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FOOTBALL - Coming off a bye week and two straight losses, Haldane bounced back on Oct. 12 with a 23-0 home win over Peekskill. David Powlis completed 10 of 15 passes for 165 yards and three touchdowns, Alex Gaugler had 28 carries for 132 yards and Jake Thomas caught four passes for 95 yards and two scores. The Blue Devils scored in the first quarter on 51-yard and 23-yard passes from Powlis to Thomas. The defense also forced a safety to put Haldane up 16-0. The third TD came in the fourth quarter when Powlis fired a 23-yard pass to Brody Corless. Haldane (3-2) will host Putnam Valley (3-2) at 7 p.m. tonight (Oct. 18) under the lights for homecoming. BOYS' SOCCER - Haldane suffered two tough road losses, falling 6-0 at Peekskill on Oct. 11 and 4-0 at Walter Panas on Tuesday (Oct. 15). The Blue Devils (3-10) hosted Pawling on Thursday (Oct. 17) and travel to Putnam Valley on Saturday. GIRLS' SOCCER - While the boys hosted Walter Panas, the girls traveled to Cortlandt to face the Panthers but also fell, 4-1. After Stella Gretina tied the game for the Blue Devils in the first half, Panas scored three straight. On Wednesday (Oct. 16), Haldane honored its seniors - Amelia Alayon, Josie Foley-Hedlund, Zohra Kapoor, Martha McBride and Gabby Perilli - before hosting Yonkers Montessori Academy. Although YMA scored first, Gretina had the equalizer with 4:42 left in the first half, and a minute later Foley-Hedlund gave Haldane the lead. Gretina and Foley-Hedlund each scored again in the second half, along with Perilli, for a 5-2 win. The Blue Devils (2-11) have one more game scheduled, on Monday (Oct. 21) at Franklin Roosevelt. GIRLS' TENNIS - The Blue Devils won their fourth straight match on Oct. 10 over Westlake, 4-0. Ellie Dubroff and Mary McBride won at singles and Scout Thakur De Beer/Silvia Hardman and Charlie Robohm/Audrey Silverstein at doubles. Against Croton-Harmon on Oct. 11, the girls fell, 3-1, with Dubroff winning at singles. Despite a late-season surge, the Blue Devils (7-5) did not qualify for the Section I tournament. VOLLEYBALL - Haldane fell, 3-0, at Yonkers Montessori Academy on Oct. 11 but won at Pawling on Wednesday (Oct. 16), 3-1 (25-20, 25-19, 22-25, 25-20). Elaina Johanson had 11 kills, Liv Holmbo had 11 aces and Savannah Duggan scored 17 digs. The Blue Devils (3-11) host Croton-Harmon today (Oct. 18) at 4:15 p.m., travel to Putnam Valley on Monday and host Pawling at 6 p.m. on Wednesday. CROSS-COUNTRY - The boys edged Putnam Valley on Oct. 10 by one point for the league championship at North Salem. The girls finished second, seven points behind North Salem. Owen Powers won the boys' race, setting a course record in 16:44, Jack Ilian was third in 18:10 and Henry Amadei was 13th in 19:10. For the girls, Ashley Sousa was third in 22:50, Kate Resi was 10th in 24:54 and Hazel Berkley was 11th in 25:08. All six runners received All-League honors. The Blue Devils will race on Saturday (Oct. 19) in the Section I Invitational at Woodlands.

Six state lawmakers propose study Six Republican state senators introduced a bill on Aug. 30 that, if passed, would establish a commission to examine reopening Indian Point. The nuclear power plant south of Philipstown closed in 2021 and is being decommissioned. The bill also would reclassify nuclear energy and natural gas derived from trash and manure as "renewable energy" and authorize a feasibility study of small modular nuclear reactors. None of the lawmakers are from the Hudson Valley. Any effort to reopen Indian Point would face significant hurdles. For starters, the reactors have been dismantled, and Holtec, the firm hired to decommission the plant, has sent the federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission a "certificate of permanent cessation of operations" that states that it would be impossible to restart. Holtec is attempting to reopen a nuclear plant in western Michigan that closed in 2022, but its reactors are intact. The company must first get authorities to reinstate the operating license and prove to federal inspectors that the plant remains viable. The firm also plans to build small modular nuclear reactors (SMRs) in Michigan and at the closed Oyster Creek plant in eastern New Jersey. SMRs are a class of nuclear fission reactors that proponents say are cheaper and safer than current reactors. The federal Department of Energy had hoped to bring the first SMR online by 2030 in Idaho, but the plant was canceled last year when utilities balked at the cost, which had doubled to more than $9 billion. Building SMRs at Indian Point would prove difficult because, as part of the shutdown agreement, any plans to again create nuclear energy at the site must be approved by the Village of Buchanan, the Town of Cortlandt, Westchester County, New York State and the Hendrick Hudson School District. "There is no such consensus," said state Sen. Peter Harckham, a Democrat whose district includes Indian Point and who sits on the Indian Point Decommissioning Oversight Board. "This bill will never make it to the floor. Indian Point will be re-nuclearized when Elvis Presley makes his comeback tour. Discussions of bringing back nuclear energy to Indian Point are a pointless election-year stunt by Republican politicians. "If my colleagues across the aisle are that interested in nuclear power, they are welcome to invite atomic energy into their communities," Harckham said. Of the bill's sponsors, two are from Long Island, three from western New York and one from north of Saratoga Springs. The primary sponsor, Sen. Tom O'Mara, did not respond to a request for comment. But in a statement on Monday (Sept. 2), O'Mara criticized the state's green initiative as "an approach that has been built on rapidly imposing radical and sweeping clean energy mandates" that lacks a comprehensive cost-benefit analysis. O'Mara and other Republicans have called for the state's 2030 deadline to derive 70 percent of its electricity from renewables to be delayed by 10 years. O'Mara and other critics of the Indian Point shutdown have noted it immediately led to increased use of fossil-fuel-powered "peaker plants" designed to operate only during high demand. Victoria Leung, a staff attorney for Riverkeeper, said the environmental group isn't against examining the feasibility of nuclear technologies but that reopening Indian Point is out of the question. "It was an antiquated facility and responsible for killing billions of fish and fish larvae every year," she said. "This isn't a serious proposal." The bill also proposes that nuclear energy and natural gas derived from methane emissions from decomposing trash and manure - which the fossil-fuel industry and the prospective bill refer to as "renewable natural gas" - be reclassified as renewables. That would allow both sources to contribute to New York's 2030 goal. In current law, renewable energy is defined as "being continuously restored by natural or other means or are so large as to be usable for centuries without ...

