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How to Talk to Your Kids About Porn With children being exposed to porn as early as 10 today, Braxton, teaches us how to deal with pornography and kids. He defines porn as content that is intentionally created for a sexual purpose like arousal. For many parents, the task may seem daunting and confusing to broach. In this episode, Braxton takes us by the hand and explains exactly what we need to do to raise healthy, aware and responsible children. His advice is to start by knowing your own parameters and values. The journey starts as early as the infant stage where we are encouraged to use the correct terms for body parts. With many kids having access to electronic devices, Braxton expresses how important it is to create a system for your child to respond correctly to unexpected, inappropriate material. He suggests explaining to your kids as young as 6, that if they do come across any naked people on their screens, to call you instead of getting curious and clicking on it. The C’s Talking to your child openly and ensuring that your child knows that they will not get into trouble, helps them approach you therefore Braxton encourages communication. Curiosity comes up as a common thread with children, and we are encouraged to teach them how to respond to that. Braxton explains the three C’s about why your child may look at pornography: – Clicking (accidental) – Curiosity – Coping As parents, he suggests we respond with these three C’s and explains these in more detail: – Stay Curious – Stay Connected – Stay Calm Teens Dealing with teens requires a specific approach, as many parents may already have discovered. We learn that approaching teens openly and explaining your rationale to them in line with your values as opposed to dictating to them, works best. While teens are in an exploratory phase, parents may encounter teens using porn for masturbation. Braxton gives us a helpful way to gently correct this while ensuring your teen can still explore their sexual impulses. Being responsible and not shaming your kids when they enter this phase of their lives is key to keeping an open line of communication and being there to help them into adulthood. Background Braxton Duston , LCSW, CST is the Clinical Director at The Healing Group in Salt Lake City Utah. He is also host of the Birds and Bees Podcast. In addition to this Braxton is an adjunct professor of human sexuality at the University of Utah. With a broad spectrum of experience, Braxton helps couples, dads and parents in unique ways. Links and Resources Find him on IG :Birds and bees Find him on FB: Braxton Dutson http://birdsandbeespodcast.com Birdsandbeespodcast@gmail.com More info:Book and New Course – https://sexwithoutstress.comPodcast Website – https://www.intimacywithease.com/Sex Health Quiz – http://sexhealthquiz.com/Webinar:How to Make Sex Easy Without Making It Feel Like an Obligation – http://intimacywithease.com/trainingBetter Sex with Jessa Zimmermanhttps://businessinnovatorsradio.com/better-sex/Source: https://businessinnovatorsradio.com/150-talking-to-your-kids-about-porn-braxton-dutson

How to Talk to Your Kids About Porn With children being exposed to porn as early as 10 today, Braxton, teaches us how to deal with pornography and kids. He defines porn as content that is intentionally created for a sexual purpose like arousal. For many parents, the task may seem daunting and confusing to broach. In this episode, Braxton takes us by the hand and explains exactly what we need to do to raise healthy, aware and responsible children. His advice is to start by knowing your own parameters and values. The journey starts as early as the infant stage where we are encouraged to use the correct terms for body parts. With many kids having access to electronic devices, Braxton expresses how important it is to create a system for your child to respond correctly to unexpected, inappropriate material. He suggests explaining to your kids as young as 6, that if they do come across any naked people on their screens, to call you instead of getting curious and clicking on it. The C’s Talking to your child openly and ensuring that your child knows that they will not get into trouble, helps them approach you therefore Braxton encourages communication. Curiosity comes up as a common thread with children, and we are encouraged to teach them how to respond to that. Braxton explains the three C’s about why your child may look at pornography: – Clicking (accidental) – Curiosity – Coping As parents, he suggests we respond with these three C’s and explains these in more detail: – Stay Curious – Stay Connected – Stay Calm Teens Dealing with teens requires a specific approach, as many parents may already have discovered. We learn that approaching teens openly and explaining your rationale to them in line with your values as opposed to dictating to them, works best. While teens are in an exploratory phase, parents may encounter teens using porn for masturbation. Braxton gives us a helpful way to gently correct this while ensuring your teen can still explore their sexual impulses. Being responsible and not shaming your kids when they enter this phase of their lives is key to keeping an open line of communication and being there to help them into adulthood. Background Braxton Duston , LCSW, CST is the Clinical Director at The Healing Group in Salt Lake City Utah. He is also host of the Birds and Bees Podcast. In addition to this Braxton is an adjunct professor of human sexuality at the University of Utah. With a broad spectrum of experience, Braxton helps couples, dads and parents in unique ways. Links and Resources Find him on IG :Birds and bees Find him on FB: Braxton Dutson http://birdsandbeespodcast.com Birdsandbeespodcast@gmail.com More info:Book and New Course – https://sexwithoutstress.comPodcast Website – https://www.intimacywithease.com/Sex Health Quiz – http://sexhealthquiz.com/Webinar:How to Make Sex Easy Without Making It Feel Like an Obligation – http://intimacywithease.com/trainingBetter Sex with Jessa Zimmermanhttps://businessinnovatorsradio.com/better-sex/Source: https://businessinnovatorsradio.com/150-talking-to-your-kids-about-porn-braxton-dutson

How to Talk to Your Kids About Porn With children being exposed to porn as early as 10 today, Braxton, teaches us how to deal with pornography and kids. He defines porn as content that is intentionally created for a sexual purpose like arousal. For many parents, the task may seem daunting and confusing to broach. In this episode, Braxton takes us by the hand and explains exactly what we need to do to raise healthy, aware and responsible children. His advice is to start by knowing your own parameters and values. The journey starts as early as the infant stage where we are encouraged to use the correct terms for body parts. With many kids having access to electronic devices, Braxton expresses how important it is to create a system for your child to respond correctly to unexpected, inappropriate material. He suggests explaining to your kids as young as 6, that if they do come across any naked people on their screens, to call you instead of getting curious and clicking on it. The C’s Talking to your child openly and ensuring that your child knows that they will not get into trouble, helps them approach you therefore Braxton encourages communication. Curiosity comes up as a common thread with children, and we are encouraged to teach them how to respond to that. Braxton explains the three C’s about why your child may look at pornography: – Clicking (accidental) – Curiosity – Coping As parents, he suggests we respond with these three C’s and explains these in more detail: – Stay Curious – Stay Connected – Stay Calm Teens Dealing with teens requires a specific approach, as many parents may already have discovered. We learn that approaching teens openly and explaining your rationale to them in line with your values as opposed to dictating to them, works best. While teens are in an exploratory phase, parents may encounter teens using porn for masturbation. Braxton gives us a helpful way to gently correct this while ensuring your teen can still explore their sexual impulses. Being responsible and not shaming your kids when they enter this phase of their lives is key to keeping an open line of communication and being there to help them into adulthood. Background Braxton Duston , LCSW, CST is the Clinical Director at The Healing Group in Salt Lake City Utah. He is also host of the Birds and Bees Podcast. In addition to this Braxton is an adjunct professor of human sexuality at the University of Utah. With a broad spectrum of experience, Braxton helps couples, dads and parents in unique ways. Links and Resources Find him on IG :Birds and bees Find him on FB: Braxton Dutson http://birdsandbeespodcast.com Birdsandbeespodcast@gmail.com More info:Book and New Course – https://sexwithoutstress.comPodcast Website – https://www.intimacywithease.com/Sex Health Quiz – http://sexhealthquiz.com/Webinar:How to Make Sex Easy Without Making It Feel Like an Obligation – http://intimacywithease.com/trainingBetter Sex with Jessa Zimmermanhttps://businessinnovatorsradio.com/better-sex/Source: https://businessinnovatorsradio.com/150-talking-to-your-kids-about-porn-braxton-dutson

How to Talk to Your Kids About Porn With children being exposed to porn as early as 10 today, Braxton, teaches us how to deal with pornography and kids. He defines porn as content that is intentionally created for a sexual purpose like arousal. For many parents, the task may seem daunting and confusing to broach. In this episode, Braxton takes us by the hand and explains exactly what we need to do to raise healthy, aware and responsible children. His advice is to start by knowing your own parameters and values. The journey starts as early as the infant stage where we are encouraged to use the correct terms for body parts. With many kids having access to electronic devices, Braxton expresses how important it is to create a system for your child to respond correctly to unexpected, inappropriate material. He suggests explaining to your kids as young as 6, that if they do come across any naked people on their screens, to call you instead of getting curious and clicking on it. The C’s Talking to your child openly and ensuring that your child knows that they will not get into trouble, helps them approach you therefore Braxton encourages communication. Curiosity comes up as a common thread with children, and we are encouraged to teach them how to respond to that. Braxton explains the three C’s about why your child may look at pornography: – Clicking (accidental) – Curiosity – Coping As parents, he suggests we respond with these three C’s and explains these in more detail: – Stay Curious – Stay Connected – Stay Calm Teens Dealing with teens requires a specific approach, as many parents may already have discovered. We learn that approaching teens openly and explaining your rationale to them in line with your values as opposed to dictating to them, works best. While teens are in an exploratory phase, parents may encounter teens using porn for masturbation. Braxton gives us a helpful way to gently correct this while ensuring your teen can still explore their sexual impulses. Being responsible and not shaming your kids when they enter this phase of their lives is key to keeping an open line of communication and being there to help them into adulthood. Background Braxton Duston , LCSW, CST is the Clinical Director at The Healing Group in Salt Lake City Utah. He is also host of the Birds and Bees Podcast. In addition to this Braxton is an adjunct professor of human sexuality at the University of Utah. With a broad spectrum of experience, Braxton helps couples, dads and parents in unique ways. Links and Resources Find him on IG :Birds and bees Find him on FB: Braxton Dutson http://birdsandbeespodcast.com Birdsandbeespodcast@gmail.com More info:Book and New Course – https://sexwithoutstress.comPodcast Website – https://www.intimacywithease.com/Sex Health Quiz – http://sexhealthquiz.com/Webinar:How to Make Sex Easy Without Making It Feel Like an Obligation – http://intimacywithease.com/trainingBetter Sex with Jessa Zimmermanhttps://businessinnovatorsradio.com/better-sex/Source: https://businessinnovatorsradio.com/150-talking-to-your-kids-about-porn-braxton-dutson

