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Many horse owners focus on choosing the best hay, grain, or supplements, but research shows that when you feed can also impact how well your horse utilizes protein and amino acids.On this episode, co-hosts Dr. Tania Cubitt and Katy Starr and guest Dr. Sara Mastellar, equine nutrition researcher and professor at Ohio State ATI, break down her research on meal frequency and protein metabolism in horses, including:The difference between “just feeding protein” vs. ensuring your horse gets the right amino acidsWhy feeding multiple meals a day can improve your horse's nutrient absorptionSimple, practical ways to adjust your horse's feeding routine for better healthAs Dr. Mastellar mentions, “Observation is central to good horsemanship.” If you've ever wondered whether your feeding schedule is truly working for your horse, this is an episode you don't want to miss!
In this episode of The Dairy Nutrition Blackbelt Podcast, Dr. Maurice Eastridge, from The Ohio State University, explores strategies for optimizing dairy cow health during the postpartum period. He shares insights on balancing carbohydrates, protein, and minerals to prevent metabolic disorders like ketosis and hypocalcemia. Dr. Eastridge discusses how feed efficiency and other metrics can guide better nutritional strategies. Tune in for practical takeaways on improving herd health and maximizing productivity."It's crucial to prepare cows well before parturition. Starting with the dry period and especially the three weeks before calving is fundamental to reducing health risks." Meet the guest: Dr. Maurice Eastridge, a Professor and Extension Dairy Specialist at The Ohio State University, has been a faculty member since 1986. He earned his MS and Ph.D. from Purdue University. His work focuses on teaching, research, and extension programs in dairy cattle nutrition, particularly on fat and fiber sources and milk fatty acid composition. What will you learn: (00:00) Highlight(01:29) Introduction(02:46) Reducing postpartum risks(05:04) Ketosis and hypocalcemia(07:58) Nutrition strategies(10:00) Feed efficiency(13:00) Herd metrics(15:57) Closing thoughtsThe Dairy Nutrition Blackbelt Podcast is trusted and supported by the innovative companies:* Adisseo- Volac- Kemin- Virtus Nutrition- Evonik
In this message, we dive into Proverbs 3:5-6 and 1 Corinthians 1, uncovering the transformative truth about trusting in the Lord and walking in His wisdom. Life is full of challenges and uncertainties, but God invites us to lean not on our own understanding and acknowledge Him in all our ways.Key Points Covered:What it means to have a holy fear of the LordWhy God's wisdom surpasses the world's understandingPractical steps to grow in faith, wisdom, and communityHow Jesus embodies the ultimate wisdom of GodAction Steps for 2025:Read the Bible: Start with Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, or the Gospels.Commit to Community: Connect with your church family and growth groups.Serve and Share: Find a way to serve and learn to share your faith.Trust in Jesus: Turn to Him in all areas of life and let Him guide your path.Scripture References:Proverbs 3:5-61 Corinthians 1:26-30Ephesians 1 Ready to take your first step?Whether you're new to faith or looking to deepen your relationship with God, this message is packed with practical wisdom to help you start the year on the right path.Connect With Us:If you need help with a Bible reading plan, have questions about faith, or need prayer, let us know in the comments or reach out through our church website. www.Eastridge.ChurchPray This With Us:“Lord, we trust in You. Help us lean on Your wisdom and follow Your guidance in all our ways. Make straight our paths this year. Amen.”#TrustInTheLord #Proverbs356 #Wisdom2025 #Faith #JesusIsWisdom #ChurchSermon
In this episode of The Dairy Nutrition Blackbelt Podcast, Dr. Maurice Eastridge, from The Ohio State University, explores the complexities of milk components and their impact on dairy profitability. Dr. Eastridge discusses the importance of monitoring milk fat and protein fluctuations and provides actionable insights into optimizing feeding strategies in response to market changes. Listen now on all major platforms!"We need to take market fluctuations into context, working with nutritionists to optimize feeding programs for the highest profitability."Meet the guest: Dr. Maurice L. Eastridge, a professor at The Ohio State University for over 38 years, holds a PhD in Dairy Nutrition from Purdue University. His research focuses on optimizing milk components and feed efficiency, making him a leading expert in dairy cattle nutrition.What will you learn: (00:00) Highlight(01:21) Introduction(01:54) Milk components(03:47) Optimizing milk fat(05:53) Optimizing rumen health(07:49) Boosting milk protein(09:50) Nutrition tips(13:06) Closing thoughtsThe Dairy Nutrition Blackbelt Podcast is trusted and supported by the innovative companies:* Adisseo- Volac- Evonik- Virtus Nutrition
Speaker Resources:Eastridge Analytics: https://www.eastridge-analytics.com/Graph Data Science with Python and Neo4j book: https://a.co/d/hkfkxPrLinkedIn profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/timeastridge/NODES 2024 (look for more info on Tim's talk soon!): https://dev.neo4j.com/nodes24Neo4j GraphAcademy: https://graphacademy.neo4j.com/Graph Algorithms for Data Science (Tomaž Bratanic): https://a.co/d/7WhibUkTools of the Month:Jennifer: VS Code https://code.visualstudio.com/Jason: Cursor AI https://www.cursor.com/Tim: Neo4j LLM Graph Builder https://neo4j.com/labs/genai-ecosystem/llm-graph-builder/Announcements / News:Articles:Graph Databases Offer a Deeper Understanding of Organizational Risk https://neo4j.com/developer-blog/graph-database-organizational-risk/Using Embeddings to Represent String Edit Distance in Neo4j https://neo4j.com/developer-blog/embeddings-string-edit-distance/Build a Knowledge Graph-based Agent with Llama 3.1, NVIDIA NIM, and LangChain https://neo4j.com/developer-blog/knowledge-graph-llama-nvidia-langchain/Entity Linking and Relationship Extraction With Relik in LlamaIndex https://neo4j.com/developer-blog/entity-linking-relationship-extraction-relik-llamaindex/Integrating Microsoft GraphRAG into Neo4j https://neo4j.com/developer-blog/microsoft-graphrag-neo4j/Ingesting Documents Simultaneously to Neo4j & Milvus https://neo4j.com/developer-blog/ingest-documents-neo4j-milvus/Enriching Vector Search With Graph Traversal Using the Neo4j GenAI Package https://neo4j.com/developer-blog/graph-traversal-neo4j-genai-package/Create a Neo4j GraphRAG Workflow Using LangChain and LangGraph https://neo4j.com/developer-blog/neo4j-graphrag-workflow-langchain-langgraph/Introducing Concurrent Writes to Cypher Subqueries https://neo4j.com/developer-blog/concurrent-writes-cypher-subqueries/Running Neo4j on a Commodore 64 https://neo4j.com/developer-blog/neo4j-commodore-64/Change Data Capture and Neo4j Connector for Confluent and Apache Kafka Go GA https://neo4j.com/developer-blog/change-data-capture-cdc-ga/Videos:NODES 2023 playlist https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL9Hl4pk2FsvUu4hzyhWed8Avu5nSUXYrb&si=8_0sYVRYz8CqqdIcEventsAll Neo4j events: https://neo4j.com/events/(Sep 9) Conference (San Francisco, CA, USA): Pre-AI Conference Hack Day: https://lu.ma/bsype6t6?tk=1dgMCa(Sep 9-11) Conference (San Francisco, CA, USA): AI Conference: https://aiconference.com/(Sep 10) Meetup (San Francisco, CA, USA): AI Tools HackNight: https://lu.ma/ozt7jtq5(Sep 12) Meetup (San Jose, CA, USA): AI & Tech Talks: https://lu.ma/jjgnoqik?tk=sMOLyE(Sep 24-26) Conference (Dallas, TX, USA): JConf https://2024.jconf.dev/(Sep 30-Oct 3) Conference (Denver, CO, USA): dev2next https://www.dev2next.com/(Oct - TBD) Meetup (Charlotte, NC, USA): Data Science Meetup https://www.meetup.com/Data-Science-Charlotte/
A conversation with Chris Jackson, neighborhood planner for the City of Amarillo. An Amarillo native who grew up in the foster care system, Jackson now works within the city's Neighborhood Planning Initiative to help older and underserved parts of town "catch up" in terms of infrastructure and services. These neighborhoods include the North Heights, the Barrio, San Jacinto and Eastridge. Jackson works directly with neighborhood resident associations guiding them to implement a variety of projects. He shares with host Jason Boyett about his background, the complicated nature of projects like the recent creative crosswalks, and why the city is working so hard to revitalize these neighborhoods in the first place. This episode is supported by SKP Creative, Storybridge and Panhandle Plains Historical Museum.
