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2 episodes with fire hydrant
2 episodes with fire hydrant
2 episodes with fire hydrant
How reliable is a survey? When a fire hydrant used as a survey benchmark is replaced by a new fixture, and a site is over-excavated as a result, who is responsible, and how does a seemingly minor 20 cm error in site levels lead to a massive $1.2 million lawsuit?You'll discover how a small, unnoticed alteration in a survey datum point can snowball into a major headache. This story illustrates the importance of obtaining accurate information, and keeping scrupulous records, especially for complex buildings Connect with Pro-Demnity: Leave a Review Follow us on LinkedIn Access our Risk Education Library Speak with a Risk Services Expert if you're an Ontario architect seeking guidance for a risk management issue. Thank you for listening.
Terry and Jeetz talk about the 3 weirdest stories of the day! It's called the 533! Today includes: Surgeons remove keys, nail clippers and knife from man's stomach, Cybertruck bursts into flames after crashing into fire hydrant, Model divorces herself.
A wild scene as a ferry catches fire on the Hudson. A brave woman helps cops find a kidnapped CT couple. Why are goldfish living under a fire hydrant in Brooklyn? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Matt Stone, director of new schools at Liberty Classical Schools, joins host Scot Bertram to discuss how schools can support new teachers, how to grow into your role as a classroom leader, and how peers can best support first-year teachers.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Trevor Mosiondz is the big winner of the North Penn Water Authority's competition to design and paint the next fire hydrant. It will be on display outside NPWA's Operations Center, located at 300 Forty Foot Road in Towamencin.Trevor joined our show to tell us all about his amazing creation!
After the appalling decisions made by Scotus this past week (being homeless is a crime & presidents can get away with anything), many of us are falling into despair or rage or both. What is this world we live in and how did we get here? Are we going to survive? In this week's episode, I'm bringing our focus back to the bigger picture: we exist beyond this three-dimensional plane. So how does this world on fire help us to grow and evolve as spirit-souls? If you think about the universe, there are plenty of things dying and exploding all while the universe continues to expand. Is this moment our supernova (where Empire is the dying star)? (“A supernova is the cataclysmic explosion of a massive star at the end of its life.”) Tune in to learn more! =============== Today's poems/ Books mentioned: Oracle card: Three of Pentacles “Cucumbers and Prayers” by Hafiz Book: The Sum of Us: What racism costs everyone and how we can prosper together - Heather McGhee =============== Courses / Exclusive Content / Book Mentioned: Subscribe to mailing list + community: suryagian.com/subscribe and get the 7-day meditation challenge, “Spark Joy in Chaos” Subscribe to “Adventures in Midlife” newsletter: leslieann.substack.com Instagram: @leslieannhobayan Email: leslieann@suryagian.com
Pastor Jeff Weiss, Luke Tibor, Trent Loos are joined today by Pastor Andrew Southwick to dig deeper in the importance of Fathers, including our Father in heaven.
Try Turkesterone with Tongkat Ali (Feminization Killer): (Buy Two Get One Free 48HR Promo) https://blackforestsupplements.com/reasonable In parts of Los Angeles County, fire hydrants have become a hot item. Thieves have stolen at least 302 hydrants since the start of 2023 in several areas of the county, according to Golden State Water Co. Many of the thefts have occurred in the communities of Florence-Graham, Willowbrook and West Rancho Dominguez, as well as eastern Gardena near the 110 Freeway. Sometimes, thieves have unscrewed bolts to remove hydrants. Other times, they've used a vehicle to knock the hydrant loose. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/darien-dunstan3/message
The union representing striking academic workers at UC campuses has responded to a Superior Court judge's order to pause the strike. Fire hydrants are getting stolen more often in South and Southeast L.A., costing a utility company over 1 million dollars so far. And what California teachers who are using AI models for grading say about the technology. Plus, more.Support The L.A. Report by donating at LAist.com/join and by visiting https://laist.com.Support the show: https://laist.com
Taking us from buckets of water to high-powered streams, the fire hydrant has helped humanity fight fires and keep each other safe for many years. In this podcast episode, we take a little bit of time for a little bit of gratitude and love for the fire hydrant!
A local graphic designer and artist's fire hydrant design was repainted in a more prominent location in Franklin, after vandalism destroyed the original design.
On our latest weekly roundup, we check in on social events, with kids and without; at this point, sharing a fast-food lunch with a friend is a special treat.What we're watching: Only Murders in the Building is back! Season 3 started with a fake-out death and then a real murder that was, conveniently, in the building. We're looking forward to following along as our heroes solve the mystery. On The Afterparty, this week's episode, "Danner's Fire," gave us very little to go on in terms of mystery-solving, so we felt pretty cheated.Catherine's library find this week is a children's book that you have to see to appreciate. It's Lou, the story of an anthropomorphic fire hydrant.In the archives, we revisit chats on pride and parenting (August 15, 2022), college in the olden days (August 16, 2021), and kids' activities we enjoyed (August 17, 2018). We'll be back with a new episode next Tuesday. Our TV watch will cover S2 E7 of The Afterparty ("Ulysses") and S3 E3 of Only Murders in the Building (“Grab Your Hankies”). If you miss hearing from us every single day, the archives await you!This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/3680863/advertisement
Kevin O'Neill joins The Chief to talk on student loan forgiveness, the Northwestern University hazing scandal and Mike Murphy joins to throw in his thoughts on the conversation. For our second hour, Karl Denninger of Market Ticker joins in to talk more on various topics in the news and much more!
A structure fire in the Proebstel neighborhood of Vancouver prompts defensive firefighting strategy due to lack of nearby fire hydrants, but no injuries reported. https://tinyurl.com/mr2aabns #VancouverFireDepartment #StructureFire #ProebstelNeighborhood #LimitedFireHydrantAccess #EastVancouver #EastCountyFireRescue #ClarkCowlitzFireResuce #ClarkCountyFireDistrict3 #CCFD3 #VancouverWa #ClarkCountyWa #ClarkCountyNews #ClarkCountyToday
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Will Smith wants Chris Rock to move on. Leslie Jones weighs in: "Y'all act like you would be righteous! YOU ARE HYPOCRITES! Shut the f--- up and go sit down," As does D.L. Hughley: "OTHER COMEDIANS have bits about it, it was an opener for most of us. The ONE PERSON YOU NEVER HEARD FROM ABOUT IT WAS CHRIS!!" Pete Davidson reportedly ran over a fire hydrant! Netflix Is A Joke isn't until 2024! A review of The Wrestling - your winner Phil "Phil Wang" Wang Comedy Central comes to Ukraine Support the show! Join the $2 Club! at Buy Me A Coffee: www.buymeacoffee.com/dailycomedynews Listen Ad-Free and get the episodes early with a premium subscription for $4.99/month on Apple Podcasts. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/daily-comedy-news-podcast-a-podcast-about-comedians/id1474309028 www.linktr.ee/dailycomedynews Facebook group: www.facebook.com/groups/dcnpod - join us to to discuss comedy and your favorite comedians. YouTube channel:https://www.youtube.com/@dailycomedynews?sub_confirmation=1 Instagram is @dailycomedynews https://www.instagram.com/dailycomedynews/?hl=en Reddit https://www.reddit.com/r/dailycomedynews/ AI generated transcripts at www.dailycomedynews.com Twitter is @dcnpod because the person with what I want tweeted once Email: john at thesharkdeck dot com Daily Comedy News commentary includes satire and parody. Daily Comedy News is a production of The Shark Deck, the leading company in short form daily podcasts Buy Me A Coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/dailycomedynewsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Lisa and Angela discuss their plans for the January challenge of doing one thing a day that makes you happy. Angela talks about her journey of running a half marathon and the training that entailed. During this podcast, we chat with the RCISD's middle school Innovative Learning Specialists and hear their perspectives on good pedagogy and technology. Highlights of this episode: Tips for beginning your year with joy Learn how an RCISD employee overcame brain cancer Get insight into how the Innovative Learning Specialists support their campuses The ILS' share their tip technology tips Many laughable moments To meet our guests and view our show notes, visit: https://bit.ly/rcttep36
Lisa and Angela discuss their plans for the January challenge of doing one thing a day that makes you happy. Angela talks about her journey of running a half marathon and the training that entailed. During this podcast, we chat with the RCISD's middle school Innovative Learning Specialists and hear their perspectives on good pedagogy and technology. Highlights of this episode: Tips for beginning your year with joy Learn how an RCISD employee overcame brain cancer Get insight into how the Innovative Learning Specialists support their campuses The ILS' share their tip technology tips Many laughable moments To meet our guests and view our show notes, visit: https://bit.ly/rcttep36
We break down whether athletes in sports have the physiques of bowling balls or Fire Hydrants which leads to Mike and Witty just randomly naming international soccer players. Then, Alexis Guerreros and Christian Polanco of The Cooligans (In the LAF Feed) join the show to break down Sunday's World Cup Final and how much the Messi v. Ronaldo debate has poisoned our brains. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Painter / surfer Kevin Short talks inspiration and passion.
