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This week's message from Blaize Thomas is taken from 1 Kings 18:21 and deals with a problem many Churches face. Are members of the congregation fence sitters?????

Pár hete főhősként lépett fel a Budapest Parkban, közben megjelent legújabb hiphopalbuma az AIR 2, amely a streaming felületeken huszonhat, míg dupla vinylen harminchárom felvételt tartalmaz. Legfrissebb adásunk vendége tehát Co Lee, azaz Halász Kolos, akivel a Budapest Park-beli koncertről, elengedésről, flow-ról, zenei és szellemi tettestársakról - Don Sea-ről, Doór Matyiról, Blaize-ről -, húgáról, Indigóról, természetesen a hosszú ideig készült új albumról, a július 10-i farkashegyi repteres lemezbemutató koncertről beszélgetünk és még a Budapest Open Mic is szóba kerül.Műsorvezető: Bihari BalázsFotó: Quian PéterA Wanted podcast adása az NKA Hangfoglaló program támogatásával jött létre.

La République démocratique du Congo, touchée par une nouvelle épidémie d'Ebola, recense 246 cas suspects et 80 décès potentiellement liés à ce virus. L'OMS élève ce dimanche 17 mai son niveau d'alerte, il s'agit désormais d'une « urgence de santé publique de portée internationale ». Sylvain Blaize, docteur en virologie, responsable du Centre national de référence des fièvres hémorragiques virales (FHV), répond aux questions de RFI. RFI : Il s'agit d'une résurgence de la souche d'Ebola « Bundibugyo », une souche mal connue. Quelle est sa particularité ? Concernant son niveau de létalité, à quel point est-elle mortelle ? Sylvain Blaize : La souche « Bundibugyo » est une des espèces de virus Ebola pathogènes pour l'homme. C'est la seule qui a été découverte récemment, puisque la découverte de ce virus date de 2007. Il y a eu deux épidémies déjà recensées, notamment dans la même région en RDC, et à côté en Ouganda. La particularité, finalement, il n'y en a pas vraiment par rapport aux autres souches d'Ebola, si ce n'est que c'est peut-être la moins létale des souches pathogènes, puisqu'on a une létalité de 30 à 50 % sur les deux épidémies précédentes. L'Organisation mondiale de la santé élève ce dimanche son niveau d'alerte et considère qu'il s'agit d'une « urgence de santé publique de portée internationale ». Deux cas, dont un mort, ont aussi été confirmés en Ouganda alors que le Rwanda et la RDC fermaient temporairement leurs frontières. Le Soudan du Sud et le Kenya sont en alerte. Que doit-on faire concrètement ? Quels sont les gestes barrières à mettre en place ? La transmission se fait par contact pour ces virus. Donc, il faut évidemment éviter tout contact avec les malades. Il n'y a malheureusement pas de vaccin ni de traitement contre cette souche particulière de virus Ebola, contrairement à la souche Zaïre. Le seul moyen de contrer cette épidémie, c'est de limiter les contacts entre les malades et les personnes saines. La difficulté aujourd'hui, c'est qu'on est dans une zone de conflit, avec des interventions qui sont difficiles. Une zone où les gens se déplacent beaucoup, où il y a des mouvements de population. Le risque de dissémination est très élevé. Et la découverte tardive de cette épidémie à un moment où elle est déjà très disséminée, avec des cas en Ouganda aussi (...) des milliers de contacts potentiellement à surveiller. Il n'y a pas de vaccin pour l'heure, ni de traitement thérapeutique. Comment peut-on gérer une épidémie dans ce contexte ? Je vous le disais, le moyen de gérer cette épidémie, c'est de recenser tous les contacts, de les suivre, de les isoler dès qu'ils tombent malades, puisque la contagion se fait dès que les signes cliniques apparaissent. Au niveau des traitements, il n'y a pas de traitement spécifique, mais on a des traitements que l'on dit de support symptomatique, qui passent par aider l'organisme à passer le cap, la réhydratation, une espèce de prise en charge en soins intensifs. Mais évidemment, dans la région où sévit le virus, c'est difficile à mettre en place. Donc, principalement limiter les contacts entre les malades et les personnes saines. La 17ᵉ épidémie d'Ebola que connaît la République démocratique du Congo. Vous qui avez travaillé sur l'épidémie en Guinée en 2014, quelles leçons peuvent être tirées de ces précédentes épidémies ? Les leçons qu'on peut tirer, c'est qu'effectivement, la première chose à faire pour limiter l'ampleur de ces épidémies, c'est de les détecter le plus vite possible. On l'a vu en Guinée – le problème, c'est qu'on est un peu dans la même situation – le virus avait été détecté très tardivement. Au moment où on l'avait détecté à l'époque en Guinée, il s'était déjà disséminé à Conakry, au Liberia. Si on découvre rapidement le virus, on peut rapidement contrôler sa dissémination, surtout dans ces régions assez reculées. Par contre, si on le détecte tardivement, quand les gens ont déjà bougé et le virus est déjà présent dans différentes localités, c'est beaucoup plus compliqué. La première chose, c'est de renforcer les méthodes et les moyens de diagnostic sur place et la surveillance dans ces régions isolées. L'épidémie a franchi un nouveau seuil le 14 mai avec la mort en Ouganda d'un Congolais de 59 ans de retour de l'Ituri. Cela pose la question de la gestion des enterrements, par exemple, des contacts des corps avec les familles. Comment cela peut-il s'organiser ? En cas d'épidémie, ce que font les équipes en place, c'est de prendre en charge les enterrements puisqu'on sait que les enterrements sont des moments de grande contagiosité puisque les corps sont très contagieux. Les gens qui assistent aux obsèques ont l'habitude de toucher les corps. Il y a des rites qui sont associés et qui favorisent la transmission. Cela passe par des enterrements que l'on dit « sécurisés », où les gens n'ont plus accès au corps. Ce qui pose des problèmes sociaux, puisque ces traditions sont importantes pour les populations qui sont touchées. Mais il faut vraiment limiter le contact entre les corps et faire des enterrements sécurisés, c'est quelque chose de très important pour la lutte. Le foyer d'infection s'est déclaré à Mongwalu, à environ 80 kilomètres de la capitale de la province de l'Ituri. Une zone difficile d'accès pour les équipes médicales. Quels sont, à ce stade de l'épidémie, les besoins les plus importants pour les médecins sur place ? Les besoins les plus urgents, c'est de mettre en place des centres de traitement et des centres de diagnostic pour pouvoir recenser les contacts et les malades le plus rapidement possible, ainsi que pour les équipes sur place, suivre les contacts et les recenser. C'est un gros travail d'épidémiologie qui doit se faire rapidement. Et puis mettre en place des centres de traitement temporaire, comme on l'a vu en Afrique de l'Ouest à l'époque, pour pouvoir prendre en charge les malades. Il y a 33 150 cas suspects. Cela fait beaucoup de personnes à prendre en charge et il n'y a pas les moyens sur place. Il faut renforcer les structures de santé très rapidement. Comment protège-t-on les équipes sanitaires sur place ? On les protège avec des équipements de protection individuelle, qui visent à empêcher tout contact entre les muqueuses, la peau des soignants et les fluides biologiques des malades. Cela passe par des blouses étanches, par des lunettes étanches, par des masques chirurgicaux et FFP2 qui sont plus efficaces que des masques chirurgicaux. Une tenue où il n'y a aucun centimètre carré de peau à l'air libre. C'est difficile d'entrer dans ces tenues, puisque sur place il fait chaud. Quand on est dans ces tenues, on peut être en situation au maximum trois quarts d'heure. Après, ce n'est plus possible, la personne risque d'avoir un malaise à cause de la déshydratation et de la chaleur. C'est très compliqué pour les soignants d'intervenir avec ces tenues. À lire aussiRDC: l'épidémie d'Ebola est désormais une urgence sanitaire «de portée internationale», selon l'OMS

