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On this week's Let It Rip Friday, we're discussing why sometimes the hardest things give the best outcomes.

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“The best view!” Everyone wants to jump out of bed when that alarm shouts, but dragging yourself out of it doesn't always work! Welcome to the Learn Develop Live, ‘Quote Of The Day', where your host, Chris Jaggs shares an inspiring and thought-provoking quote to help kickstart your day. Whether you're still yawning trying to make your morning coffee, bored at work or have a smelly armpit in your face on the train, this show is here to help refocus your motivation for your day!  So tune in, kick back, and enjoy the fun! Continue to be inspired with the motivation to help you ‘level up' daily! www.learndeveloplive.com

Niamh Shaw, science communicator and educator explains why she will be watching the only solar eclipse of 2024 from a mountain top in Texas, USA.

Hey Everybody! It's Nathan and just wanted to give you a short update as we take a pause from the weekly episodes to simply catch you up on what has been happening this season on The Best View in Town. I promised several links in this special update edition so here you go...But first, here's the BEST WAY to get ALL the content I create and that is signing up for the weekly email. Sign up by clicking here! Next, you can scroll through the podcast episodes on your favorite platform of find any of the previous episodes on ANY podcast platform by clicking this link here Additionally, you can get caught up on the blog by clicking this link here and seeing the over 100 articles I've written through the years to help you have a more hope-filled perspective. Finally you can find exclusive content on my patron page AND support the show through the links below! It helps SO much.Support the showWe are on PATREON! Support the show by clicking here and get BONUS content!Join the Email Mailing list and have every new blog post and podcast sent to you directly by clicking here!Be sure to subscribe so you never miss the latest podcast and take a minute to rate the show on your favorite platform to help us get the show out to more people in more places. As always you can find us at TheBestViewInTown.com or send us an email by clicking the link here. Click the links to find Nathan's Music on Apple Music of SpotifyCheck out our YouTube Channel while you're at it!

Mom passed away 18 years ago…Here's what I've learned since then.

April 9, 2023: Venus nears the Pleiades as Mercury reaches for greatest elongation in the western evening sky. Mars marches eastward in Gemini. Saturn is in the morning sky. This episode is also available as a blog post: 2023, April 9: Venus Near Pleiades, Mercury Reaches Best View --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jeffrey-l-hunt/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jeffrey-l-hunt/support

April 4, 2023: Brilliant Venus and Sirius are about the same height above the horizon during the early evening. Mercury is approaching its best evening sighting of the year for northern hemisphere sky watchers. This episode is also available as a blog post: 2023, April 4: Venus Matches Sirius, Mercury Approaches Best View --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jeffrey-l-hunt/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jeffrey-l-hunt/support

Covenant Presbyterian Church (The Barn)

Covenant Presbyterian Church (The Barn)

SpaceTime Series 25 Episode 111*Astronomers have been given one of their best views yet of the birth of a black holeAstronomers have been given one of their best views yet of the birth of one of the universe's most infamous monsters – a black hole.*The largest known asteroid impact on EarthA new study suggests the largest known asteroid impact on Earth may have been even bigger than previously thought and at least twice the size of the one that killed all the non-avian dinosaurs.*Australian project to grow plants on the MoonAustralian scientists have announced plans to grow plants on the Moon to help pave the way for a future lunar colony.*Japan's Epsilon rocket fails during launchJapan has suffered a major launch failure with its Epsilon rocket failing during the final stages of its flight to orbit.*The Science ReportStudy shows obese women improve heart health by time-restricted eating & hi-intensity interval training.The new high-speed motor which has the potential to increase the range of electric vehicles.New biodegradable materials designed to replace conventionally used plastics.Alex on Tech: Sony's new prototype 8K VR headsets.Listen to SpaceTime on your favorite podcast app with our universal listen link: https://spacetimewithstuartgary.com/listen For more SpaceTime and show links: https://linktr.ee/biteszHQ If you love this podcast, please get someone else to listen to. Thank you…To become a SpaceTime supporter and unlock commercial free editions of the show, gain early access and bonus content, please visit https://bitesz.supercast.com/ . Premium version now available via Spotify and Apple Podcasts.For more podcasts visit our HQ at https://biteszhq.com Your support is needed...SpaceTime is an independently produced podcast (we are not funded by any government grants, big organisations or companies), and we're working towards becoming a completely listener supported show...meaning we can do away with the commercials and sponsors. We figure the time can be much better spent on researching and producing stories for you, rather than having to chase sponsors to help us pay the bills.That's where you come in....help us reach our first 1,000 subscribers...at that level the show becomes financially viable and bills can be paid without us breaking into a sweat every month. Every little bit helps...even if you could contribute just $1 per month. It all adds up.By signing up and becoming a supporter at the $5 or more level, you get immediate access to over 280 commercial-free, double, and triple episode editions of SpaceTime plus extended interview bonus content. You also receive all new episodes on a Monday rather than having to wait the week out. Subscribe via Supercast (you get a month's free trial to see if it's really for you or not) ... and share in the rewards. Details at Supercast - https://bitesznetwork.supercast.tech/ Details at https://spacetimewithstuartgary.com or www.bitesz.com

Becoming comfortable in your own skin is more than a self-esteem issue, it's a relationship with God issue. We are all created in God's Image and are beautifully and wonderfully made. While we may not all be living in that reality and reflecting His glory, the truth remains. When we do accept and delight in the fact that God made us with great intention, we not only find security in Him but have a firm footing from which to help others see their value!Nathan's friend, Worship Leader, Musical Artist and Songwriter, Temitope, jumps on the podcast this week and they talk about the power of community, finding peace in God's design, and now we can be an encouragement to others as we rest in who God made us to be.Know someone who is struggling to find rest in their own soul? This episode would be a great encouragement to them so be sure to share it via your favorite platform today.You can find out more about Temitope and his music and ministry at www.IamTemitope.comWith this episode focusing on identity and community, here are a few articles from Nathan's blog #TheBestViewInTown that may be of interest to you.1. How Honoring Others Blesses You2. Nobody Knows What They Are Doing3. God Answers Prayer By Sending A PersonBe sure to subscribe so you never miss the latest podcast and take a minute to rate the show on your favorite platform to help us get the show out to more people in more places. As always you can find us at TheBestViewInTown.com or send us an email by clicking the link here. Click the links  to find Nathan's Music on Apple Music of SpotifyCheck out our YouTube Channel while you're at it!Want to support the show? We're working on a way for you to do that but in the mean time you can support it through Venmo or CashApp. Thanks so much!On this Episode:Guest: TemitopeHost: Producer: Nathan Wesley SmithCohost: Justin Porter

Kevin Reece has shot the Showtime Lakers, much of Kobe's career, countless Super Bowls, and even baseball cards. His work has appeared on the cover of Sports Illustrated and a Wheaties box. But this View Park gentleman's favorite photo is of his son.

