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Quick-hitting news bits from around the globe and inside your community to keep you up to speed with the world! National News: - A Cancer Surviving Girl Scout Broke the Record, Selling over 32K Boxes of Cookies… Now that’s a lot of dough.! Proceeds will go to childhood cancer research and to an organization that feeds the homeless. Lilly didn’t just conquer America, she conquered the world. In addition to selling cookies in all 50 states, her customer base spans Canada, England, Spain, Paris, Rome, and as far away as Egypt. - The Rock will pay for your quac! 5/1-5/5 Dwyane Johnson will foot the bill for your order of guacamole, but there’s a catch, you have to order his tequila “Teremana” - Jersey Mike’s Donated 100% of Sales From 1,900 Stores in Their Biggest ‘Day of Giving’ in 11 Years. With a company goal of raising $8 million, Jersey Mike’s Subs blew past that mark during their Annual Month of Giving to raise an incredible $15 million to help more than 200 charities nationwide. - “Base-to-Base” Gondola From Squaw Valley to Alpine Meadows, CA Confirmed. Alterra announced on Monday that the long-anticipated construction will happen this summer! $60M, 8 passengers, 16 mins, 1,400 ppl per hour, 4 terminals, 3 on/off points, and making it the 3rd largest resort in North America! - 4/15: Normally tax day, but also Natl High Five Day, but also Natl That Sucks Day - so, sounds like the perfect time to pull the fast one on your friends!  Local News: - Gov Newsom tweeted yesterday that CA positivity rate is 1.5% - lowest in the nation and lowest in CA since the beginning of the pandemic - Last week El Dorado County was able to push into the orange tier but up on the north shore and Truckee, Placer and Nevada counties are still in the red – gov also announced some tweaks to the color tiers and said that a county will only move back into a more restricted tier if hospitalizations among vulnerable residents, including those vaccinated, significantly increase – case and positivity rates must also show a “concerning increase” to move backward – like through most of the pandemic, we don’t really know what “significantly and concerning” increases mean - But on the brighter side, they also announced CA getting totally open by June 15 (masks will most certainly stay, but I think we can all live with that for a bit longer) - One of the bigger stories that happened as we headed into the weekend was the rockslide that happened early Friday morning east of echo summit on highway 50 that shut the highway down completely for most of the day. There was an SUV that got caught in the slide, but thankfully no injuries.  - As we head into the summer months and you folks that enjoy boating on the lake, might want to take note of the new law that went into effect on April 1 that says boat drivers must wear a lanyard that is attached to the engine so that if the driver leaves, the boat shuts off – the kill switch law is for boats with 3 or more HP and less than 26 feet in length – fines up to $100 for a first offense and $500 by the third but coast guard says working on more of an educational approach the first year

Three Rivers Brewery Block is the gem of historical downtown Farmington, NM.  Three Rivers Eatery and Brewhouse was established in July 1997.  This historic building, originally built in 1912, was called the Andrews Building and housed the Farmington Drug Store and Farmington Times-Hustler newspaper.  Thanks to community support, the restaurant was expanded in July 1999, to offer more seating, kids play area, as well as a patio.  The décor features a large array of beer labels and coasters.  Donated by Henry and Margie Glosser, this impressive compilation is the product of over fifty years of collection. In 2003, Three Rivers opened the Tap and Game Room complete with over forty different rotating styles of beer annually.   The Tap Room features pool tables, foosball, shuffleboard, darts, and a patio.  In 2008 they filled the gap between the Eatery and Tap Room with a Pizzeria and Banquet Hall. The Pizzeria offers hand tossed NY style pizzas, calzones, sandwiches and Paninis, and of course, our beer!  In 2017 Three Rivers added a distillery operation and turned the banquet room into the brewstillery lounge serving custom cocktails, guest beers, charcuterie boards, and tapas, in a refined repurposed environment. A locally-owned and operated restaurant, proud of our traditional service ethic, Three Rivers Brewery continues to serve customers in a fun and historic atmosphere with plenty of stories to share.  Ask the servers about President Bill Clinton's visit to the area and Three Rivers' efforts to collect on a lunch bill to the White House, or find out how many staff have been visited by the resident ghost.  There has also even discovered unique historic artifacts within the walls, including torrid love letters and 1927 Babe Ruth baseball cards.

Warning. This is not a drill. Brace yourself and prepare accordingly for a brand new "NOEL WATCH" segment. Yet again, Paul and Eli dive head first into another trough of juicy, hairy Noel Edmonds "goodness". Donated to the PO Box this week was the second of the three "Funny Phone Call" albums that Noel made... But this time, is any of it any good and is Paul finally going soft on Mr. Edmonds? You'll find out the hard way this week on the podcast. However, don't worry if you can't deal with Noel, for there is also a much needed "Tales from the Shop Floor" segment. However, despite the mind boggling nature of the story, it instead inspires Paul & Eli to create a new, very sticky, business idea. Oh dear. And if you like us, why not support us: www.patreon.com/cheapshow Share & Enjoy. Photos/Videos for this episode can be seen at https://www.thecheapshow.co.uk/ep-217-bureau-de-splodge If you want to get involved, email us at thecheapshow@gmail.com And if you have to, follow us on Twitter @thecheapshowpod or @paulgannonshow & @elisnoid Like, Review, Share, Comment... LOVE US! Also, you can NOW see Eli star in "Ashens & The Polybius Heist", download it from here: https://www.watchpolybiusheist.com MERCH Official CheapShow Merch Shop https://www.redbubble.com/people/cheapshow/shop Www.cheapmag.shop www.tinyurl.com/rbcheapshow Paul is writing a book! Want to help make it happen? https://unbound.com/books/ghosts/ Send Us Stuff CheapShow PO BOX 1309 Harrow HA1 9QJ

Donated bottled water in Bethel is ready to be shipped out on the next plane, but Tuluksak’s runway has been unusable because of weather conditions. The man who usually plows it is in Anchorage being treated for COVID-19.

Mind Reader is Undebatable's 10th podcast episode!! This hilarious episode covers the hot topics of the season. We discuss: New Years Resolutions, A billionaire who donated ALL of his wealth and the hot topic of break ups during the holidays - do you wait until after the new year or do it before the holidays? The episode concludes with our guest Jonathan Pritchard who is a famous mentalist and author. We want to hear from you!! We love to interact with our audience. Please be sure to join the conversation and give us your thoughts on these hot topics. Tell us your thoughts on these Hot Topics Here: https://www.undebatable.show/mind-reader/#commentsWe are so incredibly grateful and blessed to own our very own podcast studio! www.marinaviewstudio.comInstacart - Groceries delivered in as little as 1 hour. Free delivery on your first order over $35.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/Undebatable)

Join me for this special episode, we talk about the 2020 Election, FREE Kindle Giveaway & Announced our NEW Charity Donation Program associated with our new courses on Thinkific.com - Now Available! 50% Donated to the Charity of Your Choice with your purchase! FREE Kindle starts TODAY and runs thru November 7th, get Your Copy TODAY! New Guests Coming SOON! Check out links below for Kindle & the Man at 50 School on Thinkific.com! FREE KINDLE: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07YSG5XJZ/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_hsch_vapi_tkin_p1_i0 50% Charity Program: https://brad-s-school-4d92.thinkific.com Your Host - Brad Richard Scars & Stripes Coffee: https://www.ss.coffee/bradrichard Pure Green: https://puregreenfranchise.com/our-story-1 YouTube: https://tinyurl.com/y7uzojak Manat50 School: https://brad-s-school-4d92.thinkific.com Website: https://www.bradrichard.net --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/manat50/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/manat50/support

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Alexander III, king of the ancient state of Macedon aka Macedonia - one of history’s greatest military commanders. And he was even more than that. He was also a scholar, a lover of literature and the arts, a deeply religious man. Undefeated in battle, he unleashed his army on countries great and small to forge an empire that stretched over three continents, from Greece to India and as far south as Egypt. He did all this in a little more than a decade after taking power at the age of twenty, until his untimely death at thirty-two. Alexander the Great was so great at destroying his opponents, his military tactics and strategies are still studied in military academies today.... over twenty-three centuries later. In a culture that valued war over all else, Alexander prevailed by being the best at conquering. He did whatever was necessary to win - and sometimes things that maybe weren’t so necessary. Entire cities were sometimes destroyed, priceless artifacts obliterated, all according to Alexander’s mercurial will. What made Alexander so great? We attempt to answer that question and more in today’s ancient and bloody and interesting as Hell edition of Timesuck. Donated $7000 to the SBP. Founded in 2006 by a couple in St. Bernard Parish, its model is focused on streamlining the recovery process, which includes quickly rebuilding homes and restoring local businesses, and supporting policies that aid long-term recovery. Go to https://sbpusa.org/ to donate, volunteer, or find out more. Watch the Suck on YouTube: https://youtu.be/XrizDgKqhTc Merch  - https://badmagicmerch.com/   Discord! https://discord.gg/tqzH89v COTC private FB Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/cultofthecurious/ For all merch related questions: https://badmagicmerch.com/pages/contact Please rate and subscribe on iTunes and elsewhere and follow the suck on social media!! @timesuckpodcast on IG and http://www.facebook.com/timesuckpodcast Wanna become a Space Lizard? We're over 9500 strong! Click here: https://www.patreon.com/timesuckpodcast  Sign up through Patreon and for $5 a month you get to listen to the Secret Suck, which will drop Thursdays at Noon, PST. You'll also get 20% off of all regular Timesuck merch PLUS access to exclusive Space Lizard merch. You get to vote on two Monday topics each month via the app. And you get the download link for my new comedy album, Feel the Heat. Check the Patreon posts to find out how to download the new album and take advantage of other benefits See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mike's New Dojo: Mike is ready to embark on the next chapter of his life as he decided to join a karate dojo.2020 Fall TV Preview: There are less shows than normal due to quarantine but we still have a 2020 FALL TV PREVIEW!Go On, GIT!: Through the magic of the Jimmy Fallon song "Football Is Back Ya'll!", we discovered the great recurring Fallon bit of "GO ON, GIT!"DIE A HERO!, THE DARK KNIGHT!, PROPAGANDHI!, NATION STATES!, HARK THE HERALD!, ONE MAN SHOW!, SCENES IN A BAR!, GAY!, CROSSROADS!, ROBERT FROST!, WORK IN PROGRESS KARAOKE JIM!, FRIENDS THEME!, I'LL BE TRANS FOR YOU!, BRILLIANT DR FLY!, KARATE!, DOJO!, KARATE KID!, COBRA KAI!, SENSEI!, LESSONS!, WELLNESS PROGRAM!, REIMBURSEMENT!, MEDITATION!, CULTURE!, LIFESTYLE!, FROYO DOJO!, RACIST SOUND!, WEED!, HIGH!, WAX ON!, WAX OFF!, OPPRESSED!, LIBERATE!, KRAV MAGA!, B POSITIVE! KIDNEY!, CBS!, SITCOM!, THOMAS MIDDLEDITCH!, BIG BANG THEORY!, YOUNG SHELDON!, I CAN SEE YOUR VOICE!, CONTEST!, SINGING SHOWS!, COASTAL ELITES!, HBO!, PRODUCTION!, ZOOM!, SOCIALLY DISTANCE!, META!, SELF DEPRECATING!, ADRENOCHROME!, BETTE MIDLER!, SARAH PAULSON!, JULIE AND THE PHANTOMS!, NETFLIX!, ADVENTURE TIME!, GHOSTS!, FOX!, FILTHY RICH!, OLD SHOW!, LIMITED SERIES EVENT!, RIGHTEOUS GEMSTONES!, DONALD TRUMP!, COMEY!, SHOWTIME!, JEFF DANIELS!, BRENDAN GLEESON!, CONNECTING!, NBC!, ZOOM!, SOCIALLY DISTANT!, YOUNG!, MILLENIALS!, NEXT!, FOX!, TECHNOLOGY!, ALEXA!, HELL'S KITCHEN!, NFL!, SUPER BUCCS!, FLOP!, PATRIOTS!, KAEPERNICK!, MONEY!, SUCCESS!, DONATED!, CHARITY!, VERNON DAVIS!, JIMMY FALLON!, FOOTBALL IS BACK YA'LL!, GO ON GIT!, THE ROOTS!, SONG!, FUNKY!, COUNTRY!, GRASS!, SOUTHERN!, RECURRING!, DISCOVERY!, TUMBLEWEED!, GIT!, JAKE AND THEM!, GEOFF!You can find the videos from this episode at our Discord RIGHT HERE!