Doug Green, Publisher of Technology Reseller News, spoke with Dinakar Munagala, CEO & Co- Dinakar Munagala Founder of Blaize, and Joseph Sulistyo, SVP of Corporate Marketing, about Blaize's push to make AI inference practical outside the data center—and why a new strategic collaboration with Nokia is designed to accelerate that shift, especially across Asia Pacific. Blaize positions itself as an AI computing company built around a purpose-built, fully programmable processor architecture it calls a graph streaming processor, paired with software intended to simplify development of “real-world” AI. Munagala framed the company's focus as practical AI inference for environments like smart factories, smart cities, agriculture, defense, and other edge and hybrid deployments where latency, power, thermal limits, and operating conditions are non-negotiable. A centerpiece of the discussion was Blaize's announcement that Nokia is strengthening edge AI capabilities through a strategic collaboration with Blaize to deliver hybrid inference solutions across APAC. Munagala and Sulistyo described the move as a signal that AI's next phase isn't only about large-scale training in centralized data centers, but about deploying inference where outcomes are realized—near cameras, sensors, machines, and field infrastructure. In their view, Nokia's global reach in networking, automation, and integration creates a path to deliver end-to-end solutions that combine connectivity and compute for real deployments, not demos. Sulistyo emphasized the economics driving hybrid inference: cost-sensitive, power-constrained environments often cannot justify a single “monolithic” compute approach. Instead, he argued, the market is moving toward heterogeneous architectures—mixing different compute types to hit performance targets while controlling total cost of ownership. In APAC, he noted, the scale of deployments makes marginal savings meaningful, and hybrid designs become an operational requirement, not a preference. The conversation also connected edge inference to public-sector and community outcomes. Both executives highlighted smart-city use cases—such as traffic management, tolling, and first-responder automation—where real-time inference can improve accuracy and responsiveness while reducing labor-intensive processes. They extended that point to rural and underserved regions, arguing that “smart city” also includes municipalities and regional governments, where automation and analytics can unlock revenue (e.g., tolls and fines) while improving safety. Doug pushed on definitions and practicality, prompting Munagala to describe edge inference as compute performed as close as possible to the sensor—for example, processing video near a camera mounted on a pole, at a toll booth, or in a factory—so systems can detect events and respond with low latency. He added that some deployments may route inference to nearby on-prem servers or regional data centers, depending on architecture and proximity, and Blaize aims to support these variations with a common hardware/software platform. Blaize also addressed the “AI energy speed bump” impacting communities and operators—particularly where power availability and cost are constrained. Munagala said low power is foundational to Blaize's design goals and argued that purpose-built inference architectures can reduce the burden associated with power-hungry AI approaches. Sulistyo added that the broader infrastructure conversation increasingly includes cooling realities (air and liquid) and the need to match the deployment environment to the right compute profile. To ground “real-world AI” in examples, the guests pointed to deployments including license plate recognition in complex, variable conditions and traffic anomaly detection (identifying behavior that deviates from normal flow). They described these as compute-intensive workloads that must run reliably outdoors and under harsh conditions, where latency and endurance matter as much as accuracy. They also discussed retail analytics as another example of edge inference delivering measurable business outcomes by connecting what happens in-store to revenue-driving decisions. Looking ahead, Munagala described the Nokia collaboration as a model for additional partnerships that bring inference solutions into production environments at scale. Sulistyo noted APAC is the initial focus, with other regions expected to follow based on demand, proof points, and the prioritization of specific use cases. To learn more about Blaize and its technology, visit https://www.blaize.com/.

