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President of the Merbein Great Australian Vanilla Slice Triumph Jay Telford with details on this Saturdays Epic event in Commercial St. Merbein. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We'd like to thank our latest sponsor: Trap Queen(TM) Crab Remainders.Drink of the Week (3:14)China down at the Market Bar on Commercial St. put me up on game with her Cantarito recipe. I remember only fragments of the rest.Game of the Week (6:21)Playing a stripped-down version of Trivial Pursuit by phone with Augustus Crimes in the wee, bleary hours.Track of the Week (10:04)Discussing the powerhouse “Do It Up” from Erick Sermon's solo 1993 slab, No Pressure.

Il faut savoir se laisser faire par les créatifs ! Ce n'est pas moi qui le dis mais Stéphane Fritz, Président de Guy Hoquet, dans cet épisode complément dédié à la nouvelle marque Hoquet Business. Et puis, comme mon objectif était de comprendre comment cette nouvelle marque s'est travaillée, nous avons invité le créatif qui y a contribué, avec son équipe : le très respecté Hubert de Malherbe.  Lire aussi ici.   Vous appréciez LES ONDES DE L'IMMO ? Partagez les épisodes sur vos réseaux sociaux, mettez des ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ sur Apple Podcasts ici  ou faites nous le savoir avec un petit mail. Nous adorons vous lire car cela nous permet d'améliorer chaque jour un peu plus nos émissions.  S'inscrire à notre newsletter ? C'est ici.  ©️SAS VADE ©️Musique composée par SHAM en exclusivité - Toute utilisation interdite.  ©️Design : Jean-Louis Duralek 

Before leaving for the day, NYLA Fresh Thread owner Leon Drzewiecki begins playing the viral children's song “Baby Shark” by Pinkfong on the speaker outside his Commercial St. storefront. Police in Devon are asking for help in finding a bus passenger who caused £200 worth of damage by eating his seat – or at least a chunk of it. The last cows part of Quebec's runaway herd of Holsteins were captured and returned home Saturday, said the local union for agricultural producers, UPA Mauricie. I hate the news. Like, really hate the news. It's mostly just politics, and death, and scare tactics. So I decided to create my own news show - for people like me who hate the news - with nothing but funny and wacky stories from around the world. I call it Tony P. Oddcast. find me at http://www.tonyphenderson.com music http://www.klyma.com

The oldest bookstore on the Cape, The Provincetown Bookshop, opens it's new location on Commercial St. 

This week, I am talking with Chris Tkach, Owner, and Founder of Idle Hands Craft Ales. Idle Hands is a Belgian and German-inspired Craft Brewery located in Malden, MA, and is celebrating its 10th anniversary during Oktoberfest. What started as a simple homebrewing kit from his uncle for his 21st birthday quickly became a passion for creating craft beers for others to enjoy. Not only does Chris appreciate the art behind beer making, but his wife Grace is also a beer connoisseur and plays the significant role of Idle Hands Chief Right Hand. While Chris manages all beer-related functions of the brewery, Grace takes care of all “right-brained activities, including marketing and people-related fun.” Today, Chris shares what the past ten years have been like in the beer industry and the many changes along the way, including the opportunity to open their taproom. We also discuss the challenges faced during Covid-19 and how Idle Hands was well equipped to pivot along the way. Chris also shares his goals for the future and advice he would give any new business owner. Topics Discussed: Changes in the craft beer industry over the past decade Defining Entrepreneurship as reinventing your business over & over again How Covid-19 impact the beer industry (and how Idle Hands pivoted) Why feeding your soul is more important than feeding your bank account Recognizing pure joy and happiness as the ultimate form of success Connect with Idle Hands Craft Ales: Website: http://www.idlehandscraftales.com/site/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/IdleHandsCraftAles Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/idlehandsbeer/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/idlehandsbeer Relevant Articles: Idle Hands Craft Ales, Best Brewery in Boston - https://www.bostonmagazine.com/best-of-boston-archive/2020/idle-hands-craft-ales/ Contact Idle Hands Craft Ales: Address: 89 Commercial St, Malden, MA 02148 Call: 781-333-6070 Email: info@idlehandscraftales.com Connect with Mark Condon: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BostonsBestPodcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bostonsbest_podcast/ About Boston's Best: “Highlighting successful businesses in and around Boston, MA.” Go behind the scenes with financial planner Mark Condon as he asks industry-leading experts to talk about their businesses throughout the state of Massachusetts. Through each episode, Mark finds what sets these different businesses apart from their competition and how they rose above the inevitable challenges they faced along the way to their ultimate success.

Construction started this week on Santa Fe Trail, Las Animas County was named most rural in Colorado by NYC paper and Colorado officials rolled out a $3.8 billion transportation fee bill Tuesday. In more local news, May 7 is Senior Citizens Day for Carnegie Library Bookstore. Stop by 132 N. Commercial St. between 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. for discounted products. 