Kris Eastridge is back for Part 2! We're keeping the Weekend Warrior series rolling with Kris this week for part 2 and it's definitely worth the wait. In part 1, we really only scratched the surface of how Kris uses his limited time and heavy work schedule to be an efficient "Weekend Warrior". In this episode, Kris dives deeper into how he scouts and hunts, talking mostly about SMZs, or Stream Management Zones. If you're from the deep south, you know that so much of the property is used for logging and timber harvest. While some might see this as a misfortune, it doesn't change the fact that if you want to be successful in the south, especially on public land, you're better off knowing how to hunt this type of habitat. If you consider yourself to be an efficient "Weekend Warrior" and would like the opportunity to come on the show, feel free to reach out to us on one of the platforms below and share your story with us! Links Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/socohunt Store: https://www.socohunt.com/store YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@SoCoHunt Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/socohunt Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/soco_hunt/ TETHRD NATION: https://tethrd.com/ BOWTECH ARCHERY: https://bowtecharchery.com/ KANATI ARROWS: https://www.kanatiarrows.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Parker & Walt sit down with a true weekend warrior, Kris Eastridge. Between having 4 kids, a wife, a time demanding full-time job, and a passion for chasing mature bucks... it's a wonder he has time to breathe. That said, Kris definitely gets it done year in and year out with usually only 2 days a week to hunt. We hear a lot of folks say "it's impossible to be consistent with only weekends to hunt", and we think it's time to stop making excuses. Be like Kris. Links Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/socohunt Store: https://www.socohunt.com/store YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@SoCoHunt Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/socohunt Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/soco_hunt/ TETHRD NATION: https://tethrd.com/ BOWTECH ARCHERY: https://bowtecharchery.com/ BOWTECH RALLY: https://bowtecharchery.com/owners-rally/ JOIN OR DIE KNIVES: https://joinordieknives.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
In this episode we hear from Pastor Jonathan Lock and Micah Eastridge, our new Minister of Worship at the Antioch Campus. Micah shares about his call to ministry and what excites him about joining the team at Blue Valley Church.
Follow this 2 part episode as we sit down and get to hear from the ladies of 4E Performance Horses
Welcome to Eastridge Today. A podcast from Eastridge Church, located in Issaquah, WA. Tune in each week for an inspiring message. To watch or listen to the full service go to: eastridgetoday.com
Aunty Mai and u Bao and megweg and august talked about what we did today at Eastridge and fair and at home and the doggy Wynnie !
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Steve Jamison is the Lead Pastor of Eastridge Church in Issaquah, WA, a multi-site church with two campuses in the Seattle area and one in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Before coming to Eastridge in 1999, Steve served for 14 years as a full time evangelist; his travels have taken him into 37 nations on six continents. Steve is a member of the International Media Ministries Board (Madrid, Spain) and Convoy of Hope National Pastors' Committee. He previously served as a member of the Assemblies of God World Missions Board. He is the co-founder of Jammin' Against the Darkness, an evangelistic outreach featuring NBA-style hoops, award-winning music and the message of Jesus Christ. He has led Jammin' in some of America's premier venues including two events in Madison Square Garden, the Verizon Center, and Safeco Field. Jammin' has seen thousands of people make commitments to Christ and events have been broadcast worldwide. Steve's speaking schedule takes him to a variety of audiences each year ranging from professional sports athletes, business and government leaders, and people building their lives and families. He is a graduate of Northwest University, where he earned his undergraduate degree and a Masters in missional leadership. Steve and his wife Cheryl have three adult children and make their home in Sammamish, WA. Email Pastor Steve Jamison.
Today, Riley Bowman and Bryan Eastridge discuss the idea of carrying in and practicing from the pocket. What are the best practices for pocket-carrying your defensive piece? What are some of the things to look for, and how is best to practice it? This topic was recently featured as our monthly Shooter Ready Challenge where Riley highlighted doing some dry fire practice with a revolver.