Thank you for joining our weekly Live Monday Emuna Class 2 pm on Breslev Israel platforms! Due to #Lockdown, we shall be going live from home! Together we begin a new year and time period not exactly knowing what is ahead of us all, but encouraged that we have done hopefully all we can to bring a winter of good health and soul, with renewed #Emuna for us all! Join us to watch by Clicking & Sharing - https://youtu.be/2Aw8fwcDBaM Final Part 2 Edited Video version coming soon... Q/A direct to Eli.Goldsmith@Breslev.co.il! #specialupdates TBA #onlineteachings! #EmunaClass #TBA #RavShalomArush! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/breslevisrael/support

table td.shrink { white-space:nowrap } New hosts There were no new hosts this month. Last Month's Shows Id Day Date Title Host 3152 Tue 2020-09-01 My Pocket Knives Dave Morriss 3153 Wed 2020-09-02 Fixing eBooks with Calibre and pdfcrop Ken Fallon 3154 Thu 2020-09-03 Make NextCloud your next cloud Paul Quirk 3155 Fri 2020-09-04 LastPass Security Dashboard Ahuka 3156 Mon 2020-09-07 HPR Community News for August 2020 HPR Volunteers 3157 Tue 2020-09-08 Compost klaatu 3158 Wed 2020-09-09 Fingerprint access control? LOL... Cedric De Vroey 3159 Thu 2020-09-10 Vivaldi - The Four Seasons Paul Quirk 3160 Fri 2020-09-11 GIMP: Transform Tools Ahuka 3161 Mon 2020-09-14 How I manage podcast listening Dave Morriss 3162 Tue 2020-09-15 Introduction to Ansible klaatu 3163 Wed 2020-09-16 Linux Inlaws S01E13: The road to communism and freedom monochromec 3164 Thu 2020-09-17 I'm Learning Spanish Ahuka 3165 Fri 2020-09-18 Spanish Tools Continued Ahuka 3166 Mon 2020-09-21 Using Ansible to mirror a Git repo klaatu 3167 Tue 2020-09-22 A ramble with the Pentland Squires (part 1) Dave Morriss 3168 Wed 2020-09-23 FreeBSD Jails and iocage norrist 3169 Thu 2020-09-24 Ludwig van Beethoven with a hint of Chopin Paul Quirk 3170 Fri 2020-09-25 GIMP: Color Tools Ahuka 3171 Mon 2020-09-28 A Week On Soylent lostnbronx 3172 Tue 2020-09-29 A ramble with the Pentland Squires (part 2) Dave Morriss 3173 Wed 2020-09-30 Manage your Raspberry Pi fleet with Ansible Ken Fallon Comments this month These are comments which have been made during the past month, either to shows released during the month or to past shows. There are 15 comments in total. Past shows There are 2 comments on 2 previous shows: hpr3138 (2020-08-12) "Linux Inlaws S01E12: Reminiscing in FLOSS Weekly" by monochromec. Comment 5: Robert on 2020-09-02: "..._---_" hpr3146 (2020-08-24) "Help Me Help you with HPR eps!" by operat0r. Comment 1: Ken Fallon on 2020-09-05: "Keep doing what you're doing" This month's shows There are 13 comments on 6 of this month's shows: hpr3152 (2020-09-01) "My Pocket Knives" by Dave Morriss. Comment 1: Reto on 2020-09-24: "Link to the other knive podcast" hpr3154 (2020-09-03) "Make NextCloud your next cloud" by Paul Quirk. Comment 1: Windigo on 2020-09-11: "Nextcloud and self hosting" hpr3158 (2020-09-09) "Fingerprint access control? LOL... " by Cedric De Vroey. Comment 1: Beeza on 2020-09-11: "The need for "meta procedures""Comment 2: Ahuka on 2020-09-11: "Fantastic show!" hpr3161 (2020-09-14) "How I manage podcast listening" by Dave Morriss. Comment 1: Reto on 2020-09-24: "Sansa MP3 Players"Comment 2: Dave Morriss on 2020-09-27: "Rockbox and Sansa players"Comment 3: Kevin O'Brien on 2020-09-27: "My Rockbox/Sansa experience"Comment 4: Dave Morriss on 2020-09-29: "No more Sansa Clip Plus" hpr3167 (2020-09-22) "A ramble with the Pentland Squires (part 1)" by Dave Morriss. Comment 1: Aaron on 2020-09-27: "Nice conversation, thanks for sharing it"Comment 2: Zen_Floater2 on 2020-09-27: "Squirrels love local chit-chat"Comment 3: Dave Morriss on 2020-09-29: "Thanks for the feedback" hpr3168 (2020-09-23) "FreeBSD Jails and iocage" by norrist. Comment 1: 0xf10e on 2020-09-27: "Why an additional disk/zpool?"Comment 2: norrist on 2020-09-28: "2nd disk for iocage" Mailing List discussions Policy decisions surrounding HPR are taken by the community as a whole. This discussion takes place on the Mail List which is open to all HPR listeners and contributors. The discussions are open and available on the HPR server under Mailman. The threaded discussions this month can be found here: http://hackerpublicradio.org/pipermail/hpr_hackerpublicradio.org/2020-September/thread.html Events Calendar With the kind permission of LWN.net we are linking to The LWN.net Community Calendar. Quoting the site: This is the LWN.net community event calendar, where we track events of interest to people using and developing Linux and free software. Clicking on individual events will take you to the appropriate web page. Any other business Tags and Summaries Thanks to the following contributor for sending in updates in the past month: Windigo Over the period tags and/or summaries have been added to 7 shows which were without them. If you would like to contribute to the tag/summary project visit the summary page at https://hackerpublicradio.org/report_missing_tags.php and follow the instructions there.

The Iceman Cometh…Dean Bulloch, all-around adrenaline junkie is on this weeks episode with stories for days. This one is a long one, but there’s so much good stuff, you’ve just got to listen. Dean is a world champion in so many disciplines and part of the 2020 class of Off-Road Hall of Fame inductees. We are proud to call him a friend. Listen in on your favorite podcast app. If you don’t know how to listen, go to the pinned post on this page for more info. 2:11 – What I really wanted, and how hard I worked for it7:16 –You passed, so what? 8:56 – I used my paycheck for parts12:56 – You better be careful throwing out a challenge to Dean15:32 – The beginning of a long and fruitful friendship19:07 – hash marks before GPS 22:25 – From trials bike to drag bikes25:50 – no one is going to taunt me now36:12 – we flipped for it 42:23 – hold my beer, the water is getting deep51:36 –The Discovery channel takes up residence55:15 – Clicking together57:47 – new car blues1:00:53 – the start of KOH1:08:51 – September 21, 2012, the accident that changed everything1:12:48 – Polaris vs. Artic Cat1:17:33 – a big to-do at Horsepower Ranch1:23:54 – the importance of Dean’s nomination to ORMHOF We want to thank our sponsors Maxxis Tires and 4Low Magazine.www.maxxis.comwww.4lowmagazine.com Be sure to listen on your favorite podcast app. Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/BigRich)

I'm back after a 7 month hiatus. In my first episode back, I talk about the covid-19 pandemic which has affected all of us and why, despite all the drastic changes this pandemic has introduced into our lives, entrepreneurship is actually a very viable and profitable venture to consider. With all the changes being made to how we shop, internet businesses are thriving now more than ever. Get in on the action now! Music by Audionautix.com Get your free copy of my affiliate marketing guide for beginners => http://bit.ly/2Vs6bS8. Click on the links below to find me on the following social media sites: Facebook => http://bit.ly/2McrDFQ Instagram => https://bit.ly/2HU1Opo Youtube => bit.ly/2NB2jvs Twitter => Enterprise ATP Check out my #1 affiliate marketing recommedation below by clicking this link => https://bit.ly/2LWACsj Disclaimer: My podcasts may contain affiliate links. Clicking on an affiliate link or signing up for a service or ordering a product may earn me a commission. This helps to supports my channel and continue to make podcasts. Thanks for your support. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

table td.shrink { white-space:nowrap } New hosts Welcome to our new host: Cedric De Vroey. Last Month's Shows Id Day Date Title Host 3131 Mon 2020-08-03 HPR Community News for July 2020 HPR Volunteers 3132 Tue 2020-08-04 Keeping track of where I am MrX 3133 Wed 2020-08-05 Quick tip - Using MPV with Youtube links Archer72 3134 Thu 2020-08-06 Tomorrowland 2020 Daniel Persson 3135 Fri 2020-08-07 Quick Tips for May 20 20 operat0r 3136 Mon 2020-08-10 Matchbox Restoration Part 6 Tony Hughes AKA TonyH1212 3137 Tue 2020-08-11 Coronavirus Update 2020-07-30 Ahuka 3138 Wed 2020-08-12 Linux Inlaws S01E12: Reminiscing in FLOSS Weekly monochromec 3139 Thu 2020-08-13 MIDI Sysex klaatu 3140 Fri 2020-08-14 GIMP: Selection Tools Ahuka 3141 Mon 2020-08-17 Lessons learnt from Magic the Gathering game design klaatu 3142 Tue 2020-08-18 tcsh klaatu 3143 Wed 2020-08-19 LibreOffice 7.0 Released! Ahuka 3144 Thu 2020-08-20 Pentesting: Insecure Object Reference Cedric De Vroey 3145 Fri 2020-08-21 A light bulb moment, part 1 MrX 3146 Mon 2020-08-24 Help Me Help you with HPR eps! operat0r 3147 Tue 2020-08-25 NIST's Quantum Cryptography Update Ahuka 3148 Wed 2020-08-26 Why Open Source matters (to me) Paul Quirk 3149 Thu 2020-08-27 HPR AudioBook Club 21 - The Terrible Business of Salmon and Dusk HPR_AudioBookClub 3150 Fri 2020-08-28 GIMP: Paint Tools Ahuka 3151 Mon 2020-08-31 How I listen to podcasts Daniel Persson Comments this month These are comments which have been made during the past month, either to shows released during the month or to past shows. There are 23 comments in total. Past shows There are 2 comments on 2 previous shows: hpr3119 (2020-07-16) "Converting to FFS2" by Zen_Floater2. Comment 3: Zen_Floater2 on 2020-08-13: "reply back to Gumnos" hpr3123 (2020-07-22) "Arduino controlled Christmas lights" by Archer72. Comment 1: Archer72 on 2020-08-03: "Funny story" This month's shows There are 21 comments on 8 of this month's shows: hpr3131 (2020-08-03) "HPR Community News for July 2020" by HPR Volunteers. Comment 1: Zen_Floater2 on 2020-08-13: "I've learned much.and I'd like to share much as well..." hpr3134 (2020-08-06) "Tomorrowland 2020" by Daniel Persson. Comment 1: fatherfinch on 2020-08-07: "Great Energy"Comment 2: catn0b0t on 2020-08-10: "TML 2020" hpr3137 (2020-08-11) "Coronavirus Update 2020-07-30" by Ahuka. Comment 1: brian-in-ohio on 2020-08-11: "some 'smart' people may not take a vaccine"Comment 2: Ahuka on 2020-08-12: "Why it matters"Comment 3: Zen_Floater2 on 2020-08-13: "The Squirrel from the Magical Forrest"Comment 4: SkepticalA on 2020-08-16: "Condescending"Comment 5: Bob on 2020-08-16: "Fact Checks on one of your claims"Comment 6: brian-in-ohio on 2020-08-16: "sympathy"Comment 7: Ahuka on 2020-08-16: "Clarification"Comment 8: Zen_Floater2 on 2020-08-19: "Detailed research Corbit Report"Comment 9: Anon on 2020-08-21: "Conspiracy Theories: Last Week Tonight with John Oliver" hpr3138 (2020-08-12) "Linux Inlaws S01E12: Reminiscing in FLOSS Weekly" by monochromec. Comment 1: Ahuka on 2020-08-12: "Excellent Interview"Comment 2: ClaudioM on 2020-08-14: "Agree with Ahuka. Great Interview!"Comment 3: brian-in-ohio on 2020-08-16: "follow up question"Comment 4: an anonymous listener on 2020-08-21: "volume" hpr3139 (2020-08-13) "MIDI Sysex" by klaatu. Comment 1: brian-in-ohio on 2020-08-16: "the voice"Comment 2: Ken Fallon on 2020-08-18: "Voice" hpr3143 (2020-08-19) "LibreOffice 7.0 Released!" by Ahuka. Comment 1: brian-in-ohio on 2020-08-19: "slackware" hpr3144 (2020-08-20) "Pentesting: Insecure Object Reference" by Cedric De Vroey. Comment 1: b-yeezi on 2020-08-20: "I deal with this all the time" hpr3148 (2020-08-26) "Why Open Source matters (to me)" by Paul Quirk. Comment 1: Zen_Floater2 on 2020-08-29: "Vic 20" Mailing List discussions Policy decisions surrounding HPR are taken by the community as a whole. This discussion takes place on the Mail List which is open to all HPR listeners and contributors. The discussions are open and available on the HPR server under Mailman. The threaded discussions this month can be found here: http://hackerpublicradio.org/pipermail/hpr_hackerpublicradio.org/2020-August/thread.html Events Calendar With the kind permission of LWN.net we are linking to The LWN.net Community Calendar. Quoting the site: This is the LWN.net community event calendar, where we track events of interest to people using and developing Linux and free software. Clicking on individual events will take you to the appropriate web page. Any other business Tags and Summaries Thanks to the following contributors for sending in updates in the past month: Windigo, Dave Morriss Over the period tags and/or summaries have been added to 12 shows which were without them. If you would like to contribute to the tag/summary project visit the summary page at https://hackerpublicradio.org/report_missing_tags.php and follow the instructions there.

