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An Easter song inspired by the McDonald's Hot Cross Bun Pie. Samples courtesy of Inc. Sound, Mary Berry, Sonic Project, Band Aides and After Cooking - Techno Meets Garbage.

Everyday was a struggle physically. The heat was oppressive in the Summer and the cold was constant in the Winter.每天的工作都很繁重。夏天异常炎热，冬天持续寒冷。My back would burn with pain from the constant bending, lifting, and carrying. My feet would ache from standing the entire day.由于不停地弯腰，抬货、搬货，背部有灼烧般的疼痛。一整天下来我的脚也酸痛不已。The skin around my fingernails would split and bleed from the continuous work my hands were doing.手指甲旁边的皮肤因双手持续工作而开裂出血。I tried to keep my spirits up while I worked there, but day by day I felt myself wearing down.每天工作的时候我都强打精神，但是随着日子一天一天过去，我也感到厌烦。Every morning I would place Band-Aides around my fingers and pull on my worn out work boots. And every night I would drag myself home smelling of sweat and sawdust and collapse on the couch.每天在早晨我用OK绷缠在手上，穿上破旧的工作靴。每天晚上，我拖着疲惫不堪、满身臭汗、沾满木屑的身体回到家中，瘫坐在沙发上。One evening I felt like I could take it no more. 一天晚上，我觉得再也不能忍受这样的工作了。Why am I working myself to death here just to survive? 为什么为了生存我要这样至死不渝的工作？Why couldn't I find a better job than this? 为什么找不到比这个像样一点的工作？Why am I having to go through this right now?为什么我非要忍受这些？I wasn't really expecting an answer, but God loves to surprise us. 我也不期望得到回答，但上帝总喜欢给我们惊喜。As I struggled up the steps to my front door, I found all three of my young children waiting for me with smiling faces.当我无力地走上家门口，我的三个年幼的孩子在微笑着等我。"Daddy, Daddy!", my daughter yelled.“爸爸！爸爸！”我的女儿大喊道。I smiled and picked her up in my arms. After hugging them all, I laughed for the first time in days and sat down peacefully. It was just the answer I needed.我笑着把她搂入臂弯，在把他们一一拥抱过后，我由衷的笑起来，是工作这些天以来的第一次，然后安静的坐下来。这就是我想要的答案。Eventually I moved on to a better job, but I never forgot that answer to my questions. We may have to work to live, but we live to love.最后，我换了更好的工作，但是我永远也忘不了这个问题的答案。也许我们工作是为了生活，但我们生活是为了爱，为爱而生。

Everyday was a struggle physically. The heat was oppressive in the Summer and the cold was constant in the Winter.每天的工作都很繁重。夏天异常炎热，冬天持续寒冷。My back would burn with pain from the constant bending, lifting, and carrying. My feet would ache from standing the entire day.由于不停地弯腰，抬货、搬货，背部有灼烧般的疼痛。一整天下来我的脚也酸痛不已。The skin around my fingernails would split and bleed from the continuous work my hands were doing.手指甲旁边的皮肤因双手持续工作而开裂出血。I tried to keep my spirits up while I worked there, but day by day I felt myself wearing down.每天工作的时候我都强打精神，但是随着日子一天一天过去，我也感到厌烦。Every morning I would place Band-Aides around my fingers and pull on my worn out work boots. And every night I would drag myself home smelling of sweat and sawdust and collapse on the couch.每天在早晨我用OK绷缠在手上，穿上破旧的工作靴。每天晚上，我拖着疲惫不堪、满身臭汗、沾满木屑的身体回到家中，瘫坐在沙发上。One evening I felt like I could take it no more. 一天晚上，我觉得再也不能忍受这样的工作了。Why am I working myself to death here just to survive? 为什么为了生存我要这样至死不渝的工作？Why couldn't I find a better job than this? 为什么找不到比这个像样一点的工作？Why am I having to go through this right now?为什么我非要忍受这些？I wasn't really expecting an answer, but God loves to surprise us. 我也不期望得到回答，但上帝总喜欢给我们惊喜。As I struggled up the steps to my front door, I found all three of my young children waiting for me with smiling faces.当我无力地走上家门口，我的三个年幼的孩子在微笑着等我。"Daddy, Daddy!", my daughter yelled.“爸爸！爸爸！”我的女儿大喊道。I smiled and picked her up in my arms. After hugging them all, I laughed for the first time in days and sat down peacefully. It was just the answer I needed.我笑着把她搂入臂弯，在把他们一一拥抱过后，我由衷的笑起来，是工作这些天以来的第一次，然后安静的坐下来。这就是我想要的答案。Eventually I moved on to a better job, but I never forgot that answer to my questions. We may have to work to live, but we live to love.最后，我换了更好的工作，但是我永远也忘不了这个问题的答案。也许我们工作是为了生活，但我们生活是为了爱，为爱而生。