  Stan Rodski shows us how to "Recalibrate our brain"; shares how to "Harness your brain power" and explains the power of the "Napucino". Hosted by Duff Watkins About Dr Stan Rodski Dr Stan Rodski is an Australian neuroscientist in private practice specializing in brain performance. He has a bachelor's degree in psychology and a doctorate of science in biological statistics. Dr Rodski has worked as a psychologist for over 30 years and more recently has focused on the neurosciences. Stan has helped many people, schools, sporting teams and organisations with improving performance and in particular memory, concentration, agility and resilience. It was through the discovery of the positive neurological effects of colouring-in using Dr Rodski's designs which has sparked a worldwide sensation resulting in three of Dr Rodski's colouring-in brain science books being featured by Oprah Winfrey in her 2016 Christmas Wish List. These three books, Modern Meditation, Brain Science Colourtation Technique and Anti-stress were a worldwide success. His latest book The Neuroscience Of Mindfulness is available now. Episode Notes Lesson 1: In God we trust, all others must bring data 08:48 Lesson 2: Your brain:  the more we know, the bigger the mystery 17:20 Lesson 3: Mind/Body connection is real 19:50 Lesson 4: Reflex to reaction in 0.25 seconds 26:32 Lesson 5: 20 minutes x 20 meters x 20 seconds = recalibrated brain 29:07 Lesson 6: Your Current View of Situation ≠ Best View of Situation 32:50 Lesson 7: Harness your brain power with infinity, circle, square, triangle exercises 39:40 Lesson 8: I'll sleep when I die!  No, you'll die without sleep 45:53 Lesson 9: Time for a napucino 49:40 Lesson 10: On Mars a day is 24.6 hours but how will your brain cope? 52:21

The Artistic Expression of War to Improve the Environment and Re-establish Masculine Identity with Bran Symondson Bran Symondson is a British photographer, artist, philanthropist, entrepreneur, and art collector. He is considered to be one of the most acclaimed reportage photographers of the 21st Century. Bran started his career in the 1990s working alongside renowned photographers such as Gavin Bond, David La Chapelle, and Nadav Kander. In 2004, Bran started the selection process to join the British Army Special Forces Reserves. After completing pre-deployment training in 2007, Bran was deployed to Afghanistan, Helmand Province. During the tour in Afghanistan, Bran continued to capture images on his camera of the civilians he met along the way, collating images of the land and people - he vowed to himself he will create some inspiring art if he ever made it back to London. He documented his life-changing experiences under gunfire with a simple Canon G9 camera, these significant images culminated in his first show “The Best View of Heaven is from Hell”. The photographs Bran took of young Afghanistan boys holding decorated AK47s with butterfly stickers and flowers gave Bran the idea to embellish the assault rifle with money and butterflies. It was during his last tour of duty training the Afghan National Police (ANP), which now patrols this province, that Symondson became fascinated with the force's distinctive ethos. So he returned as a civilian photographer “embedded” with them to document something far more unique than the endless fields of opium. The Sunday Times decided to commission Bran to go back to Afghanistan and re-shoot the images as a civilian photographer. After being awarded the 2011 Amnesty International Media Award for his photograph “Lost Boys”, Symondson decided to develop the concept of his photographs further and he began to work on the sell-out show “AKA Peace”. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/crypto-hipster-podcast/support

Andreas and Nathan met as result of a prophetic word and a random email. Andreas Kisslinger is from Vienna, Austria and is the founder and CEO of Lightcast, a multimedia company specializing in Video Hosting and Content Delivery Network solutions. For years Andreas served in full-time ministry in the church before launching out into the marketplace where he has built a global company that is serving its clients and building the Kingdom of God world-wide.You will be encouraged by the stories Andreas shares with Nathan of purpose, identity and using our gifts to expand the Kingdom of God through business. Do you know someone who is struggling to pursue their calling in the marketplace? This episode would be a great encouragement to them so be sure to share it via your favorite platform today.With this episode focusing on how kingdom business, here are a few articles from Nathan's blog #TheBestViewInTown that may be of interest to you.1.  Is Success Killing You?2. Luck Is Actually Pronounced Hard Work3.  How Much Blessing Can You Handle?Just joining us for the first time? You can always go back and catch all our episodes from Season 1. Be sure to subscribe so you never miss the latest podcast and take a minute to rate the show on your favorite platform to help us get the show out to more people in more places. As always you can find us at TheBestViewInTown.com or send us an email by clicking the link here. Click the links  to find Nathan's Music on Apple Music of SpotifyCheck out our YouTube Channel while you're at it!Want to support the show? We're working on a way for you to do that but in the mean time you can support it through Venmo or CashApp. Thanks so much!On this Episode:Guest: Andreas KisslingerHost: Producer: Nathan Wesley SmithCohost: Justin Porter

Josh Baldwin, Bethel Music artist and author of such songs as Praises, You Deserve It All, Stand In Your Love, Evidence and so many others joins, Nathan to kick off season two of the podcast! In this episode Josh shares about his journey from a small town in North Carolina, to Bethel in Redding, California and now middle Tennessee. Josh's simple, genuine faith is obvious in his music and throughout this conversation where he shares how God helps him stay grounded and guided by gratitude. You will be encouraged by the stories Josh shares with Nathan of hope and help when things were not clear in his journey. Do you know someone who is struggling to hold to hope? This episode would be a great encouragement to them so be sure to share it via your favorite platform today.You can find Josh's music anywhere you enjoy listening or can find it at www.JoshBaldwin.com and www.BethelMusic.com. With this episode focusing on how gratitude helps guide us, here are a few articles from Nathan's blog #TheBestViewInTown that may be of interest to you.1.  Are You Driven By Gratitude?2. Fall in Love With What You Have3.  Are You Thankful For The Struggle?Just joining us for the first time? You can always go back and catch all our episodes from Season 1. Be sure to subscribe so you never miss the latest podcast and take a minute to rate the show on your favorite platform to help us get the show out to more people in more places. As always you can find us at TheBestViewInTown.com or send us an email by clicking the link here. Click the links  to find Nathan's Music on Apple Music of SpotifyCheck out our YouTube Channel while you're at it!Want to support the show? We're working on a way for you to do that but in the mean time you can support it through Venmo or CashApp. Thanks so much!On this Episode:Guest: Josh BaldwinHost: Producer: Nathan Wesley SmithCohost: Justin Porter

Enjoy this week's message as Pastor Rod speaks on how the best views come after the hardest climbs.

Moab: the Best View Comes after the Hardest Climb! I hiked the Double O Arches trail in Arches National Park… and I have quite the story to tell!Foundation: Do you have the basics - Mindful Breathing, taking time to “Be Still”?Vulnerability: Do you allow yourself to be vulnerable? Vulnerability provides the opportunity for growth.Are you Stagnant or filled with Energy?What happens when you take a wrong turn? Movement is Necessary for Growth!Please share and download this impromptu episode from Moab, UT! Thanks y'all! Welcome to the Grit Grace & Mindfulness Podcast! Y'all know about Grit & Grace, but what about this thing called Mindfulness and how does it transfer to wellness, health and spirituality? I'm your host and life coach, Rachael Arnold, and here on this podcast you can be part of discussions that include laughter, tears, challenges and hope, which guide us to greater Mindfulness by sharing your story ~ Let's begin! Thank you for listening to this weekly podcast ~ If you would like to share your story, favorite quote or scripture, please DM me or take a screenshot of this episode & tag me on IG at gritgracemindfulness. You can also send an email to gritgracemindfulness@gmail. Until next time ~ Have an Amazing week!

Standing on Pier 21 is one of the best ways to experience the port of Galveston short of hopping on one of those cruise ships.  Pier 21 is where the downtown district meets the 200 year old port of Galveston. While standing on Pier 21 looking towards The harbor you can see pelican Island across the ship channel. Pelican Island is mostly man-made from dredge mud pulled from what is now the Houston, Galveston, and Texas City ship channels.  While looking west, you may be able to spot the masts of the 1877 Tall Ship Elissa at the Galveston in Historic Seaport. If you look to the east, you will see the ocean star offshore drilling rig and museum. Behind you on the grass, you will find the official historic marker for the Texas Navy. Be sure to check out some of the exciting dolphin and harbor tours they offer at Pier 21 in front of Willie G‘s seafood. Go roam round pier 21 and explore everything you can see of the port that built Texas 200 years in the making. For more from Galveston Unscripted or to deep dive into Galveston history: visitgalveston.comGalveston Unscripted What is Galveston Unscripted?

