00), Tennessee-West Virginia (33:00), Ole Miss-Texas Tech (41:00), Wisconsin-Western Kentucky (52:00) and much, more more from the Week 1 slate. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Last week on Breaking Rank we were LIVE on the air when the Urban Meyer News Broke. This week we will be talking to "BUCK-EY Adam"" about The Ohio State ND-Michigan, Auburn-Washington, LSU-Miami, potential upsets It's Wednesday night it's #CFB 917-889-8516 is our Digits   Stick Around its about to get good

Saturday Down South's Connor O'Gara and Chris Marler talked about the flurry of SEC quarterback announcements (3:27), as well as Nick Fitzgerald's suspension (21:10). They also broke down their SEC/national predictions for 2018 (25:23), and discussed Week 1 SEC lines from My Bookie (44:28). Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl CEO Gary Stokan joined the show to talk about how the Auburn-Washington matchup happened and why Pac-12 teams are suddenly willing to come to Atlanta (49:53). The guys wrapped up with Family Feud (1:08:22) and #ItMightMeanTooMuch.

Robb Tribble and Harper LeBel kicked off the third hour of the show with an interview with Bill Bender, CFB Writer for Sporting News, talking about his reaction to the Urban Meyer situation (which Bender covered live on Wednesday).  The guys also talked about the game of the week in next week's Auburn-Washington matchup.  They wrapped up talking about who's overrated in the top 10, which AP Top Ten teams will end the season unranked, and Auburn being overrated.

Hello and welcome back for another great episode of the Noobie Dentist Podcast, in today’s episode we’re talking oral surgery with Dr, Ben Johnson of Pacific Northwest OMS in Auburn Washington. Ben runs @pnwoms on Instagram and is along with @bloodytoothguy, one of the original oral surgery accounts on Instagram. He is a fantastic guy and his love for oral surgery is clear if you follow his page. If we could all learn to have as much fun at work as Ben does, dentistry would be in a much better place. In this episode we talk about Ben’s background and reasons for pursuing oral surgery as a specialty, how oral surgery and dental specialties are changing and also get clinical and talk about how to safely improve and push your clinical boundaries as a general dentist. I hope you guys enjoy this episode as much as I did and if you don’t already follow his Instagram page, be sure to check it out and give him a follow.  The NoobieDentist podcast is now available on Spotify, youtube, noobiedentist.com,   apple podcast app, stitcher and any other podcast apps out there! www.noobiedentist.com @noobiedentist on Instagram https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCu90HU1-gBJK1Pkz61OQaQA Thanks for listening!

My guest today is Andy Blakney, one of the owners of the Quick & Dirty tool company.  They specialize in making affordable tongs made here in the US out of Auburn Washington.  On October 20, 2015 there was a large warehouse fire that burned in their shop and most of the contents, tools, machinery, stock.  Andy tells us where they stand right now in assessing the damage.  The very next day after the fire a Facebook page was created to help raise some money to help support the owners of the business and their families.  People have been donating tools, knives, blacksmithing classes with all of the money going directly to Andy Blakney and Larry Langdon. What We Talked About Quick and dirty Tool Co started in March of 2014 when Andy started working with Larry on making blacksmith tongs. The business has grown quickly to where Andy was making tongs 60 hours a week.  In 2014 he made over 4,000 lbs of tongs. Both Larry and Andy learned a lot of tool making skills from Grant Sarver who owned Off-Center Tools, which eventually was bought by Kayne and Sons. The staple tongs that Quick and dirty Tools make are the v-bit tongs. Typically they buy 60 bars of ½” round 1045 steel stock which yields about 810 lbs of tongs or close to 400 pairs of tongs. When the fire happened in their shop, luckily they had been mostly caught up on their orders. They had the freshest tongs going in the US! Andy is talking to a few blacksmith friends who might be able to continue the process of fulfilling tong orders in the near future. When the fire happened, Andy was just about to start teaching a beginner’s blacksmithing class at Pratt Fine Arts Center in Seattle, WA. A half an hour after starting the class his cell phone was ringing off the hook and gathering texts from people asking him if he was OK.  Andy immediately called Larry and his wife to make sure everyone was OK and then finished teaching his class. Quick and Dirty Tool Company has hired a professional advocate to help them with the insurance process and estimation of damage costs. The landlord of the building has offered Andy and Larry to move the contents salvaged from the fire to another shop across the street rent free. This is because of the close relationship they have with their landlord over the past 10 years. A day after the fire happened a few blacksmiths created a Facebook page called the Quick & Dirty Fundraiser to help support Larry and Andy by asking people to auction items and have the proceeds go directly to Larry and Andy. There is also a Go Fund Me page for monetary donations. Andy talks about the “magic” punch lube they make and how it’s become known as the best lube for punching. The lube will soon be available for sale on the Quick & Dirty website.   Guest Links Go Fund Me page - https://www.gofundme.com/w56vhkss Facebook Quick & Dirty Fundraiser page - https://www.facebook.com/groups/478212502348721/ Quick & Dirty Tool website – http://quickanddirtytools.com/ Quick & Dirty Tool business Facebook page - https://www.facebook.com/QDTool/ A Big Thank You to today’s sponsor – Nimba Anvils, www.nimbaanvils.com If you enjoyed this episode, I would love it if you would support the show by: telling your friends. sharing this episode using the social sharing buttons below. subscribing to the show and leaving a rating and review in iTunes.  Not sure how?  Just follow these simple steps here or watch the short video tutorial, http://youtu.be/rq4OCyRGjHc?list=UUH3MfNZLXlKgionAs6kMT_Q subscribing to the show in Stitcher, http://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=54499&refid=stpr Thanks so much for your support!  

