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Rob reflects on transition and locust trees down the driveway and then transitions into a discussion about leeks, St. David's Day, and how food has factored into his life transitions.  Leeks are part of our diet, and our nutrition factors into our overall health and well-being.  Our overall health and well-being is important for our physical health, which generally seems to come easier after financial health has been established.  The seven areas of life balance are:Financial, Physical, Personal Development, Family, Spiritual, Social, and CareerListen to a story about how Rob transitions from the old life of climbing the corporate ladder and buying company stock, to closing out his bank accounts with the big banks to further his effort to do business with and support his local community, while getting his finances straight.Are you interested in learning more about community?  JOIN US!Telegram Group Chat - https://t.me/allaroundgrowthConnect on social media!  Twitter - https://twitter.com/allaroundgrowthFlote - https://flote.app/allaroundgrowthFacebook Page - https://www.facebook.com/allaroundgrowthFacebook Group - https://www.facebook.com/groups/allaroundgrowth~  Subscribe to the All Around Growth Podcast Telegram Channel for show updates ONLY:    https://t.me/allaroundgrowthpodcast  ~Follow this link to ALL EPISODES   ~ How To Leave a Rating & Review in Apple Podcast AppThis really *does* affect the algorithm......as of recording in February 2022 - I would invite you to do this!The podcast game is changing - help us with a rating and review!~Have a Question or any feedback for Rob?Send me an email at allaroundgrowth@gmail.com~Discussion Links:The Old Farmer's AlmanacThe Old Farmer's Almanac is your trusted source for long range weather forecasts, moon phases, full moon dates and times, gardening tips, sunrise and sunset times, Best Days, tide charts, home remedies, folklore, and more. All from the oldest continuously-published and best-selling farmers' almanac in North America.St. David's DayThis day commemorates the patron saint of Wales, St. David, who was born in the sixth century at Henfynw, Cardigan.  (Image sourced from article here)Cody Matthew Grey (@codymgrey) • Instagram photos and videosCody is our tenant farmer at York Meadow FarmSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/allaroundgrowth)

Welcome to episode ninety-four of the Löw Tide Böyz - A Swimrun Podcast!On the show this week we have our course preview for Swimrun NC. We're joined by Co-Race Director Herbert Krabel, Marcus Barton, and Bronwen and Greg Dierksen of the Boston Wet Sox to share everything you need to know about this epic ÖTILLÖ Merit Race in beautiful Hanging Rock State Park in North Carolina.THE STORYSwimrun NC has a really cool history. Check out our interview with co-race director Herbert Krabel to get the origin story of this cool race. Now in its 5th year, Swimrun NC offers Swimrunners a unique challenge. We asked Herbert to come on the show to share with us why athletes should have this race on their bucket list.Starting and finishing in Hanging Rock State Park, Swimrun NC is just 30ish miles north of Winston-Salem. There are several airport options to get to North Carolina in Charlotte, Greensboro, and Raleigh. Lodging near Hanging Rock is sparse unless you're ok with a campground. Otherwise look for lodging in Winston-Salem.THE RACEThe course is 16ish miles with 14 miles of running and 2 miles of swimming broken up into 11 runs and 9 swims with significant elevation thrown in. This isn't your beginner's Swimrun race but it does start and finish at a brewery so there's that.Annotated Leg By Leg BreakdownRun 1: Green Heron Ale House to Hanging Rock Lake (4.5 miles)  First .4 miles are on a gravel road and that's where teams sort themselves out before hitting the single track Along the way climb through Window Falls which is one of the most picturesque parts of the courseIf you're racing, make your move before you get to the waterfall because it will bottleneck and slow you downSwim 1: Hanging Rock Lake (500m/547yd)This is one of the main aid station/checkpoints in the course that you pass several timesRun 2: Northern Lake trail (.2 miles)Swim 2: Cut across bay (25m/21yd)Run 3: Traverse waterfall (.2 miles)Swim 3: Hanging Rock Lake (500m/547yd)aid station/checkpointRun 4: Northern Lake trail (.2 miles)Swim 4: Cut across bay (25m/21yd)Run 5: Traverse waterfall and continue to Moore's Wall (2.1 miles)Moore's Wall has a 642 step stair climb but there's a lot of climbing before getting to the stepsDon't burn all your matches on this leg of the racesmall aid station/checkpoint (the aid is rationed at the top so make sure you take some extra hydration at the previous aid stationRun 6: Traverse of Moore's Wall and descent to lake (2.2 miles)Some tricky trails here so watch your footingConsider untethering here because of the technical descendSwim 5: Hanging Rock Lake (500m/547yd)aid station / checkpointRun 7: Northern lake trail (.2 miles)Swim 6:  Cut across bay (25m/21yd)Run 8: Traverse waterfall (.2 miles)Swim 7: Hanging Rock Lake (500m/547yd) aid station/checkpointRun 9: Northern lake trail (.2 miles)Swim 8:  Cut across bay (25m/21yd)Run 10: Traverse waterfall climb through Cascades Falls and descend to Dan River (5.7 miles)The Cascade Falls are about half a mile into this legThis is an out and back so you might see people running in the opposite direction (Up or down depended where you are on the out and back)Consider cabbing down if it's a warm dayThis is the last time to gain any ground on other teams if you're racingSwim 9: Rock walls to Green Heron Ale House (900m/984yd)Longest swim of the day The river can be pretty shallow at pointsConsider this as a voting strategyTry to swim the river the day before the race if you can to get a good sense of what to expect on race dayRun 11: Stairs to finish (50yd)THE STRATEGYWe asked The Deirksens for their strategy tips for approaching the unique challenges that Swimrun NC presents to teams. They outlined where to make moves if teams are racing, how to approach the toughest parts of the course, and where to make sure that you take on bonus hydration. As usual, they dropped some major knowledge bombs and we are grateful for their willingness to share their experience with us.THE TRAININGWe asked Marcus Barton (three-time race winner of Swimrun NC) to share his thoughts about how to approach training for the unique features of the race. He recommended training on hills both uphill and downhill and on technical trails as much as possible. He also recommends having confidence in the shoes that you will be using for the race which means practicing simulating race conditions if you can to gain confidence in your shoe choice.CLOSING THOUGHTSWe hope that this course preview gives everyone a good sense of what to expect on race day and how to prepare for the challenge that this ÖTILLÖ Merit race offers to Swimrun teams.These episodes are an iterative process so please let us know what you think about this evolving format.That's it for this week's show. If you are enjoying the Löw Tide Böyz, be sure to subscribe to the show on your favorite podcast player and leave us a five-star review. You can find us on Apple Podcast, Spotify, Google Podcast, and on YouTube. You can also follow our meme page on Instagram. Email us at lowtideboyz@gmail.com with any feedback and/or suggestions. Finally, you can support our efforts on Patreon…if you feel so inclined.Thanks for listening and see you out there!-  Chip and Chris