Part 2 of my conversation with the infamous Queen of Family Business, Mitzi Perdue. Both episodes are filled with stories, quotes and incredible advice that may just change your life and business for the better. She gets very personal and shares her struggles, faults, insecurities and even her stuttering disability. She describes her actions taken to overcome all of this to become the successful woman she is today. It's also a reminder that growing up in the shadow of a famous family isn't all that it's cracked up to be and how important it is to establish your own identity. Her experiences provide inspiration, motivation and encouragement. Mitzi talks about her new book How To Be Up In Down Times, which is featured on our EverythingHomeMarketplace.com so by clicking our links to BUY, 2% of your total purchase is DONATED to help Vets-Pets & Kids! Her focus is now directed towards her true passion - devoting the rest of her life to stopping human trafficking. She recently founded WinThisFight.org and has a very challenging road ahead, but who better to accomplish this than Mitzi Perdue? Mitzi's an entrepreneur, author, public speaker, philanthropist and founder of CERES Farms, in 1974, which is now one of the larger producers of wine grapes in CA.  Her father was President & Co-Founder of the Sheraton Hotel Chain and her husband was Frank Perdue of the infamous Perdue Chicken Farms.  Love the show? Rate, Review & Share! EverythingHomeRateUs.com Visit EverythingHomeResourcePlatform.com For Mitzi's Info, All Episodes, Subscribe & More!

LAPD and California Highway Patrol officers chased, arrested, and beat Rodney King, a twenty-five-year-old Black man, in 1991, and the fateful encounter would lead to a verdict of “not guilty” for the four officers that brought the city of LA to its knees. Long standing racial tensions bubbled over the surface, and inflamed by a video of the altercation, people took to the streets, burning, looting, and brutalizing their fellow civilians. The LA riots happened just under thirty years ago, yet from a historical perspective - so recent. And they are one of many. Tulsa in 1921. Watts in 1965. Ferguson in 2014. So many in 2020. Why? Are black Americans actually being unfairly targeted by law enforcement? Or is that just the perception? The answer, as is so usually is, seems to be more complicated than many in the media would have you believe. I do my damndest today to answer some really complicated, complex, and culturally volatile and polarizing questions in this “Why can’t we all just get along?” edition, of Timesuck. Donated $7000 to the SBP. Founded in 2006 by a couple in St. Bernard Parish, its model is focused on streamlining the recovery process, which includes quickly rebuilding homes and restoring local businesses, and supporting policies that aid long-term recovery. Go to https://sbpusa.org/ to donate, volunteer, or find out more. Watch the Suck on YouTube: https://youtu.be/_PXWkpXRjEk Merch  - https://badmagicmerch.com/   Discord! https://discord.gg/tqzH89v COTC private FB Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/cultofthecurious/ For all merch related questions: https://badmagicmerch.com/pages/contact Please rate and subscribe on iTunes and elsewhere and follow the suck on social media!! @timesuckpodcast on IG and http://www.facebook.com/timesuckpodcast Wanna become a Space Lizard? We're over 9500 strong! Click here: https://www.patreon.com/timesuckpodcast  Sign up through Patreon and for $5 a month you get to listen to the Secret Suck, which will drop Thursdays at Noon, PST. You'll also get 20% off of all regular Timesuck merch PLUS access to exclusive Space Lizard merch. You get to vote on two Monday topics each month via the app. And you get the download link for my new comedy album, Feel the Heat. Check the Patreon posts to find out how to download the new album and take advantage of other benefits See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Today’s episode is an interview with Allie Xu, The Chinese Medicine Pharmacist.  She’s an Australian Pharmacist, entrepreneur, holistic health coach, Period Pride Advocate, and Chinese Medicine student. The information, opinions, and recommendations presented in this Podcast are for general information only.  This Podcast should not be considered professional medical advice. Allie was born and raised in a fourth-generation medical family in Shanghai, China and moved to Australia when she was 15 years old. She’s a registered pharmacist and holistic health coach.  Currently, Allie is completing her Master of Chinese Medicine with a major in Acupuncture. As a holistic health coach, she is passionate about showing the connection between emotion, mind, and body.  She uses Eastern and Western Medicine philosophies and coaching methods to assist her clients to first notice imbalances and then work to achieve balance.  The goal is to maintain optimal health and avoid chronic illness—both mental and physical—down the line. She is the Founder of the Global Pharmacy Entrepreneur Community, the host of Pharmacy Entrepreneur TV on YouTube, and the host of Pharmacy Entrepreneur Podcast.  Allie invites Pharmacists from different parts of the world to network and develop an Entrepreneur Mindset and skills.  Social Media, contact info, social media, and websites alliexu@alliexu.com Global Pharmacy Entrepreneurs YouTube Channel Pharmacy Entrepreneur Podcast LinkedIn   Facebook https://www.facebook.com/allie.xu https://www.facebook.com/GlobalPharmacyEntrepreneurs - facebook page https://www.facebook.com/groups/globalpharmacyentrepreneur - facebook group Instagram Highlights from the interview Allie advocates networking, collaborating, connecting people, and building relationships.  She helps pharmacists who feel trapped in a traditional pharmacist role.   The Global Pharmacy Entrepreneur Community was founded to connect innovative pharmacists from different parts of the world who want to learn about entrepreneurship, mindset, and skills so they can be healthier and happier both mentally and physically.   She helps people who are experiencing gender-based discrimination, humiliation, and oppression, especially women.  Allie advocates Period Pride.  She joined a “hack-a-thon” at the University of Queensland to help remove the shame and stigma associated with menstruation.  Her team partnered with an Australian charity group called “Share the Dignity,” which distributes period products to women who are homeless, at-risk, and/or experiencing domestic violence.  Donated period products are available, however, some women are too ashamed to ask for them.  Allie believes that period shame and stigma need to be addressed in young, school-aged girls (age 12-18).  Advocating Period Pride important to Allie because health professionals can talk to young women about this topic and make a difference.  The period is a natural process, and we shouldn’t be ashamed to talk about it.  Safety is an issue, and the right products need to be used.  Men and young men need to be educated too so they can support the women they care about.  Use #periodpride to show your support of Period Pride.   Allie is also an educator.  She educates pharmacists to take time to find their motivation, core values, vision, strengths and weaknesses, personality, “why,” and more.  Have a vision first.   Allie is pursuing her Master of Chinese Medicine with a major in Acupuncture.  Some may seek acupuncture to improve sleep, energy, and stress levels.  She will graduate and become a practitioner in 2021.  Some of the students in her class are chiropractors, general practitioners, naturopathic practitioners, and nurses.  She may pursue a PhD after the Master of Chinese Medicine so she can specialize.  She is exploring her options now and trying to figure out what problems she wants to solve.   Allie is a holistic health coach and life coach.  She uses Eastern and Western Medicine.  She uses tools to assess physical health, emotional health, financial health, relationship health, career health, creativity, environment, and family history.  Her clients are women.  She helps them find their purpose and what drives them.  Then, she addresses the mind-body connection and helps them regulate their emotions and stay motivated.   Allie became interested in practicing Chinese Medicine because of family influence.  Allie was raised knowing both Eastern and Western medicine.  Allie was curious how Chinese Medicine could help prevent disease and lead to a long, healthy life.  Plus, she wanted to understand her heritage more deeply from the Chinese Medicine point of view. Allie also uses her voice on social media.  She has a YouTube Channel, a Podcast, and a Facebook Group.  She interviews successful pharmacist entrepreneurs from different parts of the world.  She also interviews entrepreneurs in other industries (ex:  tech and business).  It helps expose pharmacists to other entrepreneurs.  The opportunities a full-time pharmacist has to network are limited.  Allie can provide a service to them through her social media channels.  She believes that the entrepreneurs who consumer her content are growth-minded and innovative.  She truly enjoys getting to know entrepreneurs from around the globe, building relationships, collaborating, and networking.  Allie invites people to share questions and accomplishments on her platforms.  Check out Allie’s social media channels:   Global Pharmacy Entrepreneurs YouTube Channel Pharmacy Entrepreneur Podcast LinkedIn   Facebook https://www.facebook.com/allie.xu https://www.facebook.com/GlobalPharmacyEntrepreneurs - facebook page https://www.facebook.com/groups/globalpharmacyentrepreneur - facebook group Instagram What’s a typical week like for Allie?  She works as a pharmacist in a community practice setting one day/week.  She is a student.  She consults online.  She is an advocate and a networker.                        

Matt Lachowitzer is a husband, father of 3, avid Minnesota Vikings fan, and owner and founder of Matt’s Automotive Service Center. A Herman, MN native, Matt started this company as a two-bay shop back in 2009. He has expanded the company into 6 locations with beautiful, state of the art facilities all over the Fargo-Moorhead area. Matt enjoys being a pillar in the community, giving back in any way he can, and providing knowledge and education in the biggest ways possible. As a result of being a continuous educator and an amazing pillar in the community, Matt won Entrepreneur of the Year in 2015 through the Fargo-Moorhead West Fargo Chamber of Commerce. When Matt’s not working, he enjoys fishing, riding ATV’s, watching football, and traveling with his family. Check Matt's other episodes (https://remarkableresults.biz/?s=Matt+Lachowitzer) Key Talking Points: Grew up wanting to be a lawyer then plan B was diesel mechanics The family sold the farm, dropped out of school and started working at local GM Dealer Opened first shop with support of wife 6 locations in 11 yearsThe secret is hiring employees that believe in your company and what you’re doing and being a pillar in the surrounding communities Culture of business- people want to feel something when they come to work, customers want to feel like they had an experience Continue to “wow” your customer and have a relationship with them- giving them a card, blanket, flag, etc- cement that “wow” moment with the customer to create your brand Need to have standard operating systems in order to successfully run multiple locations  Connect customer with the technician that works on their car Training- twice a month and 3.5 hours each timeBuilt training facility  SWOT (strengths, weakness, opportunities, threats) once a quarter A lottery system for employees to go to other training opportunities/seminars- if they go they are required to help develop training for the rest of the employees that didn’t go Connecting with the communityEncouraging entrepreneurshipGirl scout cookie badge- any girl scout that comes into each store to sell the store will buy 2 boxes (has to be the actual girl scout). Donated half of the cookies local food pantries and the other half sent to veterans overseas Make a wish foundation Sister is cancer survivor and business strives to grant a wish to one child per year Day of Service- 5th year The nomination process to get up to $1,000 worth of repairs on the vehicle the day after Thanksgiving Any car that has a child seat in the back, technicians take a teddy bear and buckle it in and make note of version (change teddy bear once a year) and the customer keeps it. On pace to go through 25,000 teddy bears. This isn’t just a car, it’s a customer  Knowledge is power: women car care events- 14 events so far. Average attendance is around 80 Resources: Thanks to Matt Lachowitzer for his contribution to the aftermarket’s premier podcast. Link to the ‘BOOKS‘ page highlighting all books discussed in the podcast library  (https://remarkableresults.biz/books/). Leaders are readers. Listen for free on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spreaker, iHeart Radio, Spotify, Podchaser and many more. (https://remarkableresults.biz/listen/) Find every podcast episode (https://remarkableresults.biz/episodes/). Every episode segmented by Series (https://remarkableresults.biz/series/). Key Word Search (https://remarkableresults.biz/tag-cloud/). Love what we do? Buy Carm a cup of coffee (https://remarkableresults.biz/coffee/). Be socially involved and in touch with the show: Email (mailto:carm@remarkableresults.biz) Join the Ecosystem - Subscribe to the INSIDER NEWSLETTER HERE. (https://remarkableresults.biz/insider/) Buy Carm a Cup of Coffee  (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/carm) NAPA AutoCare’s recent partnership with CarVantage gives your AutoCare Center an easy way to take advantage of telematics, increasing customer

We're back! After a month-long hiatus, Noah and the crew kick off season three with baseball and some discussion of current events in the country. Even though sports aren't back just yet, we are, and we're not going anywhere. Unless something comes up and we don't record for a while, but you get what we mean. Host: Noah Brown Analysts: Kristian Brown, Alex Ponche, Nick Ponche This podcast is a production of Brick by Brick Studios in association with TJ Birnbaum Multimedia. Copyright 2020, all rights reserved. Distribution not included. Offside Sports: On the Air supports those working to eliminate systemic racism and other prejudices in the world. If you want to help, consider donating or otherwise supporting one of these causes in the St. Louis region: Bail Project: With three offices in the greater STL region, The Bail Project offers bail funding to those who cannot afford it while advocating for an end to the cash bail system. Donated funds are recycled at the end of a case, and can be put to use for the next person in need: https://bailproject.org/# Arch City Defenders: Provides legal representation and files civil rights litigation to better defend the city of St. Louis poorest communities, especially those of color, from police misconduct, unlivable jail conditions, and other structural failings: https://www.archcitydefenders.org/ Forward Through Ferguson- Research & policy advocacy org tasked with outlining steps toward an lasting change toward racial equity in the St. Louis region. Compelling goals and regular progress reports for their #STL2039 mission are can be found at their website: https://forwardthroughferguson.org/ Close the Workhouse: A campaign to shut down a St. Louis jail that is largely used to hold people in pretrial detention -- people who are considered innocent until proven guilty, but remain incarcerated due to their inability to pay cash bail. In the last few years, the Workhouse has come under fire (and has even received a class action lawsuit) for reports of poor living conditions for prisoners: https://www.closetheworkhouse.org/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

