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Join hosts Aureo, Sam, and Sierra and guest Tiffany as they discuss the depiction of dragons in Harry Potter and other media. Join the discussion: https://threebroomstickspod.com/episode-41-dragons-those-darned-extra-legs/ In this episode: Dragons are insects We want our own dragon lore Dinosaurs were the origin of dragon myths But what if it was a phoenix? We want to see more dragons in the new Harry Potter TV show Ron is now a lion animagus Another win for ring theory How to Train Your Dragon is perfect if you like dragons Dragons and cats are both magical creatures Pokemon needs to do better Dungeons and Dragons has all the dragons and you should avoid them Contact: Website: https://threebroomstickspod.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/threebroomstickspod/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/threebroomstickspodcast/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@3broomstickspod Twitter: https://twitter.com/threebroompod Email: 3broomstickspod@gmail.com Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/3broomsticks
In the first hour of today's show, the guys recap a loss for the Braves last night, but the offense is still sort of rolling along right now. Landy Fields makes a comment yesterday on the future of Trae Young, but he doesn't really offer much in the way of future stability with him being on this team.
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Jason responds to a viral TikTok from a woman who says she refuses to return her shopping carts. What's the matter with you people?!
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Pattie and Bill return for the new year with a brand new episode filled with adorable puppies, nightmare documentaries, the 90s and some Pierce Brosnan.Reviewed this week:Rebel Moon - NetflixIt's a Wonderful Knife - AMC+/ShuddderOzark - NetflixRewind: The 90s - HuluHell Camp: Teen Nightmare - NetflixHachiko (2023 Chinese version) VikiFast Charlie - available for rent
Next, The Morning Shift crew continues the final hour by spending some time with Digital Managing Editor for AtlantaFalcons.com, Scott Bair.
So the Niners lose and they get all the excuses in the world and guess who gets zero credit? --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/willing2goham-podcast/message
Stephen and Terry talk about minute 136 of King Kong! Visit our T-Public store! https://www.teepublic.com/user/king-kong-minute Visit our Patreon! https://patreon.com/user?u=71979339
Pattie has to deal with the loud children outside her house. Bill reviews a concert and is disgruntled over news from Amazon Prime Video. And We've got all kinds of other reviews for you. On this episodeHard HitDeleteNo One Will Save YouHarley & KatyaMurdaugh Murders: A Southern ScandalBollywedPink
The recent Barbie movie brought to light the impossible situation that many women face when dealing with a patriarchal society. Namely, the system is rigged and there's no way women can win. Unless they stop playing the old game, and create a new one instead! Dealing with people who are bound and determined to create conflict and misunderstand or hurt you is maddening! It brings up a sense of self-righteous, yet totally justified, anger leading us to defend ourselves and our position, explain why their toxic behavior is hurtful, and work ourselves into even more frustration because we are never able to get our needs met. The sad truth is, some people are so wounded they will protect themselves at any cost, and you can never win. Here's how to respond to the madness in a way that allows you to reclaim your power, set boundaries, and prioritize your peace of mind. Top take-a-ways Learn effective communication strategies by using "I" statements and setting boundaries. This will help you navigate challenging conversations and protect your emotional wellbeing. Recognize the importance of acknowledging and processing emotions. By taking time to validate your feelings, you can unhook from the drama and take action that has the potential to create lasting change. Discover the power of disengaging from negative situations and creating a new game for yourself in situations where you know you can't otherwise win. How to let go of the pressure women face to please, perform, and conform, challenge societal norms, and focus on personal fulfillment instead. Download your Sparkle After Betrayal Recovery Guide at www.BetrayalRecoveryGuide.com, a guide designed to help you take the first steps in feeling better, so you can reclaim your power, own your worth, and start putting yourself, and your life, back together again. About Lora: Attorney, speaker and Burnout & Betrayal Recovery Coach, Lora Cheadle believes that betrayal uncovers the truth of what's possible when we stop focusing on what was done to us and start showing up unapologetically for ourselves. She helps women rebuild their identity and self-worth after infidelity so they can reclaim (or find for the very first time) their confidence, clarity, and connection to source and create their own kind of happily ever after.
In this episode, rennie Squamish advisor Belinda Grant joins Managing Broker Justine Loo, Senior Economist Ryan Berlin, and Senior Analyst Ryan Wyse to discuss May's historically-low inventory, how many young buyers find themselves stuck between a rock and a hard place, and how interest rates are once again on the rise... or are they?Featured guests:Justine Loo, Managing BrokerRyan Berlin, Senior EconomistRyan Wyse, Senior AnalystBelinda Grant, rennie advisorAdditional readingthe rennie review - June 2023the rennie advance - June 2023The rennie podcast was created as another way of sharing our passion for homes, housing, community, and cities. We hope that this will spark the same curiosity in you that we have for everything real estate.Receive insights, analysis, and perspective from our rennie intelligence team on the Lower Mainland's real estate market. Register here for the latest market updates.
We're back to talk comics once more with Dynamite's Darkwing Duck series and its pentultimate issue for this story arc! Get ready to dodge some balls and all common sense because BOY did we get off track throughout this episode. Hope you enjoy the Star Wars lore?? Happy Pride month y'all. This episode was recorded awhile ago but DO NOT FEAR, we will be discussing all the exciting news that has arisen in June (mostly Negaduck-related) in the NEXT episode! *** Do you want YOUR letter read on the podcast? Want to send us questions, feedback, and other fun stuff? E-mail us at sleepless.stcanard@gmail.com! Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/canardpod Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/sleepless.stcanard Site: http://www.sleepless-stcanard.com SOUND EFFECTS: Intro from Darkwing Duck Outro: https://youtu.be/zoyloKayJng
Darned if You Do or Don't - #13 - TheAgileVC Newsletter
It's a grand time to be watching Ted Lasso, the super feel good emotional whirlwind of colorful characters! Listen to what the Chocolate and Vanilla Bears have to say about it all, and what we expect to see in the future! email: ForestFilmClub22@gmail.com twitter: @ForestFilmClub
In case you're in a hurry, here are three things to know right now. First, CD and 1-yr treasury rates are back to where they were 15 years ago, and Appleton Group has access to a national marketplace of some of the highest rates available nationally. For investors wanting to balance the potential for higher returns with a whole lot more predictability, we've got you covered. Second, with a lot of crosscurrents in the economy and the markets right now, we're taking a neutral posture with most of our flexible strategies which are holding 50-60% cash. We're not invested close to where we'd prefer to be, but we believe it's a prudent posture right now. Third, the Fed's new motto might be: “Darned if you do, darned if you don't.” And that's the problem – with only one tool in the toolbox, doing more of what didn't work last year doesn't seem to make a lot of sense. Mark Scheffler, AIF®, hosts this Three Minute Trend Talk™, highlighting current investment and economic issues, clearTREND® recommendations for the positions used in all Appleton Group managed portfolios, global investment trends, and more (select 1080p HD for best resolution, 720p HD for slower connections).
DJ & PK talked about the Big 12 football schedule and what the expectations should be for the BYU football program.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Come along and join The Doctor on one fantastic voyage, it went so far over Scooter's head that he had no idea Kylie Minogue was Astrid, so you can sleep through all of it. This episode was originally called Voyage of the Darned or something like it. Become a patron and get sweet bonus content from the show! https://www.patreon.com/sleepwithme Get your Sleep With Me SLEEPPHONES at https://sleepwithmepodcast.com/sleepphones use “sleepwithme” for $5 off!!! New art for the show by Emily Tat - https://emilytatdesigns.com/ Stay up to date with all of our FUN Fundraising and Awareness-raising live streams and other cool stuff by signing up for our free newsletter at www.sleepwithmepodcast.com/midnightmision Support our AAPI community- www.napawf.org/take-action Black Lives Matter. More resources here- w. Here is a list of Anti-racism resources- http://bit.ly/ANTIRACISMRESOURCES Help to support the people of Ukraine https://www.npr.org/2022/02/25/1082992947/ukraine-support-help Here is one place you can find support https://www.crisistextline.org/ There are more global helplines here https://linktr.ee/creatorselfcare Marlow Pillow- Tossing and turning got you feeling tired? Invest in your best rest with the Marlow Pillow, an all-in-one solution for common nighttime concerns like overheating, neck pain and more. For limited time get 10% off your purchase at marlowpillow.com. Brooklinen- Use NEW promo code SLEEP20 get $20 off when you spend $100 or more PLUS FREE shipping at http://www.brooklinen.com. Helix Sleep- Just go to helixsleep.com/sleep, take their two-minute sleep quiz, and they'll match you to a customized mattress that will give you the best sleep of your life. Betterhelp- our listeners get 10% off your first month with discount code “sleepwithme”. Go over to www.betterhelp.com/sleepwithme and simply fill out a questionnaire. Air Doctor- Just go to https://www.airdoctorpro.com/ and use promo code SLEEP and you'll receive a 35% discount. Zoc Doc- Whether you need a primary care physician, dentist, dermatologist, psychiatrist, eye doctor, or other specialists, Zocdoc has you covered. Download the Zocdoc app to sign-up for FREE at zocdoc.com/sleep. Become a patron and get sweet bonus content from the show! https://www.patreon.com/sleepwithme
We've got two standard bundles to give away courtesy of Blizzard! Take a listen to learn how to enter. We also review the six most interesting cards of March of the Lich King. You don't want to miss this episode. Support the showContact: http://linktr.ee/squelchcast
This is an audio version of the Lunch Money newsletter for the 4th November 2022, from Sharesies, your easy-to-digest round-up of news and announcements coming out of the NZ, US, and Australian share markets. Lunch Money is not intended as advice. We won't be making recommendations. We won't be suggesting anything. It's just financial news, from Sharesies. Subscribe to get a de-jargoned wrap-up of financial news coming out of three markets, every Friday. All served up in one super-sweet newsletter. https://www.sharesies.nz/lunch-money
Spooky Season is here! We are in chambers this week to clear the docket and it's all Halloween! We talk about costumes, trick-or-treating, scaring kids, and much more! Plus we catch up with Friend of the Court and Spirit Halloween expert, Aidan Kaye!
