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In this episode of "The Church Planting Podcast," Greg Nettle discusses with Don Hamilton, the author of Lead Like a Bodyguard: 52 Timeless Leadership Lessons. They explore key insights into leadership and church planting, drawing on lessons from the life of Nehemiah. Key topics include handling opposition, celebrating milestones, and the importance of team recognition. Connect with Don: https://www.donmarkhamilton.com/ Get Lead Like a Bodyguard on Amazon: https://a.co/d/9bFU4eD Connect with Stadia and Greg Nettle: https://stadia.org 0:54 - Discussing key leadership lessons from *Lead Like a Bodyguard* and their applications in church planting 8:09 - How to handle opposition as a church leader and its implications in church planting 10:16 - The importance of celebrating achievements and recognizing team contributions in leadership 16:04 - Discussing the need for moral integrity and the challenges leaders face 19:44 - Strategies for effectively managing change within the church context 24:34 - Insights into balancing roles as a leader and a parent
This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit chadcrouch.substack.comThe conclusion to the five-part Lower Columbia River soundwalk series brings us back to the Washington shoreline, three miles upriver from where we last visited, at a place called Frenchman's Bar. Though it takes an hour by car to drive from Willow Bar to Frenchman's Bar, they are literally just around the corner from each other on the water. And of course, this is how the birds experience it. Sandhill Cranes, Snow Geese, Canada Geese and others often overnight on Sauvie's Island and forage by day across the river in The Vancouver Lowlands. There are plenty of opportunities to capture fly-bys and fly-overs in field recordings here, but there is also plenty of competition in the soundscape from industrial sources. In addition to the planes, trains, and autos, you'll often hear hulking cargo ships chugging by. If you listen closely you'll hear a crew pounding on the hull of one such ship in the distance, close to the end of our soundwalk. I left it in, half because it was an interesting sound, and half because there's only so much noise one can get rid of without messing it up. Incidentally, I also left in the subtle sound of me setting up a stationary recording rig. I'll share that field recording next week on Soundscape, the companion podcast to Soundwalk, all linked up with this Substack newsletter. I visualize it like an H2O atom! And maybe now is a good time to catch you up, since I don't send emails as often as I'm posting. Recently I shared A Brief History of Soundwalks, taking a look at a couple examples of soundwalks, new and old, and arriving at a tentative answer to the question what is a soundwalk? (In the words of Christopher Robin, "It means just going along, listening to all the things you can't hear and not bothering.”) Also, I shared a soundwalk through the Black Artists of Oregon Exhibit at Portland Art Museum and field recordings of the charming American Dipper at Wildwood and some Trumpeter Swans and allies at Ridgefield NWR. Subscribers enjoy 5 min excerpts while premium subscribers get the complete recordings (10-90 min). Available in your podcast app and here.For the Frenchman's Bar Soundwalk score I used a lot of the same voices that we've been hearing in this batch. In particular, I try to follow the swells of sound from the abundant geese and cranes with synth pads and vibrating drones. This time I swap out the electric pianos for the intimacy and warmth of an acoustic piano and celeste. It's both quiet and loud; a dynamic outing!Frenchman's Bar was named by Donald and David Scherruble who grew up in the area, heirs to the 120 acre farm that would become Frenchman's Bar Park in the late 1990's. The Scherrubles listened to their colorful "Old Frenchman" neighbor speak of his adventures when they were kids on the farm. Don Hamilton penned this story with an ear for the brothers' lively storytelling for The Oregonian September 9, 1985:Frenchman's Bar really has a French connection. That connection is the late Paul Haury, a Frenchman who once deserted a doomed ship,Well before the turn of the century Haury, then 15, was an apprentice river pilot in France hoping to make his living on the sea. He signed on as a cabin boy on a wooden saling ship bound for Vancouver, British Columbia, via Cape Horn. It was to pick up a load of lumber and take it to the Sandwich Islands, now known as Hawaii. But the cabin boy who hoped to make his life sailng was treated