A little Northwest rain and mud puddles never stops us from riding our horses. This was Carbon's best test ever! Carbon felt amazing that day. Other than a the circles not perfect, I could not ask for a better ride. I though he would balk at the mud puddle, but he did not miss a beat. This test was taken at Donida Farms in Auburn Washington on 6/02/2012. Carbon is an 8yr PMU QH from Canada. This video is meant to be an educational and inspirational video to show what the judges are looking for in a Western Dressage horse.

On April 14th, 2012 Randy Byers performed a Western Dressage test at Donida Farms in Auburn Washington. He received a 68.1 on USEF Basic Western Dressage test 1

This test was taking at Donida Farms in Auburn Washington on 6/02/2012. Randy Byers was tested with Carbon an 8yr PMU QH from Canada. This video is meant to be an educational and inspirational video to show what the judges are looking for in a Western Dressage horse. Thanks again from Randy Byers Western Dressage Team.

am so proud of Blanche Dilleshaw and her mare Gadget. This was not only their first Western Dressage show, but their first show ever. The sad thing was she beat Carbon and I. They took 2nd place. Blanche is a real inspiration to me; I hope she is an inspiration to you too. This team has only been riding about two years. Blanche has done a great job with Gadget, she is a multi talented mare. This test was taken at Donida Farms in Auburn Washington on 4/12/2012.This video is meant to be an educational and inspirational video to show what the judges are looking for in a Western Dressage horse. Thanks again from Randy Byers Western Dressage Team.

After two months of training, this12 year old Appy trail horse went and did his first Western Dressage test. If he can do it so can you!.This test was taken at Donida Farms in Auburn Washington on 6/02/2012. Cheryl Haaren was tested with Dunbar a 12yr Appaloosa gelding. This video is meant to be an educational and inspirational video to show what the judges are looking for in a Western Dressage horse.

‎ Let's use a little logic: 2+2=4, 3+3=5. 100% of us can agree that one answer is correct and the other is not. This mutual agreement is because this statement is quantifiable and it is definitive not subjective. Dressage is "subjective" not "definitive". The USDF has done a great job trying to standardize the meaning of correct training and a correct horse. They have made it more definitive by quantifying it through tests, but it is still subjective. The word "correct" is "not" subjective, it is "definitive". The word "correct" is undeniable not arguable. It is black or white. If you video tape a horse in a test and send it to 5 different USDF judges, you will receive 5 different scores because it is open to argument. A correct horse would receive 100% of 100% judges that judged that particular horse 100% of the time. To my knowledge, this has never happened and probably will never happen, because there is no such thing as a correct horse. If there were a correct horse, we would have an example of how to train a correct horse. So Western Dressage is "not" how "correct" your horse is trained or the movement of, it is the method of how well the "quality" of the training is. You are judged on the degree of "quality" , not "correctness" and judging is a validation of how well you are communicating with a non human being. Here is an example of measurement of degree of "quality" not "correctness". It is probable 100% of the dressage world would agree that this horse and rider are not correct, because they are only 68.3% correct. Face it, the rider has terrible equitation and the horse and rider make mistakes, who cares because it's not about "ego", its about the "partnership" of the team. Right or wrong, it is what it is. On April 14th, 2012 Randy Byers performed a Western Dressage test at Donida Farms in Auburn Washington. He received a 68.3 on USEF Primary Western Dressage test 4