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On this week's Labor Radio Podcast Weekly: On the NEA's School Me podcast, Mary Ellen goes shopping with one Florida educator to expose the reality of what it means to live on a teacher's salary; On CUPE Cast, Moe and Brianna sit down with Brandon Hayes from CUPE Local 4948 and Nas Yadollahi from CUPE Local 79 to discuss their bargaining process as they return to the bargaining table with their employer; REEL Green Lead at Creative BC Justin Barnes discusses the organization's efforts to move the needle when it comes to sustainable motion picture production in British Columbia on Apple Box Talks; Hannah Srajer talks with Daniel about how to build tenant unions by applying labor organizing models on The Dig; Jacob and Adam talk with Patricia Todd with Jobs to Move America about getting a local hire ordinance passed in Birmingham and react to Trump's latest attacks on federal workers on The Valley Labor Report; And on LabourStart, Stephanie Ross and Larry Savage discuss their new book 'Shifting Gears: Canadian Autoworkers and the Changing Landscape of Labour Politics'. PLUS: Harold's Shows You Should Know! Help us build sonic solidarity by clicking on the share button below. Highlights from labor radio and podcast shows around the country, part of the national Labor Radio Podcast Network of shows focusing on working people's issues and concerns. @NEAToday @CUPEOntario @iatse891 @thedigradio @LaborReporters @labourstart#LaborRadioPod @AFLCIO Edited by Captain Swing, produced by Chris Garlock; social media guru Mr. Harold Phillips.

In this episode of Weaver's Beyond the Numbers, Brandon Hayes, a senior manager in Sales and Use Tax Practice, leads a crucial discussion about sales tax issues and sales tax compliance strategies. Joining him are Stephen Scarborough, partner in the State and Local Tax Compliance Group, and Shane Stewart, the partner in charge of the overall State and Local Tax Practice. These experts shed light on the unpredictability of sales tax issues and share solutions for handling them efficiently.Key Points: • Sales tax issues can emerge from business changes, product shifts, audits, or laws like the Wayfair ruling on economic nexus.• Address sales tax issues by identifying affected states, determining taxability, quantifying exposure, and specifying the issue's duration• Resolve tax issues by conducting a nexus study, analyzing taxability, using voluntary state disclosures to potentially waive penalties, and ensuring proper registration. As businesses continually evolve, so do their challenges. For sales and use tax, unforeseen issues can arise, causing panic and confusion. Such issues, whether emerging from legislative changes, product modifications, or laws like the Wayfair ruling, can disrupt a smooth business flow. This episode investigates these challenges, shedding light on their origins and offering strategies to navigate them seamlessly.Scarborough comments, “There's quite a few reasons why either a tax professional or, let's say, an accounting director, CFO, might find themselves with a sales tax issue.” His insights are further enriched by Stewart's observations on the Wayfair ruling, stating, “It affects everybody just about.” Their combined expertise provides an invaluable roadmap to sales tax compliance.Subscribe and listen to future episodes of Weaver: Beyond the Numbers on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.©2023

In this episode of Sermon Notes Brian Ball and Brandon Hays delve into the profound theological depths of the Gospel of John, exploring its unique perspective on Jesus' life and mission. Focusing on themes like the concept of eternal life, Jesus' powerful "I Am" statements, and the interplay between light and darkness, the conversation underscores John's intent to inspire belief in Jesus as the Christ. Through compelling personal stories, including Brian's testimony of his son's miraculous journey, and an in-depth analysis of key scriptures, the episode offers a rich tapestry of insights on faith, humility, and the transformative power of belief. Brandon Hayes shares his journey as a pastor and father, emphasizing the grace and love found in Christ, while both speakers highlight the crucial role of Christians to witness through compassion and love. The episode concludes with a reaffirmation of Jesus' ultimate victory over death, encapsulating the hope and life promised in His name.

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In this episode of Weaver: Beyond the Numbers, Marc Young, a tax partner at Weaver, is joined by Brandon Hayes, a senior manager in Weaver's state and local tax group, to review the complex world of sales and use tax issues in the construction industry. They explore this sector's unique challenges and opportunities, shedding light on the intricacies of tax regulations across different states and focusing on Texas' distinctive approach to taxing materials in construction projects.Key Points: • Texas allows contractors to act as retailers under separated contracts, enabling tax-free purchases of materials for resale to customers• The distinction between lump sum and separated contracts significantly affects how sales and use tax is collected and paid, emphasizing the importance of invoice formatting tax compliance• The tax obligation for materials used in construction is determined by the location of the project, not the location of the business or sourced materials This episode provides an overview of the sales and use tax landscape as it pertains to the construction industry, highlighting the critical differences in tax treatment between Texas and other states. It emphasizes the importance of understanding how contract types and the scope of work can significantly influence tax obligations, offering valuable insights for contractors and businesses operating within this sector. "Organizations need to be proactive rather than reactive,” Hayes said. “From the customer's perspective, if . . . you're going to be expanding an existing facility or you're going to be repurposing an existing facility, and maybe you have some new construction associated with that, really it would be incumbent to have that contract drawn up as a separated contract." This underscores the episode's core message: the critical need for strategic planning and understanding of tax regulations to avoid potential pitfalls. Subscribe and listen to future episodes of Weaver: Beyond the Numbers on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.©2024