Hi everyone, this podcast is a solo ambient piano piece I wrote for Memorial Day 2020. It’s a quiet and solemn improvised composition recorded in one take. History.com describes Memorial Day as:‘Memorial Day is an American holiday, observed on the last Monday of May, honoring the men and women who died while serving in the US military.’ Thank you to all who have given the ultimate sacrifice so we can live in peace….Background Music for Sleep, Meditation, Relaxation, Massage, Yoga, Studying and TherapyPlease wear a mask, wash your hands and practice social distancing. I want everyone to be around to enjoy my music for a long time! Thanks.Hi everyone my name is Jim Butler and welcome to Deep Energy Podcast 623 - Memorial DayThis was originally Deep Energy Podcast 258 released on 05.25.20I think this might be a yearly tradition. I really love this piece of music.If you would like to find out more about me and my music, head on over to www.jimbutlermusic.com or you can e-mail me at jimbutlermusic@gmail.com. On the website you will find links to all of my social media including FB, FB fan page, IG and Twitter and any live appearances I am making in the Keene, NH area. My YouTube page has all of the podcasts if you like listening that way, plus various other items. https://www.youtube.com/user/JimButlerMusicI now have a merchandise store with a collection of mugs, t-shirts, tote bags, hoodie’s and a ton more… you can find it at www.deepenergy.threadless.com This podcast is ad supported, if you would like to listen to the podcast without ads or speaking, please go to my Bandcamp page and most of the podcasts are there. If you would like a podcast and you don’t see it, just send me an e-mail and I will get it uploaded ASAP.www.jimbutler.bandcamp.com https://jimbutler.bandcamp.com/track/memorial-dayThis track is free on my Bandcamp page … Please share, subscribe, rate and review (helps more people find the podcast) through however you listen to the podcast including:Spreaker, Stitcher, Apple Podcast App, Castbox, Pandora, Spotify, Luminary, iHeart Radio, Radio.com, Deezer, YouTube, Alexa and Siri and many other podcast providers.Thank you for listening. Until the next time, please be kind to one another, peace, bye…Todays image by: Me