Blaize Ahrens was selected as a Beck's Player with Heart because of his involvement and dedication to his school, sports, and community. Blaize plays football, baseball, and basketball, and participates in track and FFA, serving as the vice president of facilities. Through these activities, he is able to spend time doing the things he loves the most with a great group of people. Blaize serves his community through FFA, where he has planned a day to spend time playing board games with elementary school kids for his leadership project. He is also involved in Farm Safety Day, cooks meals for the school pantry, and plants trees around his community. Through his involvement in agriculture and FFA, Blaize has learned how to become a better leader. He values his time with the FFA and has gained a lot through his officer position. In the future, Blaize plans to attend Iowa State University to study animal science and/or ag business.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Penrith Panthers young gun Blaize Talagi spoke about his immense pride representing Samoa.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In our 50th episode, we chat to Panthers five-eighth Blaize Talagi. Plus Troy and Nathan review the Merv Cartwright Medal, and preview the Finals showdown between Penrith and the Warriors. And the boys give their verdict on Teddy Swims being announced as this year's Grand Final entertainment.

Welcome to episode 709. We have three tales for you. About the blurred line between myth and reality, putting a price tag on the immortal soul, and the pull of freedom in the face of genetic servitude.COMING UPGood Evening: Submissions: 00:01:06Obiwulu Chisom Peace's The Whispering Groves as read by Anne Marie Lewis: 00:03:28J. V. Gachs' An Hour Before We Met as read by Sarah Mehra: 00:15:47Blaize M. Kaye's Sulky as read by AJ Fitzwater: 00:26:54PERTINENT LINKSSupport us on Patreon! Spread the darkness.Shop Tales to Terrify MerchAnne Marie LewisAnne Marie Lewis on IGAnne Marie Lewis on TikTokAnne Marie Lewis on FBAnne Marie Lewis on BlueSkyAnne Marie Lewis on XAJ FitzwaterAJ Fitzwater on BlueSkyOriginal Score by Nebulus EntertainmentNebulus on FacebookNebulus on InstagramSPECIAL THANKS TOAmanda CarrilloLestle BaxterOrion D. HegreSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/talestoterrify. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The University of Michigan were fined tens of millions of dollars in result of a sign stealing scandal. Blaize and Louie became the first male cheerleaders on the Minnesota Vikings. Scientists are working on robots that can carry and give birth to a baby. Surcharges are becoming more popular for restaurants to add at the end of your bill.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Morning Glory host Matty Johns joins Joel and Fletch to chat about the Payne Haas eligibility change, will it change Origin and previewing tonight's game Panthers vs Storm. Listen to The Run Home with Joel and Fletch live every weekday: 3pm AEST on SEN 1170 AM Sydney and SEN 693 AM Brisbane Listen Online: https://www.sen.com.au/listen   Subscribe to The Run Home YouTube Channel ⁠⁠https://www.youtube.com/@JoelandFletchSEN⁠⁠   Follow us on Social Media! TikTok⁠⁠ https://www.tiktok.com/@joelfletchsen⁠⁠ Instagram:⁠⁠ https://www.instagram.com/joelfletchsen⁠⁠ X:      ⁠⁠https://x.com/joelfletchsen⁠ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A torn Achilles at Old-Timer's Day; Tim Tebow is still a role model; NFL preseason musings; Shedeur's debut; The most interesting QB room in the NFL; Stock Watch; In The News; Pay phones; Blaize the male cheerleader; A wild theory about the Cowboys/Parsons negotiation; Trouble at Ducks camp; The Club Hour