In this Weaver Beyond the Numbers episode, Steven Scarborough, Mayur Naik, and Brandon Hayes review the implications of the Wayfair vs. South Dakota case. As e-commerce continues to dominate the market, understanding the nuances of sales tax and economic presence becomes crucial for businesses.Key Points: • The Wayfair vs. South Dakota case determined that companies can have an economic presence, not just a physical one, obligating them to collect sales tax• Companies must be aware of varying state thresholds and definitions of nexus, impacting both sales and filing obligations• Businesses can address potential noncompliance through voluntary disclosure agreements with states, often settling penalties and interestThe Wayfair vs. South Dakota case marked a significant shift in the perception of businesses regarding their economic presence in a state. No longer is it just about physical presence; the Supreme Court's ruling emphasized the importance of economic activity. This change has broad implications, especially for businesses operating online. With e-commerce on the rise, understanding these nuances is essential for compliance and avoiding pitfalls.As Naik explains, “In 2018, the company Wayfair brought a case against the state of South Dakota... It's no longer mandatory that you only have a physical presence of store location or people. You can now also have an economic presence in our state.” Hayes elaborated on the challenges, stating, “I think where a lot of companies end up getting caught up is that the ones that are educated on the decision believe that economic nexus has replaced physical nexus, and it's just not true.”Subscribe and listen to future episodes of Weaver: Beyond the Numbers on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.©2023

In this riveting edition of Weaver: Beyond the Numbers, host Brandon Hayes sits with Weaver's Tony Burgess and Steven Scarborough to discuss sales and use tax. Uncovering the multiple avenues available for businesses that might have overpaid on their taxes, this episode provides insights and actionable advice for companies navigating this complex landscape.Key Points: • Companies often overpay taxes and need methods to rectify these errors• Four approaches to reclaim overpayment are: direct state refunds, vendor refunds, tax return adjustments, and using credits during audits• Some states mandate vendor-first refunds. However, issues like poor vendor relationships can necessitate alternatives like “Assignment of Refund”While many are familiar with the negative consequences companies face when underpaying sales and use taxes, only some are aware of the frequent overpayment situations that businesses encounter. Scarborough outlines four ways companies can address these overpayments, from direct refund claims with the state to leveraging ongoing audits to offset balances.Burgess dives into the intricacies of each method, highlighting the potential challenges and advantages businesses might face. Especially significant is understanding how aggressive a company might want to be when pursuing these overpayments and the various implications of each approach.Scarborough adds, “In most cases, they don't want you just to put it as a credit on your return and let it wash into the current tax. Some states specifically need you to line it out on a section of the return. Some states will have you actually amend the prior period return.” The world of sales and use tax is intricate and layered with complexities. Yet, by being proactive and informed, businesses can confidently navigate this realm. For deeper insights into the financial world and expert takes on pressing topics, subscribe and listen to future episodes of Weaver: Beyond the Numbers on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.©2023

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They discuss the begining of the Cigar Slow Smoking World Championship. The Perfect Timing is a collaboration between Rocky Patel and Brandon Hayes of Renegade Cigars. The Woodford Reserve Secretariat 50th Anniversary. https://www.cigarjournal.com/world-record-in-first-qualification-of-the-season/ They discuss the announcement of the Liga H99 and Drew in general.  https://www.cigarjournal.com/drew-estate-introduces-liga-privada-h99-super-ancho/ They wrap up with some discussion about Cuban cigars https://halfwheel.com/eu-import-numbers-show-growth-of-new-world-cigars-decline-for-cuba/423259/  

Sometimes the topics of Critiquing Comics episodes come back for seconds – or thirds! We look at a couple of these repeat submitters this week: Thready #2, “Tuesday,” by Brandon Hayes with art by James the Stanton, highlights the problem many bipolar people have with hypersexuality. Tim and Jason discuss Tales from the Interface, Emmanuel … Continue reading Critiquing Comics #230: “Thready” #2 and “Tales from the Interface” #4

Brandon Hayes wanted to spend more time with his family and enjoy his kids before they grew up, but how? After working in auctioneering, real estate, and an MLM, he discovered digital marketing through a TikTok video. Tune in to learn the ONE THING that's really helped his online business take off. Follow Brandon on Tiktok