Good morning, RVA! It’s 48 °F, and cloudy. You can expect pleasant temperatures in the mid 70s for most of the day, despite the lack of extreme sunshine.Water coolerAs of this morning, the Virginia Department of Health reports…something. VDH had some server maintenance done over the weekend, which meant their data dashboards went 404 for the past couple of days. They’re sort of up now, showing screenshots for most of the dashboard pages, but, like, you can’t scroll down on any of them and that makes finding “Richmond’ in an alphabetically sorted list a challenge. I’m missing data in my spreadsheet since Thursday, so expect numbers and chartsandgraphs to be weird for a while.This past Friday afternoon, Governor Northam “lifted Virginia’s universal indoor mask mandate to align with new guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.” He recorded a short video of the announcement, too, if you’d rather hear his soft Eastern Shore drawl than read a press release this morning. The gist is the same as what we went over last week: If you’re fully vaccinated you can do whatever, whenever with a handful of exceptions (transit, health care facilities, and a few other spots). Additionally, businesses can still choose to require masks, so pay attention before you saunter into a place maskless. The Governor also announced that he’ll “ease all distancing and capacity restrictions on Friday, May 28th.” That’s two weeks earlier than planned and right before Memorial Day weekend—an, I’m sure, not unrelated fact. Until the 28th, though, we’re stuck in this limboland of mixed messaging around who can do what and for what reasons. Can I pack a big room full of maximally vaccinated people? I think the Governor’s restrictions prevent it, but the guidance says it’d be fine. Confusing. Regardless of how you feel about the sudden lurch in masking guidance, we’ll have a lot more clarity at the end of this month. I like how President Biden put it: “The rule is now simple: Get vaccinated or wear a mask until you do.”The school procurement and construction situation continues to evolve? devolve? Over the weekend the Richmond Times-Dispatch’s Chris Suarez reported that Mayor Stoney and three City Council members “are asking the School Board to reconsider its plans for the school division to manage the construction of a new George Wythe High School.” Via Councilmember Lynch’s newsletter, here are screenshots (first page, second page) of the letter sent by Mayor Stoney and Councilmembers Lynch, Robertson, and Newbille (that’s the Council President, Vice President, and George Wythe’s council rep) outlining how the new proposed process will work. It sounds like the City will hire a third party to help both sides with the procurement and construction process for “the entirety of the process.” Importantly, via Suarez’s piece, swing-vote School Board member Jonathan Young seems interested in the idea. School Board meets tonight, so maybe tune in to see if they choose to respond to this letter publicly.A Chris Suarez double header! He reports that the City has withdrawn a $75,000 contribution to the Enrichmond Foundationafter complaints about how they’ve involved (or failed to involve) volunteers and descendants—folks who have been working to preserve and restore those cemeteries for years and years. This is a long-simmering conflict and, from reading the article, does not sound nearly resolved. Also of note in a political intrigue sort of way, near the bottom of the article, Del. Delores McQuinn weighs in to disagree with Mayor Stoney’s decision.The Department of Public Works has a new survey up (until May 30th) for folks to weigh in on potential new bike lanes for the summer 2021 and spring 2022 paving seasons. You‘ ll be asked to weigh in on how bike lanes should look on six potential corridors: Brookland Parkway (not Brookland Park Boulevard), Colorado Avenue, Grove Avenue, Marshall Street, Walmsley Road, and Warwick Road. It’s so incredibly exciting to me that bike lanes are now just part of the regular paving process. Not too long ago, each of these pieces of proposed bike infrastructure would have involved a huge, drawn out, months long battle in public meetings and in the media. Progress!The City’s Planning Commission meets today and there’s a lot of interesting stuff on the agenda—including some cool pedestrian plaza stuff, a public stairs project (which you know I love), and the rezoning of the Southern States silos. Probably most interesting to readers of this newsletter is the presentation on the rezoning of the area around the Science Museum, Alison Street, and VCU & VUU Pulse stations. Last time this particular rezoning popped up on agendas there was much rending of garments and gnashing of teeth from nearby residents about all the typical stuff (height, density, shade, crime, sewers, etc, etc, etc). We’ll see how the City plans on moving this rezoning forward, now that we’re coming out of the pandemic and the Planning Department has new leadership.Important civic duty reminder: Today is the deadline to register to vote or update any of your voter information if you want to vote in the June gubernatorial primary.This morning’s longreadWhy The Vaccines are a Home Run Despite the Yankees’ OutbreakThis was the best analysis of the New York Yankees COVID-19 story that I read. It’s a challenge to remember that, with so many folks vaccinated, new cases are far, far less important than the number of hospitalizations and deaths. This piece made me want to rewrite the template for the top section of this email!A case of vaccine breakthrough is not the same thing as an unvaccinated or non-immune person catching COVID-19. Personally, if I had tested positive while unvaccinated, I’d be worried until it played out. Post-vaccination? For me, testing positive would be but a curiosity unworthy of my anxiety. There’s a reason that vaccine trials and real world data show so few severe cases, let alone hospitalizations or deaths. Post-vaccination, the virus would no no longer be able to surprise my immune system as a novel pathogen, and I’m not that worried whether it replicates just a bit in my nose before getting shut down.If you’d like your longread to show up here, go chip in a couple bucks on the ol’ Patreon.Picture of the DayThis was the best lunch I’ve made in months.