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People remember stories, not facts—and that's why your case studies might be your strongest marketing tool.Leslie Blaize, freelance content strategist and case study expert at Blaize Communications, joins host Katie Cash to dig deep into the power of storytelling in AEC marketing. Together, they explore why a well-crafted client success story is more than a nice-to-have.  It's a bottom-of-the-funnel essential that helps position your firm as a trusted partner, even in unfamiliar markets. Leslie offers practical advice on how to interview clients, repurpose content across channels, and work smarter with technical teams.By centering your clients in the narrative and connecting strategy to storytelling, your case studies can build trust, showcase results, and win more work.Tune in for tips that will sharpen your proposals and energize your marketing efforts.Topics discussed in this episode:AEC marketingcase studiesclient success storiesproposal developmentstorytelling in AECprocurement strategyConnect with Leslie Blaize, CPSM, Blaize Communications:LinkedIn- https://www.linkedin.com/in/freelance-writer-architecture-engineering-construction/Website- https://blaizecommunications.com/Connect with Katie:  https://smartegies.com/ Rate, Review, & Follow on Apple Podcasts:We hope you're finding value in our AEC Marketing For Principals.  Your feedback is important to us and we'd love to hear from you. Here's how you can help.  Scroll to the bottom, rate our podcast with five stars, and select “Write a Review.”  Let us know what you found most helpful from this episode!  And if you haven't done so already, give the podcast a follow, and you'll be notified when new episodes come out.

Rendezett már klipet a Carson Comának, az Ivan and The Parazolnak, Saya Noénak, Fehér Balázsnak is – de ő jegyzi Hien Túl szép című dalának 2025-ös verziójához készült videót is. A Campus Fesztiválon egyik legújabb projektjéről beszélgettünk: a WAVY kollektíva három tagjáról, Co Lee-ról, Aminonról és Blaize-ről forgatott dokumentumfilmjéről. (Eredetileg Co Lee is a vendégünk lett volna, de betegség miatt sajnos le kellett mondania a beszélgetést.) Az egyedi látásmódú, rendkívül alapos szakember elmeséli, hogyan választ témát, miként kerül olyan viszonyba a szereplőkkel, hogy tényleg lehessen „légy a falon”, de szó esik arról is, hogy kinek nem rendezne soha klipet és miért. A Popfilter Live második vendége Szelei Dóra! Popfilter – Szűrjük a zajt a Campus Fesztiválon is!

Blaize is back one more time to talk Paul Schrader with Jason. This time the guys go deep into their top 11 favorite films Schrader directed. There are some major disagreements here, which of course makes for great listening. Please let us know how you enjoy, and share your lists with us!

Blaize and Jason worked our wat through all the films directed by Paul Schrader. So to sum the effort up, we had to rate his films from worst to best. This week: part one of that rating. There's a few surprises and disagreements in here and we'd love to hear your opinions on these films too!

Blaize Hall is an entrepreneur, somatic practitioner, coach, and artist. They offer a dynamic 1:1 healing program called The Whole Body Communicator that draws from their training in Somatic Experiencing, Hakomi, holotropic breathwork, Somatic Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, trauma training, Internal Family Systems, DIR Floortime, Non-Violent Communication, Dale Carnegie Leadership Training, motivational interviewing, 988 Crisis Counseling, prison theater, mindset work, meditation, yoga and more. They also provide Reiki healing, Reiki informed bodywork, and clothing optional yoga and embodiment workshops and 1:1 work. They write the Substack newsletter Artist of Everything, and indeed live to create and express, and help others do the same! They make music as Fermata Blaize, dance, write screenplays, poems, act, direct, and more. They beat cancer, healed their autoimmune conditions, and learned to thrive with CPTSD. They love to foster animals, frolic at festivals, spend time in nature and PLAY with their “farmily”, their many animals and their child. Blaize's Website: Yoga | Weeping Willow Wellness | Los Angeles

If you ever wonder how people "get" a new client from LinkedIn, today's episode is for you. Case study copywriter, Leslie Blaize, also a member of the Simplest Marketing Program, shares how she landed two clients through her LinkedIn newsletter. And if you like what you hear, we'd love it if you write a review, subscribe here and sign up for Quick Tips from Marketing Mentor.

In episode 457 of WDW Prep To Go, Blaize, a teacher from South Georgia, shares her experience planning and taking her family's first ever trip to Disney World. She talks through traveling during spring break, staying at Pop Century Resort, and visiting to all four Disney parks and Disney Springs in three days. Blaize reveals that the trip was such a hit they're already planning a return.   Post trip begins 19 minutes   Links: Walt Disney World Crowd Calendar Disney World 101: The Ultimate First Timer's Guide 6 Step Disney World Planning Process   Leave me a message (including trip report submissions) Please use the SpeakPipe link below to leave us a message with your first name, location, and trip info. Be sure to include your exact trip dates, who is in your party, where you will stay, and anything unique about the trip. You can do that using your computer or phone at https://www.speakpipe.com/WDWPrepToGo   Subscribe to get new episodes There are a few ways to get new episodes of WDW Prep to Go (if you're used to listening on the website, subscribe so you can take new episodes with you on your phone) Subscribe in iTunes  (and please leave a review!) Subscribe to the podcast   Follow on social media Instagram Facebook Pinterest Bluesky YouTube   Ways to support us Become a Patron Get a quote request for a future trip from Small World Vacations Subscribe to the WDW Prep School weekly newsletter Podcast Episode Finder WDW Prep Merch Visit the site Things we recommend   Affiliate Links: Amazon DVC Rentals Quicksilver Tours and Transportation Small World Vacations Designer Park Co - Use code “WDWPrep” to save 10%

Kevin Boston-Hill speaks with speaker and author Kevin Blaize about his journey to becoming an author and how students can use his example to explore the world of literature and how teachers can use his books to encourage their students.

