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SERIES 2 EPISODE 191: COUNTDOWN WITH KEITH OLBERMANN A-Block (1:44) SPECIAL COMMENT: The polls continue to underscore it. Trump's conviction, just twelve days ago, is already half as important in voters' decision-making process as where the candidates stand on immigration. 28% tell CBS the convictions are a "major factor" for them, yet this number is dismissed because it isn't by itself decisive. A separate Morning Consult poll says Trump's net favorability is now four points below that of Biden's - because of the trial.  And yet the President, and his advisors, and the old men of the Democratic Party continue to contrive to keep Joe Biden from saying the truth in public. He says the impact of the convictions is for the public to decide. No! That's for the public to decide? This isn't an American Idol vote. This isn't Coke versus Pepsi. This is democracy or dictatorship and most people don't know and YOU, Mr. President, have to make the case. You don't have to sink to Trump's brain-damaged rhetorical level but “that's for the public to decide?” HELP THEM DECIDE. TELL THEM THE TRUTH. Part of the problem is: the campaign seems to be incapable of realizing it can do multiple attacks on Trump - from criminality to dictatorship to the price of orange juice. I'll give some examples of the variety of ads they could run. MEANWHILE: KNOTTED BY WINDSOR. Justice Alito makes a fool of himself as my friend the investigative journalist Lauren Windsor records him agreeing that either the right or left will "win" - and he had a much better visit with her than did his wife. Martha-Ann Alito promises to get revenge against everybody, fly an anti-LGBTQ flag, and sue the bunch of them. It turns out everything we thought about them was comparatively positive. AND JUST FOR LAUGHS: Jonathan Turley has declared Trump "elderly." B-Block (34:44) THE WORST PERSONS IN THE WORLD: Alleged Democratic governor Hochul of New York, after freezing NYC congestion prices, apparently bails out on fundraiser hosted by auto dealers. Marge Barney Rubble Greene thinks electric cars run on gasoline. Politico with the typo of the year, about a fabulous "head of head." C-Block (40:21) FROM THE SPORTS CENTRAL CENTER NEWSDESK TONIGHT: I moved this last in case you are NOT a baseball fan of 57 seasons' duration whom the game is losing. The Athletic publishes its survey of current players and guess what! Turns out they all invented the game, and anybody who played before about 2010 was incompetent and irrelevant. Worse yet, somebody grabs my personal third rail, insulting Babe Ruth. Which means I have to go through mediocre reliever Adam Ottavino's 2018 contention that he would strike Babe Ruth out every time he faced him. If you brought Babe Ruth into baseball 2024 and gave him its tiny ballparks and elaborate video scouting and training regimens, he would hit 255 homers.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Every act of kindness can be the ripple that creates a wave of change, and that's the heart of our conversation with Amanda-Leigh Player Hall and Ben Goldman from the Gary and Vivienne Player Foundation. As we unwrap the story behind their $75,000 matching challenge, we delve into the collective power of our community that turned it into a stunning $150,000 gift for Place of Hope. Amanda and Ben's passion echoes through their commitment to providing sanctuaries for at-risk children, a mission that resonates deeply Place of Hope's mission and the importance of nurturing environments where these young souls can flourish. Their vision is a testament to the legacy of Gary Player, not just as a golf legend, but as a beacon of positivity and holistic wellbeing.Our discussion traverses the landscape of poverty and its proximity to wealth, a reminder of the work that remains to be done. Charles Bender and Jamie Bond Ciancio with Amanda-Leigh Player Hall and Ben Goldman engage in a thought-provoking conversation about the role strategic philanthropy plays in breaking the relentless cycles of poverty, concentrating our efforts on stable housing, which is paramount in keeping families together and preventing children from entering foster care. The juxtaposition of luxury and lack serves as an urgent call for awareness and continued action in our society.As the episode unfolds, hope and mentorship emerge as powerful sculptors of tomorrow for vulnerable youths. We celebrate the unwavering influence of Gary Player, who at 89, sows seeds of hope with his lifelong dedication to service and giving. The future of philanthropy, strategies for sustaining a legacy that goes beyond the realm of sports, and the importance of transparency and financial stewardship are all woven into our narrative. Whether you're a longtime supporter or new to our cause, this episode reinforces the notion that every contribution lays another stone on the path to a better future for our children. Join us in honoring the spirits of service and legacy, and let's continue to uplift these voices that champion our youth.Upcoming Place of Hope Event:April 12th 10th Annual Angel Moms Brunch & Benefit "For the Love of Flowers" inspired by the iconic designs of Oscar de la Renta and Presented by Michelle HagertyPurchase Sponsorships & Tickets here! (Tickets go on sale February 14th at 8am)Upcoming Gary and Vivienne Player Foundation Event:May 5- 6, 2024Journey From Africa Event Jupiter, FLFor more information on this event, please email infoUSA@garyandvivienneplayerfoundation.org Host: Charles L. Bender III, Founding CEO and Board Member of Place of HopeCo-Host: Jamie Bond Ciancio, North County Director of Advancement & CommunicationsTitle Sponsor: Crypto Capital Venture | Follow Dan Gambardello's on Twitter (@cryptorecruitr)Looking for assistance  in south Florida? Visit VillagesOfHope.netLink:  Visit the Place Title Sponsor: Crypto Capital Venture | Follow Dan Gambardello's on Twitter (@cryptorecruitr)----------------- Producer: Maya Elias Copyright of Place of Hope 2023.