Annsville Circle rezoned for housing and retail The Town of Cortlandt is laying the groundwork to redevelop a mostly barren stretch of Route 9 just south of Philipstown with housing, businesses and a promenade along Annsville Creek. Cortlandt last year approved zoning for the Annsville Waterfront Enhancement District, which has 38 parcels on 41 acres along Route 9 north of Annsville Circle, the roundabout that connects Route 9 (Albany Post Road) and Routes 6 and 202. The district extends along Highland Avenue to the town's border with Peekskill. On Route 9 north of the Table 9 Restaurant and Mobil gas station, the roadside is lined with empty buildings with for-sale signs. There is also an auto repair center and a maintenance facility used by the state Department of Transportation. Under the revised zoning, residences, restaurants, retail stores and hotels will be allowed in the district and, with special permits, developers will be able to build mixed-use residential projects. Cortlandt is requiring projects having more than five units of housing to designate 10 percent as "affordable" under Westchester County guidelines. Property owners will be given incentives to build a 10- to 15-foot-wide promenade for pedestrians and bicyclists along Annsville Creek, which passes under the Jan Peeck Bridge and connects to the Hudson River. "There's talk about building a hotel," said Richard Becker, the Cortlandt supervisor. "And we have three developers interested in developing significant apartment-style housing because there's such a housing shortage." Cortlandt is nearly finished with a design for a water and sewer district covering the area, where properties rely on wells and septic systems, said Becker. Westchester County has allocated $7 million to the $14 million project and Rep. Mike Lawler recently announced $1 million in federal funding, said Becker. Cortlandt has applied for a grant to cover the balance. "We've met with many of the property owners and there's tremendous interest because many of their septic fields are failing and the properties can't be redeveloped without adequate water and sewer," he said. Another problem, flooding, is supposed to be addressed by a $26 million, two-year project to raise Annsville Circle by 4 feet and a half-mile section of Route 6 by 7 feet. Gov. Kathy Hocul announced the launch of that project on Monday (July 15). Those areas, which are increasingly vulnerable as climate change drives the Hudson River higher, will be raised with fill made from recycled glass, an environmentally friendly alternative that will reduce by a year the project's completion, according to the governor's office. The plan includes a path connecting Paddlesports Park with the Jan Peeck Bridge, new crosswalks and landscaping at the center of the roundabout. Contractors are nearly finished replacing a culvert over Putnam Creek on Route 6/202. "It'll be more compact, a smaller circle, and designed in a more modern fashion so there'll be less merging of traffic," said Becker. "It's a dangerous intersection now." He called the area the "gateway" to northern Westchester and an opportunity to fulfill the state's goal of building more housing, which is facing resistance in some municipalities. Cortlandt has submitted a letter notifying the state of its intention to seek certification under its Pro-Housing Community program. Certified communities, such as Beacon, receive preference for housing grants. "You don't want to change the nature of existing residential areas, so this is a way of putting some apartments into the community without impacting other communities," Becker said.