Blaize is back to get close to the end of our conversations aout the films directed by Paul Schrader. This time we're looking at two of his most recent films, Master Gardener and The Card Counter. These are part of his "lonely man in a room" trilogy with First Reformed, but are they are fulfilling and poweful as that previous film? The guys debate the films' complexity and power, and how influential Luc Bresson's Pickpocket is on Schrader's whole career.

Alex Kantrowitz of Big Technology weighs in on what Microsoft and Meta's reported job cuts and hiring freeze means about the broader landscape for Big Tech.  Plus, the CEO of AI chip startup Blaize discusses the decision to go public through a SPAC merger.  And, Gabelli Funds Co-CIO Chris Marangi highlights one financial name that offers an alternative entry point into the sector.

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The Schradercast has walked some interesting ground in its previous 9 episodes, but this time Blaize and Jason have hit the most interesting ground so far, with two diametrically opposite films which provide a fascinating contrast for each other. First, Dog Eat Dog a hyperkinetic nihilistic Nic Cage/Willem Dafoe crime thriller. Next, First Reformed, a highly considered and deeply fascinating Ethan Hawke/Amanda Seyfred journey into the complex darkness of one man's soul. Whatever the mismatched nature is of these films, the resulting discussion ends up being one of the most intense and often moving conversations we've ever done on Jason and the Movienauts. We hope you enjoy it too.

Is it possible to create a thriving bourbon brand in the middle of a pandemic? Cara Osborne of Blaize and Brooks has done just that, and she's here to share her inspiring journey. From a unique wedding gift idea to paying homage to her Kentucky roots, Cara opens up about the hurdles and triumphs of building a local bourbon sensation. Hear about her early experiences with bourbon, the creative process behind the brand, and the ongoing challenges with sourcing and distribution.We also dive into the fascinating shifts in bourbon preferences and habits brought on by the pandemic. Did your palate evolve towards higher-proof bourbons and barrel-strength options? We explore those trends, discuss the process of making bourbon more approachable, and touch on the social aspect of bourbon hunting. Plus, we offer a sneak peek into our upcoming adventure on the Bourbon Trail, complete with tips on must-visit distilleries and the intertwined nature of the bourbon industry.Finally, let's talk bourbon business. Cara gives us an insider look at pricing strategies, market demands, and the unique advantages of Kentucky's limestone-filtered water. We discuss the importance of supporting local brands and how Blaize and Brooks aims to impact the community, especially small businesses and female entrepreneurs in eastern Kentucky, through a profit share initiative. Join us for a passionate conversation about bourbon, community, and the exciting future of Blaize and Brooks.

Blaize is back with Jason to continue their look at the films of Paul Schrader, this time with perhaps Schrader's oddest career killing move. In 2014 Schrader was contracted to deliver a "geezer teaser" action thriller with Nicolas Cage called Dying of the Light. But the film was taken away from Schrader and edited without his consent. So Schrader created his own take on Dying and posted it to torrent sites as Dark. Are either of these films any good, or is this another example of the eternal oddball Schrader sabotaging his old career. Can the old man learn new tricks? Answer: well, it's complicated!

In Episode 110, Corey "The Shedadamus" discusses: —Knights Start Push for 3peat and Defeather Chooks —Was Luke Keary Wearing a Manly Jersey? —Dogs of War Break Broncos in The Cauldron —Does a NRL Contract Mean Anything? —"Blaizing" to The Foot of the Blue Mountains —No "Tix" to Be Found for Wahs!   #NRL #footy #nationalrugbyleague #sport #podcast #americanpodcaster #australiapodcast #newzealandpodcast #grandfinal #sportspodcaster #coreyjackson #shedadamus #shedheads

NRL Allstars Talkin' Footy episodes have rotating guests discussing current and past topics in Rugby League. This episode Barnesy is joined by podcast veteran Matty Person to discuss. 1. RD21 review 2. NRLW underway 3. Blaize and Stefano leaving 4. To'o and Holmes unhappy 5. Spray of the week: Player contracts 6. Positive Pitch: Bulldogs form reversal 7. Legend rewind: Les Davidson Partnered with Picklebet.com head over and SIGN UP TODAY using referral code ALLSTARS (on signup code may be referred to as promo code) If you use that code when you sign up Picklebet will take great care of you as one of the podcast listeners - Think is this a bet you really want to place? For free and confidential support call 1800 858 858 or visit gamblinghelponline.org.au Partnered with Bonusbank, go to www.bonusbank.com.au and join Australia's number 1 matched betting site providing a side hustle and profit using all their systems, tools, advice and compare offers and promos across 90 bookmakers throughout Australia. you can sign up for free, but the best value is one of their monthly memberships to unlock all the features and start earning a tax free income today. Use the code ALLSTARS to get a signup offer and try them out today. Partnered with www.oneworldcourier.com.au for all your shipping and freight needs jump on and sign up and tick "other" for the referral section and write ALLSTARS below to get special signup rates and offers. They will compare the prices and let you choose from the best rates. Sign up your business today to get started. Follow the Podcast on X/Twitter @NRL_SC_Allstars. Available on Soundcloud, iTunes, Spotify and Amazon, subscribe and share!