On Wednesday we talked about the “Normal” computer news.But today is not Wednesday. Today is Sunday.Thus we do the only logical thing… we talk about the “Weird” computer news.Alternative Operating Systems. Retro computing. And funky stuff that most people will never hear about… but are mind-melting-ly awesome.Solitaire via GopherThis isn't exactly breaking news — it was made back in April — but it was news to me. Plus… it's so ridiculous and awesome that it deserves to get talked about.Someone built a functional game of Klondike Solitaire… on Gopher. Yeah. That Gopher (the one before HTTP and HTML). Not kidding. Take a peek:Think about that for a minute. Think about the limitations of Gopher. Then let your brain slowly melt.From the genius behind this work of art:“In the 1990's a text based system called “Gopher” competed against the World Wide Web.The web won.However Gopher is still around today and so I decided to make a version of Solitaire that you can play over Gopher!”So grab a Gopher Client, and head to gopher://worldofsolitaire.com/. OpenBSD 7.2 releasedOpenBSD doesn't get enough love. It is a truly impressive operating system. And their glorious leader (Theo de Raadt) just announced the new 7.2 version.And, as is often the case with OpenBSD, the release notes are *ahem* rather extensive.But this little bit certainly jumped out at me:* New/extended platforms:* Added support for Ampere Altra* Added support for Apple M2* Added support for Lenovo ThinkPad x13s and other machines using the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8cx Gen 3 (SC8280XP) SoC.Plus… check out the release artwork!Pumpkin OS gets file browser and resource editorI continue to be excited about the prospect of getting my hands on Pumpkin OS — a system that runs PalmOS applications in a multi-tasking, multi-window environment. Basically a “Desktop PalmOS”. It's nuts.Well the developer recently teased another feature of Pumpkin OS:“I was reminded that every OS should have a "file browser thing" and maybe one resource editor or two, so here is a first try for #PumpkinOS.”Super cool. When I asked the developer when he might make a public release, this was the response:“Soon I hope... there are so many small things to tweak.”Am I excited to try it out? You bet, I am.Zeal 8-Bit OS for a new Z80 computerIn “because you can never have enough operating systems for 46 year old CPU architecture” news… Zeal, a brand new operating system for the Z80, has just been released. From the project's GitHub page:“Zeal 8-bit OS is an operating system written entirely in Z80 assembly for Z80 computers. It has been designed around simplicity and portability. It is inspired by Linux and CP/M. It has the concept of drivers and disks, while being ROM-able.”The “inspired by Linux and CP/M” bit already had my interest. But there's more…“…this project is in fact part of a bigger project called Zeal 8-bit Computer, which, as it name states, consists of an entirely newly designed 8-bit computer. It is based on a Z80 CPU.”Seriously. Check out the “Zeal 8-bit Computer”.Ladybird Web Browser continues improving I'm a big fan of SerenityOS. Love the design. Love the passion of the developers and community behind it. Love the amazing, breakneck speed of their progress.And I'm also a big fan of the web browser project that evolved as an off-shoot of SerenityOS: Ladybird.Obviously a brand new, from scratch web browser has a lot of work ahead of it in trying to render the “modern web” properly. I mean, heck, it takes Firefox roughly 200 Bazillion Gigawhompers of RAM to render a simple blog nowadays.Just the same, Ladybird is making huge strides towards rendering modern (and commonly used) web sites correctly. Here Ladybug is rendering Wikipedia almost perfectly (a few minor little issues):And here is Ladybird's take on GitHub:Not too darned shabby!The number of issues stopping me from being able to use Ladybird full time are dwindling almost by the day. Darned impressive!Hey! You! Are you subscribed to The Lunduke Journal yet? There's so many perks… plus… supporting an ad-free, 100% independent computer nerd publication just feels good. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit lunduke.substack.com/subscribe
I never realized how annoying I am getting ready to go somewhere until I actually listened to myself getting ready. Zips and tugs and slams and huffs. Darned annoying. I'm learning more and more about myself with these obscure podcasts. Here is a playlist of the music in the background of this episode. Hello Boy! (Original Mix) Anja Schneider Album Hello Boy! Our Freedom (Original Mix) Jay Lumen Album - Our Freedom --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/draeko/support
We look at lying, we find out how to pull women (a separate topic, honest) and we hear about showbiz snake attacks. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mrstevenallenradio/message
This week Julius and I look at solo drafting games along with the helping, I'm sorry to say, of some barking dogs. We talk a bit about what is or isn't a drafting game and briefly go over a half dozen or so games worth looking into. While editing, I realized we completely overlooked a very obvious choice... Gates of Loyang. Darned, darned, darned. It's an excellent example because the drafting mechanism in solo is much better than the multiplayer drafting. 03:45 - Clank! (BGG) 04:25 - Cascadia (BGG) 05:50 - Nations: The Dice Game (BGG) 07:30 - Hostage Negotiator (BGG) 12:55 - Canvas (BGG) 14:45 - Mechs vs Minions (BGG) 17:00 - PAX (BGG) 19:30 - Ilse of Cats (BGG) 21:50 - Imperial Settlers (BGG) 23:45 - Sylvion (BGG) & Aerion (BGG) 26:00 - Suburbia (BGG) 29:50 - Lux Aeterna (BGG)
Space is full of emptiness. There is a lot of nothing out there. So where is God? If God created everything, how come space is so darned empty? Or is it?
this tune is as crooked as a Vermont fence. Darned hard to fiddle for me anyway. lol
In this episode of Linda's Life Lessons podcast, Linda walks you through the registration process and takes you behind the scenes to understand why registering for classes can be so challenging. She gives some advice on how to navigate the process and some steps you can take in advance to help make sure you get the classes you need.
The explosive finale! Had to clear something up!
Part 2 to the crazy exes' stories!
What does this mean? Do you know that there are impossible people and impossible situations that you can find yourself dealing with?
In this week's episode of We Love Outdoors with Rich Davenport, your humble host discusses another casualty of covid covid covid, as the NYSDEC has announced the cancellation of BOW in the Snow in Allegany State Park this year, which was slated for Feb 4-6, 2022. And alarm bells are now sounding over the potential for a ban on wood burning in New York, specifically upstate, as the Climate Action Council's desire is reducing wood burning by 40% across all of upstate NY, citing fictitious studies and grandiose claims of benefits that will never materialize. They believe their own delusions, folks. Some of the claims are reminiscent of Obamacare lies over saving $2500/ yr! Darned near similar $$ too! And in other news, starting Feb 1, 2022, people may no longer use the shooting range at Tonawanda WMU, as DEC has moved to permanently close use of the berms/ mounds that were placed there years ago specifically for target shooting. This comes on the heels of adopting the recently proposed rules of use for WMAs/ MUAs and UAs in NY. The ice is finally nice across most of NY's inland lakes, and the Chautauqua Ice Derby is now in full swing. The Clam Trap Attack finished up last weekend, congratulations to the winners. You can visit fish donkey and search for Clam Trap Attack 2022 to get all the results. While the ice around NY is good, that snow storm on MLK,Jr day did cover most waters with a good amount of snow. Although much is settling down, pressure cracks could present an issue, so use that spud bar until the ice is healed up and thickened up. Concerns are rising over the timing of the season opening day changes proposed by DEC in their latest round of regulatory activity. Some believe a delay in effective date to next year would suffice, and I have heard other work arounds are being considered. Make sure you submit comments before the Feb 6 deadline! Around the Great Lakes region, the Great Lakes Sportfishing Council advises Michigan anglers that creel limits for the spring steelhead season, March 15-May 15, has been reduced from 3 fish per day to 1, as populations have shown a steady decline over the past year. The Black Lake Lake Sturgeon Ice season is set, with a 6 fish harvested per season set to prevent overfishing. Anglers must sign up by Feb 5 to participate in this 4 day season (Feb 6-Feb 9), and the hours to fish each day is 8AM - 2PM only. Mercury is a terrible problems in many waterways, but good news is that it seems this contamination abates quicker than thought, as a 15 year study has shown levels of mercury in waters, sediment and plankton abate quickly once the source of pollution is curtailed. Better news for the younger fish, as the rapid decline helps keep exposure up the food change low. Older fish that are contaminated will remain so, sadly. The NYSCC has release action alerts to the membership. They call for the members to support A1299/ S7747, which will give full inclusion to crossbow while tying its use to archery. NYSCC calls on members to oppose A5728/ S5058, which is the revisit of the lead ammo ban on state lands and in the NYC drinking water areas, which is huge as that encompasses the Catskills, the Delaware River watershed and Cohocton Rservoir, and A7785/ S6510, which is the predicted county opt out law for late ML season in southern zone. Get busy, folks. Finally, your humble host brings you a blast from the past, as the renewable energy scam and claims of the planet in crisis have been part of the Democrat Communist lexicon for a long time. What is different is the people's connection to history. Same crises and claims were made on the first Earth Day, April 22, 1970. The more things change, the more they stay the same! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rich-davenport/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rich-davenport/support
Episode Notes We're starting this year with some sweet nostalgia! These two theatre nerds grew up with the Boy Genius Jimmy Neutron and NEEDED to cover his school play MACBETH... IN SPACE! CAST: Megan Scharlau and Matthew James Marquez Support the show on Patreon Theme music by Riley Allen- https://rileyallen59.wixsite.com/music SFX: "Cricket Chirp", "Comic Male Laughter", "Digital Phone Ring" on audioblocks.com "Cha Ching", "Aww cute reaction", "CD Player Turn on Turn Off 01 01" on Freesound.org Support Avant-Bard by contributing to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/avant-bard
Kids really do say the darnedest things. Pat and Brandon share some personal experiences with things kids say, as well as some internet stories. Not-so-dirty riddles, news updates and holiday questions appear as the EC duo has some fun. #ChrisCuomo #MapleSyrup #Rust #AlecBaldwin #ChristmasQuestions #Entertainment #EntertainmentContainment #DirtyRiddles #KidsSay #KidsSayTheDarnedestThings #Funny --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Joe's polls are so bad, he can't control his sphincter. California doesn't get that woke is bad. And Saturday Night Live gets tacky. Follow me on Twitter @RunninFewl Follow me on Parler @DumbassesTalkingPolitics Follow me on Rumble @DumbAssesTalkingPolitics Download or listen to my podcast on Apple Podcasts, Podbean, Podcast Addict, Stitcher, YouTube and Rumble. Show notes and blog can be found on: http://www.dumbassestalkingpolitics.com Please Subscribe, Like and Comment!