On this episode we brought Brenden back from ep 4 where we talked about his mother passing and went really deep into many topics. Very excited for you guys to see what he has to say. I apologize for not posting a lot of content lately, I was in Europe this past month and wasn't able to post. Hope to make more content for you guys and also more frequently. Thank you to anyone who clicked on this video. I appreciate all the support. A big WELCOME to any new viewers and always THANK YOU to our returning viewers, LOVE YOU WHOEVER IS READING THIS.   FOLLOW OUR GUEST, BRENDEN INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/brennddenn/ TIKTOK: https://www.tiktok.com/@bthenavigator FOLLOW FIRST CLASS PODCAST TIKTOK: https://www.tiktok.com/@firstclasspodcast INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/firstclass.podcast APPLE PODCAST: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/first-class-podcast/id1596379338 SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/show/0vMPXe5yoMrOErSjRdC9Oz OUR WEBSITE: https://firstclassvidpodcast.podbean.com/ FOLLOW THE HOST ERIC ANDRES LOPEZ INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/eric.andres_ YT: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4bVwUFTypia_IpujiNWTKw TIKTOK: https://www.tiktok.com/@ericlopezz4 WATCH MY ITALY VLOG(s) HERE Day 2 In Florence | Grocery Shopping for our Two Week Stay https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XSWZVOSezPM&t=132s A Night In Florence | Finding the Best View https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HJOFCTN8LJU&t=40s

So enjoy the climb it's worth it. Naimah --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/asknaimah/message

It is difficult to know God's ways if we are trying to make our own way.  When we push, pull and maneuver ourselves to a better view, the view we've decided we deserve, all we end up seeing is less than what we want. The post Better View: Maybe Where You're At Is Actually The Best View appeared first on .

Working on the Sydney Harbour Bridge isn't for the fainthearted.  Angela Heathcote's dad Kelly told her adventurous tales of working up high on the famous arches. Years after his passing she meets more of the men and women who brave; the elements, the larrikinism, the fireworks and the brushes with death to maintain this Sydney icon.

Trust us, the view will be worth it, keep going, if like us, you are planning something amazing. We talk about the amazing Notre Dame Fremantle student teachers, the Maxi the Lifeguard books inspired their assembly and now they have inspired us, and lastly 5 places we are excited to see in the UK and Ireland.

On today's episode, Sarah & TJ are joined by Tawyna Moehlman from the Rec Center at TAMU College Station, TX to chat about the different facilities and capabilities of hosting a PLETHORA of different events. From dance practice to banquets, the Rec can do it all. SARAH, TJ, AND TAWYNA CHAT ABOUT Tawyna's Role at the Rec Tawyna's Favorite Part of the Job Special Events Facilities Room Rentals The American Business Women's Association (ABWA) Industry Advice RESOURCES AND LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: The American Business Women's Association (ABWA) https://bryancollegestation.abwa.org/ Rec Facilities https://recsports.tamu.edu/facilities/ Facility Reservations https://recsports.tamu.edu/facility-reservations/ Joining a Student Organizations https://studentactivities.tamu.edu/get-involved/join-an-organization/ TAMU Dance Organizations https://studentactivities.tamu.edu/search/?q=dance CONNECT WITH US Website Facebook Twitter Instagram LinkedIn Spotify Apple Podcast Youtube

Hey guys! THIS is what I observed during a climb post workout the other day! The best results come after the hardest struggles, just like - the best view comes after the hardest climb. Results are enjoyed best when you pay the true price for achieving them. I believe anything that is free (though there is no free lunch in this world!), is NOT valued. In life, giving up is SO TEMPTING. If you're struggling right now, believe in yourself. That's what I would say, as cliché as it sounds. NEVER lose hope. With elevation, comes clarity. Hope this helped in someway! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rewirewithaayesha/message

Hey guys! THIS is what I observed during a climb post workout the other day! The best results come after the hardest struggles, just like - the best view comes after the hardest climb. Results are enjoyed best when you pay the true price for achieving them. I believe anything that is free (though there is no free lunch in this world!), is NOT valued. In life, giving up is SO TEMPTING. If you're struggling right now, believe in yourself. That's what I would say, as cliché as it sounds. NEVER lose hope. With elevation, comes clarity. Hope this helped in someway! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rewirewithaayesha/message

Tattoo Artist Gabriel, based out in Houston, Tx joins the podcast to talk about how he started tattooing and where he is headed in the future with his artistic skills.

The Artistic Expression of War to Improve the Environment and Re-establish Masculine Identity with Bran Symondson Bran Symondson is a British photographer, artist, philanthropist, entrepreneur, and art collector. He is considered to be one of the most acclaimed reportage photographers of the 21st Century. Bran started his career in the 1990s working alongside renowned photographers such as Gavin Bond, David La Chapelle, and Nadav Kander. In 2004, Bran started the selection process to join the British Army Special Forces Reserves. After completing pre-deployment training in 2007, Bran was deployed to Afghanistan, Helmand Province. During the tour in Afghanistan, Bran continued to capture images on his camera of the civilians he met along the way, collating images of the land and people - he vowed to himself he will create some inspiring art if he ever made it back to London. He documented his life-changing experiences under gunfire with a simple Canon G9 camera, these significant images culminated in his first show “The Best View of Heaven is from Hell”. The photographs Bran took of young Afghanistan boys holding decorated AK47s with butterfly stickers and flowers gave Bran the idea to embellish the assault rifle with money and butterflies. It was during his last tour of duty training the Afghan National Police (ANP), which now patrols this province, that Symondson became fascinated with the force's distinctive ethos. So he returned as a civilian photographer “embedded” with them to document something far more unique than the endless fields of opium. The Sunday Times decided to commission Bran to go back to Afghanistan and re-shoot the images as a civilian photographer. After being awarded the 2011 Amnesty International Media Award for his photograph “Lost Boys”, Symondson decided to develop the concept of his photographs further and he began to work on the sell-out show “AKA Peace”.

This week on Lipstick Stained Podcast, we are joined by Carly Lawrence. Carly is a Canadian model, dancer, TV personality, social media influencer and entrepreneur from Toronto, Canada. She's a well-known fashion model and appeared on Netflix's reality show Too Hot to Handle Season 2. Carly is also the host of Now the Fun Starts podcast In this episode, we talk about reflecting on your journey and appreciating it even more. It's all about endurance and perseverance that leads us to the light at the end of the tunnel. Follow Carly via Instagram Follow Lipstick Stained Passport through the following platforms:Instagram | Youtube | Website | Tiktok See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week on Lipstick Stained Podcast, we are joined by Carly Lawrence. Carly is a Canadian model, dancer, TV personality, social media influencer and entrepreneur from Toronto, Canada. She's a well-known fashion model and appeared on Netflix's reality show Too Hot to Handle Season 2. Carly is also the host of Now the Fun Starts podcast In this episode, we talk about reflecting on your journey and appreciating it even more. It's all about endurance and perseverance that leads us to the light at the end of the tunnel. Follow Carly via Instagram Follow Lipstick Stained Passport through the following platforms:Instagram | Youtube | Website | Tiktok See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This one's definitely not for the faint-hearted! In this podcast episode, tune in as Nils and Katie walk you through one of the newest attractions of New York City—the Summit One Vanderbilt. If you've been to the Chrysler Building or the Empire State, then this one's way better because it's not just focused on the view but on the art and the experience as well.  So hop in on the podcast to know more (about Nils' and Katie's honest review and experience) about Summit One Vanderbilt!

In this episode Gary Mansfield speaks to Bran Symondson (@bransymondson)   Bran Symondson is a British photographer, artist, philanthropist entrepreneur, and art collector. He is considered to be one of the most acclaimed reportage photographers of the 21st Century.   In 2004, Bran started the selection process to join the British Army Special Forces Reserves. After completing pre-deployment training in 2007, Bran was deployed to Afghanistan, Helmand Province. During the tour in Afghanistan, Bran continued to capture images of the civilians he met along the way, these significant images culminated in his first show “The Best View of Heaven is from Hell”. The Sunday Times decided to commission Bran to go back to Afghanistan and re-shoot the images as a civilian photographer. After being awarded the 2011 Amnesty International Media Award. Symondson's unique artworks of contemporary AK47 derive from a simple premise: taking something of fear and loathing and turning it into something of beauty and intrigue. Each AK47 has meticulous craftsmanship of adorning the weapon with various objects which then is enhanced with the placement of bespoke handmade bullets containing different commodities which relate to the narrative of each work.   For more information on the work of Bran Symondson go to http://bransymondson.com   For more information on the work of Battle Boutique go to @battleboutique.co A special thanks to @lisabaker_ltd   To Support this podcast from as little as £3 per month: www.patreon/ministryofarts   For full line up of confirmed artists go to https://www.ministryofarts.org Email: ministryofartsorg@gmail.com Social Media: @ministryofartsorg

WHERE is your favourite spot in the world to watch racing cars?That's the question tabled for this week's edition of On the Grid. From the best corners in the world to places less glamorous but more sentimental, there's so many places where watching racing cars go about their business transcends mere sport.This week, the OTG crew rattle off their personal top five lists of places they've watched racing cars race. We'd love to hear your most memorable spectating experiences - the who, what, where, when and why - so be sure to hit us up on the social media channels @theracetorque and let us know.