Welcome to the Mini version of MG's Rugby League Rundown. For the full podcast head over to the Triple M Rocks Footy NRL feed on LiSTNR or wherever you get your podcast. On the full version MG has his say on the BOMBSHELL player moves that seem to be on the cards & a full preview of round 22!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to MG's Rugby League Rundown with Mark Geyer & Liam Flanagan. On today's podcast; MG has his say on the BOMBSHELL player moves that seem to be on the cards. Plus we preview Round 22 of the NRL.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to MG's Rugby League Rundown with Mark Geyer & Liam Flanagan. On today's podcast; MG has his say on the BOMBSHELL player moves that seem to be on the cards. Plus we preview Round 22 of the NRL.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dr. Traci Blaize is the Superintendent at Lakeland School Corporation based in Northern Indiana. She has previously been an award-winning K12 Principal [elementary and middle school models], and Special Education Director [Wyoming], among wearing many hats that K12 educators wear! Traci received a Bachelor of Science degree from Butler University and an Admin Certification from Ball State University, while achieving her doctorate from the University of Wyoming. Not only do I think you will enjoy this joyful and insightful conversation-- if you have never connected with a K12 Superintendent or learned about what they do - this is the conversation for you! Resources Mentioned in Episode Connect with Dr. Blaize: https://www.linkedin.com/in/traci-blaize-36796012 Dr. Blaize's District's Dental Careers Academy Featured on PBS Education Counts: https://www.wnit.org/educationcounts/s/lakeland-jr-sr-high-school-dental-program.html Educator Aide® Resources Purposeful Pages Free Audible list: https://www.educatoraide.com/opt-in-8735be41-0bb5-4875-9b24-f91a5fa0d946 Inclusive Insights Digest: https://www.educatoraide.com/signup My new YouTube vlog channel: https://www.youtube.com/@UCHLaKioJAc0g1gIse3gxqQg Educator Aide® TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@lovelearningyou Featured Channel Video: "Unpacking the Baggage of Emotions" https://youtu.be/cL6fwfceONY #communication #culture #podcast #psychology #workplace #education #crosscultural #culturalempathy #selfawareness #personality #personaldevelopment #professional #professionaldevelopment #mood #culturalawareness #energy #emotionalintelligence #eq #culturalintelligence #lovelearningyou #youtubevideo #teachers #teacher #principal #k12schools #mindset #personaldevelopment --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lovelearningyou/message

This time in our look at the films of Paul Schrader, Blaize and Jason get obscure and controversial. First they look at Schrader's decidedly different Adam Interrupted, which stars Jeff Goldblum as a former popular German entertainer who is sent to a Nazi concentration camp - and the trauma that camp visits upon him. It's a very Goldblum type of performance, as the guys discuss. Then they get to the notorious The Canyons, a kickstarter-funded LA noir starring rehabbing Lindsay Lohan and abusive porn star James Deen. It's an odd film for all those reasons, and many more which the guys argue and debate about in detail - this is one of the episodes in which the guys disagree the most. We think this is a very interesting 100 minute (!) chat and well worth your time! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jason-sacks/message

We're in the midst of spring which means it's Texas Major time. I love hearing about who's winning what and how high the auctions go with these shows. And when talking about the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, this year has been nothing short of exciting. I was lucky enough to have winner of the Grand Champion Steer from Houston, Blaize Benson, join me on this episode. Blaize won with his Simmental steer named Woozy. So, join me as learn more about Blaize's showing career and his crazy ride with his Simmental. 

Blaize and Jason are now getting towards the later section of Paul Schrader's complex career. This time they get to a couple of really pretty intriguing films by him. Dominion: Prequel to The Exorcist is one of those films which has a backstory as compelling as what viewers see up on the screen. Blaize gets into all of the amazing backstory here, exploring how Schrader opted to go back to work for the studios, how his Exorcist prequel was taken away from him, and how that prequel was ultimately released. Even with all that backstory, Dominion is a complex, fairly interesting film with a surprising amount of depth, and the guys find a lot in the fulm to make it compelling. The Walker, Blaize and Jason agree, is kind of a lost classic. It features a fantastic performance by Woody Harrelson in an excellent character study that adroitly explores late 00s Washington DC, full of decadence and betrayal and even murder. Both films are worth searching for and we think you'll enjoy this discussion. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jason-sacks/message