Colabora Con Biblioteca Del Metal: En Twitter - https://twitter.com/Anarkometal72 Y Donanos Unas Propinas En BAT. Para Seguir Con El Proyecto De la Biblioteca Mas Grande Del Metal. Muchisimas Gracias. La Tienda De Biblioteca Del Metal: Encontraras, Ropa, Accesorios,Decoracion, Ect... Todo Relacionado Al Podcats Biblioteca Del Metal Y Al Mundo Del Heavy Metal. Descubrela!!!!!! Ideal Para Llevarte O Regalar Productos Del Podcats De Ivoox. (Por Tiempo Limitado) https://teespring.com/es/stores/biblioteca-del-metal-1 As I Lay Dying es una banda estadounidense de metalcore formada en el año 2000 en San Diego, California. El nombre de la banda deriva del libro Mientras agonizo (en inglés As I Lay Dying) del autor William Faulkner A pesar de que sus integrantes son seguidores de la doctrina cristiana, la banda no toca temas relacionados con sus creencias religiosas y los integrantes han insistido en que no son una banda de culto cristiano. En mayo de 2013 su líder, Tim Lambesis, fue arrestado por el intento de contratar a un sicario para asesinar a su exmujer Lambesis fue liberado de prisión en libertad condicional en diciembre de 2016. La banda se reformó en 2018 con el lanzamiento de su nueva canción "My Own Grave", que incluía a todos los miembros antes de la pausa indefinida. Lanzaron su séptimo álbum de estudio, Shaped by Fire, el 20 de septiembre de 2019. Después de dejar la banda Society's Finest, donde tocaba la guitarra el vocalista Tim Lambesis, formó As I Lay Dying en 2000. Comenzó como un dúo con el baterista Jordan Mancino, después se reunieron por primera vez como una banda en febrero de 2001, el nombre de la banda fue tomado de la novela del mismo nombre de William Faulkner, aunque no existe una correlación entre la música de la banda y el tema del libro. Tim Lambesis declaró en una entrevista en metalunderground que, "Tenemos la idea del nombre. Yo no diría que existe una correlación en el sentido del libro y el significado de la banda. Nos robaron el nombre a partir de ahí". La discográfica Pluto Records se interesó y ofreció AILD un contrato de grabación. Un mes después de aceptada la oferta, la banda entró al estudio de grabación para grabar su primer álbum con el nombre Beneath the Encasing of Ashes, que fue lanzado en junio de 2001. La banda se dio cuenta de que era necesario un guitarrista más y un bajista. Mancino comentó que "empecé a ir de gira y nosotros necesitabamos, evidentemente, un mayor número de integrantes de lo que eramos’’. Dado que no tenían "sólidos integrantes", además de los miembros de Tim Lambesis y Jordan Mancino, la banda invitó a sus amigos a tocar con ellos, por lo que la banda sufrió varios cambios en su formación. Noé Chase bajista dejó la banda en 2001, Brandon Hayes y su posterior reemplazo Aaron Kennedy se fue en 2003, poco después de la formación de la banda de Tokio Smash en Tulsa, Oklahoma. El contrato de As I Lay Dying con Pluto Records había expirado y la banda ya podía buscar otros sellos discográficos. Después de extensas giras y un aumento de la popularidad, Metal Blade Records les ofreció un contrato en marzo de 2003. La banda aceptó la oferta y el titular de Pluto Records, Brian Cobbel, estaba a favor de pasar la banda a Metal Blade. Lambesis comentó "ya hemos estado en la etiqueta, que realmente ha pasado fuera de su mercado de manera de diferente de lo que nos ha comercializado otras bandas en el pasado y nos han empujado realmente como una nueva etiqueta para el sonido." En julio de 2003, la banda saco su segundo álbum de estudio, Frail Words Collapse. Producido por Lambesis, el álbum alcanzó el número 30 en el Top Discos Independientes, y el número 41 en el Top Heatseekers. Seguido de una gira para promover el álbum con las bandas Himsa, Shadows Fall, The Black Dahlia Murder, Killswitch Engage, In Flames. Los Vídeos musicales de las canciones "94 Hours" y "Forever" Fueron transmitidos por Fuse y en MTV2 Headbanger's Ball. As I Lay Dying entró al estudio de grabación Big Fish en Encinitas, California, en enero de 2005 parar grabar su tercer álbum de estudio. Shadows are Security fue lanzado en junio, y debutó en el número 1 en el Top Discos Independientes. Fue la primera vez que la banda entró en el Billboard 200 en el número 35, y vendió cerca de 275 000 ejemplares. Wade Kergan de Allmusic lo llamó "uno de los más pesados del 2005," y comentó que los nuevos guitarristas Phil Sgrosso y Nick Hipa, hacían la banda "más pesada". El guitarrista Evan White había dejado la banda por motivos personales después de que su madre falleciera. Todas las voces limpias eran cantadas por Dave Arthur of Kings, ya que sonaba en el estudio un poco más poderoso que Clint Norris. El guitarrista Phil Sgrosso grabó las pistas del bajo en el álbum, para obtener el registro acabado en el momento dado. As I Lay Dying comenzó una gira para promover el nuevo disco, haciendo presentaciones en el Hell on Earth, Winter Headline Tour, Ozzfest, y una gira con Slipknot y Unearth. La banda estaba en la segunda etapa, junto con Rob Zombie, Killswitch Engage, Mastodon, It Dies Today. En la tasa de 75.000 dólares de la banda podría haber elegido para llevar a cabo en la etapa Headliners pero rechazó la oferta, ya que pensaba que no vale la pena el dinero. El grupo elevó su perfil en el año 2006 a través de su espacio de apoyo en el Taste Of Chaos de gira en los EE. UU. junto a bandas como Deftones, Thrice, Dredg, Funeral for a Friend y Story of the Year. En el verano de 2006, As I Lay Dying cierra con el Sounds of the Underground Festival. En mayo de 2006, Beneath the Encasing of Ashes y las canciones del split con American Tragedy fueron re-lanzados como: A Long March: The First Recordings a través de Metal Blade Records. El re-lanzamiento alcanzó el número 3 en el Top Discos Independientes, y 129 en el Billboard 200. El bajista Clint Norris dejó la banda en buenos términos en noviembre de 2006 con el deseo de centrarse en su matrimonio. La banda audicionó diez bajistas, aunque sin éxito. Lambesis había recibido cintas demo de una banda llamada This Endearing, con el bajista Josh Gilbert. Lambesis quería "formar parte de él" y esperar a que la banda para grabar más material. Sin embargo, This Endearing se separó y Gilbert fue reclutado como nuevo bajista. En 2007, As I Lay Dying comenzó a grabar un nuevo álbum titulado An Ocean Between Us, que fue puesto en venta el 21 de agosto de 2007. Debutando en el número 8 en el Billboard 200 y número 1 en el Top Rock gráfico con la primera semana de ventas de 39.000, el álbum fue el más alto de cartas de ventas de la banda. Coproducido por el guitarrista de Killswitch Engage Adam Dutkiewicz, y mezclado por Colin Richardson, el álbum recibió críticas generalmente positivas. Christa L. Titus de Billboard comentó: "Independientemente de las diferencias entre AS I LAY DYING personal