For paramedics, click HERE for CAPCE credits! The next frontier in Prehospital medicine is prehospital blood use. The AABB (formerly the American Association of Blood Banks) is an international authority on transfusion medicine and tissue banking. The Trauma, Hemostasis and Oxygenation Research (THOR) Network is an international multidisciplinary network of civilian and military providers. Together AABB-THOR has been working to achieve the dream of utilizing prehospital blood. In our June Deep Dive, we discuss the manuscript: THOR-AABB Working Party Recommendations for a Prehospital Blood Product Transfusion Program with guest authors Christopher Winckler MD & Mark Yazer MD Click here to download it today! As always THANK YOU for listening. Hawnwan Philip Moy MD (@pecpodcast) Scott Goldberg MD, MPH (@EMS_Boston) Jeremiah Escajeda MD, MPH (@jerescajeda) Joelle Donofrio-Odmann DO (@PEMems) Maia Dorsett MD PhD (@maiadorsett) Lekshmi Kumar MD (@Gradymed1) Greg Muller DO (@DrMuller_DO) Works Discussed Newberry, R., Winckler, C. J., Luellwitz, R., Greebon, L., Xenakis, E., Bullock, W., ... & Mapp, J. (2020). Prehospital transfusion of low-titer O+ whole blood for severe maternal hemorrhage: a case report. Prehospital Emergency Care, 24(4), 566-575. https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/10903127.2019.1671562 THOR (Trauma Hemostasis and Oxygenation Research Network Website: https://rdcr.org/ Zhu, C. S., Pokorny, D. M., Eastridge, B. J., Nicholson, S. E., Epley, E., Forcum, J., ... & Jenkins, D. H. (2019). Give the trauma patient what they bleed, when and where they need it: establishing a comprehensive regional system of resuscitation based on patient need utilizing cold‐stored, low‐titer O+ whole blood. Transfusion, 59(S2), 1429-1438. https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/share/ZCET9NGYI2GRV8ZF8WNH?target=10.1111/trf.15264
BrYan Eastridge joins me for a random conversation in which we sometimes discuss the pistol-mounted optics instructor course that we took recently, instructor courses in general, and things BrYan has done lately to make people mad. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lee-weems/support
Welcome to Eastridge Today. A podcast from Eastridge Church, located in Issaquah, WA. Tune in each week for an inspiring message. To watch or listen to the full service go to: eastridgetoday.com
Pastor George Lawson of Baltimore Bible Church in Timonium, MD gave a “Charge to the Pastor.” He encouraged Pastor Kempiz and his fellow elders to look to Jesus, the Great Shepherd, as they eagerly and faithfully shepherd the flock of Eastridge.
Welcome to Eastridge Today. A podcast from Eastridge Church, located in Issaquah, WA. Tune in each week for an inspiring message. To watch or listen to the full service go to: eastridgetoday.com
Host Rob High is joined by Oklahoma City Police Officer Bryan Eastridge to discuss training both from a student and teacher perspective. Bryan is a 20 year OCPD officer and a firearms trainer who teaches classes and at conferences across the country. He also hosts the Off Duty On Duty Podcast and is a founder of the EDC Belt Company. For more on his podcast visit: https://offdutyonduty.com/ For more on EDC Belt Company visit: https://edcbeltco.com/
The Eastridge Road ramp and underpass, which provide access to the Regency mall from northbound North Parham Road, will close permanently Wednesday, March 1. The Henrico County Department of Public Works will close the ramp and underpass at 9 a.m. to begin work to improve the bridge and backfill the underpass. Motorists traveling north on North Parham will continue to be able to access Regency via Holly Hill Road. The ramp and underpass closures are part of the ongoing redevelopment of the Regency property. They also are planned due to new bridge requirements and will alleviate the need to post...Article LinkSupport the show
Welcome to Eastridge Today. A podcast from Eastridge Church, located in Issaquah, WA. Tune in each week for an inspiring message. To watch or listen to the full service go to: eastridgetoday.com
Welcome to Eastridge Today. A podcast from Eastridge Church, located in Issaquah, WA. Tune in each week for an inspiring message. To watch or listen to the full service go to: eastridgetoday.com
Welcome to Eastridge Today. A podcast from Eastridge Church, located in Issaquah, WA. Tune in each week for an inspiring message. To watch or listen to the full service go to: eastridgetodayradio.com
Welcome to Eastridge Today. A podcast from Eastridge Church, located in Issaquah, WA. Tune in each week for an inspiring message. To watch or listen to the full service go to: eastridgetodayradio.com
Welcome to Eastridge Today. A podcast from Eastridge Church, located in Issaquah, WA. Tune in each week for an inspiring message. To watch or listen to the full service go to: eastridgetodayradio.com
Welcome to Eastridge Today. A podcast from Eastridge Church, located in Issaquah, WA. Tune in each week for an inspiring message. To watch or listen to the full service go to: eastridgetodayradio.com
Welcome to Eastridge Today. A podcast from Eastridge Church, located in Issaquah, WA. Tune in each week for an inspiring message. To watch or listen to the full service go to: eastridgetodayradio.com
Welcome to Eastridge Today. A podcast from Eastridge Church, located in Issaquah, WA. Tune in each week for an inspiring message. To watch or listen to the full service go to: eastridgetodayradio.com
Welcome to Eastridge Today. A podcast from Eastridge Church, located in Issaquah, WA. Tune in each week for an inspiring message. To watch or listen to the full service go to: eastridgetodayradio.com
Welcome to Eastridge Today. A podcast from Eastridge Church, located in Issaquah, WA. Tune in each week for an inspiring message. To watch or listen to the full service go to: eastridgetodayradio.com
Welcome to Eastridge Today. A podcast from Eastridge Church, located in Issaquah, WA. Tune in each week for an inspiring message. To watch or listen to the full service go to: eastridgetodayradio.com
Welcome to Eastridge Today. A podcast from Eastridge Church, located in Issaquah, WA. Tune in each week for an inspiring message. To watch or listen to the full service go to: eastridgetodayradio.com
Welcome to Eastridge Today. A podcast from Eastridge Church, located in Issaquah, WA. Tune in each week for an inspiring message. To watch or listen to the full service go to: eastridgetodayradio.com
Welcome to Eastridge Today. A podcast from Eastridge Church, located in Issaquah, WA. Tune in each week for an inspiring message. To watch or listen to the full service go to: eastridgetodayradio.com
This week Rob and Phil are joined by CCW Safe Critical Response Coordinator Gary Eastridge to discuss post incident actions. What should you do after a self-defense incident has occurred? Gary and Rob discuss their experience dealing with these situations both as Law Enforcement officers and in their role of Critical Response Team members for CCW Safe.
Welcome to Eastridge Today. A podcast from Eastridge Church, located in Issaquah, WA. Tune in each week for an inspiring message. To watch or listen to the full service go to: eastridgetodayradio.com
WED 9-28-22 SEGMENT 2-- Breaking down the viral video of the fisticuffs during the Eastridge and Wayne Central girls soccer game.
Bryan Eastridge joined me to discuss the Basics Mastered vs. Entertrainment, and then we ventured into a few other topics. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lee-weems/support
Welcome to Eastridge Today. A podcast from Eastridge Church, located in Issaquah, WA. Tune in each week for an inspiring message. To watch or listen to the full service go to: eastridgetodayradio.com
Welcome to Eastridge Today. A podcast from Eastridge Church, located in Issaquah, WA. Tune in each week for an inspiring message. To watch or listen to the full service go to: eastridgetodayradio.com
This week Rob and Phillip speak with Bryan Eastridge. Bryan is an active Oklahoma City Police Department officer, firearms instructor and host of the Off Duty On Duty Podcast.