150 Years Ago (March 1874) After The Peekskill Messenger boasted that Mr. Sutton was the longest-serving church choir director on the East Coast, having been at Second Presbyterian for 34 years, The Cold Spring Recorder countered that Mr. Barrows had been at the Episcopal church in the village for the same amount of time. The Recorder reported that "temperance people congratulate each other [on progress made to make alcohol illegal] and hope the day is not distant when every whiskey cask will be knocked in the head." The Cold Spring Board of Trustees proposed a budget of $3443.50 [about $89,000 today], including $600 [$15,500] for street cleaning, $400 to pave the Main Street crosswalks and $200 to deepen the Paulding Avenue well. Charles Baxter sued Oscar Organ for $100 [$2,700], alleging that he quit before completing an eight-month contract as a laborer. Oscar's father, C.J., offered $39.85 to settle - the wages left to be paid - but Baxter refused. A jury awarded $40. The Recorder noted that a Western Union agent traveled on the Hudson River Railroad. For a small additional fee, passengers could have telegraphs delivered to any station on the line. John Dougherty, employed by Capt. George Wise, was arrested in Cold Spring for public intoxication. While awaiting transfer to the county jail, he told Officer Morrison that he had information to offer: He had witnessed the killing of a railroad watchman at the 30th Street depot in New York City and could provide the names of the gang members involved. Stephen Davenport escaped serious injury when a cow protecting her calf placed her horns on either side of his thigh and threw him. The cow was after a dog that had taken refuge behind its master. Howard Dykeman was playing on a soft couch when a threaded needle went into his leg, eye first. The doctors put the boy under ether but decided it was too deep to remove. The Recorder reported that, "like hundreds of letters," three soldiers found themselves in Cold Spring instead of Cold Spring Harbor, on Long Island. J.G. Southard lent them $10 to buy return train tickets. The newly formed Cold Spring Total Abstinence Society met at Town Hall. Vincent Merritt reported finding two horse blankets on the Breakneck road. William West, 34, of Philipstown, died from head injuries sustained when he jumped or fell from a train as it passed near Cortlandt. He and Thomas Avery, who were traveling together, had asked the conductor and engineer to slow the train so they could jump off. When they refused, West ran to the back of the last car but Avery said he did not see in what manner he left the train. Seeing his friend tumbling beside the tracks, Avery jumped after him but was not injured. Two cows owned by Richard Denny in North Highlands found their way into the barn and ate so much feed that they died. His loss was about $100. 125 Years ago (March 1899) Prof. Treat of Garrison caused a stir while walking his 25 performing dogs around Highland Falls before an appearance. Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Sherwood hosted a party for their neighbors. Grace Sherwood and Ethel Briggs each played the organ while guests elsewhere studied the somber pictures of Milton's Paradise Lost. The gentlemen smoked and argued about the duties of town officers. Supper was served at 10 p.m. St. Philip's Church in Garrison hosted a stereopticon viewing at the Reading Room of a wheeling trip and the cathedrals of England. A submarine mine that was taken out of Santiago of Philipstown harbor in 1898 during the Spanish-American War in Cuba arrived at West Point for its ordnance museum after being cleaned of its tropical barnacles and painted black. It was said to be exactly like the one that blew up the USS Maine in Havana harbor, killing 268 sailors. The Union News Co. secured the option to place bootblack stands at all stations of the Central Hudson, including Cold Spring. The Recorder noted that a well-own document dated at West Point, Aug. 19, 1783, gave the weight of its ...

Update: Hudson Line service has resumed as of 12:30 p.m. with delays of up to 20 minutes. The first trains to operate through were the 11:45 a.m. train from Poughkeepsie to Grand Central and the 10:43 a.m. train from Grand Central to Poughkeepsie. Because of overnight flooding between Cold Spring and Garrison, Metro-North service has been replaced by non-stop buses between Beacon and Cortlandt, according to the MTA. Metro-North said buses will not be able to access Garrison or Cold Spring, and that there is no northbound service from Garrison. As of 10 a.m., there is no service in either direction to or from Cold Spring. The state Department of Transportation also reported that, as of 8:20 a.m., both lanes of Route 9D and Route 6 were closed in Cortlandt just south of Philipstown because of flooding. For more resources, see our Storm Update & Resources page.

Meet Jennifer! In our discussion, we explore the depths of spirituality, delving into profound insights about the interconnectedness of all things. We contemplate the intricate dynamics of relationships, examining the balance between the divine feminine and masculine energies within ourselves and in our interactions with others. This conversation becomes even more intriguing as we unravel the complexities of brand management, discussing strategies for success and authentic self-expression in the professional sphere. What truly makes this dialogue engaging is Jennifer's personal journey. They are not only actively navigating the intricate world of dating, but also managing the challenges posed by ADHD. We delve into the unique experiences and perspectives that arise from these situations, fostering a deep understanding of resilience, self-discovery, and growth. Moreover, our conversation ventures into the esoteric realm of 5D consciousness. Together, we explore the expanded awareness and heightened states of being associated with this concept. Navigating this ethereal landscape, we ponder the transformative power of higher consciousness and its impact on our daily lives, relationships, and overall well-being. As we explore these diverse topics, the conversation becomes a rich tapestry of insights, experiences, and wisdom. It not only offers valuable guidance for those facing similar challenges but also serves as a source of inspiration for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of spirituality, personal growth, and the intricate threads that weave the fabric of our existence. If you would like to learn more and connect with Jennifer click the link below! https://www.instagram.com/kreativ.jen/ Disclaimer: The training is intended for informational and educational purposes, it is not intended to substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, and/or treatment. Please consult your medical professional before making changes to your diet, exercise routine, medical regimen, lifestyle, and/or mental health care. Your background, education, experience, and work ethic may differ. There is no guarantee of success. Individuals do not track the typicality of its student's experiences. Your results may vary.