One of Yorkshire's finest, the actor famous for Fat Friends, Coronation Street and Emmerdale, Gaynor Faye. She's making her directorial debut with the stage adaptation of The Syndicate, written by her mother; the late, great Kay Mellor. Tommy Blaize is the voice of Strictly. He's been singing on the show since the very first episode. But today he reveals the family DNA secret that unlocked the story behind his musical talents. What do you get when you walk the UK's 19,000-mile coastline, apart from blisters? For former paratrooper Christian Lewis, it was a dog, a partner, a baby and a renewed sense of purpose.All that, plus we have the joyous Inheritance Tracks of natural history presenter Liz Bonin.And if you've been affected by anything we've spoken about today details of organisations offering information and support with addiction are available on the BBC Action Line: www.bbc.co.uk/actionlinePresenters: Nikki Bedi and Jon Kay Producer: Ben Mitchell

This week's couple has hands down been the most requested power couple, yet! While Ali is the most winningest female of Gravel Worlds, as well as being on the top podium of countless other races, her husband Blaize is the National Account Sales Manager at SRAM- so you could say they know a thing or two about bikes and the cycling world! In this episode we talk about their experiences traveling the world together, how they met, and update on their life since we last had them on the podcast!

Kelsunn Communications is honored to bring you this exclusive podcast interview with Emmy award winning journalist, producer, educator, and “History-Maker”- Professor Ashanti Blaize Hopkins!!! Prof. Blaize-Hopkins holds the distinction of being the 1st Black Woman ever to be elected President of the Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ). She is also the immediate past president of the Greater Los Angeles Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists.   Professor Baize-Hopkins is also currently serving as the “Interim Associate Dean" of the Center for Media and Design at Santa Monica College in California. She is very dedicated to training the next generation of journalists in this role. She has many years of experience working as a TV News Reporter and a News Anchor as well. She is also a higher education consultant and public relations expert with more than a decade of experience. We invite you to watch and listen to this in-depth and compelling interview of historical significance on the “Kelsunn-on-the-Air” Social Work Podcast!!

Kelsunn Communications invites you to listen in for info about when you can tune-in to hear the amazing story of Prof. Ashanti Blaize-Hopkins in it's entirety. She is a "History-Maker" - Being the 1st-Ever, Black Women to be elected President of the prestigious Society of Professional Journalist (SPJ).

Join us as we go back in time to 1988 and 1888 with One Life to Live's Brenda Brock, John Loprieno and Loyita Chapel Woods right here in The Locher Room.The trio of actors will look back on their time going back to 1888 and the old west town of Buchanan City. Brenda played a new character “Mae” who was the girlfriend of “Cody” played by John and Loyita played “Blaize,” Bucks (Phil Carey) girlfriend. This storyline drove One Life to Live under Paul Rauch's regime to number one. The entire location shoot for this storyline was directed by Thomas Schlamme at the beginning of his career. Thomas went on to direct The West Wing, Studio City and The Americans.Don't miss a great conversation with this trio of talented and beloved actors.

Blaize and Jason are back to continue their look at the films of the great Paul Schrader. This time in their chronological review, they're looking at the justifiably obscure Forever Mine and the fascinating, odd, kinda brilliant Auto Focus. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jason-sacks/message

Tommy Blaize - New TV this week - Sarah Purser: Private Worlds

This week Blaize and Jason continue their look at the films of the singular Paul Schader with a look at two films by him which are adapted from novels. And what opposites they are. Touch, adapted from an Elmore Leonard novel, feels listless and unfocused. But Affliction, adapted from the Russell Banks novel, continues Schrader's focused on the Lonely Man archetype, getting deep inside the heads of a family whose toxic masculinity becomes a generational trauma. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jason-sacks/message

  Shawn Kemeter and Blaize Whitehead are 2 friends from Pennsylvania, that travel and compete together, and they're back and fourth banter can be hilarious!    While Blaize, while somewhat fresh to the circuit,  is already putting up some impressive scores. Shawn has been an all American several times, and was part of the PSCA pro tour, even making it to the finals on one of the pro-stops, only to be bested by Wendall Cherry.   These two seem to have an addiction to Make-a-Break, and can always be found there at any major shoot!   Join us as we interview this dynamic duo, and get their take on travel, competing together, and a whole lot more!- Elite Shotguns - https://elite-shotguns.com- Fiocchi USA - https://fiocchiusa.com- BAREPELT - https://barepelt.com- Rhino Chokes - https://rhinochokes.com- OtoPro Hearing Service - https://otoprotechnologies.com- RE Ranger - https://www.reranger.com (10% Discount = DEADPAIR)- Atlas Traps - https://www.atlastraps.com- Dawn Grant -https://dawngrant.com. Dead Pair Promo-  https://dawngrant.com/pages/dead-pair-promo- White Flyer Targets - https://whiteflyer.com- Vero Beach Clay Shooting - https://verobeachclayshooting.com- Scorechaser - https://scorechaser.com/-  Chad Roberts - email- bpsipro@gmail.comThe Dead Pair Podcast - https://thedeadpair.com FACEBOOK- https://www.facebook.com/Thedeadpair. INSTAGRAM- https://www.instagram.com/thedeadpairpodcast/YOUTUBE- https://youtube.com/channel/UCO1ePh4I-2D0EABDbKxEgoQ