This episode is a discussion about Fire Hydrants! Solocast 43 details codes, standards, and other criteria surrounding fire hydrants. Also we discuss hydrant components and the different types of fire hydrants that are common. Transcription: Speaker Gus [00:00:00] Hello. Welcome to the solo cast of fire code tech in these episodes. It's just gonna be me, your host, Gus Gagliardi. There's gonna be a range of topics, but I'm gonna talk about specific technologies, installation, standards, codes, and how they work as well as some other interesting topics that don't neatly fit inside of the context of a normal I. Hello. All welcome to episode 43 of fire code tech. In this episode, we're talking about fire hydrants. Yes. I believe fire hydrants is a great topic for a solo cast because like many things that reside in the intersection in between two engineering disciplines, oftentimes they are forgotten or poorly designed. So I'm talking about the fact that fire hydrants, although they are usually designed. [00:01:00] Located on the civil drawings have impact to fire protection features for the fire and life safety systems. So in these little nooks and crannies between disciplines, oftentimes we can find that projects either forget or, or neglect to give proper attention to these pieces of. So, if you're still wondering, if you wanna listen to this episode, we're going to talk about codes, standards, and other criteria pertaining to fire hydrants. We're going to discuss the system architecture and component pieces of fire hydrants and the piping networks that they are attached to. And also we're gonna get into some key definitions for what a fire hydrant is and the different types of fire hydrant. I wanted to take a moment and talk about the codes and standards up at the front of this episode. The goal of this episode is not to discuss the codes [00:02:00] and standards. I really wanted to just discuss some entry level topics. To establish what a fire hydrant is and some other parts and, and pieces of this piece of fire and life safety equipment. But as a forward for the people who may have been listening to hear about more criteria or codes and standards around this subject, I'll start off with the codes of standards surrounding fire hydrants. If you're working in the us and you're using the international family of codes, you can look in the international fire code for additional code excerpts for the requirements for fire hydrants. The section specifically in the international fire code 2021 edition is 5 0 7 0.5 0.5. This section is titled fire hydrant systems, and it is not very long. If you want to go brush up on these codes before you design a project, it'd probably be a pretty good idea. As the codes are always [00:03:00] a magnificent place to start to make sure that you are at the very minimum, getting the code required features that are in place in your project. Second, let's talk about in the standards portion of the codes and standards discussion, where would you go to find out more criteria about fire hydrants? One place you could look would be N FPA 24, which is titled as standard for the installation of private fire mains and app. The chapter in specific where you can find information about fire hydrants is chapter seven. Moving forward to the inspection, testing and maintenance criteria for fire hydrants. If you want to find this sort of information, go ahead and go look in N FPA 25, strangely enough. It, this is also in chapter seven, but the name of the chapter is not fire hydrants. Like it is in, in FPA 24. It is private fire service mains. [00:04:00] okay. Just for a quick recap, we talked about the code section in the international fire code. We talked about the installation standard, which is N FPA 24. And then we talked about where you could find the ins the inspection testing and maintenance criteria, which is an FPA 25 as an additional point about criteria. There is an appendix and fire code, which is appendix C. And this appendix is named fire hydrant, locations and distribution. Just a note on appendix material. You may know, but just worth saying in this discussion that appendix material is not always adopted. So you have to check your specific jurisdictional criteria to see if this appendix material is adopted and pertinent to the project that you're working on. But it's good to know about the criteria into this appendix for best engineering practices. [00:05:00] Okay, moving on. I wanna talk about the definitions portion of this solo cast. So what is a fire hydrant? Maybe I should have put that first, but I'm gonna leave it here. Anyways. What is a fire hydrant? Let's talk about the definitions, which can be found in N F P a 24. Hydrant can be found in the NFPA 24 chapter three. And it is defined as an exterior valved connection to a water supply system that provides host connections. So my 2 cents about this is that hydrants come in different colors, and sometimes they can be indication of different factors for the hydrant or for the facility, whether it be private or public. Some of these factors may include how much water supply is available from the hydrant the water supply source in which the hydrant is fed from. And also it can just be a coloring or designation system for the facilities or base criteria. So there are two big, main types of hydrants. [00:06:00] One is a wet barrel, and one is a dry barrel. I'm gonna talk about the definitions for both of these. Let's start off with dry barrel. Dry barrel hydrant is described in 3.4 0.1 0.1. And it states a type of hydrant with the main control valve below the frost line between the foot piece and the barrel dry barrel is the more common of the two hydrant types. This is gonna be found anywhere in which you would normally have freezing conditions throughout the year. So in the majority of the us, this is what you're gonna find is dry barrel hydrants. Well, I bet you can guess what the next definition I'm gonna cover is that's right. It's wet barrel. And so this definition is 3.4 0.1 0.6, and it is stated as a type of hydrant that is intended for use where there is no danger of freezing weather and where [00:07:00] each outlet is protected with a valve and an outlet. My piece of information on this we barrel definition would be that these. Hydrants are only common in very select pieces of the us think California and Florida in. ranges where the weather and or climate is exceedingly temperate or tropical almost. And so outside of the us, think of the Caribbean or other geographies that are near the equator, moving on, let's talk about the different component pieces of a typical fire hyd. So we're gonna start off talking about the actual hydrant and then we will also discuss the piping and involving that leads up to the hydrant. So for a brief overview, before we dive into those different pieces, the summary of the pieces are the hydrant body. The stem nut or the operating portion of the [00:08:00] hydrant, the bonnet, the side outlet, the pumper outlet and the base flange. Let's go from the top of the hydrant down to the base flange into the first piece we're gonna talk about is the operating stem and. This piece is on the top of the hydrant and it is how you open and close the fire hydrant. You can use a hydrant wrench to do this operat. Next piece we're gonna talk about is the bonnet of the fire hydrant. Think of this as the round domed piece at the top of the fire hydrant, of course, there are some types of fire hydrants that will have different configuration that are not domed, but the top component of the fire hydrant, sometimes the hyd. Cap or bonnet can be a different color than the body of the fire hydrant. So it's good to note these details. If you are doing a survey of fire [00:09:00] hydrant, or you are doing a flow test and you want to provide documentation of the hydrant in which you are activating, first outlet we are gonna talk about is the side. So there is the pumper outlet and the side outlet. The side outlet is one of the two outlets that are usually two and a half inches, two and a half inches is the standard hose size connection. Another standard hose size connection is an inch and a half. The other connection is the pumper outlet. This outlet is usually four inches and you can hook the larger lines up to this outlet. I guess that makes sense. Since it's four over two and a half and one and a half, but you can get a much larger volume of water out of the pumper outlet, the flan or the base flan for the hydrant connects the hydrant to [00:10:00] the piping. That extends all the way down to the elbow at the bottom of the hydrant stem only other component we didn't talk about for the hydrant in the actual, within the hydrant is the stem and the stem is what raises and lowers the plunger light device to allow the water into a dry hydrant. That is what operates when you are turning the stem and nut at the top of the top of the hyd. Let's talk about the components that lead up to the hydrant and some of the piping and valving for a brief recap, we talked about the stem and nut, the bonnet, the side outlet, the pumper outlet and the base flan, as well as the stem within the hydrant. And now moving forward, we're going to talk about [00:11:00] the. Gravel and drain basin, the thrust block, the control valve, and what the terms, lateral or branch line and service main or main or fire main mean in the context of a fire hydrant. First up is gravel and drain basin. This is the area in which the dry barrel hydrogen drains into the ground. Interesting note, you can put your hand up to the side of the side outlet. If you have all the other outlets with their cap on them and feel the suction from the hydrant drain. If you've done a flow test and you are waiting for the hydrant to drain or verifying that the hydrant will drain. That's a good trick to know thrust block is a restraint or a restriction of the hydrant, and there is a calculation for how to [00:12:00] determine the size of the thrust block. So that is something to consider. There are specific construction details for how these have to be built as well, the compaction and the aggregate and the concrete around the thrust block so that the pipe is restrained and supported correctly. Control valve. The control valve is required for the fire hydrant for you to be able to isolate the fire hydrant maintenance on the fire hydrant, or if somebody hits a fire hydrant with their vehicle. So you can turn off the fire H lateral or branch line for a fire hydrant. This is the military refers to it as. Lateral line or a lateral service. So service lateral, think of this as the specific piping that serves the hydrant, not the main [00:13:00] that serves multiple hydrants. next is service main, main, or fire main, which this is the component that like the think of a sprinkler main, how it serves the multiple branch lines. This is the same type of interaction in the piping system. I think that's gonna do it for this episode of fire code tech. Hope you enjoyed the solo cast. As an overview of the episode, we talked about hi, a highlight of codes, standards, and other criteria. We talked about some key definitions for fire hydrants last but not least. We spoke of the parts and pieces of a fire Hy. Hope you enjoyed the episode and we'll see you next time. Thanks for listening everybody. Be sure to share the episode with a friend, if you enjoyed it, don't forget that fire protection and life safety is serious business. The views and opinions expressed on this podcast [00:14:00] are by no means a professional consultation or a codes end standards interpretation. Be sure to contact a licensed professional. If you are getting involved with fire protection and or life. Thanks again, and we'll see you next time.