Welcome to Eastridge Today. A podcast from Eastridge Church, located in Issaquah, WA. Tune in each week for an inspiring message. To watch or listen to the full service go to: eastridgetodayradio.com
Welcome to Eastridge Today. A podcast from Eastridge Church, located in Issaquah, WA. Tune in each week for an inspiring message. To watch or listen to the full service go to: eastridgetodayradio.com
Welcome to Eastridge Today. A podcast from Eastridge Church, located in Issaquah, WA. Tune in each week for an inspiring message. To watch or listen to the full service go to: eastridgetodayradio.com
Welcome to Eastridge Today. A podcast from Eastridge Church, located in Issaquah, WA. Tune in each week for an inspiring message. To watch or listen to the full service go to: eastridgetodayradio.com
Welcome to Eastridge Today. A podcast from Eastridge Church, located in Issaquah, WA. Tune in each week for an inspiring message. To watch or listen to the full service go to: eastridgetodayradio.com
Welcome to Eastridge Today. A podcast from Eastridge Church, located in Issaquah, WA. Tune in each week for an inspiring message. To watch or listen to the full service go to: eastridgetodayradio.com
Welcome to Eastridge Today. A podcast from Eastridge Church, located in Issaquah, WA. Tune in each week for an inspiring message. To watch or listen to the full service go to: eastridgetodayradio.com
Welcome to Eastridge Today. A podcast from Eastridge Church, located in Issaquah, WA. Tune in each week for an inspiring message. To watch or listen to the full service go to: eastridgetodayradio.com
Welcome to Eastridge Today. A podcast from Eastridge Church, located in Issaquah, WA. Tune in each week for an inspiring message. To watch or listen to the full service go to: eastridgetodayradio.com
The Break Room (WEDNESDAY 6/29/22) 7am Hour Includes: 1) We had no idea that Tuesday's WHERE THEY WHININ' would spark such a debate about the town of Irondequoit... Does anyone out there have the answer? 2) This seems like an odd thing to steal considering the fact that it disappears while on your way home. 3) Is the Rochester festival scene really THAT much better than other places?
Welcome to Eastridge Today. A podcast from Eastridge Church, located in Issaquah, WA. Tune in each week for an inspiring message. To watch or listen to the full service go to: eastridgetodayradio.com
Welcome to Eastridge Today. A podcast from Eastridge Church, located in Issaquah, WA. Tune in each week for an inspiring message. To watch or listen to the full service go to: eastridgetodayradio.com
Welcome to Eastridge Today. A podcast from Eastridge Church, located in Issaquah, WA. Tune in each week for an inspiring message. To watch or listen to the full service go to: eastridgetodayradio.com
"How much do I owe you for the tea?" That was Brett's question for his server as he heard about a shooting in a Gastonia Mall that called him away as he sat down for lunch. Today on "Breaking with Brett Jensen," Brett talks about the shooting at Eastridge Mall, sharing the entire press conference with Gaston County Police Chief Travis Brittain as well CMPD Police Chief Johnny Jennings response video. Brett not only shares his immediate reaction to the statements, including why people are getting numb to shootings, but also takes you behind-the-scenes in what it is like to break a major story, sharing the road blocks he faces on a day to day basis and what it is like to be ready to run at a moment's notice. For more, tune into "Breaking with Brett Jensen," weeknights from 7-8 on WBT!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Welcome to Eastridge Today. A podcast from Eastridge Church, located in Issaquah, WA. Tune in each week for an inspiring message. To watch or listen to the full service go to: eastridgetodayradio.com
Welcome to Eastridge Today. A podcast from Eastridge Church, located in Issaquah, WA. Tune in each week for an inspiring message. To watch or listen to the full service go to: eastridgetodayradio.com
Welcome to Eastridge Today. A podcast from Eastridge Church, located in Issaquah, WA. Tune in each week for an inspiring message. To watch or listen to the full service go to: eastridgetodayradio.com
Welcome to Eastridge Today. A podcast from Eastridge Church, located in Issaquah, WA. Tune in each week for an inspiring message. To watch or listen to the full service go to: eastridgetodayradio.com
Welcome to Eastridge Today. A podcast from Eastridge Church, located in Issaquah, WA. Tune in each week for an inspiring message. To watch or listen to the full service go to: eastridgetodayradio.com
Welcome to Eastridge Today. A podcast from Eastridge Church, located in Issaquah, WA. Tune in each week for an inspiring message. To watch or listen to the full service go to: eastridgetodayradio.com
Welcome to Eastridge Today. A podcast from Eastridge Church, located in Issaquah, WA. Tune in each week for an inspiring message. To watch or listen to the full service go to: eastridgetodayradio.com
Welcome to Eastridge Today. A podcast from Eastridge Church, located in Issaquah, WA. Tune in each week for an inspiring message. To watch or listen to the full service go to: eastridgetodayradio.com
Welcome to Eastridge Today. A podcast from Eastridge Church, located in Issaquah, WA. Tune in each week for an inspiring message. To watch or listen to the full service go to: eastridgetodayradio.com
Welcome to Eastridge Today. A podcast from Eastridge Church, located in Issaquah, WA. Tune in each week for an inspiring message. To watch or listen to the full service go to: eastridgetodayradio.com
Name: Seth SteinCurrent title: CEOCurrent organisation: Eastridge Workforce SolutionsIn January 2020, Seth was named CEO of Eastridge Workforce Solutions after serving as President of Eastridge Workforce Recruitment since 2013. Stein joined Eastridge as an entry-level sales associate in 1998 and has held virtually every position in its Recruitment Division, including overseeing two of Eastridge's largest acquisitions. Eastridge Workforce Solutions, an employee-owned company, was founded in San Diego in 1972 and makes attracting and managing a skilled workforce easier through its strategic workforce management programs, innovative technology platform, and comprehensive staffing solutions. Eastridge is ranked in the top 100 staffing firms in the nation, serves 1,300 clients annually, and places over 25,000 people a year through its 375 internal employees. Seth is a graduate of George Washington University with a BA in Communication and has earned an MS in Executive Leadership degree from the University of San Diego.Resources mentioned in this episode:Free Download of The Leadership Survival Guide (10 World-Class Leaders Reveal Their Secrets)The Leadership Conversations PodcastThe Jonno White Leadership PodcastThe Leadership Question of the Day PodcastClarity Website7 Questions on Leadership SeriesWe'd Love To Interview YOU In Our 7 Questions On Leadership Series!Subscribe To Clarity's Mailing ListJonno White's eBook Step Up or Step OutJonno White's Book Step Up or Step Out (Amazon)
Before an in-depth look at the upcoming 6A football playoff bracket with Jim Paulsen, Logan & Matt help preview the upcoming volleyball section tournaments that begin this week. They discuss Shakopee, Eden Prairie, and Prior Lake in a tough Section 2 (4:00) while also discussing the return of the State Tournament this year at the Xcel Energy Arena (8:24). Plus, chaos reigns supreme in the Boys State Soccer Tournament (9:42) and a key matchup in the Quarterfinals on the girls side between Stillwater and Lakeville North (14:16). They also discuss Head Football Coach Brian Vossen's 100th career win with the Panthers last week (16:00). Interview with Star Tribune's Jim Paulsen starts at (19:01)
Bryan Eastridge joins me to slay a few sacred cows. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lee-weems/support
Today, Riley Bowman and Bryan Eastridge, Host of the Off Duty / On Duty Podcast, take on a topic that can be controversial at times...just how fast do you need to draw? And how do we properly prioritize our training and practice time to gain the most benefit?