Happening today, A new eatery called AlMack's Kitchen opened up on Wednesday at the Marketplace's food court on Commercial St. in downtown Trinidad. In state news, the recently opened In-N-Out chain located in Colorado Springs and Aurora have experienced outbreaks of COVID-19 within staff, to the disappointment of many patrons. In National news, U.S. President Donald Trump becomes the first president in history to be impeached twice. Stick around for more. 

Jonathan Scott Oberlander, owner and winemaker of J. Scott Cellars, is the epitome of the new generation of Oregon winemakers who utilize a combination of Old World winemaking traditions with New World technology and innovation. Jonathan received a Master’s in Enology from UC Davis (California) and worked as Associate Winemaker for Bernadus Vineyards and Winery in Monterrey. In 2003 he was offered the position of Assistant Winemaker at Silvan Ridge in Eugene, Oregon, it seemed an opportunity he could not pass up! Jonathan and his wife, Bonnie, sold their home in California and very quickly, the family (including two young daughters) was on its way to Oregon. In 2005, Jonathan was promoted to head the Silvan Ridge winemaking team.While at Silvan Ridge, in 2005, Jonathan established his own brand, J. Scott Cellars. The first eight years, J. Scott Cellars wine was made at Silvan Ridge as a “custom crush” client. In 2013, we moved into what is the current winery/tasting room space in west Eugene and J. Scott Cellars became Jonathan’s sole winemaking focus. The J. Scott Cellars brand features an extensive menu of extraordinary tasting wines of the Pacific Northwest, with 18 current and past vintages receiving the coveted 90 Pts and above from national publication, “Wine Enthusiast”! Because we are an urban winery and have no vineyard, we are able to contract with farmers around the state (and in Washington) to purchase grapes that meet Jonathan’s high standards, this means we are not restricted to what grows only in the southern Willamette Valley. For example, we source grapes from the warmer, drier Rogue Valley along the California/Oregon border or head up to Walla Walla in Washington for Bordeaux varietals.Now, in an exciting addition to the brand, a second tasting room will be opening in January of 2020 at 207 E. 5th Ave., Suite 105, in downtown Eugene’s bustling 5th St. Market District. The new J. Scott Cellars on 5th will provide full wine service, retail bottle and wine related merchandise sales plus a small menu of plates focused on wine friendly, quality foods. The current Tasting Room located within the working winery is only able to open to the public Friday evenings and Saturdays, as well as closing in early fall during grape harvest and crush season. This additional location on 5th Street will allow guests to enjoy J. Scott Cellars wine seven days a week, all year long. The original Winery Tasting Room location on Commercial St. will continue with its current Friday and Saturday hours in the WestSide Warehouse District.

Sounds from: 1. Muir Woods National Monument, Marin County - USA (Amar) 2. Austin Airport, Austin - USA (Rachel) 3. Macquarie Shopping Centre, Sydney - Australia (Abhishek) 4. It's Boba Time, San Diego - USA (Amar) 5. 24th & Mission St, San Francisco - USA (Helen) 6. 235 Commercial St, Nevada City - USA (Helen) More at soundsof.earth Submit sounds at submit@soundsof.earth

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The Great Brink's Robbery was an armed robbery of the Brink's Building at the east corner of Prince St. and Commercial St. in the North End of Boston, Massachusetts on January 17, 1950. Today the building is a parking garage located at 600 Commercial Street. The robbery, skillfully executed with few clues left at the crime scene, was billed as "the crime of the century". It was then the largest robbery in the history of the United States and remained so until 1984. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/killerpodcast/support

The Great Brink's Robbery was an armed robbery of the Brink's Building at the east corner of Prince St. and Commercial St. in the North End of Boston, Massachusetts on January 17, 1950. Today the building is a parking garage located at 600 Commercial Street. The robbery, skillfully executed with few clues left at the crime scene, was billed as "the crime of the century". It was then the largest robbery in the history of the United States and remained so until 1984. Connect with us: Twitter: twitter.com/killer_podcast Instagram: www.instagram.com/killerpodcast/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/killerpodcast Web: www.killerpod.net Email: killerpodcast@gmail.com If you would like to support the show, please visit our Anchor page: Anchor: https://anchor.fm/killerpodcast Stay Safe. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/killerpodcast/support

Cheers to the San Diego beer lovers! Cameron Ball, head brewer and owner of Helix Brewing in La Mesa, CA is back on the show, this time to tell us about his new sour project; Sourworx.We get very nerdy with Cameron, digging deep into sour beers, the process, the hard work, and the time it takes to start a sour program. Cameron began his barreling program just after opening Helix in 2015 and sat on some the beers for three years before even sampling them. Nothing here is kettle soured; it's all wild fermented in barrels.Cameron also talks about the difference in beer styles, avoiding cross-contamination with the clean beer, kettle sour vs. wild fermented, prepping old barrels for beer, what different strains of yeast can do to the same beer, trying to reproduce a wild fermented beer, how to serve a sour, and more. It's a deep dive into the whole sour process.He also led us on a guided tasting of some of his sours: Big Dreams, Leslie, Future Futures, Two Emotions, Walking Through Windows, Delayed Promises, Scream with Me, and Betting on Stars.We end the interview with a round of rapid-fire questions. A huge thank you to Cameron Ball and Helix Brewing for having us and sharing their delicious beer. If you'd like to find out more about Helix and Sourworx, go to www.drinkhelix.com, www.facebook.com/helixbrewingco, www.twitter.com/helixbrewingco, or www.instagram.com/helixsourworx. And if you're in San Diego, head on 8101 Commercial St in La Mesa, CA.Don't forget to check us out at www.theunfilteredgentlemen.com and to follow us on our social medias for some great beer shots: www.facebook.com/theunfilteredgentlemen, @unfilteredgents on twitter and TheUnfilteredGentlemen on Instagram! We want you to drunk dial (805) 538-BEER (2337), we'd love to hear from you!

