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In this episode we answer emails from Paul, Greg and Stuart. We discuss various portfolio visualizer analyses, correlations, Sharpe and Sortino ratios and issues pertaining to rebalancing.Links;Paul's Truncated Analysis: https://www.portfoliovisualizer.com/backtest-asset-class-allocation?s=y&sl=3fTid2mNzw2PPRhYmjAGGzLonger Analysis with More Data: https://www.portfoliovisualizer.com/backtest-asset-class-allocation?s=y&sl=2PBlJj89KNGhCiNBkCDMaVLarry Swedroe's Portfolio: Show Us of Your Portfolio II: Larry Swedroe on Alternatives and Interval Funds (youtube.com)VISVX (VSIAX) vs. VBR Comparison: https://www.portfoliovisualizer.com/backtest-portfolio?s=y&sl=2bfrlatwi8J4WhwvLR8dIoCorey Hoffstein on Rebalancing Timing #1: Corey Hoffstein - Rebalance Timing Luck (S2E11) (youtube.com)Corey Hoffstein on Rebalancing Timing #2: 10 Reducing 'Timing Luck' and Liquidity Cascades - Corey Hoffstein, Newfound Research (youtube.com)Optimal Rebalancing Article: Optimal Rebalancing – Time Horizons Vs Tolerance Bands (kitces.com)Smart Portfolios Book: Smart Portfolios: A practical guide to building and maintaining intelligent investment portfolios: Carver, Robert: 9780857195319: Amazon.com: BooksSupport the show
This month we want to aid and inspire your festive retail forays, whether that's through the fine porcelains of Sydney-based brand Mud Australia or a new album by Peruvian artist, Sofia Kourtesis. We also check in with online-retail giant MyTheresa to find out what makes customers tick at this time of year and delve into the history of the most festive evergreen: mistletoe. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
On this episode of Friends Talking Nerdy, join Professor Aubrey and Tim the Nerd as they delve into a delightful mix of cat antics, outdoor adventures, and the latest in the wrestling world, all sprinkled with insightful discussions on the nuances of human emotions. First on the docket, Professor Aubrey gushes over the new cat toys she snagged for her feline friends, Annie and Mimsy. Delightful anecdotes about the feline duo's antics ensue, peppered with whimsical observations on the psychology of cat play. The episode takes a natural turn as Professor Aubrey delves into the enchanting world of mushroom hunting in the lush environs of the Pacific Northwest. Vivid descriptions of her recent forays into the forest, complete with tips for amateur mycologists, evoke a sense of wonder for the listeners, whether seasoned hikers or armchair adventurers. Tim the Nerd takes the baton, steering the conversation into the electrifying clash between AEW and NXT. He dissects the recent showdown where NXT emerged victorious, diving into the undercurrents of strategy and skill that defined the showdown. Tim doesn't shy away from the drama, recounting the aftermath on social media and the intriguing reactions of AEW's owner, the enigmatic Tony Khan. With a shift towards introspection, the duo delves into an eye-opening analysis of the article "15 Facts Everyone Needs To Understand About Loneliness" from Psychology Today. Drawing from personal experiences and expert insights, they navigate the complex web of human emotions, offering empathetic reflections and practical advice for combating the modern scourge of loneliness. As always, we wish to thank Christopher Lazarek for his wonderful theme song. Head to his website for information on how to purchase his EP, Here's To You, which is available on all digital platforms. Head to our Linktree for more information on where to find us online. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ftnerdy/message
It says they're aimed at targeting gunmen and searching for hostages, as it continues its aerial bombardment. Also: Argentina's voters back a surprise candidate for the presidential election run-off next month; and a major breakthrough in the treatment of cervical cancer.
John Pina and Elliot Toman compare Evangelical Christian and Muslim ideas of The Rapture with a little help from Charlton Heston and Nicholas Cage's left behind. Forays into religious exclusivism, religiously motivated violence, martyrdom and charity. Chapters: 00:00 Intro 02:30 Khartoum 08:00 Left Behind 18:20 The Rapture 23:30 Fundamentalism 29:00 Who's In? Who's Out? 37:00 Religious Violence 52:30 Muslims Aiding the Christian Minority in Pakistan Support this podcast via Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/crossingfaiths).