This week we catch up with Senior Compositor and trainer, Josh Parks for a lively discussion of all things tech, industry and career related.Starting out as "The wildcard choice" for MPC's training program, he has built an impressive career with credits including: Jungle Book, Transformers: The Last Knight, Ready Player One, Wonder Woman, Guardians of the Galaxy, Lovecraft Country, Stranger Things and much moreWe also talk about Josh's training materials and how building this from early in his journey in VFX has not only helped other artists, but also helped himself to grow as a compositor.We also discuss Unreal, volume, machine learning and the future of the industry so you will want to check this one out!00:00:05 : Introductions00:04:33 : Machine learning and the black box00:09:04 : The Mailing List00:11:41 : How creating learning materials can help the creator00:13:04 : Keying and Dan's worst interview ever00:18:48 : Josh's route into the industry00:22:15 : The ups and downs of life as a comper00:37:18 : Ownership of art and Caravaggio getting client notes00:51:00 : Unreal in Nuke00:57:34 : CompositingPro.com01:07:12 : Outro and a bit of industry historyRendered: 2022-07-24 20:30:49Powered by [Chaptered.app](https://Chaptered.app)
A raw, eye-opening memoir from a North East firefighter, charting her journey into the male dominated heart of the British Fire and Rescue Service...Uitgegeven door SAGA EgmontSpreker(s): Colleen Prendergast
Chase "The Young Gun" Richard is a comedian out of Grand Rapids, Michigan. Hes made his way around the local circuits creating a name for himself in the comedy scene and has a lot to talk about. We save the sports for the end so if you are into sports we got you covered, as well as plenty of laughs and great stories along the way. Follow Chase here: Instagram Follow us here: Website Patreon YouTube (video version)
The people have spoken! You all loved our last video documenting some weird and outlandish laws, so we thought we'd give you a part two. From chaining alligators to fire hydrants in Alabama to getting nasty with porcupines, we've got you covered with more legal shenanigans!
The time that we tried to pull a prank on Jose with a fire hydrant...
On this Episode of Wtf News Bob and CoryAdam discuss the Epic Molasses Flood of 1919 in Boston and CoryAdam tries to figure out who really invented the Fire Hydrant! Whoa! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cory-adam/support
In this episode Teresa discusses a joke with Elin. “Everyone knows that inside a fire hydrant is H2O, but do you know what is on the outside? K9P.” This episode was recorded May 24, 2021.
We need to learn to drink from the fire hydrant of news, not get blasted by it. This Florida bill is just the start. You caught your enemy unbalanced; push him over. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com
We need to learn to drink from the fire hydrant of news, not get blasted by it. This Florida bill is just the start. You caught your enemy unbalanced; push him over. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
"The best thing you can ever do as a follower of Jesus is be obedient to what He leads you to do. God doesn't need us to accomplish His mission, but he wants us, so we can trust Him as He leads us."We are thrilled to have Jonathan and Mandie Howard on the show today. They are currently in the process of planting a church in Cincinnati, Ohio. Hear the story of how God led their family to this city and what their plans are for the future. Listen as Jonathan shares how fire hydrants are paving the way for their family to step in and serve in their community. Click here to follow Jonathan and Mandie's journey!
WDAY's First News anchors Se Kwon & Drew Trafton get you caught up on everything you need to know for Wednesday, January 6th. The InForum Minute is a product of Forum Communications and is brought to you by reporters at WDAY-TV and The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead. Find more news throughout the day at www.inforum.com for more.
Benji Alexander started skiing only a few years ago. And now he's aiming to compete in the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympic Games! Intrigued? So was I. This is a fantastic listen as i think Benji highlights some seriously important points about the learning experience. What better than to come from someone who has been recently thrust into an accelerated learning pathway. Drinking from a Fire Hydrant is probably an easier thing to do. I hope we will all be cheering Benji on in a few months time at the Winter Olympics but as you'll find out there is still many hurdles to go.
Robert Ross, also known as Bobby Tables, has been into building stuff since he was 12 years old. Around that time, he Googled "how to make a website", learned from an online tutorial, and has been hooked on development ever since. He started making websites for people he knew in San Diego, which allowed him to facilitate his Xbox and Xbox Live needs. For gaming, he stuck to playing only Halo - and in fact, he already pre-ordered Halo Infinite over a year ago. But outside of gaming, he really loves to get analog - camping, being outside, and skiing.In high school he did a lot of marching band, and continued the art in drum core international after he graduated. Post competition, he started working full time with a web consultancy.Then went on to the next thing and the next, and he feels very lucky to have made the stops he made in his career, and the people he met along the way. He's grateful for his early work at an agency because it required him to move quickly, try out new things, and move on to the next project. This gave him a lot of rapid experience up front, which helped shape his skills later on.Eventually, he was an on call engineer - either by accident or intentionally - because he always wanted to help solve the problem. At one point, he set out to bridge bootcamp grads into the real world of software through a video series. As it turns out, the product he was building during the series was much more interesting - and desired - than the videos themselves.This is the creation story of FireHydrant.SponsorsCourierImg.lyRoutableCTO.aiCloudways offers peace of mind and flexibility so you can focus on growing your business instead of dealing with server management. With Cloudways, you get an optimized stack, managed servers, backups, staging environment, integrated Git, pre-configured, Composer, 24/7 support, and a choice of five cloud providers: AWS, DigitalOcean, Linode, Google Cloud, and Vultr. Get up to 2 Month Free Hosting by using code "CODE30" and get $30 free hosting credit.LinksWebsite: https://firehydrant.io/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bobby-tables/Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/code-story/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
We've all arranged furniture in weird sex positions, took photos of said positions, uploaded them to our website, and then wrote dirty captions about what's happening, right? Probably not. Let's talk about that, thinking erections are pee filled dongs, getting disqualified from a school talent show, maybe the greatest theme song in history, and more on today's episode of Is We Dumb?! New episodes every Wednesday at 12pm PST Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/ZGeOODJWgmE Show Links:Doorstop Butt Plug | https://etsy.me/3lm33TVFurniture Sex | https://bit.ly/3cGydk6Fucko the Clown | https://youtu.be/rDJ5tCF3VVE Suggestions for segment content: dumb@iswedumb.comAnything else: info@iswedumb.comAll Merch Inquiries: store@badmagicproductions.com Merch:http://badmagicmerch.comIG:https://instagram.com/iswedumb FB:https://facebook.com/iswedumbBadMagic YouTube:http://youtube.com/badmagicproductions Official Website:http://iswedumb.comThreads:http://badmagicmerch.com Custom Music Beds by Zach Cohen Fan Mail:Is We Dumb?PO Box 3891Coeur d'Alene, ID 83816
Seth, Nate & Jen evaluate the fantasy football landscape heading into Week 11 of the NFL season. In this episode, they: – Assess Cam Newton's return, Odell Beckham Jr.'s debut & Aaron Jones' injury – Give their Week 11 "In the Scope" candidates & "Shore Thing Sleepers of the Week" – Advise getting running back handcuffs to avoid "going to the street" – Provide tips to avoid the "Week 11 burnout"
Learn how to evaluate and determine if the land you are looking to buy or build on will need to have a fire hydrant or a water storage tank installed. If you have to install one it could cost $25,000 or more to meet fire requirements. --- Resources: How to Buy Land Guide | https://www.tfgonline.com/how-to-buy-land-guide-san-diego-county/ Custom Home Building Cost Guide | https://tfgonline.com/custom-home-bui… Custom Home Floor Plans | https://tfgonline.com/popular-custom-... ADU Building Cost Guide | https://www.tfgonline.com/accessory-dwelling-unit-adu-building-costs-guide-san-diego-county-ca/ ADU Floor Plans | https://www.tfgonline.com/accessory-dwelling-unit-floor-plans/ Home Remodeling Cost Guide | https://www.tfgonline.com/san-diego-ca-home-remodeling-cost-guide/
The Bible is full of beautiful irony.Galatians 2:20I have been crucified with Christ. It is no longer I who live, but Christ lives in me.