Producer/Host: Natalie Springuel Maine coastal and ocean issues: Portland’s Working Waterfront at a Crossroads What is the history of Portland’s working waterfront and what role does it play in the state’s fishing industry? What changes are fishermen and wharf owners experiencing on the waterfront? How has Portland’s mixed use zoning changed over the last several decades and how has this impacted water dependent industries? What is the status of development on the waterfront in Portland today? What would fishermen and wharf owners like the Portland waterfront to be in the future? Guests: John Bisnette, fisherman Jim Buxton, fisherman Bill Coppersmith, fisherman Keith Lane, fisherman Willis Spear, fisherman Greg Turner, fisherman Charlie Poole, owner of Union Wharf The post Coastal Conversations 2/22/19 first appeared on WERU 89.9 FM Blue Hill, Maine Local News and Public Affairs Archives.

About 80 firefighters from 17 different towns battled a massive 5-alarm blaze in a three-story apartment building at 316 Commercial St. in Whitman on Wednesday, Feb. 13, 2019.

In this podcast, you will hear from two well-respected members of the fishing industry, Jim Buxton and Willis Spear, about their histories, how they have seen Commercial St. change in their time in Portland and the issues that they face presently. This podcast is dedicated to the fishermen themselves. The Perfect Port is part one of a three-part podcast series about the Portland Working Waterfront and the issues that have arisen between commercial fishermen, lobstermen, groundfishermen, and others over the state of Portland’s development currently.

This is our 134th episode.  In our series, Innovation,  Joshua and Kerrie discuss the changes that come with implementing innovative ideas.   Reference: 134. Innovation. Saturday: That Is That Joshua and Kerrie get into a conversation about the celebrative song of God as we step into the new of the lifestyle of innovation.  It's a choice to live beyond the limits of yesterday.  Doing is so much better than just thinking about an idea.   They end the era of Studio 365 daily, stepping into a new era. You can continue find the completed daily series @ https://www.studio365daily.com .  Tomorrow, July 15, a new series will be fully released @studio365.tv. "That is that." A God-word to underline and meditate on: The LORD your God is with you,   the Mighty Warrior who saves.   He will take great delight in you;   in his love he will no longer rebuke you,   but will rejoice over you with singing (Zephaniah 3:17, NIV). We thank you friends for joining us at the table @ Studio365daily.comand moving forward with us checking in at our new website @studio365.tv as we release full series with longer episodes. As always we’re grateful for you–Co-hosts, Kerrie and Joshua and. . . all the tablethink team!   INNOVATION —a series about living in the innovative realm, beyond what is in the now. Stop by Studio 365 anytime to listen, share, and take the conversation to your table --a piece of tablethink's mission (tablethink powers Studio 365).   Tablethink. 147 Commercial St. NE Suite 6. Salem, OR 97301. Phone:  971-209-2527 Email: hello@tablethink.com

This is our 133rd episode.  In our series, Innovation,  Joshua and Kerrie discuss  how innovation often comes out of the hard spaces of life.  Reference: 133. Innovation. Friday: Make It Happen Joshua and Kerrie get into a conversation how execution is everything in the innovative realm.  We can have great ideas but never act on it.  They both agree to make the choice to make it happen is the best choice.   Studio 365 daily will end with episode 134 (July 14, 2018) and Studio 365 will begin releasing a complete series beginning July 15. A God-word to underline and meditate on: You intended to harm me, but God intended it all for good. He brought me to this position so I could save the lives of many people. (Genesis 50: 20, NLT)   INNOVATION —a series about living in the innovative realm, beyond what is in the now. Stop by Studio 365 anytime to listen, share, and take the conversation to your table --a piece of tablethink's mission (tablethink powers Studio 365).   Tablethink. 147 Commercial St. NE Suite 6. Salem, OR 97301. Phone:  971-209-2527 Email: hello@tablethink.com

This is our 132nd episode.  In our series, Innovation,  Joshua and Kerrie discuss the benefit to  paying attention to  feedback.   Reference: 132. Innovation. Thursday: The Benefit Joshua and Kerrie get into a conversation about the benefit of being innovative.  It’s the best way to live in each and every circumstances.  It’s a part of the open door of God’s more.   They discuss the new innovative idea for Studio 365–producing one series at a time–we will be able to go more in depth and be more focused on the subject.  You can either listen all at once or pace your listening. A God-word to underline and meditate on: ‘For in him we live and move and have our being.’  (Acts 17:28a, NIV).   INNOVATION —a series about living in the innovative realm, beyond what is in the now. Stop by Studio 365 anytime to listen, share, and take the conversation to your table --a piece of tablethink's mission (tablethink powers Studio 365).   Tablethink. 147 Commercial St. NE Suite 6. Salem, OR 97301. Phone:  971-209-2527 Email: hello@tablethink.com