CCW Safe's Gary Eastridge shares his thoughts on our critical process of analyzing self-defense events for the lessons learned, and he shares an inside perspective on the long-lasting impact of surviving a use of force incident.
CCW Safe's Gary Eastridge joins Don, Steve, and Shawn to discuss the perils of leaving a place of safety to confront a threat and the folly of firing warning shots.
Bryan Eastridge of the Off Duty On Duty Podcast joined me to talk about things more important than a sub-second draw. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lee-weems/support
Episode 5 of No Milk No Sugar brings us the incomparable Seth Stein, CEO of Eastridge Workforce Solutions — also known as our host's West Coast other half. Both Seths are CEOs of staffing agencies, and both took the reins in early 2020 before getting slammed by a global health crisis.Seth Stein takes No Milk No Sugar to the next level — giving us "triple espresso" real talk moments. He talks his biggest mistakes and regaining the trust of his team, as well as his ongoing journey to champion his team and put them first. Our Seth crowns him "CEO for the people" for his to-the-max transparent approach. Want the nitty gritty about the future of leadership and HR? Seth's got it. (Take your pick on which Seth.)
Jacob asks Bryan a large number of questions and he has 1 minute or less to answer. Bryan is an active LEO in OK and the host of the Off Duty On Duty Podcast.
Welcome back to the Doctrine Detox! This week I’m joined by friend and fellow podcast host Tomahawk Eastridge in what is definitely the funniest and most lighthearted episode to date. In this episode, we discuss a wide array of topics, from Tomahawk’s upbringing in the church, how God is essentially a TV writer, and how Rick and Morty ties in with religion. Tomahawk also hosts a podcast called The Sillycast, and is available everywhere you listen to podcasts.
Dr. Seth Assar joins us to discuss the SMOG Respiratory Distress guideline. This is a wide-ranging discussion that covers many of the differential diagnoses for a patient who is having difficulty breathing. Listen closely for a use of Ketamine that you may be less familiar with.Dr. Assar points out the inherent risks of intubation and mentions a study identifying a real risk of mortality with the procedure: Schwartz, D. E., Matthay, M. A., & Cohen, N. H. (1995). Death and other complications of emergency airway management in critically ill adults: a prospective investigation of 297 tracheal intubations. The Journal of the American Society of Anesthesiologists, 82(2), 367-376. The risk is further increased in patients in hemorrhagic shock and an article in the last JSOM makes this clear. See:Thompson, P., Hudson, A. J., Convertino, V. A., Bjerkvig, C., Eliassen, H. S., Eastridge, B. J., ... & Rappold, J. F. (2020). Risk of Harm Associated With Using Rapid Sequence Induction Intubation and Positive Pressure Ventilation in Patients With Hemorrhagic Shock. Journal of Special Operations Medicine: a Peer Reviewed Journal for SOF Medical Professionals, 20(3), 97-102. Finally, be on the lookout for Dr. Assar's forthcoming article in the JSOM on mechanical ventilation.This episode relates to TC 8-800, Table II and IV.
This week on Painting in Motion, we share part 2 with our guest, filmmaker and musician, Brad Eastridge. In the conclusion of this conversation, Eastridge shares about one of his favorite works by the figurative painter, Francis Bacon, and the overlap between his work and the imagery from the esoteric 1984 film, Birdy. Brad also spotlights the purposeful cubist references that occur in the making of this movie, including lead actor Matthew Modine's take on calling Nic Cage, "a cubist performer," and the variety of experimental stylistic choices and moods created by director Alan Parker.Please join our conversation, and find us on Instagram, at:Painting in Motion Podcast: @painting_in_motionHosted by Liz Layton: @liz_theprophetessCover art by Kimberlie Clinthorne-Wong: @KimiewngSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/paintinginmotion)
This week on Painting in Motion, our guest is filmmaker, composer, and musician Brad Eastridge. In this episode, he shares both background film knowledge as well as his personal connections to the late Alan Parker's film, Birdy. Like Brad, this film melds together a mixture of esoteric imagery, heartfelt friendship, and a killer soundtrack (Peter Gabriel's first!) and we talk about our impressions of the film in relation to the isolation of our world today, young Nicolas Cage and his penchant for being agressively aloof towards pigeons, and, interpretations of this film that lead to the painting & artist that Brad shares about in more detail, in our upcoming part 2.Please join our conversation on Instagram, at:Painting in Motion Podcast: @painting_in_motionHosted by Liz Layton: @liz_theprophetessCover art by Kimberlie Clinthorne-Wong: @KimiewngSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/paintinginmotion)
#ContentPodcast Episode #21 Rah Riley - Eastridge Center and Contributor to Content Magazine Rah Riley moved to San Jose in 2017 to be the marketing manager for the Eastridge Center in East San Jose, owned by Pacific Retail Capital Partners. Rah has made an impact in our community by helping the center connect with many local artists and art organizations in the short time she has been in the Bay Area. Yet Rah has desire to travel and will be leaving her position and the area precisely three years to the day on June 19. In our conversation, Rah discusses how her plans to resign from Eastridge Center on March 13 to work abroad four months in South East Asia with Remote Year changed and delayed because of COVID-19. As a planner, how that has been a learning experience for her. We also discuss her thoughts on social media and what we have grown to discover and love about the uniqueness of the South Bay. Social Media: @eastridgecenter Follow Rah at rahriley (https://www.instagram.com/rahriley More information about Remote Year at https://www.remoteyear.com Read an interview with Rah in issue 10.2 on our issuu page: Issue 10.2 (https://bit.ly/RahRiley102) Interview by Michelle Runde (https://bit.ly/MichelleRPodcast ) Photography by Daniel Garcia Recorded May 21, 2020. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/content-magazine/support
December 29th is a fifth Sunday and our Shepherds have designated the contribution that morning to fund the missions efforts we are a part of here at Eastridge. This week, as we work toward the 29th as a church family, our focus is upon the biblical truth that as believers we do all that we do with .... This item belongs to: audio/eastridgechurchofchrist. This item has files of the following types: Archive BitTorrent, Columbia Peaks, Item Tile, JPEG, JPEG Thumb, Metadata, Ogg Vorbis, PNG, Spectrogram, VBR MP3
December 29th is a fifth Sunday and our Shepherds have designated the contribution that morning to fund the missions efforts we are a part of here at Eastridge. This week, as we work toward the 29th as a church family, our focus is upon the biblical truth that as believers we do all that we do with ....This item belongs to: audio/eastridgechurchofchrist.This item has files of the following types: Archive BitTorrent, Columbia Peaks, Item Tile, JPEG, JPEG Thumb, Metadata, Ogg Vorbis, PNG, Spectrogram, VBR MP3
Today, Riley talks with Bryan Eastridge of EDC Belt Company. Bryan is a police officer and firearms instructor. We're going to be talking about important considerations where it comes to gear selection and setup to enhance Every Day Carry (EDC). We'll dive into what makes his EDC Belt Company's "Foundation Belt" work for that purpose, and we'll talk about his recent foray into the podcasting world with his own show the "Lawdog Shooting Sports Podcast."