Guillermo joins us for the aftercast on a day when Betty is out of the office, 18 billionaires got stimulus checks, Chris Pratt praised his wife for giving him a healthy kid and people are upset with him because he has another son with diabetes, and weekend plans!!! You can sponsor a child through Food for the Hungry at www.fh.org/wallyshow You can join our Wally Show Poddies Facebook group at facebook.com/groups/WallyShowPoddies/.
Welcome to this Halloween Night Podcast! Things get spooky (candy corny joke, I know) when Jordan and Jett discuss the big upcoming patches and downloadable content for World of Warcraft and Animal Crossing: New Horizons. Plus our weeks in WoW and ACNH. Instagram: @nhazgul (Jett) @jordannotgordonramsey (Jordan) @razr.leaf @wow.whatthebell Twitter: @onlyindweebs @wowwhatthebell Email the show (we will read on air if you like!) at wowwhatthebell@gmail.com. Our Patreon is live over at www.patreon.com/wowwhatthebell. Join the Chum Club, get a welcome gift, be on the show! Look for all things Jordan at www.tophatgeeks.com. Find links to all shows, the Patreon page, merch store and more! Our show is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Soundcloud. Leave us a review on Apple Podcasts and we'll read it on the air, good or bad! Really let us have it. Thanks for listening!
It's that time of year again when scary things come home with you. I'm not talking about ghosts and ghouls, but I am talking about candy. This week, the couple ...
Let's keep spooky season going with a healthy dose of bread laced with LSD! That's right we are talking about the famous town AND village of Salem and how they got a little witch crazy back in the day. Consider being a Patron! The biggest benefit to you Wikimaniacs is that we have a combined https://www.patreon.com/cultiv8podcastnetwork (Patreon)! Signing up for only $5 will not only get you access to this show a week early and ad-free, but it will also get you a week early and ad-free episodes of Let's Start A Cult and The Dumb, Found Dead! A god damn it that's not all because you will also get access to John's new series Kaba, where he dives into cryptids, spooky stories, and creep folklore. So sign up today and help support yuh bois in starting something fun and exciting! Become a Patreon for early episodes and ad-free episodes: https://www.patreon.com/redditonwiki (Patreon) Follow Us For Memes: https://twitter.com/redditonwiki (Twitter) https://www.instagram.com/redditonwiki/ (Instagram) https://www.tiktok.com/@redditonwikipod? (Tik Tok) https://www.redditonwiki.com/ (Website) RESOURCES https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salem_witch_trials (Salem witch trials - Wikipedia) https://ed.ted.com/lessons/what-really-happened-during-the-salem-witch-trials-brian-a-pavlac (What really happened during the Salem Witch Trials - Brian A. | TED-Ed) https://www.history.com/topics/folklore/history-of-witches (Witches: Real Origins, Hunts & Trials - HISTORY) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Puritans (Puritans - Wikipedia) https://famous-trials.com/salem/2078-sal-acct (The Witchcraft Trials in Salem: An Account (famous-trials.com)) https://www.salem.org/salem-witch-trials/ (Salem Witch Trials Of 1692 | Facts, Landmarks, Events, & More) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MGpSheCNRk8 (Salem Witch Trials- NEW Revelations - YouTube) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d12pIpTuiiI (The Salem Witch Trials Explained - YouTube) Today is episode is brought to you by Stamps.com Save time and money with Stamps.com. There's NO risk. And with my promo code, POD, you get a special offer that includes a 4-week trial PLUS free postage and a digital scale. No long-term commitments or contracts. Just go to Stamps.com, click on the microphone at the TOP of the homepage and type in POD. That's Stamps.com, promo code POD. Stamps.com. Never go to the Post Office again.
"I inhale the fragrance of lavender from a candle lit at 559, I know you'd call at 6, and I want to feel as if you're here." By itself, love is a beating heart. Never ceases, never stops. It's just we, who fill it with our own insecurities, our fragility, our loneliness. We doubt ourselves hence we doubt the other, and view love as a paradigm of insecurity when all it is a temple which awaits return. They say love requires oxygen, reaffirmation, rejuvenation. When the truth is that all it requires is faith. In the ebb and flow of our moods and the seasons, we mistake the passing feeling as a change of heart, and we take decisions of incompatibility and parting with such vigour, that heartbreak then truly ensues. And where a simple conversation and a recall of old pledges is called for, it's tragedy which befalls. So many lives are left to waste because they hear and believe the songs of a passing troubadour. If you liked this poem, consider listening to these other poems which talk of difficult love - I Love You Love (After the Stories Are Told) On Breaking Up (Without Breaking) Find other magical things, like a lovely free chapbook of poems, and other resources here. Uncut Poetry has started a new Podcast called Red River Sessions (on Spotify, iTunes, Pocket Casts, etc), where we will talk to published poets, about their poetry, their craft and what haunts them. It is brought to you by Red River, which is the premier independent publisher of poetry books, and Uncut Poetry. I am Sunil Bhandari. I am a poet based out of India. My book of poetry 'Of Love and Other Abandonments' was an Amazon bestseller. My second book is 'Of Journeys & Other Ways to Get Lost'. Both are available on Amazon. Follow me on Instagram at @sunilgivesup. Get in touch with me on uncutpoetrynow@gmail.com The details of the music used in this episode are as follows - Farm [full version] by Alexander Nakarada Link: https://filmmusic.io/song/8206-farm-full-version License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license
There is a multi billion-dollar industry waiting in line to take our money and exchange for what they market as sell-love and self-care. There is another self that we have that is on the inside that we don't pay attention to, we ignore, we abandon, we shush… As human, as women humans especially, we spend a lot of time joosing up the outer parts of us. The part that other people see. We do it thinking and telling ourselves that we are doing it for us, we tell ourselves we do it to make us feel good. If you are like me, while you may be presenting yourself to the world in the most impeccable manner, impeccably dressed and coiffed, your inner-self maybe due for some maintenance or maybe even a renovation. Get the 6 Week LIFE BY DESIGN Boot Camp right here Click here to get the replay to The Best Year Ever Goals Setting Workshop When you ready to go deeper in your own work, check out Life By Design Academy. Follow me here on INSTAGRAM FACEBOOK --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/janet-cagle/message
Prior to hitting the road for his sister's wedding, Matthew urges subscribers and non-listeners alike: get vaccine, people!
Good News: The state of California set a jaw-dropping record for renewable energy use recently, Link HERE. The Good Word: More wisdom from Rabindranath Tagore. Good To Know: A surprising bit of information about the word “scalawag”! Good News: Amsterdam becomes the first city on Earth to ban advertising for fossil fuels on their Metro […]
Even off slightly, orders are extremely high with all 18 major industries reporting growth, the first time that's happened since 2014.
Ever wondered which Horror Movies/ Books/ Memes are the best? Well good news! The *Certified "Best Horror Podcast (wherein The Name References a Spaghetti Western)" talks about that in this one! Critical Reception be Darned! *Certification Pending Indefinitely.