This is our 131st episode.  In our series, Innovation,  Joshua and Kerrie discuss missing some things when we take the step out of what we've been doing to go to what's next.  But.  No matter what there's much more coming.   Reference: 131. Innovation. Wednesday: No Matter What Joshua and Kerrie talk about seeing failures as opportunities.  There's more to learn and experience every. single. day.   They talk about what's beginning with Studio 365 beginning July 15--we will be releasing a full series with longer episodes on a new website.  The original Studio 365 daily @ https://www.studio365daily.com will be retained with our original daily episodes categorized in each series. A God-word to underline and meditate on: When you go through deep waters,   I will be with you.  When you go through rivers of difficulty,  you will not drown.   When you walk through the fire of oppression,   you will not be burned up;  the flames will not consume you (Isaiah 43:2, NLT).   INNOVATION —a series about living in the innovative realm, beyond what is in the now. Stop by Studio 365 anytime to listen, share, and take the conversation to your table --a piece of tablethink's mission (tablethink powers Studio 365).   Tablethink. 147 Commercial St. NE Suite 6. Salem, OR 97301. Phone:  971-209-2527 Email: hello@tablethink.com

This is our 130th episode.  In our series, Innovation,  Joshua and Kerrie discuss the need to be willing to look at the big picture and doing what is necessary to move forward as an individual, family, and organization to move forward.   Reference: 130. Innovation. Tuesday: The Big Picture Joshua and Kerrie get into a conversation about refusing to hang onto things, which includes whatever took energy and had significant meaning.   They reveal that https://www.studio365daily.comwill continue to be available for the daily series from March 4-July 14, 2018.   A new website will be introduced on July 15.   A God-word to underline and meditate on: But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes on you; and you will be my witnesses in Jerusalem, and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the ends of the earth (Acts 1:8, NIV).   INNOVATION —a series about living in the innovative realm, beyond what is in the now. Stop by Studio 365 anytime to listen, share, and take the conversation to your table --a piece of tablethink's mission (tablethink powers Studio 365).   Tablethink. 147 Commercial St. NE Suite 6. Salem, OR 97301. Phone:  971-209-2527 Email: hello@tablethink.com

This is our 129th episode.  In our series, Innovation,  Joshua and Kerrie discuss  what's best "now" may not be the best in the "not-yet." Reference: 129. Innovation. Monday:  Joshua and Kerrie get into a conversation about choosing the best route on the adventure of life.  The best in the present is not always the best in the future.  It takes a risk and trust to step into what comes next.  They reveal the next step for Studio 365 will begin Sunday, July 15.  All the shows in a series will be released at once rather than on a daily basis.   A God-word to underline and meditate on: "Do not call to mind the former things, Or ponder things of the past. Behold, I will do something new, Now it will spring forth; Will you not be aware of it? I will even make a roadway in the wilderness, Rivers in the desert. (Isaiah 43: 18-19, NASB)     INNOVATION —a series about living in the innovative realm, beyond what is in the now. Stop by Studio 365 anytime to listen, share, and take the conversation to your table --a piece of tablethink's mission (tablethink powers Studio 365).   Tablethink. 147 Commercial St. NE Suite 6. Salem, OR 97301. Phone:  971-209-2527 Email: hello@tablethink.com

This is our 128th episode.  In our series, Innovation,  Joshua and Kerrie discuss how we need to move forward with resolve, courage, and excitement to change what needs to be changed.   Reference:  128. Innovation. Sunday: Something More Joshua and Kerrie get into a conversation about making plans with innovative flexibility, being aware that it's easy to become stuck and settle into a stagnant lifestyle.   They also begin a discussion about the upcoming changes of Studio 365 podcast shows.   A God-word to underline and meditate on: He who believes in Me, as the Scripture said, ‘From his innermost being will flow rivers of living water.’” (John 7:38, NASB)   INNOVATION —a series about living in the innovative realm, beyond what is in the now. Stop by Studio 365 anytime to listen, share, and take the conversation to your table --a piece of tablethink's mission (tablethink powers Studio 365).   Tablethink. 147 Commercial St. NE Suite 6. Salem, OR 97301. Phone:  971-209-2527 Email: hello@tablethink.com