Thank you for Clicking this podcast episode! Today I discuss a topic that I actually talked about in 1 of the 1st ever Alpha Podcasts. Social Media has a bunch of reasons to dislike it or to not use it. its not new that depression or suicide can be caused from social media. People are assholes & can use social media as a way to spread negativity which causes others to feel insecure, sad, confused, etc.. I learned one day from Gary Vee that social media is honestly not the problem if you really look at the source of where it starts. Where it starts is with US(Human beings). Taking self responsibility is not part of the "equation" for some reason but it is our actions in which we go on social media, Social media does not change anyone, just EXPOSES. Ive personally have been taking a break from social media & have honestly been feeling stronger mentally. At times I'd feel discouraged looking at other people "Live life" so not focusing on social media has been a better path for me. Thank you &hope you enjoy --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ricardo-ortiz2/support

Every. Single. Week!!!!!!!! We always miss the big news of the week by about 10 minutes. Maybe should start recording later! Anyway, Billy and The Krav are here to talk about their league winning drafts, so deep fliers that can potentially win you leagues, and awful takes about Leonard Fournette because WE WERE 10 MINUTES TOO LATE!!! Listen, won't you?

The third principle of the Agile Manifesto tells us to deliver working software frequently.  This step is an essential factor in satisfying the customer.  While we want to avoid the "are we there yet?" approach to delivering a solution, incremental is valuable.  When we take this principle to heart, we provide confidence in our progress, along with opportunities for feedback.  Therefore, we need to look at this closer for small and large applications. Deliver working software frequently, from a couple of weeks to a couple of months, with a preference to the shorter timescale. Deliver Working Software Frequently These four words are sometimes easier said than done.  The implementation phase is dynamic by definition.  We should be steadily making changes as we march towards completion.  The idea of frequent milestones of working software may seem antithetical to this process.  Likewise, regular deployments can be time-consuming.  That adds time to our schedule.  However, we can plan for this and find ways to make this a worthwhile investment. Checkpoints and Testing When we look only at the cost of deployment, we miss the point.  This principle tackles the problem of communicating with the customer and building their confidence in our solution.  It also forces us to test integrations and processes that can be costly to fix at the end of the implementation period. It is well-documented that bugs cost more the later they are found.  When we include deployments early and often, we are building in some testing and sanity checks.  This deliverable can highlight flaws and bugs that otherwise would be far more expensive to address.  We can even respond to customer requests that might be too costly to handle late in implementation.  There are architecture assumptions that may need to be altered based on the end-user experience.  Early deliverables can bring those to the surface when a change is cheap and easy. The Elusive User Experience UX is a hot topic in software.  Correspondingly, some people are very good at crafting a sublime user experience.  On the other hand, customers can be picky or finicky.  Thus, the best validation of our UX is the stamp of the customer.  The only way to test this out "in the wild" is to provide deliverables the users can work with.  Clicking around and "imagining" how it will work is not the same as concrete functionality.  When we deliver working software frequently, we provide the customer with a practical example to review.  The feedback we get from this is a valuable input for a product that will satisfy those same customers. The Twelve Principles and Overall Manifesto

Lola Berry is one of Australia’s best known nutritionists and it’s no doubt you’ve seen her pop up on your TV screen over the years.The author of nine books, she’s passionate about inspiring us to take care of our health so we can live our best lives.Lola is also a yoga teacher, podcast host, she studies acting full time, oh, and recently she founded Lola Coffee, instant coffee infused with medicinal mushrooms. I can barely keep up.But it hasn’t been an easy journey, battling disordered eating in her 20s, as well as weathering through a ferocious social media storm that almost ended her career. Lola gets candid about embracing failure, why women have an unhealthy relationship with food, self love and self worth, dating narcissists, the fickle world of fame and social media, why she swears by therapy and why it’s essential every one of us find our purpose. You will probably be able to tell while listening to this interview, but I loved my chat with Lola, I hope you enjoy it too.You can follow Lola hereCheck out her podcast Fearlessly Failing here and get your hands on a copy of her books hereConnect with me: @elizabethanileLemonade has its own Instagram account chock-a-block full of self love inspo - follow here!Your support of Lemonade helps it grow and allows me to spend time finding awesome guests to share with you. Clicking subscribe, hitting 5 stars, leaving a review, sharing it with your friends on social media or via word of mouth, it all really helps! I so appreciate anything you have time for. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

These are the kinds of questions Melanie Dimmitt asked herself when her 6 month old son Arlo was diagnosed with cerebral palsy:Why has this happened to me?Will I ever stop comparing my child to typical children?How will my relationship survive?Will I be able to work again?Should I have another baby?And the big one: What will my future look like?It’s also the internal dialogue that prompted her to reach out to other parents with children with disabilities.She wanted to hear from those with lived experience about how to navigate this new life, and ultimately seek the reassurance she was craving that one day, it will all be okay.But what Melanie learnt through these conversations, combined with her own experience parenting her beautiful baby boy, was that life was going to be better than okay. Her little family was about to embark on a life, and a love, better than she could ever have imagined.These interviews culminated in a book, Special, a beautifully uplifting, relatable and honest roadmap for other parents in the early stages of learning the ropes of raising a child with a disability. It’s an incredible read - and one that’s changed the course for so many parents of children with all abilities. There is so much I learnt in this chat, I hope you feel as enriched by it as I did.You can follow Melanie hereGet your hands on a copy of SpecialConnect with me: @elizabethanileLemonade now has its own Instagram account chock-a-block full of self love inspo - follow here!Your support of Lemonade helps it grow and allows me to spend time finding awesome guests to share with you. Clicking subscribe, hitting 5 stars, leaving a review, sharing it with your friends on social media or via word of mouth, it all really helps! I so appreciate anything you have time for. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this Crazy Episode, Curtis Discusses...Well...Nothing!Sounds Crazy? That's Because it is!Warning: It's CRAZY!!! Listen! Listen! Listen! is a show hosted by Curtis Elton. Speaking non-stop in each episode, you'd think he'd actually say something valuable. WRONG! The show has NO THEME...NO USEFUL INFORMATION...NO, NOT THAT EITHER! What it does have is Funny, Completely Random and Crazy non-stop talking lasting Only a Couple of Minutes per episode. Every episode is different! Go on, you know you want to, have a listen to Listen! Listen! Listen! New episodes Every Thursday. Stay tuned for more of Listen! Listen! Listen! TRANSCRIPT:Robot:Mayday! Mayday! Crazy Overload! Crazy Overload! Mayday! Mayday! Crazy Overload! Crazy Overloaaaaaaaaad (Explosion Sound Effect) Curtis: Hello and Welcome Back to a. Crazy Episode of Listen! Listen! Listen! I am the Crazy Host, Curtis Elton! So Crazy, I have Now Said "Crazy!" 2 Times! No 3 Times! 4 Times! No 5, 6, 7, 8! So Many Times, it Just Drives me...You Guessed it...Aye Caramba! Ay-eye-eye!Anyway, Let's get Back to the Show! My Show! Not that Show! Not That Show! But My Show!You Know! The Show that is a Mixture of (Makes Sound Effects of Flicking Lips up and Down with Finger, then Clicking, Then Says"Cuckoo Cuckoo", Followed by Horse Impression, then Bird Impression Saying "Caw-Caw", and then Says "Crazy") And Everything Else in the World Stuffed into an Itsy-Bitsy Tiny little 2 Minute Show! Now you know What Show I'm Talking about...Let's get Back to it! Random Audience Member: Uh...I have a Question. What Show are you Talking About? Curtis: Come On! Stupid! Stupid! Stupid! Now for the 2nd Time, Let's get Back to the. Show! I've said it Before and I'll say it Again! I Have no Idea what I'm going to be. Speaking about Today! This is Deja Vu all Over Again! Anyway, Back to the Show! Wait a Minute! I Just said that! You know what That means! That is another Deja Vu all Over Again! Anyway for the First Time in 5 Months, I did Exercise! Why am I telling you this? Why Not?! Now that I have told you Everything that is New with me, That means that I;'m about to Say Thank. you for Listening to Another Crazy Episode of Listen! Listen! Listen! Wait! Wait, Wait, Wait, Wait, Wait a Second! Where is Everybody Going? Oh Yeah, it's the End of this Episode! Anyway, Don't forget to Come Back Next Time! Bubye I'm Outta Here! Robot: Craziness Diffused! Curtis: Until Next Time! Robot: Wait, Who's that! Curtis: I'm Crazy!

Brittany Baldwin, CEO of sales consultancy TickTock, believes that to go forwards with sales, you need to stop going backwards with time. Brittany argues that if you can create more hours in your day, through time management, you can reinvest them in your business.The weeks show also includes music from Chris Barez Brown of Upping Your Elvis and Suzanne Noble of Advantages of Age.Our Game Changer Elite for this week are:Neil How, CEO of ten80 and nutritionist Jenna HopeWant to start your own podcast? Clicking this link let's Buzzsprout know we sent you, gets you a $20 Amazon gift card if you sign up for a paid plan, and helps support our show.

Mitch McPherson’s entire world was upended when at the beginning of 2013, his 18 year old brother Ty took his own life.Immersed in grief, he decided the least he could do was try and keep Ty’s name alive, so, he traced a simple drawing of a pair of shorts, as his little brother was always dressed in footy shorts, along with the words speak up, stay chatty with the TY at the end of 'chatty' capitalised.Mitch had no idea this simple sketch would be the catalyst for the creation of one of the most acclaimed suicide prevention and mental health promotion programs in the country.This is an incredible story of vulnerability, strength and the undying love of one man for his little brother, a young life gone far too soon. More than 3000 Australians take their life every year, 75% of those male. Heartbreakingly, suicide is the leading cause of death for people aged between 15 and 44, that's why movements like Stay Chatty are so vitally important. Mitch's work has saved lives.In this chat, Mitch and I discuss: his new role as a father to his beautiful little daughter, the impact losing his brother has had on how he'll raise her, how we should be raising young men in today's world by teaching them to be vulnerable, Speak Up Stay Chatty's humble beginnings and how it's grown to what it is today.A trigger warning - this conversation addresses suicide. If you, or anyone you know needs help, 24 hour crisis support is available through Lifeline on 13 11 14.You can follow Mitch here and Speak Up Stay Chatty here, and check out their website here.Take a look at Mitch's autobiography "Behind the Smile" here.Get in touch with me: @elizabethanileLemonade now has its own Instagram account chock-a-block full of self love inspo - follow here!Your support of Lemonade helps it grow and allows me to spend time finding awesome guests to share with you. Clicking subscribe, hitting 5 stars, leaving a review, sharing it with your friends on social media or via word of mouth, it all really helps! I so appreciate anything you have time for. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week we explore the secrets of believing in yourself and your business goals. This week's show also includes great music from author, speaker, consultant, and educator Damon "DaRil" Nailer. And we have valuable business advice and insight from our very own Game Changer Elite. My Elite for this week are: Fabian Bolin, CEO and co-founder of War On Cancer, life coach Lindsey Hood and DR Kate Bartram Brown.Want to start your own podcast? Clicking this link let's Buzzsprout know we sent you, gets you a $20 Amazon gift card if you sign up for a paid plan, and helps support our show.