When Palm Beach County State Attorney Dave Aronberg joins the conversation, you know it's going to be an eye-opening discussion about the pressing issues facing Palm Beach County. Our latest episode brings to light the incredible work done by local organizations like Place of Hope in supporting survivors, combating human trafficking, and facing down the opioid crisis. State Attorney Dave Aronberg shares his insights on the unwavering spirit of community collaboration, which not only helps to heal but also brings about significant change, and we get to celebrate the real-life victories that often go unnoticed.Unraveling the complexities of rogue sober homes and corruption within our healthcare system, State Attorney Aronberg and Charles Bender tackle the tough topics that many shy away from. We're talking about the murky waters of patient brokering, the manipulative practices in drug treatment centers, and the aggressive measures taken to keep our streets and citizens safe. From revising laws to juvenile justice reform, this episode is a deep dive into the critical role of justice and the importance of staying vigilant in the fight against exploitation and abuse.Finally, we set our sights on the future with optimism as Dave Aronberg shares his pride in the positive changes he's been part of and the new horizons he's looking towards after his service to the public. Heartening stories from the Place of Hope family, such as a resident's achievement in obtaining a work permit, serve as powerful reminders of the resounding impact that a supportive community can have. Join us for a conversation that not only informs but inspires action and fosters a sense of community where every voice and every story is valued.Host: Charles L. Bender III, Founding CEO and Board Member of Place of HopeTitle Sponsor: Crypto Capital Venture | Follow Dan Gambardello's on Twitter (@cryptorecruitr)Link:  Visit the Place of Hope Website, PlaceOfHope.comConnect with Place of Hope on social media: Facebook | YouTube | Instagram | LinkedInEmail the Show: POHPodcast@PlaceOfHope.com ----------------- Producer: Maya Elias Copyright of Place of Hope 2023.