poorly."He jumped ship, he did," David Scherruble said. "He used to come to the house and tell my mom and dad about how there was this big old hollow cedar tree and he hid in it while the searchers (from the ship) looked for him. They walked right past him, they did, and didn't even see him. That's the story he told."After about three days the searchers gave up the hunt for their cabin boy and set off for Hawaii. In mid-Pacific the ship hit a fierce storm and went down with all hands.For five years Haury's parents in France believed he was dead. By the time he wrote to tell them he hadn't perished, he had made his way north from Vancouver and was working as a commercial fisherman in Alaska.In 1915 Haury bought five or six acres along the Columbia and moved to the Vancouver area…Interestingly, Haury, who died in 1937 while in his 70s, never saw the stretch of beach named for him. The bar was created by dredge spoils when the Columbia River channel was deepened by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in the late 1940s.It might also be worth mentioning that Frenchman's Bar is about a mile upriver from Tena Bar, which in 1980 provided a break in the infamous D.B. Cooper skyjacking mystery. A kid found $5800 in bundles of decomposing cash in the sand. Serial numbers on the bills matched those in the $200,000 ransom. (Funny how that seems like not so much today.) How did these bundles end up buried in the sand at Tena Bar? The FBI put a lot of energy into trying to answer that question but apparently few definitive conclusions could be drawn. There is absolutely no shortage of conjecture online. In 2020, a scientist ruled out quite a few timeline scenarios by testing the bills for diatoms. “Because the bills only had one season of diatoms on them, and did not have diatoms that bloom in the winter, Kaye theorizes that the money came out of the water and landed on the bank of Tena Bar after only a few weeks or months.”Today the Tena Bar area, bound by a sand and gravel company, has No Trespassing signs posted every 10 meters. Well, I guess that's about it for this one. Thanks for being here with me.
Dr. Don Hamilton preaches on the difference that compassion makes in a Christian's life.
A couple weeks have passed since the City of Portland's camping ordinance officially went into effect. But while some of the city's homeless are leaving sidewalks and parks, others are heading into more dangerous areas.Some have migrated into areas along Highway 26 and I-405, where they are just feet from cars passing by.The Oregon Department of Transportation says that despite putting up signs and fencing to prevent access, people are still getting through and setting up camp in areas under ODOT's jurisdiction.“The more we see people on the edge of the freeways, on the edge of the highways, the more jeopardy that they're putting themselves in,” said ODOT's Don Hamilton.Support the show
The loud bang of boulders dumped out of construction trucks was muffled Tuesday morning by the constant hum of the freeway. Along I-5 near Delta Park, Oregon Department of Transportation crews in place of homeless camps.“Basically, it's an aggressive landscaping technique,” explained Don Hamilton, ODOT's public information officer.They started using the tactic about four years ago and are bringing it back now that the weather is getting colder, and as more homeless camps pop up along the freeway.“It's kind of a last resort where we use these to try to make sure that the campers, the illegal campers are not on state property. This is especially dangerous in the winter when the roads can get slick and icy and cars can go spinning off the road,” said Hamilton. He said many homeless people have been killed by cars going off the road.Support the showSign Up For Exclusive Episodes At: https://reasonabletv.com/LIKE & SUBSCRIBE for new videos every day. https://www.youtube.com/c/NewsForReasonablePeople
From heavy snowfall to flood warnings and landslides, this week's winter storms have wreaked havoc for motorists and transportation crews working around the clock to clear debris and make repairs to battered roads and highways. A landslide yesterday caused the closure of I-84 in both directions from Troutdale to Hood River in the Columbia River Gorge. But a buildup of high pressure may bring some relief as we head into the weekend, according to the National Weather Service. We hear from Don Hamilton, a spokesman from the Oregon Department of Transportation and Clinton Rockey, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Portland about the weather and its impacts on roads and highways.