WHERE is your favourite spot in the world to watch racing cars? That's the question tabled for this week's edition of On the Grid. From the best corners in the world to places less glamorous but more sentimental, there's so many places where watching racing cars go about their business transcends mere sport. This week, the OTG crew rattle off their personal top five lists of places they've watched racing cars race. We'd love to hear your most memorable spectating experiences - the who, what, where, when and why - so be sure to hit us up on the social media channels @theracetorque and let us know.

It's not what you see, it's how you see and who you see in the midst of your circumstances. You can have the best view in town from right where you are whether you are on the mountain top or in the valley.  It's all about perspective.I'm thrilled to announces this new podcast launching August 4th 2021.  Over this inaugural 12-week season you'll meet a new friend of mine every Wednesday and hear parts of their story that will encourage you and challenge you to have a more hope-filled perspective in your life, faith, family and business.  We laugh a lot, cry a bit, and try to  extract life-lessons that encourage us in our journey along the way.  My buddy Justin Porter co-hosts the show with me and offers some thoughts each week.  It sure is a lot of fun.Thanks for being excited with me!  Share this with a friend so they can join us and we can enjoy the view together!  #TheBestViewInTown  You can find us at TheBestViewInTown.com or send us an email by clicking the link here.Connect with us:TwitterInstagramFaceBook

Dubbed the "best meteor shower of the year" by NASA, the Perseids will be active from July 14 through Aug. 24. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We'd love to see you at Shepherd Church for their amazing fireworks show. Last year, we didn't have any firework shows due to COVID-19. Over the last month, a lot of the traditional firework shows around L.A. have been scheduled at places like the Hollywood Bowl, the Rose Bowl, and Disneyland. Our pick for the best spot to check out 4th of July fireworks in the SFV this year is Shepherd Church in Porter Ranch. For all the details about the event, check out this link. To hear my full message, watch this short video.

Good morning Game Changers! Thanks for joining us this morning! Uphill battles are always the most challenging, but conquering them is all the more worth it in the end! We get to reflect and see how far we came, what obstacles we tackled and we get to see the fruits of our labor!

25 April 2021: You tell Mark about the best views you've seen around the world. Plus: Surina checks out the latest hangout in town: Roll DXB Mark checks out Origami, a new Japanese joint at the Jumeirah Fishing Harbour. Paris Norriss a.k.a. "Guy in Dubai" tells Mark about his AFF skydiving course - would you be up for it? And singer/ songwriter Jin Flora wows Mark with her new song.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Coming to you from Whidbey Island, Washington this is 60 Seconds, your daily dose of hope, imagination, wisdom, stories, practical tips, and general riffing on this and that.No better way to tool around Whidbey than on Island Transit, our rural zero-fare transit system with an annual ridership of 100,000 passengers.Passing by one of the iconic buses with their distinctive colors I was reminded of something my mom used to say: “Diane, life is like a big red bus and some of us get on fighting for the best seats to see the best view from the best vantage points when all of a sudden the bus ride is over and they saw nothing. Others are content to stand in the aisle and experience it the best they can being grateful for having gotten on the bus in the first place.”Question: What kind of bus rider do you want to be? This is the place to thrive together. Come for the stories - stay for the magic.  Speaking of magic, I hope you’ll subscribe, follow, share a nice shout out on your social media or podcast channel of choice, and join us next time! You’re invited to stop by the website and subscribe to stay current with Diane, her journeys, her guests, as well as creativity, imagination, walking, stories, camaraderie, and so much more: Quarter Moon Story ArtsProduction Team: Quarter Moon Story ArtsMusic: Mer’s Waltz from Crossing the Waters by Steve Schuch & Night Heron MusicAll content and image © 2019 - Present: for credit & attribution Quarter Moon Story Arts

The fourth Historic Anthology has been released, and Ali and Justin find more than meets the eye as they review all 25 cards included. Then the wait is finally over as the MCU returns with Disney+'s "WandaVision." Pickles: https://www.walmart.com/ip/Sam-s-Choice-Hot-Spicy-Maple-Bourbon-Fresh-Pack-Pickle-Chips-24-fl-oz/54802264 00:15 - The Week That Was 10:38 - Historic Anthology 4 Review 1:11:35 - Disney+ Review: "Wandavision" 1:47:32 - The Wrap Up

This podcast covers the section of road between Norris Geyser Basin and the Canyon Village Area which is home to the hippest thing in the park, the Lower Falls which sits in the namesake canyon for Yellowstone-The Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone. I'll tell you about a few things to see along this short section of road including a couple short, easy hikes and the only place to catch a prehistoric fish in the park. But most importantly I'll tell you which vantage points are best to see both sets of falls from and tell you where you can actually sit on the famous Thomas Moran bench and take a great picture and explain the history behind that bench and how that very spot was synonymous in getting Yellowstone Park voted into existence as the first national park in the world. As well as a couple easy trails to see the lower falls without all the people and a great place to get right down next to the massive, surging and beautiful Yellowstone River where you can actually get your feet wet if you like. And as usual, I throw in a couple interesting death stories as well as a story about a couple of Italians who were probably going to get killed by a monster Grizzly bear before I intervened and possibly saved their dumb asses.

There are plans to turn Sydney’s CBD into a fortress for New Year’s Eve, new government COVID-safe plans reveal.Every December 31 since 1976, Sydney Harbour has been lit up by an increasingly expensive and impressive fireworks spectacular which attracts tens of thousands to the city.But as many look forward to saying goodbye to the train wreck of a year that has been 2020, only a select few will be given access to this year’s event, with the NSW Government limiting both entry and vantage points.It is understood tickets will be needed to gain access, with The Daily Telegraph reporting that the best viewing points will be reserved exclusively for frontline workers and firefighters to thank them for their service to the state this year.With bushfires and COVID-19 having an unprecedented impact on the state, the NSW Government is looking at a ballot process to award spots to a limited number of spots to view the fireworks from.The 9pm fireworks have also been cancelled with only the midnight spectacular going ahead.Those who miss out on a ticket, however, will be able to view the fireworks from the comfort of their lounge room.“2020 has been a tough year for everyone,” NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian told The Daily Telegraph.“New Year’s Eve celebrations will be a symbol of hope and optimism for next year.“It is also an opportunity to thank people across NSW who have stepped up during this difficult time.“Key areas of the Harbour will be reserved for frontline workers only.”Aside from vantage points, it is understood that access to the wider CBD will also be restricted, with ticketholders to pre-booked venues and hospitality workers needing to also apply for a permit to access the city.While more details on the New Year’s Eve plans are set to be determined this month, it is likely the Sydney Opera House, Mrs Macquarie’s Chair and Campbells Cove may be the locations the Government will dedicate for frontline workers.

Where in New Zealand can the best view be found? According to the team at Macular Degeneration New Zealand it's the Hooker Lake in Canterbury. A competition to raise awareness of the disease which affects the eyesight of one in seven New Zealanders over the age of fifty appealed to photography enthusiasts round the country to get out and shoot their favourite views. Phillippa Pitcher is the General Manager for Macular Degeneration New Zealand.