On the heels of the #amplifymelanatedvoices initiative, we take pause to reflect on the national and international conversation happening around the Black Lives Matter movement. We hear excerpts from two episodes with two beautiful Black Plant People, Christopher from PlantKween and Colah from Black in the Garden, share inspiring stories about how the Plant Community rallied to raise money and support the Black Lives Matters Movement, hear what Maria and Bloom and Grow's commitments are and end with a special poem and time for reflection.  Featured  Voices, Resources and Inspirational Stories of the Plant Community Stepping Up to Support Black Lives Matter Follow Christopher AKA PlantKween on Instagram: @plantkween Follow Colah and Black in the Garden: on Instagram @blackinthegarden  and subscribe on iTunes: Black in the Garden Podcast Ross Gay: A Small Needful Fact  https://www.rossgay.net/about Summer Rayne Oakes #PlantOneForward resource for Black Owned Plant Shops - this can be added to, so many sure your or your favorite black owned plant shops are on this list!  Betsy Begonia's US Black Owned Plant Related Businesses List - you can also email her to add others onto the list  Permacrafters created a list of 50 Black Voices in the Green Space to follow under the following categories: Herbalism, Environmental Justice, Climate Activism, Outdoors, Ecology, Vegan, Sustainable Living, Farming and Food Justice,  Sustainable Fashion, Filmmaking and more  #plantingforprogress was an initiative launched Agatha Isabel or @plant.ma on IG,  to support BLM, and has been extended to also focus on the local NYC community of Black, Latinx, POC, LGBTQ+ including @theforesightproject @audrelordeproject @innocenceproject.   It started when Agatha auctioned off a Philodendron Pink Princess she had for Black Lives Matter and ACLU Nationwide on her personal account. Upon hearing this, local plant shop Nelly's Flowers and Plants (@nellysflowershop) donated 12 plants to her cause, which she then rallied some of her plant friends to auction off on their accounts (@plantblerd @thehoodbotanist @siloliage @plantmepaul @welcometothejunglehome @felinejungle @thejungleupstairs @plant.ma ). This auctioning went throughout the week and has now raised over SIX times the original amount of her PPP and that number is still growing! This seed of an idea that Agatha had to raise money on her personal account turned into an incredible cross account, cross plant community supported movement that has raised an amazing amount of money for 3 national organizations and 3 local NYC community organizations. And it's not stopping here, follow @plantingforprogress on instagram to follow more auctions, as new people are donating plants to be auctioned everyday. They are planning on having monthly auctions of rare collector plants for good causes, so give them a follow if you're interested.   Rachel Cargle and her free 30 day #dothework course   What is Bloom and Grow Doing: - Doing the work: continuing to learn about the system injustice against black people in the country and using our privilege to help this cause.  - Donated to Black Lives Matter, Color of Change, The New Georgia Project, Showing Up for Racial Justice and Teens for Food Justice and continuing to seek out organizations that support ending racial injustice and food insecurity  - Finding diverse voices to interview for the podcast - Vote   This is a movement not a moment.    Follow Christopher AKA PlantKween Instagram: @plantkween   Follow Colah and Black in the Garden: iTunes: Black in the Garden Podcast IG: @blackinthegarden    Follow Maria and Bloom and Grow Radio: Support Bloom and Grow Radio by becoming a Plant Friend on Patreon! Instagram and Facebook: @BloomandGrowRadio Subscribe to the Bloom and Grow Youtube Show! /Bloomandgrowradio Website: www.bloomandgrowradio.com Join the (free) Garden Club: www.bloomandgrowradio.com/garden-club

Last week I learned to “Listen more; talk less. It will be good to give the microphone to someone else who is living a different experience than your own.”I’ve been incredibly inspired to use my platform to continue to uplift voices and stories of those who need to be heard right now. So I’d like to remind you if you didn’t hear it last week or maybe you did and thought, what could I possibly have to say? What could I contribute? Is my story/thought/idea/moment worth sharing? I am here to remind you, the answer is yes, you do have a story to share.Last week, I had originally set a deadline to call into the voicemail line I set up. After thinking on it this past week, I realized there is no deadline on telling your story. There is no deadline on speaking your truth. There is no deadline on reaching out to me to help you conquer your fears. Facing Fear with Sara is open to you.I’d like to remind you I’ve set up a voicemail line and an anonymous form for our Black brothers and sisters to call in and tell your story. Here’s how you can...Call 317-296-3737 (for nonverbal email facingfearwithsara@gmail.com). To remain 100% anonymous, fill out this form Share a life experience, an impactful story, your hope, fears, perspective or whatever’s on your heartIf you're a Black business owner and would like to promote your business and obtain free advertising from me, I invite you as wellLeave your first and/or last name, location, email and phone (for me to contact if needed or if you’d like to have a conversation with me rather than leaving a voicemail) OR choose to remain completely anonymousMaybe you know someone else with a story needing to be heard. Send them this episode via text or DM them with my social media posts on Facebook or Instagram at @facingfearwithsara. I hope whoever is listening finds warmth and encouragement in hearing my voice inviting them to open this line of communication. There so many resources out there and I encourage you to continue reading, listening and taking action. One resource I want to share is the Brown Eye, Blue Eye experiment by Jane Elliott. And then I want to you to listen to an interview she did just recently. Finally, we will end this show with 8 minutes and 46 seconds of silence in honor of George Floyd. Accountability is important. Here is what I am doing to educate myself. Please know I am open to more resources and education, so send them my way.Donated to NAACP, Black Lives Matter, WeTheProtesters, Minnesota Freedom FundSign the petition for Justice for Breonna TaylorIn a current book study group with I'm Still Here: Black Dignity in a World Made for Whiteness and will pick up next When They Call You a Terrorist A Black Lives Matter Memoir by Patrisse Khan-Cullors and Asha Bandele

A Distinct Devotion to Duty Continuing our legal theme, in this episode of ‘My favourite item, unraveling Brisbane’s history piece by piece’ we sit down and talk with Lisa Jones, Curator, Queensland Police Museum. Lisa’s favourite item peels back the layers of an officer’s life and his tragic death. Want to visit? The Queensland Police Museum is located at Police Headquarters, Ground floor, 200 Roma Street, Brisbane. It is open 9am to 4pm, Monday to Thursday and the last Sunday of the month (February to November). Visit their website (police.qld.gov.au/museum) to find out more about the museum’s education program, lecture series, group tours and their new Augmented Reality Crime Scene App. With special thanks: Lisa Jones (Curator) Queensland Police Museum Know something more about this item? Post a comment! History is a shared experiences and helping museums find out more about items in their collection is a great way to become involved in documenting Queensland’s heritage. Music: Aliaksei Yukhevich, Light Corporate, jamendo.com, Licensed. Image: Image: Portrait of John Patrick Kearney (PM3379). Donated by John Kearney (grandson) 6 July 2010, Queensland Police Museum Collection.

In another special quarantine episode, we discuss Anna May Wong, who appears as a character in Ryan Murphy’s recent Netflix series Hollywood. We are getting to know the real life actor, trailblazer, and queer icon who died in 1961. You Might Know Her From Shanghai Express, The Toll of the Sea, Piccadilly, The Thief of Baghdad, Daughter of the Dragon, and The Gallery of Madame Liu-Tsong. We get into Anna May’s transition from silent film actor to star of the talkies, the Asian actresses that came after her, and most importantly (to us) her lesbian cred.   Follow us on social media: @damianbellino || @rodemanne    Discussed this week:  Dakota Johsnon calling out Ellen DeGeneres Melanie Griffith lighting 16 year old Dakota’s cig Niciky Hilton and Rod Stewart’s daughter Young people we like: Florence Pugh, Keke Palmer (she’s 26 not 36), Theo Germaine Ryan Murphy’s Hollywood (Netflix) We talked with Katie Finneran about Lucy Liu (she called her while on mic) Lucy Liu has star on Hollywood’s Walk of Fame next to Anna May Wong Other Asian and Asian-American stars: Constance Wu, Mindy Kaling, Joan Chen, Lea Salonga, Sandra Oh, Priyanka Chopra, Ming Na Wikipedia lists 2 Asian women have been nominated for Best Actress Oscars: Merle Oberon (Dark Angel, 1935), Natalie Portman (Black Swan, Jackie) WHAT?   First Asian woman nominated for an Oscar Miyoshi Umeki (Sayonara, 1957)  Shohreh Aghdashloo (House of Sand and Fog, 2003), Rinko Kikuchi (Babel, 2006) Jennifer Tilly (Bullets Over Broadway, 1994) and Meg Tilly (Agnes of God, 1985) are half Chinese Anna May’s IMDB The Toll of the Sea (1922); Peter Pan (1926);  Did The Chalk Circle in London with Laurence Oliver The Good Earth (1931 book by Pearl S. Buck)  Anna May Wong rumored to be cast. Screen test was apparently fantastic.  Anti-miscegenation laws on the books Hays Code  Makes her own documentary on China in 1936 Donated money from Hollywood’s propaganda films to the China Relief Fund Was set play Madam Liang in Flower Drum Song but passed before filming Replaced by Juanita Hall who also played Bloody Mary in South Pacific film Shanghai Express (1932, dir: Josef von Sternberg) The Sewing Circle term for a secret group of Hollywood lesbians. Term coined by Alla Nazimova Rumored affairs with Nazimova, Marlene Dietrich, Dolores del Rio Picture: Anna May Wong, Marlene, Leni Riefenstahl  She said I’m “wedded to my career”  The Barbara Stanwyck Show (1961) Portrait in Black (1960) w/ Lana Turner, Anthony Quinn, and Sandra Dee where Anna May plays a housekeeper named “Tawny” and aggressively pets a Siamese cat.  First Asian American woman to star in her own TV show:The Gallery of Madame of Liu Tsong (1951) which had its footage dumped in the East River (Vulture article) Anna May Wong’s haircut inspired Edith Head’s and Damian says Linda Hunt’s  

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Sebastian Joseph Day- DT from the Rams. Donated $10k and 250 Meals for Cedars Medical Personnel. Also, what was Key doing the Day of the draft? How did he prepare for it Plus, Ryan Garcia - Golden Boy Promotions Boxer, 20-0 w 17 KO's. And we wrap Keyshawn's Mock Draft 2.0!

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Donated to Barnsley Archives by the Ordnance Survey, they give a fascinating snapshot of everyday life in and around Hoyland 65 years ago this year. The collection includes rare photographs of Rockingham Colliery and Elsecar Main Colliery, as well as photographs of Air Raid shelters, pre-fab housing, shops and pubs around Hoyland, Hoyland Common, Elsecar and Hemingfield. To celebrate the 65 year anniversary of the images being taken, staff from Barnsley Museums have recreated a selection of the images with help from local residents. See this mini exhibition here: https://www.flickr.com/photos/barnsleymuseums/albums/72157711990720238

Davida Allen and William Robinson, two of Australia's leading painters, are not only both Archibald winners and Queenslanders but have been friends for over 40 years. Although they share their thoughts about the art world and their work, their painting styles and personalities are very different - which might be part of the secret to their long friendship. Davida's current show with Philip Bacon Galleries in Brisbane runs until 28 March 2020 and William Robinson will be showing with the Gallery later this year. This interview focuses on Davida's show and an in-depth interview with William Robinson will be posted closer to his exhibition. Bill is one of Australia’s most important internationally acclaimed painters so to obtain his insights into Davida’s work was a privilege.  Apart from winning the Archibald, Davida is also a four time finalist in the prize and has had 3 major survey exhibitions of her work, most recently in 2018. She’s had over 20 solo shows and her work is held in nearly every major state gallery as well as the National Gallery of Australia and the MOMA in New York. She’s also a novelist and has written and directed an internationally acclaimed film. William Robinson is one of Australia's most significant painters. He has won the Archibald prize twice, the Wynne prize twice and his work is held in over 30 public collections across the world. He is the first Australian artist to have a gallery dedicated to his works – the William Robinson Gallery is located in historic Old Government House in Brisbane. We met in William Robinson’s magnificent studio at his home in Brisbane. To hear our conversation click on the play button beneath the above photo. Current and upcoming shows Davida Allen, solo show, Philip Bacon Galleries current until 28 March 2020William Robinson, solo show, Philip Bacon Galleries, 23 June - 18 July 2020'By the Book', William Robinson Gallery, 2 July - June 2021 Show Notes Davida Allen at Philip Bacon GalleriesWilliam Robinson at Philip Bacon GalleriesWilliam Robinson at Australian GalleriesWilliam Robinson GalleryBetty ChurcherRay HughesRembrandtEdgar DegasSam NeillPicassoHenri SennelierPhilip Bacon Davida Allen interviewed by Sarah Kanowski on ABC's Conversations Davida Allen works Davida Allen 'Dr John Arthur Mckelvie Shera', 1986, oil on canvas, 230.5 x 187cmWinner, 1986 Archibald Prize, AGNSW Davida Allen 'Watching chooks', 2020, oil pastel on Saunders Waterford paper, 75 x 100cm Davida Allen 'Philip Bacon, art dealer, reading a letter from Barry Humphries', 2003, oil on canvas, 206 x 150Finalist 2003 Archibald Prize, AGNSW Davida Allen 'DEATH of my father' 1982, oil on canvas, 165.4 x 280cmPermanent Collection, National Gallery of Victoria Davida Allen 'I dream of Sam Neill when I go to bed', 1986, gouache and black chalk, 50 x 71.6cmPermanent Collection, National Gallery of Victoria William Robinson Works William Robinson 'Self-portrait with stunned mullet', 1994, oil on linen, 197 x 164cmWinner Archibald Prize 1995QUT Art Collection. Donated through the Australian Government's Cultural Gifts Program by William Robinson, 2011. William Robinson 'Equestrian self-portrait', 1987, oil on linen, 141 x 192cmWinner Archibald Prize 1987QUT Art Collection. Donated through the Australian Government's Cultural Gifts Program by William Robinson, 2011  William Robinson 'The blue pools: Springbrook to Beechmont', 2000, oil on linen, 203 x 259cm QUT Art Collection. Purchased 2013 William Robinson 'Farmyard with Corner Shed', 2016, gouache on paper, 46 x 61cm