cuáles son sus deseos y la demanda de los fans, este álbum seguramente actúa como un puente ", alabando la canción" Confort Betrays "para su solo de guitarra. Scott Alisoglu de Blabbermouth.net describe el álbum como" un bien redondeadas y con frecuencia thrash y metalcore álbum, ya que la banda ha logrado un equilibrio eficaz entre la agresión melodías y accesible. " Thom Jurek de allmusic elogió la banda musical para ampliar su gama con la inclusión de coros y melódica voz limpia, como se había hecho en Confined de Shadows are Security. Este álbum se argumenta por parte de algunos de ser más de un thrash y heavy metal, disco, y menos de un álbum de metalcore Frail Words Collapse y Shadows are Security, aunque algunos elementos de metalcore todavía brillan a través de. Es el primer álbum con el bajista Josh Gilbert.. Para promocionar el álbum, As I Lay Dying realizó una recital en el Warped Tour 2007 en agosto, y una gira por Europa en septiembre con Darkest Hour, Himsa, y Maroon. La banda fue premiada con el "Ultimate metal God" por la MTV2 "All That Rocks", y fue nominado para un premio Grammy en la categoría de " Best Metal Performance " por la canción "Nothing Left". Otros nominados incluyen Slayer (que ganó el premio), King Diamond, Machine Head, y Shadows Fall. Que desempeñaban algunos de los Warped Tour 2008, así como the Taste of Chaos Tour 2008. El 9 de abril de 2009, su DVD titulado " This Is Who We Are " fue lanzado en los Estados Unidos. El 14 de abril de 2009, el DVD fue lanzado en Europa. As I Lay Dying escribió como 6 o 7 canciones hacia el 28 de septiembre de 2009 para su nuevo álbum, y entró a estudio para comenzar a grabar a mediados de octubre. El 23 de noviembre de 2009, Josh Gilbert anunció a través de Twitter que la mitad del disco estaba grabado. El disco se tituló The Powerless Rise y la fecha de lanzamiento del disco fue el 11 de mayo de 2010. El 8 de noviembre de 2011, As I Lay Dying lanzó el álbum titulado "Decas" por motivo de los diez años de la banda. Este disco incluye tres nuevas canciones, cuatro covers, una canción re-grabada y cuatro re-mix. Además a través de iTunes se puede descargar el re-mix de la canción "Upside Down Kingdom". En enero de 2012, As I Lay Dying entró en el estudio con el productor Bill Stevenson (NOFX, Rise Against, Anti Flag) y comenzó a trabajar en el material de su sexto álbum. El 25 de enero, se anunció que se presentará el Mayhem Festival 2012 con Slipknot, Slayer, Motörhead, Anthrax, The Devil Wears Prada, Asking Alexandria, Whitechapel, Upon A Burning Body, I The Breather, Betraying the Martyrs y Dirtfedd. El 22 de junio, la banda anunció en el Metal Blade Records sitio web que su sexto álbum se titulará "Awakened" y está listo para el lanzamiento el 25 de septiembre. El primer sencillo del álbum, "Cauterize", fue lanzado el 25 de junio. Fue puesto a disposición en el sitio web de la banda como una descarga gratuita durante 24 horas y luego puede adquirirse el día después. La banda entró en una pausa indefinida en 2014 cuando Lambesis fue encarcelado y condenado a seis años de prisión por contratar a un sicario para matar a su exmujer. Los miembros restantes formaron una nueva banda con el cantante de la banda Oh, Sleeper, Shane Blay, el resultado de esta unión es la banda llamada Wovenwar. En 2016, Mancino hizo una entrevista discutiendo principalmente Wovenwar, pero también habló de As lay Dying. [6] Él declaró que, contrariamente a la creencia popular, que Hipa, Sgrosso y Gilbert son todavía técnicamente una parte de As I Lay Dying debido a su contrato de grabación. Lambesis fue liberado de prisión en libertad condicional en diciembre de 2016. En el día del padre 2017, la página de Facebook de la banda hizo una publicación con solo una palabra, "Activity", posiblemente indicando que la banda podría estar regresando. [55] El 2 de septiembre de 2017, Metal Injection informó que Tim Lambesis estaba trabajando en música nueva y planeaba lanzarla bajo el nombre de As I Lay Dying, asumiendo que ninguno de los miembros anteriores volverá, incluido Mancino, lo que convertiría a Lambesis en el único miembro restante de la banda desde su formación en 2000. Sin embargo, el 8 de junio de 2018, la banda lanzó un nuevo videoclip musical de su nueva canción "My Own Grave" donde se aprecia el regreso de la alineación clásica de la banda con todos sus integrantes. El 12 de abril de 2019, la banda lanzó un video musical para Redefined, que incluyó una aparición especial del líder de August Burns Red, Jake Luhrs. El 14 de abril de 2019, la banda anunció la gira "Shaped by Fire" de Europa con el apoyo de Chelsea Grin, Unearth y Fit for a King, que se extenderá desde septiembre de 2019 y concluirá en octubre. [78] [79] El 15 de julio de 2019, la banda anunció las fechas norteamericanas de la gira "Shaped by Fire" con el apoyo directo de After the Burial y Emmure, que comenzarán el 15 de noviembre en House of Blues en Las Vegas y concluirán el 14 de diciembre con un espectáculo de la ciudad natal en el Soma San Diego. Los detalles de su próximo álbum, Shaped by Fire, se filtraron a través del sitio web europeo de Nuclear Blast con una fecha de lanzamiento prevista para el 20 de septiembre de 2019. El 9 de agosto de 2019, la banda anunció oficialmente que su primer álbum en siete años, Shaped by Fire, se lanzaría a través de Nuclear Blast Records, junto con el lanzamiento de la canción principal del álbum. As I Lay Dying es considerada una banda prominente de metalcore La banda también se conoce como metal cristiano, hardcore cristiano, thrash metal y death metal melódico. La música de I Lay Dying usa muchos elementos del death metal melódico. En una revisión de Beneath the Encasing of Ashes, Bradley Torreano de AllMusic describió el sonido de la banda como una mezcla de heavy metal, hardcore y grindcore.​ El escritor de heavy metal Garry Sharpe-Young describió a la banda como un "acto cristiano incondicional que emplea la voz de Grind del cantante Tim Lambesis y un toque distintivo de la guitarra escandinava"​ Como las influencias de I Lay Dying incluyen In Flames, Living Sacrifice, Iron Maiden, Slayer, At the Gates, Pantera, Megadeth, Fear Factory, Cannibal Corpse, Shai Hulud, Dark Tranquility, Metallica, Judas Priest y Earth Crisis. Entre sus influencias "no metal" Phil Sgrosso y Jordan Mancino destacan a Thin Lizzy, Pink Floyd y The Smashing Pumpkins​​​​​ En 2014, el antiguo líder de la banda Tim Lambesis declaró que aunque As I Lay Dying se dio a conocer como banda cristiana, en realidad él y otros miembros de la banda se volvieron ateos desde hace mucho tiempo. Dijo no haberlo admitido públicamente por temor a que bajaran las ventas de sus discos, y expresó que en su opinión, de todas las llamadas bandas cristianas de metal que ha conocido, solo una de cada diez es verdaderamente cristiana.