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Notes from the Dojo: the rehab from my QL and Hip Flexor injury. For those new to the channel: I had an issue with my QL (quadratus lumborum) and hip flexor, which caused me to reduce my training in late spring. I was really worried that I would have to get off the bike, but my PT said that getting off the bike wouldn't increase the speed of my recovery; however, it was imperative that I make time for my stretching and exercises that he prescribed. You can use some of these moves to assess tight spots in your body. The more fluid you are, the stronger you will ride. My 5 favorite core moves: Hollow body Side plank Mountain Climbers Quadruped Hover Plank with marching feet I love this stretch: Hip flexor stretch with arm extension Then I get into what actually happened from too much lifting. Dry Needling For: QL Glute Medius Hip Flexor Adductor 9:38 The strengthening exercises 10:05 Fire Hydrant; these are SO GOOD Bird Dogs Stretches; These are important The hip flexor stretch Cat Camel Stretch 12:27 Thread the needle, awesome! 13:25 Child's Pose with side extension 13:52 Rotational QL Stretch 15:00 Ride warm up and activation https://youtu.be/GEgQ_n4xeuw
Recalling Summer lessons learned, Episode 15 finds your host knee-deep in heat, without UV support. The result, in a word - RED.
Back with another episode from Studio B albeit on the early side since Dan needs full focus and attention on the opening of the Eastern Conference finals between the Bucks and the Hawks. He breaks down the series victory by Milwaukee over Brooklyn and then gives a preview about the upcoming best-of-seven against Atlanta. Also, Kevin Durant is good. Are the Bears moving from downtown and out to Arlington in place of the racetrack owned by Churchill Downs? The Brewers continue to get hammered with injuries yet maintain a spot atop the NL Central. And finally...it's Gard-gate with the UW men's basketball team: audio of a team meeting goes public, who did it and do the players come off a little whiny? All that and more on this edition of the Intentional Foul! Tell your friends.
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This week we sit down with Ultra Marathon runner And Ironman Athelte Mike Trypaluk! We talk the reasoning behind running and it's true purpose. As well how one can find the motivation to do anything if they find the mental strength. Tune in and listen!
On this final Season 1 episode of TCMMY, I’m going to end the season on a high note. you’ll hear true life stories about grace, tragedy, and faith and how they are often intertwined. Some of these stories were the ones I promised early in the season, Im here to deliver on that. By the time we’re done, you’ll understand how this podcast was born and the life events that had to happen so that it could. Honest. Transparent. This chapter is about my life. The question is “Can you handle it?” It’s “all-you-can-eat encouragement” today. Hope you’re hungry. We’re serving up hot, baby, on this Final Season 1 episode of TCMMY!Support the show (https://www.cash.app/$MistaYu)
Firefighters who responded to last weekend's blaze at the Charlotte Maxeke Hospital in Johannesburg, say they could have acted more swiftly had the fire hydrant system been fully operational. The fire has again put the spotlight on poor health and safety controls and non-compliance in government buildings. In 2018, three firefighters were killed in an inferno at the Bank of Lisbon building in the Jo'burg CBD. Then the safety compliance rate stood at a dismal 21 percent.
“For it is by grace you have been saved, through faith—and this is not from yourselves, it is the gift of God…” (Ephesians 2:8). Grace is one of those words we use so much we can forget what it means. A well-known definition of grace is that it is God's unmerited favour. In other words, … Continue reading With a fire hydrant, not an eye dropper
Today on Good Company, we celebrate our loved ones on this National Celebration of Life Day! There's plenty to celebrate, and what a beautiful Friday to be alive! Then we welcome our Good Company Correspondent Johnny Rocket to the conversation, and discuss some ways to stay healthy during the winter lockdown! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
content: Sep 29, 2017 · podcast: Dec 31, 2020 Audio (MP3): 20170929 - Fire hydrant flushing on the east side of Geneva This post originally appeared on the Facebook group, What's happening in Geneva, IL. I'm reposting here just in case someone decides the writing isn't as exceptional as the Campana flame wars. I mean discussions. Guys, they’re doing fire hydrant flushing on the east side of Geneva today and from what I gather the happening is primarily in neighborhoods around the Fox River. This is important because I’ve never actually seen a hydrant being flushed. I’ve always felt they were akin to the elusive Sasquatch and Yeti up north. Signs for this city event, sure, we’ve all seen them. But a horizontal fountain spray? Never in all my time spent living in this wonderful city. Wait! This story doesn’t end there. Low and behold I did see water gushing from a hydrant on my way to work, in all of its bubbly, watery glory. I almost wanted to stop and splash around but this particular hydrant was in somebody’s yard on Division Street. I’d rather splish, splash, parade around on concrete cement like they get to do in the inner cities. Now that looks like fun. And I don’t like mud on my feet. It’s a little chilly this morning, too. 57°F according to my weather app. If I hadn’t been almost late for work I’d have at least stopped to hang out with the city worker and his wrenches. I doubt if he’d let me actually hold any of his tools so I’d just get a stick, poke the mud, and chime in with “Yep, good pressure. That looks about right. Valve turn okay?” I’d have taken a photo or two to share with you guys, but “hands free driving” guys. It’s the law. In conclusion the guy doing the flushing didn’t look nearly as enthused as I felt while driving by. This is probably just day-in and day-out stuff for him. Another thing on his work to do list. I been there. I, however, was simply delighted with what I saw. Another thing off my bucket list. #photos #facebook #publicworks #diariespodcast tcr! · Sep 29, 2017 at 4:49 pm I snapped a picture of the Division hydrant on the way home from work. It’s not the best since I applied le zoom but I was quite pleased they gave her a fresh coat of red paint after the flush! $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; keamoose · Sep 29, 2017 at 5:24 pm If that story doesn’t make people’s days better, I don’t know what would. $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; keamoose · Sep 29, 2017 at 5:26 pm Although, I wouldn’t really want to splash in that water. There’s a reason they flush it out. Stagnant water in the lines is a breeding ground for all kinds for gross stuff. (This is the downside to being a water treatment engineer.) $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; jimi hindrance experience · Sep 30, 2017 at 4:01 am Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. These writings have improved my day (noc) on a day (noc) that needed improvement. $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; tcr! · Oct 1, 2017 at 3:48 pm keamoose- I yep, after your comments on the retention pond I tend to shy away from public water in this fashion. 😊 jimi- you are most welcome! $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; Add a comment! Got 30 seconds? Take the super duper, quick and easy podcast survey! Please. 😊 Love the show? Make a donation! Because you're the best. 💖 tcrbang.com · Instagram · Facebook · YouTube View original
Mike “Lacsy” Lacsamana is a solutions engineer, entrepreneur, and podcaster. Currently, he works with Fortune 500 companies to re-engineer their software in emergency events. In addition to that, he is also the Co-Founder of Aeronaut Skincare—and a Co-Host of the company’s podcast, Project Aeronaut. ***TIME STAMPS*** 5:05: Mike’s Torn ACL; Cliff-Diving Adventures; Gary Vee 12:37: The early days of IG, TikTok Content 18:07: “Creative Engineer”; People skills; Being molded by your environment 27:26: Revisiting Mike’s college years and his mentality there; The importance of support from friends/ as an entrepreneur 36:17: Relationships as an entrepreneur 40:39: The opportunities Covid presents; Past downtime cycles and the companies that came from them; Amazon’s growth during Covid 49:06: Amazon is scary big now; the history of Amazon; The dispersion in the stock market and between corporations and small businesses; “The game” 1:01:39: How The Communist Chinese Government subsidizes their tech start ups (insane system); The 4 frontiers of modern technology 1:10:57: Moore’s Law (Tech); The TikTok issue with China; The slippery slope TikTok represents right now 1:16:53: Capitalism vs. Freedom in the Winner-Take-All Era; Companies buying out competition; Convenience vs. Data 1:25:17: Aliens; Simulation Theory 1:28:28: Renewable Energy & Adoption 1:33:27: The problem with a 2-party system; Climate Change & Politicization; 1:41:43: Dr. Steven Pinker, “Enlightenment Now,” and appealing to data/reason/logic; Our Culture of Fear 1:49:04: What Mike liked about Bernie Sanders in 2016; Left vs. Right polaization; The difference between Leftists and Liberals 1:58:57: Our need to feel validated online; Empathy; Peace among those who don’t respond to the noise 2:07:42: Zuckerberg saving himself with Instagram; TikTok created a perfect app; Instagram API’s 2:16:54: Mike’s crazy story about changing jobs at the beginning of the Pandemic; Mike’s work at Fire Hydrant 2:26:27: Automation even in the tech world; More background on Fire Hydrant 2:32:37: Julian tells a story about Grand Central Station 2 weeks before the Pandemic hit; Mike discusses fitting into a new culture without meeting people in person; “Sitting with genius” 2:40:47: The next disruptions coming; Internet of Things (IoT) 2:45:05: Living in NYC during Covid; Mike talks about his mental health; Meditation; Julian’s “Connector” status; and some thoughts on what it takes to “keep going” ~ YouTube FULL EPISODES: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0A-v_DL-h76F75xik8h03Q ~ Show Notes: https://www.trendifier.com/podcastnotes TRENDIFIER Website: https://www.trendifier.com Julian's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/julianddorey ~ Beat provided by: https://freebeats.io Music Produced by White Hot
This week Meagan and Sue share their training, offer some new Runner Girl Recommends, discuss "Running Outside the Comfort Zone" in Meagan's Book Club, crown a new Runner Girl of the Week, and consider the merits of running a naked 5K. Runner Girl Recommends Meagan: Perrier Peach & Cherry Sue: The Jane Fonda Experiment by Bret Contreras and The Fire Hydrant on YouTube Meagan’s Book Club Current selection: Running outside the comfort zone by Susan Lacke Next selection: Running to the Edge: A Band of Misfits and the Guru Who Unlocked the Secrets of Speed by Matthew Futterman Runner Girls Book List on Amazon Runner Girl of the Week Jo Love on Strava Also Mentioned on the Show: Grace Alexander wins 70.3 Ironman Chris Nikic is first athlete with Down Syndrome to complete Ironman
Who knew you had to move a house because of a fire hydrant?