SAIF's Liz Hill on the flu and covid in the workplace; Everyday Hero Make A Wish Donor Chris Parkinson; ODOT's Don Hamilton on I-84 closure & paving; Mike Pullen with Multnomah County on Burnside Bridge; Movie Critic Grae Drake on new James Bond movie No Time to Die plus who might be the new 007.
Alpha Media and KINK people on where they were during 9/11; ODOT's Don Hamilton recounts time with former Portland Mayor Vera Katz on 9/11; Lumera Medical Dr. Roberta Huang on Bio-T - hormone pellets and regenerative medicine
https://www.holisticactions.comhttps://www.facebook.com/holisticactionshttps://www.instagram.com/holisticactions/ Additional notes:“Anatomy of an Illness” by Norman Cousins:https://www.amazon.com/Anatomy-Illness-Perceived-Twentieth-Anniversary/dp/0393326845 Breathing and energy (and symptoms):https://www.amazon.com/Heart-Breath-Mind-Conquer-Achieve/dp/1328604403https://www.amazon.com/Breath-New-Science-Lost-Art/dp/0735213615 A great book about being your pets advocate:https://www.amazon.com/Speaking-Spot-Advocate-Healthy-Longer/dp/1463515464 Don Hamilton's book about homeopathy:https://www.amazon.com/Homeopathic-Care-Cats-Dogs-Animals/dp/B000N7AYUQ HA! Articles:https://www.holisticactions.com/happiness-protocol/ https://www.holisticactions.com/terrain/ https://www.holisticactions.com/susceptibility/ https://www.holisticactions.com/terrain-2/ https://www.holisticactions.com/balance-1/ https://www.holisticactions.com/corona/ https://www.holisticactions.com/feline-cystitis/ BEAMing (Behavior, Energy, Appetite, Mood) dog videos: Archie jumping for joy - https://vimeo.com/466296029 Instagram dog BEAMing - https://www.instagram.com/p/CK5Lt4LJ29s/?igshid=hv8w7yc2vrk4 The Raw Entrepawneur:https://www.facebook.com/TheRawEntrepawneur https://www.instagram.com/raw_entrepawneur/
In April, two men were killed along NE 82nd Ave. Last year, community members and traffic safety advocates requested that the same stretch of road have a lower speed limit. Hours before a planned online community rally demanding emergency safety improvements to 82nd Ave, the Oregon Department of Transportation announced its intention to seek a $10 million investment for pedestrian safety projects along the same road. We hear from Sarah Iannarone, Interim Executive Director of The Street Trust and Don Hamilton the Public Information Officer for ODOT.
#022 What are nosodes and do they deserve the bad rap some vets give them? I asked my old friend and homeopathic vet colleague Dr. Don Hamilton to answer this in light of a Jean Dodds blog post saying they clearly don’t work. Not enough “science,” she said.Don helps us understand where that opinion comes from: a faulty study done by Susan Wynn and Ron Schultz Ph.D. Don was actually contacted before the trial was set up and he made it clear: the study design was guaranteed to fail. Their knowledge of HOW to use nosodes properly was woefully lacking.We discuss what a nosode is, why they are safe, and what methods to use to ensure success. Don has a great story from his early days of giving them to a kennel experiencing significant infectious disease problems in their boarders. The nosode brought great success, but new management put a stop to their use.Whoops, up went the infectious disease! The kennel staff said, “Whoa, we need to start this up again!” and down went the incidence once more.New management again, and same deal, all over again: stop the nosodes, the boarders got sick, sound the alarm and restart the nosodes, everything gets better. AGAIN!Not double blind, placebo controlled, published research. But is that supposed “gold standard” necessary before we move forward with safe and effective natural remedies?Not in my world!Don’t miss this episode if you want the truth about nosodes from a long time homeopathic vet whose work helped inform how many of us use these remedies effectively.For more info and links to this episode (and a great place to comment or ask questions), the show notes are here: https://VitalAnimal.com/22
Message from Don Hamilton on May 17, 2020
Message from Don Hamilton on May 17, 2020
Message from Don Hamilton on April 26, 2020
Message from Don Hamilton on April 26, 2020
Join us this Sunday for yet another Episode of the Strength In Leos Podcast with our second Round Table Discussion. For this discussion, I will be joined by John Scarbrough of GeckoBoa Reptiles, Chris Charlton of Suburban Geckos, and Don Hamilton of Highwoods Exotics. Each of them are high-class breeders who represent high-quality genetics, integrity, and great breeding ethics behind there names. Many are very worried during this confusing time about how the COVID-19 Virus will impact sales and the future of the gecko market. In this episode, we discussed this, a bit about what it's like breeding full time and answered some questions that were asked.