This week, Stan and Mike talk with Gary Eastridge, Critical Incident Coordinator for CCW Safe, about the myth of murder insurance. There is no such thing as murder insurance. No company that offers coverage for concealed carriers will cover murder. The three talk about Gary's article on the myth, and explore some other issues with this ongoing battle against the NRA.
In this podcast, Stan and Mike talk with Gary Eastridge, Critical Response Coordinator and Affiliate manager for CCW Safe. Gary is a retired law enforcement officer. He started with the Oklahoma City Police Department in February 1979 retiring in 2000 as an Inspector in the Homicide Unit. Gary also served as a department firearms instructor after receiving his CLEET certification in 1986. After retirement he worked as a police officer with the International Police Task Force (IPTF) in support of the United Nations Mission in Kosovo (UNMIK). Gary worked homicides with counterparts from 53 nations as well as mentoring local Police officers. Gary was named Chief Investigator for the Oklahoma County District Attorney’s office in January of 2007 where he served until his retirement in April of 2017 to accept his position with CCW Safe. He reviewed all officer involved shootings occurring in Oklahoma County as well as in custody deaths and other significant and high profile investigations / prosecutions. Gary is helping head up our new HR218 plans, along with Mike and Stan. Full transcription: Speaker 1: 00:01 Welcome to the inside. CCWSAFE podcast with founders, Stan Campbell and Mike Darter. If you're forced to fight the battle for your life, CCWCSAFE will fight the battle for your future. Mike Darter: 00:22 Welcome to the inside CCWSAFE podcast, I'm Mike Darter in Oklahoma City. Stan Campbell: 00:27 I'm Stan Campbell in California right now. Mike Darter: 00:31 And we got Gary. Gary: 00:33 Hey guys. Mike Darter: 00:34 Gary's also in Oklahoma City. Stan Campbell: 00:37 That's right. Mike Darter: 00:38 So we normally do a weather report. I want to hear this, Stan? Is it nice out there? Stan Campbell: 00:42 It really is kind of nice today. Mike Darter: 00:45 You suck. Stan Campbell: 00:46 It's like, it's like 68 degrees. It's kind of beautiful. Mike Darter: 00:49 It's such a ... It's not bad here. Stan Campbell: 00:52 Yeah. You know how it is though, but you know. Mike Darter: 00:55 Yeah, yeah. Stan Campbell: 00:56 Yeah. Mike Darter: 00:59 What's been going on with you two, anything new on the CCWSAFE front, you guys? Stan Campbell: 01:06 Well, we are, I mean, we're just all over the place. You know, we've been dealing with our awesome new clients over there in New York. Gary and I had been helping the NYPD retire guys in joining and welcoming them to the family. So we're real happy about that. And we have ladies day is coming up, right Gary? Ladies days coming up this next month. And that's in Orlando- Gary: 01:37 A little over two weeks. Stan Campbell: 01:39 That's right in Orlando, so if you guys are in Orlando area, make sure you stop by and see me at Gary because we'll be there with the ladies. We always sponsored that event, it's an awesome event there. And so I think something about 500 women show up. Mike Darter: 01:53 Wow. Stan Campbell: 01:54 You know, for safety and concealed carry classes, a little bit of everything, right Gary? Gary: 01:59 Yeah. Mike Darter: 02:00 Now, where is that at? Gary: 02:03 It's at the Central Florida Rifle Pistol Club in Orlando. Just outside of Orlando, Florida. Good group. This is what, the fourth year I've think you've, we've been going down there. Stan Campbell: 02:14 Yeah. We're pretty much their main sponsors and we understand the importance of supporting women in the industry. You know, female carriers, the numbers are going up and we welcome them with open arms so we make sure we get down there and support all of our affiliates down there. Mike Darter: 02:36 That's cool. Then we also have the police week coming up as well in May. Stan Campbell: 02:42 Yeah, police week. Yep. Mike Darter: 02:44 What date is that? Stan Campbell: 02:45 What's the dates, Gary? Gary: 02:46 May 12th through May 16th. I just worked out my calendar up there on the white board, which is now full. The next about six weeks we're going to be really busy. Stan Campbell: 03:00 That's right. Mike Darter: 03:02 All right. So if you're going to be out in a police would come by and see us. We're going to have some pretty, some kind of cool stuff to give out there. Stan Campbell: 03:09 That's correct. And then also myself, you, and Gary, we're going to be in California supporting Unite Inland Empire 2019 Conservative Conference. So we'll be out there. There's about thousand in attendance out there. It's being sponsored by AM590, The Answer. Those guys, they, we really help them out. They help us out. You know, we partner a lot. You got Phil with Firing Line radio show. I've been on there several times myself, Mike, our entire crew, I've had the opportunity to cohost, I have the opportunity to stand in as a host there on the radio show, and I mean they really take care of us. It's just, they're part of our family. So we're going out to support them with the United Inland Empire Conservative Conference 2019, so we'll be there also. That it's April 28th, so if you guys are in that area, believe it or not California is our number two state in reference to a membership base. So if you there in that area come through and see is there as well. Mike Darter: 04:14 Yeah, it's going to be good time, man. I forgot about that. Stan Campbell: 04:16 That's right. Mike Darter: 04:17 That's coming up pretty quick too. Stan Campbell: 04:18 Yeah, a lot going on. Mike Darter: 04:20 So what are we talking about today? Stan Campbell: 04:22 Well today we brought on Gary, because we want to kind of talk about, we've been going a lot of calls from retired policemen mostly, not truly having a good grasp on HR 218, the rules that apply, any changes that are being made there. So I wanted to bring Gary on to kind of talk about HR 218 and kind of break it down for folks, some myths, some problems, some things to watch out for. So it's really important that all three of us carry under that realm as well and it's important to know the do's and don'ts. So I wanted to bring Gary on for that reason. Mike Darter: 05:08 Cool. So Gary, so what, do you have any specific questions we could like start out with that you've got, or do you just want to start going over what it is? Gary: 05:20 Well, I think the important thing for everybody ... I think most officers have a general understanding of what's commonly referred to as HR 218 it's actually the law enforcement officers safety act. It was signed into law in 2004 by President Bush. It's been amended a couple of times over the last what, 15 years that it's been in existence. But it's really a pretty simple law. The HR 218 was the house resolution ... (silence) ... forces that I use myself of the NRA ... (silence) ... They're not fully on board with LEOSA because they don't have a whole lot of input with it. And that was, that's actually by design that ... (silence) ... offices they let her stay ... (silence) ... know the extended coverage for a corrections officers and ... (silence) ... to be able to carry a gun anywhere in the US ... (silence). Mike Darter: 19:32 ... often. Thank God I got a couple of family members that are policemen there. But ... (silence). Gary: 21:03 ... it multiplies your force. But I'm thinking, so what happens is if you have a jurisdiction that may not be pro gun, that wants more gun control, they see this as an extension of that. And this is one way they want to limit LEOSAs. Stan Campbell: 21:29 Got You. Now and I'm just asking your opinion now, Gary, but what's your thoughts on, if it's not too big of a deal to back up with a concealed carry in a specific state that you visited a lot. Like you go to Virginia a lot, you and I go to Orlando, we all go to Vegas, you know, so Nevada and stuff like that. What's your thoughts on that? Gary: 21:53 I have an Oklahoma permit. I don't see a downside to having the state permit. In reality it should not be necessary with LEOSA. If this bill passes, I'm not sure I will re-up my state permit, but I don't see a downside to having multiple permits. Stan Campbell: 22:15 Yeah. Yeah. I wanted to get your opinion because I'm an advocate of getting the multiple permits as a backup. I mean it doesn't take much to do so. And if you do run into that green officer, somebody who's brand new and has no idea what LEOSA is, they, normally they know what concealed carry permit is. So that way you do have some type of backup as well. You have to think about how you engage, because no matter what, when we retire, it's a culture. So when you retire, I mean once a policeman, usually always a policeman, it's just in you. And you see something that goes wrong, you feel like you need