More than one-third of all US energy consumption is from heating and cooling homes and buildings — a significant contribution to climate change. Air source heat pumps are a trending topic as a potential solution, but experts say a different kind of heat pump — geothermal ones — is an even more efficient option. A geothermal heat pump installation is underway in Cortlandt, New York. Geothermal heat pumps use underground temperatures instead of outdoor air — unlike the units you see that look like fans in a box outside homes and businesses. To install ground source systems, contractors bring in heavy equipment and drill to run a loop of flexible piping several hundred feet deep in your yard. Dandelion, born out of a Google innovation lab in 2017, designs, installs and maintains its own systems in New York, Connecticut, and Massachusetts. “Geothermal is evolving rapidly. We are seeing it go into much more urban spaces, so right now there are several New York City housing projects that are switching over to geothermal because it's cost-effective, you know, like, if you're looking at how much does it cost to operate those buildings over time, that upfront cost of putting the ground loops in is totally worth it,” explains Kathy Hannun, Dandelion President & Co-Founder. A major push is now underway to get people to consider ground source heat pumps because they use far less electricity than other heating and cooling methods. Dandelion is currently working on a partnership with Lennar Corp, one of the largest home builders in the country and thinks in the future, new homes will be built with geothermal instead of natural gas. “A typical home using fuel oil in this part of the world, so let's say New York, but, you know, anywhere around here, might be spending $4,000-5,000 a year on fuel oil and air conditioning bills. That same home will probably be spending about $1,000 a year on electricity with a geothermal system,” says Hannun. People who live in places with cold winters and hot summers reap the biggest savings. Residential geothermal heat pumps currently make up just 1% of the US heating and cooling market. This article was provided by The Associated Press.

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Today on the Ether we have Rebel DeFi with TFM hosting a space with Cortlandt from Bad Kids. You'll also hear from TheJefe420 and degen.stars. Recorded on June 6th 2023. Make sure to check out the two newest tracks from Finn and the RAC FM gang over at ImaginetheSmell.org! The majority of the music at the end of these spaces can be found streaming over on Spotify, and the rest of the streaming platforms. Check out Project Survival, Virus Diaries, and Plan B wherever you get your music. Thank you to everyone in the community who supports TerraSpaces.

133 - Cortlandt Hull Interview, Witch's Dungeon Classic Movie Museum, The Phantom of the Opera: Unmasking the Masterpiece On this episode, Steven interviewed the wonderful Corlandt Hull at Monster Bash, in June of 2022. Mr. Hull is the great nephew of film actor Henry Hull. We talk about his great uncle, the Witch's Dungeon Classic Movie Museum, and two of the documentaries that he directed, The Phantom of the Opera: Unmasking the Masterpiece, and The Aurora Monsters: The Model Craze That Gripped the World! To learn more about the Witch's Dungeon and to support it, then please go to www.preservehollywood.org. Please send feedback to DieCastMoviePodcast@gmail.com or leave us a message on our Facebook page. Thanks for listening!

The audience will learn about ancient principles that promote self-knowledge, the foundation of meaningful equity work. Listeners will gain insight and tools for engaging in the spiritual work required to dismantle systematic oppression. Race is a social construct. To challenge it, we need to study the ways in which it has impacted our lives as well as develop the capacity to interrupt its effects internally and systemically. The current form of the construct of race is at best 500-600 years old, while our humanity is several hundreds of thousands, even millions of years old, and therefore it is a relatively newer extension of the shadow aspect of the self. ⁣ ⁣Our host Rev. Dr. TLC welcomes the founder of LifeGuardian Worldwide, Courtlandt Butts. LifeGuardian's approach to JEDI (Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion) work is based on ancient (minimum 6000 years BCE) Kemetic concepts that include three main pillars; Know Thyself; Be obsessed with distinguishing knowledge from foolishness; to Build for Eternity. Rev. Dr. TLC and Courtlandt will discuss the benefits of using a spiritual, primordial approach when entering justice work. Tune in for this important conversation at TalkRadio.nyc or watch the Livestream by Clicking Here.Show NotesSegment 1Rev. Dr. TLC kicks off the show with a guided meditation. She invites her listeners to partake in an exercise where they look in the mirror and look at themselves. Rev. Dr. TLC asks what do you see? To heal, we must take a deep look at ourselves. She introduces her guest Courtlandt Butts. Rev. Dr. TLC shares his background and accolades before welcoming him on the show. Courtlandt talks about his experience in spiritual work with Rev. Dr. TLC.Segment 2In Rev Dr. TLC's book, Dismantling Racism, she writes about learning your purpose. She asks Courtandt to speak on his experience in finding his purpose. Cortlandt shares that he was at a crossroads when he would give his speeches at school. He wasn't able to discuss his spiritual side, which was such a huge part of his journey. Courtlandt says he was able to flourish when he gave himself permission to fully embrace his spirituality. Rev. Dr. TLC asks Courtlandt what his experience was in holding workshops that focused on spirituality. She also points out that in order to do the work around racial equity, we must fully commit ourselves.Segment 3Rev. Dr. TLC and Courtlandt continue to discuss the importance of knowing yourself. Courtland speaks on an exercise that he practices with his colleagues where you are stripped from social constructs. He finds that they tend to struggle with this exercise. Courtlandt also adds that people who do work on racial equity can weaponize the tools that they've learned. Rev. Dr. TLC asks Courtlandt if the ill intent comes from a conscious place. Courtandlt says it's how much you know your inner self before learning the tools for dismantling racism.Segment 4Courtandlt does executive coaching, where he trains people who are already immersed in the work of dismantling racism. He is there to guide them and help them dive deeper into themselves. Courtandlt says the world's major problems are apathy, selfishness, and greed. In order to solve those problems, the world will need a cultural and spiritual revolution. LifeGuardian can begin the steps in fixing the problem with their unique approach to JEDI.