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Serena is back for a particularly negative episode, discussing her broke era, the Apple Store, her brave venture into YouTube Shorts couples content, and the vibes for summer 2023. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/let-me-ruin-your-life/support
Our adventurers deal with the first sign of an imp-festation and delve deeper into the mysterious laboratory hidden beneath their manor. Support our Patreon and get exclusive spicy Roll for Romance content! Follow @rollforromance on Twitter or subscribe to our newsletter for updates and fantasy dating tips (we promise not to send any unsolicited nudes). Check out all of our romantic TTRPG content or give us a tip on our ko-fi! Our DM is Emily Beaman. Faris is played by Holly Elle, Hilrana is played by Deserae LeRoux, Sigil is played by Sara Beaman, and Miles is played by Lauren La Coil. Any mistakes in adhering to 5e D&D rules are 100% intentional and definitely not just Emily forgetting something. Full music and sound credits for the episode can be found here. Our podcast art is by the multitalented Acid Arrow Art & Illustration.
"I like the two people on my left and my right...what else is there to life?" Says my guest on today's episode, Scott Moore.Although he has firmly ensconced himself in the lore of greatness with the horse whinny in Sleigh Ride, Mr. Moore, long time principal trumpet with the Memphis Symphony Orchestra, has been in the trenches long enough to know that the grass aint always greener with the "elite" orchestras of America. Indeed, happiness as a musician is oftentimes found in the overlooked parts of the world, away from the busyness of fame and prestige.In this interview, Scott takes us through his journey as a trumpeter, from the small towns of Mississippi, to the New England Conservatory (where he found true mentorship in unlikely places) to his position in Memphis and beyond.Here's what you'll hear in this episode:-How a challenge from a peer in school was motivation to perfect the horse whinny...02:00-Scott's founding origins on trumpet...06:15-A "dirty jobs" type opportunity leads to invaluable on the job orchestral training...12:30-What's wrong with the typical audition process for orchestras?...19:45-What to do when the conductor says "You're too loud!"...23:00-Forays into competitive trumpeting...25:45-Scott's real mentors at the New England Conservatory...31:35-What Scott would tell his twenty something year old self...33:30-Scott's "dream gig" described...35:15-Plus whatever your discerning ears deem worthy of your time and interest...Resources mentioned:Memphis Symphony OrchestraScott's horse whinny tutorial on YouTubeAbout the guest:Scott Moore is Principal Trumpet in the Memphis Symphony Orchestra and the leader of the MSO Big Band. He has also performed with the Chicago Symphony, the St. Louis Symphony, the Baltimore Symphony, the National Symphony, and as guest principal with the symphony orchestras of Atlanta, Toronto, and Jacksonville. He has recorded and performed with the Nashville Chamber Orchestra, and with I Fiamminghi, the Orchestra of Flanders. Mr. Moore is also the Assistant Principal Trumpet in the Arizona MusicFest Orchestra.As a soloist, Mr. Moore has appeared with the San Antonio Symphony, the Nashville Chamber Orchestra, the Tennessee Summer Symphony, the Chattanooga Symphony, and on numerous occasions with the Memphis Symphony. He has also been a featured Guest Artist at the International Trumpet Guild Conference. Scott Moore has a Master of Music degree from the New England Conservatory of Music, and a Bachelor of Arts degree from McNeese State University. His teachers have included Charles Schlueter, Robert Nagel, Arnold Jacobs, and Michael Ewald.Mentioned in this episode:Robinson's Lip RepairPainful chops because of pesky cold sores are a thing of the past with Robinson's Remedies Lip Repair!Robinson's RemediesTrumpet Lessons with Adolph Herseth?Have you heard of a gentleman by the name of Bud Herseth? You have? Great! Well, Right now you can get a 57 minute audio titled Trumpet Lessons with Adolph Herseth for free. Just go to lessonswithbud.com to learn more!JNS MediaNeed a boost in your online presence? What about a podcast? Go to whataboutapodcast.com and see if it's the right call for your business. You know you need a website, but just don't have the time to maintain it. Or maybe you want a customized logo, or a bio that doesn't read like the instructions to a washing machine to set yourself apart from the rest of the pack. Visit jns.media and check out the suite of...
