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For the Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time, Fr. Frank Donio, S.A.C. reflects on Christ as the bread of life. Follow us:The Catholic Apostolate CenterThe Center's podcast websiteInstagramFacebookApple PodcastsSpotify Fr. Frank Donio, S.A.C. also appears on the podcast, On Mission, which is produced by the Catholic Apostolate Center. Follow the Center on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube to remain up-to-date on the latest Center resources. Listen to Fr. Frank's more of weekly reflections and recent blogcasts.

For the Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time, Fr. Frank Donio, S.A.C. reflects on Christ as the bread of life. Follow us:The Catholic Apostolate CenterThe Center's podcast websiteInstagramFacebookApple PodcastsSpotify Fr. Frank Donio, S.A.C. also appears on the podcast, On Mission, which is produced by the Catholic Apostolate Center. Follow the Center on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube to remain up-to-date on the latest Center resources. Listen to Fr. Frank's more of weekly reflections and recent blogcasts.

Join Eric, @WesMoss365, @DrJoe, @TimAndrewsHere, @Autopritts, @JaredYamamoto, @EnglishNick67, and Greg as they chat about 4/20, wilting dollars, the demise of Buzzfeed, and much more! “Brought to you by Findlay Roofing”

Eigh teenagers and an 87-year-old nun convinced the Federal Court that the Australian government had a legal duty to children when assessing fossil fuel projects. The decision was hailed as a world-first, until today, when it was successfully challenged by the Environment Minister, Sussan Ley.

Don't talk to us if your name ends in EIGH, yuck. If you or someone you know purchased tickets to "When We Were Young" you may be entitled to compensation. Please reach out to share your story. Follow us @TikTalkTrashTok

The walk from Smiths Place Farm, that was situated just on the outskirts of the small village of Huncoat, to the home of Susannah Holt at Houghton Barn Farm in Altham, is roughly just one mile in distance and something which would usually take on average, around fifteen to twenty minutes to complete. And this walk was nothing unusual for James William Walker, who was just sixteen years old back on the 16th September 1889, when our next story takes place. It had been a relatively mild day with just the odd outburst of rain which had blighted pretty much all of the North West of England, and for September, it felt much warmer than usual. Making his way on the uneven and at times slippery footpath alongside the Leeds and Liverpool Canal, it was around 8.00pm when James would eventually arrive at a small bridge that overlooked the canal. He was also only around 100 yards from Houghton Barn Farm, the home of is aunt, Susannah Holt. As James left the muddy footpath and began the short walk to his aunt's farm, he noticed the figure of a young man stood next to a fence on the opposite side of the path. "Eigh, mate, has ta got a copper?" asked the stranger. James replied with a simple 'no' as he passed the stranger. Moments later, the stranger caught up with James, saying; "Good night" as he put one of his arms around James' neck. Thinking the stranger was larking around, James tried to shrug him away but as he tried his hardest to break free, the stranger drew something that glittered from his breast pocket with his right hand. Seconds later, and not realising what was happening to him, James then felt a piercing pain emanating from the left hand side of his abdomen. With a sharp instrument, the stranger began stabbing James, not once or twice, but five times in total. For more on this story, please visit our website at : www.daysofhorror.com Please follow us on social media : Twitter @dohpods Instagram @dohpods Music; Casual Desire – Ugonna Onyekwe – No Copyright Music Contact – The Tower of Light – No Copyright Music Classical Piano – Myuu – No Copyright Music Identity Crisis – Myuu – No Copyright Music

Tinkering with the past can have HUGE ramifications for established timelines. What if someone went and messed with Doctor Who's past? Rich Hutson presents 7 MORE 'What Ifs' That Could Have Changed The Course Of Doctor Who...ENJOY!Follow us on Twitter:@PickUpChangeToe@WhoCultureFor more awesome content, check out: whatculture.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Hand That You Have Been Dealt Podcast Episode 13: Why is change such a challenge, and how can you do it successfully? Host: Vonette Wright, Personal Development Counselor | Behavioral Coach Discussion: *Stages that we go through to establish new habits *Eigh primary reasons change is such a challenge *The ability to course correct Produced by Elite Conversations Podcast Media https://www.eliteconversations.com/mypodcast.html

