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We're back with Part II of our E3 Extravaganza and with our gamer friends at Player 2 Has Entered The Podcast, MCPaperstacks and Full Metal Murk.For Part II we're getting into Microsoft/Bethesda and Nintendo's presentation. Check out the links to the full presentations below:Links:Check out the show link for P2HETP above and you can check out Full Metal Murk's shop here!Follow, MC Paperstacks on Twitter, and Gamer Goodies & More on InstagramMicrosoft/BethesdaNintendo

In this Part I of “So, You Want To Start A Business!?”, we talked about the cornerstone of starting a business and the preparation phase.  Before you start a business, it’s important to ask yourself: why am I doing this, and who is my audience?  Almost as soon as you start your business, you need to know how you are going to exit.  Why so early to think about exit strategy, you ask?  Because how you exit depends on whether you run it as a lifestyle business or an enterprise business.  As for the preparation, go through your daily financial life with a fine-tooth comb and figure out what you need to make, and what you hope to make.  Know this: for the first couple of years, your business may not be as rosy as you want it to be and something (if not most things) will go wrong.  In LBW’s experience, entrepreneurship is a family affair - even if your significant other is not actually a part of the business.  Without their support, you can’t make it, at least not without sacrificing your personal life.  Selecting the right business partners are another critical piece.  Dan, Tim and Nathaniel couldn’t have been more lucky to have found each other.  We have different skill sets, and the same understanding that what’s good for the team, is what’s good for the individual!  For Part II’s episode, we will talk about positioning (how to actually set up the business) and resources.

Just in time for the 93rd Academy Awards, Jordan continues this Hollywood-themed podcast with cinephile friend, Claire. For Part II, Jordan and Claire give the Academy credit where credit is due and list off their favorite Award wins and nominations. Following that, the conversation gets meta! Jordan and Claire observe the behind-the-scenes politics of the 74th Academy Awards Ceremony (the first ceremony to air after the 9/11 Terrorist Attacks) as well as the 75th (the show that aired days after the 2003 U.S.-led invasion of Iraq). They also work in a few jabs at other Academy controversies because there have been plenty of ‘em in the years since! It remains to be seen whether Jordan or Claire will ever win their own Academy Awards in this lifetime, so they instead conclude by asking the age-old question, “Do the Awards even matter?” (The answer being…maybe?) Listen to Part I here Message Year2000Fix on Anchor! WORKS CITED: Then-Academy President Frank Pierson’s 2001 Open Letter “The Terrorists Won’t Be Allowed to Hijack Oscar” Review from TIME Magazine of 74th Academy Awards Excerpts from Steve Pond’s 2005 Book “The Big Show: High Times and Dirty Dealings Backstage at the Academy Awards” – Includes info on the influence of the Iraq War on the Oscars The LA TIMES on the Iraq War and the Buildup to the 75th Academy Awards Michael Moore’s Oscar Acceptance Speech (Presented by Diane Lane) Transcript of Michael Moore’s speech with commentary Roger Ebert’s criticism of Moore’s public statements and BOWLING FOR COLUMBINE. Quoted article criticizing Michael Moore getting booed while Roman Polanski was cheered. Meryl Streep was one of those people standing! Only recently did certain celebrities express remorse for signing a petition to exonerate Polanski. Polanski would win again in 2020! LIFE OF PI’s VFX Team Laughed off Stage. See More Info Here. LIFE AFTER PI – Full Doc Backlash to CATS Visual Effects Joke Info on Writer’s Strike of 2007-2008 and its Effect on the Oscars Good video on DO THE OSCARS MATTER?

For Part II, we interview Chanelle once again, but this time, to discuss the humans behind the forecast at NWS Lake Charles.