Message from Don Hamilton on March 15, 2020
Message from Don Hamilton on March 15, 2020
Message from Don Hamilton on March 1, 2020
Message from Don Hamilton on February 16, 2020
Message from Don Hamilton on January 26, 2020
Message from Don Hamilton on January 19, 2020
Message from Don Hamilton on December 22, 2019
Message from Don Hamilton on December 15, 2019
Message from Don Hamilton on December 8, 2019
In S2E7 Alison theorizes that Rhonda Hinson’s murderer is actually pretty obvious and wonders why UM didn’t give the whole backstory. Eliza marvels at Ann Correcelli & Lena Marie Wilson's ability to hoodwink so much money from their victims. Karlin catches pilot light canned bean vibes from Howard Drummond and Alison discusses Don Hamilton and tries to figure out exactly how hard you have to pray to get yourself a medical miracle. Get exclusive and early access to Short Stacks on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/resolvedmysteriespodcast Support us: https://resolvedmysteriespodcast.com/advertising-support Oooooh get that sweeeeeeeet RM merch, honeys! https://resolvedmysteriespodcast.com/merch Follow us! IG @re_solvedmysteries Facebook @resolvethepod Twitter @resolvethepod Have a favorite unsolved mystery of your own? Contact us! resolvedmysteriespodcast@gmail.com Promos: The Trail Went Cold Twitter @robinwarder IG: @trailwentcold Facebook: thetrailwentcold Cutaways Podcast Twitter: @cutawayspodcast IG: @cutawayspodcast Facebook: /groups/thecutawaysblanketfort/ Music by Sam Cooper: samcoopermusic.com Logo Design by @rachellenidrasomma Content Warning by: Jared B Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Message from Don Hamilton on November 24, 2019
Message from Don Hamilton on November 10, 2019
Message from Don Hamilton on November 3, 2019
Message from Don Hamilton on October 27, 2019
Message from Don Hamilton on October 13, 2019
Message from Don Hamilton on October 6, 2019
Message from Don Hamilton on September 29, 2019
Message from Don Hamilton on September 22, 2019
Message from Don Hamilton on September 8, 2019
Message from Don Hamilton on August 25, 2019
Message from Don Hamilton on August 11, 2019
Today's guest is Don Hamilton from the Oregon Department of Transportation.
Message from Don Hamilton on July 21, 2019
In this episode, Don Hamilton from Highwoods Exotics joins us on the show discuss many different topics regarding the quality of some of the amazing morphs he's developed over the years. Don is full of helpful information and advice due to his many years of being in the reptile hobby. I hope you gain some insights about what it's like to develop quality lines and selective breed for specific traits.
Message from Don Hamilton on July 7, 2019
Message from Don Hamilton on June 30, 2019
Message from Don Hamilton on June 23, 2019
Message from Don Hamilton on June 16, 2019
Message from Don Hamilton on May 19, 2019
We get a return visit from the amazing shooter and expedition leader, Don Hamilton aka "The Print Doc" to talk about the latest safari and how printing can improve your photography. Along for the ride with some technical data is Travis McConnaghy from Hahnemühle USA. We talk about an upcoming workshop for PhotoExpo in Memphis on printing your art - from unboxing the printer to setting up your color management to printing on art paper.Remember, if it's worth capturing... it's worth printing!Hint: Bedford Camera & Video can print on Hahnemühle stock in the stores. Ask a team member for details and help choosing the best art paper for your image.