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In this episode I am joined by Michelle Odoerfer, a mother of two young girls living in Clinton Township, Michigan with her husband Andrew. Michelle experienced two very different births - her first, in a hospital, was tense as she had to endure verbal and physical aggression from an attending OB. Her second was a peaceful, unattended home birth, with just herself and her husband (baby came so fast the midwife didn’t make it). Hear Michelle share how she learned some tough lessons about self advocacy - not only during her first birth, but also through her newborn’s undiagnosed tongue and lip tie. Many health care providers missed the ties, and Michelle had to figure out on her own why her baby wasn’t gaining weight. She also committed to a journey of sourcing donated breast milk, and crafting her own supplemental nursing system. For more information and news about Evidence Based Birth®, visit www.ebbirth.com. Find us on Facebook, Instagram, and Pinterest. Ready to get involved? Check out our Professional membership (including scholarship options) and our Instructor program. Find an EBB Instructor here, and click here to learn more about the Evidence Based Birth® Childbirth Class. RESOURCES:

Today is Wed Feb 5th 2020 and it's “A Cup of joe with Joe” live from The IngleBean Coffee House in Millheim, PA. A weekly what's up in Penns Valley, the valley so nice they named it twice. If you are in the area and have something you want to share with the community please get in touch with me at podcast@dennisalan.com Today’s sponsor IngleGoods A Funky Millheim Market www.IngleGoods.com Watch the VIDEO https://youtu.be/dexaxxF1f40 Our local hardware store Hosterman & Stover Inc. https://www.facebook.com/hostermanstovershardware/ Birthdays Thurs Carmen Guerra Saturday Brian Futhey Cookie Monday Amy Taylor next Thursday Leanna my daughter Spaghetti Supper Fundraiser for EPV Library! Sat Feb 8th 5 to 8pm Bremen Town Ballroom & EcoVents Support your Local Library at our annual volunteer-run fundraiser! There will be lots of tasty foods and great donated goods from local individuals & businesses. Please feel free to bring your own bottle of wine, too! There will be gluten free spaghetti and meatless sauce options, too! Donated baked goods for the event can be dropped off at the & Bremen Town Ballroom (Feb. 8th). Meal Prices (and Take Out): Adults: $10 Children (5-12): $5 Children (under 5): Free Stop by for some delicious food and wonderful company! Road Report They are NOT!!! cutting all the trees down along pine crick rd again to “widen the road” Green Drake Mid Winter sale starts this weekend 15% off fine art till March 20th Centre County Reads Concert featuring Callanish An hour long concert They are an Irish band The Human Form - February/March Special Art Show Millheim Small Engines Millheims Farmers Market over till may Millheim Boro Sewer Rate Increase January 1, 2019 in Rates The Sewer EDU rate for 2019 is $75.00/EDU. This new rate becomes effective on the bill to be mailed in February 2019 which is for usage in January. Pisano Winery Sun Feb 23rd 2:30 PM Paul Newby at Pisano Winery Free BBQ Sliders Elk Creek Cafe Thurs Feb 6th 7:30pm Pub Hang - Van Wagner's 100th Sat Feb 8th 8-11 Growing Up Country with Kristi Jean + her Ne'er Do Wells Sun 5pm to 7pm Front Country The IngleBean Coffee House Friday Night open Mic is on from 7 to 10pm BYOB is AOK Centre WISP They offer speeds up to 30 Mbps https://www.centrewisp.com/ Larger expanding service area! Millheim Hotel Feb 14th 8-11 Rapid Run Millheim Jewelry Feb Valentines Day Sale Bitcoin Price 9412 Feathered Hook Fishing update www.thefeatheredhook.com Weather Human Interest Song of the Day Sean's Outdoor Adventures with his video of Van Wagner --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dennis-alan/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dennis-alan/support

Today is Wed Jan 29th 2020 and it's “A Cup of joe with Joe” live from The IngleBean Coffee House in Millheim, PA. A weekly what's up in Penns Valley, the valley so nice they named it twice. If you are in the area and have something you want to share with the community please get in touch with me at podcast@dennisalan.com Today’s sponsor IngleBean Our local hardware store Hosterman & Stover Inc. https://www.facebook.com/hostermanstovershardware/ Birthdays Today Elaine Wilgus webst Friday Jan 31st Wilbur A. Lloyd Sun Feb 2nd Jesse Young Brother Mucker Feb 8th Brian Futhey Kim Wallace Spaghetti Supper Fundraiser for EPV Library! Feb 8th 5 to 8pm Bremen Town Ballroom & EcoVents Support your Local Library at our annual volunteer-run fundraiser! There will be lots of tasty foods and great donated goods from local individuals & businesses. Please feel free to bring your own bottle of wine, too! There will be gluten free spaghetti and meatless sauce options, too! Donated baked goods for the event can be dropped off at the & Bremen Town Ballroom (Feb. 8th). Meal Prices (and Take Out): Adults: $10 Children (5-12): $5 Children (under 5): Free Stop by for some delicious food and wonderful company! Road Report They are cutting all the trees down along pine crick rd again to “widen the road” Green Drake Mid Winter sale starts this weekend 15% off fine art till March 20th Millheim Small Engines Millheims Farmers Market over till may Millheim Boro Sewer Rate Increase January 1, 2019 in Rates The Sewer EDU rate for 2019 is $75.00/EDU. This new rate becomes effective on the bill to be mailed in February 2019 which is for usage in January. Calvary Church in Millheim Pisano Winery Elk Creek Cafe Today at 7 PM – 10 PM The Climate Sessions Jan 30th 7 to 10pm Sean Farley and Stacia Abernatha Duo Feb 1st Sat 8pm Lela The IngleBean Coffee House Friday Night open Mic is on from 7 to 10pm BYOB is AOK Simon Leach Pottery demonstration Wed and thursday this week Centre WISP They offer speeds up to 30 Mbps https://www.centrewisp.com/ Millheim Hotel Super Bowl Party We will be running a special on our Subs for Superbowl Sunday!!! Preorders welcomed. Millheim Jewelry Feb val sale Bitcoin Price 9340. Feathered Hook Fishing update www.thefeatheredhook.com Weather Human Interest Simon Leach Potter Song of the Day Leyla McCalla - Money Is King https://youtu.be/lcjQdPcbS3c If you are in the area and have something you want to share with the community email me at podcast@dennisalan.com Also if you could please tell your friends about all the craziness I have going on here with a podcast, Youtube channel, Inglebean --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dennis-alan/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dennis-alan/support

A homework assignment, asking kids to write a response to the point of view that 'all terrorists should be forgiven', has caused an uprising by their parents and social media! Indeed, the first reaction is to be appalled at the very idea of forgiveness in light of the countless terror attacks that have been causing death, destruction and despair worldwide. But, is the answer so black and white? There are instances of people becoming vulnerable to terrorists’ influence because of traumatic personal experiences they’ve had-does this justify forgiveness? Can we forgive them if they’ve only donated a little money to a terrorist cause, but not if they actually hurt someone? Dr. Carole delves into these gray areas by comparing a lovelorn beauty queen who supported her terrorist love interest by sending him money over the internet with the London Bridge terrorist who pretended to be de-radicalized until he went on a lethal attack.

In the midst of the biggest crises of his presidency, John F. Kennedy always knew there was one place he could go to collect his thoughts alone: his decadent family summer home in Hyannis Port.

During a little holiday trip, producer John Harris made a visit to the gallery and studio of photographer Clyde Butcher. For anyone who grew up in Florida, Butcher’s work should be very familiar; his photography is often found on the walls of local libraries, municipal buildings, and, as Miami native Jason Tables points out, “every doctor’s office I’ve ever been in.” Butcher’s images of the Florida landscapes, particularly of the Everglades, are legendary, and although he has a brisk print sales business, many of the photos in libraries have the attached placard, “Donated by Clyde Butcher.” Although he is known primarily for his large format black-and-white photography of “the swamp,” Butcher’s photographic career extends back over many decades and includes architectural photography, mountain and western landscapes, filmed documentaries, and decorative color photography. Interestingly, Butcher began his career selling prints at small art fairs and, in the 1970s, he had a thriving business selling thousands of prints through department stores such as Sears and Montgomery Ward. This episode of the B&H Photography Podcast is a casual conversation that glides through several topics including Butcher’s work with large format cameras, his recent foray into Sony digital cameras paired with Canon tilt-shift lenses, the incredible set of vintage enlargers in his giant darkroom space, the business models he and his family employ to market his images, water conservation, and, of course, his relationship to the Florida landscape for which he will be forever linked. Join us for this conversation with a true master. Guest: Clyde Butcher Some of Clyde Butcher’s current and future exhibits: America the Beautiful: Midwest Museum of American Art                                             April 17, 2020 - July 12, 2020 - Elkhart, IN Fort Wayne Museum of Art                                                  October 1 - December 31, 2021 - Fort Wayne, IN CUBA: Ave Maria University                                                         December 10th – February 28th 2020 - Ave Maria, FL IMAG History & Science Center                                                March 6 - May 31, 2020 - Fort Myers, FL Everglades Exhibit: Ding Darling Wildlife Society                                                      Nov 7, 2019 – February 7, 2020 - Sanibel, FL The Butler Institute of American Art                                September 13 – November 22, 2020 - Youngstown, OH  

A long-time high school custodian in Attleboro donated a pair of work boots given to him by a group of students after someone raised questions about the ethics of it all. WBZ NewsRadio's Kim Tunnicliffe reports.

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Missing Man Ministry’s annual fall banquet is coming up, and you’re invited. As many of you know, I’m on the board of advisors for Missing Man Ministry, a group dedicated to helping widows and fatherless children in need. It’s rough enduring the loss of a loved one, and as time goes on, bills still need to be paid, homes still need to be maintained, etc. That’s where we come in, and on October 6, I invite you to join us as we host our 7th Annual Fall Dinner Banquet & Auction. We’ll auction off some amazing prizes, and since our staff is 100% volunteer-based, all of the proceeds go toward our mission. Check out the prizes below! If you’d like to know more about this upcoming event or you’re interested in attending, visit our website. If you have any questions in the meantime, don’t hesitate to reach out to me. I hope to see you there!   Missing Man Ministry 2019 Live Auction WINE TROLLEY TOUR AND 1 NIGHT STAY IN LIVERMORE Enjoy wine touring on the Livermore Valley Wine Trolley, stopping at 3 wineries with a picnic lunch and wine tasting fees included. Later dine for dinner at Sauced BBQ & Spirits before turning in for the night at The Marriott Livermore. Marriott expires 12/25/2019 Donated by:  Marriott Livermore and Livermore Valley Wine Trolley POSADA 4 COURSE DINNER AND WINE PAIRING FOR 8 4 Course meal from Posada Southwestern Cuisine and Wine pairing dinner for up to 8 guests in your home. Eduardo the owner and chef of Posada will pre-prep prior to arrival and add his charming finishing touches to create a wonderful meal for you and your guests. Date to be mutually agreed upon…not valid on holidays, Friday, Saturday and Tuesdays. Not to exceed the 8 guests.   Expires August 31, 2020 Donated by:  Eduardo and Blanca/Posada Southwestern Cuisine FRONT SIGHT FIREARMS TRAINING INSTITUTE  Two Commander Memberships…Attend all self-defense firearms training course at Front Sight world-class facilities located in Pahrump, Nevada – taught by seasoned and professional law enforcement, military and private citizen instructors (for 2 people) Donated by:  Frank Ingram CABO SAN LUCAS “LUMINOUS PACIFIC COAST” Catch the Sunrise, at a beautiful Pueblo Bonita studio suite property in Cabo San Lucas. Enjoy 1 week of sun, dining and relaxing at one of Pueblo Bonita’s 3 gorgeous properties.  Take the property shuttle into town for day trips, shopping, dining or relaxing on the beautiful beaches. But wait, there’s more….Enjoy a Los Gringos Charters Fishing Trip for 2 as well!!! Sponsored by: Claudia Colwell Donated by: Jesse Switzer Owner of Los Gringos Charters 8 COURSE DINNER AND WINE PAIRING Bring the bistro to your home!  Dinner party for Ten people with no effort other than the invites. Enjoy an 8-course dinner prepared by professional Chef Matt Merdinger in your home. Each course will be paired with imported wines. Bon Appétit! Donated by: Matt Merdinger FUND-A-NEED    COLLEGE FUNDING  Raise your paddles for future college students! OREGON COAST INN AT OTTER CREST There’s no place on the Central Oregon Coast like the Inn at Otter Crest in Otter Rock, Oregon…Spend 7 nights (one bedroom Honeymoon Suite condo/sleeps four) exploring and enjoying 35 acres of pristine forests lush landscaping, nature trail, and striking ocean views, our own Otter Crest beach provides tide pools teeming with life and our own resident Harbor Seals. January thru March 2019…Innatottercrest.com Donated by:  Joel and Janet Ambrose SHARKS TERRITORY Two Premium Seats for one game during the upcoming 2019/20 season. San Jose Sharks vs (to be mutually determined with donor)Section 114 - Row 12 - Seats 7 & 8. Go Sharks! Donated by: Tennyson Electric GUN SAFETY & TRAP SHOOTING FOR 2 You’ll have an amazing experience shooting Clay Targets at the Livermore Rod and Gun Club and then finish your session off with a lunch or dinner provided by Roland and Pam Ellingsen. Donated by:  Roland and Pam Ellingsen / Seek and Save Missionaries FLY FISHING TRIP FOR 2 Enjoy a Fly Fishing Trip with a M3 supporter Nathan Bennett. You and Two Guests will be professionally guided on the Lower Sacramento River or Trinity River. Date to be mutually determined. Donated by: Nathan Bennett/Summit Financial Group