Mountain hikers know this one too well. The highest mountain, the hardest path, the deepest forest to walk on, always gives out the best view. - Success is the same thing. Road to success has never been easy. In fact, it is too hard for some people. - But grinders do not think like that. You grind now, and live the rest of your life enjoying the best view. #grind #business #businessmotivation #motivational #success #rich #work #money #dollar #workout #milliondollars #greatlife #cars #bikes #building

Será que as crianças estão aprendendo nas aulas online ? As escolas tem certeza de que estão usando uma entrega pedagógica eficaz? Por que professores e pais estão tão angustiados com esse novo cenário? Neste episódio eu converso com Maria Cláudia Sondahl, uma das maiores especialistas em educação do Brasil; Rodrigo Bucollo, educador e CEO da Best View, uma escola de inglês 100% online e pai da Roberta e Lilith Perboire, jornalista e mãe da Lis de 2 anos de idade. Eu sou Jaime Ribeiro, executivo da área da educação, escritor, palestrante e estudioso das competências do século XXI. Você pode me encontrar nas redes sociais Instagram e Facebook como @jaimeribeiro e no Twitter como @jaimeribeirojr.

Luke 19:1-5 Most of us know why Zacchaeus climbed the Sycamore tree... to get a better view of Jesus. The bible describes Zacchaeus as a short man with a pretty notorious job. He wasn't the person most people like and would probably be the last person you would ever think we be a Christ follower. But his view of Jesus turned out to be a little bit more that just a bird's eye, tree-climbed view! 

Catchphrase Christianity Ep. 3 - "Jesus is the best view of God" by Hope Springs Church, Coventry

Episode 330 - The Best View Comes From The Hardest Climb --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/5nuthin100nuthin/support

If it’s on stage, at a podium, or in front of a camera, Bill Cakmis is hired to create it, develop it, enhance it, or fix it.  For over 30 years, Bill has coached singers, actors, anchors, talk show hosts, politicians, doctors, lawyers, CEOs, and athletes. His clients include Grammy, Oscar, Tony, and Emmy winners. Bill is a performance coach, talent coach, acting coach, and a motivational/keynote speaker. Bill has partnered with major film studios, production companies, TV stations and National Cable stations (CNN, FOX, The Weather Channel) to create productions that are unique, creative, and powerful. Bill’s full resume is extensive, including acting, writing, directing, and motivational speaking.  In this podcast, Bill and Cindra talk about: The key mindset strategy to help you do something no one else has done Why 90% of the game is “prep” The #1 reason we experience nerves How to not care what people think of us and why that’s essential And how the best of the best view failure You can find a full description of the Podcast at cindrakamphoff.com/bill.   You can find Bill at http://cakmis.com/.

Guest Speaker from Evangel University Dr. Shonna Crawford speaks for ICA Surabaya in this 2019 Mother's Day.

2019 - 03 - 10 Annelie Zuccolo - I Want The Best View Possible by Unihill Church

Is it best to stay in one city for a few days and then hop to the next city or is it better to stay longer to really understand the culture when traveling? How can you build your country-visited list if you are only in one country for a long time? Is it easier to save money by staying put in one place? Is slow travel more relaxing? Is fast travel more fun? We dive into all of the details and differences between fast and slow traveling and let you know what we find the most rewarding in this latest episode of Passport Joy Travel Talk. Main Topics Covered: Fast vs Slow Travel Links Mentioned in the Episode: Check out all of the PARTNERS that have made our lives easy while traveling the world.  We mixed slow and fast travel in Paracas, Peru (Plus an Ultimate Ica, Nazca Guide). While spending 10 days in Cusco we found The Best View of Machu Picchu- Climbing Huayna Picchu (An Epic Journey) We think you should definitely have slow travel in Cusco Peru (Ultimate Guide 2018 ) Our Northern Italy Road Trip Itinerary (9 Cities to See) is a journey we will always remember. I loved Playing Poker in Vietnam [Millions at Stake] in different cities around the country If you have time to visit, be sure to discover South Africa Guys’ Trip [Ultimate Adventure Travel] Finding barber chairs and culture in World Barber Shop Adventures We did a little of slow travel and fast travel when we found that India is Incredible (2 Months Traveling 7+ Cities) If you want to hear a list of our favorites, check out Best Travel Spots for 2019 (Places You May NOT Know) Sign up for our Newsletter to get the latest tips in Travel and hear about our weekly visits around the world

Topics: The King of R&B Don't Go Out Like Mr. Set Drake vs Ye The Travel that Shook the World The Alchemist Music: Peewee Longway "Ice Cube" Swarvy "So Bad" Arthur Varocai "Na Boca No Sol" Black Party "Best View" Key! "Cable Guy" Joji "Can't Get Over You"

Everest Base Camp Trek-Best View Of Everest-Kala Patthar-5643 Meters Exhausting, especially after a roundtrip trek to Everest Base Camp the previous day, a hike up Kala Patthar could be the real highlight of your EBC adventure. This was my second EBC trek in four years so I was familiar with the challenge of walking to base camp, then turning around back to Gorakshep for a night's rest before trekking up Kala Patthar. As much as I love the mountains and the challenge, I'm not particularly fond of walking in the dark, which is what is required should you desire to make it to the top for sunrise. It's all of course worth it once you're up there, staring at the highest mountains on the planet and the expanse of the Khumbu Valley. Ama Dablam peak literally looks like a painting with it's surrounding backdrop. I've met people who were too tired to climb Kala Patthar after the long day to reach Everest Base Camp. It's a shame because this really is the highlight of the trek, at the least, equal to reaching EBC. Please give the video a thumbs up if you enjoyed it and subscribe to the podcast and watch more videos from East, Southeast, and South Asia. Support the podcast by becoming a patron! Patrons get access to exclusive content and help with production and travel expenses. Visit my Patreon page to learn more:https://www.patreon.com/FarEastTravels

Best View in Vietnam-Cat Ba Island Adventure Cat Ba Island was a nice easy little getaway from Hanoi on my last visit, too bad the weather sucked! I mean the purpose was mostly to get out into Han La Bay, do some kayaking, stop by Monkey Island, all the cool stuff I had heard about. Instead I settled for a little scooter trip out to Hospital Cave and Cannon Fort for some sightseeing. The seafood was great and I think a bargain compared with Hanoi. As I mentioned in the video I've heard some bad things about some of the floating restaurants so be careful. You really are putting yourself in a vulnerable position when you rely on a restaurant in the middle of the bay to arrange for a boat to get you back to the shore. The area of the town where I mentioned has some great local style restaurants. Nothing against the restaurants on the main street facing the ocean but if you want more of a local feel get away from the main drag. The hotels were cheap, only $12/night for an ocean view on the 7th floor. The little boat cruise I took in the harbour was fun and could be added on as an extra before or after you go to Han La Bay. You can also hire them to take you to Monkey Island. Next time for sure I'm getting out on a kayak! Thanks so much for watching. I appreciate all of the positive feedback. You can also support me by becoming a patron at the same time having access to exclusive content, chat, priority messaging and more! Visit my Patreon page to see all of the offers! https://www.patreon.com/FarEastTravels

This one is personal to me but carries a great message. Having positivity in the moment will help you appreciate the things you have accomplished when it is all said and done.