Avi Roque is here, for our Pride Celebration, or Queer Christmas, as we Pride in Place. We are gathering around to watch the NEW classics since we can’t be celebrating out in the streets together. James finally caught up on Pose season 2, it's giving me all the feels (you aren't ready), coupled with the Netflix Documentary Disclosure, both shows really highlight the journey, struggles, and stories of trans POC’s who really are the pillars of the Queer Liberation movement. Speaking of in honor of PRIDE we dive into life, and story of the mother of the movement herself, Marsha P. Johnson, her origins story, who she was, why she is to be celebrated, and what happened to her? Also James has a theory as to why many a school class President is queer, find out what happens when someone leaves him in charge of a gender reveal, plus Band-Aides, finally now with more skin tones, and why James might finally be tuning into NASCAR (the answer is a combination of activism and sexiness). Happy Pride!  Free Therapy for Black Trans FolksMarsha P. Jonsonhttps://www.vogue.co.uk/arts-and-lifestyle/article/who-was-marsha-p-johnsonhttps://www.cnn.com/2019/06/26/us/marsha-p-johnson-biography/index.htmlhttps://www.blackpast.org/african-american-history/marsha-p-johnson-1945-1992/Aunt Jemima- https://www.themarysue.com/aunt-jemima-branding-is-no-more/Gender Reveal VideoCONTACT USJames Arthur M: TW: @JamesArthur_M, IG: @JamesArthurMAvi: www.avirroque.com. TW: @ok_roque, IG: amroque Twitter: @minoritykornerEmail: minoritykorner@gmail.comIG: @minoritykorner Facebook Minority Korner Kids Playground

February 6, 2019 Welcome to episode VIII, Today we are talking with Joe and Manny, two great guys and medics of around 1 year. We discuss the highs, lows and frustrations of all of it. We also get into a little medicine relating to codes, code stroke and the differences of protocols from state to state. Also a subtle shout out to Kerns. had a great time with these guys and we wish them lots of continued success. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/beersnbandaides/support

wo past Rotary 7210 District Governors, Tam Mustapha (1999-2000), IMRF President, and Knut Johnsen (2003-2004), discuss their involvement in the International Relief Medical Foundation (IMRF), founded by Dr. Hrusi Parida from Rotary District 7210’s Middletown Club. The IMRF, a nonprofit, nonpolitical organization collects surplus medical supplies and equipment for distribution to poor areas in need in developing countries around the world and in the United States. Perfectly sound equipment, gently used but slightly outdated, is tested by IMRF and shipped. Rotarians in recipient countries receive each shipment and assure effective distribution. No medications are exported, but almost all other medical supplies, even Band Aides, are welcome. Listeners were encouraged to ask their doctors and dentists about discarded equipment that could be donated. Each area around the country houses the donated equipment until it is ready for shipping. In the Hudson Valley, Guardian Storage volunteers i --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/radiorotary/support

Episode 4: Independent Labels Upload date: April 22nd, 2015 Synopsis: In this fourth episode of Band Aides we take a look into the world of record labels; independent record labels to be precise, as the major label world is a whole other kettle of fish. In a music buyer economy that has experienced troubled waters of late, is … Continue reading Episode 4 – Independent Labels

Episode 2 of Band Aides, titled simply ‘Bands’, is out NOW! Listen below, or download & subscribe via iTunes HERE. For non-iTunes users, you can download & subscribe via RSS HERE . Episode 2 focuses on the beating heart of the music business: the bands themselves. We interviewed members of professional bands Architects (UK), Stray From The … Continue reading Episode 2: Bands

When James Howard Kunstler wrote The Geography of Nowhere, it was to give people "the vocabulary to understand what's wrong with the places they ought to know best." In this installment we run down a few choice Kunstlerisms, like "parking lagoons" , "nature Band-Aides" and "patriotic totems." Kunstler also tells us why the depressing topic of suburban sprawl is also really funny. (Info about program and theme music at KunstlerCast.com) Direct Download (7 MB): KunstlerCast_08.mp3