Charles (Chuck) Bender is the Chief Executive Officer of Attentus Technologies, a leading managed IT services firm serving the Pacific Northwest. He is an experienced executive with a demonstrated history of working in the managed services and internet industries. Chuck is also the President of Skynet Broadband, a company that provides high-speed data, digital phone, and IT services to the Puget Sound region. He has been an active member of the Entrepreneurs' Organization (EO) for over two decades and serves as its US West Regional Chair.  In this episode: According to a study published in Inc. magazine, 95% of entrepreneurs say freedom is their favorite aspect of business ownership. Yet separating yourself from your business requires self-discipline and process documentation. Even McDonald's has a replicated process for making its signature burgers and fries. How can you relinquish your tasks so your company can operate independently? Before embarking on an entrepreneurial adventure, established executive Chuck Bender says to identify your ideal lifestyle. This allows you to build your organization around that vision. Although many entrepreneurs hesitate to transfer operational control to their team, it's essential to attain complete freedom. Chuck recommends defining your core values and pinpointing decisions that are exclusively yours. This allows you to empower your team to execute the remaining daily decisions. Additionally, process documentation streamlines problem-solving and effective decision-making, reflecting your values and accelerating growth in your absence. In this episode of Systems Simplified, Adi Klevit speaks with Charles (Chuck) Bender, CEO of Attentus Technologies, about documenting procedures for entrepreneurial freedom. Chuck explains how to delegate tasks effectively, the creative process of entrepreneurship, and how he founded multiple companies.

May is National Foster Care Month. There are over 391,000 children and youth in foster care in the U.S., and mental and behavioral health is the largest unmet health need for these children and teens. On Wednesday's Mornings with Eric and Brigitte, Founding CEO of Place of Hope, Charles Bender joins us to hear how this ministry is impacting hurting children with the love of God. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today's episode features two children's books about Indigenous Americans. Here & Now's Deepa Fernandes speaks with author Carole Lindstrom and illustrator Steph Littlebird about their new picture book My Powerful Hair, which tells the story of a girl who grows her hair long, something her grandmother was not allowed to do. Then, NPR's Miles Parks talks with Traci Sorell and Arigon Starr about Contenders: Two Native Baseball Players, One World Series. It tells the story of Charles Bender of the A's and John Meyers of the Giants, who competed in the 1911 World Series.

Charles (Chuck) Bender is the Chief Executive Officer of Attentus Technologies, a leading managed IT services firm serving the Pacific Northwest. He is an experienced executive with a demonstrated history of working in the managed services and internet industries. Chuck is also the President of Skynet Broadband, a company that provides high-speed data, digital phone, and IT services to the Puget Sound region. He has been a member of Entrepreneurs' Organization (EO) for 22 years and serves as Regional Chair of EO's West Region. In this episode of the Smart Business Revolution Podcast, John Corcoran continues his interview with Chuck Bender, the CEO of Attentus Technologies, about entrepreneurship and building an internet business. They also discuss how to end generational poverty, the benefits of building recurring revenue, and Chuck's tips for teaching kids to be responsible adults.

Charles (Chuck) Bender is the Chief Executive Officer of Attentus Technologies, a leading managed IT services firm serving the Pacific Northwest. He is an experienced executive with a demonstrated history of working in the managed services and internet industries. Chuck is also the President of Skynet Broadband, a company that provides high-speed data, digital phone, and IT services to the Puget Sound region. He has been a member of Entrepreneurs' Organization (EO) for 22 years and serves as Regional Chair of EO's West Region. In this episode of the Smart Business Revolution Podcast, John Corcoran is joined by Chuck Bender, the CEO of Attentus Technologies, to talk about Chuck's entrepreneurial background and serving leaders through the Entrepreneurs' Organization (EO). They also talk about the challenges Chuck faced growing up, the business lessons he learned from the Navy, and his experience working in the financial services sector.