This is our 127th episode.  In our series, Innovation,  Joshua and Kerrie discuss how we live the best life when we refuse to settle and choose to take the next step outside of the "box."  Reference:  127. Innovation. Saturday: The Key To Risk Joshua and Kerrie get into a conversation about how to have peace with the risk being innovative, stepping out in the unknown.  First and foremost is to choose not to worry about anything and to pray about everything.  The next step is to make a plan with necessary milestones to put into action.   A God-word to underline and meditate on: Don’t worry about anything; instead, pray about everything; tell God your needs, and don’t forget to thank him for his answers.  If you do this, you will experience God’s peace, which is far more wonderful than the human mind can understand. His peace will keep your thoughts and your hearts quiet and at rest as you trust in Christ Jesus. (Philippians 4:6-7, TLB).   INNOVATION —a series about living in the innovative realm, beyond what is in the now. Stop by Studio 365 anytime to listen, share, and take the conversation to your table --a piece of tablethink's mission (tablethink powers Studio 365).   Talk to you tomorrow in Studio 365. News On The Series, “Fear” Tablethink. 147 Commercial St. NE Suite 6. Salem, OR 97301. Phone:  971-209-2527 Email:hello@tablethink.com

This is our 126th episode.  In our series, Innovation,  Joshua and Kerrie discuss how we live the best life when we refuse to settle and choose to take the next step outside of the "box."  Reference:  126. Innovation. Friday:  Failure? Joshua and Kerrie get into a conversation about how innovation often leads to something that could qualify as failure, but instead leads to the next step.  Refusing to settle or be stuck in the "failure" is key to moving forward, taking action.  Joshua tells the story of WD-40 as an encouragement that God will guide us through the failures to the place of our purpose.  A God-word to underline and meditate on: But my life is worth nothing to me unless I use it for finishing the work assigned me by the Lord Jesus— the work of telling others the Good News about the wonderful grace of God (Acts 20:24, NLT).   INNOVATION —a series about living in the innovative realm, beyond what is in the now. Stop by Studio 365 anytime to listen, share, and take the conversation to your table --a piece of tablethink's mission (tablethink powers Studio 365).   Talk to you tomorrow in Studio 365. News On The Series, “Fear” Tablethink. 147 Commercial St. NE Suite 6. Salem, OR 97301. Phone:  971-209-2527 Email:hello@tablethink.com

This is our 125th episode.  In our series, Innovation,  Joshua and Kerrie discuss how we live the best life when we refuse to settle and choose to take the next step outside of the "box."  Reference:  125. Innovation. Thursday:  New Wine Joshua and Kerrie get into a conversation about how innovation aligns with how Jesus described new wine stretching the wine skins in the ancient days.  Innovation stretches and grows us as an attitude as well as an action.  They talk about categorizing our innovative  dream-ideas to evaluate how it's possible to go for it.   A God-word to underline and meditate on: No one pours new wine into old wineskins. The wine would swell and burst the old skins. Then the wine would be lost, and the skins would be ruined. New wine must be put into new wineskins. Both the skins and the wine will then be safe.    (Matthew 9:17, Mark 2:22, and Luke 5:39, CEV).   INNOVATION —a series about living in the innovative realm, beyond what is in the now. Stop by Studio 365 anytime to listen, share, and take the conversation to your table --a piece of tablethink's mission (tablethink powers Studio 365).   Talk to you tomorrow in Studio 365. News On The Series, “Fear” Tablethink. 147 Commercial St. NE Suite 6. Salem, OR 97301. Phone:  971-209-2527 Email:hello@tablethink.com

This is our 124th episode.  In our series, Innovation,  Joshua and Kerrie discuss how we live the best life when we refuse to settle and choose to take the next step outside of the "box."  Reference:  124. Innovation. Wednesday:  Brainstorming Joshua and Kerrie get into a conversation about waiting for God to form an innovative vision, trusting and waiting on God.  Taking time to brainstorm as an individual, couple, family, and organization opens the door to the vision.   A God-word to underline and meditate on: This vision is for a future time. It describes the end, and it will be fulfilled. If it seems slow in coming, wait patiently, for it will surely take place.   It will not be delayed (Habakkuk 2:3, NLT).   INNOVATION —a series about living in the innovative realm, beyond what is in the now. Stop by Studio 365 anytime to listen, share, and take the conversation to your table --a piece of tablethink's mission (tablethink powers Studio 365).   Talk to you tomorrow in Studio 365. News On The Series, “Fear” Tablethink. 147 Commercial St. NE Suite 6. Salem, OR 97301. Phone:  971-209-2527 Email:hello@tablethink.com

This is our 123rd episode.  In our series, Innovation,  Joshua and Kerrie discuss how we live the best life when we refuse to settle and choose to take the next step outside of the "box."  Reference:  123. Innovation. Tuesday:  Something More Joshua and Kerrie get into a conversation about moving into God's more, dreaming and preparing for when the work is to be launched.  They talk about the dream Kerrie had for  the Red Door Church decades before it was launched in 2015, challenging us to pray, "Disturb us, Lord."  Sir Francis Drake prayed in 1577, Disturb us, Lord, when we are too well pleased with ourselves, when our dreams have come true because we have dreamed too little, when we arrived safely because we sailed too close to the shore. A God-word to underline and meditate on: Now to him who is able to do immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine, according to his power that is at work within us . . . (Ephesians 3:20, NIV).   INNOVATION —a series about living in the innovative realm, beyond what is in the now. Stop by Studio 365 anytime to listen, share, and take the conversation to your table --a piece of tablethink's mission (tablethink powers Studio 365).   Talk to you tomorrow in Studio 365. News On The Series, “Fear” Tablethink. 147 Commercial St. NE Suite 6. Salem, OR 97301. Phone:  971-209-2527 Email:hello@tablethink.com