Visit jimheskett.com/seasonfive for podcast episode show notes. __________ Want the inside scoop on each Layne Parrish novel, including info on how it was created and the inspiration for each story? Check out the video below for the awesome insider info, direct from the author himself!  Want to read the first chapter? You're in luck! Layne Parrish slid his fingertips along the wooden ax handle. He appreciated the fine craftsmanship, the quality of the wood, and the razor-sharp edge of the blade. “You like it?” asked the receptionist at the lodge’s check-in desk. “What?” Layne said, angling his body toward her. As he did, he lowered his hand, since touching the ax had made the sleeve of his hoodie ride up, exposing the web of tattoos on one of his arms. Not that he expressly needed to hide his ink from this woman, but he liked to keep a low profile. During his pre-retirement jobs, Layne had to spend time cataloging what each contact knew or had seen. Too much work. Lots of work, yes, but also danger. In a situation like this, when anyone and everyone could be a suspect, care had to be exercised at all times. Letting the guard down for an instant could result in a grave mistake. Mistakes meant the targets would flee without accountability. Layne would not let them get away this time. “Sorry,” the receptionist said, her face folding like a bashful animal. “I saw you examining the ax, Mr. Priest. It was a gift from a member of the Coast Salish tribe in Vancouver. Their people used to live all up and down these mountains.” “Gotcha,” he said as he crossed the lodge’s room. Like a log cabin, the interior was stacked wood deeply stained brown, adorned with other similar objects hanging on the walls. Sets of old-timey snowshoes and long-necked rifles. Sepia-toned photographs in thin frames. He paused in front of a wolf’s head, mounted on the wall. The furry beast was in mid-growl, porcelain teeth tinged with yellow. “Is this real?” he asked. “Yes,” the receptionist said. “But he wasn’t hunted or anything of that sort. That wolf was a former resident of this area of the mountain. Some of them live in caves nearby, and we happened upon a recently deceased one at exactly the right time.” “Interesting.” Layne stepped to her desk, and she returned his passport, the American passport featuring his picture, but the name Leonard Priest. “There are still plenty of wolves wandering around, in case you decide to go for a hike. Many of them are not afraid of humans one bit.” “Noted.” “Have you been to Squamish Mountain Retreat Center before, Mr. Priest?” “Please, call me Leonard, or Lenny,” Layne said to the young woman with blonde hair pulled back into a ponytail so tight, her eyebrows arched. “And no, I haven’t. This is our first time in the area.” “Excellent, Leonard. There will be a formal orientation tomorrow morning, but feel free to grab any of the staff at any time, or call the lodge from your room. It’s a free and open sort of environment here.” He flipped through a guest book sitting on the counter. No one had signed it recently, but he made a few mental notes about things previous guests had marked. They talked about the sunsets and the hiking trails and all the typical tourist things. Since it was now in the dead of winter, Layne didn’t anticipate getting out on the hiking trails too much. “I appreciate the hospitality.” “I hope you’ll find the ‘new you’ you’ve been seeking. Everyone gets something unique from the SMRC and their stay here.” Layne accepted the two keycards for the bungalow and slid them into his pocket. “I’m counting on it.” Behind the woman’s head hung a set of crisscrossing pistols. Revolvers, at least a hundred years old. They reminded him of the Colt Peacemaker he sometimes carried. Layne pointed at them. “Those Mountie pieces?” “Oh, yes,” she said. “Donated to us by the Squamish Royal Canadian Mounted Police Sergeant himself. We have an excellent relationship with the town,

Donated our crib to a great cause today.

The Salvation Army of the Quad Cities will conduct Stuff the Bus events in parking lots at all 4 Walmart stores across the Quad Cities on Saturday! School supplies for kids will be collected from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Donated supplies will be distributed to low-income, homeless, and needy children in the Quad-Cities. Salvation Army of the Quad Cities Development Director Bill Horrell joined AM Quad Cities!

On this episode Mokah-Jasmine Johnson and her co-host DJ Blaq Star Part 1 introduces the concept of Hustle Economics in honor of Nispey Hussle. Nipsey was an American rapper, business man and father who was senselessly shot and killed March 31. Despite this tragedy, he left behind a legacy and a blueprint for his fans, family, and peers that could be utilized to break the cycle of poverty through entrepreneurship and investments. This episode sponsored by Shatki Yoga Athens and AADM. How did he make a difference? February 2019, Nipsey purchased Marathon Clothing store, prior to open his clothing store, he also launched Destination Crenshaw, a new arts project, open-air museum and outdoor art and culture center celebrating black Los Angeles. Donated school clothing and shoes to and funded the renovation of a Crenshaw elementary school’s playground and basketball courts. Established Too Big To Fail as part of a partnership with Vector90 which led to the opening of a coworking space for a STEM initiative for local youth and the list continues. So he not only gave back to his community, he made wise investments that could help break the cycle of poverty within his family. Stay tune for Part 2. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mokah-speaks/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mokah-speaks/support

There are stories inside every bottle of whiskey, and for the first time, Heaven Hill Distillery is sharing some of our favorites. From our early days after the end of Prohibition through today’s Bourbon boom, we're proud to be a part of American Whiskey history. Our podcast begins with the five Shapira brothers, who began as investors in a small distillery, and grew to become one of Bourbon’s leading families. Historic audio used from the National Archives, Universal City Studios, Universal Newsreels Production Company, 1933. Donated into the public domain in 1976 by Universal Studios.

The Youth Perspective “Where we seek to positively display the Youth of our Nation” Host: Keshagen Adderley #Theyouthperspective SEASON 5 EPISODES UNIFORMS FOR ALL WITH UFA BAHAMAS On this episode of the Youth Perspective we feature UFA (Uniforms for all). Their mission is to recycle used uniforms for all high schools in New Providence. Donated uniforms will be mended, laundered and redistributed to those students in need free of charge. Many students have perfectly good uniforms that they no longer use or have out grown. Simultaneously, many students are in need of uniforms for varying reasons. UFA’s mission is to connect that unused uniform with the student who can use it! It is an island wide effort meant to not only assist those students in need but to also unite/galvanize student leaders from high schools in New Providence schools in this effort. You can help by donating gently used uniforms in the bins provided at Solomon’s Yamacraw, Solomon’s Super Center and Cost Right. Donation period: July 1st – July 31st, 2019. Spread the word to your family and friends!For more information call: (242) 804-2466 or email ufabahamas242@gmail.com Listen in Saturdays 8pm: 107.9FM "THE INSPIRATION STATION" 1540AM/104.5FM "THE NATIONAL VOICE" WWW.ZNSBAHAMAS.COM REPLAY: https://anchor.fm/keshagen-adderley --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/keshagen-adderley/message

Welcome to the Women of Golf Show! Tune in Tuesdays - 9:00 AM Eastern This week on the Women of Golf, Cindy & Ted speak with Symetra  Tour Player - Hyemin Kim - winner of the 2018 Murphy USA El Dorado Shootout. More on Hyemin: Hyemin Kim, 30, is from Seoul, Republic of Korea. She's had a total of 121 career starts on the Symetra Tour entering 2019 with nine top-10 finishes and 61 cuts made. Two-time Symetra Tour champion at the 2017 POC MED Golf Classic and 2018 Murphy USA El Dorado Shootout. Donated the entirety of her winner’s paycheck ($15,000) from her first win to the LPGA-USGA Girls Golf program, also giving $5,000 of her $22,500 earnings from her second win. Enjoys watching Broadway Musicals and if she wasn’t a professional golfer, one might find her performing in a musical. Later in the show Cindy & Ted have a discussion on "Wedge Play & Hitting Your Hybrid." Join us LIVE Tuesdays 9:00 - 10:00AM Eastern http://www.blogtalkradio.com/womenofgolf Or listen on any of these social media platforms:  iTunes , Stitcher, Tunein, Castbox, TalkStreamLive & Spotify.

Thank you for listening to this talk, produced by the Art Gallery of South Australia. Gloria Strzelecki, Assistant Curator, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art introduces the key themes of the exhibition 'Quilty'. 'Quilty' is on display at the Art Gallery of South Australia until 2 June 2019. For further information visit www.agsa.sa.gov.au image: Ben Quilty, Australia, born 1973, New Bird, 2017, Bowral, New South Wales, oil on linen, 80.0 x 70.0 cm; Gift of Ben Quilty through the Art Gallery of South Australia, Contemporary Collectors 2019. Donated through the Australian Governments Cultural Gifts Program, Art Gallery of South Australia, Adelaide, Courtesy the artist, photo: Mim Stirling.

About Shannon: Shannon Keith is the founder and CEO of Sudara, a thriving B corp and apparel brand that makes striking beautiful loungewear. Sudara’s mission is rooted in job creation for women in India who are at a high risk or survivors of sex trafficking. More than a give-back model, Sudara enables women to have freedom-filled choices for themselves and for their families. Shannon is a 2016 Bend Venture Conference Social Impact Winner, TedX Speaker and was selected as a Top 25 SheEO World Venture Finalist.   Places to Find Shannon: Sudara’s https://www.sudara.org/pages/our-team (website). Article from https://www.entrepreneur.com/article/324448 (Entrepreneur magazine). Sudara on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/sudaragoods/ (@sudaragoods) On LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/shannon-keith-03819a36 (@shannonkeith)   Show Notes: [3:00] minute: Set the stage for us, we know a trip to India changed your life at one point, but where were you before that? Married without kids in southern California, had a corporate career, and was doing some humanitarian work and world travel. Passion for the poor and marginalized, and wanted to help those who lacked opportunity. Fell in love with India on a trip in 2004 and started to go back yearly. Donated a water well that ended up going in a red light district, and learned a lot about human trafficking while being there for the dedication of the well. Began focusing on job creation for the women in danger there to try and set them up long term. [7:00] minute: Sustainability is key, you didn’t want to put a band-aid on the problem and hope it goes away as you are really just solving a temporary pain, vs creating jobs which is a permanent scaleable solution. This was all in 2005, way before B-corps, and at the time the American way was just throwing money at problems. She saw the changes that needed to be made and that helped her focus on the job creation / sustainable solutions. [8:20] minute: Before all this, what were you doing career wise? Corporate sales, which allowed her to be social and be around people – which she loved and was a skill that was then transferable to her work now. Her past career helped her narrow down and go with the idea of women’s pajamas as a product for the women in India to make and sell. [9:30] minute: Once you had this inspiration and decided you wanted to create these clothes and set up this company, what were the first few months like, how did you get it started? All her friends were starting families and her and her partner were struggling to get pregnant. She chose to see this as an advantage that gave them the freedom to travel the world. Had to break through the stigma that non-profits were the things that helped out people in need, as the idea of business as a solution wasn’t as popular. [12:00] minute: How did it evolve then from the idea of a non-profit into the B-corp model? Definition of a B-corp: designation by the IRS that puts the benefit or the mission of the company on par with profitability. Started as a 501c3 non-profit and ran that way for years before she was able to make the change happen into a hybrid for-profit and non-profit combined model. [14:20] minute: When did you quit your day job then? Not immediately as she had the luxury of time off to be able to take trips to India and begin the groundwork. Wanted to put in the research and leg-work to make sure what they were going to do would work and there would be interest on the receiving end. Wanted to avoid the “big white savior” complex. Once there was a small staff and things were really starting to run, she quit her job, her family moved, and she stayed on the board of the non-profit. To secure the transition from a non-profit to a for-profit business she had to purchase the operations side of the non-profit. Rebranded as Sudara, Inc. [20:30] minute: What an amazing gift...