Serious James and Peter are back. Now with added facts! They play another game of true or false, are Indonesian Screamers a real thing? Is Martin Luther King older than sliced bread?
Song: Nation of Heat by Joe Pug Town: Brazil, Indiana Player: Rawly Eastwick Book: Bukowski
The convo gets real spicy this week! The boys discuss various topics including, Only Fans accounts, marking your territory, would you go back to a cheater? And so much more! You don't want to miss out on this one! Songs: John Legend- U Move, I Move Fivio Foreign- Move Like A Boss Wale- BLUE YELLOW GREEN PINK WHITE Sweetie- Tap In
Distracted Drivers Busted Podcast Show # (32) 05-31-20 - Two in custody after driving a stolen truck the wrong way and, in a hit and run in LA // A 32 yr old Teacher killed in a Santa Ana Hit and Run, driver sought // In Chicago, 1 dead in a car crashes into a Fire Hydrant and light pole // Season 6 Show 32
The analogy here is that trying to mitigate stock volatility in retirement is just like getting between a dog and a fire hydrant - I guess you know what happens. If you get out of your own way, insurance companies can help you mitigate longevity risks through properly structured annuities...
Braydon and Belinda deliver a short and sweet episode for you today to enjoy while you're in isolation!Braydon starts the show off by talking about the Guinness World Record holding Ramoji Film City in Hyderabad, India. The 1,666 acre film city/theme park/ resort was built upon the location of numerous battles by the Nazim Sultans. Now unfortunately for the actresses, actors, and park goers, Ramoji Film City is haunted by the ghosts of the fallen warriors!Belinda goes on to speak of The Sultan's Palace in New Orleans. A man of Middle Eastern descent moved to the French Quarter and claimed to be of royal blood. Soon the man was throwing lavish parties and orgies, and was also indulging in all manner of underworld activities. The fun came to an end however, after the palace was found coated in the blood of its former party goers.If you wanted to follow us on social media, we can be found on: Facebook, and on Instagram You, Me, and a Poltergeist, Braydon, BelindaCHECK OUT ALL THE OTHER PODCAST ON TNC: THATSNOTCANON.COM
Signals is Rush's ninth studio album, and this is one of the most important Rush albums to me. So here we are, discussing about Signals, with the episode name that explains about its album art. Stay home, stay safe, wash your hands, perform social and physical distancing. Protect workers. Copyright 1982 Anthem Records. Producer of this podcast episode does not intend to infringe copyright against rightful parties. All musics used in this episode are not used for monetization. Producer does not claim copyright for songs. Remembering The Professor, Neil Ellwood Peart OC.
Host Samson Folk brings on the fantastic writer (truly one of the best) Dan Devine of the Ringer, to talk about the terrific Toronto Raptors. - Malevolent Fire Hydrant Kyle Lowry's non-ironic Galaxy brain- Raptors Underrated?- Pascal Siakam's Jump- Death of Dynasties and how the Raptors figure in w/ Masai + Bob's Burgers- I Think You Should League Pass Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Host Samson Folk brings on the fantastic writer (truly one of the best) Dan Devine of the Ringer, to talk about the terrific Toronto Raptors. - Malevolent Fire Hydrant Kyle Lowry's non-ironic Galaxy brain- Raptors Underrated?- Pascal Siakam's Jump- Death of Dynasties and how the Raptors figure in w/ Masai + Bob's Burgers- I Think You Should League Pass
GRADitude: The Grad School Guide for Student Physical Therapists
In this episode we chat about our weekly updates in our PT school journeys. Sarah talks about rotations and Gabby talks about getting back into a set schedule in PT school. We discuss the way to manifest stress at the beginning of the semester. It is important to take the time to plan your exams, so you don't feel overwhelmed. Gabby's study tip is using block studying by taking 25 minutes with a 5 break. Go to Physiomemes.com and use this code for 20% off your next order: GRADITUDE20 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/graditude/support --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/graditude/support
Dr. Keith Rose continues to break down the impeachment of President Trump with a 100,000 foot view to shine a light on the elements of strategies being used by the opposition. The Scalpel with Dr. Keith Rose is proudly sponsored by Zbones Bone Conduction Headphones Learn more @ zbones.io https://grabien.com/story.php?id=263693 https://grabien.com/story.php?id=263691 https://twitter.com/sebgorka/status/1202803706636513286?s=12 Senator Graham Must Bring Schiff’s Reign Of Terror To An End http://www.conservativehq.com/article/31517-senator-graham-must-bring-schiff%E2%80%99s-reign-terror-end The Senate must act. Psychiatrists Organize Campaign to Declare Trump 'Dangerous' as Part of Impeachment Congressional Record https://pjmedia.com/trending/psychiatrists-organize-campaign-to-declare-trump-dangerous-back-impeachment/ Jonathan Turley: Impeachment Claims Against Trump Also Condemn Obama's Fast and Furious Stonewalling https://pjmedia.com/trending/jonathan-turley-impeachment-claims-against-trump-contradict-obama-in-fast-furious/ Joe Biden says he will refuse to testify in Senate impeachment trial if called - TheBlaze https://www.theblaze.com/news/biden-will-not-testify-if-called-to-senate-impeachment-trial https://grabien.com/story.php?id=263689 https://www.theblaze.com/news/joe-biden-snaps-on-iowa-voter https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/campaign-tantrums-bidens-1988-white-house-bid-derailed-after-he-unloaded-on-new-hampshire-voter Business insider https://markets.businessinsider.com/news/stocks/51-senators-have-96-million-in-stocks-raising-conflicts-interest-2019-9-1028540803 https://www.theepochtimes.com/former-mitt-romney-adviser-serves-as-director-for-ukrainian-company-at-center-of-trump-whistleblower-complaint_3098457.html https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ReZ7DdT5ZoI https://grabien.com/story.php?id=263577 #Deception #DrKeith #TheScalpel #News #Politics #Future #Conservatives #Democrats #hypocrites #liberals #immigration #presidentialcandidate #brands #america #freedom #branding #progressive #truth #history #Dependence #independence #ValerieJarrett #POTUS #MAGA #Trump
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Even more Those Box Boys madness. This Epsidoe has The Pet Shop Boys in Space, Dr Hawking auditions for an Opera this time and our Alien friend Gort undergoes some very much needed therapy!
Robert wishes he could eat more eggs, Kelsey goes to donkey hell, Taylor toils in the baby mine, we bare our Big Boy Emotions. Spoiler alerts?? If you think I'm gonna write spoiler tags for all 57 movies we talk about, you got another thing coming! Our theme song is "The Grim Reaper Blows the Horn" by Firage. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. Visit YMBToAP on Facebook | Twitter | Instagram
There will be times in our lives that the issues concerning us will feel like the waters rushing from a Fire Hydrant where the Cap has been removed. The Pressure is crazy and you’re Emotions, Mind & Life is all over the place. Walk with me through the Word of God as we learn through the examples of Jesus Christ how to gain control over of the uncapped Fire Hydrant issues in our lives.
Kevin Avery is A VERY nice man, A VERY funny comedian, and A VERY good writer and actor and more. Also his name spells "A VERY." He has written for Totally Biased and Last Week Tonight and accomplished much more than this sentence contains. Please enjoy hearing about all the things we talk about. As you wish. Enjoy!