Lawrence: [00:00:00] I actually first met you when I was bouncing at Off Shore. The after hours club. Yep. Sam: Oh yes. The after hours club. Cape Henry. Right. That was, uh, that was an interesting time of life, you know, it was, uh, for me, certainly work-wise it was, it was very interesting because I was that time. I was waiting tables five nights a week and the same five nights a week, I would, you know, I'd get off work there at, you know, nine, 10 o'clock. And then at 1230, the after hours club would open. So I'd have like this little two-hour span during which I'd go around and stop and other places around the beach and say, you know, Hey you guys coming up tonight, et cetera. And then go and work until seven 30 in the morning for a bit, and then go to the restaurant the next day. Interesting life work, go drink, and then go out and get up and go back to the restaurant. Yeah, seriously? It's uh, yeah, so, okay. So yeah. So you cooked at coyote. What else did you work after? Cause I left coyote in 96 when 95, 96. Yeah, I guess there's 96. Where else did you work after that? Or how long did you stay at coyote? Lawrence: [00:01:51] Um, not too long lunches. And, um, Mike and Corey hired me over at Atlas. Sam: [00:02:00] Okay. Lawrence: [00:02:01] Paid me a lot more money, you know, so I didn't have to work too because I was a coyote on balsa doing the catering for Henry's not leave coyote and go over and. We be upstairs room and cater over there. Yep. And then, uh, and then I got into catering with Gary, but then I took some on my own, down at, um, uh, town point park, the TTI, um, the head of development came and found me at, uh, Atlas. We had Gary and I had done a joint effort down there, but he couldn't make it. So I did the whole thing, which is in both our names. Hmm. He wanted me to do all the, uh, VIP tents. Very cool. So I would do the VIP tents on stage left, and then they would rent out stage. Right. And tell and tell whoever ran it. I was their preferred caterer. So I used to get a lot of jobs like that. Sam: [00:03:03] That's not a bad gig, frankly. Lawrence: [00:03:07] Because I'd be running lunches and Atlas and hunger, a guy to go to five one. They let me use that to prep for that night. Then load up the car with all the food down to town point, get all that done. Then head up to, uh, one of the bars and Waterside go down to Sidney's place. I hang out there. Sam: [00:03:35] It's wild. What was it like working at Atlas? I was always, you know, cause I, I then moved out of town and, you know, essentially at 96, um, but came back with some frequency and I always ended up eating it at one of the Atlas diners. And I, I always thought that wouldn't seem to be a smart move. It was kind of like they'd, they'd figured out how to. To almost standardized to some, to some idea, you know, their location so they could keep opening new ones. Was that kind of the way that one worked or what did you, um, Lawrence: [00:04:12] they were, they were, pattering patterning that off of, uh, Ruby Tuesdays. Uh, they opened up 17 of those and then sold that off for millions. And that was their original plan was to. To do exactly that. Just keep opening them until they get to a certain level. They can get bought out, but that went awry. They, they, because of Corey, they were, they were, there was a chef-driven system. Yeah. It had standardized recipes, but you had to have culinary skills to actually pull it all off. Sam: [00:04:52] True. Yeah, because the level of dining was up high enough. You would need that. Lawrence: [00:04:57] Right. And that was where the problem came in. Couldn't find enough, you know, like they have today when you couldn't find enough good people to maintain that level. So where their downfall was, I was the last chef in their system when I left and they went to, to, to make an, you know, I made my mashed potatoes. I made so much as homemade. They went to boil in the bag of... Support this podcast
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Not every wine is perfect. In fact, not every wine can be perfect. Indeed, one could make a strong argument that it is the imperfections in a wine that can make a vintage stand out above its peers. But sometimes, those flaws can turn a fantastic vintage into, well, sour grapes, if not vinegar itself. So it was the case with the bottle of the Trendsetter that I acquired. (I believe this bottle was the 2018 vintage; I cannot quite recall.) I had been excited to drink this Kansas blend for a while. The Wine Hippie herself had brought it with her for me. The blend of the Trendsetter consists of Norton and Chambourcin, about 50% each, from Twin Rivers winery in Emporia, Kansas. However, something had gone wrong, either while I stored it, while she transported it, or during the winemaking process itself. And you know what? Shit happens. It's not a big deal. This is 2020, after all! You have to make do with what you can. And with such a stunning label (modeled on Maud Wagner, the first female tattoo artist in America), we just couldn't let this one rest. So we decided to make the best of it, and talk in this episode about something I had been meaning to talk about in this podcast at some point, anyway: Wine Flaws. This way you know when the wine in your glass is flawed, and what caused it! Take a listen. Guest stars are James Callahan and Anna Schneider, of Rune Winery in Sonoita AZ. After all, who best to teach you about wine flaws than a winemaker themselves, right?
In this Six-Gun Justice Conversations segment, Paul talks with actor/writer/producer David Gregory about his award winning Powder Burns podcast, which features the trials and tribulations of a blind Sheriff in the Wild West. With guest stars such as Robert Vaughn and Ed Asner, Powder Burns has been nominated for a six-shooter's worth of awards and has been deemed, "Darned good entertainment and the future of the Western," by none other than the Western Writers of America...Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate/?token=suROpN0f2hQhThddyTchkgR4CytqmFW705g1jNJV3rCDT8OLxSCXKbf8j0oyifmCvb3fAW&fromUL=true&country.x=US&locale.x=en_US)
My Favorite Husband Starring Lucille Ball and Richard Denning, originally broadcast October 21, 1949, Supercricket. A cricket in the Cooper household is making life difficult. Also The Grantland Rice Story, originally broadcast October 21, 1955, Bobby Jones.
What is TikTok, and why does it frighten adults? J.C. and Mike enlist some help from a TikTok expert (Mike's daughter Anna) to get the inside scoop.
It wasn’t the most artistic of triumphs, but the Chiefs finished the job in defeating the New England Pariots 26-10 Monday night at Arrowhead Stadium. Their pass defense was excellent and made three interceptions, including Tyrann Mathieu’s return for a touchdown. Yes, the Patriots had to go with backup quarterbacks Brian Hoyer and Jarrett Stidham to replace Cam Newton, who had tested positive for COVID-19. But the Chiefs took advantage. It took a while for their offense to get going, but Patrick Mahomes flipped touchdown passes to Tyreek Hill and Mecole Hardman in the second half. We cover it all on SportsBeat KC, The Star’s daily sports podcast, with Vahe Gregorian, Sam McDowell, Sam Mellinger, Herbie Teope and Pete Grathoff. The A-Team gathered to break down the action on SportsBeat Live, and it’s presented here in podcast form. Story links: “It was a whirlwind:” How Chiefs, Patriots adjusted to COVID-19 postponement The Chiefs may not see the Pats again this season but they’ll see that defense again The Patriots contained Patrick Mahomes. But the Chiefs defense changed the game again What we learned: Chiefs first team to start 4-0 four straight years, but it wasn’t pretty Chiefs grades: Pass defense moves to head of class in shutdown of New England Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
LISTENUP - it's an Alex-Eaton Salners crossword, and it's a DARNED good one, we DARESAY, AWASH with a BEVY of fine clues that will TAX you, LEARNED listener. It turns out that this is our 99th episode, so tomorrow's your chance to win a Jean & Mike Do the New York Times Crossword t-shirt. Just drop us a line, as soon as the 100th episode hits the internet, and the first to reach us at crosswordpodcast@icloud.com will soon have one of these delightful collector's items winging their way towards them.