(http://freetheseedsmontana.com/) provides community-powered opportunities to build a sustainable and resilient future through real seeds, real food, and real skills. We look forward to you joining us for our 4th annual Free the Seeds! on March 2, 2019. This year’s fair will be held again in Kalispell at Flathead Valley Community College in the Arts & Technology Building. The fair will open with the seed swap and vendor booths at 9 am. The seed swap will run 9 am–noon. Workshops, booths, and kids’ activities will be held 10 am–3:30 pm, with a 45-minute break for lunch at 12:15 pm. Food will be available for purchase at the event all day. Ready for some inspiration? Check out our workshop videos from the 2017 fair. We look forward to seeing you in March 2019! (http://freetheseedsmontana.com/) is a program of Farm Hands – Nourish the Flathead, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, whose mission is to reconnect people to the sources of their food and those who produce it through education, outreach, and market support. 2018 (http://freetheseedsmontana.com/) Last year we handed out between 15-20,000 packets of seeds. Donated by local growers and seed companies. Volunteers who help clean and pack the seeds. Every year we have over 1000 people show up. The event is free at the local community college and there’s events upstairs and downstairs. It’s an incredible lively gathering and information. Resilient Communities Tweet ThisIt’s a great way to learn about growing food and what’s involved in having access to good healthy local food and why that’s important. One example there are folks who process herbs and teach how to make tinctures, and how to grow the herbs for oils, medicinal purposes. Workshops on Herbs ferment your food Sourdough how to raise chickens well taught by experts in the field all from the Valley So this is the 3rd? 4th? We started 4 years ago this is our 4th! Do you want to talk about what tips or tricks have made it successful as it keeps growing? The main thing is we didn’t limit to a sharing of seeds help people get access to quality food for their health and their families health So we made it about sharing seeds information skills inclusion of workshops The whole event is free! That’s important! We don’t sell anything so there are not vendors who have intention of selling products People who man the booths for low entry for between $25-40 educate people what you do and help them understand how the info you offer whether you have a farm and you offer CSAs or  offer products for sale letting people know what you do to improve their health or choice of food willing to create an environment as a free resource to community tremendous positive feedback and support from people on a financial level support people who save seeds build community keep it free is really important! share info share skills share seeds Plan for a big space because you will attract a lot of members in your community! We spent a lot of time being creative to get the word out. Our first year our intention anyone in a huge area wanted to know about (http://freetheseedsmontana.com/)  knew about the event. Social media radio shows podcast promotions newspapers to write articles as long as you heard US was what we wanted! Whether you came was less important as people learned about our organization.  Reach as many people as possible! We thought maybe 300-400 people first year and as you know we were quite surprised! We’ve gotten over a 1000 people every year so having a space that will accomodate everyone!   It’s a hit! I remember at the door with you and Pam and the first 500 flyers were gone before we even opened the door at 10:00 they were all gone with so many people already through Support this podcast

Listen in to Shauna and Vicki as they welcome psychic medium Sasha Klanott! Hear them talk about her para plushies, her service dogs, and bullying in the paranormal! Aired Wednesday, 12/12/18 9 PM ET/ 8 PM CT! #geeksparanormal #spirit #spirits #ghosts #paranormal #paranormalinvestigator #researcher #investigator #paranormalsiren #sasha #klanott #sashklanott #paraplushies #readings #bullying #womensrights #equality #truth #servicedogs Sasha Klanott: https://www.facebook.com/paranormalsiren/ ------------------------ https://www.gofundme.com/service-dog-training-cost-for-ghost "I am already on Disability and have started Training with Ghost but we had to put it on hold for financial and health reasons, but my health and needs have gotten worse and it is time to try this route so I can finish formal service dog training with him. He will be going back to the same training company and the remaining balance is 2,457.20 This does not cover Fees for me to get to the dog trainer or dog trainer to come to me. Go Fund Me has a 2.7% total as a well as .30 per donation so I rounded up. The Trainer's focus will be to train him to alert others as well as myself when I have a Seizure, Try to prevent them if possible, medication reminders and other items to some of my other health issues with balance and dropping items. If there is any extra money, it will go to continue cost of Ghost or be Donated to a program that raises money for service dogs for people who can not afford them. " --------------------------- G.E.E.K.S. Paranormal sites: https://www.facebook.com/geeksparanormal https://www.twitter.com/geeksparanormal https://www.instagram.com/g.e.e.k.s._paranormal If you would like to help the G.E.E.K.S.TERS out by donating a dollar or two or more or plenty you can do so here: https://www.paypal.me/geeksparanormal To those of you already supporting the show with a monthly subscription, thank you. If you're not already a supporter, and you'd like to help make this show and future investigations possible, tap the link in this episode's description, which is below, that one :) : https://www.anchor.fm/geeks-paranormal --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

What happens in the after life is unsure. What is sure, is that you will die and something will need to happen to the bag of flesh that we all leave behind. Have you decided to be buried? Will you be cremated? Well, the Pody Mouths crew says....boring!!! On this episode we discuss some of the different things that you can do with the body that you leave behind when you die. Become a tree or be launched in to space? Donated your body to science or put your ashes in a mayo jar? It's all up to you and now you'll have a few more options than you had before. Let us know which "means of disposal" or "preservation" appeals to you.

The BeachBucks program is in full effect. Supporting the small businesses in the area where I buy and sell real estate is the right thing to do. Donated recently to a local school fundraiser and the winner wanted his BeachBucks gift from the Pony Club Mens clothing store. This gave me the chance to meet with Angelo, a fixture in the Beach for the last 32 years. My CommunityCash program is now in effect in every part of Toronto and the GTA and people are loving it! Be sure you connect with me today and find out how you can best support your community when moving with me. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/TorontoRealEstate/message

So this is the results of my January 2018 goal, which I made in a podcast a couple of weeks ago. My January goal was to be more & do more positive things in this world. This was coming off of the end of the year, where everyone said 2017 was the worst. I didn't think so, but I wanted to spread some love and positive vibes around the world. Here are the things I listed as major positive things I did: 1. Helped a friend of mine move. 2. Helped someone find their phone at work. 3. Helped bench someone at the gym. 4. Donated money to the ACLU 5. Sent my mom a personal video for her birthday. I think all of these are good positive vibes I brought to the world. Sound weird to have to list them, but I don't know how else I could showcase why I completed this goal. I hope all of you go out of your way today and do something positive today.'

    My newest book, Decluttering at the Speed of Life is now available wherever books are sold! Want to see the principles in action? Check out my video course: The 5 Day Clutter Shakedown. I’m talking with someone from Goodwill Dallas today about what happens to your donations after they leave your house (in […] The post 153: Decluttering – What Can and Can’t be Donated? appeared first on A Slob Comes Clean.

This Outperform podcast episode features Griffin Thall, CEO and Co-Founder of Pura Vida Bracelets for our Profile of a Growth Marketer series. Listen in as Griffin delves into Pura Vida’s world, shares his and co-founder, Paul Goodman’s incredible Pura Vida journey and gives us a look at what’s ahead for this inspiring company. Episode Sneak Peek: Griffin and his long-time friend, Paul Goodman, founded Pura Vida Bracelets in 2010. Since then they've... Grown it into a million-dollar business venture Provided fill-time jobs to over 150 people in Costa Rica and around the world. Been named to Forbes’ “30 Under 30: Retail” list Been featured in Sports Illustrated and Victoria’s Secret Grown their Instagram account account to almost a million followers (to date) Built a thriving affiliate program Donated more than $1,210,409.72 (to date) You'll also hear how Griffin and Paul got the idea for Pura Vida Bracelets, what pura vida means, how they've guilt such a strong online presence, what's helping them have such a strong affiliate program and the types of affiliates they partner with.  For anyone interested in entrepreneurship and savvy marketing strategies, this episode is a must-listen.    Learn more about Acceleration Partners and our clients at http://www.accelerationpartners.com. 

Last week you heard Eli Bosnick's side of why the 'Conceptual Penis' hoax paper was disingenuous and unskeptical, and today I speak with one of the paper's authors, James Lindsay. James has been a previous guest on the show; he's been someone I have always admired for his intellectual rigor and willingness to back up what he believes and to have the tough conversations. For that much I really, really respect him coming on. But I can't hide my opinion on this hoax. I think it was garbage and it was latched onto unskeptically by people who fancy themselves critical thinkers. I challenge James on the paper and we get to hear his side of it. Today's episode is actually 2 in 1, because after the conversation I reminded James to send me the links corroborating his arguments. When I received them, I was appalled that each description of the scholarly articles he sent was a lazy and ideologically motivated strawman. As such, I emailed him a heads up that I would be going in depth into his sources and describing exactly how he (or maybe Real Peer Review, if that was his source) is either intentionally or just ignorantly misunderstanding these abstracts. I'm incredibly disappointed at this dishonest or careless behavior. If you are going to waltz into a field that ISN'T your expertise and claim that the bulk of it is bunk, it is incumbent upon you to do the research and know what you're talking about. For the sake of transparency, I will paste word for word the sources email James sent me: "Hi Thomas, In all the fuss, I can't remember what I was supposed to send you, but I'll give it a try. Periods are a social construct: http://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/0891243216672662?journalCode=gasa "Doing Gender" (number one cited gender studies paper in the number one journal -- referred to first sentence of abstract): https://campus.fsu.edu/bbcswebdav/institution/academic/social_sciences/sociology/Reading%20Lists/Social%20Psych%20Prelim%20Readings/IV.%20Structures%20and%20Inequalities/1987%20West%20Zimmerman%20-%20Doing%20Gender.pdf Donated blood is a social construction: http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/09581596.2017.1297384?src=recsys&journalCode=ccph20 Scientific method is sexist: http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/027753959580031J Alligators teach hegemonic masculinity: http://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/0190272516656620?etoc= Squirrels: http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/0966369X.2017.1314949?journalCode=cgpc20 Pilates is racist: https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/dance-research-journal/article/div-classtitlethe-pilates-pelvis-racial-implications-of-the-immobile-hipsdiv/2CDDDB16BFD648003DCAB3DD0634FF81 Curing erectile dysfunction reinforces hegemonic masculinity: http://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/1097184X00003001004 (we cited this paper in ours) Fat men's penises might not exist, social construction: http://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/1363460716640734 Male lactation can exist through social construction: https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=2916660 Pregnancy shouldn't be associated with femininity: http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/10894160.2012.653766 Wikipedia shouldn't demand sources because sexism: http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S8755461515000547 STEM syllabi are sexist because focus on facts: http://nsuworks.nova.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=2467&context=tqr Feminists see themselves as activists to infect other fields of study with ideological biases, compare themselves favorably to viruses like HIV and ebola: http://hipatiapress.com/hpjournals/index.php/generos/article/viewFile/1983/1624#page=78 Feminist glaciers: http://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/0309132515623368#corresp-1 Meanwhile, almost 15000 kids a year are graduating from such programs: https://datausa.io/profile/cip/05/ Also, T&F supports Cogent: http://editorresources.taylorandfrancisgroup.com/introducing-cogent-oa/ "   Those are all the papers. In the later half of the episode I discuss the research I did on all of them and how atrocious James's descriptions were. Support us on Patreon at:  patreon.com/seriouspod Follow us on Twitter: @seriouspod Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/seriouspod For comments, email thomas@seriouspod.com Questions, Suggestions, Episode ideas? email: haeley@seriouspod.com Direct Download

After gorging on elk meat, venison, and red wine, we sit down with Professional Hunters Alex and Johnny Thomson who own and operate Eland Safaris located in South Africa. They offer world class accommodations for those looking to book an African safari of a lifetime. Topics covered: Where is Eland Safaris located in proximity to Africa? Discuss the process of booking a hunt--- how to book, lead time, preparation, travel arrangements (best travel times), FNRA events Traveling w/ Firearms, Scopes, Cameras (serial # items) – US Customs/Border Pro (4457) What can someone expect during their hunt --- species, habitat, topography, accommodations What is the most coveted species of animal to hunt in Africa? Is poaching an issue in the Limpopo area? What is the targeted species and why? What services does Eland Safaris offer for both hunter (archery vs rifle) and non-hunters What happens with the meat? Is it prepared during the stay? Donated locally? Taxidermy – where do the trophies go and what is the timeframe to get them completed? You can contact Alex at: alexthomson@mweb.co.za and Johnny at: johnnythomson@mweb.co.za or online at http://www.elandsafaris.co.za. In addition, check out the other RnA Outdoors social media feeds for more up to date information:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rnaoutdoorsInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/rodnarrowoutdoorsTwitter: https://twitter.com/RnAOutdoorsYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/RnAOutdoors

The Wright State community collected hundreds of toys and other items for children in Greene and Montgomery counties through the university’s annual Holiday for Kids Christmas gift drive hosted by We Serve U. Donated toys will be given to Greene County Children Services and The Toy Cottage, in association with Montgomery County Children Services and managed by For Love of Children (FLOC). Greene County Children Services collected toys and other gifts donated by Wright State at the Van Cleve building Dec. 5. FLOC will collect toys Thursday, Dec. 8, at 2 p.m., also at the Van Cleve building. Wright State has hosted annual toy drives for more than 20 years. This is the second year We Serve U has hosted the drive. This year, more than 800 gifts were donated, eclipsing last year’s total of 750 gifts. “We do this because we want to help needy families in our area,” said Joanie Hendricks, data analyst for Institutional Research at Wright State and co-chair of We Serve U. “Helping to share the joy of the holidays with others makes us all feel good.” Many Wright State organizations and offices sponsored 30 families for Greene County Children Services. The agency provided Wright State with a list of families and their Christmas wish list. Individuals and groups chose to “adopt” a family and donate a few practical and enjoyable gifts.