Visiting Machu Picchu is a bucket list travel location for many travelers. It was absolutely a location that we had to see on our journey. While making your trip to see the historic Inca ruins, you will likely spend time in Cusco, Peru. We think you should visit for more than just a day or two discovering this historic city. With some much to uncover in the city and countless day trips to be had to see Inca ruins nearby, we stayed longer than a week in Cusco. In this episode, we give you the tips and insight that you need to have a good time, from transportation to safety to what foods to expect. Listen to our conversation on Cusco, Peru and discovering the unbelievable Machu Picchu ruins on this week’s Passport Joy Travel Talk with Nikki and Matt Javit. Main Topics Covered: Cusco, Peru Tips Discovery Cusco and the Things to See Top Day Trips around Cusco Machu Picchu (& Huayna Picchu) Links Mentioned in the Episode: Blink - the best way to monitor your home while you are away and to keep an eye on your travel stay Priority Pass - Take advantage of lounges while you travel. It pays for itself pretty quickly.  Cusco, Peru, the former capital of the Inca empire, is used by most, as a layover point for thousands of travelers on their way to Machu Picchu and the Inca Trail. Cusco Peru Guide (Simple tips to save you time, money and keep you safe) is a wonderful post with a great deal of information.  The post gives insight on transportation, food, safety, altitude sickness, accommodations, and markets. Cusco Peru Travel (Ultimate Guide 2018) gives you an idea of the locations within Cusco that we mentioned and the details of what they each offer.  Cusco Peru Day Trips (Top 8 Sites) has the list of epic day trips that we took while in Cusco highlighting our tip 4 locations of Moray, Tipón, Pisac, and Ollantaytambo.  The Best View of Machu Picchu - Climbing Huayna Picchu (An Epic Journey) details the journey up the epic mountain of Huayna Picchu with photos and videos.  Make sure you understand what to pack. Pack Less! Here is a great post on everything we packed in a single backpack.  Sign up for our Newsletter to get the latest tips in Travel and hear about our weekly visits around the world

Nikki discusses the importance of TRAVEL INSURANCE, what it is and why you should get it.  We also talk about what great travel insurance policies should cover and certain limits travel insurance policies have. Have questions about PRESCRIPTIONS and refilling prescriptions while traveling?  Nikki provides tips to save time and money. She also covers the importance of travel VACCINES and much more! We also answer a couple of questions from our followers: How we stay in shape while traveling and how we watch American SPORTING events. Enjoy! Main Topics Covered: Travel Tips -Travel Insurance, Vaccines, Prescriptions Q&A - How do we Workout on the road? Q&A - Issues with ATMs Q&A - How does Matt watch American Sports while traveling Shame on that  - People in Crowds Links Mentioned in the Episode: Foundation Training - The most important exercises for your back while you travel!  ExpressVPN - protect your information when you travel and connect to see your content that you are paying for Nikki’s Professional (Medical) Background Travel Vaccines – A Simple Guide (2018) Reliable resources:  CDC and WHO Prescriptions Abroad (A Step-by-Step Guide for Travel) Travel Insurance – A Simple Guide for Choosing the Best (2018) The BEST way to watch sports while you travel  Best ATM Company is Schwab for international travel    Epic Hikes on the trip so far include: Cinque Terre Hiking (Updated Guide) Cerro Toco Hike Climbing in Perdika, Greece Resistance Bands for home training  Beautiful Peru; Beaches, vineyards and geoglyphs (Paracas, Ica, Nazca Guide)  Google Duo for the best face-to-face video while you are traveling  The Best View of Machu Picchu- Climbing Huayna Picchu (An Epic Journey) Venice on a Budget (9 Tips to save money)    This Week’s Prize comes from Seven Corners Insurance   Seven Corners offers customizable travel insurance plans to travelers all over the world.; the two main products being travel medical plans and trip protection plans. Travel medical plans protect travelers when they get sick or injured abroad by providing medical coverage such as medical evacuations, 24-hour assistance and medical maximums up to $5 million. Trip protection plans protect the costs and expenses of your trip in case you have to cancel, interrupt or delay your travels as well as provide coverage for delayed, lost or damaged luggage. Find more at https://PassportJoy.com/Insurance

Vladimer Botsvadze Show Notes Vladimer Botsvadze is a serial entrepreneur, leading authority on digital marketing, top influencer, professor, Fortune 500 consultant, coach, trainer, and the CEO of Botsvadze Marketing Solutions, a full service digital agency servicing Fortune 500 clients that generates the best ROI from social media. He has risen to prominence since becoming a top influencer across multiple social media platforms including Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, and more. Approximately 100,000 follow him. He is an author of 9 bestselling books. He has inspired top brands including, Aston Martin, HP, KLM, and FedEx. Vladimer’s research and innovation are recognized by London Business School, Columbia Business School, and Imperial Business School. He has been featured in Forbes, The Economist, MIT Sloan Management Review, and more. Vladimer enjoys helping others succeed online and he is on a mission to make a difference and impact as many business owners as possible. With his team, he is helping turn their fantastic ideas into exceptional brands. He manages nearly 500 million dollars spent on behalf of customers. He has won over 36 awards in digital marketing. Ranked among Top 100 Digital Transformation, Virtual Reality, and B2B Marketing influencers by Onalytica, London, UK. Among Top 10 Instech Influencers, Salesforce Power Top 3 Social Influencers, among the world’s top 7 digital strategists, among world’s top 50 online influencers by Rise. Global, among top 100 most retweeted marketers in the world, world’s top 1% tech, social media, marketing and advertising influencer by Kred, among top 100 branding and marketing experts by Evan Carmichael. Vladimer has been listed over 4000 times as a social media influencer on Twitter, receiving a Klout score of 80, Kred scores of 950 for influencer, and 9 for outreach. He helps corporations with strategies that drive growth and profits. Vladimer has been recommended 32 times on LinkedIn. He is also a highly sought after speaker and is trusted by Social Media Week, Web Summit, Startup Grind, and more. He also trains corporate sales teams on how to effectively use social media platforms for lead generation, and creates programs to teach entrepreneurs and small business owners how to leverage Twitter, LinkedIn, and other channels to generate more leads and clients. He has helped global brands go from $2 million to $400 million in revenue. He has shared his expertise through motivational speaking as well as his tweets, blog posts, and more. Most passionate about Today I’m most excited about helping my clients succeed in the fields of Social Media and Digital Marketing. I’m also passionate about my books, providing speaking sessions, courses, and more. Who are Vladimer’s customers? Mostly big brands and among them fortune 500 brands, Like HP, Aston Martin, KLM, FedEx, and more. I’m pretty excited to work with such a successful brands and take them to the next level. Mostly in Europe, the Emirates and Asia Pacific. It’s exciting to see so many enthusiastic, hungry, and determined people who want to succeed and become practitioners. In order to succeed today, we need to live and breathe social media. In the last years of fast changing marketing technologies, the major brands had left a bit behind, so we need to have cutting edge knowledge in order to move forward. As a leading professor in digital marketing, I’m always excited to educate people about what will work best for them in 2018. Vladimer’s best advice about approaching customers Businesses in all sizes need more customers. I visit my potential customers and ask them to spend more on the product I’m offering. I prepare my plan extensively and how to execute it professionally. There are a few steps I focus on: I assembled the latest information of the product I’m selling, I sit with my team to prepare questions that are important to my target market, I...

2: What’s in Our Bag, What We Miss, and Do We Get Sick of Each Other?   How can you possibly pack for over two years on the road with only a single backpack each? Impossible, right? Well, we were faced with that difficult task and did quite well. We will discuss all of the items that made the final cut; from clothing to organizers to toiletries. We also answer a couple of follower questions on the luxuries we miss the most while traveling and what it is like to spend 24/7 together as a couple. Yes, it can be a bit much at times, but in the end, we love it. Enjoy!   Main Topics Covered: What we packed for our two+ years of travel Q&A - Luxuries we miss the most Q&A - The difficulty of spending so much time together as a couple   Links: Help your back pain with Foundation Training  - https://PassportJoy.com/back Be protected on the internet with ExpressVPN - https://PassportJoy.com/VPN   The entire ‘What We Packed’ blog post: https://passportjoy.com/pack-life-carry/ Matt’s favorite pants while we travel - he has worn them from seeing the Best View of Machu Picchu to exploring the tea plantations of Kerala, India - Chuck’s Construction - The construction company Matt was bragging about. Bill Murray discussing love and travel video Matt Playing Poker in Vietnam post Hikes that Matt made in Perdika Greece and Cinque Terre Italy   *Note* Matt said “separate rooms’ when describing our accommodations. He meant it as two rooms. Yes, we sleep in the same bed when available.   Our prize of the day and the best tools to protect yourself on the road can be found at SpyEscape.com - https://spyescapeandevasion.com/ - Get our favorite Safety Travel book - Spy Secrets that can Save Your Life - by Former CIA officer Jason Hanson. He and his team are giving away an autographed version of this book, and their  '6 spy tools' which include a Tactical Pen, Mini SpyTac Flashlight, 11-in-1 Survival Tool, Credit Card Knife, Survival Keychain, and Universal Handcuff Key.   Please Subscribe (How to Subscribe and Why it is So Important to Us) on your favorite Podcast App Player: Apple / Itunes or Google Play or Stitcher or Spotify or 'watch' on Youtube *We appreciate your help! iTunes is the largest platform for podcast listening today so the reviews and ratings on that platform help THE MOST. Help us reach new listeners by leaving us a RATING and REVIEW HERE! It takes just 30 seconds (How to Rate and Review and Why it is Important to Us). Thank you! Want to get our Newsletter with added information about our travels around the world? Subscribe now by adding your email address. Find out where we are NOW and check out our Journey So Far to get an idea of all that we have seen along our adventures around the world! Thanks for listening and checking us out! Please leave comments, tips, and feedback on this episode below. Safe Travels!  