Exploring why you need to set business goals, how to set huge, scary goals and - just as importantly - how to stick to them. This weeks Game Changer Elite are:Leticia Mooney of Brutal Pixie, entrepreneur Jemimah Ashleigh and mindset coach James Short.Want to start your own podcast? Clicking this link let's Buzzsprout know we sent you, gets you a $20 Amazon gift card if you sign up for a paid plan, and helps support our show.

Lisa Cox was living a life just like so many others her age. She was 24, climbing the corporate ladder in the advertising world, she’d travelled the globe, moved to Melbourne, when she unexpectedly suffered a brain haemorrhage. She spent the next three weeks in a coma, two months on life support, and over the course of a year in hospital had pneumonia, two heart attacks, seizures, open-heart surgery, had to have one leg and all of her toes and nine fingertips amputated, a total hip replacement and died twice.Her family was told they’d likely have to turn off her life support but something incredible happened. Lisa’s brain started to recharge, regenerating every single cell in her body. The mammoth toll this all took on her body has impacted her speech and memory, left her 25% blind and epileptic with osteoarthritis in almost every joint. She had to relearn to do everything; feed herself, dress herself, speak, write, all of the things we take for granted every day.But, despite all of this, Lisa refused to let life defeat her. Instead, she saw it an opportunity to start over, to rebuild her life from the ground up, a chance to use her story to inspire others to dig deep when life throws you lemons, to live life on your own terms.She’s now a public speaker, author, disability advocate, model and all round one of the most inspiring humans I’ve ever met.You can follow Lisa here.Get in touch with me: @elizabethanileLemonade now has its own Instagram account chock-a-block full of self love inspo - follow here!Your support of Lemonade helps it grow and allows me to spend time finding awesome guests to share with you. Clicking subscribe, hitting 5 stars, leaving a review, sharing it with your friends on social media or via word of mouth, it all really helps! I so appreciate anything you have time for. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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(https://www.patreon.com/topiclords) Lords: * Jay is working on an expansion to Hypnospace Outlaw. * https://twitter.com/jaytholen * Rollin' With Tholen https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NXZFm1FLx6E * Chris's album "The Lost Backups" will hopefully be out by the time this episode airs. * https://twitter.com/CHRISdelCAMINO * https://twitter.com/beekChiptunes * https://www.instagram.com/chrisdelcamino/ Topics: * 7:06 I'm looking for ideas for my "songwriters" "tarot deck" * The Most Wanted Song https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=McIfIx29tSg * The Most Unwanted Song https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-gPuH1yeZ08 * 19:05 Did CD-ROM multimedia programs have advantages over later formats (fancy websites, mobile apps, etc.) or is it just nostalgia? * Ishkur's Guide. http://music.ishkur.com/ * https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ishkur%27sGuidetoElectronicMusic * 26:47 Banana Variety Box results * "The Coronavirus Is Bringing Back a 1,000-Year-Old ‘Cheese’ in Japan" https://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/how-to-make-so-cheese * 33:58 Craig asks: "Picking the right speech sample for the breakdown in your '90s techno. Compare and contrast, 'I am not an Atomic Playboy' from Second Reality vs. 'Ow that hurts' from Ballz: The Director's Cut for 3DO" * Ballz. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8AhNn9vB-Lw * Second Reality. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cJF0vUtVpCM * Legion of Rock Stars. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLqSsybm3hJ5g6P7wbhfTXUkRtM1wbUFA * 2 Legit 2 Quit. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1YunuAiaVY * The Mollusk. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q5K_w9Tbhoc * 41:23 The genres available in the ID3 tag. They look like a 14 year old just started naming genres off the top of his head and stopped when he hit 128. Where did this come from and why have we let it persist for so long? * Milton Fludgecow. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tWl8phxrP78&list=PLvKD5LjgylqZhQaxtDa00t1sh19MYzB9R * 46:14 Who remembers everything2.com? * https://everything2.com/user/chrisjh Microtopics: * Adding even more Internet to your fake Internet. * Hearing someone pronounce their own name wrong in a YouTube video and shaking your fist at the screen. * Changing your name because you're just looking to make your way. * The multitude of four-letter B and K names in the demo scene. * Promoting your album because hopefully you'll finish it before this episode is out. * Dreaming your friend a horrible job history. * A pair of tongs with a sticker on them saying "Super Atheist." * The guy in the pharmacy whose only job is to not give people their prescription. * Getting your doctorate for free because you're dating a doctor. * Forgetting all about Peter Schmidt. * Buying chord pack after chord pack and eventually giving up and buying the ultra-rare G11/F# card from a collector. * An app that scans your Spotify play list and generates a list of constraints to write songs under. * A team of researchers writing the perfect song by surveying listeners about what elements of music that they like the most. * A team of researchers writing the worst possible song by surveying listeners about what elements of music that they hate the most. * A rap opera about life on the farm with a children's choir singing holiday and corporate jingles. * Breaking your jaw harp because your jaw is just too strong. * People hating different kinds of music in 2020 from what they hated in the 1990s. * The identity of the accordion player on the floppy disks Jim dropped as he was arrested by time travelers. * Round Robin Key Clicks From A Skype Call. * Waiting for CD-ROMs in the 90s being faster than modern web pages. * Clicking on Miles Davis' face and reading about Hard Bop. * A topic you are interested enough in to buy a CD-ROM about it. * Jobs paying well until investors realize they're money-losers. * One person's perspective on how all electronic music breaks down. * Information that is thorough and well-presented memetically dominating over information that is arguably more accurate but less accessible. * Finding a guide to obscure music genres and worrying that they might be magic spells. * Eating a bunch of weird bananas and deciding that all bananas basically taste the same. * Militant banana forums rallying the troops to take down Jim's boring banana opinions. * Recognizing differences between apple cultivars. * Growing up eating the Red Delicious because it's red and delicious. * Which apple cultivar Snow White ate. * The apple core as a social construct. * Why the Japanese don't like cheese when your toddler proves that it's super easy to develop a taste for cheese. * Seagulls eating rats now that humans are out of the way. * Whether or not the Ballz Directors Cut for 3DO OST is homophobic. * Analyzing the music theory behind the Ballz Directors Cut for 3DO OST. * Getting a band together and playing a song you all remember poorly and that's it, that's the album. * Having heard 20 seconds of a comedy song and not needing to listen to the remaining five minutes. * Trying to make fun of a clown. * Writing questions that generate techno samples in response. * All protocol and format technology decisions being made by 14 year olds. * Whether or not Chanson is a portmanteau of Chiptune Hanson. * The difference between Afrobeat and Afrobeats. * Not adding Shoegaze to Winamp until 2010. * A pre-Wikipedia attempt to invent the Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy. * Making your web that is a sequel to your previous web site, so you give it the same name but add a 2. * Wikipedia except that instead of an editorial voice it has a poem about a pomegranate. * The most popular chord progressions staying about the same for the past 20 years. * Sliding an open chord up the neck and leaving the open strings where they are. * There probably being a music theory name for the musical trick you like to do. * Counting in binary while meditating because if you just count in decimal you'll lose track when you think of something else. * A classic web app where you submit a form and the server generates the HTML you will see in response. * Accidentally lording it over someone. * Having a fake thing you fool yourself into believing is important so you can procrastinate doing it and get the real work done. * How to abbreviate Murder Hornet Keeper into a demo scene handle. * Learning German from Wolfenstein 3D.

To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1085/29 Its a sad fact of life, wherever theres money, theres a scammer trying to take it away. Con artists are now going after people who may already be in financial trouble. The target? Stimulus checks. Scammers constantly change their tactics to match conditions. With trillions in coronavirus relief funds going out, theyve adapted to this new environment. Today, host Rob West tells you how to protect yourself. Then its your calls at 800-525-7000. According to the Federal Trade Commission, con artists are concentrating on college students and nursing home residents, but theyre also trying to victimize individuals receiving unemployment benefits and small business loans. In just a few months Americans have lost more than $40 million to these con artists with an average loss of around $450. One targets college students with fake emails that appear to come from school officials. Students are urged to view a message about their COVID-19 stimulus checks and provided with a link that requires their school login. Scammers capture that and use it to access other personal information for potential identity fraud. Clicking the link may also download malware onto students devices. The FTC is warning that some nursing homes and assisted living facilities are trying to get their hands on residents stimulus checks. They tell the elderly receiving Medicaid benefits to sign their checks over to the facility because its entitled to them. There are many other types of coronavirus scams in play right now and the IRS is warning all taxpayers, Social Security recipients and others to be especially vigilant for them. Always verify web addresses. You can do that by manually typing them into your web browser's address field. If a website claims to act as an intermediary between you and the IRS to facilitate processing your stimulus payment, dont use it. Its a scam outfit trying to get your personal financial information. If you receive a phone call with an automated message concerning your stimulus check just hang up. The IRS always communicates by regular mail, first. Never give your personal information to anyone claiming to be from the IRS, another government agency, or business. Beware of stimulus checks offered by anyone other than the Treasury Department. Dont accept or deposit them. On todays program we also answer your questions: I am a Christian and I am on hard times. I go to a small church and they are not really able to help me. Should I look into going to a different church for help? I was automatically put into the 401K plan at my job instead of the pension plan. Now I am having to pay a lump sum to get into the pension plan. Is it worth it? I am 21 years old and I have 40K of debt, student loans and car debt. What is the best way to get rid of this debt? I dont have any credit on my name right now. I would like to buy a home. What is the best way to change this? I am 60 years old and I just started a new job. After 90 days, the employer will match 3% of a 401k. Should I go with this plan or should I do my own Roth IRA or regular CD? Ask your questions at (800) 525-7000 or email them atquestions@moneywise.org. Visit our website atmoneywise.orgwhere you can connect with a MoneyWise Coach, purchase books, and even download free, helpful resources. Like and Follow us on Facebook atMoneyWise Mediafor videos and the very latest discussion!Remember that its your prayerful and financial support that keeps MoneyWise on the air. Help us continue this outreach by clicking the Donate tab at the top of the page.