Message from Don Hamilton on March 31, 2019
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Today's guests are Don Hamilton of the Oregon Department of Transportation and White Salmon Valley School District Superintendent Jerry Lewis.
Today's guests include Don Hamilton of the Oregon Department of Transportation updating work on reopening Interstate 84, and Wasco County Commissioner Rod Runyon.
On another icy day our guests are Kevin Weigert from the Bonneville Power Administration on the Skamania County power outage and Don Hamilton from the Oregon Department of Transportation on the I-84 closure.
Today's guests include Don Hamilton from the Oregon Department of Transportation and Sara Viemeister from Columbia Gorge Community College.
Dr. Arthur Young is nationally known as a homeopathic veterinary practitioner, lecturer, teacher, and author. He has studied with such eminent veterinary homeopaths as Drs. Richard Pitcairn, Christina Chambreau, and Don Hamilton. He comes to homeopath...
Dr. Arthur Young is nationally known as a homeopathic veterinary practitioner, lecturer, teacher, and author. He has studied with such eminent veterinary homeopaths as Drs. Richard Pitcairn, Christina Chambreau, and Don Hamilton.He comes to homeopathy...
The Boys Outta Brooklyn continue their trip through spy culture with this descent into the adventure of America's 'swinging secret agent: Matt Helm. Learn how Cubby Broccoli's former producing partner bought Don Hamilton's hardboiled operative to get in on the cash cow he initially spurned, and ended up trapped in the Hell that was Dean Martin's making. It's the movie series that managed to misuse Ann-Margret, and Tom and Derrick suffer through every last film. Plus Asian characters with silly names, the Boys get angry over the tragedy of Sharon Tate, and enough imitations of a drunk Dean Martin to last a lifetime! We already hate ourselves (and it isn't even the morning), so get to clicking!
The Boys Outta Brooklyn continue their trip through spy culture with this descent into the adventure of America's 'swinging secret agent: Matt Helm. Learn how Cubby Broccoli's former producing partner bought Don Hamilton's hardboiled operative to get in on the cash cow he initially spurned, and ended up trapped in the Hell that was Dean Martin's making. It's the movie series that managed to misuse Ann-Margret, and Tom and Derrick suffer through every last film. Plus Asian characters with silly names, the Boys get angry over the tragedy of Sharon Tate, and enough imitations of a drunk Dean Martin to last a lifetime! We already hate ourselves (and it isn't even the morning), so get to clicking!
The Boys Outta Brooklyn continue their trip through spy culture with this descent into the adventure of America's 'swinging secret agent: Matt Helm. Learn how Cubby Broccoli's former producing partner bought Don Hamilton's hardboiled operative to get in on the cash cow he initially spurned, and ended up trapped in the Hell that was Dean Martin's making. It's the movie series that managed to misuse Ann-Margret, and Tom and Derrick suffer through every last film. Plus Asian characters with silly names, the Boys get angry over the tragedy of Sharon Tate, and enough imitations of a drunk Dean Martin to last a lifetime! We already hate ourselves (and it isn't even the morning), so get to clicking!
The Boys Outta Brooklyn continue their trip through spy culture with this descent into the adventure of America's 'swinging secret agent: Matt Helm. Learn how Cubby Broccoli's former producing partner bought Don Hamilton's hardboiled operative to get in on the cash cow he initially spurned, and ended up trapped in the Hell that was Dean Martin's making. It's the movie series that managed to misuse Ann-Margret, and Tom and Derrick suffer through every last film. Plus Asian characters with silly names, the Boys get angry over the tragedy of Sharon Tate, and enough imitations of a drunk Dean Martin to last a lifetime! We already hate ourselves (and it isn't even the morning), so get to clicking!
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