Today's Patreon-fueled shout-out is for the Plant Northern Piedmont Natives Campaign, an initiative that wants you to grow native plants in yards, farms, public spaces and gardens in the northern Piedmont. Native plants provide habitat, food sources for wildlife, ecosystem resiliency in the face of climate change, and clean water.  Start at the Plant Northern Piedmont Natives Facebook page and tell them Lonnie Murray sent you! On today’s program:Lots of transportation news from the Thomas Jefferson Planning District CommissionCharlottesville City Council takes a first crack at next year’s fiscal budgetBrief update on the pandemicLet’s get a quick update on the pandemic. All metrics continue to trend downward, except for the number of fatalities. The Virginia Department of Health has been slowly catching up with death certificates from the post holiday surge, and 9,849 people are recorded as dying from COVID. And while the number of new cases each day has declined, they are still high. Today there were another 1,246 cases reported. Source: Virginia Department of HealthToday there is a long line once again at the former K-Mart where the Blue Ridge Health District is administering COVID vaccinations presumably the hundreds of people who got first doses on February 17. According to the VDH dashboard, 18 percent of Virginians have received at least one dose. Governor Ralph Northam acknowledged that milestone yesterday.“We’ve achieved the aggressive goal we set back in January,” Northam said. “Back then as you remember, just a few weeks ago our goal was to get to 25,000 shots a day and we accomplished that. We set a long-term goal that to get everyone vaccinated by this summer would be 50,000.”  The seven-day average is currently 50,877 shots a dayThis week the Centers for Disease Control issued new guidance that allows people who have had all of their shots to be able to gather indoors with others who are also protected. (read the guidance)  Still, the pandemic remains with us. On Monday, the Virginia Department of Health announced the South African variant has been found in their central region. “The B.1.351 variant, which first emerged in South Africa in late 2020, is associated with increased person-to-person transmission of COVID-19,” reads the press release. “At this time, there is no evidence that infections with this variant cause more severe disease.”I’ll have more from this press conference in a future program. For many of us, the pandemic has meant working from home. When this time ends, many of us may be looking for a different way to get to and from our workplace. On March 4, the person who runs a service that seeks to get people out of their cars told members of the Thomas Jefferson Planning District Commission about her work. Sara Pennington explained Rideshare.“We are a program that was established actually in 1980 at Jaunt through the Virginia Department of Rail and Public Transportation to provide carpool and vanpool matching services and support,” Pennington said. “The program later moved to the TJPDC and then in 2009 we expanded our coverage to include the Central Shenandoah Planning District Commission so we kind of work in conjunction with our folks across the mountain.”  (download FY22 proposed work program)RideShare also offers a guaranteed ride home program to give people who may have to get home at a different time the occasional option when there are sudden changes of plan. “That is a great comfort and always what we hear as the first deterrent that keeps folks from taking that alternative transportation,” Pennington said. RideShare also assists with helping companies with teleworking logistics, and is currently conducting a survey to gauge interest in coworking. Pennington said Rideshare has continued to operate during this last year. “Even though things this year have been weird with the pandemic there are still some folks who are going into work and who may still need those commute services, so none of that has stopped,” Pennington said. “But we have pivoted a lot of our direction and our resources and information sharing into the field of telework.” The TJPDC is currently working on several transportation studies, including a small area plan for Zion Crossroads and a look at the U.S. 29 corridor north of Airport Road in Albemarle County to U.S. 33 in Greene County. Jessica Hersh-Ballering is a transportation planner. “The overall purpose of this corridor study is to develop broad transportation recommendations that complement the existing land use designations in the study area,” Hersh-Ballering said. There are several new developments either under construction or in the planning stages in both Albemarle and Greene.The TJPDC is also supporting efforts to expand non-motorized infrastructure. Sandy Shackelford is the director of Planning and Transportation.“One of those is the expansion of the Virginia Capital Trail from Richmond through our region, through the Charlottesville area and even west into Staunton,” Shackelford said. Shackelford said the current task is to identify an alignment for such a trail. “It could be right now kind of looking at maybe some of these are on-street connections with a goal in the future to maybe have a set-aside shared-use path kind of facility, but that’s what they’re starting to work towards nowShackelford said her staff also supports the Regional Transit Partnership, which is at the beginning stages of creating a regional vision for public transportation. At the end of the TDJPC meeting, Commissioners had the chance to give updates on what’s happening in their community. City Councilor Michael Payne said new city City Manager Chip Boyles is settling in.“The major thing for us in Charlottesville especially over the next year is really rebuilding our organization and getting it to a better place,” Payne said. “Chip has entered on with a daunting task but perhaps not surprisingly to some of the people here, the work has already started. I’m optimistic that we’re moving into a much more stable place.” Payne also mentioned that the city is considering a one-cent sales tax to help cover the costs of reconfiguring the schools. That would take approval by voters in a referendum after passage of enabling legislation by the General Assembly. “And all that revenue would go strictly to school facilities,” Payne said. “What we’ve heard from our representatives is that it will be much more likely to happen and happen quicker if we have a groundswell of many localities saying this would be a useful power for us to have.” The Louisa County recently banned the practice of people asking others for money within medians. Bob Babyok is the board’s chair. “On Monday, 1 March, we also approved the panhandling prohibition so no more panhandling in Louisa,” Babyok said. Jesse Rutherford of the Nelson Board of Supervisors told the TJPDC that there’s a lot of activity happening in that county.“Here in Nelson we have a lot of opportunity coming as it relates to revitalization of Lovingston and hopefully we’re going to get some good efforts moving forward on some housing development,” Rutherford said. Nelson County currently has a population of about 15,000 according to the most recent estimates from the Weldon Cooper Center for Public Service at the University of Virginia. Rutherford also raised an important issue worth considering as the pandemic recedes.“You know we haven’t had foreclosures in almost a year,” Rutherford said. “Since March there has been a prohibition on any foreclosure that is related to a loan that is insured by the federal government which sets a dangerous precedent potentially this summer when that foreclosure ban is raised.” Certainly an issue to know more about. The moratorium in Virginia is currently scheduled to end on June 30.Charlottesville City Council began their review of City Manager Chip Boyles’ recommended fiscal budget for fiscal year 2022. (review the budget)“We’ll provide a recommended balanced budget of $190,689,839,” Boyles said. “Included in this recommended budget are several identified Council priorities of affordable housing, racial equity, safety and security, workforce development, as well as investment in our employees.” The budget will be adopted in about five weeks after a series of work sessions, and after that, work will begin on updating the city’s strategic plan as a first concrete step towards creation of a budget for fiscal year 2023. Senior Budget Management Analyst Krisy Hammill detailed some of the Council priorities.“For racial equity, we are fully funding the deputy city manager of race, equity, diversity, and inclusion, the Home to Hope program, the food equity initiative, the Office of Human Rights, in addition to the city’s minority business activities,” Hammill said. A request to fully fund the Police Civilian Review Board at $350,000 has been granted. Other requests, however, were not included in the budget. There is no pay raise for employees, for instance. An open issue is whether to fulfil the school system’s full budget request, which does include a pay raise. Hammill offered various scenarios. Watch the video to learn more. Upcoming budget meetings! This is a public episode. Get access to private episodes at communityengagement.substack.com/subscribe