In the world of real estate wholesaling, securing your own leads is the key to unlocking success. Instead of relying solely on established lists or third-party sources, proactive investors take charge of their destiny by actively hunting for potential sellers themselves. Meet the savvy investor that flips the conventional script on property leads. Instead of tossing away potential opportunities, Blaize is here to teach us how to transform garbage leads into a goldmine. His strategy is done by diligently curating and nurturing a personal list of potential sellers and embracing the practice of driving for dollars to identify distressed properties. Learn his helpful tips and tricks by tuning to today's episode!    Key Takeaways:  How to make money out of leads by driving for dollars What to look for when driving around and looking for properties  Why identify properties that are outside the list?  Don't be lazy; take one little extra step by finding and building your own list.  Emotional connection is key. People want to do business with people they like and trust. How to turn the driving-for-dollars list into retail and into listing agreements Resources: DealMachine (code:pin)  Propstream ListSource Driving for Dollars Mastery

Blaize and Jason are back on their Schader watchlist with movies 9 and 10 Schrader directed. And you couldn't ask for a more diverse pair of films. Light Sleeper is a potent, powerful instance of the Schrader lonely man lead, while Witch Hunt is a charming little goof of a film. But both are actually pretty great, and well worth celebrating. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jason-sacks/message

This week, we're joined by author Andrew Folkes aka Blaize and he talks about his book 'The Power of Pain,' his life as an ex-gang member, surviving a hit on his life, helping underprivileged youth, and more. We also give an in-depth review of our time at Chris Brown and Friends. Buss Di Utes songs of the week: Andrew Folkes: Blaize - Gather Round: https://bit.ly/3sEk0zm Ari: Prohgres - Days Like These: https://bit.ly/3qOYGqm Naro: Diamond Liyah - Heal: https://bit.ly/3R5dxrh Jervis: BadLife, DJ Mac - See Pree: https://bit.ly/3PjyPAa Javi: Drae Sunami - Tears: https://bit.ly/3P0RQpN

Elizabeth Woodson is joined by Aaron Moore to talk about The Prophets and the themes of justice and righteousness. In these 17 books, Isaiah - Malachai, we read about different prophets God sent to Israel to call his people back to faithfulness, living in such a way that honored and glorified him.Questions Covered in This Episode:How would you describe justice and righteousness and where do we see it show up in the prophetic books?How are these two themes connected?Why do you think we have a hard time holding justice and righteousness together?How have you seen someone hold justice and righteousness together?What does it look like for you to emobody justice and righteousness in your own life?How do The Prophets and the theme of justice and righteousness point us toward the gospel?Guest Bio:Rev. Aaron Moore is the Equipping Pastor at Concord Church in Dallas, Texas. There he provides vision and oversight to the overall Discipleship and Christian Education strategy of the church. Pastor Moore earned a Bachelor of Arts in Communication from the University of Louisiana at Monroe, he obtained a Master of Arts in Christian Education at Dallas Theological Seminary, and earned the Master of Divinity at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School (TEDS). He previously served on staff at North Dallas Community Bible Fellowship and the historic Progressive Baptist Church of Chicago. In addition to his pastoral duties, Rev. Moore also serves as an Adjunct Professor at the Moody Bible Institute. He is a native of Ponchatoula, Louisiana and is married to his wife of seven years, Dr. Destiney Moore and they have one son, Blaize.Reflection Question:Which of these two godly attributes for you is more challenging to embody, justice or righteousness, and why?Continue Learning:If you want to learn more about the entire story of the Bible check out Elizabeth's new study, From Beginning To Forever.Scripture Passage: Proverbs 1-31, Amos 5Book: How to Read & Understand The Biblical Prophets by Peter GentryBook: Life Together by Dietrich BonhoefferVideo: How To Read The ProphetsArticle: The Beginner's Guide to Prophets In The BibleHarmony Community Development CorporationAmazon affiliate links are used where appropriate. As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases, thank you for supporting Training the Church.Follow Us:Twitter | Instagram | TikTokOur Sister Podcasts:Knowing Faith | The Family Discipleship Podcast | Confronting ChristianityStarting Place with Elizabeth Woodson is a podcast of Training the Church. For ad-free episodes and more content check out our Patreon. Sponsors:To learn more about our sponsors please visit our website.Follow Us:Twitter | Instagram | TikTokOur Sister Podcasts:Knowing Faith | The Family Discipleship Podcast | Confronting Christianity | Tiny TheologiansStarting Place with Elizabeth Woodson is a podcast of Training the Church. For ad-free episodes and more content check out our Patreon.

Today on Crime and Entertainment, we share quite a tale. It is a mix of "Gone in Sixty Seconds" and "Catch Me if you Can." Our story is about Kasse Blaize whose real name is Rafael Pate. After an unexpected situation left him with a warrant out for his arrest, Kase's life began a path that resembles something out of a movie. When his plans to enlist in the US military were derailed, he began stealing cars which ultimately led to his incarceration. His incarceration was the beginning of quite a wild ride when he had his first successful prison escape which would NOT BE HIS LAST! As we unfold his life story, we discuss how he eventually spent over 15 years on the run. While on the run, he managed to escape to Canada and graduate college. Then, he would later sneak back into the USA, open multiple businesses, and become acquainted with several well-known individuals who had no idea of his past or his actual legal name. Please enjoy this wild and crazy autobiography of Rafael Pate!