table td.shrink { white-space:nowrap } New hosts There were no new hosts this month. Last Month's Shows Id Day Date Title Host 3086 Mon 2020-06-01 HPR Community News for May 2020 HPR Volunteers 3087 Tue 2020-06-02 Phonetic alphabet klaatu 3088 Wed 2020-06-03 Matchbox Restoration Part 2 Tony Hughes AKA TonyH1212 3089 Thu 2020-06-04 For my Entertainment Archer72 3090 Fri 2020-06-05 Locating Computer on a Enterprise Network operat0r 3091 Mon 2020-06-08 fuguserv Zen_Floater2 3092 Tue 2020-06-09 Pens, pencils, paper and ink - 2 Dave Morriss 3093 Wed 2020-06-10 Response to Linux Inlaws S01E06 (hpr 3079) on NeXT Claudio Miranda 3094 Thu 2020-06-11 Holy crud! I have a kinesis advantage 2 keyboard! sigflup 3095 Fri 2020-06-12 Intro to GIMP Ahuka 3096 Mon 2020-06-15 Unscripted ramblings on a walk: PC Building. Christopher M. Hobbs 3097 Tue 2020-06-16 Linux Inlaws S01E07 The Big Blue Button monochromec 3098 Wed 2020-06-17 Matchbox Restoration Part 3 Tony Hughes AKA TonyH1212 3099 Thu 2020-06-18 Linux Inlaws S01E08 The review of the review monochromec 3100 Fri 2020-06-19 For your consideration - Makers Corner Ken Fallon 3101 Mon 2020-06-22 Metrics Andrew Conway 3102 Tue 2020-06-23 RFC 5005 Part 2 – Webcomics, subscribers and feed readers clacke 3103 Wed 2020-06-24 A warning about browser extensions and add-ons. Ken Fallon 3104 Thu 2020-06-25 HPR AudioBook Club 19 - Tincture: An Apocalyptic Proposition HPR_AudioBookClub 3105 Fri 2020-06-26 Akaso EK7000 Pro Ahuka 3106 Mon 2020-06-29 Linux Inlaws S01E09 Postgres monochromec 3107 Tue 2020-06-30 Generating comfortable passwords crvs Comments this month These are comments which have been made during the past month, either to shows released during the month or to past shows. There are 23 comments in total. Past shows There are 6 comments on 5 previous shows: hpr3056 (2020-04-20) "Jitsi" by operat0r. Comment 8: operat0r on 2020-06-13: "dERp" hpr3072 (2020-05-12) "The joy of pip-tools and pyenv-virtualenv" by clacke. Comment 3: clacke on 2020-06-02: "The joy is real" hpr3079 (2020-05-21) "Linux Inlaws S01E06 Porn and Trump" by monochromec. Comment 1: frank on 2020-06-15: "The sketch" hpr3082 (2020-05-26) "RFC 5005 Part 1 – Paged and archived feeds? Who cares?" by clacke. Comment 1: clacke on 2020-06-02: "Atom "tombstones" RFC" hpr3083 (2020-05-27) "Mumbling while on lockdown" by Dave Morriss. Comment 3: Windigo on 2020-06-03: "Modern Sheevaplug support" Comment 4: Dave Morriss on 2020-06-04: "Re: Modern Sheevaplug support" This month's shows There are 17 comments on 11 of this month's shows: hpr3087 (2020-06-02) "Phonetic alphabet" by klaatu. Comment 1: crvs on 2020-06-02: "you forgot november" hpr3090 (2020-06-05) "Locating Computer on a Enterprise Network" by operat0r. Comment 1: b-yeezi on 2020-06-05: "Thanks for reminding me"Comment 2: cmhobbs on 2020-06-08: "quality episode" hpr3091 (2020-06-08) "fuguserv" by Zen_Floater2. Comment 1: norrist on 2020-06-08: "read only router"Comment 2: lZen_Floater1 on 2020-06-11: "READ ONLY ROOTS" hpr3093 (2020-06-10) "Response to Linux Inlaws S01E06 (hpr 3079) on NeXT" by Claudio Miranda. Comment 1: monochromec on 2020-05-27: "The review of the review" hpr3094 (2020-06-11) "Holy crud! I have a kinesis advantage 2 keyboard!" by sigflup. Comment 1: cmhobbs on 2020-06-11: "great keyboard" hpr3095 (2020-06-12) "Intro to GIMP" by Ahuka. Comment 1: brian-in-ohio on 2020-06-14: "the gimp"Comment 2: Ahuka on 2020-06-14: "I'm glad it helped" hpr3096 (2020-06-15) "Unscripted ramblings on a walk: PC Building." by Christopher M. Hobbs. Comment 1: Mike Brehm on 2020-06-17: "Productive walk"Comment 2: cmhobbs on 2020-06-21: "re: productive walk" hpr3099 (2020-06-18) "Linux Inlaws S01E08 The review of the review" by monochromec. Comment 1: ClaudioM on 2020-06-18: "All According to Plan! }:-)" hpr3100 (2020-06-19) "For your consideration - Makers Corner" by Ken Fallon. Comment 1: brian-in-ohio on 2020-06-19: "a book recommendation" hpr3101 (2020-06-22) "Metrics" by Andrew Conway. Comment 1: Clinton Roy on 2020-06-22: "Looking forward to further episodes."Comment 2: Ahuka on 2020-06-22: "Excellent!"Comment 3: brian-in-ohio on 2020-06-22: "more episodes" hpr3107 (2020-06-30) "Generating comfortable passwords" by crvs. Comment 1: sigflup on 2020-06-30: "Thanks" Mailing List discussions Policy decisions surrounding HPR are taken by the community as a whole. This discussion takes place on the Mail List which is open to all HPR listeners and contributors. The discussions are open and available on the HPR server under Mailman. 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This can range from a few minutes to an hour or more per show, and with 260 shows a year this mounts up. We normally don't contact hosts about these issues as it is usually quicker to fix the issues than composing emails, and waiting for the reply that may never come. For the most part our experience has been that hosts are more than willing to fix these issues if they are aware of them. As part of the ongoing steps toward automation, would hosts be open to the idea of getting a processing report once we have posted the show? This would list all the issues the test tools found and the steps that we needed to take to rectify them. Making changes to shows after upload Sometimes an error or omission in notes for an HPR episode isn't noticed until the show is posted to the site. In recent times a few hosts have sent in their changes by way of comments. 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In this audio interview, CoinDesk’s Leigh Cuen and adult content creator Allie Awesome talk about payments and money in the sex industry, especially the trends impacted by the coronavirus crisis. From how porn performers and entrepreneurs deal with Bitcoin Twitter to the ways the pandemic changed our digital sex lives, Cuen and Allie explore what actually drives demand for censorship-resistant systems.This episode is sponsored by Bitstamp and Ciphertrace.The biggest problem? Allie and other performers and sex workers basically have their digital advertising and distribution platforms controlled by third parties that aren’t responsible to the workers. For example, OnlyFans briefly froze Allie’s account earlier this year. Although she regained access, her distribution conduits remain at the mercy of tech platforms. This is where peer-to-peer transactions come in. Allie said she knows how to use a cryptocurrency wallet and would gladly do so if more customers wanted to pay her directly. The fact is those customers are few and far between.“To those people who want to come up with a solution, my first question is ‘well, are you paying for porn’?” she said. “I think a lot of people want to make money off of ‘adult’, but they aren’t really willing to invest in ‘adult’”.See also: Why Lightning Payments Aren’t Clicking for Porn Companies (Just Yet)Another major issue according to Allie, is an increase in traffic or visibility doesn’t always translate to profits. Plus, many crypto fans see her industry as something they want to profit from, by building their own tech solutions, rather than contribute to experienced performers. Compared to other bitcoin or ether holders, sex workers are even more likely to rely on social networks like Twitter than exchanges like Coinbase, which deplatforms them just like Paypal. Performers require either a high degree of technical skill, to use decentralized exchange (DEX) platforms like Bisq, or a de facto social liquidity network in order to use cryptocurrency without trusting third parties. Allie shares why she is excited about cryptocurrency, even if it’s a challenge to use it for censorship resistance.

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The other day -- in the middle of #Riots2020 and #GeorgeFloyedProtests -- on Twitter, "WWJD" -- "What Would Jesus Do" -- was trending. Considering that I had used that phrase a few years ago a lot, it piqued my curiosity. Clicking on to it, I was shocked to see people saying that Jesus would do the same thing -- destroy property to prove a point or injustice -- because He had cleared the Temple in Jerusalem. Stop right there! I didn't respond then, because I didn't have time to get into a Twitter argument. Plus, it takes much more explaining than just 280 characters.... Continue reading in my blog where I have more links and video of Jesus submitting to authority.... Soli Deo Gloria -- to God Alone be the Glory! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/seek-the-truth/message

Happy Thursday guyzzzzz - hope you're having a brilliant week.This week I'm chatting the power of positive affirmations and the role they play in re-programming our thoughts.Just a note - this isn't woo woo stuff - it's backed by extensive research that proves affirmations can be super powerful if practiced correctly.I discuss:The profound impact reciting affirmations has had on my lifeWhy it's important to personalise affirmations so they resonate with youThe impact they can have on your life and the way you think and feel about yourselfHow they can interrupt negative self talk and rewire your thought patternsHow to incorporate them into a daily self-care practiceWhy positive affirmations are helpful for children tooUsing them to call in what you're seekingSome examples of affirmations you can use in your practiceConnect with me @elizabethanileLemonade now has its own Instagram account chock-a-block full of self love inspo - follow here!Your support of Lemonade helps it grow and allows me to spend time finding awesome guests to share with you. Clicking subscribe, hitting 5 stars, leaving a review, sharing it with your friends via social media, it all really helps! I so appreciate anything you have time for. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Lauren Patterson was convinced she wouldn’t live past the age of 21.Suffering with severe depression, crippling anxiety and an eating disorder following a physically and emotionally abusive relationship, she felt she had nothing to live for.That was until she fell pregnant with her daughter Madi, then a couple of years later, gave birth to her son Max.Lauren credits her children with saving her - giving her a reason to not only survive, but thrive, even when she found herself as a single mum not long after Max was born. She’s now a highly-sought after personal trainer, a hugely successful blogger, public speaker, mental health advocate and she’s madly in love with her childhood friend Chris - recently announcing their pregnancy - and it’s a boy!Lauren has gathered a massive and loyal following thanks to her candid insight into motherhood, her vulnerability in sharing her mental health struggles, and her vibrant optimism which helps women everywhere feel less alone.In this chat we discuss:The relationship that changed the course of her life.Her subsequent mental health strugglesHow her children saved her.Becoming a single mum.Turning her pain into purpose.Reconnecting with the love of her life.And of course, how her pregnancy is going!Enjoy!You can follow Lauren - @___laurenkateCheck out her blog: Mad Max MumGet in touch with me: @elizabethanileLemonade now has its own Instagram account chock-a-block full of self love inspo - follow here!Your support of Lemonade helps it grow and allows me to spend time finding awesome guests to share with you. Clicking subscribe, hitting 5 stars, leaving a review, sharing it with your friends on social media or via word of mouth, it all really helps! I so appreciate anything you have time for. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Happy Thursday!In this week's ep I chat about why we should never settle for anything less than we deserve in every area of our life.I discuss the reasons we could be settling, why it's important to delve into the why behind thinking we don't deserve any better, I ask you to challenge the patriarchal bullshit that has us believing we as women are the problem because we're too picky and therefore should lower our standards, what happens when we accept mediocrity as the benchmark of which we live our life, I tell my own stories of settling and how that impacted me, the role self worth plays in settling, and I also pass on some practical advice to help you work out if you're accepting less than you deserve.I'm pretty passionate about this one because I have so many women messaging me who are so sick and tired of being alone, they're desperate to settle for the next thing that comes along that's "good enough" and it always makes me so sad.We are all worthy of a life that fills us with heart-expanding joy, alignment, love and purpose and anything less than that will sentence our soul to suffer a slow death. Not to bum you out, or anything...Connect with me @elizabethanileLemonade now has its own Instagram account chock-a-block full of self love inspo - follow here!Your support of Lemonade helps it grow and allows me to spend time finding awesome guests to share with you. Clicking subscribe, hitting 5 stars, leaving a review, sharing it with your friends via social media, it all really helps! I so appreciate anything you have time for. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