The Blame Game. It's a tired old game--We've been at it so long that Medusa is now a grandmother. Donald Trump has identified Hillary Clinton to be Medusa. He has also identified who is in control of the world and will be publicly announcing this closer to the election. This is the Blame Game as played by our current administration. This is the Mars Retrograde in Aries. Transcription of Episode
Time to start making those Week 1 fantasy football lineups. We don't *know* what's going to happen in a lot of circumstances because of injury and also because of depth chart shenanigans involving rookies, but we can talk through the processes we used to make our Week 1 ranks, and hopefully provide some insight about which running backs you can trust and which ones are best left on your bench! Guest: Jeff Erickson of Rotowire. NOTES: Sponsor - www.Bookmaker.net for our weekly $5 pick ‘em contest…open an account and then go to www.bookmakercontest.com to enter! Sponsor - www.brooklinen.com promo code HARRISFOOTBALL for 10% off your order of luxury bedding that doesn’t come at a luxury price, and great towels! Sponsor - www.FelixGrayGlasses.com/harris for stylish prescription or non-prescription glasses that will cut down on eye strain from too much screen time Follow Jeff Erickson - @Jeff_Erickson Follow our show - @HarrisFootball Become a patron - www.patreon.com/harrisfootball Become a Person of the Book - https://www.amazon.com/Tulsa-Christopher-Harris/dp/0692170138 Watch the YouTube channel - www.youtube.com/harrisfootball Play in our Week 1 DraftKings contest - https://www.draftkings.com/draft/contest/91046999 Week 1 Ranks Discussed Today: Miles Sanders D'Andre Swift David Montgomery Sony Michel Darrell Henderson Deebo Samuel Mike Williams Brandin Cooks Golden Tate Amari Cooper And the backfields of the: *Colts * Buccaneers * Washington * Jaguars * Ravens
You are planning a road trip that will take you across the country, from Portland Maine driving south to Tampa, Florida. But being the perfectionist, Type-A person you are, you want to make sure everything for your trip is planned just right. That includes making sure you avoid every bit of traffic, travel when there is only good weather, and never even so much as hit a red light. Sounds ridiculous, right? With that perfect of a trip expected, you wouldn't make it past the Casco Bay Bridge into South Portland, much less ever make it to Florida. If you instead committed to driving to Tampa, Florida with the expectations that you will come across unforeseen circumstances along the way, then you can best prepare for those now and start your journey knowing you'll make it to those sunny and sandy beaches regardless of what the open road challenges you with. Not to mention, you'll have your feet in the sand before you would have even left your front door, had you waited for the world to align to your perfect conditions. This is where so many of us find ourselves in our daily lives, although we may not realize it. We're waiting for the perfect time to do that thing we've been thinking about and putting off. We want to wait for the right time, have it all figured out, and be completely prepared for every realistic and unrealistic scenario we can imagine. We find ourselves at the crossroads of progress and perfection. On one hand, we don't want to make any hasty moves that may incur unnecessary risk. Therefore, we put off taking action thinking we are avoiding risk. But what we often don't realize is not taking action doesn't mean we're avoiding risk. In fact, not acting is a risk in itself. Darned if you do, darned if you don't! We are wired to avoid risk wherever possible. But this risk aversion can sometimes come at our own detriment. We may miss out on opportunities, unknowingly incur risk by staying in our same risky situation, or worse, never even experiencing the feelings of taking calculated actions and overcoming our own hurdles in life. This is what psychologists call loss aversion, which refers to a person's tendency to prefer avoiding losses rather than acquiring equivalent gains (Wikipedia). Simply put, it is better to not lose $5 rather than to find $5. Do you keep what you have, or strive for more? Striving for perfection comes with opportunity costs. Opportunity cost refers to the loss of potential gain from other alternatives when one alternative is chosen. In other words, you cost yourself other opportunities by striving for perfection, rather than making progress. In the tech world, when a product is being designed, the developer will release a Beta version, which its purpose is to test market conditions, receive feedback, identify bugs, and in return, the developer improves the product in iterations, based on those inputs. Steve Jobs, co-founder of Apple, is a popular case study for this topic. Although he was a notoriously fierce perfectionist, even he released the early version of the iPhone with flaws. Think of the difference in technology between the first iPhone and the latest model. Had Steve Jobs waited to launch the iPhone until it was perfect, you might be carrying around a BlackBerry, Motorola Razr, or Nokia phone instead. Think back to a time when you were faced with a big decision- maybe a new job offer, deciding on where to attend college, proposing to your significant other, or moving to a new place for instance. Think of the feelings and emotions you had. On one hand, you're excited, and on the other, you're nervous about taking that next step and reviewing all the risks that come with it. Hopefully, you thought through the decision, weighed your options, and made the decision that was best for you with the information you had at the time. That's how I have experienced life – a series of these decisions. Your life is a culmination of the decisions you've made. Your thoughts,...
Dr Anna Volkmer, narrates her blog written for NIHR Dementia Researcher. Find the original text, and narration here on our website.
What's the Ancient Chinese Buddhist's vision of a dystopian world? One where the Daoists have taken over! Tripitaka's party encounter just that this week when they come across a kingdom where all Buddhists are Daoist slaves! How did this happen? What's Monkey going to do about it? Find out this week!
You are planning a road trip that will take you across the country, from Portland Maine driving south to Tampa, Florida. But being the perfectionist, Type-A person you are, you want to make sure everything for your trip is planned just right. That includes making sure you avoid every bit of traffic, travel when there is only good weather, and never even so much as hit a red light. Sounds ridiculous, right? With that perfect of a trip expected, you wouldn't make it past the Casco Bay Bridge into South Portland, much less ever make it to Florida. If you instead committed to driving to Tampa, Florida with the expectations that you will come across unforeseen circumstances along the way, then you can best prepare for those now and start your journey knowing you'll make it to those sunny and sandy beaches regardless of what the open road challenges you with. Not to mention, you'll have your feet in the sand before you would have even left your front door, had you waited for the world to align to your perfect conditions. This is where so many of us find ourselves in our daily lives, although we may not realize it. We're waiting for the perfect time to do that thing we've been thinking about and putting off. We want to wait for the right time, have it all figured out, and be completely prepared for every realistic and unrealistic scenario we can imagine. We find ourselves at the crossroads of progress and perfection. On one hand, we don't want to make any hasty moves that may incur unnecessary risk. Therefore, we put off taking action thinking we are avoiding risk. But what we often don't realize is not taking action doesn't mean we're avoiding risk. In fact, not acting is a risk in itself. Darned if you do, darned if you don't! We are wired to avoid risk wherever possible. But this risk aversion can sometimes come at our own detriment. We may miss out on opportunities, unknowingly incur risk by staying in our same risky situation, or worse, never even experiencing the feelings of taking calculated actions and overcoming our own hurdles in life. This is what psychologists call loss aversion, which refers to a person's tendency to prefer avoiding losses rather than acquiring equivalent gains (Wikipedia). Simply put, it is better to not lose $5 rather than to find $5. Do you keep what you have, or strive for more? Striving for perfection comes with opportunity costs. Opportunity cost refers to the loss of potential gain from other alternatives when one alternative is chosen. In other words, you cost yourself other opportunities by striving for perfection, rather than making progress. In the tech world, when a product is being designed, the developer will release a Beta version, which its purpose is to test market conditions, receive feedback, identify bugs, and in return, the developer improves the product in iterations, based on those inputs. Steve Jobs, co-founder of Apple, is a popular case study for this topic. Although he was a notoriously fierce perfectionist, even he released the early version of the iPhone with flaws. Think of the difference in technology between the first iPhone and the latest model. Had Steve Jobs waited to launch the iPhone until it was perfect, you might be carrying around a BlackBerry, Motorola Razr, or Nokia phone instead. Think back to a time when you were faced with a big decision- maybe a new job offer, deciding on where to attend college, proposing to your significant other, or moving to a new place for instance. Think of the feelings and emotions you had. On one hand, you're excited, and on the other, you're nervous about taking that next step and reviewing all the risks that come with it. Hopefully, you thought through the decision, weighed your options, and made the decision that was best for you with the information you had at the time. That's how I have experienced life – a series of these decisions. Your life is a culmination of the decisions you've made. Your thoughts,...
Two doctors made headlines this week by trying to construct the narrative that the COVID-19 pandemic has been overblown by the hospital system in pursuit of more profits. This week, Dr. Sydnee and Justin explain why their numbers don't add up, and how you can combat this narrative if it, depressingly, sticks around.Music: "Medicines" by The Taxpayers
Land Rover’s Range Rover Velar SVAutobiography Dynamic Edition come with the longest name in the automotive world. Darned if it doesn’t make short work of all conditions. Yes, this 550 horsepower SUV sprints to 60 miles an hour in just 4.3 seconds, but it never forgets its Land Rover roots. Tom Voelk drives it in the hills of California where he answers “yes” to the question “would you take your $100,000 performance SUV off road?”
Craig and Troy discuss multiple parables at once, and so they come to the conclusion that sometimes an evil weed looks like a righteous one but sometimes a good fish looks bad. But when it comes to the Kingdom, only Christ and His angels will know how to separate one from the other. How are we to know which ones Christ has died for? Be sure to subscribe to this podcast and give us a great review on iTunes or wherever you get your podcasts! Email us: ForYouRadio@1517.org www.1517.org/foryou St. James Lutheran Church www.stjameslcms.church St. Peter's Lutheran Church www.Stpeterslc.org We're proud to be a podcast of 1517.org podcasts
Hey Everyone, Angela Bowen here, the host of Together, We're Gonna Find Our Way: An Unofficial Silver Spoons Podcast. Today I covered another holiday episode of Season 3, S3E7: and S3E8: Village Of The Darned Parts 1 and 2. PART 1 In this episode S3E7: Village Of The Darned Part 1, which aired on November 11, 1984. Ricky and Alfonso are disappointed when they're unable to go a Thanksgiving party, as Edward, Kate and Dexter have decided to take them on a surprise trip to the Caribbean island of St Agnes in the company plane, which Kate is piloting. PART 2 S3E8: Village Of The Darned Part 2, which aired on November 18, 1984. In this episode The Strattons make an emergency landing on a Caribbean island where they have Thanksgiving dinner. Overall, I really enjoyed this episode, the action, suspense kept me on the edge in scenes and the laughter helped ease the seriousness of their dire situation of being stranded. I rated it 5/5 Trains for two parts as a whole episode. Join me in December for S3E11: Twas The Night Before Christmas, which aired on December 16, 1984. In this episode It's Christmas time, but Alfonso is sad to learn he won't be spending the holidays with his mother, while Freddy and his family are homeless. If You'd Like to EMAIL The Podcast: SILVERSPOONSPODCAST@GMAIL.COM
Louis and Clark talk about Antonio Brown, what they would do if they were rich, and talk to Brady “effin'” Noon from the hit movie Good Boys! Great show love it!