Here 2 Cypher is an anthology of stories written by Brandon Hayes, whose story Thready Tim and Jason enjoyed back in January. Does this set of stories stack up against that book? The guys evaluate the collection in this episode. Here 2 Cypher‘s Kickstarter Brought to you by: The Batgirl to Oracle podcast Our supporters … Continue reading Critiquing Comics #223: “Here 2 Cypher”

In this all-new episode of Deep Cuts Live with host Antoine Reid, Brandon Hayes talks about the 12th anniversary of Richardson, Texas-based cigar lounge and store Renegade Cigars. Learn how Brandon and his staff has built an engaged community within its store, how he chooses the cigars to stock, and why education is the driving force behind much of what makes Renegade Cigars a unique cigar store. Brandon also shares an update on Henderson Ventura and the fire that recently burned down Dominican Republic cigar factory Tabacalera William Ventura. -- Thanks for listening! Website: https://deepcutslive.com YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/DEEPCUTSLIVE Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/deep_cuts_live -- Renegade Cigars: https://renegadecigars.com   

In this episode, Wade and Nick chat with the winner of the Bluegrass Kayak Anglers Cave Run Lake event, Brandon Hayes. He elaborates on the event and how he got it done to get a limit on a very tough lake during a very tough bite. Congrats to him and a special thanks to all the BKA sponsors for helping to make this an awesome event!Other topics discussed: Nick's fake accounts that he uses to troll other anglers; The BKA Classic - Oct. 15th and 16th; The BKA Eastern Division and an upcoming event on Yatesville Lake, Oct. 29th; and the first event for BKA Central Division next season which is Dec. 3rd on Dale Hollow Lake.

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In this episode of Bluespring Out Loud, President Stuart Silverman speaks with Ted Jenkin (founder of oXYGen Financial) and team members Brandon Hayes, Cristina Briboneria, Eric Pucciarelli. These four financial professionals have come together to form an amazing partnership of affiliated oXYGen firms. They share thoughts on the evolution of the business, why they chose to partner up, and more.

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In hour 1 of today's episode of The Crew Jake Meystel, Dylan McCoy, Brandon Loree, and Brandon Hayes discuss RHJ's decision to enter the the NBA Draft, make their locks of the week, and give their thoughts on the wild moves of NFL free agency.

In hour 2 of The Crew Jake Meystel, Brandon Loree and Brandon Hayes talk Kyrie Irving, discuss MLB offseason moves and wrap up with some more NFL talk on Rapid Fire.

In this episode, special guest Brandon Hayes discusses the difference between confidence and cockiness while also sharing what's necessary to consider if you want to build a better belief in yourself. 

In hour one; Alex Carmenaty, Shaun Nadkarni, Doug Willig, Christian Vazquez and Brandon Hayes discuss Rutgers men's basketball's tough loss at Michigan, as well as give their Locks of the week. The guys also talk about the NBA layoff race and talk more Rutgers basketball with NJ.com sports reporter Brian Fonseca.

In hour one; Alex Carmenaty, Shaun Nadkarni, Doug Willig, Christian Vazquez and Brandon Hayes talked with NJ.com sports reporter Brian Fonseca about Rutgers men's basketball tough loss at Michigan, as well as where the Scarlet Knights stand regarding March Madness tournament play.

To begin hour two; Alex Carmenaty, Shaun Nadkarni, Doug Willig, Christian Vazquez and Brandon Hayes had a live conversation with Rutgers men's basketball forward Dean Reiber. The Knights after a loss to Michigan look to bounce back at home against the Badgers this Saturday, Dean gave us a preview of the matchup and for what is at stake the rest of the season.

In hour two; Alex Carmenaty, Shaun Nadkarni, Doug Willig, Christian Vazquez and Brandon Hayes round out the second hour with an Android vs. iPhone debate, and end the show with a quick Rapid Fire.

Brandon is a touring and studio musician and a road manager. Based out of Nashville TN. He's got a heart of gold and I loved talking with him. He's got an insane story for us in this one, I know you'll enjoy as much as I did - enjoy!

Kent Lloyd talks with Brandon Hayes, the CEO of Kelos Consulting. Together they discuss how to set the right expectations for team members, why your hiring process isn't ideal, how to employ the right people, and the unexpected secret to getting more sales.You can find links to Brandon's social media and other places to reach him below. If you're interested in learning more about Harmon Brothers, you can grab a copy of our book here.Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share. Episodes published every Tuesday at 6 am EST. We'll see you on the next one.Find Brandon here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kalosconsulting/ (LinkedIn)

Mike brings on guest Brandon Hayes of Campus2Canton to talk about possible fantasy assets in the 2022 QB Class. They go through possible prospects, honorable mentions and give us their perspective top 5 in the class.