What does it mean to be divine? Just as we are all inherently worthy, we are inherently divine. As we exist in our human form, we naturally hone our ability to tap into the conscious and subconscious mind. Combined, the two reflect what we perceive to be our manifested reality in 3D form. This allows us to identify our feelings, emotions, and how they affect our day-to-day. Today on the podcast, I'm joined by one empowered and amazing woman, Jen Cortlandt, to talk about what it means to be divine and how to harness your power of divinity to heal your heart space and manifest.   Jen's Deets: IG: https://www.instagram.com/kreativ.jen/ TikTok: https://vm.tiktok.com/ZTdPRbyyG/ Website: https://www.kreativcollective.com/   Thank You for Listening to the Do the Damn Thing Podcast with Lauren L'Heureux, a branch of the La.Rue Brand. For more content, please visit La.Rue & Subscribe for updates on all future content. Want to live a more Intentionally Designed Life? Purchase my Intentional Living Products, Here. Until Next Time, Lauren.

On this podcast episode, Henry interviews Jen Cortlandt who has become an inspiring voice on TikTok and other social media platforms. They discuss everything from masculine-feminine energy, narcissists and codependency, and emotions.Enjoy this episode! --------------------------- Follow Jen Cortlandt Instagram | Facebook | TikTok | Youtube  --------------------------- Follow Henry on Instagram | Facebook | TikTok | Youtube  

Cortlandt Hull is the creator of The Witch's Dungeon Classic Movie Museum in Plainville, CT. We discuss how he got into horror, Aurora monster models, the creation of The Witch's Dungeon, his great uncle Henry Hull who portrayed the werewolf in the 1935 Universal Studios Werewolf of London and being commissioned by Universal Studios Orlando to create a life sized Lon Chaney Jr Wolfman for their Classic Monsters Cafe. Cortlandt then gives me a tour of the wax museum and its latest masterpiece : Claude Rains as The Invisible Man. Lastly, Cortlandt shows us the room filled with actual props and makeup appliances used in films such as The Excorcist, E.T., Planet of the Apes as well as others. The stories about his friends Mark Hamill and Dick Smith Cortlandt told were something movie fans will love. For more information, please go to : https://preservehollywood.org/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/shockingthings/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/shockingthings/support

Jennifer Cortlandt is the founder of Kreativ Collective, serial entrepreneur, and an absolute wizard on the topic of masculine and feminine energies. In this episode we talk about relationship dynamics, masculine and feminine energy, green and red flags in relationships, and so, so much more! Check out Jennifer at www.kreativcollective.com/links/ Or on Instagram at www.instagram.com/kreativ.jen As always you can find me, book coaching, or check out products at My website www.throughtheveil.co Instagram www.instagram.com/alexanderdiesel

Welcome to the second Slashenings sequel with an interview of  Cortlandt Hull featuring  the return of Argyle Goolsby! Cortlandt is the owner and driving force of The Witch's Dungeon wax museum. He is the nephew of universal legend Henry Hull who famously played the Werewolf of London. We chat about the history of the museum, new upcoming additions, Cortland and Goolsby's work together, and more!To contribute to the gofundme for the Metaluna Mutant click here! https://www.gofundme.com/f/witchsdungeonArtwork by Slasher DaveMusic by Altar of AshEditing by JR You can follow the show on Instagram Facebook Twitter   

Four years and countless incredible experiences later, Jennifer closed Oro Yoga and launched Kreativ Collective in 2020. Her desire was to share her love of Storytelling and entrepreneurial savvy with other fledgling entrepreneurs, business owners & influencers. Over the next year, Kreativ Collective evolved into a full-scale boutique branding agency whose mission is to build meaningful Brand Stories that sell.Connect with Jennifer:KreativCollective.comTikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@kreativ.jenInstagram: http://Instagram.com/kreativ.jen