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Presented by The CSPN… Welcome to another exciting episode of Comic Book Chronicles! It's all San Diego Comic Convention all the time…except when it isn't! Yes, the biggest comic convention in the U.S. has descended upon SD in CA. One of these years, maybe our panel of hosts will get out there, but until then, a... Read More
This morning I dragged my reluctant body through a 30-minute stretch routine. Struggling to harness my attention span, I would catch myself staring listlessly off into the distance as the drone of fitness instruction guided me through a series of body positions. In this stage of fitness repentance, stretching is full of awkward reminders that my late-forties body doesn’t move like it did a couple decades ago. Tightness in my chest muscles from years of sitting over a computer keyboard with less than stellar posture makes the meeting of my palms behind my back impossible. I grasp into the air behind me and eventually settle for hand-over-hand folding somewhere at the base of my spine instead. Same goes for a standing twist stretch that results in a token turn of my head or the forward fold where my fingers fall a good 12 inches short of my toes. Darned years of office chair existence. My hammies aren’t cutting me any slack. When it’s over I feel a mix of relief and elation wash over me. Score one for healthier lifestyle and I actually do feel better than I did 30 minutes before. I’m just glad I didn’t have any spectators other than my two doggies. Instead of a graceful workout it was more like a one-person wrestle match. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/leavingbusy/message
Kelley intros. Ringo star. We’re not ranking shit. I lost the new best-of notebook. Darning update. Regional kids stuff. Batman. Laughing during story telling. Corner Gas. Ketchup vs. Catsup. Skippers. Monk fruit sugar substitute. Careful with your edibles. Ringo Star break. Mary’s murdering listeners. Kelley’s Hint List. Our show doesn’t use Price as Right Rules. Spay and neuter your animals. Vaccinate you kids. Winston Churchill. Vera’s email and hints. Top Pot Donuts (also in Texas, guys!). Buttermilk/sour milk. Wilber the pig. Keep your lettuce in paper towels, not cloth, so it doesn’t “rust.” Orris root for your handkerchiefs. Rotate your shoes. Superbowl predictions. Umpire Pants Out.
In this Episode Eric Z goes on a deep dive with C.S. Lakin about the NARRATIVE breakdown, and why it is so DARNED important to get it right! Also why it is so important for beginner authors to have their book professionally critiqued by and EXPERT in the field. [so you don't waste time, and instead, get started RIGHT!] Why is this the most valuable podcast? #1 - CS Lakin has literally TONS of resources on her website for FREE (not even an email required!) These include TEMPLATES and Outlines and checklists and, and, and! EXACTLY what the beginning author needs to look at and USE FIRST. I mean really...first! Also, if you listen to the end, there is a DISCOUNT code for one of CS Lakin's SUPER VALUABLE course. I wish I would have discovered her website BEFORE I started my book!
In 1974, Republican Governor Francis Williams Sargent and Lieutenant Governor Donald Rathbun Dwight of Massachusetts released "The Sargent/Dwight Record: A Darned Good Record in Darned Bad Times" in support of their unsuccessful re-election campaign.Sargent was elected Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts in 1966, under Governor John Volpe, and became Governor in 1969, when President Nixon appointed Volpe Secretary of Transportation. Sargent and Dwight successfully ran for Governor and Lieutenant governor in 1970. Among other things, they dealt with the busing controversy, rejecting the demands of anti-busing advocates, and created the weekend prison furlough program. In 1974, Sargent and Dwight were defeated and succeeded by Democratic Governor Michael Dukakis and Lieutenant Governor Thomas P. O'Neill III.The record consists of 20 tracks separated by lock-grooves, each addressing a different policy issue.Side 1:JobsCost of LivingTaxesProperty TaxesMass TransportationHighwaysCrime & Gun ControlPrisonsWelfareEducationSide 2:Consumer ProtectionGovernment Management (Lt. Gov. Don Dwight)Human ServicesHealth CareChildrenWomenBusiness Climate (Lt. Gov. Don Dwight)The ElderlyEnvironmentPatronage See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Full Transcript Below: Show Summary: In this Job Insights episode, Serina Gilbert talks about her job interview process and the rejection she experienced and more so about what she learned and gained from the interview process. Serina goes into the details when she found out about a position opening in her work place. How she prepared for each step of the process and what she gained from taking the risk of challenging her self and wanting to stretch her possibilities. Join Serina Gilbert and Jeff Thompson in this Job Insights episode and learn how landing on the Moon is not so bad when you were shooting for the stars. We hope you enjoy this Job Insights episode and you can send your feedback and suggestions to the Job Insights team by email Follow the Job Insights team on twitter @JobInsightsVIP Job Insights is part of the Blind Abilities network. A big Thank You goes out to CheeChaufor his beautiful music! You can follow us on Twitter @BlindAbilities On the web at www.BlindAbilities.com Send us an email Get the Free Blind Abilities App on the App Store. Get the Free blind Abilities App on the Google Play Store Full Transcript: Serena Gilbert: Recently, I was presented with an opportunity to apply for a position that was not one level, but two levels above where I'm at right now. I am not joking you guys, there were literally nine people on my interview. Jeff Thompson: Job Insights, a podcast to help you carve out your career pathway and enhance the opportunities for gainful employment. Serena Gilbert: You will never know what you can do until you try. Even just the interview process built my confidence up. Jeff Thompson: To help you navigate the employment world and give you job insights and enhance the opportunities to choose the career you want. Serena Gilbert: It's a really good experience that helps me see that that interview process, wasn't nearly as scary as I thought it was going to be. Jeff Thompson: You could find the Job Insights podcast on blindAbilities.com. Part of the Blind Abilities network with host Serena Gilbert and myself, Jeff Thompson. You can contact us by email at jobinsights@blindabilities.com. Leave us some feedback or suggest some topics that we cover on Twitter @jobinsightsvip. Check out the job insight support group on Facebook where you can learn, share, advice and interact with the job insights community. Serena Gilbert: There's lessons to be learned in every single life experience that we go through. Sometimes they're easier to find, and sometimes they're a little bit harder to look for, especially when it's news that we don't like. Jeff Thompson: Learn about resources for training, education, and employment opportunities. Serena Gilbert: Especially you, Jeff. I keep you on your toes. Jeff Thompson: Now please welcome Serena Gilbert and Jeff Thompson, with job insights will come to job insights. Welcome to Job Insights, I'm Jeff Thompson. We're back with a brand new show with my co-host, Serena Gilbert. Serena, how are you doing? Serena Gilbert: I'm doing good, Jeff. How are you? Jeff Thompson: I'm doing really good. I'm glad to be back in the studio with you, and we're going to talk about a topic that's quite personal to you as of late. It's about rejection during a job interview. Serena, I really want to thank you for sharing this with the listeners. Serena Gilbert: Yeah, it's something we all go through. It's not super fun, but I really wanted to ... Jeff and I talked about this podcast is like our therapy session in a way. So I wanted to take some time to share my experience and also talk about what do we do when we hear no, and when we get a little bit ahead of ourselves when we're looking at, oh my gosh, that'd be really cool to have that opportunity, and how do we make the best of those opportunities. Jeff Thompson: Yeah, and sometimes opportunities turn into lessons that we learn. What do we gain from them and I'm sure there's a list of stuff that you have gathered lately and are going to use them for in the future. If you don't get out there and try, if you don't challenge yourself, then you're not putting yourself out there. You're not making opportunities so good for you. Some people that have a job, they get complacent and they just want to keep that job, but I think when someone looks at the job and sees that this is not the peak of the mountain, they want to keep climbing a little bit further and you did just that. Good for you. Serena Gilbert: Yeah, and it's perfectly normal to want to advance your career. Sometimes when we get into the, "Oh my gosh, it was so hard for me to get this job. I'm just happy to be working. I'm happy to be earning an income," we do get a little bit complacent like Jeff said. It's something that I'd like to avoid because if you're not growing and moving forward, then why are we here? I really strongly feel that it's important to advance our skills and abilities, even if it's in our same position or if it's promotional opportunities like the one that I went for a few weeks ago, that Jeff helped me with. Jeff Thompson: That's right, and I would do it again. Serena, you shot for the stars, landed on the moon. That's not a bad thing. Let's take our listeners back to when all this started. Serena Gilbert: So why don't we start with my story from the last few weeks, because that's part of the reason we haven't been recording in a while. Right, Jeff? One of us, I don't know who, was a little bit distracted with some things going on. Right, Jeff? That was totally you. Jeff Thompson: Plus, who had a cold for a while too? Serena Gilbert: I was sick and then I was feeling better, and then what a month later I was sick again. So that was fun. So for those of you that have been listening to the podcast, you know that I am currently a rehabilitation counselor here in Colorado. Recently I was presented with an opportunity to apply for a position that was not one level, but two levels above where I'm at right now. In our State, we have counselors and then we have supervisors of the counselors and then above that, we have program managers which is middle and high management level positions. So I thought, "You know what? I'm going to try for it, see what happens." If nothing else, this is me showing, hey I would like to at least be considered for upcoming leadership opportunities and get the experience of interviewing on such a different level of the interview process. Serena Gilbert: It was a little bit intimidating until I was actually sitting there and then I was like, "There's nine people sitting around me." This is awesome, but it's a great experience for what I went through. One thing that happened with me is the position posted early October and they did interviews late October, mid to late October. In that time from when I applied to when I had the interview, as is normal and human nature, I started thinking, "Oh my gosh, what if I get this position? What are the things I want to do? What are some things that would be