Mark Struczewski is Mister Productivity helping coach his clients with systems and strategies to better productivity. Mark has an obsession is to help YOU become a more productive version of yourself. Top 3 NuggetsWhat is ProductivityNeedle Moving activitiesSelf-development time every dayThis weeks Challange: ODEA Challenge https://www.markstruczewski.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/markstruczewski/ To contact me go to my website here at Conorbuttsss.com

NOTICE: Stick around to the end - Joey has some fishing kayaks about to come in and they will sell quick!Welcome to the Maryland Fishing Line Episode 013Today is Tuesday August 18, 2020This is the podcast where we talk about fishing throughout the great state of Maryland.  The Maryland fishing line is a production of The Angler Magazine, Chesapeake Edition. The Chesapeake Angler can be found throughout southern Maryland, Anne Arundel County, and the Eastern Shore. If you would like to see it in your area and it’s not there let us know! Busy week, I know Joey you’ve been fishing, I’ve been fishing and ‘Rona is still a thingLet’s take a look at what’s going on around the state.Remember that all Maryland areas of the bay and tidal rivers will be closed to striped bass fishing from Aug. 16 through Aug. 31 and in the mainstem of the Potomac River until Aug 21.Surface temps in the Bay are back up to normal after the tropical storm rolled through and cooled them offBut we are seeing some cooler mornings which is the beginning of the fall changeSpot, White Perch and Spanish mackerel are currently leading the charge.Striped BassAs stated earlier, Striped bass fishing is shut down until the end of August - leave ‘em be.You will probably encounter some as a by-catch but handle them quick - maybe even consider not taking them out of the waterBluefishHearing some reports of larger bluefish in the mix running alongside spanish mackerelAnd there are still lots of smaller bluefish schooling on the surface - which by the way is a great way to find those bigger red drum as they will typically be underneath all the chaosYou might start to think about trolling up some of those bluefishStock up on those soft plastics - bluefish love to eat the tailsCobiaCobia fishing is OK at the Middle Grounds, the Target Ship, the Mud LeadsChum, troll or sight cast - whichever you prefer - they all work.Redfish and Puppy DrumLook for larger red drum under those schools of breaking bluefish and spanish mackerelThey are down there cleaning up the messGo after them with large plastics or spoonsThese fish are well outside the upper limit of the slot but are great catch and release funSpeckled TroutSpeckled trout continue to be a mainstay for shallow water fisherman throwing soft plastics.Remember grass beds hold the key for specksSpanish MackerelThe spanish mack bite continues to be hotIf you like shallow water fishing the Bay get on these guys in the morning4 to 5 inch plastics with a light jigheadTons of them breaking water at the mouth of the PatuxentWhite Perch and SpotWhite perch and spot are everywhere right nowFor the spot - double hook bottom rigs with bloodwormsThat works for perch too but also add in some small spinner baits on moving tidesCroakerThere are some small croaker in the mixGet them back in the water quick! These are the croaker we will be dreaming of hopefully coming back in 2021 or 2022LargemouthMorning and evening bite is best on topwater baits like a whopper plopper or a buzzbaitThey move to deeper water or tight to structure in the day - slow fishing plastics or jigs on laydowns when the sun is high is your best betSnakeheadLook for snakehead in shallow water areas early and late in the daySome are currently sitting on fry balls - which are fun to watch for a hot minute but the parents are not going to be eager to take a lureCatfishCats are abundant just about all over now as well.All of these can be caught on fresh cut baits, chicken livers, clam snouts, and a variety of other stinky baits.A great slow down fishing alternative to the striped bass right now during the closureCrabsBiggest crabs are being caught in 12 to 15 feet of water on oyster barsShallower areas are going to have an abundance of smaller crabsThe middle and lower bay are producing right nowYouTube catch upDon’t forget the August monthly giveaway we are doing in association with our YouTube channel - there are multiple ways to enter and win a $25 Bass Pro Shops eGift card.You can enter on our Facebook page - look for the tab on the left OR by visiting https://gleam.io/4XfZb/chesapeake-angler-august-2020-giveawayMagazine Catch upThe September issue just went to the printer! Once again we filled up the bragboard! If you want to see your catch in print you can send them to theanglerchesapeake@gmail.com and make sure to include a by-line and that you have attached a high-resolution image suitable for printing.  If you send them from your phone make sure to send the largest file size possible.Personal fishing weekly updatesJoeyOn the redfishBrianI’ve been able to struggle through and get 83.5 inches on the boardOne fish that is still realistic to cull at 14 inchesCloses out this coming FridayCaught a turtleCrab catch was great last week with about a half a bushelTopic of the weekFishing hydrillaEdgesPunching through (big weights, big baits)Make a hole, come back the next dayThis or ThatHigh end, expensive tackle and cheap (sub $4) baits OR low end tackle and high end baits?Big fish, small fight OR Small fish, big fight?BuByeFB.com/AnglerMagazineChesapeakeInsta @chesapeakeangler & @bnrainesYoutube.com/ChesapeakeAnglerAnd of course you can read the e-magazine online at chesapeakeanglermag.com