This is our 122nd episode.  In our series, Innovation,  Joshua and Kerrie discuss how we live the best life when we refuse to settle and choose to take the next step outside of the "box."  Reference:  122. Innovation. Monday: What Could It Be? Joshua and Kerrie get into a conversation about God's invitation to step into the new of every. single. day.  It's an important piece of understanding the gift of dreaming and imagining how we can influence and impact our world to make things better.   A God-word to underline and meditate on: I will never forget this awful time, as I grieve over my loss.  Yet I still dare to hope when I remember this: The faithful love of the Lord never ends!   His mercies never cease. Great is his faithfulness; his mercies begin afresh each morning. (Lamentations 3:20-23, NLT)   INNOVATION —a series about living in the innovative realm, beyond what is in the now. Stop by Studio 365 anytime to listen, share, and take the conversation to your table --a piece of tablethink's mission (tablethink powers Studio 365).   Talk to you tomorrow in Studio 365. News On The Series, “Fear” Tablethink. 147 Commercial St. NE Suite 6. Salem, OR 97301. Phone:  971-209-2527 Email:hello@tablethink.com

This is our 121st episode.  In our series, Innovation,  Joshua and Kerrie discuss how we live the best life when we refuse to settle and choose to take the next step outside of the "box."  Reference:  121. Innovation. Sunday: The Next Joshua and Kerrie get into a conversation about how God gives the ability to have vision and the energy to take the next step forward in God's innovative realm.   A God-word to underline and meditate on: “You don’t have enough faith,” Jesus told them. “I tell you the truth, if you had faith even as small as a mustard seed, you could say to this mountain, ‘Move from here to there,’ and it would move. Nothing would be impossible" (Matthew 17:20, NLT).   INNOVATION —a series about living in the innovative realm, beyond what is in the now. Stop by Studio 365 anytime to listen, share, and take the conversation to your table --a piece of tablethink's mission (tablethink powers Studio 365).   Talk to you tomorrow in Studio 365. News On The Series, “Fear” Tablethink. 147 Commercial St. NE Suite 6. Salem, OR 97301. Phone:  971-209-2527 Email:hello@tablethink.com

This is our 120th episode.  In our series, Process Part 2,  Joshua and Kerrie discuss how we manage each day will determine the outcome of our life.   Reference:  120. Process Part 2. Saturday: The Next Step Joshua and Kerrie get into a conversation about the importance of being a good manager of our life, understanding the process is key to who we become.  The process is a pathway to the next step and enables us to teach those who come behind us.   A God-word to underline and meditate on: Set your minds on things above, not on earthly things (Colossians 3:2, NIV).  Series:  Process Part 2--the process of it all is as important as the outcome. Stop by Studio 365 anytime to listen, share, and take the conversation to your table --a piece of tablethink's mission (tablethink powers Studio 365).   Talk to you tomorrow in Studio 365. News On The Series, “Fear” Tablethink. 147 Commercial St. NE Suite 6. Salem, OR 97301. Phone:  971-209-2527 Email:hello@tablethink.com

This is our 119th episode.  In our series, Process Part 2,  Joshua and Kerrie discuss how we manage each day will determine the outcome of our life.   Reference:  119. Process Part 2. Friday: Are You Willing? Joshua and Kerrie get into a conversation about how mercy and grace are companions; however, there's a difference.  The question is, "Are you willing to give mercy as well as grace in the process of life?"   A God-word to underline and meditate on: Stay focused; do not lose sight of mercy and truth;     . . .    meditate on them so they are written upon your heart. 4 In this way, you will win the favor of God and others  and they will think well of you. Proverbs 3: 3, 4, Voice  Series:  Process Part 2--the process of it all is as important as the outcome. Stop by Studio 365 anytime to listen, share, and take the conversation to your table --a piece of tablethink's mission (tablethink powers Studio 365).   Talk to you tomorrow in Studio 365. News On The Series, “Fear” Tablethink. 147 Commercial St. NE Suite 6. Salem, OR 97301. Phone:  971-209-2527 Email:hello@tablethink.com    

This is our 118th episode.  In our series, Process Part 2,  Joshua and Kerrie discuss how we manage each day will determine the outcome of our life.   Reference:  118. Process Part 2. Thursday: What If Joshua and Kerrie get into a conversation of how to refuse worry which results in the negative of the "what if's."  The process of moving worrying out of our daily life requires us to go down the road of moving towards the best possible scenario.   A God-word to underline and meditate on: Jesus said: Can any one of you by worrying add a single hour to your life?  (Matthew 6:27, NIV) "But seek first his kingdom and his righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well" (Matthew 6:33, NIV).  Series:  Process Part 2--the process of it all is as important as the outcome. Stop by Studio 365 anytime to listen, share, and take the conversation to your table --a piece of tablethink's mission (tablethink powers Studio 365).   Talk to you tomorrow in Studio 365. News On The Series, “Fear” Tablethink. 147 Commercial St. NE Suite 6. Salem, OR 97301. Phone:  971-209-2527 Email:hello@tablethink.com