Daily Devotion:   The most beautiful view is waiting for you at the top of the mountain, but first you must get there!  Many times we miss out on our reward because we quit before we get to the top.  Don't let yourself quit today.  Strength is built during the race.  Endurance is discovered in the climb.  Enjoy the journey.  Romans 5:3-5, "We can rejoice, too, when we run into problems and trials, for we know that they help us develop endurance. And endurance develops strength of character, and character strengthens our confident hope of salvation. And this hope will not lead to disappointment. For we know how dearly God loves us, because he has given us the Holy Spirit to fill our hearts with his love." "As you get older, you find out that true happiness is not in how much you make or how many degrees you have or how big your house is or how fancy your car is. It’s finding peace and joy and a calmness in your life that will soon become the most important thing to you. Your family are what matters to you. Things that are of quality not of quantity." — Unknown

We find ourselves in a moment of untruth. Our guest, Brad Wendel, talks with us about political and legal truth and their relation to morality and social roles. This show’s links: Brad Wendel's faculty profile (http://www.lawschool.cornell.edu/faculty/bio_bradley_wendel.cfm) and writing (https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/cf_dev/AbsByAuth.cfm?per_id=247191) W. Bradley Wendel, Truthfulness as an Ethical Form of Life (https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3072303) Harry Frankfurt, On Bullshit (http://stoa.org.uk/topics/bullshit/pdf/on-bullshit.pdf) Bernard Williams, Saint-Just's Illusion (https://www.lrb.co.uk/v13/n16/bernard-williams/saint-justs-illusion-interpretation-and-the-powers-of-philosophy) (also here (https://books.google.com/books?id=AHol9VbeLUYC&pg=PA135&lpg=PA135&dq=%22saint-just%27s+illusion%22&source=bl&ots=nFGDaDyVqd&sig=fQzZzCAnV4GBPnyhGYZ35DMopGc&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjn1vK-q9XYAhUq2IMKHTNoAG4Q6AEIQzAF#v=onepage)) Kleindienst v. Mandel (https://scholar.google.com/scholar_case?case=2384957718526063733) Stephen Colbert, The Word: Truthiness (http://www.cc.com/video-clips/63ite2/the-colbert-report-the-word---truthiness) (video from the first episode of the Colbert Report, and it's still unbelievably great) International Refugee Assistance Project v. Trump (https://scholar.google.com/scholar_case?case=2110961142700228731) (4th Circuit en banc) Ninth Circuit's denial of en banc consideration in Washington v. Trump (https://scholar.google.com/scholar_case?case=7212509001957517972) (containing Judge Bybee's dissent) State Bar of Michigan, Informal Ethics Opinion CI-1164 (http://www.michbar.org/opinions/ethics/numbered_opinions/OpinionID=193) Bernard Williams, Truth and Truthfulness (https://books.google.com/books/about/Truth_Truthfulness.html?id=2iaFFE54fYkC) Cynthia Farina, et al., Rulemaking in 140 Characters or Less: Social Networking and Public Participation in Rulemaking (https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=1702501) Whole Woman's Health v. Hellerstedt (https://scholar.google.com/scholar_case?case=12719084930434459940) W. Bradley Wendel, Sally Yates, Ronald Dworkin, and the Best View of the Law (https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=2927113) Fireside (https://fireside.fm)

This week, we host WGR550's Nate Geary! We talk about being a professional on the radio, the highs and lows of our matchup vs the Bengals, and discuss what the recent rash on injuries has taught us about this roster. Then, we deliberate about where we go from here & why Bills fans need to keep your chins up. Chris & Drew close the podcast making a series of Seagrams bets that will shape Chris's future ability to show his face in public.  *We apologize for the production issue near the end of the show! #EditingFail *  www.Facebook.com/TheRockpileReport - Be sure to give us a follow & tune in on October 14th @ 7:30pm to watch Drew take on the Wise Guys Reaper Wing Challenge! @RockpileReport – Follow us on Twitter to catch our news, videos & join in on our weekly Periscope sessions! @NateGearyWGR - Twitter www.Wiseguysbuffalo.com - The Official Pizzeria of the Rockpile Report www.GrandstandSportsNetwork.com - Bringing our fans the Best View in Sports! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

OH HOW SWEET IT IS! The Buffalo Bills are alone in first place of the AFC East, fresh off one of the most unexpected wins of the season! We recap the game, talk about recent signings and explain why fans shoudln't flip out about the Jordan Matthews injury. Then, we talk about Nate Geary's on air explanation of his Browns pick, and preview our matchup with the Bengals that Drew is convinced is a trap game. He's got to be wrong, right? www.facebook.com/TheRockpileReport - Give us a follow and be sure to tune in Oct. 14th for the Reaper Wing Challenge! www.GrandstandSportsNetwork.com - The Best View in Sports www.Wiseguysbuffalo.com - The Official Pizzaria of The Rockpile Report @rockpilereport - Twitter therockpilereport - Instagram RockpileReport716@gmail.com - Email Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Scientists still don't entirely comprehend the 1.5 billion year history of the Grand Canyon; it's a story of erosion that has created one of the most breathtaking sites in America.

I Don't Go To Strip Clubs As a Ruleor 50 Stories Up and it is the Best View of Capitalism   Another journal entry in an ongoing series of sometime comedic reflections of life as recorded by Jan Landy for Jan Landy on 12/11/2015 while driving in my car from where I am to where I am going or wherever I happen to be when inspiration hits me to record another podcast. These are my thoughts that I am documenting for myself so that if I ever find the time in the future to go back into the past to remember what I was thinking at the time, I will be able to listen to them.   This constantly changing podcast usually short and to the point produced and recorded by Jan Landy presents Jan Landy's thoughts and ramblings at the time of the recording. Ever changing, humorous, thought provoking, inspiring and sometimes informative. It is a mixture of comedy, positive thoughts and, on rare occasions will offer information on where SoundBroker.com has been and where it is going. If you like to laugh, stay motivated and keep abreast of the latest adventures of Jan Landy and SoundBroker.com, this podcast is worth a listen.

In this episode, our featured topic is cruising the Exumas Bahamas.   We cover some sailing news and our featured product is a great beach towel for the boat. We also talk about our recent camping trip. Truck Tentn' in our custom air conditioned pickup truck tent.  Here is the video: https://youtu.be/2DAC0oIkEvw You would be surprised at how similar RVs are to Sailboats.  I have learned a lot of great tips listening to RV podcasts.  My favorites are Roadtreking, RV Family Travel Atlas, and Living the RV Dream, check them out. All of the links, pictures and videos on our Exumas sailing trip are located on the following links: Watermakers Air, Staniel Cay Yacht Club, The Swimming Pigs, and Blackpoint Settlement The Blow Hole and The Best View from a Laundromat Farmers Cay First Friday February Family Fun Festival & Regatta, and Conch Penis Video of Snorkeling at Thunderball Grotto, Staniel Cay  https://youtu.be/Z-2bwIJ-0dU Watermakers Inc. History Sailing News: San Diego Maritime Museum Builds replica of Explorer Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo's Ship Smartphone App being Developed to Cure Seasickness United Sailboat Show - Annapolis - Cruisers University Chuan's Ocean – Northeast Passage World Record Attempt Russian Billionaire Builds Worlds Largest Sailing Superyacht Pictures of the superyacht Featured Product of the Week: Set of six XL Turkish Bath Towel (The ultimate boat/beach towel) Please help us promote the Podcast and support us through our Amazon Store We really need your help to spread the word about the Podcast.  Please share this post on your social media accounts by hitting the logos below. Please use our Amazon Affiliate link or look at over 90 items we have in our TSR Amazon store.  We use all the items on our boat and include notes of why we like them.  You pay the same low Amazon price and we get a small commission. Please like or follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram  We will follow you too! Send us your feedback on the show and any show topic ideas to Crew@TheSailingRode.com We wish you fair winds and hope to see you on the water soon. Thanks for listening!   –  Steve & Brandy The Sailing Rode Sailing Podcast

Sermon by Rev. Dr. Ted Wardlaw, guest preacher, at University United Methodist Church, Austin, Texas.