different for me? How would our life look different," because it would have been a commute for me from where I live up to Denver, which I had already figured out. Serena Gilbert: I'm a researcher when it comes to at least figuring out what are my options. That in a way made it a little bit harder to take the, "We're sorry, but this isn't quite right for you right now," kind of conversation that was hard with me and that's tricky. Jeff Thompson: Because you put all that work into it. Serena Gilbert: Yeah, because you start thinking about it. You know when you apply for that position that you're like, "Oh my gosh, this would be so cool." You start imagining yourself in that position. So in some ways, that's great because it shows that you're really thinking about what you'd like to do with that position, and the goals, and things that you have but then in other ways, it makes that fall a little bit further when you don't hear the news that you wanted to hear. Jeff Thompson: But you did hear some positive news. Serena Gilbert: I heard some great news. So I got really good feedback on my interview. It wasn't that I bombed my interview or anything. I was really well prepared. If you guys have listened to other podcasts that we've done on job interviewing and preparing, as you know I researched all kinds of really difficult interview questions that might be asked at the management level. I can answer lots of different questions from the counselor level, but there's a different way that you're looking at and approaching situations when you're interviewing for a management level position. So I did a lot of research with that and I knew that I did not have a lot of the management leadership experience that they would traditionally be looking for in candidates for that position. Serena Gilbert: So I took it a little bit above and that's just me, and I wrote a little at least two or three pages proposal for what I thought some of the important goals would be for one year, three years, five years down the road in that particular position. I presented that as part of my interview. I got really good feedback on that. I know that that was something that they appreciated, because it shows that you're looking forward and you're not just thinking of the two weeks from now or a month from now. It really just came down to you. I just don't have that experience that they need for such a high-level position running literally an entire unit at this point in time, but the really whole news is the director of my agencies specifically gave me some tips and complimented me on my interview. That really made the blow a little bit easier to take, even though I didn't get the news that I wanted. Jeff Thompson: What was some of those tips that you got? Serena Gilbert: It was really just that I needed to develop more management leadership experience. I have some ways that I'm going to go about that and partner with some staff that's within our agency that can be really supportive of that and look forward to the next opportunity down the road because our agencies go in through lots of changes out left and right. There's always changes with any government agency, so I never know what might come about down the road. Jeff Thompson: There might be a supervisor position opening up. Serena Gilbert: You never know. Jeff Thompson: Keep your ears spilled. Serena Gilbert: I was lucky in my agency that I got that feedback so openly. I didn't even have to request that it was just provided to me by the person that let me know, "Hey, here's what happened and here's the feedback that I have for you." If you're not lucky enough where that feedback it's not just given to you, then just ask. If there was nothing that I learned in the situation that I was just in is that you will never know what you can do until you try and ask for what you want. It definitely built my confidence up, even just that. Even just the interview process built my confidence. Jeff Thompson: That's great because now you're willing to share that experience with all the listeners here. I listened to you because when you're talking, you're invested in this all the time and I was really rooting for you to take this challenge. You did take the challenge. You got different news, but you're another step forward, I think. Serena Gilbert: Well, and I left the situation knowing that I literally did everything I possibly could to show my passion for that position. I researched, I talked to stakeholders, I put together that proposal. I prepared for really common interview questions and that they helped, because even if I didn't get asked that exact question, some of the scenarios that I came up with were still applicable to the questions that were asked of me. So I did not leave with any regrets. I don't feel like, "Man, I should've done this better. I should have done that better." I literally put my best foot forward and I'm proud of that, and that's a really good experience that helps me see that that interview process wasn't nearly as scary as I thought it was going to be. Don't get me wrong. It was a hard interview, but I was prepared for it. Jeff Thompson: Only nine people, huh? Serena Gilbert: Only nine. There were nine people. I'm not joking you guys, there were literally nine people on my interview. Jeff Thompson: All in the room? Serena Gilbert: All in the room, in person. They were all very nice, very supportive. There were many times when we were making jokes and things like that. I never felt like anyone was out to get me, it's never ... That's the thing that I want our listeners to hear is when you come into an interview panel like that, nobody wants to see somebody fall on their face. They want to see you do your best. They want to see you put your best foot forward. One of the people that was interviewing me, saw me when I arrived and said good morning to me. They asked, "How are you doing?" I was like, "I am really nervous." He said, "Don't be nervous. It's just a conversation between friends, and we all want you to do really well." That helped a little. Jeff Thompson: That was great. Serena Gilbert: Yeah, I mean that's how supportive of an environment that I'm lucky enough to have to be in. That's why I'm like, uh. I was sad for a little while, I went through all those stages of no, man. At the end of the day, I really do feel that that's the case, that they really do want to see us succeed. Jeff Thompson: You're more prepared for next time this opportunity comes up that you decided to take the challenge, and put yourself out there again. You have gone through it once, this won't be your first rodeo? Serena Gilbert: No. Jeff Thompson: No. Serena Gilbert: No. Far from it, you know me. I don't give up. Jeff Thompson: That's right and it's the tenacity. Now someone that's out there that doesn't have a job to fall back into that is trying and tries again, I've known people who have tried eight, nine times. They keep that tenacity, the move forward and they're gaining from each time and they'll land a job. Serena Gilbert: It's really important to in my situation I was lucky enough that I'm in the agency. So I don't have, I have no problem. If I wasn't offered the feedback, I had no problem picking up the phone and saying, "Hey, how did I do? I need your honest feedback. I just want to be able to take that to improve the next time I go for something like this." We're not all applying for jobs that are within the agency, or the field that were already working in. So when that happens, I would still say do not hesitate to try to get that feedback from the employer that you interviewed with. You just say, "Hey, totally understand. I'm super grateful for the opportunity to have been able to interview with you, but so that I can move forward and improve upon myself, can you tell me a little bit about what I can improve on. What are maybe some skills and abilities that I need to work on?” Serena Gilbert: Maybe they'll have some feedback about your interview, and maybe you do have those skills and abilities but had a hard time selling them in the interview room. So that does two things for you. The first is if there were other positions that maybe they thought you might be a good fit for, they might give you a second look because they're like, "Wow, this person really wants to seek some feedback and show that they're able to improve upon themselves." Be humble about it, not angry and bitter about it because yes, that's definitely an emotion that is going to come up, but you don't want the employer to see that ever. Then number two, if there's not an opportunity in that particular company, then use that feedback to improve for the next job interview that you have, and the next after that because there will be lots of them. All you need is one person to say yes. Jeff Thompson: I got to hand it to you, because that is stressful to go through, put yourself through. I know over the last month that off and on you were talking about it, sending me emails on this and that and the other thing and it was consuming. Serena Gilbert: That is a little bit of a weakness for me. I do tend to go full on into stuff, like it's either all or nothing with me. I'm either completely and totally committed to it, or I'm just completely and totally disinterested in it and do nothing towards it. So there's no in between for me. Jeff Thompson: That's a good something to have or to illustrate on your resume. It's a good quality to have because people like to see finishers. People who go into something, invest into it and see it through. I know you gave 110% on this and I know it must have hit hard. When you got the news, how did you gather yourself after that? I mean you had to take a few minutes to just reflect. Serena Gilbert: It was kind of, it's going to sound really weird, but it was nice in a way. So I interviewed on a Tuesday at 9:00 AM. I knew by the following day, literally the next day at 9:00 AM that I did not get the position. I was at work, there was a handful of friends at work that knew what I was up to and helped me prepare and things like that. So I immediately went and chatted with them and I was like, I'm okay with it because they did tell me the individual that got it, and that person was well deserving of it. Think that person will do a fantastic job, and there was truly no hard feelings. It's still just the, "Man, I went for it and I didn't get it." It's not like I was truly slighted I guess is not the right word, because I knew even in the back of my mind, I was always telling everyone, "This is going to be a long shot, this is going to be a long shot." Serena Gilbert: As I prepared more and more forward, I was like "Maybe it's more reachable. Maybe it's more, maybe it's more realistic than I think." Then you get in your head. Really what helped me a lot is being able to chat with friends and reflect upon the feedback that I got that truly was really positive, and that helped during the work day. Then that night, I got home, and you start to ruminate about things. I had my little, I call it a blue funk for just that night. The next day was perfectly fine. I think that that's okay to go through that and be like, "I don't really want to talk to anyone right now for a few hours. I'm just going to go, listen to an audio book for a few hours. Just escape for a little while." That's okay. That's where I usually go when I need to regroup and things like