You probably know Takaya Honda from the TV show Neighbours, where his on-screen character David got hitched as part of the first same-sex wedding on Aussie TV, as well as roles on Play School and The Family Law to name a few.But you might not know behind closed doors, Takaya and his family are fighting a very real battle.For the last decade, he has watched his mum Rhonda slip away after she was diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer's at the age of just 52.In this very honest chat, Takaya discusses what it’s like to grieve someone still alive along with the unique position his public platform has given him to support the families of the almost half a million Australians living with dementia, 30 thousand of those diagnosed with early-onset.He also chats about what the experience has taught him and the way he’ll always remember his beautiful mum.Takaya is a pillar of strength and resolve and I’ve no doubt you’ll be just as touched by the thoughtful and compassionate way he shares his story as I was.Follow Takaya - @takayahSeek support from Dementia Australia on 1800 100 500Connect with me @elizabethanileLemonade now has its own Instagram account chock-a-block full of self love inspo - follow here!Your support of Lemonade helps it grow and allows me to spend time finding awesome guests to share with you. Clicking subscribe, hitting 5 stars, leaving a review, sharing it with your friends via social media or word of mouth, it all really helps! So I appreciate anything you have time for. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hola! Happy Thursday!You know the whole your vibe attracts your tribe? Well, yeah, it's not just a cliche, it's actually true. The frequency you're vibrating at determines who and what you are attracting into your life. Like attracts like. Energy attracts energy. We're all just magnets, really.So if you want more love, joy, abundance, prosperity and success, you have to embody it. You have to rise to that vibration to call it in.How exactly do I do that!? I hear you ask.Well, wonder no more! I share the top 10 tips to raise your vibration so you can call in the life you deserve.Enjoy!Connect with me @elizabethanileLemonade now has its own Instagram account chock-a-block full of self love inspo - follow here!Your support of Lemonade helps it grow and allows me to spend time finding awesome guests to share with you. Clicking subscribe, hitting 5 stars, leaving a review, sharing it with your friends via social media, it all really helps! I so appreciate anything you have time for. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Happy Thursday!If I had a dollar for every time a listener has asked when my tarot card reader/mum will be back on the podcast, well, I'd have quite a few dollars.Good news – today's your lucky day!Adele Rose Tarot & I chat:What the scorpio full moon means and how to honour it with a ritualWhat happens when venus goes retrogradeGemini vibes are in the air for the month of MayAdele Rose pulls a tarot card for each star sign to forecast the month aheadFollow @adele_rose_tarot - she's available for readings and she's bloody good!Connect with me @elizabethanileLemonade now has its own Instagram account chock-a-block full of self love inspo - follow here!Your support of Lemonade helps it grow and allows me to spend time finding awesome guests to share with you. Clicking subscribe, hitting 5 stars, leaving a review, sharing it with your friends via social media or word of mouth, it all really helps! So I appreciate anything you have time for. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

From fleeing war in Sierra Leone at the age of 3, to spending her childhood as a refugee in Gambia, to surviving female genital mutilation, to resettling in Adelaide, to experiencing post-traumatic stress disorder to owning single motherhood - Khadija Gbla is one INCREDIBLE woman.Seriously, I am so honoured she agreed to be on my podcast to share her incredible story, wisdom and message.Khadijah is a fearless anti-FGM campaigner, working tirelessly to educate doctors, police and the community about the practice. It's estimated more than 200 million girls and women around the world have been cut and yep, it's happening here in Australia too.She co-founded The Desert Flower Centre, the first of its kind in the Asia Pacific region, specialising in providing medical care and reconstructive surgery for women impacted by FGM.She also runs a cultural consultancy agency, working with huge companies and brands to implement policy on domestic and family violence, child protection, racism, human rights, refugees and cultural diversity.Khadija’s Ted X talk on her experience has had close to 2 million views.She’s also won a bunch of awards for her tireless work and somehow she also finds the time to be a single mum to her 5 year old son.Now this is part two of our chat, so if you haven’t listened to part one I suggest you head to that first as it sets up Khadija’s childhood.In this episode we discuss:The difference forms of FGM in AustraliaFeminismWhat propels her to keep going The impact her work has had preventing other girls from being cutThe Desert Flower Centre Being told she was infertile then falling pregnant with her sonSingle motherhoodJuggling work and being a mumHer powerful message to listeners who’ve experienced adversity Follow Khadija - @khadija_gblaConnect with me @elizabethanileLemonade now has its own Instagram account chock-a-block full of self love inspo - follow here!Your support of Lemonade helps it grow and allows me to spend time finding awesome guests to share with you. Clicking subscribe, hitting 5 stars, leaving a review, sharing it with your friends via social media, it all really helps! I so appreciate anything you have time for. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This podcast is sponsored by Arctic Wolf, whose Concierge Security teams Monitor, Detect and Respond to Cyber threats 24/7 for thousands of customers around the world. Arctic Wolf. Redefining cybersecurity. Visit Arcticwolf.com/7MS to learn more. In today's episode we share some tips for working more safely and securely from home, which for many of us is our new office for the foreseeable future! Specifically, we cover: Picking powerful passwords Locking down your wifi Defending your digital identity Protecting your PC Blocking icky stuff in your browser Composing careful conference calls Clicking links carefully I've also made this episode available in long-form blog here. Please feel free to share with anybody you think could benefit from the info!

Happy Thursday!For this week's episode, I discuss patterns, using my own example of something that happened to me recently where I watched my old-programmed patterning play out in front of my eyes.We all have a programmed set of beliefs and responses, shaped by conditioning, traumas, past experiences. The question is whether they are useful or are they holding you back from reaching your potential? Have you outgrown what once served you? Are you ready to be released from their grip hold and usher in a new way of thinking, responding and therefore living?I chat about what patterns are, where they come from, their purpose, how they can keep us trapped, getting curious about our individual programming, tapping into our higher self/inner knowing, a useful mantra and strategies to become aware of your patterning and let them go.With all this kind of stuff, I'm no professional, I'm just sharing my experience in the hope it'll be helpful for you too. So please, consult a therapist if you've got questions or need some assistance. Help is ALWAYS at hand.Connect with me @elizabethanileLemonade now has its own Instagram account chock-a-block full of self love inspo - follow here!Your support of Lemonade helps it grow and allows me to spend time finding awesome guests to share with you. Clicking subscribe, hitting 5 stars, leaving a review, sharing it with your friends via social media, it all really helps! I so appreciate anything you have time for. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

From fleeing war in Sierra Leone at the age of three, to spending her childhood as a refugee in Gambia, to surviving female genital mutilation, to resettling in Adelaide, to experiencing post-traumatic stress disorder to owning single motherhood - Khadija Gbla is one INCREDIBLE woman.Seriously, I am so honoured she agreed to be on my podcast to share her incredible story, wisdom and message.Khadijah is a fearless anti-FGM campaigner, working tirelessly to educate doctors, police and the community about the practice. It's estimated more than 200 million girls and women around the world have been cut and yep, it's happening here in Australia too.She co-founded The Desert Flower Centre, the first of its kind in the Asia Pacific region, specialising in providing medical care and reconstructive surgery for women impacted by FGM.She also runs a cultural consultancy agency, working with huge companies and brands to implement policy on domestic and family violence, child protection, racism, human rights, refugees and cultural diversity.Khadija’s Ted X talk on her experience has had close to 2 million views.She’s also won a bunch of awards for her tireless work and somehow she also finds the time to be a single mum to her 5 year old son.I’ve split my interview into two parts. This episode will delve into Khadijah’s story from her early years to finding out she was an FGM survivor. We also discuss:How she's surviving isolation, why it's so crucial to take care of our mental health, the role therapy has played in her life, the horrendous racism she's experienced, how and why she forgave her mum.Part 2 will drop next Monday.Also, a language and content warning.Follow Khadija - @khadija_gblaConnect with me @elizabethanileLemonade now has its own Instagram account chock-a-block full of self love inspo - follow here!Your support of Lemonade helps it grow and allows me to spend time finding awesome guests to share with you. Clicking subscribe, hitting 5 stars, leaving a review, sharing it with your friends via social media, it all really helps! I so appreciate anything you have time for. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This is a VERY special edition of The Midweek Squeeze because it's my 30th birthday today!I LOVE my birthday because it's filled with so much love and family and friends and good food and fun times.But with each birthday, and particularly a milestone like this one, I tend to get super reflective and use it to re-evaluate what's changed since this time last year, unpack what I've learnt, how I've grown, and ultimately how I want to feel, achieve, call into my life the next time my birthday rolls around.To mark the occasion, and as a form of catharsis for me, I thought I'd collate the 30 main lessons I've learnt during my 3 decades on earth. Of course, this list is evolving, and there are probably way more I could've included, but I guess they'll have to wait until the 40 lessons I've learnt by the time I'm 40 edition.I hope you get something out of this one!Connect with me @elizabethanileLemonade now has its own Instagram account chock-a-block full of self love inspo - follow here!Your support of Lemonade helps it grow and allows me to spend time finding awesome guests to share with you. Clicking subscribe, hitting 5 stars, leaving a review, sharing it with your friends via social media or word of mouth, it all really helps! And it'll be the best birthday present I could've asked for ;) I so appreciate anything you have time for. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

For as long as comedian Bianka Thompson can remember, alcohol was a constant in her life.But what was once a way to unwind and have a good time escalated to the point she was spending half her waking life drinking and the other half thinking about the next time she could get wasted.In Bianka’s mind, there was nothing wrong with her excessive alcohol consumption. She was young, fun, enjoying her life, everyone drinks, it’s the Australian thing to do, there was no harm in it. Or was there?Bianka’s wake up call came when she realised the severe affect it was having on her marriage, her health, and ultimately, her life.Now 10 months sober, and feeling happier and healthier than ever before, she’s made it her life mission to help open the eyes of other young Australian men and women, duped by the alcohol industry into believing we have to drink, and we have to drink hard, to have a good time.Bianka’s experience inspired her to co-host a miniseries as part of her podcast, We Want To Be Better about her relationship with alcohol, how it impacts every facet of our lives, along with interviews with experts in the field.Bianka is a delight - I hope you enjoy this chat.Here she is.Follow Bianka - @itsbiankabitchCheck out Bianka's podcast - We Want To Be BetterThis is the book that Bianka says changed her life - This Naked Mind by Annie GraceConnect with me @elizabethanileLemonade now has its own Instagram account chock-a-block full of self love inspo - follow here!Your support of Lemonade helps it grow and allows me to spend time finding awesome guests to share with you. Clicking subscribe, hitting 5 stars, leaving a review, sharing it with your friends via social media or word of mouth, it all really helps! So I appreciate anything you have time for. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Thank you for Clicking this episode! Today’s episode I talk about some thoughts that have been running through my mind lately about Covid-19 & I’m sure many of you can agree! We are living in history & hope we as a nation learn from this. Thank you and Enjoy! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ricardo-ortiz2/support