The plot thickens in the story of California’s 2003 Gubernatorial Recall and ENRON has plenty to contribute! For Part II, Jordan rewinds to 2000 – the year a series of blackouts hit California. Was it at all suspicious that these blackouts occurred at the same time ENRON (and several other energy companies) made obscene profits selling high-priced energy back to California? Governor Gray Davis struggled to prove this, so the energy-deprived public blamed him! Explored in this episode: ENRON’s shameless energy trading schemes, the Bush Administration’s complicity, and the day Enron Chairman Ken Lay courted a certain action movie-star to take over the Golden State. Stay tuned for Part III, where YEAR 2000 FIX will exclusively analyze the 2003 Recall and Arnold Schwarzenegger’s successful gubernatorial campaign. Message YEAR 2000 FIX on Anchor here! SELECTED WORKS CITED: Part I on ENRON’s bankruptcy and ties to the Bush Administration Info on the 2005 Documentary ENRON: THE SMARTEST GUYS IN THE ROOM. I’m sure you can find this on Netflix. National Geographic Study on CA Blackouts Timeline of Blackouts Gray Davis’ advisor, David Freeman, testimony on the energy crisis World Socialist Website on ENRON’s schemes. Also, see here. CBS News Report on ENRON’s schemes Selected audio of Enron’s traders. See here for “Grandma Millie” call. PROJECT CENSORED on Arnold Schwarzenegger meeting Ken Lay. Also, see here. And here. And here. Aftermath of “Honest” Tim Belden Governor Gray Davis’ interview with FRONTLINE Article on the current state of CA Energy Policy Legacy of 2003 Recall

In the first half of our chat with Katharine Giancalone, the hands-on career counselor offered insights on understanding what makes each of your team members tick. What her book calls “playground personalities” are in fact forms of shorthand describing various types of thought process that commonly contribute to organizational outcomes. For Part II of today’s sti-down with Sylvia, The Corporate Nanny™ shares more of her signature perspective on leadership.   0:43 Personalized Messaging What immediately resonates with one personality would never stand the faintest chance of swaying another given individual’s opinion. This means that we can conserve untold ex-positional effort simply by tailoring our messages to the listener. Giancalone expands on her initial contention by underlining the necessity of identifying the type of individual we are attempting to convince to support us in our actions. For example, identifying herself as a an organizer at heart, she is most receptive to tightly controlled, well-considered action plans.   4:43 Practical Application Obviously, our personality profiles have a wide-ranging effect on our personal lives as well as our career prospects. As an illustration, Giancalone gives us a window into her everyday experiences with her husband, a research scientist. Identifying him as a “steamroller” type, she describes watching him ruminate on an issue for hours. For these high-functioning, heavily regimented minds, the formation of ideas is a process to be approached in solitude. Only then, when comprehensive constructs are created, does any collaboration become possible.   9:26 Found in Translation Perception is reality in many cases, and so most often it is not an idea that matters as much as  listener’s idea of the idea. Giancalone animates this concept by considering the mindset of a “peacemaker” personality type. Where more pragmatic thinkers may primarily value the end, a peacemaker gives added weight to the means. They may have concerns such as “Will this action negatively impact anyone on the team, despite any advantages it may offer?” It can be helpful to ask ourselves some of the questions that we can foresee from our collaborators.   12:51 Your Personality is Showing Whether we are aware of it or not, our personality comes through in every communication, verbal and nonverbal. This includes digital correspondence such as email, texting, and social media...areas where there may be no defined rules of engagement. This is where coexisting can become more of a challenge for groups made of vastly different personality types. Peacemakers will not respond well to communications that are less than perfectly courteous, and revolutionary types will be loath to get bogged down in the minutiae of constant contact.   14:55 Demographic Content Asked to comment on whether certain demographics may be over-represented among personality types, Giancalone navigates perilous waters with aplomb. She prescribes an organizational view of the matter, with different industries and even different companies attracting certain types. Looking back at her time working for a major hotel chain, she recalls a very organizer-focused culture. In her work assisting educators, she encounters more peacemaker types. In the end, the goal is to offer the right person the right opportunities.       Connect with Katharine Giancalone: Website -https://thecorporatenanny.net/ LinkedIn -kathy@kgworks.com Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Corporate-Nanny/106698357976 Twitter- https://twitter.com/corporatenanny LinkedIn- https://www.linkedin.com/in/katharinegiacalone/ Connect with MindTeam Solutions: Website: https://ca.linkedin.com/company/mindteamsolutions Email: Info@MindTeamSolutions.com LinkedIn: https://ca.linkedin.com/company/mindteamsolutions

In Part I, ClimateBiz spoke with the CEO of Standard Bank Group in South Africa. For Part II, ClimateBiz is bringing in another emerging markets voice – Parwati Surjaudaja, the CEO of OCBC NISP bank in Indonesia. Indonesia is a country of more than 268 million people spread across 17,000 islands and is especially vulnerable to climate change. OCBC NISP has been a leader in issuing green bonds and training its employees in green finance.