to just jump in. So, you really have to be careful, and remember that hey I'm retired now. One of the things I might need to do before I just jump on into somebody's domestic or whatever the case may be, or try to make a citizen's arrest, because that's what's going to end up being, you might want to make sure you call 911 first too as an officer. Because we kind of move and think that we can handle something and then at times we'll get in over our heads as well. It doesn't take much. Gary: 23:26 Yeah, absolutely. And then when the cops do show up, they're not going to know you from anybody. Mike Darter: 23:33 No, that's right. Gary: 23:34 I'm a firm believer as someone who carries under LEOSA and under a state permit, that before I'm going to intervene in a situation, someone has to be being hurt physically. I'm not going to try to stop a theft, I'm not going to try to stop an argument. I may watch it, call 911, tell them, hey this is getting ready to, this has potential to become violent. But I'm not gonna interject unless it becomes a, it's a matter of significant injury to somebody. Stan Campbell: 24:15 Yeah, absolutely. And you know, I mean I think of it the same way, you know, any more because of politics and because of the gray areas, you have got to absolutely think about taking care of yourselves out there. Take a extra moment. You know, if it's not a Isis, al Qaeda situation, you're not talking about somebody gunning down people in the church, of course you have to just react to that. But if it is like something simple arguments, the domestics, you know it's not some serious violence going on, somebody steals a bag of Skittles, don't think that you have to be the hero on that. So yeah. So that's kind of where we are there. But anything else on that Gary, on any LEOSA issues? Gary: 25:09 Well, I'm not being specific. I think it's incumbent on any officer who is eligible for LEOSA to carry under LEOSA, to research and know the law. Because you remember how it was when we were on the streets, Stan. We had a thumbnail idea of a lot of laws. We had a not a real good understanding of maybe other than the handful that we routinely enforce. As an officer, I think it's incumbent on you to learn LEOSA, plan ahead on how to respond to an officer who may not understand LEOSA. Research. When I started writing an article late last year only I was amazed at how much information is available on the Internet. And really even though it's not as simple as it seems, it's a pretty simple law. Stan Campbell: 26:14 Yeah. Yeah. I mean- Mike Darter: 26:19 One of the things I was going to say was one of the things we're creating for this, for our members that are going to be HR 218 is a membership card that will have information on that card for law enforcement should you have to display it. And it's going to be a card that states, the person carrying this card meets the requirements by LEOSA. You'll have to carry it with ... Gary, kind of talk about just right quick, the requirements, the things you have to have with that card. Gary: 27:06 Yeah. The law requires you to have two things. It requires you to have a photo ID from the agency that you are or were a police officer at, excuse me, and proof of qualification within the last 12 months. So what I carry is my retired card and on the back of it I put on my qualification card. And every year, as long as it's, here in Oklahoma, it's CLEET, as long as a CLEET authorized instructor signs off and qualifies me, I update my card. That's the only two things that are required by the law for an officer to carry. Now if I were in a situation like with you, I would probably take a snapshot of that letter showing my 10 years plus service to just to confirm my eligibility under LEOSA. Mike Darter: 28:11 Right. Yeah. So that's- Gary: 28:14 Nowadays with smart phones it's so easy to carry all that with you that you can produce that and for that matter you can show them the actual law for those that don't understand. Mike Darter: 28:27 Right. So that's what I carry now is I have another card that I have that I carry with my card that you signed on my qualification that's dated. And then I do have my police ID, or a copy of my police ID and I have a copy of that letter. So, and I'm actually looking forward to these cards cause they look awesome. Justin's done them. Gary: 28:58 I was gonna say, our content guy is pretty good at that kind of thing. Mike Darter: 29:01 Oh yeah, yeah. He's been killing it so. So I'm excited about this new plan coming out. I think it's going to be one thing with, generally with law enforcement officers, retired and former officers, we all know the possibilities of what can happen and it's going to be a good deal. The everything wrapped into it with the civil liability coverage and the extended bail and all that. So yeah, I'm excited to get it out. Gary: 29:39 It's going to be a good product. Mike Darter: 29:42 I've got, I've found one email that I'd like to, while I've got you guys on here, from Matt [Bell, 00:29:53] he sent in a copy of his umbrella plan document from his, and he said, "I listen to your podcast, episode number 26 I checked my umbrella policy, which I hoped would cover us in a self-defense situation. It appears that it does, but I would appreciate if you would confirm this. I," and he attached a document of his plan. And you know this is one thing that has kind of come up recently more and more and it's one thing that really for us to confirm it, we're not the ones that need to confirm it. Your insurance company is the one that's going to have to confirm this and here's what my take is on it for Mark and whoever else, or Matt and whoever else has this question, because it comes up a lot. Mike Darter: 30:51 You have to remember that your insurance company, first of all, have you guys, I know you three have dealt with insurance in the past, correct? Stan Campbell: 30:59 Mm-hmm (affirmative). Gary: 30:59 Yes. Mike Darter: 31:01 And when you're making a claim, they, whether it be a car or roof or whatever, they send adjusters out, they send people to come out and especially if it's a use of force situation, there will be attorneys involved for that insurance company. And here's my fear with anything that goes through an insurance company. I don't know about you guys, but my experience with insurance companies has not been, I mean it's been okay, I guess. I mean, I've been covered on things, but it's always not what you think you're gonna get back. There's always some, well, it was this, so that gets deducted, it isn't. Gary: 31:58 And those attorneys are working with the interest of the insurance company, not the insured. Mike Darter: 32:04 Right, and this is one thing when we created our service, when we first started this back in 2012 we said, we don't want to be grouped or seen as an insurance company because most states, if not all states, it's illegal to cover an intentional act or an illegal act with an insurance policy or coverage. So any attorney working on the behalf of an insurance company, I think it easily argue, even if your homeowner guy says, "Oh yeah, we're going to cover you," well, he's not the one that's going to be going to bat for you when that time comes, if you have to try to make a claim. The person who is going to be going to bat is going to be going to bat for the insurance company trying to deny that claim. Gary: 33:08 Mike have, I've had several members asked that exact question and I told each of them to call their broker and get them to put it in writing. Of the ones that responded, 100% have told me that their agents said they would not cover a self-defense situation. Mike Darter: 33:27 Yeah. So I just, I saw that come in and I just wanted to address that because I know we have that topic discussed a lot with you guys, especially with David, but you guys who are answering the calls and and all that. So- Gary: 33:48 I think it gets down to that issue. Just like in New York and Washington state. Insuring for intentional acts. Mike Darter: 33:56 Yup. Yup. So Matt, I would definitely say to check, Like Gary said, like Gary tells everybody, get it in writing. Call your insurance agent, get it in writing. I don't think they're going to put that in writing. So I didn't see any others. I thought I had some others that I had set aside on the, in reference to the podcast, but I can't find them now. Stan Campbell: 34:25 So well, what would we do Mike, is being that we're not interviewing anybody on the next one. If we do one by ourselves, we'll make sure we'll have a list and we'll go through them as well. Mike Darter: 34:36 Okay? Cool. All right guys. Well, Gary, thanks for your time, man. Gary: 34:42 Enjoyed it. Stan Campbell: 34:42 Thanks Gary. Mike Darter: 34:42 Stan, good to see you again. Stan Campbell: 34:46 I'll see you soon. Mike Darter: 34:47 All right, man. Take care, bye-bye. Stan Campbell: 34:47 All right, bye.