This week we're drinking from a FIRE HYDRANT... lotta content covering the cliff notes for the 5 Pillars of Purpose Driven Fitness. It's more than one hour a day... it's a lifestyle. Let's put the pieces together and see where we can get 1% Better Today. We're going to be taking the next 5 weeks to cover these 5 topics, so next week... NUTRITION! #getready
With the full splendor of the Waverazor unfurled before them, the crew can begin settling in and exploring their new home, learning a little more about one another in the process. Smooth sailing ahead on Exploding Dice!We hope you enjoy the show, if you do, you can support this show and everything we do on the Geek IO Network by going over to www.patreon.com/geekio - You can get an ad-free master feed, extra content, and early Exploding Dice episodes!Email: show@geek-io.netDiscord: geek-io.net/discordFacebook: facebook.com/geekioshowTwitter: twitter.com/geekioshowSite: https://www.geek-io.net/themanapool/BTR: http://my.blogtalkradio.com/manapool
It's a celebration on this episode gang. There is some news coming our way and we're both eager to share and hear that sweet beautiful gravy good news. So buckle up and get ready for that wonderful honey nut news because its gonna be the news of the century. Topics include fresh out the oven news, some pippin' hot, sweat dripping' news and also a clown. Enjoy!
This episode the ladies try real hard to make a fake fire hydrant for Jessye's dog, Torpedo. Is painting your local fire hydrant okay?? The jury is still out! Find out about how their lives are progressing in this adventure called "adulthood" as Tab continues to drink alone.... (insert sad emoji here.)
A scholarly dissertation on the early days of the Fire Hydrant. This was completely improvised for Day 9 for the 2017 Dog Days of podcasting. For more information on the Dog Days of Podcasting visit http://dogdaysofpodcasting.com FOLLOW US http://www.facebook.com/saturdaymorningmedia http://www.twitter.com/SaturdayMMediahttps://plus.google.com/+Saturdaymorningmedia https://www.linkedin.com/company/saturday-morning-media http://www.youtube.com/user/SaturdayMorningMedia?sub_confirmation=1 FOLLOW GRANT http://www.MrGrant.com http://www.twitter.com/toasterboyhttps://instagram.com/throwingtoasters/ ©2017 Saturday Morning Media/Grant Baciocco
Verbal Abuse: Giving & Receiving
Verbal Abuse: Giving & Receiving
I'm not 100% sure I agree with how this guy apparently died on the fire hydrant. I feel like it doesn't quite make sense.
Recap of The Bachelorette (Season 13, Episode Seven) Jeff is back!!! (Woo hoo!) But Shara is gone! (RIP) The Bros (plus Stacy) soldier on through this episode of craziness and seek answers to questions like... - Is a broken fire hydrant a main attraction in Geneva, Switzerland? - Do the producers of The Bachelorette not know how to properly mount a GoPro after all this time? - Does Brian really want to consume all of Rachel? - Why can't contestants on this show ever do simple math? - Has Dean been dumb this whole time and we just missed it? - If Rachel has to choose between keeping Eric, Matt and Adam... does it really matter? - How does Adam think he has a shot at this? (Seriously.) - Why can't any of us possibly care about any of the words coming out of Adam's mouth? All this and oh so much more on this episode of Bros Before Rose! Leave iTunes Reviews, subscribe and more!!! Bros Before Rose Twitter :: @BrosBeforeRose // Instagram :: @brosbeforeroseofficial // Facebook :: facebook.com/brosbeforerose // Website :: www.brosbeforerose.com Matt Barnes Twitter :: @matthewbarnes // Instagram :: @matthewbarnes Jeff Bachman Twitter :: @drbackpack // Instagram :: @jbachman SPONSORED BY: It Might Be #Time2MoveOn! (The Blogcast) Bachmanville Photography ©2017 Rogue Creative Development LLC - All Rights Reserved
The Mound Twitter: @sammydacipher, @doug_thorburn email: Baseballholics@gmail.com 1st Base (~4:30) Baseball Extract Cueto vs. Price Pineda d'Arnaud Hosmer 2nd Base (~24:15) The Kids Are Alright A rush of prospects have been recently promoted, Super Two influence is widespread, baseball curiosity is further piqued We each rank our top 5 players among those who started this season in the minors 3rd Base (~47:30) Over/Under B. Buxton D. Gordon S. Gray M. Kemp D. Ortiz B. Burns Home (~1:10:15) Wieters Take on Tommy John Music by The Ghost Notes: Intro – Hold On Outro –Never Seems Right Break Music by PBR Streetgang To downlaod the pod directly, just Right-click on the following link, and choose "save link as"
Austin scrambles to come up with interesting loot, Fantasmo (Nick) tests the limit of his fame and presence, Hadrian (Art) puts his neck on the line for his friends, and Thorondir (Andrew) learns that you can't go home again. Featuring Nick Scratch (@drevilbones), Andrew Swan (@andrewleeswan), Art Tebbel (@atebbel), and Austin Walker (@austin_walker) Produced by Keith J Carberry (@KeithJCarberry) Cover Art by Craig Sheldon (@shoddyrobot) Intro Music by Jack de Quidt (@notquitereal)
Our guest for this week is Justin Ricklefs. Justin has been married to his beautiful wife Brooke for 12 years, have 5 children, and live in Kansas City, Missouri. Justin works as a Sales Executive with a technology company and loves photography. Description of First Year in one or two words Fire Hydrant. Some of the […] The post 021 How to Carve out Time for Your Spouse and Marriage with Justin Ricklefs appeared first on Our Peaceful Family.
The Arcadian Rhythms Podcast returns, this time with a special guest and some interference from a mobile phone.
Open Metalcast Club Metal #12 features the best in Creative Commons cybermetal, industrial, darkwave, and more. Brand-new music from Neurotech, the latext remixes of Freaky Mind, and a warning that I have a tuba. Re-sleeve yourself in your best recreational model and enjoy the best Creative Commons Metal the future has to offer. Show notes after the break: * (00:20) TAXIM – Ware Mensch by Taxim from Metarail (EP) (BY-NC-SA) * (04:21) Unconditional (feat. Tanja Ravljen) by Neurotech from test (BY-SA) * (08:02) Flower and the Bone (feat. Lisa Johansson – Draconian) by GrimFaith from Hearts and Engines (BY-NC-SA) * (12:30) Invisible Force by Reizstrom from Invisible Force (BY_NC-ND) * (16:38) Alive by Alpha Point from Alive CDM (BY-NC-ND) * (20:25) Till I Get You by MIND:|:SHREDDER from Synthematika Three (BY-NC-ND) * (24:37) Fight (Na-Hag Remix) by Freaky Mind from More Manifests (BY-NC-ND) * (30:35) Connective Tissue by StrommoussHeld from Connective Tissue (BY-NC-SA) * (35:01) Demons Of The Past by Insane Prototype from These Seven Words Do Not Mean Anything (BY-NC-SA) * (38:45) I Have a Tuba by Kobi LaCroix from Grapefruit Teeth: A Compendium of Industrial Dixieland Tone Poems for Fiddle and Fire Hydrant, Chapter 1: Rise of the Hyena People (BY-NC-SA) Please support the bands in this show! Buy a T-Shirt, head to the shows, or play their music at volumes so loud, your unborn grandchildren will be born deaf. Whatever you can do to help these bands keep making music, please do it! Also check out the other great podcasts at Metal Injection. If you have any suggestions for Creative Commons licensed metal, send me a link at craig@openmetalcast.com. Intro sound: remix #1 of 33711__acclivity__excessiveexposure.flac Open Metalcast Special Episode: Club Metal #12 (MP3) Open Metalcast Special Episode: Club Metal #12 (OGG)
Re-sleeve yourself in your best recreational model and enjoy the best the future has to offer. (00:20) TAXIM - Ware Mensch by Taxim from Metarail (EP) (BY-NC-SA) (04:21) Unconditional (feat. Tanja Ravljen) by Neurotech from test (BY-SA) (08:02) Flower and the Bone (feat. Lisa Johansson - Draconian) by GrimFaith from Hearts and Engines (BY-NC-SA) (12:30) Invisible Force by Reizstrom from Invisible Force (BY_NC-ND) (16:38) Alive by Alpha Point from Alive CDM (BY-NC-ND) (20:25) Till I Get You by MIND:|:SHREDDER from Synthematika Three (BY-NC-ND) (24:37) Fight (Na-Hag Remix) by Freaky Mind from More Manifests (BY-NC-ND) (30:35) Connective Tissue by StrommoussHeld from Connective Tissue (BY-NC-SA) (35:01) Demons Of The Past by Insane Prototype from These Seven Words Do Not Mean Anything (BY-NC-SA) (38:45) I Have a Tuba by Kobi LaCroix from Grapefruit Teeth: A Compendium of Industrial Dixieland Tone Poems for Fiddle and Fire Hydrant, Chapter 1: Rise of the Hyena People (BY-NC-SA) Please support the bands in this show! Buy a T-Shirt, head to the shows, or play their music at volumes so loud, your unborn grandchildren will be born deaf. Whatever you can do to help these bands keep making music, please do it! Also check out the other great podcasts at Metal Injection. If you have any suggestions for Creative Commons licensed metal, send me a link at craig@openmetalcast.com. Intro sound: remix #1 of 33711__acclivity__excessiveexposure.flac Open Metalcast Special Episode: Club Metal #12 (MP3) Open Metalcast Special Episode: Club Metal #12 (OGG)
(00:11) A New Day by Ex Animo from Sentience (BY-NC-ND) (04:09) Divide and Conquer by nolife from Divide And Conquer (BY) (06:50) Into The Hollow by EYeOvIsIs from Into Thee Eye Ov IsIs (BY-NC-SA) (10:45) Grítale al Cielo by Midgar from Sombras del Mañana (BY-NC-SA) (17:23) Checkmate by Existen from Checkmate (BY-NC-ND) (24:36) À venir by Burnogson from À venir (BY-NC-SA) (27:41) Dorozhenka (Road) by Risha from Dorozhenka (Single) (BY-NC-ND) (33:12) We Are the Vikings by Kobi LaCroix from Grapefruit Teeth: A Compendium of Industrial Dixieland Tone Poems for Fiddle and Fire Hydrant, Chapter 1: Rise of the Hyena People (BY-NC-SA) Please support the bands in this show! Buy a T-Shirt, head to the shows, or stalk them on Youtube. Whatever you can do to help these bands keep making music, please do it! Also check out the other great podcasts at Metal Injection. If you have any suggestions for Creative Commons licensed metal, send me a link at craig@openmetalcast.com. Open Metalcast #051 (MP3) Open Metalcast #051 (OGG)