This is our 117th episode.  In our series, Process Part 2,  Joshua and Kerrie discuss how we manage each day will determine the outcome of our life.   Reference:  117. Process Part 2. Wednesday: Change It Up Joshua and Kerrie discuss the need to be aligned with God's more, which may mean we need to change it up.  It requires a decision and determination to step into what more God has for us.   A God-word to underline and meditate on: Then Jesus said to him, “Get up! Pick up your mat and walk.” At once the man was cured; he picked up his mat and walked. (John 5:9-10, NIV)  Series:  Process Part 2--the process of it all is as important as the outcome. Stop by Studio 365 anytime to listen, share, and take the conversation to your table --a piece of tablethink's mission (tablethink powers Studio 365).   Talk to you tomorrow in Studio 365. News On The Series, “Fear” Tablethink. 147 Commercial St. NE Suite 6. Salem, OR 97301. Phone:  971-209-2527 Email:hello@tablethink.com

This is our 116th episode.  In our series, Process Part 2,  Joshua and Kerrie discuss how we manage each day will determine the outcome of our life.   Reference:  116. Process Part 2. Tuesday: One Thing Joshua and Kerrie discuss the need to determine what we value in our life.  At the end of the day, the value that matters most is relationship.  In turn, we see this value front and center as we set daily goals and priorities.   A God-word to underline and meditate on: But Martha was distracted by all the preparations that had to be made. She came to him and asked, “Lord, don’t you care that my sister has left me to do the work by myself? Tell her to help me!” “Martha, Martha,” the Lord answered, “you are worried and upset about many things, but few things are needed—or indeed only one.   Mary has chosen what is better, and it will not be taken away from her.” (Luke 10: 40-42, NIV).  Series:  Process Part 2--the process of it all is as important as the outcome. Stop by Studio 365 anytime to listen, share, and take the conversation to your table --a piece of tablethink's mission (tablethink powers Studio 365).   Talk to you tomorrow in Studio 365. News On The Series, “Fear” Tablethink. 147 Commercial St. NE Suite 6. Salem, OR 97301. Phone:  971-209-2527 Email:hello@tablethink.com

This is our 115th episode.  In our series, Process Part 2,  Joshua and Kerrie discuss how we manage each day will determine the outcome of our life.   Reference: 115. Process Part 2. Monday: Make Space Joshua and Kerrie take today's conversation deep into the value of making space for worship as a lifestyle as well as a set-aside-time to turn the mind, heart, and soul completely towards God.   A God-word to underline and meditate on: The heavens proclaim the glory of God.   The skies display his craftsmanship.   Day after day they continue to speak;  night after night they make him known.   They speak without a sound or word;  their voice is never heard.   Yet their message has gone throughout the earth,  and their words to all the world. (Psalm 19:1-4, NLT).  Series:  Process Part 2--the process of it all is as important as the outcome. Stop by Studio 365 anytime to listen, share, and take the conversation to your table --a piece of tablethink's mission (tablethink powers Studio 365).   Talk to you tomorrow in Studio 365. News On The Series, “Fear” Tablethink. 147 Commercial St. NE Suite 6. Salem, OR 97301. Phone:  971-209-2527 Email:hello@tablethink.com

This is our 100th episode.  We are in the series, "Process."   Joshua and Kerrie can't believe they have completed one hundred episodes today and share what can be learned from the process at this point in time.  The process has been a gracious gift from God.  We are grateful for God's goodness.   And He said, “I Myself will make all My goodness pass before you, and will proclaim the name of the LORD before you; and I will be gracious to whom I will be gracious, and will show compassion on whom I will show compassion” (Exodus 33: 19, NASB).  Series:  Process--the process of it all is as important as the outcome. Take time to celebrate with Studio 365:   100th Episode Special Edition Newsletter You can connect with Joshua and Kerrie @ Studio 365 147 Commercial St. NE Suite 6Salem, OR 97301. Phone:  971-209-2527 Email:  hello@tablethink.com Email: hello@tablethink.com  