On today’s podcast, Yvette will walk you through cocktail parties and the Pre-Wedding lead up. From the moment you wake up on your wedding day until you walk down the aisle is just as important as the Wedding itself. Yvette will help you plan out the day so everyone feels relaxed and the day flows smoothly.Yvette discusses:Timings and options for cocktail receptionsCocktail weddings verse sit-down weddingsWhat issues come with cocktail parties and how to get around themHow to decide what time your reception commences and concludesTop tips for cocktail partiesCocktail Party myths15min20Sec - head to here for Pre-wedding timingsTimings for during the day when you are getting ready for your weddingWhy you always wake early on your wedding dayWhy exercise is important the day of your weddingWhich suppliers need to have input in your wedding day timingsWhat jobs can you give to your bridal partyWhat you need to make time for during the dayThis episode is brought to you by the FREE Manage My Wedding eBook. The Manage My Wedding eBook is the Top 101 Wedding Tips that will take your wedding to the next level and also cover things you have not thought about. The FREE eBook can be downloaded HERE!Your resources:Manage My Wedding App Download Manage My Wedding StoreManage My Wedding InstagramManage My Wedding FacebookManage My Wedding PinterestPodcasts Yvette referred to during the episode:EPISODE 25: How To Plan Your Wedding Day TimelineEPISODE 24: The Only Things Your Wedding Guests Will RememberIf you loved this podcast and would like to hear more from The Manage My Wedding Podcast please subscribe so you don’t miss an episode. We would love for you to rate this podcast and share with your family and friends on social media tagging us.We would love for you to review our podcast and when you do please leave your Instagram handle so Yvette can send you a little surprise and personal thank you.Happy Planning xx

In this episode, Teri will share some of his favorite skills that we can all use at home particularly while we are self-quarantining at home. Enjoy!We are living in very challenging times right now with the COVID-19 pandemic, and we are all spending more time at home than ever before which has led to an increased use of voice assistants. Teri will talk about the five skills that his family uses on a regular basis. They include games and many other ways that they use Alexa for entertainment.And The Teri Fisher Top Five Skills Are:#1 - Question of the DayThis is super fun and the best trivia skill so far in Teri’s opinion.It works by asking the user a multiple point question and then keeps track of how the user is doing, gives them points, keeps track of the users streaks, and so much more.It's a very fun way of learning some random facts.When someone gets their question right, the skill gives them a bonus question. It even has badges that users earn.There are lots of gamification aspects to the skill that makes a user want to keep playing.It was made by MatchBox.ioIt’s invocation word is, “Alexa, start Question of the Day” or “Alexa, enable Question of the Day”#2 - Would You Rather?This is a game that gives the user a random question, for example, “Would you rather itch all the time or sneeze all the time?”Multiple people can play the game together at the same time.It has different categories, including General, Magic, and Hogwarts.It gives users the answers in terms of what most people say.#3 - Kid’s CourtIt was done by Pretzel Labs and its awesome especially for kids because Alexa acts as a judge, and she helps to give a judgement on different situations that may be happening at home.The user goes to judge Alexa and she rules on something that has happened, typically when kids are fighting or not getting along. They can each state their case, defend themselves, and even learn some law concepts in the process.The command for it is, “Alexa, open Kid’s Court”#4 - Song QuizThe command for it is, “Alexa, open Song Quiz”It’s a name-a-tune type of skill/game.A user can choose the number of players they want and if they’re playing alone, the skill can match them up to play with someone else in the world.One can choose music from different decades and it plays a short segment of a song so one can name the title and artist. If one gets both the title and artist right, they get bonus points.It’s very well produced and has lots of great sound effects built into it.#5 - AkinatorThe command for it is, “Alexa, open Akinator”It guesses who the user is thinking of and it does that by asking the user a series of questions.It amazingly correctly guesses who someone is thinking of most of the time.List of resources mentioned in this episode:Flash Briefing FormulaVoiceID.aiAlexainCanada.ca/ChatQuestion of the DayWould You Rather?Kid’s CourtSong QuizAkinatorTheVoiceDen.comOther useful resources:Voice in Canada: The Flash BriefingComplete List of Alexa CommandsAlexa-Enabled and Controlled Devices in CanadaTeri Fisher on TwitterAlexa in Canada on TwitterAlexa in Canada Facebook PageAlexa in Canada Community Group on FacebookAlexa in Canada on InstagramPlease leave a review on iTunesShopping on Amazon.ca See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Paul's statement is the statement each of us should aspire to be able to make one dayThis statement is a prelude to the lord, one day saying to us well done, good and faithful servant. We want to be able to boldly say I'm resisting steadfast in faith I'm running the race set before me by God. I am not wavering nor am I losing confidence in God's ability I'm growing strong in the faith. I'm strong in the Lord and the power of his might. Join with us today for a powerful word as Pastor Art takes us through the scriptures, ministering on the fight, the race and the faith and what it all means in the daily challenges we face as disciples. In this teaching we find that fear is the greatest challenge we face but  we also learn how God has equipped us to overcome it Support the show (https://www.yourconnectionchurch.org/donate)