Erick McCandless is returning to the place where he started. He grew up in Slingerlands, was trained in forestry, and now — after a sometimes far-flung career in environmentalism — he is the new project manager for the Bender Melon Farm Preserve.McCandless says a bullet was dodged when a grassroots uprising prevented a mega-mall from being built on the rural land, which is now undergoing development on its perimeter.In December, the Mohawk Hudson Land Conservancy paid $1 million for the 176-acre former Bender Melon Farm, near the corner of routes 85 and 85A in New Scotland.To help pay for the purchase, the conservancy sold 20 of those acres along Route 85 for about half-a-million dollars to Ron Kay, who plans a hamlet-type development with retail and residential spaces.At the start of the 20th Century, Charles Bender's farm was famous for its melons, which were served in New York City's finest restaurants. The farm was sold to William Taylor in 1939 as public tastes and farming itself changed.McCandless, from his childhood, remembers the Bender property as a dairy farm, seeing cows wandering around in the fields.He is interested in preserving its history and says in this week's Enterprise podcast that there are still remnants of the famous Bender melons in the old barns on the property. Preserving the viewshed and the open space is also important to McCandless.Read the full profile at https://altamontenterprise.com/02182022/come-out-and-enjoy-it-and-support-it-says-new-manager-bender-melon-farm-preserve See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Valérie Plante parle des élections municipales; Olivier Niquet présente son bêtisier des médias; Félix B. Desfossés souligne les 40 ans du Festival du cinéma international en Abitibi-Témiscamingue; Olivier Niquet s'intéresse au monde local; Charles Bender parle d'un monde post-apocalyptique; Michel Jean présente son nouveau livre, Tiohtià:ke; Jean-Sébastien Girard et Tristan Demers présentent leur livre Québec 80; et Jean-Sébastien Girard prépare une recette pour chiens.

Episode 11 shines the spotlight on philanthropy in Palm Beach County. We begin our journey with Holly Schuttler, president of Impact 100 Palm Beach County. This is a group of over 600 women in "south county" who have come together to pool their $1,000 donations to make $100,000 "impactful" grants. Over the past decade, they have distributed over $4.5 million to 30 non-profit organizations. My next two guests represent two of those recipient organizations. The first, Place of Hope, offers love, housing and wrap-around services to children and young adults in the dependency system as well as a program to address human trafficking. Charles Bender has been the guiding light of this organization for over 20 years and he has made these children his mission. Finally, Sharon DiPietro, TriCounty Animal Rescue's Board chair, speaks about the plight of dogs and cats that have been abused or abandoned and TriCounty's mission to find them a fur-ever home. All three of these organizations are contributing to making Palm Beach County the place we are proud to call home!     

Alexis Brunelle-Duceppe, candidat du Bloc québécois, répond aux questions de Jean-Philippe Wauthier; Olivier Niquet présente des moments rigolos entendus dans les médias et sa chronique MP3-45; Dominic Tardif fait une chronique humoristique sur sa nouvelle émission Viens souper; Isabelle Ménard raconte son amour pour un joueur des Blue Jays de Toronto; Jean-René Dufort présente la vingt-deuxième saison d'Infoman; Charles Bender parle de sa carrière et des liens entre les Autochtones et les non-Autochtones; et Jean-Sébastien Girard s'exprime sur la fièvre.

God desires that His church would rise up and be the solution to a world that needs Him. James 1:27 tells us specifically how we, the Church, can be the answer—caring for the orphan. Friday on Mornings with Eric and Brigitte, Charles Bender, Founding CEO of Place of Hope joins us during National Foster Care Month to talk about Place of Hope’s program, Homes of Hope, that works with other agencies to gather members of the community to support children and families that are hurting throughout our region. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Meet Charles Bender, CEO of Place Of Hope. Palm Beach county has an amazing program for foster kids, trafficked victims, and transition homes for aged out foster kids. But this not all that they do! This is truly a community organization that adds so much to make Palm Beach County a special place. Look for their unique fundraising events held throughout the year or volunteer for many different activities.Their Purpose: Place of Hope is a unique, faith-based, state-licensed children’s organization providing family-style foster care (emergency and long-term); family outreach and intervention; maternity care; safety for victims of domestic minor sex trafficking; transitional housing and support services for youth aging out of foster care; housing and support services for homeless families; foster care recruitment and support; hope and healing opportunities for children and families who have been traumatized by abuse and neglect throughout our region. To learn more:9078 Isaiah Lane Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33418 561-775-7195Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/bePatron?u=33101553" data-patreon-widget-type="become-patron-button">Become a Patron!)