Timmy had the rare opportunity to have a very open and honest conversation with a Jennifer Cortlandt about Love, Dating, Relationships, What Women Want, Texting Rules, and other things related to the single life ... they even hit on some spiritual topics. Jennifer is a former Hot Instagram Girl, turned TikTok Dating Advice Guru, she is an Entrepreneur, through and through and just an over-all delightful human. You'll enjoy this episode very much! JENNIFER'S BIO After a decade of working in Silicon Valley with the world's leading tech companies, Jennifer found herself with a desire for deeper connection through more meaningful work. She decided to apply the Venn diagram of her passion and skillsets to her professional life and began on the entrepreneurial path with her first business - Oro Yoga, a holistic yoga company. Four years and countless incredible experiences later, Jennifer closed Oro Yoga and launched Kreativ Collective in 2020. Her desire was to share her love of Storytelling and entrepreneurial savvy with other fledgling entrepreneurs, business owners & influencers. Over the next year, Kreativ Collective evolved into a full-scale boutique branding agency whose mission it is to build meaningful Brand Stories that sell. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/timmygibson/support

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Join us for a virtual tour with Cortlandt Hull accompanied by Argyle Goolsby from inside The Witch's Dungeon classic movie museum. All new location, killer displays and some things most don't know. ————————————————— This episode is sponsored by Deadly Grounds Coffee "Its good to get a little Deadly" https://deadlygroundscoffee.com ————————————————— Buy awesome Merchandise! https://teespring.com/stores/still-toking-with ————————————— Learn more about the Witches Dungeon https://www.preservehollywood.org/ ACWNN Productions Argyle Goolsby https://acwnnprod.com/ https://www.instagram.com/acwnnproductions/ https://www.facebook.com/acwnnprod https://www.youtube.com/user/acorpsewithnoname https://twitter.com/ACWNN_prod THE WITCH'S DUNGEON - SINCE 1966 THE LONGEST RUNNING HALLOWEEN ATTRACTION IN THE COUNTRY https://www.facebook.com/pages/category/Community-Museum/The-Witchs-Dungeon-Classic-Movie-Museum-888344404510292/ TheThe original "WITCH'S DUNGEON CLASSIC MOVIE MUSEUM" opened in Bristol, Connecticut in 1966, a tribute to the actors & effects artists who have given us a legacy of classic fantasy films. The Witch's Dungeon features highly accurate life size figures based on the classic films of Lon Chaney, Boris Karloff, Bela Lugosi, Vincent Price and others from the golden age of horror & sci-fi cinema. The museum is considered the longest running exhibit of its kind in the country (stated by "Entertainment Tonight" in 1996 during our 30th anniversary). New location 103 E Main St. Plainville CT Now open year round Friday Saturday and Sunday .. Curator Cortlandt Hull FB Live on these platforms plus Toking with the Dead The Dorkening Hellfire Radio Hell Entertainment http://www.youtube.com/c/THETOKINGDEAD February 19th-21st 2021 Evil Expo: The Return! Still Toking With https://www.facebook.com/TokingwiththeDead/ https://www.instagram.com/stilltokingwith/ http://www.youtube.com/c/THETOKINGDEAD https://www.twitch.tv/stilltokingwith https://www.facebook.com/HellfireRadio666/ Support Still Toking Enterprises https://www.paypal.me/thetokingdead https://www.facebook.com/groups/2658329444181663/?ref=br_rs https://www.facebook.com/groups/stilltokingcomics/ Produced by: The Dorkening Podcast Network https://TheDorkening.com Facebook.com/TheDorkening Youtube.com/TheDorkening Twitter.com/TheDorkening Instagram.com/TheDorkening Find out more at https://still-toking-with.pinecast.co This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Guest: Cortlandt Minnich Show title: Integrating two passions - Pizza and the Big Green Egg! Cortlandt Minnich is the Inventor of the Pizza-Porta. He is a Businessman, Entrepreneur, Inventor and Product Marketer. Cortlandt and his wife Nancy travel around cooking pizzas in a kamado grill like the Big Green Egg or the Kamado Joe using his patented invention The Pizza-Porta. Pizza is like it's own food group. Pizza brings people together. Cortlandt found a way to make pizza more interesting, tastier, and literally the center of the party. Cortlandt shares his story and how he integrated two passions –pizza and the big green egg. The Pizza-Porta - www.pizza-porta.com People are as passionate about pizza as they are about the Big Green Egg (fans are called Egg Heads). Cortlandt travels around to Big Green Egg events cooking pizzas in his patented Pizza-Porta. He states "the test of a passion product is - is there someone with a tattoos of the brand on their body. The Big Green Egg is the Harley Davidson of cooking." Highlights and organizations & resources mentioned: A graduate of Emory (undergrad) and Georgia Tech (grad) Cortlandt consults on Lean Startup and Design Thinking Cortlandt talks about his love for tinkering and how that ultimately led to his invention the Pizza-Porta. Cortlandt discusses people's love for pizza and the massive Big Green Egg following Cortlandt shares high level the patent process and how the ATDC helped guide him. The Advanced Technology Development Center (ATDC) is a startup incubator at Georgia Tech that helps technology entrepreneurs in Georgia launch and build successful companies. Headquartered in Atlanta’s Technology Square, ATDC serves as the hub for technology entrepreneurship in Georgia. Wassi's Meat Market in Melbourne, FL - hosts an Egg festival https://www.wassismeatmarket.com/big-green-egg Big Green Egg Festival - "It's like a rock concert for backyard cooking" Neapolitan Pizza Association - sets the standards for pizza Scott's pizza tour in New York City - https://www.scottspizzatours.com/. Cortlandt raved about Scott and said he learned so much from Scott and his pizza tour. Operation BBQ Relief - www.operationbbqrelief.com - Operation BBQ Relief was founded in May 2011 in response to a need for relief efforts in tornado-stricken Joplin, Missouri, a community of about 50,000 residents. Operation BBQ Relief continues to respond to natural disasters and other situations to help feed displaced residents and emergency personnel. Take Action Follow Pizza-Porta on Facebook For more information www.pizza-porta.com (to purchase the pizza-porta, recipes, blogs, and more on the pizza-porta story) Support Operation BBQ Relief -- www.operationbbqrelief.com Subscribe to Stories Connect People podcast. Available on Apple podcasts, iTunes, Google Podcasts, Spotify, iHeartRadio Listen, Like, Review, Share Engage with me on Facebook, Instagram & Twitter @ Stories Connect People Pinterest - Stories Connect People To potentially be a show guest, share feedback, or make recommendati