What are you doing in your spare time? We all have time on our hands. Stores and shops are closed, non-essential services are shut down and we are isolated from each other every day. There are a million things you could be doingDo they benefit you What about writing a story with your kidsPerhaps reading a bookTechnology opens so many doorsWe have so much information at our fingertipsWhy are we wasting time streaming movies and tv all-dayThis is not bettering or improving usEven small steps made each day will cause advancementEverything in moderationI could take some of my own advice many days and switch on the tv Taking a break from writing and prepping for the podcastNot working on another aspect of my business that day and playing a gameIt works both ways to watch a movie, enjoy some tv, practice a skill all in moderationA hard truth Now is the time to work on something that you have been putting offBegin to learn the process of starting a podcast Write a blogThere will be nobody to blame but yourself if you come out of this with no self-improvement or advancement in a dreamI didn’t have the time will no longer be a valid excuseNow is the time Grow a new skill. Practice it for an hour a day its really not that much.Study up on some processes that will make you more valuable and productive upon return to work.This will not recover overnight but I assure you just like everything that has come before it will recover.Remember that any improvement that you make in yourself now will pay dividends in some way later on down the line.Leaders stand up and are heardCreate a community with your co-workers to check up on them Your community needs you as your team did when at work. Your neighbors are your employees now serve them.People are amazingNow is an amazing time to grow family bonds and maybe even fall back in love with your spouse or partner.It is amazing what people can create with timeSome friends of mine were supposed to go on vacation recently but all the plans were canceled.They dressed up hung pictures around the house and toured the country and visited the places that they were to go.Perhaps a wine tour of the house. Post pictures and tour the countryside. Maybe a virtual spa day. Hot bath spa music from youtube the possibilities are endless.These little steps engage the imagination and we become creative in what we do. A skill many of us will have lost over the years as we age. Find a way to play.Fill your bucketAs some may know I am a firm believer in if you can dream it you can see it mindsetFocused belief and effort will find a way to manifest your dreamsThat is where the growth of skills come into play. Learning and growing puts energy in the buckets HomeworkShould only take about 10 minutesAnswer these questions and find a way to combine or enhance based on the answersWhat are your hobbies?Where would I like to be stronger when this is all over?How can I combine my hobbies with my desires?What do I need to advance myself?Who would I like to reconnect with?How can working on myself make me better in the future?Finally, why have I not started yet?Some very simple questions but they will help you to find a path towards your future and perhaps a better, healthier, more educated version of you! Try it out and I guarantee this little exercise will help you to grow.

Ark up with Pauly Jerry and HaydenArk up is a Podcast with discussions ranging from politics,news,entertainment,sports or whatever is the hot topic of the dayThis episode we talk about Game of thrones season 8 FinaleMusic credit Outro: Ashe To Tha TopIntro: Aakash Gandhi