Kelly Iko, The Athletic's Rockets beatman and host of the Ikosystem show, joins to discuss the rebuilding Rockets. We discuss the key dynamics around the team this season:What can we make of the fact there are more young guys than roles? What are the expectations for Stephen Silas as he enters the last guaranteed year of his contract? Can franchise pillars Jalen Green, Jabari Smith, Jr., and Alperen Sengun evolve this year? Plus, our predictions for the Rockets season.Zion is back! Will Guillory of The Athletic takes a look at an intriguing Pels season. We discuss Zion's form, the frontcourt fit with Jonas Valanciunas, the path to a good defense, what Willie Green's rotation will look like, and of course make our predictions for the Pels' season.Plus, Thursday Daily Duncs.Thursday Daily Duncs (10/13/22)Patrick Beverley-Russell WestbrookSomething or nothing? In the Lakers' preseason loss to the Timberwolves yesterday, Patrick Beverley tried to bring his floormates together during a stoppage. Russell Westbrook didn't join.As much as Beverley has talked up his fast friendship with Westbrook now that they're teammates in Los Angeles, there are many years of them being nemeses.But I'm going with nothing.Westbrook, who was called for a foul on the preceding play, might have been talking to a referee. Though resisting Beverley's continued attempts to wave him into the huddle, Westbrook high-fived Beverley while taking his spot outside the paint. By that time, Westbrook might have thought he was too late to huddle and it was time for the free throw.Mostly, it's the high-five that does it for me. That's a key piece of evidence people overly thirsty for Lakers drama are overlookingDraymond GreenThe Warriors didn't suspend Draymond Green for punching Jordan Poole in the face.Why not?Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN:I'm told that the Warriors, they put a significant amount of weight on the fact that opening night was ring night, that the players are going to get their rings. Draymond Green, Klay Thompson, Steph Curry – their fourth championship in Golden State. The banner is going to be raised. They did not treat this like it was one of 82. They didn't want to suspend Draymond Green and keep him from that. Now, if this incident had happened in the regular season or if this had just been a normal opening night and they weren't there as defending champions, there probably would've been a suspension for Draymond Green.This strikes me as reasonable. Green was integral to the Warriors winning the championship. The ring-and-banner ceremony is a uniquely special moment in celebrating that massive accomplishment.There are two, overlapping questions about how Golden State should have punished Green: How severe should the punishment have been? What punishment is appropriate? You can think Green deserved a harsher penalty than he got while believing suspending him for ring night wouldn't have been a fitting punishment.My problem with the logic, though: Why didn't the Warriors just suspend Green for their previous two preseason games (which he missed anyway while away from the team) and maybe their last preseason game tomorrow (which he'll probably play in)? If Golden State wanted to send a message of a suspension while allowing Green to attend ring night, that would have been an easy middle ground.Instead, the Warriors went out of their way to say Green's weeklong absence wasn't a suspension.Jeanie BussRich Eisen asked Lakers owner Jeannie Buss who's in her inner circle.Buss:“People are fascinated with that for some reason. I could ask you, do you ever ask Mark Cuban who his inner circle is? Or Joe Lacob who his inner circle is? There's just something about being a woman I think people feel like, ‘Oh, what crutches does she need, or what does she lean on, because she's not capable of doing it herself.' I have great people that I work with. People seem most interested in Linda Rambis, who I've been working with for over 30 years. I've operated in the same style since I started working with the organization and, even before that, with the Great Western Forum putting on events. And I build – I'm a leader. I'm not a dictator. I like to build consensus. I like to hear from everybody at the table. And then ultimately people need to understand, I'm the governor of the team, and I'm held accountable for every decision that's made both business and basketball. So if anything goes wrong, it's on my watch, and I'm held accountable for it.”People are fascinated with Buss' inner circle because they care about the Lakers. People caring so deeply about the Lakers has made Buss a lot of money, by the way. The franchise has made numerous questionable-at-best decisions, and people are so invested in the team, they want to understand who's behind those decisions.There has been major interest in the Mavericks' power structure under Mark Cuban. Ditto the Warriors under Joe Lacob, though winning breeds contentment. The Lakers can't just tell fans to relax and trust the front office.What does Buss mean when she says she's held accountable for the Lakers' decisions? She's not at risk of losing her position. She'll suffer