that. This was almost a week ago now and I'm not letting it keep me down. Jeff Thompson: Serena, with this experience that you just went through, does any of this help you at your current job that you're doing today? Does any of this roll over into it? Serena Gilbert: With the position that I applied for is management level, so you're looking at things from a much more strategic perspective. I'm starting to look back and look at the job that I'm doing and starting to think, "How can I do this better? What are some strategic things I can do to expand what I'm already doing in my current role, and also serve the clients that I'm working with a little bit better?" Just look at that from more of that leadership slant on things, as opposed to just being the counselor. I think that that's going to help me down the road when it comes to being able to demonstrate some of that leadership experience. So it's just changed my perspective a little bit, because I put a little bit of a different hat on when I was looking for getting into that opportunity. Jeff Thompson: So all that work and all that studying, and all the questions that you went through and research that you did may be paying off today. Serena Gilbert: Yes sir. Darned schooling. Jeff Thompson: I tell you. That's the trouble with students, they lack education. Serena Gilbert: Just can't stop learning. Jeff, have you ever gone through some disappointments with a job search or business opportunities you were hoping to get into? Jeff Thompson: Of course there has been. There's been positions like even in the workforce when you want to move up a step, or a grade, or ask for a raise, or do something. You challenge yourself and you put yourself into that, to go into your supervisor's office or like you did. You went into a job interview with a panel of people talking to you. To go into those situations, you have to be thinking about yourself, putting your best foot forward. When it doesn't happen, you have to walk back out to where you were and do the best you can. Typically like you did, you improve upon what you're doing, and you take on extra steps, and other people will notice. I'm glad people noticed and gave you some good feedback in your situation as well. Serena Gilbert: I think it's important. One thing you just said is that other people will notice. People are watching you. When you have that kind of thing happen, people are watching what your reaction is going to be. Especially if you're already in the workplace, and you had gotten from promotion like we were talking about. If you react poorly and speak negatively of the individual that got the position, or down the road start talking negatively about that particular person, people are going to take note of that. They're going to start to wonder, "Well, how are they going to react if things don't go their way in the future?" They're going to fill in the gaps. They're not going to let you have that opportunity to demonstrate or show them, because they're going to look at your historical behavior. Jeff Thompson: Yeah. Earlier episodes we've talked about what they're really looking for. One of the key things they're looking for is someone who fits the culture. Someone who is a team player and even though you're doing a job interview, it's always related. It's always 100%, you're on the clock. I mean there's no, that was during this situation. No, they'd look in at a comprehensive view of you whether your in this situation, the other situation, they want team players and there's no room for negativity. Did I say that word right? Serena Gilbert: Did you say negatitivity? Jeff Thompson: I think I did. Serena Gilbert: We're totally leaving that in there. Jeff Thompson: There's no room for negativity. Serena Gilbert: Yes, there you go. Good save. Jeff Thompson: Well Serena, I'm glad you went through this experience and I'm glad you took from it and came out of it with a great positive, and you're willing to come back here. It's only been a week and you're here talking about it. So I think this was really good experience for you. Serena Gilbert: Yeah, I think so. Anyone who knows me, knows that I'm not going anywhere. When I got into working for Vocational Rehabilitation, I already decided, and I even said this in my interview. I was like, I don't know if there's a really nice way to say this. I didn't want to say I'm an old timer or whatever, but I was like, "I'm not going anywhere." I plan on retiring from Vocational Rehabilitation, so this is a position or an opportunity that I'm committed to and that's why went for this opportunity, because I see myself being able to contribute to the agency on a little bit more strategic and larger scale. Not that I don't like my counseling job. I love it, but there's other ways that you can also contribute in that position. Jeff Thompson: I think it's really good. Here you're the host of Job Insights and usually talking about people going out and doing what you just did. So you actually experienced exactly what we've been talking about, and you're going to bring back this information and you're going to carry it with you. So like you said earlier, we both have been talking about it. The experience you gained from these, even though it doesn't come out the way you want it, there's so many little gems in there that you can take with you that enhances your job that you're in right now, and your opportunities for the future. Serena Gilbert: Yeah and not to sound too cheesy, but there's lessons to be learned in every single life experience that we go through. Sometimes they're easier to find, and sometimes they're a little bit harder to look for especially when it's new is that we don't like. Having that true growth comes from looking at, well what lesson can I learn here? How can I improve? What can I do better the next time? Jeff Thompson: That's good and I'm glad you came back and talked about it. Serena Gilbert: I honestly want to take the time too to thank all of the people out there that helped support me from that first day when that job was posted, and I sent all these frantic text messages out saying, "Oh my God, that position's posted. I thought I had time to think about it. What do I do?" Every single person that surrounded me said, "Go for it. Try it. I support you." I had lots of people offer to write me letters of recommendation, and I just really appreciate every single one of you guys. I thank you for encouraging me and lifting me up to go for that opportunity. Jeff Thompson: You did a great job. Serena Gilbert: Especially you, Jeff and Pete from the Blind Abilities team. Jeff Thompson: Well, it's not hard to speak highly of you because you do such a great job. Serena Gilbert: I keep you on your toes. Jeff Thompson: Yes you do. Yes you do. Well I want to thank all of you for coming on the Job Insights. You can check out more of the Jobs Insights on the Blind Abilities website, that's at www.blindabilities. com and follow us on Twitter @jobinsightsvip. Serena Gilbert: Well, don't forget about our Job Insights Facebook page and Facebook support group, and you can also follow me on @BlindyBlog that's on Twitter and Facebook. Jeff Thompson: And @KnownAsJeff on Twitter for myself. A big thank you to Chee Chau for his beautiful music. You can follow Chee Chau on Twitter @lcheechau. I want to thank you all for listening, we hope you enjoyed. Until next time, bye bye. [Music] [Transition noise] When we share -What we see -Through each other's eyes... [Multiple voices overlapping, in unison, to form a single sentence] ...We can then begin to bridge the gap between the limited expectations, and the realities of Blind Abilities. Jeff Thompson: For more podcasts with a blindness perspective check us out on the web at www.blindabilities.com. On Twitter @BlindAbilities. Download our app from the app store, Blind Abilities, that's two words. Or send us an email at info@blindabilities.com. Thanks for listening.
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It's the Third Annual Davey Mac Sports Program Christmas Special! Complete with drunken singing, bad arguments, terrible sports predictions, two assaults, half of a vomit, cupcakes and bullets, Monday Night Football, the NBA is back, the Baseball Hall of Fame, Dave gets high with Santa Claus, Pepper eats Rudolph, Sean O slaps Mrs. Claus, Roy burns down Christmas Village, and MORE winter wonder on this very festive and special episode of the Davey Mac Sports Program!
Welcome back, chums! Bobby and I are getting organized in this weeks' Studio Rejects! We'll be DARNED if we're going to have inconsistent characters in this movie. You'll want to know exactly whose walking into the crazy alien temple thing. Is it the fidgety guy? Maybe it's the lady who carries around a plain pizza! Tensions are ramping up, friends, and I dare say we're going to see a monster soon, so: Click here to listen! Click here to read along! And then let us know what you think: iTunes! @BobbyKoester! Facebook! @WillRogers2000! YouTube! Part Three next week!
Happy Thanksgiving from OMGNAP! Well, at least from Dreams. :-) Jeppy doesn’t have Thanksgiving. This is an absolutely wonderful time of year, and it was so much fun to get the opportunity to record this episode. We are going to make an attempt to make more regular recordings again, but living so far away from one another and in two completely different time zones, sometimes it just doesn’t match up when dealing with Dreams’ work schedule. We will do our best, however, to make it into your Stitcher or iTunes ASAP. We’re having to fight Dreams’ ISP, as well, as it slows down far too often and causes the recordings to sound icky. Darned thing! Below are the news articles we looked at this recording, in case you’d like to take a glance and see what we’re seeing. Whether or not you are in the U.S. celebrating our holiday centered around thankfulness, we hope that you are having a wonderful week. See you again soon! http://www.10news.com/news/shopper-lines-up-for-black-friday-1-week-early http://www.10news.com/news/local-shopper-finds-new-place-to-line-up-for-black-friday-sales http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/11/15/worlds-biggest-liar_n_2135971.html http://usnews.nbcnews.com/_news/2012/11/15/15187964-as-thanksgiving-nears-frankenturkey-attacks-in-connecticut?lite#__utma=238145375.1140115235.1334424373.1346596295.1353123268.11&__utmb=238145375.1.10.1353123268&__utmc=238145375&__utmx=-&__utmz=238145375.1343939215.9.9.utmcsr=fark.com|utmccn=(referral)|utmcmd=referral|utmcct=/&__utmv=238145375.|8=Earned%20By=msnbc%7Cus%20news%7Cweird%20news=1^12=Landing%20Content=Mixed=1^13=Landing%20Hostname=www.msnbc.msn.com=1^30=Visit%20Type%20to%20Content=Earned%20to%20Mixed=1&__utmk=168968674 http://www.npr.org/blogs/thesalt/2012/11/16/165269866/pig-genome-project-may-pave-the-way-for-better-bacon?ft=1&f=1001 http://www.express.co.uk/posts/view/358383/That-doesn-t-look-very-stable-Ten-horses-found-crammed-into-van http://www.foxnews.com/health/2012/10/05/boy-with-fatal-disease-becomes-permanent-member-boston-college-football-team/# http://www.bc.edu/content/bc/publications/chronicle/FeaturesNewsTopstories/2012/topstories/jbharvey100412.html
Skeptoid responds to some listener emails that question the validity of the scientific method.
We cover a variety of topics and do a bit more feedback.
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