Today's Bombshell (Bombshell Radio)Bombshell Radio​Addictions and Other Vices Podcast​ADDICTIONS AND OTHER VICES​Today's Bombshell (Bombshell Radio)Bombshell Radio​Addictions and Other Vices Podcast​ADDICTIONS AND OTHER VICES​Fridays 3pm-5pmRepeats Saturday 3am-5am 3pm-5pm EST and Sundays 8am-10am#NowPlaying #indie #rock #alternative #Synthpop #indierock #community #radio #BombshellRadio #DJ #AddictionsPodcast #NewMusic #ColourMeFriday #Radio247 New Indie finds, previews of The Menace's Attic/Just Another Menace Sunday Replay artists coming up this weekend into next week ala Dennis The Menace, discoveries from our social media followers and a few more surprises.Thanks to all the artists, labels and PR companies that submitted tracks this week. *Bombshell Radio Track of the DayThis is ADDICTIONS AND OTHER VICES FIX MIX 610Russian Doll / Jealous of the Birds5-HTA / VEDAIs There A Place I Can Go / Trudy and the RomanceDoghouse / Trudy and the Romance Pussycat / Pip BlomDaddy Issues / Pip BlomThe Dial / SquidHouseplants / Squid1985 / Us3rCut the Quick / TelekinesisSomewhere (Feat. Samia) / Active Bird Community Sirens / HaytorThousand Suns / TaliscoMy Home / TaliscoOn Your Own / VacationsFuturistic Paranoia / Am I Dead Yet?Peach / SlothrustHere and Now / Blondfire Win The Game / BlondfireYou're the Star / Nathan and Jessie Body / Julia JacklinCool Girl / Tove LoDisco Tits / Tove LoHeartlines / Broods Mother and Father / Broods Rain More / PapaI Am The Lion King / PAPA Anything / AB001 & Avid Dancer Nobody / MitskiHigh / Slow Pulp

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Happy New Year! As we begin 2017, let’s talk goal achievement! In this episode Heather and Gabriel will tackle topics addressing:-New Year's resolutions: What are they and why do they fail?-The ways in which we typically set goals and why those goals can fail-A better way: Goal GettingAs a gift for you, Gabriel and Heather have created an e-book to walk you through Goal Getting for the coming year. Through the aid of this workbook, you will create your:-Vision of your perfect day-Goal for 2017-One big thing to address each quarter-Objectives for 30, 60, and 90 day markers-Tasks for the month and week-To-do’s for each dayThis free resource can be found at www.informedconsentpodcast.com/2017

Day: Slight activity. Some small attacks on airfieldsNight: Heavy raid on London, mainly in the eastWeather: Fair early morning and evening, cloudy for the remainder of the dayThis post details aircraft crashes, pilots, places, engagements, news and facts from the day's action.Follow us on Twitter @BofB1940 for real time tweets from the Battle of BritainRead our blog for more in depth analysis, revelations, descriptions and comment: http://bofb1940.blogspot.co.uk>read by Kit Dunster

Day: Massed German formations return attacking airfields in the south and south-eastNight: Light bombing in Bristol, East Anglia and South Wales. MinelayingWeather: Fine and fair early, cloudy for the rest of the dayThis post details aircraft crashes, pilots, places, engagements, news and facts from the day's action.Follow us on Twitter @BofB1940 for real time tweets from the Battle of BritainRead our blog for more in depth analysis, revelations, descriptions and comment: http://bofb1940.blogspot.co.uk>read by Kit Dunster

Day: Heavy attack on Portland, feints by fighter over Dover. Convoy attacks in Thames Estuary and off East AngliaNight activity: Harassing attacks on Merseyside. MinelayingWeather: Fair in morning, cloudy for most of the dayThis post details aircraft crashes, pilots, places, engagements, news and facts from the day's action.Follow us on Twitter @BofB1940 for real time tweets from the Battle of BritainAnd read our blog for more in depth analysis, revelations, descriptions and comment: http://bofb1940.blogspot.co.ukread by Kit Dunster

Day: Shipping attacks off Dover and SwanageNight: Bristol area, Isle of Wight and Suffolk raidedWeather: Fair all dayThis post details aircraft crashes, pilots, places, engagements, news and facts from the day's action.Follow us on Twitter @BofB1940 for real time tweets from the Battle of BritainAnd read our blog for more in depth analysis, revelations, descriptions and comment: http://bofb1940.blogspot.co.ukread by Kit Dunster

Christina Glickman is THE most fabulous, magnetic, joy-filled woman—get ready to soak in this beautiful conversation between two women who really love and respect each other. Christina shares who she became on the road to TEDx, and what it looks like to not close the door on yourself even in fear. Kelli and Christina talk about the freedom that comes with aging, seeing people on a soul level, and allowing your core values to be your guiding light. They also unpack the liberation that comes from living in the gray and allowing your views to change as you evolve.Today on The Kelli Show:Who Christina became en route to TEDxHow trust allows you to move through fearAllowing others to unfold in their own processHow to navigate disagreeing with people you loveBeing locked into your own truth is suffocatingThe freedom and beauty that comes with agingMaking the choice to find joy each dayThis show is supported by:Paleovalley | Go to paleovalley.com and enter the code KELLIT at checkout for 15% off.LMNT | Visit drinklmnt.com/kellit to get an 8-pack sampler for the cost of shipping!Organifi | Go to organifi.com/kellit and use the code KELLIT at checkout for 20% off.Connect with Christina:Instagram: @christinaglickman Book: Xtra: The Art of BeingClick here to submit your review for The Kelli Show, and receive access to Kelli's secret Spotify playlist!This show is produced by Soulfire Productions