the financial losses (or, more accurately, lesser financial gains). But she can just try again next time. As the Robert Sarver situation showed, owners are – in many ways – above accountability.People in basketball operations usually aren't.Unless they operate in the shadows of Jeanie Buss' inner circle. In that case, they're fairly well shielded.Damian LillardTrail Blazers star Damian Lillard revealed more about his 2021 offseason meeting with LeBron James and Anthony Davis at LeBron's house in Los Angeles.Lillard, via Logan Murdock of The Ringer:“Like, man, what if that happened? What if I did go? I thought about it. At that point, I was thinking about a lot of things.”Lillard added: “I was like, ‘If I'm going to ever look at a different situation than mine, I'm going to look at one where I know I'm going to have a great chance to win.'”Lillard landed where he always does: loyal to Portland. I think it's cool Lillard has his own values and continues to stick with them. There are obviously temptations to join better teams.However, I'm not sure the Lakers had enough ammo to trade for Lillard. Maybe if he demanded a trade specifically to Los Angeles. Maybe. But it's tough to imagine how the Trail Blazers would've reacted to something so out of character.Lillard's meeting with LeBron and Davis at LeBron's house sounds similar to Russell Westbrook's meeting with LeBron and Davis at LeBron's house. The Lakers, of course, traded for Westbrook that summer.Tyler HerroThe Heat signed Tyler Herro to a four-year, $120 million contract extension. (The deal could theoretically be worth $130 million with incentives. Emphasis on theoretically.)Want an idea how these negotiations unfold (beyond just listening to our annual Mock Rookie Extensions podcast, of course)?Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald:Herro said Tuesday that the Heat made its initial extension offer on July 1, the first day that he became eligible for one. The first offer was four years, $100 million, Herro said.The Heat, over the ensuing weeks, raised the offer to “like $112 [million], then $120 [million] and then $130” million, factoring in potential incentives, Herro said.The significance of the Heat offering Herro an extension July 1: That shows they wanted to keep him rather than use him in a trade for someone like Kevin Durant or Donovan Mitchell. Once he signed the extension, Herro counts at his actual 2022-23 salary outgoing in a trade but the average of his salaries in 2022-23 and the four seasons of the extension outgoing.Simply, trading Herro became far more complicated with the extension – a burden Miami wouldn't have accepted if wanting to trade Herro. The Heat were apparently willing to accept that limitation as early as July 1.Andre DrummondBulls center Andre Drummond has made 3-of-4 3-pointers this preseason.Like many centers, Drummond relishes opportunities to play like a guard. With the Pistons, Stan Van Gundy did the best job satisfying Drummond's desire to touch the ball more often, having the center serve as a passing hub from the high post. Drummond was actually good at that. Forays into shooting have been more erratic.Drummond tried to make himself a threat from beyond the arc his last season-and-a-half in Detroit, but he connected on just 6-of-59 triples (10%).Maybe this will be different.If not, Chicago could again tap Drummond's passing. Already an offense not defined by traditional positional roles, the Bulls are down a playmaker with point guard Lonzo Ball injured.Zach LoweZach Lowe of ESPN published the top 10 of his annual League Pass Rankings.The most watchable team: the Brooklyn Nets. And on some nights, I totally agree. They have the lure of massive untapped upside – or the possibility of spectacular failure. But when Kyrie Irving is out, there just isn't the same appeal (in either direction).The safer pick is Lowe's second choice: the Golden State Warriors. Their chemistry is under the microscope after Draymond Green punched Jordan Poole. Plus, not only do the Warriors play a well-established enjoyable style of basketball, they're trying to integrate several intriguing youngsters, creating a compelling present-vs.-future debate.Patrick EwingGeorgetown posted an enjoyable video of Patrick Ewing watching his current Hoyas players trying to name 90s Knicks by pictures. Considering these Georgetown players weren't even born when Ewing last played for New York, I thought they did pretty well. But it is fun to watch them struggle.For anyone – Hoya or otherwise – wanting to brush up on their 90s Knicks, I recommend "Blood in the Garden" by Chris Herring.Sacramento KingsThe Kings installed a bell in their practice facility to honor certain overlooked plays. Harrison Barnes earned the first ring by taking a charge. But when someone hit the bell, it broke.Classic Kangz.They have since replaced the bell.Trey Murphy IIISpeaking of bloopers, Pelicans forward Trey Murphy III broke up Kyle Lowry's hit-ahead pass to Bam Adebayo – right off the backboard into New Orleans' own basket. Adebayo quickly raised his hand to claim credit for the bucket, which he was entitled to as the closest Heat player.-Dan FeldmanMore Episodes are available exclusively on Dunc'd On Prime! Dunc'd On Prime is the only place to get every Hollinger & Duncan with John Hollinger! Take advantage of our one-time-only presale. DuncdOn.SupportingCast.FMSubscribe to our weekly mailing list for free bonus content and all the info you need to keep up with us.With @NateDuncanNBA and @DannyLeroux., @JohnHollinger and @DanFeldmanNBA