For Part II of our Local History feature, C-Grimey gets in the Lounge with our own Suzette Raney, historian and librarian in our Local History and Genealogy Department. Learn some cool local history facts and what resources you'll find at your library. Music by Big Wavy.

Will "Tick Bait" Dukes is back with Jester this week for Part II of "The Why, The Way, and The Will." For Part II they focus on "The Way" as Will shares his incredible memories and favorite moments on each of the trails that make up the Eastern Continental Trail. We also learn how he got his trail name and how his foot issues set him back but did not deter him from his ultimate goal of continuous footsteps back home to Walhalla, SC. Thanks for Listening and Happy Section Hiking! Connect with Will "Tick Bait" Dukes: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/walkstoomuch/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/will.dukes.50115 Connect with Julie "Jester" Gayheart: Email: jesternc2212@gmail.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jesterhikes/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jesterhikes Connect with Hiking Radio Network: Website: https://www.hikingradionetwork.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HikingRN/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hikingradionetwork/ Music provided for this Podcast by The Okee Dokee Brothers "Through The Woods" www.okeedokee.org

And further down the Rabbit Hole we tumble...  Day after day a new level of weirdness and chaos becomes the new normal...  On going I'll keep doing these fortnightly instalments trying to understand what in actual f@ck is going on.  For Part II, Martin and Franco are back and Matt in the Hat makes his return...  As always it was an enlightening, entertaining and honest conversation with these gentlemen...  Whilst we focused a lot on Australia, the topics we cover echo around the globe. Be cool, be kind and stay safe.

For the month of December, we decided to cover 12 women who have committed crimes during the happiest time of the year. Ladies 4-6 are fun and light like a Cannabis Christmas Tree. For Part II we have resident Bloody Podcast guest, Kash Abdulmalik. Follow us on social media - @bloodypodcast PLEASE RATE & REVIEW!

This is Part I of a two-part lecture on Inductive Arguments. For Part II, continue on to S1E5. The funny thing about inductive arguments is that they often don’t establish their conclusions with 100% certainty; while they have some degree of truth regarding the veracity of the conclusion, they always inherently have the possibility of having their conclusion invalidated. This is often the case because the premises they rely upon to support their conclusions are chock-full of observational or circumstantial evidence, which is never fully reliable. The lack of 100% certainty is the basis for the variety of question types you will see on the Logical Reasoning section of the LSAT. You’ll have to find conclusions, identify the roles of the premises and conclusions in the argument, and mind that lack of certainty when you need to strengthen its Achilles’ heel or exploit it to weaken it. Or, maybe you can spot the open wound of the argument and just note its flaw, without having to pour salt on it and weaken it as well. For episode notes, head to our website www.ginsburgadvancedtutoring.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lsatboss/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lsatboss/support

Surprise balance billing is an issue that is not only generating national interest but also legislative engagement on the state level. In Part I of this series, Holly Louie, past president of the Healthcare Business and Management Association, reported on such billing related to insurance company denials. For Part II, Matthew Albright, former Director of the Administrative Simplification Group at the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), reports on billing laws on the state level, as well as billing protections by the U.S. Senate.Albright examines trends in surprise balance billing laws being seen passed in the states, specifically with regard to reimbursement benchmarks. And touches on what states are considering balance bill laws in their 2019 legislative sessions and what the status is on the U.S. Senate’s bipartisan efforts in this area.The broadcast will also feature these other segments:The ICD-10 Coding Report: Nationally recognized coding authority Laurie Johnson, senior healthcare consultant at Revenue Cycle Solutions, LLC, will be reporting on latest coding news. CDI Report: Mel Tully, vice president of clinical services and education for the healthcare division of Nuance Communication, will report on compliance issues associated with clinical documentation integrity. News Desk: Timothy Powell, a compliance expert, and ICD10monitor national correspondent will anchor the Talk Ten Tuesdays News Desk.The Dunn Report: National health information management (HIM) expert and past American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA) President Rose Dunn returns to the broadcast with a series on how HIM can play a role in other areas of the revenue cycle.TalkBack: Erica Remer, MD, FACEP, CCDS, founder and president of Erica Remer, MD, Inc., and Talk Ten Tuesdays co-host, once again reports on SIRS, Sepsis, and Rule No. 1.