In this first episode, we have some morning  fun and then get down to business, discussing  the value of starting something new and the obstacle everyone faces at one time or another. Let’s get started with the basics —  START is the word for March.  It’s easy to avoid starting something new.    It might be that you decide to finally tackle the junk drawer that bugs you every time you open it or you know it's time to take a leap of faith and begin a business.  The thing is . . . I've learned that it not only requires time and energy to start a big or small project . . . but it requires me to take action.   Failure to start something new—big or small—opens the door for an eventual mundane and monotonous life.   We are made for NEW.  There’s a lot to consider and it’s not always easy to get started.   So.  Think about this—the root of procrastination is most often fear—if, we don’t do it—we don’t have to face failure.  It takes a lot of courage to manage the fear of failure.   I love history—when Franklin Roosevelt was President of the United States—the US economy had tanked and war loomed.  President Roosevelt made this statement in his inauguration for his first four-year term on March 4,1933: “We have nothing to fear, but fear itself.” Isn't this a powerful statement?  It's something to think about.  So.  Are your ready? Here’s today’s life-list:   Refuse the discouragement of failing before starting.  It comes at all of us.  There’s no one immune—whether it’s starting something new in a relationship, finances, health—whatever defines your daily life or a new venture.   Take time today to evaluate what you need to start first—what’s screaming loud in your head?  Answer these questions: Is it an obstacle in your personal life?  Is it a need in your community?  Is it something that will matter long term?   3.  Pray and ask—what is the one thing to start this month?  Not everything.  BUT.  One thing.  4.  Focus on these words given by God to the ancient leader Joshua before he had barely started.  The words are worth knowing and living by:    . . . Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged, for the Lord your God will be with you wherever you go.” (Joshua 1:9) 5.  Remember as you start:  God will be with you wherever you go.  Let this truth go deep in your soul.  You will be strengthened and encouraged.   Let’s start the day with courage.  Talk to you tomorrow in Studio 365.   Start— We are made for new.  Stop by Studio 365 anytime to listen, share, and take the conversation to your table –a piece of tablethink‘s mission (tablethink powers Studio 365).   Talk to you tomorrow in Studio 365. Tablethink. 147 Commercial St. NE Suite 6. Salem, OR 97301. Phone:  971-209-2527 Email:hello@tablethink.com  

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John Malkovich make a record, a Southern rocker relocates to Portland, kids confront gentrification and sneakers become high fashion. Change is afoot in this week’s State of Wonder.Malkovich On VinylActor and director John Malkovich has powerhouse interpretive skills and a knack for transformation that has carried iconic performances in films such as “Dangerous Liaisons,” “Of Mice and Men,” “In the Line of Fire” and, of course, as a fictional actor-turned-puppeteer in "Being John Malkovich." His greatest asset might be his voice, which is front and center in a new avant-garde record, “Like a Puppet Show.” We talked with him during the album's national release at Music Millennium.Portland filmmaker Todd Haynes’ "Carol"One of Portland’s most famous directors, Todd Haynes, captured our attention with experimental classics “Superstar: The Karen Carpenter Story” and “Poison” and held it with "Far From Heaven” and the HBO miniseries “Mildred Pierce.” His latest film, "Carol," about the love that dare not speak its name, stars Cate Blanchett and Rooney Mara. It’s racking up raves, including a best actress award for Mara at Cannes, and one of the most insightful reviews comes from critic David Edelstein for Fresh Air. It opens in Portland on Dec. 25.Dreamscapes in AstoriaDarren Orange of Astoria paints large, bold, abstract landscapes that are collected inside and outside Oregon. His moody treatments and strong color communicate coastal land and water with force and energy. He tells us about his latest exhibition, “Cascadian Slipstream,” which opens in downtown Astoria at 1198 Commercial St. on Dec. 12 and runs through Jan. 3. Drive-By Trucker Rolls Into PortlandOver the past couple of decades, Patterson Hood and his band, the Drive-By Truckers, have become standard-bearers for a unique strain of Southern rock – scorching and also super-thoughtful. Now, as the band releases a sprawling live album, Hood is spreading his wings. He turned heads with a recent essay in The New York Times Magazine about the Confederate flag and he recently relocated to Portland. Jerad Walker of opbmusic caught up with Patterson at Wordstock. Hood plays solo shows at the Doug Fir Lounge Dec. 9 and 16.A YA Sensation About Portland GentrificationAs a teenager in the 1990s, Renee Watson watched her friends and neighbors get priced out of Northeast Portland. Although she has since moved to New York, Watson’s new young adult novel, “This Side of Home,” is set in Portland and explores gentrification through the eyes of teenaged twins who come down on different sides of the issue. What’s The Most Expensive Book At Powell’s?Thousands wander through Powell’s City of Books in downtown Portland everyday, browsing through more than one million titles. As OPB’s John Rosman learned, there is one book that almost no one — including staff — is able to see. It’s locked away in a secret location and only taken out for serious buyers.Portland: The Center Of The Sneaker Universe? Portland has been called the Paris or Milan of sneakers, and that’s a big deal. “Sneakerheads,” who collect the shoes, have helped U.S. sales for Nike, Adidas and Under Armour sneakers soar 47 percent since 2009, and all three companies have major presences in Portland. OPB’s John Sepulvado hit the pavement to find out more about how sneaker fashion transforms Portland’s streets.Rapping Like The PopeThis week, Pope Francis set the Twitterverse on fire with a photo taken during his historic tour of Africa that looks like his Holiness is … well, rapping. Wags have been posting papal rhymes to Twitter with the hashtag #popebars. We asked Portland’s own Elton Cray, of Elton Cray and the Pariahs, to read some of the best ones for us. For example:“I murder these bars like Cain did to Abel /Better call me Charlie cause I'm surrounded by angels"