This episode is about sense-making... if you are not sick of that term yet, trust us, you soon will be. To get things rolling, Matt and Chris launch the podcast with a pair of rants. Chris vents about the lab-leak theorists who plague his mentions and Matt gets triggered by US libertarian takes on the military dictatorship apparently taking over Australia. He needs to get his thoughts out there before the secret police come and drag him away. Then we get the point (relatively quickly this time - see, we're getting better!) and leap into a truly indulgent level of sense making meta dialogue. Matt and Chris talk about a conversation between David Fuller and Jordan Hall, who are themselves discussing another conversation that Jordan Hall had with someone called Brandon Hayes. Yes, in this episode, you'll be listening to a conversation about a conversation about a conversation. It's like a podcast version of Inception, including a large amount of ponderous and ambiguous dialogue - you'll have to dig deeper, engage your sense making muscles, and it'll maybe make sense once it's all over. Anyway, so Brandon Hayes is a 'Propertarian', which appears to be an anti-semitic, ethnonationalist 'philosophy' with fascist and eugenic elements created by an odd American man called Curt Doolittle, . Cool, cool... David Fuller is raising some very legitimate concerns, and pulling Jordan Hall up on what seemed to be a rather generous and pally interview he conducted with Brandon. But it's Jordan's responses that really sparked the interest of the duo. He responds and explains. Or does he? There's a lot of reflections on the co-participatory seeking of Truth, the importance of the conversational process, the transformative nature of challenging relationships, but no real interest in the actual content of what people believe and promote. In this framing, a conversation with an anti-semite who promotes a neo-fascistic ideology becomes primarily just a stepping stone on a spiritual journey of transformative self-growth. As Jordan says, the literal content is just the superficial pitter-patter on the neocortex. But he's interested in something deeper, ineffable. The language Jordan uses is a tour-de-force in guru-esque 'sensemaking'. In a linguistic sense, he's like the bastard lovechild of Jordan Peterson and Eric Weinstein. Anyway if that sounds good to you then tune in, check it out, and if you manage to stick it out all the way to the end you are rewarded by Chris and Matt mulling over the validity of a harsh one-star review. Links https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FfMjyNipCLI (Interview featured on the Episode on Rebel Wisdom: 'Sensemaking, Gatekeeping & the Propertarians, Jordan Hall') https://medium.com/rebel-wisdom/sensemaking-gatekeeping-talking-with-fascists-fda652608f0e (Very good and highly critical Medium Article on the topic by David Fuller) Support this podcast

There's so much to get into with the couture wars and all the damage caused by dishonest extremists on every side of this toxic debate. There are types of racial discrimination that we can discuss but these trolls refuse to discuss honestly. I gave them the floor for about two hours to do so and they didn't get anywhere. I left some links below to more info. I would love to get more into this important issue carefully if anyone would like to do so honestly. Here is more info on what happened when I recorded this in April and some of the background. https://www.buzzsprout.com/1231739/8447908-propertarianism-cult-kool-aid-warning-do-not-drink-it-trigger-warningsThe main clip in this bonus was from last year, https://www.buzzsprout.com/1231739/7011202 and was originally recorded on Boonn's podcast Far Out Wisdom.If you are considering to accuse me of something I didn't say or do, please read this first,https://medium.com/rebel-wisdom/sensemaking-gatekeeping-talking-with-fascists-fda652608f0eAnd watch,https://youtu.be/2p7_kncFQLw  This was an interview with David Fuller from Rebel wisdom where you can see Brandon doing exactly as we warned against, drop buzz words, big names, say big sounding ideas, complain about something everyone can have issue with like political lairs then insert fundamentalist ideology while denying it.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ejQB6opBJIQThey do the same thing even with themselves, it's the ideology that takes over and they become only a conduit for that,https://youtu.be/ID6Td0EwLrsThis is the podcast they did that I took that clip from at the end of this bonus episode,https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u7KY6MvAp1s&t=2659sYou are free to view the cult information on their website about white separatism and other horrible ideas I don't want to spend much more time on.April was discussing what the propertarian leader did last summer than caused them to start falling apart. Anyone in the conversation who hasn't gotten seduced, has caught onto their circular code language. It's hard to find videos on YouTube about it because they get banned  or shadow banned, but it was mainly this,https://youtu.be/oAzu7RWO_fIIf you want to learn more about the deceptive ways cult movements work, I recommend this short work by Carl Jung:https://www.buzzsprout.com/1231739/5653621Here's a couple quotes from another important book on the subject,“This is Rank's devastating Kierkegaardian conclusion: if neurosis is sin, and not disease, then the only thing which can “cure” it is a world-view, some kind of affirmative collective ideology in which the person can perform the living drama of his acceptance as a creature. Only in this way can the neurotic come out of his isolation to become part of such a larger and higher wholeness as religion has always represented.”Ernest Becker“Man is a “theological being,” concludes Rank, and not a biological one. In all this it is as though Tillich were speaking and, behind him, Kierkegaard and Augustine; but what makes it uncanny in the present world of science is that these are the conclusions of the life-work of a psychoanalyst, not a theologian.”FromThe Denial of DeathErnest BeckerSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/Dailyarchetype)

Bill and Darrell sit down with Brandon at his cigar shop in Richardson Texas. They talk about how the shop came about and how he works to make it inviting, comfortable, and novel. Brandon also talks about his time owning a factory in Nicaragua, discussions about starting cigar shops with other owners, events he has to make his shop unique, web and delivery systems created in 2020, creation of a cigar of the month club, and his entrepreneurial beginnings starting a cleaning company.