It’s the final Donated show! Finally! Only fourteen months late! This one comes to us by way of David St. Denis! Beware the Donated Mango – Episode 8 – The Eyes Have It by Matthew Sanborn Smith and David St. Denis is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. HEY! If you love […]

This podcast features a word from our friends at Bad Parenting Podcast, a sick Izzy giving his weekly recap of tooth fillings, Christians Birthday, Mexican Food, Poop Stories, Workforce Blues, and ends with the On Location Gem City Podcast #307 from Miami Valley Music Fest. badparentingpodcast.com GCP #307 On Location - Miami Valley Music Fest 2016 - OldNews Izzy Rock, Scott Epic, and Libby Ballengee ventured North to Troy, Ohio for Miami Valley Music Fest for authentic conversation about, life, art, and magic happens. We kick off with a discussion from Izzy and Nathan Goff, guitarist for Far From Eden and Killed By Art, Greg Theilen of Arrows of Neon, Hookahville, and Ekoostic Hookah discussses festivals with us, Tom Helbig from Tomfoolery and Canoegrass talks about his road trip. Take the leap - The Net Will appear. OldNews stops by to play some songs with us. Songs we play are New-Old Fashioned - â??Dirty Summer Nightsâ?? The Spikedrivers - "The Ballad of John Dillingerâ?? Mainline Funk - â??Writing On The Wallâ?? Subterranean - â??Georgia Pine" Since 2008, the Music Fest has: â?¢Donated $7,000 to local charity organizations! â?¢Donated 1,500+ hours of service to the Miami Valley! â?¢Showcased 60+ local bands from the Miami Valley! â?¢Educated 4,000+ festival attendees on charitable giving! The Miami Valley Music Festival is located at the Troy Eagles Campgrounds located at 2252 Troy-Urbana Rd, Troy, OH. The annual event will feature diverse music from some of the regionâ??s best musicians and artists The Miami Valley Music Fest is an annual music festival held in northern Miami Valley to raise funds and awareness for charitable causes. This podcast was recorded the Troy Eagles Campgrounds located at 2252 Troy-Urbana Rd, Troy, OH. Purchase your tickets online at www.miamivalleymusicfest.com. Produced by Izzy Rock - @TheIzzyRock on Social Media Tales From The Hardside podcast on iTunes and Stitcher www.GemCityPodcast.com @GemCityPodcast on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram Help fund the podcast. www.gofundme.com/GemCityPodcast

Justin Bieber The Biebs said that he's done sucking up the fans.  No more taking photos with them just because he feels obligated to give back to the fans.  Is it fair or foul for him to give the fans "the hand" and walk away when a photo is requested?  Do fans have unrealistic expectations of the celebs they love? Divorce bill In Mississippi, there are plenty of legal reasons to get a divorce: bigamy, adultery, and even impotence.  But guess what's not on the list?  Domestic abuse.  Wait.  What?  So, if I can't get it up, my wife can leave me.  But if she busts me in the mouth with a right hook, I have to stay with her?  We'll discuss Senate Bill 2418 to get your opinion on if MS is doing the right thing by allowing spouses to duke it out without getting a pass to Divorce Court to see Judge Lynn Toler. Donated kidney and break ups So, there's this guy who needed a kidney a while back.  His girlfriend gets tested and realizes that she's a match for him.  She donates her kidney to him and he has a new lease on life.  Now that's love right there! But fast forward to today and dude isn't feeling her any more.  Is he obligated to stay with his lady of five years because her kidney allows him to live?  What would you do? These things and more on the Talk 2 Q Radio Show!  "No experts.  Just opinions." Show No. 599 Scheduled for 90 mins. www.Talk2Q.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/t2q/support

Welcome back to a new season of Kick In, Sam Proof from SamProof.tv and Art Tebbel from Friends at the Table dot net Host Kick In the original crowd funding show live on youtube Thursdays and find the audio on iTunes, Soundcloud and everywhere podcasts are available. Today on the show A microwavable notebook, a heated golf bag and the Hottest RPG in kickstarter history. This week in the world of crowdfunding; [SAM] Recently launched and just in time for last Tuesday’s super tuesday is the Bernie Sanders Action Figure created by pop artists Mike Leavitt. at over 100,000 out of the gate he’s got our vote for the plastic primary’s [ART] Virtuali-Tee turns a normal tee shirt into a virtual 3D tour inside your body. Dive in and see a heart beat, watch cells flow or tickle a pancreas. (SAM : Gross). [SAM] Ending soon With a humble goal of only 9000 some dollars, Magnetips a refillable fine tip marker set with magnets in the caps has raised over $180,000. [ART] Escape Room In A Box: The Werewolf Experiment a Cooperative game for 2 to 6 players challenges players to solve puzzles, crack codes, and find hidden clues in order to find an antidote to thwart a mad scientist’s plot to turn them into werewolves. (DONATED!) [SAM] Cool Mini or not, the Kickstarting board game juggernaut returned to the crowd funding space with new addition to the popular Arcadia Quest series with Masmorra: Dungeons of Arcadia raising 10 times its goal of $60,000 [ART] speaking of regulars in the Board Game crowdfunding world, Greater Than Games returned on the scene with the latest installment of Sentinels of the Multiverse: OblivAeon and blasted its way over the 1 million dollar mark (DONATED!) # 1 - 7th Sea: Second Edition https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/johnwickpresents/7th-sea-second-edition From the end of the Multiverse to the new world, legendary Game Designer John wick returns to the crowdfunding world with a 15 year old project - 7TH SEA! #2 Kick In or Kick it to the Curb - Rocketbook Wave https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/642311833/rocketbook-wave-cloud-connected-microwavable-noteb Rocketbook Wave is the notebook of the 21st century, it’s actually a match set of a notepad and mobile app. Fill up the pages using a Pilot Frixion pen, snap a pic with the app and thanks to a unique QR code on each page the app fits it’s perfectly to your screen and removes any would be distortion. Each page has a series of programmable icons that can be linked to Social Media sharing functions, tick one off and once you snap the picture you page archives to dropbox, evernote, google docs … etc And then your Wave in the microwave in the time it takes to heat a cup of water and the ink vanishes giving you a brand new notebook. Will you Kick In or Kick It to the Curb? #3 - WILL IT FUND: Das Heated Golfbag von Pulsarvert https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1985033327/das-heated-golfbag-von-pulsarvert Is this really a problem? Isn’t this what gloves are for? Toss to Chat: What do you guys think ‘Will it Fund’? Tweet @kickinshow hashtag #whatthefund? Head to Kickstarter and search for ‘Das heated Golfbag’ or follow the link in the description to kickinshow.com

Karen Mertes, a Drunk Driving Victim herself and creator of "PLAINTIFF 101" shares with us her story of unfortunate circumstance. She also takes an in-depth look inside the courtroom at the coverage of the legal and technical issues that arise in a drunk driving case. The bottom line is that you should never drive buzzed, drunk,or fatigued and always allow plenty of time to reach your destination. Did you know 41 percent of car accident fatalities occurred on New Year’s Eve? Karen Mertes answers the following questions: * Why does the New Year’s Eve contribute to more careless driving? * Do these fatalities help create the action needed to try and prevent these crashes? * Will drinking accidents ever be under control? * What is the fallout from being a victim of a drunk driving accident? * As the victim, what are some of the obstacles you deal with on the stand? * What kind of questions should you ask protect yourself financially? *What are the financial constraints of litigation proceedings? *How can you protect yourself from the many pitfalls plaintiffs face? About Karen Mertes: Auto injury survivor, professional speaker, author, and consultant, donating 100% of revenues to her Tampa 501(c) (3) non-profit Fulfill Your Destiny helping people whose careers have been altered by injury or other unforeseen circumstances. PLAINTIFF 101 is currently ranked #1 Amazon Hot New Release, is written from the combined efforts of an attorney and a plaintiff, each with his/ her own perspectives. It gives you much of the information from inside a personal injury lawsuit from a lawyer and the plaintiff who was successful in her litigation. *100% of All Proceeds From the Book are Donated to the Non-Profit Organization, Fulfill your Destiny!* For more info visit: http://www.amazon.com/Plaintiff-101

Show notes can always be found on www.stitchedtogether.co.uk by clicking on the Podcast button at the top of the page. Stuff and ThingsPrizes for the Crafting With Colour KAL are:Donated and dyed by HappyDebs, a member of our group, MCN Sock Weight Yarn in the Spring Garden colourway, 350m/383yds of 80% merino/10% cashmere/10% sock.Kindly donated by another viewer is Sundara Sock Yarn in the Shadow Studies colourway. It's 100% superwash merino and 338m/370yds.Alessandra, aka PokedaGoblin donated this yarn specifically for this KAL. Two skeins of Regia 4-Fadig Color (a self striping yarn) in colouway 05048. Each skein measures 210m/230yds and weighs 50g. The yarn is made of 75% wool/25% polyamide.Finished Objects should be posted in this FO Thread (please no chat there). Please also read all the rules carefully before posting to make sure your project fits the rules.If you want to chat about the KAL, please come and join the friendly thread here.The KAL finishes on 31st August 2015.Done and DustedMake It Work by Allie Coffey of Caffeinated Knitting Podcast. I used yarn spun from Fondant Fibre Organic Merino in the Inked colourway.Knitty and Color Merino Silk in the Sleepy Hollow colourway. It's 80% merino and 20% silk. I spun it worsted with a 2ply constructions and 261m of a light DK weight, weighing 110g.Sara's Texture Crafts Merino in the Raspberry Chocolate colourway. I spun it worsted with a 4ply construction. I got 160m aran weight and it weighs 179g.Northbound Knitting Polwarth in the Flying Kites colourway. I spun it worsted with a 2ply construction aiming to get a barber pole effect. I got 178m of a worsted weight yarn weighing 105g.Textured Shawl by Stephanie Bold in The Knitting Goddess Laceweight 70% Baby Alpaca/20% Silk/10% Cashmere in the Greens colourway. This was knit for my friend Rachael who bought the yarn when she took me to Fibre East 2014.Nose to the GrindstoneToddler Blanket using Rico Designs Baby Classic DK in the Powder (038), Mauve (041), Dusky Pink (40), Anthracite (32) and Purple (16) colourways. Done using Treble(UK)/Double Crochet(US).Felici Socks using Knit Picks Felici in the Afternoon colourway. My vanilla sock pattern with a Fish Lips Kiss Heel. I mention the Poke Me Not from Jan B Smiley and Emily of the Fibre Town Podcast.The Joker and The Thief by Melanie Berg. I'm using Wollmeise Pure in a WD version of Ein Klein Wenig Verrucht and couple of sets of mini skeins from Frankenskein Yarns in the Sour Heart colourway. I mention my HiyaHiya Kitty Snips. I got mine from Meadow Yarns.Skein Polwarth Silk in the Thyme colourway is being plied.Countess Ablaze blend in the Extravagance and Cruelty colourway. 62% merino/12% alpaca/12% angelina/12% Seacell. It's stored in a basket from Julzcrafts. This is my Tour de Fleece 2015 spin. I'm in Team Caffeinated 2015, which is a very laid back group. I have also opened a thread in the Stitched Together Ravelry group for people who are sort of spinning along with the TdF but don't want any commitment. There aren't any prizes, just friendly support.Fondant Fibre Oatmeal BFL in the Luckenbooth colourway.PlottingKnitting some socks from Sock Architecture by Lara Neel.Splashed OutSpanish Peacock Cocobolo Russian SpindlePigeon Roof Studies Superwash Targhee in the Magical colourwayOn The Round Superwash Targhee/Silk in the Silver Lining Tweed colourway.Countess Ablaze Viscount of Spark in the Nerds Prefer Their Rainbows Darker.Countess Ablaze Dr Donegal in a OOAK colourwayMarigoldJen Merino/Silk Single (4ply) in the Serene colourway.Online CommunityThank you for all the well wishes during my surgery and support in the aftermath!