World Stealers : A Fan Fiction podcast is a show where  hosts, Liz and Cait, start by choosing a franchise to write original fan fictions, and then read them aloud, while revealing the writing process. For Part II of the Little Mermaid series, Cait reads her original fan fiction…Le Crab A true enemy has emerged. Royal chef and ever vigilant, Louis, must battle with a literal demon, as well as his own. Fan Fiction begins at 8:06 Music Credits Poupis Theme, Komiku Sad French Accordion, Dana Boule La Marseillaise (French National Anthem) Fred Mele, et son Jaz Oui Oui Lucienne Poyer, Parle Moi Logo Credit Chris Ables @chrisablesart Follow us @worldstealers

On this episode, I talk to Kris Miller, co-founder of Legacy Shifters, about teaching our daughters about money. For Part II of our 2 part discussion about girls and finances, Kris dives deep into ways mom can not only talk to their daughters about financing, but how they can practice what they preach. We talk a little more about why women have less financial confidence than men and how women can fight wage inequality by building their own wealth. Kris encourages women to speak up and educate themselves about money in an effort to not only ensure their financial future, but teach their daughters to do the same. Important Links:  CEOMOM Magazine Latest Issue Print Past Issues Digital Subscription Read Past Issues Legacy Shifters Email Kris Miller Mentioned in this episode: Envision Days Shift Membership 3 Financial Tips to Teach Your Daughters  1. Journal Needs vs Wants 2. Power of Savings - Have a DNT Account (Do not touch) 3. Delay Gratification for Future Financial Security Music: All That, The Lounge – Bensound.com Special Thanks: Tiffanie Douglas Follow Us on Instagram, Facebook & Twitter: @ceomommag

For Part II of our seventh episode, we talk with Darci Congrove, certified public accountant and managing director of GBQ Accounting Firm and long time volunteer at United Way of Central Ohio, who talks about the recent changes in the tax code. Darci explains how the change could impact tax payers at different income levels by going through several scenarios.

For Part II of our seventh episode, we talk with Michael Wilkos, United Way of Central Ohio senior vice president of Community Impact, who talks about collective impact. Michael acknowledges central Ohio's neighborhood work is never done and challenges still remain, but UWCO's unique role in convening people, creating holistic plans and investing in these plans is critical in finding community solutions.

For Part II of the State of New England Hip-Hop 2017, we heard from a few of our favorite artists. Both Latrell James and M-DOT were a part of last year's discussion, and this year we brought Oompa into the mix as well. All three of them have been making major moves, so it was great to hear their views on the scene, as well as their response to Bedlam, Tim, and Dart's discussion last week.    The future is bright.   LFOD Radio broadcasts live every Tuesday at 7pm on 91.5FM in Boston. Learn more at LFODRadio.com.   #LFOD

For Part II of our sixth episode, we talk with Shayne Downton who leads our diversity and inclusion work at United Way of Central Ohio about how our central Ohio community has changed over the past 10-15 years. Shayne discusses the acceptance of diversity and inclus​ion in our community and what our corporate and funded partners are doing in this space.

For Part II of our fifth episode, we talk with Delilah Lopez, United Way of Central Ohio Director of Champion of Children, who talks about the importance in strengthening social fabric for our children and the upcoming Champion of Children Signature event.

John Lee Dumas joins Ask Altucher for Part II of our interview from yesterday's show.In Part I of this interview, James and John talked about their success and how they got to where they are today.For Part II, listeners get to hear the real secret to John's business. Just last month alone he was able to make $282,000... How is he able to give away so much value for free and still able to convert listeners into buyers?You'll get all the details... one idea just leads to another, and it becomes a snowball effect for extreme success.If you are looking for a money-making strategy, look no further...