Why John would have suspended Draymond, and why Nate wouldn't have. Plus, the Thursday Daily Duncs. Get the full Hollinger & Duncan episode only on Dunc'd On Prime.You can sign up for Dunc'd On Prime here. If you want to know more about Dunc'd On Prime and why we're making this move, please read this letter from Nate to our listeners.Thursday Daily Duncs (10/13/22)Patrick Beverley-Russell WestbrookSomething or nothing? In the Lakers' preseason loss to the Timberwolves yesterday, Patrick Beverley tried to bring his floormates together during a stoppage. Russell Westbrook didn't join.As much as Beverley has talked up his fast friendship with Westbrook now that they're teammates in Los Angeles, there are many years of them being nemeses.But I'm going with nothing.Westbrook, who was called for a foul on the preceding play, might have been talking to a referee. Though resisting Beverley's continued attempts to wave him into the huddle, Westbrook high-fived Beverley while taking his spot outside the paint. By that time, Westbrook might have thought he was too late to huddle and it was time for the free throw.Mostly, it's the high-five that does it for me. That's a key piece of evidence people overly thirsty for Lakers drama are overlookingDraymond GreenThe Warriors didn't suspend Draymond Green for punching Jordan Poole in the face.Why not?Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN:I'm told that the Warriors, they put a significant amount of weight on the fact that opening night was ring night, that the players are going to get their rings. Draymond Green, Klay Thompson, Steph Curry – their fourth championship in Golden State. The banner is going to be raised. They did not treat this like it was one of 82. They didn't want to suspend Draymond Green and keep him from that. Now, if this incident had happened in the regular season or if this had just been a normal opening night and they weren't there as defending champions, there probably would've been a suspension for Draymond Green.This strikes me as reasonable. Green was integral to the Warriors winning the championship. The ring-and-banner ceremony is a uniquely special moment in celebrating that massive accomplishment.There are two, overlapping questions about how Golden State should have punished Green: How severe should the punishment have been? What punishment is appropriate? You can think Green deserved a harsher penalty than he got while believing suspending him for ring night wouldn't have been a fitting punishment.My problem with the logic, though: Why didn't the Warriors just suspend Green for their previous two preseason games (which he missed anyway while away from the team) and maybe their last preseason game tomorrow (which he'll probably play in)? If Golden State wanted to send a message of a suspension while allowing Green to attend ring night, that would have been an easy middle ground.Instead, the Warriors went out of their way to say Green's weeklong absence wasn't a suspension.Jeanie BussRich Eisen asked Lakers owner Jeannie Buss who's in her inner circle.Buss:“People are fascinated with that for some reason. I could ask you, do you ever ask Mark Cuban who his inner circle is? Or Joe Lacob who his inner circle is? There's just something about being a woman I think people feel like, ‘Oh, what crutches does she need, or what does she lean on, because she's not capable of doing it herself.' I have great people that I work with. People seem most interested in Linda Rambis, who I've been working with for over 30 years. I've operated in the same style since I started working with the organization and, even before that, with the Great Western Forum putting on events. And I build – I'm a leader. I'm not a dictator. I like to build consensus. I like to hear from everybody at the table. And then ultimately people need to understand, I'm the governor of the team, and I'm held accountable for every decision that's made both business and basketball. So if anything goes wrong, it's on my watch, and I'm held accountable for it.”People are fascinated with Buss' inner circle because they care about the Lakers. People caring so deeply about the Lakers has made Buss a lot of money, by the way. The franchise has made numerous questionable-at-best decisions, and people are so invested in the team, they want to understand who's behind those decisions.There has been major interest in the Mavericks' power structure under Mark Cuban. Ditto the Warriors under Joe Lacob, though winning breeds contentment. The Lakers can't just tell fans to relax and trust the front office.What does Buss mean when she says she's held accountable for the Lakers' decisions? She's not at risk of losing her position. She'll suffer the financial losses (or, more accurately, lesser financial