Somewhere along the way July snuck up on us and hasn't let us forget. Fortunately Episode 51 found the time to give you some great music. We've got 8 great Creative Commons Licensed Metal songs in this episode, ranging from power metal all the way to brutal industrial black metal. Plus the latest in Russian Folk Metal from Risha, which is getting heavy rotation on my music system. And some Vikings stop on by to remind us of the colder weather that can't get here soon enough. Make some time to read the show notes and visit the band links after the break: * (00:11) A New Day by Ex Animo from Sentience (BY-NC-ND) * (04:09) Divide and Conquer by nolife from Divide And Conquer (BY) * (06:50) Into The Hollow by EYeOvIsIs from Into Thee Eye Ov IsIs (BY-NC-SA) * (10:45) Grítale al Cielo by Midgar from Sombras del Mañana (BY-NC-SA) * (17:23) Checkmate by Existen from Checkmate (BY-NC-ND) * (24:36) À venir by Burnogson from À venir (BY-NC-SA) * (27:41) Dorozhenka (Road) by Risha from Dorozhenka (Single) (BY-NC-ND) * (33:12) We Are the Vikings by Kobi LaCroix from Grapefruit Teeth: A Compendium of Industrial Dixieland Tone Poems for Fiddle and Fire Hydrant, Chapter 1: Rise of the Hyena People (BY-NC-SA) Please support the bands in this show! Buy a T-Shirt, head to the shows, or stalk them on Youtube. Whatever you can do to help these bands keep making music, please do it! Also check out the other great podcasts at Metal Injection. If you have any suggestions for Creative Commons licensed metal, send me a link at craig@openmetalcast.com.
Audio File: Download MP3Transcript: An Interview with Jennifer Pahlka Founder and Executive Director, Code for America Date: January 2, 2012 [intro music] Lucy Sanders: Hello, this is Lucy Sanders, CEO and Co-Founder of NCWIT, the National Center for Woman and Information Technology and with me today, Larry Nelson from w3w3.com. Larry, what's going on with old w3w3.com? Larry Nelson: Oh my goodness. We have so much fun, we interview so many people. We've even been doing it for 12 years now. I must say that this series is extraordinary for us, because what it does for young women, bosses, parents and the like, it's very good. So thank you. Lucy: Well, listeners will know, we ask women who have started tech companies as part of the series, pretty much the same eight questions and the richness of the answers never ceases to amaze me. Larry: Oh yeah. Lucy: I think today we are talking to yet another great entrepreneur in the technology sector, Jennifer Pahlka, who is the Founder and Executive Director of Code for America. Now, this is an awesome effort and I am going to describe it the way that Jennifer did in a recent talk. She says, "It's like a Teach for America or a Peace Corps for Geeks." Larry: Yes. Lucy: I just think that's so cool that people in government and city managers for example, who have projects that they think could benefit from web-based solutions and you can make an appeal to Code for America and get volunteer help to help build these projects out, really in some sense making government more open and giving citizens easier access to data. So, I think we are going to hear more about that. Welcome, Jennifer. We are so happy to have you here. Jennifer Pahlka: Thank you. I am very glad to be here. Lucy: This is not the first thing Jennifer has been. She is also a serial entrepreneur and has some extensive experience in gaming and media. Before we get off on your entrepreneurship discussion, Jennifer, why don't you tell us a little bit about the latest Code for America? Maybe you can tell us what projects like, "Adopt-a-Fire- Hydrant" are like? [laughs] Larry: Yeah. Jennifer: Sure, I'd be happy to. We are a pretty new organization, and we just finished up our very first fellowship year. We had 19 fellows work with us all year along and work with the cities, doing great projects. One of them is Adopt-a-Fire-Hydrant app, which came out of the fact the fellows go visit the cities for Fire Weeks in February and when they were there, our Boston team was treated to a massive Snow Apocalypse and one of the things they saw is that, the city is struggling just to clear the streets. They never really get to digging out the fire hydrant. But that the citizens were right in front of them and they could dig them out. So we created a little web app that allows citizens to claim a fire hydrant and agree to dig it out when it snows and the game dynamics on top of it that make it pretty fun. What's cool about that is that other cities who've seen this and adopted it as well. You wouldn't think that Honolulu has anything to do with Boston in terms of something like snow, but they have a similar problem. They need people to check the batteries in the tsunami sirens on the beach. Lucy: Oh my God. Jennifer: Too expensive for them to send crews around, checking them every week. So let citizens do that. Now it's also become Adopt-a-Siren and in Buenos Aires it's becoming Adopt-a-Park Bench and in other cities they are using it for other assets that are important to them. Lucy: Oh, it's so cool, because people who really care about being a good citizen are plugged in, in ways that they know they can make a difference and be helpful. Larry: Yes. Jennifer: Exactly, yeah. Lucy: Awesome. So, Jennifer, tell us a little bit about how you got into starting a technology company, like what got you into doing that? Jennifer: I wasn't a technical person. My first exposure to technology was actually in the video game industry, which is an incredibly dynamic interesting group to be in, because they are so creative and yet so at the cutting edge of technology. Video games are often breaking grounds in terms of graphics and sound, business models. It was a wonderful introduction not just to technology but community that's so creative and that made me really love technology. But doing conferences both in video game world and in the Web 2.0 world you are constantly talking to some of the smartest, brightest, most passionate people. You see that all of their efforts go towards building products or building services for companies that create a lot of value in our lives. But they don't really go toward building the public institutions that we all pay into and that we all believe should represent us. And so, as a result, without that talent, the public sector is really falling behind. I founded Code for America because I want some of the talent that I have seen over the course of my career in technology, think about building platforms for the public sector as well as the private sector. Start to close that gap between the innovation curve that we're all benefiting from in our personal lives and the way that government works. Lucy: How big do you think that gap is for the public institutions, just out of curiosity? How far behind are they? Jennifer: Well, there's that phrase, the future is already here, it's just unevenly distributed. Lucy: Yes. Jennifer: That's very true in city government. You've got some incredibly innovative projects. You've got a lot of very innovative people doing wonderful stuff. For example, here in San Francisco, they put sensors in the curbs so they know what parking spaces are taken and what aren't and they've got some complex algorithms that change the pricing of parking in real time in order to optimize to have just one space open per block in San Francisco. If you live in San Francisco, you know how important that is. There's never any parking in San Francisco. But if you do that, you reduce the number, you reduce congestion, you reduce people driving around the block, it had some environmental effects. That's an example of people. There's many others like that. They're doing really great cutting edge stuff, but then you've also got tons of departments and, even within the same city, you'll have different departments that are still running their technology on Coball databases, stuff that's extremely outdated. Not with just bad technology or outdated technology that doesn't have modern develop per community around it, but also with just very outdated approaches about how to provide services to citizens that's stuck in an 80s and 90s model. So, it really varies. I don't want to discount how great some of the government technology leaders are these days, but there's a very long tail behind that that we need to catch up. Lucy: Well, and for all you listeners out there with Coball skills. [laughs] Larry: Yes, Lucy, are you talking about yourself? Lucy: Actually, I took Coball in college. [laughs] I'm thinking I could probably make more money doing that than what I'm doing. Jennifer: You've got some cities that are going to their local community colleges asking them to teach Coball now so that they can fill those slots, which I'm not sure is really the way to go, buy hey. [laughs] Lucy: [laughs] Now look, you've got to go after the age people who are thinking about retiring and lure them out you know, for sure. Larry: I'm thinking when they have to and then deter from that a little bit to get to our next question. Lucy: OK. Larry: Jennifer, why are you an entrepreneur and what is it about you that entrepreneurship makes you tick? Jennifer: I don't think I thought of myself as an entrepreneur, really, until I came up with the idea for Code for America. I think what's important about that to young women who are thinking about this is that you don't have to feel like you're branded an entrepreneur from the time you're 18. I came up with this idea when I was 39, and I suddenly felt that I could be incredibly useful to the world if I made this happen. It was really the power of the idea and the notion that no one else was going to do it, that made me start this organization. It certainly took some risk. I'm not a particularly risk adverse person and that's probably one quality that's important. But it was really feeling like this needed to happen and that no one else was going to do it, that made me start Code for America. Lucy: I love that answer. Larry: Yes. Lucy: I think it's great. Along that path when you started Code for America, did you have people influence you, or did you have