Todays episode is with Southside Chicago’s very own Brandon Hayes, a Culinary institute of America graduate, C-Cap Alumni and a current chef in Rhinebeck, New York.

Brandon Hayes is the CEO and President of operations for LifeActivated Brands. A company with core beliefs as follows:The People's Company Our mission is to help you Reactivate Your Life through our premium products and lucrative business opportunity. Our focus is helping people, having fun, and earning income, all while making an impact. We take an afternoon and I take a crash course on what the best products are exactly and what business ownership opportunities there are for the listeners of our show. The product are incredibly diverse and they treat a wide variety of needs. Whether it's sleep, Energy, Focus, Relief from aches and pains, an entire cleansing system that will kickstart that diet you've been wanting to get on.  AMERICAN MADE 100% American Products and Sourced 100%' All the very best products available on the market from all the very best ingredients that can be found- a straight to consumer shipping system so you don't have any delay getting it to you as quickly as possible. They launched this in  October 2019 and on the 1st they grossed 6 figures ,BUT you tend to get those results when you spend 9 months and 250,000to make sure your doing it right, you tend to do it right....... https://www.facebook.com/LifeActivatedBrands/?ref=page_internal http://whatsyourfnbinge.lifeactivated.com http://www.LifeActivated.com/ support@lifeactivated.com Music by Jonas Cowan. Testify with Lacy Jean https://www.facebook.com/jonas.cowan.5 https://www.facebook.com/lacy.garrenton Advertising for LIFE ACTIVATED found at:      http://whatsyourfnbinge.lifeactivated.com   OR   https://whatsyourfnbinge.lifeactivated.com/ to order all the fine products they have to offer! CEO & President of LifeActivated: Brandon Hayes & my friend Clay Suter  can be reached for LifeActivated affiliate or retail opportunities to START YOUR BUSINESS in these crazy times! https://www.facebook.com/MrBrandonHayes and https://www.facebook.com/clay.suter Publicist:https://www.facebook.com/steven.joiner.35 Steve L Joiner. This podcast is a broadcast in partnership with Anchor.fm -@https://anchor.fm/christopher-rutter. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/christopher-rutter/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/christopher-rutter/support

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In this podcast, Bluespring Wealth Partners firm successors Anne-Marie Laboe of Bernard R. Wolfe & Associates, Brandon Hayes of oXYGen Financial, and Roger David of Rinvelt & David share their own personal experiences with business succession. 

Talking everything TTM with collector Brandon Hayes (9:35). Happy Mother's Day!

Cassie Craig / CAS Med Spa Cassie Craig is a lifelong entrepreneur and mother of 5 (with a sixth on the way!) and is currently working on completing her BSN to pursue her goal of working as an aesthetics injector within her business, CAS Med Spa, that is located in the metro Atlanta area with […]

Sponsors Sentry– use the code “devchat” for two months free on Sentry’s small plan React Native Radio iPhreaks CacheFly Panel Mark Ericksen Josh Adams Michael Ries Summary Mark Ericksen introduces the topic of framework life cycles hoping to address the concerns of new Elixir developers from other frameworks. The panel explains the various phases in a frameworks life and hype cycles using other frameworks as reference. COBOL, an older language, is on the tail end of its life but still kicking and it probably won’t ever fade out completely. Ruby on Rails is considered mainstream or widely adopted. The panel considers where Elixir is in its cycle. They all agree that Elixir is in the late stages of “early adoption”. The panel explains what this means for Elixir developers and why Elixir will become a widely adopted framework. They site the stability that Erlang provides to Elixir despite its young age and the solutions that Elixir provides the developing community. Mark Ericksen invites new Elixir developers to not only be patient but to be proactive in sharing Elixir at work and to developers around them.  Links https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/clojure-technology-adoption-curve-jon-pither/  http://erlang.org/doc/man/HiPE_app.html  http://user.it.uu.se/~kostis/  https://darklang.com/  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Technology_adoption_life_cycle  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hype_cycle  https://ferd.ca/ten-years-of-erlang.html  https://twitter.com/garybernhardt/status/1157025347948302341?s=20  https://www.ponylang.io/blog/2017/05/an-early-history-of-pony/  https://www.facebook.com/Elixir-Mix https://twitter.com/elixir_mix Picks Mark Ericksen: This Erlang Life  Josh Adams: Pony Michael Ries: RailsConf 2016 - Surviving the Framework Hype Cycle by Brandon Hayes Alex - The French Chef/Engineer 

Sponsors Sentry– use the code “devchat” for two months free on Sentry’s small plan React Native Radio iPhreaks CacheFly Panel Mark Ericksen Josh Adams Michael Ries Summary Mark Ericksen introduces the topic of framework life cycles hoping to address the concerns of new Elixir developers from other frameworks. The panel explains the various phases in a frameworks life and hype cycles using other frameworks as reference. COBOL, an older language, is on the tail end of its life but still kicking and it probably won’t ever fade out completely. Ruby on Rails is considered mainstream or widely adopted. The panel considers where Elixir is in its cycle. They all agree that Elixir is in the late stages of “early adoption”. The panel explains what this means for Elixir developers and why Elixir will become a widely adopted framework. They site the stability that Erlang provides to Elixir despite its young age and the solutions that Elixir provides the developing community. Mark Ericksen invites new Elixir developers to not only be patient but to be proactive in sharing Elixir at work and to developers around them.  Links https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/clojure-technology-adoption-curve-jon-pither/  http://erlang.org/doc/man/HiPE_app.html  http://user.it.uu.se/~kostis/  https://darklang.com/  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Technology_adoption_life_cycle  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hype_cycle  https://ferd.ca/ten-years-of-erlang.html  https://twitter.com/garybernhardt/status/1157025347948302341?s=20  https://www.ponylang.io/blog/2017/05/an-early-history-of-pony/  https://www.facebook.com/Elixir-Mix https://twitter.com/elixir_mix Picks Mark Ericksen: This Erlang Life  Josh Adams: Pony Michael Ries: RailsConf 2016 - Surviving the Framework Hype Cycle by Brandon Hayes Alex - The French Chef/Engineer 