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During this episode, Stephen and I discuss ways we can help our kids de-escalate from a meltdown, ways meltdowns can be prevented before they start, and we’ll talk about his Dino-Brain video. Stephen Phillips is the School Counselor for both Eastridge and Lakeside Elementary Schools of MSD of Warren Township. He received his Bachelors degree from Indiana University Bloomington in psychology, and immediately returned to graduate school to pursue a masters degree. After receiving his Masters in Education also at IUB with a specialization in counseling Stephen worked for a mental health agency for a short time. He then acquired his education license in counseling and began searching for school counseling positions. After a long search and many interviews later Mr. Phillips landed in Warren and could not be happier! He loves Indianapolis, lives downtown, enjoys live music and local eats! Stephen is very close with his family and definitely a cat person. He's a fan of scary movies, history, and has a small obsession with The Golden Girls!
In this episode, I talk about nutrition, the problem with static stretches, the benefits of dynamic stretches, and more. Thanks so much for listening to the podcast. It means the world to me. If you like it, subscribe and share it with friends.
Tomeka Johnson, Principal of Eastridge Elementary School and I will discuss some of the things that teachers and administrators are doing to prepare for students, we’ll talk about things parents can do to help their children get ready for Back-to-School, and we’ll suggest ways that the community can partner with our schools. Tomeka Johnson was born and raised in Indianapolis, IN and attended Warren Central High School (Home of the Warriors). She attended Ball State University where she earned her Bachelor of Science and Education Degree in 2003 and Butler University were she received her master's degree in School Administration in 2014. Shortly after returning to Indianapolis, Mrs. Johnson began teaching and developing her passion for working with youth in poverty. Between Indianapolis Public Schools and Warren Township Schools she has over 15 years of teaching and administrative service. Currently Mrs. Johnson spends her time as the Principal of Eastridge Elementary.
Summary Each year IBC students take trips across the country to minister in different areas. One of the longest-running trips is to Tohatchi, New Mexico, a small town on the Navajo Reservation. It is this trip to Tohatchi highlighted in this episode. Somewhat different than our normal sermon or interview series, this is an audio diary with clips from Brother Sleeva, Brother Jerry Eastridge, clips of the worship at the church, and various group participants. More Content from Tohatchi If you enjoyed this, we've also created a video recap of the trip to help you put names, faces, and places together. Watch that at Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/IBCpromo/videos/10157479109923696/ You can catch photos on Facebook from the Tohatchi and the other spring break trips at https://www.facebook.com/pg/IBCpromo/photos/?tab=album&album_id=10157350791668696 Share We would love to hear your feedback at podcast@go2ibc.com. If you like this episode, share it with a friend. A universal link for this episode is: https://simplecast.com/s/2cb34088
Grab a slice of Sbarro and a lemonade from Hot Dog on a Stick! It's time to join Seb and Taylor as they wander through the shopping malls of their youth! Namely, we spend some time perusing Valley Fair, explore the empty halls of Vallco, and enjoy the outdoor feel of Town & Country Village. We also discuss The Great Mall in Miplitas as well as Oakridge and Eastridge malls. Be sure to follow us on Twitter & Facebook @memoryservespod!
Grab a slice of Sbarro and a lemonade from Hot Dog on a Stick! It's time to join Seb and Taylor as they wander through the shopping malls of their youth! Namely, we spend some time perusing Valley Fair, explore the empty halls of Vallco, and enjoy the outdoor feel of Town & Country Village. We also discuss The Great Mall in Miplitas as well as Oakridge and Eastridge malls. Be sure to follow us on Twitter & Facebook @memoryservespod!
It's Shawn "@yayshawndorman" Eastridge's farewell episode! A wonderful person, friend, and guest of the show, Shawn bids farewell to us in person as he prepares to go into the wild yonder of varmints and Rick Grimes. As he shows himself out, we discuss.... (00:00) Craig's Problem(02:06) Shawndorman's Farewell Tour(04:00) Correcting Craig(05:45) Justice League Trailer(18:45) Venomous Sony(24:30) National Feminist Hero Michael Bay(29:50) WB, Legion & The R Sausages(43:00) Promoting Wonder Woman & Serialized Shorts(47:00) What We Checked Out(01:24:00) Farewell Shawndre 3000 ...and the typical much, much more you've come to expect. Words With Nerds is available on iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher, or through your podcast app of choice. Interact with the show on twitter at @nerdswords. You can reach the show hosts directly at @kesseljunkie (John) and @craigsorrell (Craig). But why let Twitter have all the fun? Interact with the boys on Facebook at facebook.com/WordsWithNerds. You can also call them on their own Nerd Line at 571-308-NERD. Help the show: Visit our sponsors LootCrate at www.lootcrate.com/wordswithnerds and enter wordswithnerds at checkout to get receive a discount on your purchase. Want delicious pre-cooked meals delivered to your door (LIKE A KING!,) check out our sponsor www.mealtimebox.com . Delicious meals delivered to you, no cooking, no hassle, no trouble. Dinner is served! enter NERDS at checkout for a 15% discount for this amazing service.
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