And today's Monday minute question. I was on a hike today. I was doing a two hour hike. Out in nature, connecting. And this is a question that I answer for myself every single day.And so in the morning, what I ask myself is, am I an asset or my liability? Am I an asset or liability to myself? Am I an asset or a liability to my family? Am I an asset or liability to my team? And them, am I an asset or a liability to my customers? And it's a really, really important question to ask. Now I'm going to talk about me personally, because that's the best thing I can do. I don't talk about other people because I'm just working on my own stuff every day. You guys are taking this journey with me and so.  It's really easy for me to tell when I'm being a liability to those around me, I'll hear things say to me, like I'm uncertain of the future, or I feel like you're repeating a pattern or I don't feel safe right now, or everything feels frantic. And I get that feedback. I've gotten that feedback many times and it's something I think about. And it's really easy when I get that feedback to plug in and be like, wow, I'm being a liability. I'm a little ungrounded. I'm unclear. I'm distracted.  But what I try to spend my time doing is preventing that feedback from coming. And so I set my thinking time is Keith Cunningham calls that every day, my morning, writing time, whatever that question is, whatever that time is that you call it to check in with myself every morning before I do anything. And I ask myself, am I being an asset or am I being a liability? If those around me feel unsafe from being a liability, if those around me feel uncertain, I'm being a liability.If those around me feel safe, secure, clear, driven supported, motivated than I'm being an asset. And these are feelings that will come and go just like the weather. And there are times where I will be like the Terminator in my practices as an entrepreneur, a business owner, a husband, a father. And then there'll be times that I will be like a lost puppy. But the key here is awareness and the fastest path to success, the fastest path to shifting is awareness.And so when I ask myself every day, is, am I being an asset or liability? I want you to ask yourself that during this week, I want you to write it down. I want you to take a peak and be like, Oh, I'm being alive. How? Oh, reactive. I'm having knee jerk reactions. I'm unclear in my communication. Pause. What can I do to rectify that? Let me take some me time. Let me plan better. Let me get up 20 minutes earlier to set my mind.  Let me go for a walk. Let me go take a breath and let me come back and be an asset.  The most important thing that we can do as entrepreneurs as humans is, and you pick your role, husband, father, CEO, CMO employee, employer pick whatever role it is that you want in your life.The only role that we really have is to be a hundred percent responsible to ourselves and ensure that everything that we're doing, we are moving ourselves forward and leading and being the example. And it's a really easy game to play when we can look at ourselves objectively and be like, Oh yeah, Yeah, that's probably not ideal. I should do it different. Oh yeah. I'm being a liability right now.  Like the other day I was looking at my wife and I could see her energy was a little off and I looked on like, Hey baby, just ignore what I am saying, I'm just being a whiny little baby right now. And. I had to like really check in. I went for a walk, I got clear, I did some breath work. And I realized that like, I was really disconnected. I was ungrounded. I was afraid of the world and some other things. So I plugged back in for a minute, got crystal clear, got to work and everything shifted.  But as entrepreneurs, as business owners, our job as humans, our job is to be a mountain, to be a rock or in this case to be a lighthouse that stands strong and solid and shining that light out.So you have to take some time and you have to ask yourself over and over and over. Am I being an asset or my being a liability? And some of the things I like to ask myself, I'll take out a pen, I'll take out a piece of paper and I'll just reflect and I'll be like, okay, what are some questions I can ask?Number one, what's working. Number two, what's not working. Number three. What would I like to change? Number four? What are some of the things that I've achieved this week or today? Five? What lessons have I learned? Six are my goals or is my direction still the right goal or the right direction? Seven. What do I still need to learn or to know? Eigh. How might I be sabotaging my own success? Nine. What do I need to start doing, keep doing and then what do I need to stop doing? And then 10 what's next. And so what I'll do is I'll grab one of those questions or 10 of those questions and I'll sit there and reflect as soon as I'm done, the goal is pen, down paper there and put it into action to create something different.So today's Monday minute, that's it. It's just about checking in awareness is the name of the game. We need to know how we're playing the game so we can adjust it to win the game. And so the question I have for you. Is, are you being an asset or you being a liability? Either way it's really easy to reflect, to check in, to pick a path forward and to make an adjustment because all of us, our assets, every single one of us. And as long as we see that and keep putting in the work, it's always going to work. And that sounded really funny, but that's this entire episode of Monday Minute on being an asset versus a liability. So please do me a favor. Make sure you subscribe to the show. There will be a new episode dropping every Wednesday, Friday and Monday. Please subscribe to the show.If you haven't left a review, please go leave a review for the show. It would mean the world to me, to help other people find our crazy side of the internet. And as always a stark reminder that relationships will always beat algorithms. Have a beautiful day. And I will see you guys in the next episode.

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Murchadh Martainn a searmonachadh air Isaiah 12: Eigh gu h-àrd, agus dean iolach, a bhean-àiteachaidh Shioin: oir is mòr ann ad mheadhon Ti naomh Israeil. 

Jeff and Big Dave jump into the signing of Stephen Strasburg and what that could look like for the Nationals and what kind of money it will set up Gerrit Cole to sign for (0:00-15:00). Then the guys bring up the proposal of the MLB cutting 42 MiLB teams out of affiliation and setting up a "Dream League" (15:00-33:40). For Hockey Talk the boys go over the firing of John Hines (33:40-40:00), Taylor Hall trade rumors and destinations (40:00-46:13) and then the guys reviewed the preview the games for the Penguins while also discussing the goalie situation (46:13-57:15). The guys wrap it up with their MVP's of the week (57:15-1:03:07).

SORRY for no upload last week!! Listen to us this week as we talk about getting lit at Hmong weddings, asian burpees, Eigh finding his stolen car, swiping right on the ex, and being grateful. Keep updated by following us on instagram and feel free to DM us! Lets get Eigh to 200 followers to get that podcast livestream! We are available on Apple podcast and Spotify now! Instagram: Eigh: @heyeigh Neng: @nengvue78 Allen: @allencha Va: @realvacha David: @thaboydavidfb6

Listen to Us talk about clout, lambo pick ups, Instagram flexing, how Eigh lost his virginity and the biggest L of 2019! Please go follow follow the socials to stay update and hit the follow button on our pod!!! Comeback every Thursday to come do laundry with us! Please get my mans Eigh to 200 followers on Instagram! Instagram: Eigh: @heyeigh Allen: @allencha Neng: @nengvue78 David: @thatboy_davidfb6 va: @realvacha

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