Sommaire de l'émission avec Isabelle Richer: Expérience visuelle sur la tour du stade par le Cirque du Soleil; Chronique l'épicerie avec Denis Gagné:Olives noires avec des olives vertes; Prévention des menaces en ligne lors des tueries de masse; Politique et société avec Marie Grégoire:Jeunes dans le débat public; Manque de relève au marché Jean-Talon:Reportage de René Saint-Louis; Chronique économique d'Andrée-Anne St-Arnaud; Accident majeur sur l'autoroute 440 ouest à Laval:Les détails avec la SQ; Félix Auger-Aliassime sous pression à Montréal:Entrevue avec Véronique Richard; Chronique américaine avec Karine Prémont:Tueries de masse; Rencontre avec Charles Bender pour la 29e édition de Présence autochtone.

Place of Hope is a non-profit which serves the needs of children in the foster care system, providing them safe and loving homes where they can grow and be nurtured toward a brighter future.  Charles Bender is the Founding CEO for Place of Hope. He shares how their organization is going beyond the immediate needs of the community to address the need for affordable housing for those who are "aging out" of the foster care system.  Listen and learn from the example they've set on how a simple and clear vision can have incredible reach into the lives of so many.  https://www.placeofhope.com/  

Entrevue avec le comédien et metteur en scène Charles Bender, qui est porte-parole pour la première édition de la Semaine de la diversité théâtrale qui se tiendra du 14 au 17 mai 2018.

Michael shares key motivation on how to step back to work on your own life. He comments on the stock market drop and how it affected Robo-advisors. Special guest, CEO of Place of Hope, Charles Bender, shares how to be involved in changing the lives of young, at risk children in the community. www.MichaelWallShow.com

Laura Niquay, Quinn Bonnell et Travis Mercredi ont collaboré avec Moe Clark à la création de l'univers musical de la pièce Là où le sang se mêle ((Where The Blood Mixes), un texte du dramaturge canadien Kevin Loring traduit et mis en scène par Charles Bender. L'oeuvre est présentée à la Salle Fred-Barry du Théâtre Denise-Pelletier à Montréal du 16 janvier au 3 février. La chronique de Moe est donc consacrée à la musique de cette pièce.

Jean Marc Dalpé, Alexis Martin et Charles Bender discutent de la création du Wild West Show de Gabriel Dumont et de son contexte historique en présence de Julien Morissette. Ce spectacle est une coproduction du Théâtre du CNA, du Nouveau Théâtre Expérimental, du Théâtre Cercle Molière et de La Troupe du Jour, en collaboration avec le Centre du Théâtre d'Aujourd'hui. A conversation about the historical background and making of Gabriel Dumont's Wild West Show between Jean Marc Dalpé, Alexis Martin and Charles Bender, hosted by Julien Morissette. The show is coproduced by NAC French Theatre, Nouveau Théâtre Expérimental, Théâtre Cercle Molière and La Troupe du Jour, in collaboration with Centre du Théâtre d'Aujourd'hui.

You will love this show as Michael upacks how to make small consistent changes and create MASSIVE results. In addition he interviews Charles Bender from Place of Hope. A great charity changing the lives of abused kids and girls involved in trafficking. www.LeanOnTheWall.com

Aujourd'hui à l'émission: Entrevue avec le comédien Charles Bender; Chronique de Philippe Papineau: La cannibalisation des festivals; Discussion avec Guillaume Lambert et Marie-Andrée Labbé sur l'écriture de la deuxième saison d'une websérie; Chronique d'Aseman Sabet: La nouvelle série des Nuits MNBAQ.

Maryse Jobin vous invite à découvrir Charles Bender, connu aussi bien comme comédien et animateur, et aussi président du Festival Présence Autochtone.

Occupation artistique, de l'espace public et des territoires, discussion avec Sarah Berthiaume, François Bernier, Adrienne Wong, Charles Bender et Marie-Claude Gendron. Le tout animé par Guillaume Girard.

Charles Bender discusses the use of Skillport for Technology Training for Faculty and Students.