Happy Thursday!In this week’s ep:I answer a listener’s question about what I do to overcome stress and anxiety.I also talk through the three steps a child psychologist shared with me to help soothe toddler/childhood tantrums. It works by allowing them to feel heard, validated, and ultimately, like they can work with you to find a solution.Connect with me @elizabethanileLemonade now has its own Instagram account chock-a-block full of self love inspo - follow here!Your support of Lemonade helps it grow and allows me to spend time finding awesome guests to share with you. Clicking subscribe, hitting 5 stars, leaving a review, sharing it with your friends via social media or word of mouth, it all really helps! So I appreciate anything you have time for. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode you learn how to apply a simple, powerful 2-point cross body tapping method known as Butterfly Hug Tapping. You're guided step by step through the method so you can experience it's benefits for yourself.This method creates a sense calm in body and mind. It's easy to learn and teach others. Subscribe for free or listen to revious episodes of, "EFT Tapping Junction" podcast: https://www.eft-md.com/eft-tapping-junction-podcast.htmlHost: Stephen Carter, CEO of Stress Solutions, LLC: https://www.EFT-MD.comResources:Download the Written Butterfly Hug PDF Guide by Clicking, https://bit.ly/34cvj1qDaniel Benor, MD, "Seven Minutes to Natural Pain Release"; Amazon link: https://www.amazon.com/Seven-Minutes-Natural-Pain-Release-ebook/dp/B001XCVMRO/ref=sr_1_4?dchild=1&keywords=dan+benor&qid=1585856961&sr=8-4Mic: AT2005Keywords: Butterfly Hug, tapping, EFT, Emotional Freedom Techniques, bilateral tapping, stress, stress relief, calm, relaxation, relaxation response,

If I had a dollar for every time a listener has asked when my tarot card reader/mum will be back on the podcast, well, I'd have quite a few dollars.Good news – today's your lucky day!Adele Rose Tarot is back and she's talking the beginning of the astrological new year as well as the corresponding tarot card to your astrological sign and what that reveals about you.I also answer question from a listener who is 36 weeks pregnant about how to navigate the anxiety of birthing a baby into an uncertain world. It's all about going inward, grounding, and focusing on you.I hope this resonates with you and adds value to your life somewhat.Remember, tarot cards are here for guidance. They illuminate something in ourselves we usually already know, even if it’s deep in our subconscious. ENJOY!Follow @adele_rose_tarotConnect with me @elizabethanileLemonade now has its own Instagram account chock-a-block full of self love inspo - follow here!Your support of Lemonade helps it grow and allows me to spend time finding awesome guests to share with you. Clicking subscribe, hitting 5 stars, leaving a review, sharing it with your friends via social media or word of mouth, it all really helps! So I appreciate anything you have time for. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

God's Word is alive and working. This is from the NLT Bible and personalized for you. Psalm 91 is His classic protection Psalm that has saved many military lives, prevented many of us from getting sickness especially when we were around the sick, and protected many lives from the horrors of terror. Feel free to print out this prayer for yourselves by going to our website: KINGWORLDWIDE.com Clicking on RESOURCES Drop down to ONE SHEETS. JESUS CHRIST IS KING and there is no fear here. Get yourselves hooked up to God and His Plan and flourish with us. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/KINGworldwide/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/KINGworldwide/support

Whenever you ask your prospect to do anything – to take any action – you are giving them the ability to accept or reject you. Every time they accept – they continue building the relationship with you and your company… Deepening the bond. This includes things like: Clicking a video play button is someone accepting […] The post Micro-Actions & Stepping Through A Sales Funnel appeared first on Done For You.

There are a couple of different ways to approach building a Power App... and I am not referring to Canvas vs. Model-Driven here, but rather, the environment type. Today, you can build a Power App on either a "vanilla" CDS environment, or on a Dynamics 365 CDS environment. Why does it matter? Vanilla Let's quickly discuss the Vanilla approach as it is the safest, which I will explain why later. If you log into the Power Platform Admin Center you will be presented with a list of Environments that you have in place. If you have Dynamics 365, any of those environments will also be listed, otherwise these will all be what I call "Vanilla" environments. Clicking on the + New button, will start you on a path of creating yet another Vanilla Environment. If all you have is Power Apps licensing, then all of your environments will be Vanilla. What is Vanilla? A Vanilla CDS Environment will contain a basic data model, including Contacts, Accounts and few other items. It is meant to be extended by you to meet your needs for a Power App you want to create. It is a perfect solution for moving a Speadsheet based process into a "real" app. Or for possibly replacing some basic point solutions. But what if you also have Dynamics 365, and want to build a specific limited purpose app using the data that resides in that Environment? Apps on D365 Dynamics 365 CRM apps are basically just great big Power Apps. You could build your own app, to do something particular for a certain set of users, and it would appear in the App list, right next to Enterprise Sales for example. Why might you consider this? Let's take an example of a part of your business that uses Dynamics 365. Let's say this department uses the Contacts and Accounts entities, but it also uses a few custom entities that you created for some specific purpose. One reason to consider building a Power App is that you can create a highly targeted application just for those users, that includes only what they need, and nothing more. Another reason is that you could potentially reduce your licensing costs... significantly. License Tightrope When you build a Power App on top of a Dynamics 365 environment, you have access to all of the entities in that environment, including of course any custom ones you created. If you were to pull into your app Contacts and Accounts and your custom entities, you are potentially creating an app that could run on a $10 App Pass instead of a full user license. But if you also decided to pull in the Case entity, for example, you would see a message that this entity is restricted. You can still use it, and it may still make sense to create a targeted app for some purpose, but you will not be able to use the lower cost licenses for these users. Restricted Entities Some of the entities that are in a Dynamics 365 environment are "Restricted", there is a list of them here. Why are they restricted? Microsoft has given you the ability to build a Model-Driven Power App, ostensibly, to build simple apps. However, there is no limit on how complex your app can become, it is only limited by your knowledge and ability. With a much lower cost, many are taking a hard look at how they are using the Dynamics 365 apps, and some are opting to just build their own "Sales" app for example. Not only can they eliminate all of the features they are not using with a skinnier app, but they could potentially reduce their license costs, as long as you avoid the Restricted entity trapdoors. More Restricted Entities Coming... eventually Microsoft announced in October, and Charles Lamanna confirmed publicly on my podcast in September, that more entities will be tagged as restricted. But as of today, we still don't know which ones. Meaning we have been building within the boundaries, but at some point the boundary will be moved. That will not be a good day, if something that we used, suddenly gets tagged as "restricted". Why Restricted? Microsoft needs to protect their first-party app revenue, this is understood and reasonable. If I had P&L responsibility for one of the first-party apps, I would be concerned about Power Apps cannibalizing some of my users. But restricting access to a few random entities is a bad way to approach that. Previously there was a rule that you could not "replicate the functionality" of the first-party apps, but they removed that rule so Power Apps would not die a quick death. So, while I can't use a restricted entity in my app without triggering a higher license cost, I am free to build my own custom entity, right next to the restricted one and use that. So is this the perfect solution? Well, that depends on the trajectory of the customer. If at some point in the future they want to move to the full first-party apps, and have been using a custom entity for some OOB feature, they will have to migrate data. Or, if they have a mix of users, some on first-party and some on a Power App, this would also be problematic. So the restricting of entities does not protect the first-party apps, it just creates future frustration for customers. A Better Idea? As I was writing this post, a fellow long-time MVP floated the same idea I was planning to write here. Basically the value of the first-party apps is not in the data model, as I said I am free to replicate that, and it is not even hard to do. Protecting an app by creating a potential "pain in the ass" scenario in the future is not a good idea, as most customers will not realize that until later. The real value of the first party apps is in the logic layer, not the data model. In particular where Microsoft has made some proprietary logic part of their app. Also, app specific features like plugins, or behind the scenes processes like Lead qualification, or SLA management. These are things that are not only valuable, but more difficult to replicate. If I were able to use a restricted entity, like Case for example, I would have no reason to create my own. If at some point that customer wanted to move up to the full Customer Service app, it would be a simple license swapping process, instead they may consider staying put, if the hassle is too high. This would be the opposite of what Microsoft's first-party teams would like to see happen. I have customers in that very predicament right now. Restricting entities was a down-and-dirty, lazy way to solve this problem. Hopefully Microsoft will come up with a better approach soon.  

[Rough Transcript of this week's episode] Welcome to Business with Purpose - I am your host, Molly Stillman of stillbeingmolly.com and this show is all about bringing you the stories behind the brands, companies, and small businesses that are changing the world. Each week I interview an entrepreneur, a CEO, non-profit director, community leader, or just all-around amazing person who is trying to make a positive impact not only through their personal life, but also with their career. My goal is to show you that no matter what you do for a living, you can make an impact right where you are… This is episode 180 which means it is time for another SOLO episode! I love connecting with you in a little bit of a different way during these solo episodes to either answer a burning question that you have, talking about a timely topic, or educating you on something that I think might be helpful… So this week, I am doing a little combination of answering a frequently asked question and doing a little education. One question I have received often is, “There are so many buzzwords and phrases thrown around like “ethical fashion” “fair trade” “conscious consumerism” “social enterprise” etc….. WHAT DO THEY ALL MEAN? What is the difference? So today, I am going to be like your own personal Webster’s Dictionary: ethical edition and share some of the terminologies with you that you might hear on this podcast or out in the world and what it is they mean! A couple of things I wanted to share with you before we go over the terms and definitions… After over 3.5 years of doing this podcast, I continue to be blown away by your encouragement and support. I know I can talk all day about this show, but I wanted you the listener to hear from FELLOW LISTENERS on which episode is THEIR favorite and why they love the show… so here are a few: [TUNE IN TO LISTEN TO THE LISTENER TESTIMONIALS!] What Does "Conscious Consumerism Mean?" and More... All your ethical terminologies explained! Conscious consumerism Conscious consumerism is a way of saying that we are able to retain the awareness of our purchasing power no matter what is going on in the world around us. ... The conscious consumer is one that seeks out ways to make positive decisions on what they buy, and solutions to the negative impacts caused by consumerism. Fair trade vs. fairtrade When used as "fair trade," as two words rather than one, this refers to the general movement advocating for trade on fair terms for the environment and people involved. However, the largest and most globally recognized fair trade organization is Fairtrade International, the umbrella organization of the international system that our partner Fairtrade America belongs to. Listen to episode Episode 139 with Marc Choyt - right around the 31:50 mark we talk briefly about this! Ethically made / ethical fashion Ethical fashion is an umbrella term that includes fashion design, production, retail, and purchasing. The exact definition is vague but overall ethical fashion is understood to indicate an active approach to creating goods that positively impact the environment and the lives of those making them, reducing poverty through non-exploitative (fair pay, good conditions) employment. In reality, it’s virtually impossible for a brand creating new products from new materials to ever be completely ethical as it just does not positively impact the environment. It is, however, a good reference point for brands to have in an attempt to better their production practices. Zero wasteZero Waste is a set of principles focused on waste prevention that encourages the redesign of resource life cycles so that all products are reused.  Social enterprise A social enterprise is an organization that applies commercial strategies to maximize improvements in financial, social and environmental well-being—this may include maximizing social impact alongside profits for co-owners. Slow fashion As you would expect, slow fashion is the opposite of fast fashion. It’s about rejecting consumeristic impulses and embracing a slower, more mindful model of consumerism. While this doesn’t eradicate shopping entirely, it refers to only buying things you actually need and items of quality that will last. Circular fashion Circular fashion refers to the entire lifecycle of a product and centers on a circle of create, use, recycle, rather than create, use, dispose. It looks at products beyond their original function and timespan and focuses on how their materials can be consistently utilized and repurposed. Circular fashion takes in to consideration everything including the design, sourcing, transportation, storage, marketing, sale and disposal of the product. Closed loop In fashion it means that all new clothes are made from preexisting clothes and textiles, The Guardian explains. Once an item has fulfilled its use, it can be broken down through an environmentally sound process and turned back into yarn/fabric and then recycled into another garment. This forms a “closed loop” in that an item would have an eternal life cycle and therefore eliminate waste. Cruelty free Cruelty-free means that companies did not test ingredients or products on animals during the production phase. Cruelty-free, therefore, also means that no animals were killed or harmed anywhere in the world during production. Items that meet this standard normally carry a heart symbol. Cruelty-free does not mean, however, that animal ingredients are avoided. Eco friendly Eco-friendly, like sustainability, is an all encompassing term that takes many factors into account. “Eco” is short for ecology, the study of interaction between organisms and the environment. Therefore, eco-friendly is about minimizing anything that would negatively affect that balance.  Fast fashion Fast fashion is the term used to describe clothing that is produced quickly and cheaply. Brands and retailers that engage in fast fashion often create products based on seasonal trends directly inspired by the runway. Fast fashion brands are generally associated with overproduction, low retail prices, mass waste, poor working conditions, and negative environmental impact. FSC certified If an item is FSC-certified it means that the fabric is made from tree fibers that come from sustainable sources in that they do not originate from endangered or ancient forests. TENCEL and MONOCEL products, for example, are often made from FSC certified eucalyptus and bamboo. Living wage Paying someone a living wage is to pay workers from all aspects of the production process a fair salary so they are not trapped in poverty. A living wage varies greatly from country to country and that is also taken into consideration. Organic Standards differ as to what “organic” means from country to country but generally speaking, organic fashion refers to the materials used and how they’re grown. Basically this means that the materials are grown without the use of pesticides, synthetic fertilizers, genetically-modified organisms (GMOs), sewage sludge, ionizing radiation, or other chemicals. Social responsibility Social responsibility means that a company adheres to a business framework that values people and the planet as well as profit. It’s about benefiting local communities and their environment. Unfortunately, brands claiming social responsibility can’t always be taken at face value. This term is often used in greenwashing. WRAP certified Worldwide Responsible Accredited Production (WRAP), formerly Worldwide Responsible Apparel Production, is a not-for-profit 501(c)(6) organization dedicated to promoting safe, lawful, humane and ethical manufacturing around the world through certification and education. The WRAP certification program mainly focuses on the apparel, footwear and sewn products sectors. Certified B CorpB Corporation certification is a private certification issued to for-profit companies by B Lab, a global nonprofit organization with offices in the United States, Europe, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and a partnership in Latin America with Sistema B. To be granted and to preserve certification, companies must receive a minimum score on an online assessment for "social and environmental performance." Okay! That’s it! I hope this was helpful to you! And remember, if you have ANY questions at all, you can email me - hello@stillbeingmolly.com or find me on social media - @stillbeingmolly or @businesswithpurposepodcast. And if you share the show on social media, you can use the hashtag, #businesswithpurposepodcast. Be sure to head on over to iTunes, Spotify, Google Play, Radio Public, or wherever you listen to podcasts and make sure you are SUBSCRIBED to the show. Clicking that subscribe button helps ensure that you NEVER miss a new episode of the podcast! And while you are there, would you mind taking a moment to leave a review of the show? Leaving a review of the show helps me to know what you are liking and how this show is personally impacting you. This show is edited by my amazing husband and “executive producer" John Stillman and the music is by Marc Killian of Third Wheel Media. Thank you SO much for listening and go do something good with purpose on purpose!