Sam Hooker, Telleah Rogers, Brandon Hayes | 28th July 2019 by Life Church

Rough Outline (which we don’t really follow all that closely….damn): Dog training How we frame single issues (macro ‘world views’ to micro ‘opinions on a single topic’) Framing things (all the way along the macro-micro spectrum) as something with both uses, and limits Spend more time considering the limits of your preferred biases, and more time considering the uses of your dislikes. Examples: Macro a) Transcending ideological frames b) the postmodern problemization of meaning Micro a) things considered as having perils (limits) and necessity (uses) i) cynicism ii) feeling closer to those who share our values iii) feeling closer to those who share our opinions Libertarian thought as a frame and limitations (and uses) of it Propertarianism as a frame and limitations (and uses) of it

This is a longer episode, be prepared. Brandon Hayes provides a wealth of information on a wide range of subjects important to Sheepdogs and Propertarians. I particularly enjoy his articulate, precise phrasing and delivery. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sheepdog-nomocracy/message

Her Stolen Past (2018) When Sonya Daniels finds the birth certificate of a kidnapped baby, hidden in her late mother's home, she's shocked. What was her parents' connection to the missing little girl and could her mother's murder somehow be connected? Sonya hires attractive detective Brandon Hayes to help her investigate. But someone will stop at nothing to prevent them from uncovering the truth. Determined to unravel the mystery, Sonya doesn't realize how deadly the answers she's looking for will be. Based on Lynette Eason's Harlequin Love Inspired - Suspense novel Her Stolen Past.

Her Stolen Past (2018) When Sonya Daniels finds the birth certificate of a kidnapped baby, hidden in her late mother's home, she's shocked. What was her parents' connection to the missing little girl and could her mother's murder somehow be connected? Sonya hires attractive detective Brandon Hayes to help her investigate. But someone will stop at nothing to prevent them from uncovering the truth. Determined to unravel the mystery, Sonya doesn't realize how deadly the answers she's looking for will be. Based on Lynette Eason's Harlequin Love Inspired - Suspense novel Her Stolen Past.

Brandon Hayes asks 3 questions that every Network Marketing professional needs to ask themselves, especially when things get hard.

Brandon Hayes | Secret of the Centuries | 23rd April 2017 by Life Church

Brandon Hayes | Do You Want To Be Made Well? | 30th October 2016 by Life Church

Timm Matthews, Frank Bassett & Brendan Sweeney welcome Mark Lammi, VP Golf Operations, Lane Singleton, VP Agronomy, Brandon Hayes, Golf Course Superintendent, Great Waters Course all from Reynolds Lake Oconee and Steven Hamblin, AJGA Executive Director....

This episodes includes an interview with joDee Baer and Brandon Hayes.  Brandon hayes started with Zija about 5 years ago.  At 23 years old, Brandon Hayes was a full time college student with three jobs. A sharp Zija distributor was new and sharp enough to invite Brandon to look at Zija International and the rest is worth hearing. Building Fortunes Radio is a platform that is documenting JoDee Baer's success as she climbs up the rank ladder. We have watched her become Mercedes Benz car qualified and now she has two members on her team following in her footsteps. www.buildingfortunesradio.com/jodee is where you can hear the archived Radio shows on Building Fortunes Radio.    JoDee Baer is growing her Zija business the way it should be done. She works hard, educated her people and her customers and makes a difference. Today, she is interviewing Tommy Sacca. A top earner and hard worker with this company.  She is hosting another event in Florida with many of her local leaders joining her to help people get started and continue with their journey for better health and income.  If you are interested in health and nutrition and / a home based business... attend this event. Go to http://znation.eventbrite.com to see the details. Here more on http://www.buildingfortunesradio.com/jo-dee-baer-zija/ JoDee Baer is also a contributing editor on MLM News www.mlm.news and Youmongus Ads www.youmongusads.com

JoDee Baer brings on Brandon Hayes from Zija on Building Fortunes Radio... JoDee Baer and Peter Mingils talk about Zija and Home Based Businesses on Building Fortunes Radio. On this show JoDee Baer brings in special Zija Guest Speaker Joshua Plant. Building Fortunes Radio is a platform that is documenting JoDee baer's success as she climbs up the rank ladder. We have watched her become Mercedes Benz car qualified and now she has two members on her team following in her footsteps. http://www.mlm.news has some of the radio shows posted too on Building Fortunes Radio. www.buildingfortunesradio.com/jodee is where you can hear the archived Radio shows on Building Fortunes Radio.    JoDee Baer is growing her Zija business the way it should be done. She works hard, educated her people and her customers and makes a difference. Today, she is interviewing Tommy Sacca. A top earner and hard worker with this company.  She is hosting another event in Florida with many of her local leaders joining her to help people get started and continue with their journey for better health and income.  If you are interested in health and nutrition and / a home based business... attend this event. Go to http://znation.eventbrite.com to see the details. Here more on http://www.buildingfortunesradio.com/jo-dee-baer-zija/ JoDee Baer is also a contributing editor on MLM News www.mlm.news and Youmongus Ads www.youmongusads.com

In this episode I learn from Brandon Hayes's interview outlining how he approaches cleaning up code to add in a Javascript framework.

In this week's episode CJ and Drew discuss the ramifications of the Tigers football conference championship, they talk about the possibility of Memphis playing in a "New Year's Six" bowl, and Drew gives an epic motivational speech.