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In this episode of the Find Dining Podcast, Aysegul Kesimoglu of King's College London recommends Lokanta Mayain Istanbul, where Chef Didem Senol serves up contemporary Turkish dishes like whiting fish, caramalized sea bass, and long roasted lamb. Read more about Lokanta Maya on King's College London Visit the Lokanta Maya website Lokanta Maya is located at Kemankeş Cad. 35 A Karaköy in İstanbul Aysegul recommends: Courgette fritters Salted bonito fish Chicken pate with pear marmalade Seed and herb salad with pomegranate Whiting fish of the cod fish family with almonds and potato salad Caramalized sea bass which she sometimes cooks with orange and at other times with fig Long roasted lamb with white bean puree Mastic pudding with cherry sauce The Şisli - Nişantaşı Area: Organic food market near Feriköy in the Şişli district (on Saturdays, and in different neighborhoods on other days) Both Şisli and in certain parts of Nişantaşı there are artisinal restaurants like Hamov, which specializes in Armenian Cuisine, a must-try dish is "topik" (made mainly from chickpeas and currant; usually also has onion, pimento, cumin and some other spices) Nişantaşı is more trendy filled with places for people watching. But, there are some speciality stores to buy special and local products, like Güven Kuruyemiş for nuts and dried fruits Check out Konak Patisscerie for baked goods and dessert Go to Kürşat for olive oils and olives; an artisanal boutique that brings products directly from Ayvalik / Coastal city in the Agean Region.  Kantin by Şemza Denizsel is a Ottolenghi London style cafe and store. Great spot for lunch. Visit Tatbak and Hunkar Kadikoy, a Ferry port and commercial hub: Ciya Restaurant: The food is eclectic, mostly influenced by the east of Turkey but you will get a taste of Mesopotamia, Ottoman and Balkan cuisine here. There are three Restaurants by the same owner chef (Musa Dağdeviren) in this district. Two of them are across from each other. Çiya Kebab specializes in kebab dishes. Çiya Sofrası specializes in regional dishes. Visit the open market of grocers and charcuterie And don't forget the fisheries! Besiktaş, another a commercial hub and a port: Try a very good meatball restaurant, such as Şöhret Kafadaroğlu Börekçisi: Speciality of this place is the "börek" (salted pastry that is filled with different ingredients depending on preference and taste). Their Turkish dessert selection is also very good. Worth trying: "Tel kadayıfı" - which is also known as kadaif and it's made from shredded yufka / filled with walnuts or pistachio. Also try the baklawa and "şöbiyet" (similar to baklawa). Go to Naci for ciger (liver) Visit the fish market Eminönü: This is a well known area among tourists because of the Spice Market Got to Kurukahveci Mehmet Efendi for the Turkish coffee Visit the Open Market behind the Spice Market Pandeli is an important restaurant founded in 1901, specializing in Turkish cuisine. Many famous people have eaten here ,including Queen Elizabeth, Robert DeNiro, Audrey Hepburn, Tony Curtis, and Roman Polansky. Turkish Foods: Olive Oil: Go to Kürşat for olive oils and olives; it's an artisanal boutique that brings products directly from Ayvalik, a coastal city in the Agean Region. Pomegranate Sour Lor Cheese: Go to Bandirma Ciftligi (Farm Shop) for Lor Cheese (ricotta like Turkish cheese) Try this Turkish cheese shop: Peynirci Mehmet in Çengelköy Visit delis for local and regional specialities, like Merkez Şarküteri in Levent, which was founded in 1966. There, you should try Ezine cheese, Gemlik olives, Kayseri pastırması (cured meat), Trakya eski kaşarı (cheese) and buffalo cream. You'll also find village eggs, thin flat bread and Turkish sashimi (lakerda). For nuts and dried fruits, as well as spices, go to Kardesler Kuruyemis in Levent Namli Gurme Mezes (Small Tapas) can be eaten at a fish or kebab restaurant, or at a meyhane (tavern). Example of mezes include Gavurdagi salad (a spicy salad made from tomatoes minced really small with onions walnuts sumac and other spices and herbs topped with pomegranate sour), or pacanga borek (which is salted pastry with pastirma, a cured beef typical of Turkey, or muhlama (corn meal cooked in butter, then made to a pudding like consistency by the addition of water and lots of melting cheese), and topik (made mainly from chickpeas and currant; usually also has onion, pimento, cumin and some other spices) Begendi / Aubergine Puree: Not to be bought, but to be ordered when at a restaurant Chefs: The spokesperson for the organic food movement is Defne Koryurek (also here) Semza Denizsel is known as the Alice Waters of Turkey and was a pioneer of the farm-to-table approach Ex-La Mouette chefs Cihan Kipcak and Uryan Dogmus are also quite exemplary with their innovative and creative approaches to cooking Mehmet Gurs owns the Mikla Restaurant Refika Civan Er  owns Yeni Lokanta / New Canteen is an innovative creative chef who likes to play around with ingredients. Sina Sucuka - upcoming on training Food for Thought: Q: What is the nickname of the popular restaurant in Istanbul that was the meeting place for hippies and other travelers on the so-called 'hippie trail' -- the overland route between Europe and India, Nepal, and elsewhere in Asia -- in the 1960s? A: The Pudding Shop. Out of the Frying Pan Picks: Restaurant with the Best View: 360 and Sunset Grill & Bar Favorite Spot for Dessert: Mangerie Bebek (get the brownies) Favorite Place to Buy Cheese: Bandirma Ciftligi and Merkez Şarküteri Favorite Place to Go for Breakfast: Mangerie Bebek (enjoy the view) Most Romantic Place to Go: Maiden's Tower

This week Libby Purves is joined by Bran Symondson, Joan Woodcock, Greg Hicks and Phillip King. Bran Symondson is a serving soldier in the British Army Reserve. Whilst on a six month tour of Afghanistan he became fascinated by the Afghan National Police (ANP), their ethos and their daily existence in the war with the Taliban. When he was given the opportunity to return and document these characters as a civilian photographer in 2010, with the Sunday Times, he was able to capture a unique perspective on the current conflict. An exhibition: The Best View of Heaven is from Hell is at Idea Generation Gallery, London E2. Joan Woodcock was sixteen when she began her nursing career as a cadet nurse, a career that spanned over forty years in NHS nursing. Working on hospital wards, casualty units and out in the community, as well as prison and a police unit dealing with sexual assault, Joan has seen it all. 'Matron Knows Best - the true story of a 1960s NHS nurse' is published by Headline. The actor Greg Hicks plays King Lear in the Royal Shakespeare Company's season at the Roundhouse. A stalwart of the RSC and classical theatre in general, he's also a talented musician, playing a mean blues harp and is an expert in the Brazilian martial art form of 'capoeira'. Phillip King is a sculptor. He was tutored by the legendary Anthony Caro and worked as assistant to Henry Moore. He represented Britain at the Venice Biennale in 1968 and was President of the Royal Academy from 1990 to 1999. Born in Tunis in 1934, his work is influenced by the sense of strong colour and light that he remembers from living there. His show of new and old work is currently at Flowers Gallery, to coincide with the Royal Academy's 'Modern British Sculpture', both in London.

Guest Speaker from Evangel University Dr. Shonna Crawford speaks for ICA Surabaya in this 2019 Mother's Day.