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This week, Gill and Roscoe are given a very special virtual tour of the Witch's Dungeon Classic Movie Museum in Bristol, Connecticut by curator Cortlandt Hull! Listen in, as Cortlandt tells all about his 50 years at the helm of a Halloween institution, honouring the actors, directors and make-up artists who first brought horror to the Silver Screen. You can visit the Witch's Dungeon throughout October, with more details available at www.preservehollywood.org Subscribe on iTunes: bit.ly/BoHoPo Facebook: www.facebook.com/BodaciousHorror RSS Feed: bit.ly/BodaciousHorror Stitcher: bit.ly/BodaciousStitcher

"Use the Force Luke" Tonight the very illusive Darth Vader sounding Cliff Baltzey creator of Hushmail joins us to talk with Ladar Levison creator of Lavabit, who in true Howard Roark fashion tore down his own Cortlandt building. "Lavabit" This turned out to be one of the funnest shows we've had the privilege of doing to date.

This week, Gill & Roscoe are joined by the writer and director of the new documentary "Phantom of the Opera: Unmasking the Masterpiece" (2013), Cortlandt Hull. A veteran collector and curator of the Witch's Dungeon Classic Movie Museum in Bristol, CT, Cortlandt has more anecdotes than we've had hot dinners. And we've had a few. Cortlandt regales us with first and second hand stories about Henry Hull, Lon Chaney Sr, Vincent Price, Carla Laemmle, Tom Savini, Ron Chaney, Josephine Hull, Boris Karloff, Mark Hamill and many, many more. This episode was an absolute joy to record and we hope you guys enjoy listening to it as much as we did making it. You can check out the restoration work Cortlandt carried out for this project, pick up a copy of the DVD and take a virtual tour of the Witch's Dungeon at http://www.preservehollywood.org Website: www.bodacioushorror.co.uk Twitter: @BodaciousHorror and @GillRockatansky Email: feedback@BodaciousHorror.co.uk Facebook: www.facebook.com/BodaciousHorror Gill & Roscoe are proud members of the Horrorphilia Podcasting Network (www.horrorphilia.com).

Briarcliff Manor school reorganization, Town of Cortlandt anniversary celebration, Affordable housing in Briarcliff Manor, Ossining schools contract.

Briarcliff Manor school reorganization, Town of Cortlandt anniversary celebration, Affordable housing in Briarcliff Manor, Ossining schools contract.

Ossining referendum on school busing; Ossining Town and Croton are among first members of organization to help finance energy upgrades to some multifamily homes; informational meetings on upgrades to Bear Mountain Parkway Extension in Cortlandt and Peekskill.

Ossining referendum on school busing; Ossining Town and Croton are among first members of organization to help finance energy upgrades to some multifamily homes; informational meetings on upgrades to Bear Mountain Parkway Extension in Cortlandt and Peekskill.

North Castle: more CVS hubbub, and new town administrator. Cortlandt: state nixes barriers on Bear Mountain for now. Peekskill: Paramount fundraising gala.

North Castle: more CVS hubbub, and new town administrator. Cortlandt: state nixes barriers on Bear Mountain for now. Peekskill: Paramount fundraising gala.

The update show: Taconic Parkway on track to reopen on November 1. North Castle girds for fight against their decision to charge non-union town employees 15% toward health insurance coverage. Mt. Pleasant will forego their 9/11 ceremony for the first time this year since 2002. Headstones have been vandalized at a Pleasantville church. Somers' referendum to extend supervisor term to four years still in the air; another public hearing scheduled for September 6, 7:30pm, at Town Hall. Cortlandt will not see a WalMart Supercenter anytime soon. Yorktown under fire from council regarding the demolition of the Holland Sporting Club. Westchester County Senior Hall of Fame nominations open. Deadline is September 14; go to westchestergov.com or call 914-813-6414 and leave a message to nominate a resident over 60 who has significantly contributed to the quality of life.