In today’s PodCast Jeremy Williams interview Andre Patenaude whom is the Director of CO2 Business Development through Emerson Climate Technologies. Today we discused topics that are becoming more and more relevant to commercial refrigeration (Natural Refrigerants). Donated cut-aways to GCAP from Emerson Climate Technologies This podcast includes discussion of the proposed early phase outs of […]

Darwin Maurice George ("Bubba"), Born 7-31-1960 In Weatherford, TX. Was Only 53 Years Old, He was a Graduate and Super Star Quarter Back at Weatherford High School, Weatherford TX. He Earned His BS Degree In Business From UTA Arlington Where He Attended On A Full Athletic Scholarship. Darwin was a Christian Man, He Attended Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church In Allen Where He Was Very Active In The Brotherhood Ministry, He Was The Owner of Computer Connect Plus, Inc. and Had Just Launched His Clothing, Shoes, and Accessory Line, Polka Dots, Approximately 1 Yr. Ago, He was a Father, Husband, Grand Dad, Philanthropist, and A Great Humanitarian. Darwin Served On The Board of The City Richardson YMCA and Donated and Participated In The Annual Race Now For Autism Walk For Many Years. Darwin Maurice George Was A Great Man and He Was My Brother. R.I.P. Forever Your Big Sis!

IT 'IS'.....A WONDERFUL LIFE! MISSION ACCOMPLISHED! The 3rd Annual 'Combat Radio' Christmas Event For Homeless Children and the Shelter For Domestic Violence was a HIT! From Bliss Contracting who worked around the clock to build the sleigh ....and the 'stage rigging crew' who worked 'till one in the morning the night before! To the R2-D2/Wall-E crew that started assembling their 'operational' robots at 4 in the morning! To the volunteers, the cosplayers and entertainers who traveled as far as New York, Colorado and San Francisco to be on the ground and symbolize hope for the kids! To the broadcast team -and EVERYONE around the world who watched -to the production crew! From the staff at Salt Creek who DONATED their tips (as they've always done), to the owner (Greg Amsler) and his family who served the food as if each guest was special! -From Marcella Detroit who refused to let the kids down, to the choir and the celebrities who donated their time/autographs and spirit, ....to the artists/friends from Disneyland who put their talents to work and created some unbelievable memories ....to the face painters and the people who shopped with me for toys -for months -for the kids and worked 'around the clock in 'Santa's workshop' to get them all wrapped! To the people who baked desserts all week long to donate, to the volunteer who took the train -in the rain -just to help out! From the listeners who sent gifts and donations from Australia, South Africa, Germany, Sweden, Canada, Brazil, Italy -and WISCONSIN -to all our media/Radio/TV contacts who let me get 'the cause' out, to our friends/the management at Westfield who blocked the streets and cleared the decks in an effort to make it the best event possible, to the Marines who helped us with crowd control! From the Fire Department who delivered Santa! To Santa himself! AND....to the woman, Lota Hadley who not only tolerates my craaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaazy ideas but also helps make them work on behalf of helping others! AND LAST BUT NEVER LEAST............to the 7 YEAR OLD LITTLE GIRL WHO THOUGHT UP THIS EVENT! To her imagination and her kindness ....who now knows that with a little help from heroes like ALL OF YOU....ANYTHING is possible and you can make the world a BETTER PLACE! THANK YOU EVERYONE WHO GOT INVOLVED! This show features: ERIN FITZGERALD (Ed, Edd And Eddy, Naruto, Monster High etc.... facebook.com/ErinFitzFanPage) CASEY RYAN (Of The Cutting Room Floor) AKU (who took the stage as Robin at our Christmas Event: facebook.com/Akusesu.Cosplay) Photographer ERIC NG (facebook.com/BigWhiteBazooka) Pastor RON BLOOM (facebook.com/missionchurchscv) *Combat Radio supports the 'social workers' strike of Union SEIU 721! For more information on this please check the above broadcast and search SEIU721!

IT 'IS'.....A WONDERFUL LIFE! MISSION ACCOMPLISHED! The 3rd Annual 'Combat Radio' Christmas Event For Homeless Children and the Shelter For Domestic Violence was a HIT! From Bliss Contracting who worked around the clock to build the sleigh ....and the 'stage rigging crew' who worked 'till one in the morning the night before! To the R2-D2/Wall-E crew that started assembling their 'operational' robots at 4 in the morning! To the volunteers, the cosplayers and entertainers who traveled as far as New York, Colorado and San Francisco to be on the ground and symbolize hope for the kids! To the broadcast team -and EVERYONE around the world who watched -to the production crew! From the staff at Salt Creek who DONATED their tips (as they've always done), to the owner (Greg Amsler) and his family who served the food as if each guest was special! -From Marcella Detroit who refused to let the kids down, to the choir and the celebrities who donated their time/autographs and spirit, ....to the artists/friends from Disneyland who put their talents to work and created some unbelievable memories ....to the face painters and the people who shopped with me for toys -for months -for the kids and worked 'around the clock in 'Santa's workshop' to get them all wrapped! To the people who baked desserts all week long to donate, to the volunteer who took the train -in the rain -just to help out! From the listeners who sent gifts and donations from Australia, South Africa, Germany, Sweden, Canada, Brazil, Italy -and WISCONSIN -to all our media/Radio/TV contacts who let me get 'the cause' out, to our friends/the management at Westfield who blocked the streets and cleared the decks in an effort to make it the best event possible, to the Marines who helped us with crowd control! From the Fire Department who delivered Santa! To Santa himself! AND....to the woman, Lota Hadley who not only tolerates my craaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaazy ideas but also helps make them work on behalf of helping others! AND LAST BUT NEVER LEAST............to the 7 YEAR OLD LITTLE GIRL WHO THOUGHT UP THIS EVENT! To her imagination and her kindness ....who now knows that with a little help from heroes like ALL OF YOU....ANYTHING is possible and you can make the world a BETTER PLACE! THANK YOU EVERYONE WHO GOT INVOLVED! This show features: ERIN FITZGERALD (Ed, Edd And Eddy, Naruto, Monster High etc.... facebook.com/ErinFitzFanPage) CASEY RYAN (Of The Cutting Room Floor) AKU (who took the stage as Robin at our Christmas Event: facebook.com/Akusesu.Cosplay) Photographer ERIC NG (facebook.com/BigWhiteBazooka) Pastor RON BLOOM (facebook.com/missionchurchscv) *Combat Radio supports the 'social workers' strike of Union SEIU 721! For more information on this please check the above broadcast and search SEIU721!

CAF America CEO will host a Q & A session on this year's World Giving Index with CAF International Policy Officer Adam Pickering.   Adam is CAF’s International Policy Officer and leads in the development of policy positions and global advocacy for CAF. Adam is delivering our Future World Giving project which aims to highlight the potential for opening up philanthropy to a rapidly increasing global middle class whose engagement in philanthropy could have a huge impact on society. Adam has extensive policy and research experience and before joining CAF in 2012 worked for the National Council for Voluntary Organizations (UK representative body for non-profits) and the Centre for Public Scrutiny (accountability think-tank). Adam also has experience of working in India. The World Giving Index  Each year, CAF releases its World Giving Index, a report designed to provide evidence-based insight into the scope and nature of giving around the world. In order to reflect a culturally diverse planet, the report looks at three aspects of giving behavior. The questions that feed the report are: Have you done any of the following in the past month: Donated money to a charity?Volunteered your time to an organisation?Helped a stranger, or someone you didn’t know who needed help? Fieldwork is conducted by the market research firm, Gallup1 as part of its World Poll initiative 2 that operates in 160 countries.

Our Edit & Forget It Challenge and The Power of Saying No Happy New Year! Be sure to subscribe in iTunes and leave a review in the iTunes store! It helps others find the show! Thank you! Special Announcement: Especially for listeners in and around San Antonio/Austin, TX Our friend and colleague Karen Meade of Let’s Get Organizing will be hosting her annual Organize and Energize workshop. It’s on Saturday, January 19th, 2013 from 9:30 Am to 12:30 PM at TriPoint on North St Mary’s, in San Antonio, Texas. There’s a great lineup of speakers talking about organization, meal planning, health and fitness and Dan will be there talking about tech. For more information check out LetsGetOrganizing.com or Facebook.com/LetsGetOrganizing. Hope to see you there! Main Topics   Dan's Topic: Introducing the Edit & Forget It Challenge! 2013 Fewer Things in 2013  We're kicking things up a notch right off the bat this year and really stretch our commitment to simplifying our lives. We're challenging ourselves with what we call Edit & Forget It, 2013 Fewer Things in 2013. We'd love it if you'd consider joining us! We know this is a lofty goal and certainly won't be for everyone Our true focus is eliminating many things we truly don't need any longer and reach a point where we have what we need, appreciate it, and be able to enjoy some margin in our lives We don't really have "clutter" in our home since Vanessa is a Professional Organizer, so eliminating 2013 things will be a real challenge! It's good to have an accountability buddy when challenging yourself…and all of you that listen to the show will be our accountability buddies to keep us on track! We'd like to be your accountability buddies, too! If you'd like to join us for the challenge, just sign up on our Edit & Forget It List. Here's a direct link to that list on SimpleLifeTogether.com. Those who sign up will will get emails from us from time to time as a little bit of encouragement along the way No, you won’t get a trophy at the end of the Challenge, but in the end you'll probably have a place to put one if you did! Some Background: We were amazed when we heard it quoted in a presentation that the average American home has around 300K things in it! In raw numbers, 2013 things is just under 1% of that! That doesn't sound like much of a challenge does it? Truth be told, we think that figure counts each and every item So if you had a 250 piece Lego set it counts as 250 pieces That doesn’t seem too realistic to us and kinda makes getting rid of 2013 things no challenge whatsoever So we established some simple guidelines for ourselves To eliminate 2013 things from our home in 2013 the numbers work out, rounded up, anyways, like this: About 6 things per day About 40 things per week About 170 per month We're also including going paperless because that is a great way to eliminate paper clutter from your home. So, you may want to re-listen to Episode 6 and our interview with Brooks Duncan of DocumentSnap. We'll put some links in the show notes for the scanner we use and the one Brooks recommends. Edit & Forget It Guidelines: Note: We may have to come up with some additional guidelines for ourselves along the way based on any new discoveries or unanswered questions we run into. But we're starting with these: Things that normally go together or that you originally purchased together count as one, e.g. a pair of shoes counts as one (not 2), a deck of cards counts as one (not 52) a puzzle counts as one (not 150). Donated packaged food counts, thrown out food does not. Scanned documents count as one original if disposed of. A document is a document whether it is a single page by itself or a ten page document. Each scanned document counts as one item. Things that we don't ordinarily keep in our home (like junk mail, catalogs, etc) don't count for us as we recycle those immediately upon receipt.

The crew returns joined by Chris from Dark Avenger INC as John got carried away by a rogue snowman in Ohio... or something like that. The four look back on the year of 2012 and talk about the more memorable moments or events in comics according to them. They also talk several headlines covering comics, film and television. Of course, more Facebook shout-outs, plugs and more as we count down to 200! And one more tease for the upcoming LIVE 200th episode on January 11th! It's the year-ender episode of Zone 4, and so much fun was had during it! (Original Numbering: Episode #198) Zone 4 Listener Drive Full details can be found here: http://www.zone4podcast.com/?page_id=967 The basics: Episodes #191-199 will contain 1 key word each, making up 3 three-word phrases. New listeners must email us one of these three-word phrases and "like" us on Facebook to receive the incentive prize. Marceline and the Scream Queens #1 SDCC Variant Cover Colored by Lisa Moore and Donated to the 200th Episode! Dark Avenger INC http://www.youtube.com/user/DarkAvengerINC Brant's Christmas Haul Chris' Christmas Haul CR Podcasting Network www.comicrelated.com/podcasts.php

Donated kidneys are more likely to go to older men than women. This is most likely due to women not being placed on the transplant list. The second report focuses on the results of MRI and PET scans that show remarkable similarities between the brains of gay men and straight women, and between those of lesbians and straight men.

The show starts with Packer fans licking their wounds.Mail Bag:Mike sends in a couple.Joke leaves them gasping.Get out of the car.The Rest of the Show:1) Few exceptions to the no hat rule.2) Senator Larry Craig wants to withdraw his guilty plea.3) Obama gets beefed up protection.4) How to handle irritating airplane seat mates.a. Quietly and calmly open up your laptop case.b. Remove your laptop.c. Start up d. Make sure the guy who is annoying you, can see the screen.e. Close your eyes, tilt your head up to the sky & move your lips as if praying.f. Then hit this link.5) USA Today letter to the editor. "Great teams are hindered"6) Donated organs give a second chance at life.7) South Carolina primaries.