Picard Pre-Season 1 Roundtable: What Makes Picard Such a Compelling Character? We’re back with a Star Trek: Picard pre-season 1 roundtable episode! This time out, we are joined by esteemed Trek historian, author, podcaster, and Portal 47 purveyor, Larry Nemecek; Mark Kirkman, my friend, and co-host on The Walking Dead Talk Through and Fear the Walking Dead Talk Through; and Patrons Fred from The Netherlands, James (The Augmented Sailor) Robbins, and Laurence Todd (LT from NC). We begin the roundtable discussion with a compelling question submitted to us by LT, “What makes Picard such a compelling character?” We then round out the discussion with our thoughts of Star Trek: Picard prior to its debut on Thursday, January 23, 2020. That’s it for this Pre-Season Picard Roundtable! So, that’s it for this episode! Our next episode, we’ll be discussing the series premiere of Star Trek: Picard! Like on The Star Trek Discovery Podcast, your feedback is SO important to us!!! Share your thoughts about the first episode with us, and our listeners! Most importantly, remember to subscribe to The Star Trek Picard Cast! Links to us… Want to participate? Join our Facebook group! And follow us on Twitter! And don’t forget to subscribe to us on Apple Podcasts! While you do, we’d appreciate it if you can leave us a review, hopefully, a 5-star! Or, if not, a rating will do!!! Finally, you can support us on Patreon! If you don’t have a subscription to CBS All Access, click here to sign up! Clicking this link gives us a small finders’ fee, which costs you nothing! Enter the discount code JANUARY to get a free month! Become a Patron!

Picard Pre-Season 1 Roundtable: What Makes Picard Such a Compelling Character? We’re back with a Star Trek: Picard pre-season 1 roundtable episode! This time out, we are joined by esteemed Trek historian, author, podcaster, and Portal 47 purveyor, Larry Nemecek; Mark Kirkman, my friend, and co-host on The Walking Dead Talk Through and Fear the Walking Dead Talk Through; and Patrons Fred from The Netherlands, James (The Augmented Sailor) Robbins, and Laurence Todd (LT from NC). We begin the roundtable discussion with a compelling question submitted to us by LT, “What makes Picard such a compelling character?” We then round out the discussion with our thoughts of Star Trek: Picard prior to its debut on Thursday, January 23, 2020. That’s it for this Pre-Season Picard Roundtable! So, that’s it for this episode! Our next episode, we’ll be discussing the series premiere of Star Trek: Picard! Like on The Star Trek Discovery Podcast, your feedback is SO important to us!!! Share your thoughts about the first episode with us, and our listeners! Most importantly, remember to subscribe to The Star Trek Picard Cast! Links to us… Want to participate? Join our Facebook group! And follow us on Twitter! And don’t forget to subscribe to us on Apple Podcasts! While you do, we’d appreciate it if you can leave us a review, hopefully, a 5-star! Or, if not, a rating will do!!! Finally, you can support us on Patreon! If you don’t have a subscription to CBS All Access, click here to sign up! Clicking this link gives us a small finders’ fee, which costs you nothing! Enter the discount code JANUARY to get a free month! Become a Patron!

After returning from their mission, the wanderers take time to rest and get to know the people and place of Legam on their own. Each one of them strike out for a bit as we get to see a little more of their personalities and personal stories. This time, join Nehemiah as he gets to know a few people, investigates some strange tracks, and come across something that unsettles him a bit. Find us online: Imprinted Echoes website: http://www.imprintedechoes.com/ Impinted Echoes Twitter: https://twitter.com/ImprintedEchoes Ghostlight Media website: https://www.ghostlightmedia.net/ Ghostlight Media Twitter: https://twitter.com/GLMPods Music and SFX Credits: Intro - “Whispers of the Ancients” by Justin Longacre (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCb91nye1bAWGc70VQevM5cA) “The Monolith Speaks” by Justin Longacre (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCb91nye1bAWGc70VQevM5cA) Music from https://filmmusic.io "Controlled Chaos" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Clicking and Sonic Blast SFX mixed by Zann Campbell-Johannes with samples from: "Lightswitch + Lever-Click - Royalty Free SFX" by Squared Glasses, License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Noi5qm9LkPI “Sonic Boom Massive” by AirMan Massive sonic boom sound effect made by an f-18 breaking the sound barrier at an air show while passing directly overhead. Uploaded: 12.05.10 License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NcoiJE2kP_M

Support Topic Lords on Patreon and get episodes a week early! (https://www.patreon.com/topiclords) Lords: * April is a Park Ranger and a Beast Lord and Jim's wife * Ryan Ike Composer is a topic bucket at https://twitter.com/RyanIkeComposer/ Topics: * 4:58 Inventing secular rituals for children * 19:25 Playing a Tabletop RPG can make you a better person * 33:02 Which key is most fun to jam in, on the piano? * The Strong Songs episode about "I Wish," by Stevie Wonder. http://strongsongspodcast.com/i-wish-by-stevie-wonder * "I Wish," by Stevie Wonder. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hYKYka-PNt0 * Perfect Pitch. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Absolutepitch * A=432 tuning. https://attunedvibrations.com/432hz-healing/ * Patent: Vibrating toilet seat. https://patents.google.com/patent/US4920583A/en * 40:30 The Muddler asks: "What would happen if we outlawed moss, botanically and culturally?" * Reintroducing wolves to Yellowstone. https://youtu.be/ysa5OBhXz-Q * 47:27 Monster Kabinett is a robot-hell you can pay to go to in Berlin, why don't we have these here? https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/monster-kabinett * The cliffs of Dún Aonghasa. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/D%C3%BAnAonghasa * Oneonta falls. https://www.whentobewhere.com/travel-listing/oneonta-gorge-lower-oneonta-falls * 58:18 "Dance Monkey," by The Tones and I. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q0hyYWKXF0Q Microtopics: * Taking the beast lord before someone else does. * Being the bucket. * Being rooted to the ground and going down with the ship. * Brains autocorrecting puns out of existence. * Vouching for a deer prancing across a beach. * Not marrying someone born in the early 2000s. * Getting into that bucket. * Getting to sing in a room that's made for singing in. * A cat wanting to get into the recording studio really bad. * A cask of amontillado situation except the cask is the entire world outside the recording studio. * Choosing to consciously develop rituals for your son. * Throwing all of spirituality out with the bathwater. * Going to Hell even though you tried your best. * Being a steward of the land. * Recoiling from going out in public because social media has drained all your life energy. * Calling a dog a good dog when they're just being a dog. * Having a quiet reflection about the Solstice in the middle of a labyrinth. * Changing your real name because your pseudonym is better. * The murder squad rolling out. * Giving polygons the business and feeling bad for them. * Figuring out how to be a good person even though you're literally a monster. * The laws of physics demanding that you torture a goblin. * Turning into a grouse and being like "peace out, losers." * Creating an even worse relationship dynamic but at least this one isn't racist. * Rolling up a CVS middle manager for your D&D one-shot. * Working to become blind but always knowing you could work harder. * Meeting someone who won't admit that they like fun shapes. * Your local goth park ranger with a tattoo covered in flowers. * A toilet seat that vibrates at the brown note. * Knowing from experience that eventually you run out of poop. * Clicking random grids while you think about moss being illegal. * Outlawing Kate Moss as an unintentional side-effect of your moss legislation. * Being the moss lord. * Being the moss beast. * Muddling your mimosa because you're ahead of the curve. * Not drinking, but knowing so much about it that it'd be dangerous if you did. * Moss turning out to be the linchpin to global biological harmony. * Taking the time you used to spend itching and spending it reproducing. * Everybody being everything. * A Delightful Nightmare. * Having to wait because Mother is not ready yet. * Mother being ready now. * Mother turning out to be a free-roaming robotic spider about the size of a smart car. * Mother malfunctioning and kicking an aluminum folding chair across the room. * Mother vibrating out of the way like a cheap hotel bed. * A robot sticking out of the wall with crazy proboscis lips. * A robot that knows how to use chopsticks. * A flesh robot playing German industrial metal while you try to escape. * Mother remembering you and wanting to drink your blood. * Guessing sweaters until the beast lord tells you to stop. * A tourist attraction with a bunch of signs saying "don't come here" * Not wanting to die but on the other hand wanting a cool inscrutable death. * Having an animated gif of your cool death on your tombstone. * Joanna Newsom doing Aretha Franklin. * Not wanting to admit whether you're a doctor. * Playing a miniature game of snake in the spreadsheet that only you can perceive. * Still not having a catchphrase. * Being the beast bucket.