The update show: Taconic Parkway on track to reopen on November 1. North Castle girds for fight against their decision to charge non-union town employees 15% toward health insurance coverage. Mt. Pleasant will forego their 9/11 ceremony for the first time this year since 2002. Headstones have been vandalized at a Pleasantville church. Somers' referendum to extend supervisor term to four years still in the air; another public hearing scheduled for September 6, 7:30pm, at Town Hall. Cortlandt will not see a WalMart Supercenter anytime soon. Yorktown under fire from council regarding the demolition of the Holland Sporting Club. Westchester County Senior Hall of Fame nominations open. Deadline is September 14; go to westchestergov.com or call 914-813-6414 and leave a message to nominate a resident over 60 who has significantly contributed to the quality of life.

We follow up on Croton River problems with safety and overuse, the 9/11 memorial in Cortlandt, and Ossining's highway superintendent position change.

Winner of first Ironman U.S. Championship is former resident of Briarcliff Manor; new trustee for Briarcliff Manor schools; Briarcliff Manor schools approve new playground; Cortlandt announces opening of new Veteran's Park.

We follow up on Croton River problems with safety and overuse, the 9/11 memorial in Cortlandt, and Ossining's highway superintendent position change.

Winner of first Ironman U.S. Championship is former resident of Briarcliff Manor; new trustee for Briarcliff Manor schools; Briarcliff Manor schools approve new playground; Cortlandt announces opening of new Veteran's Park.

Update on Pace University consolidation. Democratic candidate announced for north county. Legal battle for Cortlandt police chief. A few area non-profit events highlighted.

Update on Pace University consolidation. Democratic candidate announced for north county. Legal battle for Cortlandt police chief. A few area non-profit events highlighted.

Update on Pace University consolidation. Democratic candidate announced for north county. Legal battle for Cortlandt police chief. A few area non-profit events highlighted.

Update on Pace University consolidation. Democratic candidate announced for north county. Legal battle for Cortlandt police chief. A few area non-profit events highlighted.

Possible consolidation of Ossining Town and Village of Ossining explained. Tribute to passing of Robert Galassi from Music Center. Ossining resident José Ferrer gets postage stamp. Cortlandt wants median barriers on Bear Mountain Parkway.

Possible consolidation of Ossining Town and Village of Ossining explained. Tribute to passing of Robert Galassi from Music Center. Ossining resident José Ferrer gets postage stamp. Cortlandt wants median barriers on Bear Mountain Parkway.

Indian Point fined $1.2 million by DEC. Redistricting may affect nuclear future. State proposes change to parochial busing rules. Walmart wants to build supercenter in Cortlandt.

Indian Point fined $1.2 million by DEC. Redistricting may affect nuclear future. State proposes change to parochial busing rules. Walmart wants to build supercenter in Cortlandt.

Metro North expansion of Cortlandt station complete. Ossining unhappy about redistricting. Briarcliff Manor urges residents to vote on March 20.

Metro North expansion of Cortlandt station complete. Ossining unhappy about redistricting. Briarcliff Manor urges residents to vote on March 20.

NYS Department of Environmental Conservation will allow a limited number of hydrofracking permits. State says we will be fine if Indian Point closes. Three Westchester companies bid on TZ Bridge. Bear Mountain's historic Lodge reopens. Rides for east-county seniors. Area art grants granted. Cortlandt joins the Facebook generation.

NYS Department of Environmental Conservation will allow a limited number of hydrofracking permits. State says we will be fine if Indian Point closes. Three Westchester companies bid on TZ Bridge. Bear Mountain's historic Lodge reopens. Rides for east-county seniors. Area art grants granted. Cortlandt joins the Facebook generation.

New comprehensive cancer center unveiled in Cortlandt. The Energize Northern Westchester initiative means to lower residents' utility bills. New Castle sewers not pleasing Yonkers.

New comprehensive cancer center unveiled in Cortlandt. The Energize Northern Westchester initiative means to lower residents' utility bills. New Castle sewers not pleasing Yonkers.

On today's ABC episode of Daytime Confidential Luke and Tina are joined by Eye on Soap's Belinda and Karen from Wubs.net to discuss the latest in All My Children, General Hospital and One Life to Live news including...Greenlee's funeral on All My Children at the Fusion bar. Ricky Paull Goldin's Jake Martin. Is this David Hayward the real David Hayward? Rumors that the Cortlandt mansion is burning down.General Hospital's possible casting bloodbath. What this means for Leslie Charleson, Megan Ward, Greg Vaughan, Rebecca Herbst and Rick Hearst. Constance Towers is returning as Helena Cassadine and we couldn't be happier.Rumors are swirling that One Life to Live's Erika Slezak might be getting reduced air time. Matthew and Destiny at the prom. Was the reaction by Starr and Cole's principal to the news that Cole was high an accurate reaction? Shouldn't she have prevented him from driving away by having everyone go to her office?