mentors, or role models, or who shaped your thinking, if anybody? Jennifer: Well, early in my career I worked for a number of very strong, powerful but also so caring and nurturing women at the upper levels as media companies that I worked for. Actually, mostly one media company that went through a number of mergers and acquisitions. The president of our group when I was at the game that all the press conference is a woman named Regina Redly. I think the way that connect with technology, the way that she took care of her people all the way that she made the work environment as important as the work outcome, very much influenced me. Later on, when I was starting the idea of Code for America, I was very much inspired by Tim O'Reilly, the guy who's credit with the Web 2.0 and who's been a big thinker in open source. He continues now to be one of my mentors. I was also very inspired by Gwen Mellor who own the Sunlight Foundation D.C. She is a little bit more on the politics side. But someone who's very clear about the effects she wants to have in the world, very engaging, very kind and supportive person. Sunlight Foundation was initially the physical sponsor for Code for America because she actually very concretely helped Code for America get started and I'm very grateful to her. Larry: Good, wow, with all the things you've done. Lucy: So far. Larry: So far, that's right. I can't help but wonder what is one of the toughest things or the toughest thing that you ever had to do in your career? Jennifer: It's a difficult question. There's a lot of testing with the bum and bust cycles in technology. Certainly, when you have to lay people off, it's very painful because it's easy for them to take it personally. I've seen all this people well, moving on in so I'm less afraid of it than I used to be but it's hard to see people feel demoralized. I would have to say that now the hardest thing with Code for America is with very competitive process. We can only take 25 people a year right now to do our fellowship. We have 550 people apply. So when someone standing up and raising their hand and saying I want a Code for America, I'm going to move across the country work for some soft stipend, work long hours, and do this crazy thing. They're saying they want to do that and we say sorry you're not chosen. That's probably the hardest thing because you want to honor that instinct and that commitment and that generosity saying they are willing to do it. Lucy: Interesting, so as a side question, are you funded through donations then? Jennifer: Primarily, yes, from foundations, from corporations, from individuals. We also charge the cities that get a fellow team for the year a small participation fee so that it is not all on a charitable community. Lucy: It's a great effort. For all you listeners out there with big wallets... [laughter] Jennifer: Please. Lucy: Please yes. Jennifer: In your holiday giving. Lucy: Absolutely, so if you were sitting here with a young person and giving them advice about entrepreneurship, what would you tell them? Jennifer: I think the biggest thing I would share with an entrepreneur about an entrepreneur is to really care. You have to care about what you're doing. You have to deeply care about the problem you are trying to solve and think it's an important problem, and care about the people that you work with. If you don't really care deeply about your work other people won't and you won't be successful. That's the heart I think of this notion that we want to inspire the tech community, men and women to work on stuff that matters. If you really care you are much more likely to be successful. Larry: That's wonderful. Once again, all the things you've done and you did you start out to be an entrepreneur and now you've become one. What are the personal characteristics do you think that are giving you the advantage of being an entrepreneur? Jennifer: A lot of people would talk about risk think that's an important when you do have to be able to take risk. I turned this organization with $10,000 in the bank for the Sunlight Foundation. That was it. When there was a lot more than was needed I quit my job, I didn't have any income for a while, that was important. I think personally for me I would have to say that my focus on a network in a community around what we do is probably in the most important. Somebody once said and I wish I knew who it was, "The time to build your network is before you need it." Lucy: Exactly. Larry: Yeah. Jennifer: I work in the conference industry. So my job was to know a lot of people and to have them care about the work we did and have them invest in the events that we did, in the content, in the ideas that we are promoting. I was lucky, and lucky that was what I was focused on for the first part of my career, because I did build a big network and I valued the people in my network very, very much. I am aware every day of how much the people who support our work and I am not just talking about our donors, though they are very important. I am talking about the people who come in and work, the fellows, the people who share our message on Twitter, whatever little thing people do because they care about our work. We exist because of them and I never want to take our network for granted. I think that's really helped build Code for America. Larry: Great. Lucy: Well, then that's so true about your network. You build networks, not necessarily with the intention that you are going to get something back from them, but because it's the right thing to do, to build those networks and to be in service to others and that's how the system works. I have seen so many people who really don't quite understand that. [laughs] Larry: Yeah. Jennifer: I think that's exactly why you need to build a network because you care about other people not because you want them to do things for you. Lucy: I know it's a little backwards just looking. Jennifer: No, I totally agree. Lucy: You're totally self-absorbed. So your starting Code for America, obviously you care very deeply about it. You are very busy with the getting a non-profit off the ground. I know it's really hard work. What is it that you do or what sort of tips can you pass along for balance between all the hard work and passion for Code for America and then your side life? Jennifer: That's an important topic for welfare for women, in particular, though I don't think should be for women in particular, I think it should be men and women. But it's always a challenge. It's been challenge for me before I started Code for America as well. There is a woman named Charlene Li, who runs Altimeter Group. She quit Forrester Group, but when she did, she blog something along the lines that's there is no such thing as work-life balances, its only disappointing and each party last which is a testament that you can see that that it is very difficult. I think I've seen this most effective for me is I have an eight-year-old daughter and my time with her is incredibly precious. I have her half time. When I am with her, I have the personal will, the power in me to actually turn off the vices, or if I have to respond to something else or tell her what it is and say, I am doing this. I am texting so and so for this reason and then I am going to turn my phone off. Knowing that that person needs me and that when I am paying attention to her, I get so much delight out of that interaction. It helps me create some boundaries between the work and home that I probably wouldn't have it, if I didn't have her. I am so grateful for my daughter in my life. Larry: I can relate to that. I have four daughters. Jennifer: Oh, you are very blessed. Larry: Yes. We certainly are. Jennifer, let me ask this. You've already achieved a great deal and we really appreciate and have a great deal of respect for the track you are on, but what's coming up next for you? Jennifer: It's funny, I don't think of myself as an ambitious person, but I do have some goals for Code for America that I would like us to see work not just in government technology at some point, but I think some of the approaches that we are taking to rebooting government should also be applied in education and that would be interesting for me. I don't know when or if it will happen, but I care a lot about education and I think that we could be putting more money into teachers and less money into administration if we find committees, principals that work, ++who you think was government. So that would be exciting for me, but beyond that I think hopefully what's next for me is more of work-life balance and I think that's really important. Larry: There you go. Lucy: Amen. Larry: Excellent. Lucy: And a great answer. Well, thank you so much for talking to us. Code for America, a great, great organization, growing and hopefully all you citizens, coders out there maybe can get involved. Thanks very much, I want to remind listeners that this interview can be found at w3w3.com and also at ncwit.org. Larry: You bet. Jennifer, thank you so much. Jennifer: Thank you very much for having me. Larry: Yes. [music] Series: Entrepreneurial HeroesInterviewee: Jennifer PahlkaInterview Summary: Code for America’s Founder and Executive Director, Jennifer Pahlka describes her company as “Teach for America or Peace Corps for geeks.” Working in cities across the United States, Code for America is building a network of civic leaders who believe that there is a better way of doing things and want to make a difference using web-based solutions. Release Date: January 2, 2012Interview Subject: Jennifer PahlkaInterviewer(s): Lucy Sanders, Larry NelsonDuration: 17:31
Daniel Lampley discusses his new painting entitled "Fire Hydrant."
The “fact” that San Francisco was completely destroyed by the Great Earthquake of 1906 is widely known, of course — but less well known is the actual fact that it was the subsequent fire, raging for three days, that did almost all of the damage. I stumbled across a little piece of this history several […]
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