gains). But she can just try again next time. As the Robert Sarver situation showed, owners are – in many ways – above accountability.People in basketball operations usually aren't.Unless they operate in the shadows of Jeanie Buss' inner circle. In that case, they're fairly well shielded.Damian LillardTrail Blazers star Damian Lillard revealed more about his 2021 offseason meeting with LeBron James and Anthony Davis at LeBron's house in Los Angeles.Lillard, via Logan Murdock of The Ringer:“Like, man, what if that happened? What if I did go? I thought about it. At that point, I was thinking about a lot of things.”Lillard added: “I was like, ‘If I'm going to ever look at a different situation than mine, I'm going to look at one where I know I'm going to have a great chance to win.'”Lillard landed where he always does: loyal to Portland. I think it's cool Lillard has his own values and continues to stick with them. There are obviously temptations to join better teams.However, I'm not sure the Lakers had enough ammo to trade for Lillard. Maybe if he demanded a trade specifically to Los Angeles. Maybe. But it's tough to imagine how the Trail Blazers would've reacted to something so out of character.Lillard's meeting with LeBron and Davis at LeBron's house sounds similar to Russell Westbrook's meeting with LeBron and Davis at LeBron's house. The Lakers, of course, traded for Westbrook that summer.Tyler HerroThe Heat signed Tyler Herro to a four-year, $120 million contract extension. (The deal could theoretically be worth $130 million with incentives. Emphasis on theoretically.)Want an idea how these negotiations unfold (beyond just listening to our annual Mock Rookie Extensions podcast, of course)?Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald:Herro said Tuesday that the Heat made its initial extension offer on July 1, the first day that he became eligible for one. The first offer was four years, $100 million, Herro said.The Heat, over the ensuing weeks, raised the offer to “like $112 [million], then $120 [million] and then $130” million, factoring in potential incentives, Herro said.The significance of the Heat offering Herro an extension July 1: That shows they wanted to keep him rather than use him in a trade for someone like Kevin Durant or Donovan Mitchell. Once he signed the extension, Herro counts at his actual 2022-23 salary outgoing in a trade but the average of his salaries in 2022-23 and the four seasons of the extension outgoing.Simply, trading Herro became far more complicated with the extension – a burden Miami wouldn't have accepted if wanting to trade Herro. The Heat were apparently willing to accept that limitation as early as July 1.Andre DrummondBulls center Andre Drummond has made 3-of-4 3-pointers this preseason.Like many centers, Drummond relishes opportunities to play like a guard. With the Pistons, Stan Van Gundy did the best job satisfying Drummond's desire to touch the ball more often, having the center serve as a passing hub from the high post. Drummond was actually good at that. Forays into shooting have been more erratic.Drummond tried to make himself a threat from beyond the arc his last season-and-a-half in Detroit, but he connected on just 6-of-59 triples (10%).Maybe this will be different.If not, Chicago could again tap Drummond's passing. Already an offense not defined by traditional positional roles, the Bulls are down a playmaker with point guard Lonzo Ball injured.Zach LoweZach Lowe of ESPN published the top 10 of his annual League Pass Rankings.The most watchable team: the Brooklyn Nets. And on some nights, I totally agree. They have the lure of massive untapped upside – or the possibility of spectacular failure. But when Kyrie Irving is out, there just isn't the same appeal (in either direction).The safer pick is Lowe's second choice: the Golden State Warriors. Their chemistry is under the microscope after Draymond Green punched Jordan Poole. Plus, not only do the Warriors play a well-established enjoyable style of basketball, they're trying to integrate several intriguing youngsters, creating a compelling present-vs.-future debate.Patrick EwingGeorgetown posted an enjoyable video of Patrick Ewing watching his current Hoyas players trying to name 90s Knicks by pictures. Considering these Georgetown players weren't even born when Ewing last played for New York, I thought they did pretty well. But it is fun to watch them struggle.For anyone – Hoya or otherwise – wanting to brush up on their 90s Knicks, I recommend "Blood in the Garden" by Chris Herring.Sacramento KingsThe Kings installed a bell in their practice facility to honor certain overlooked plays. Harrison Barnes earned the first ring by taking a charge. But when someone hit the bell, it broke.Classic Kangz.They have since replaced the bell.Trey Murphy IIISpeaking of bloopers, Pelicans forward Trey Murphy III broke up Kyle Lowry's hit-ahead pass to Bam Adebayo – right off the backboard into New Orleans' own basket. Adebayo quickly raised his hand to claim credit for the bucket, which he was entitled to as the closest Heat player.-Dan Feldman
The briefers discuss MakerDAO’s move to increase its reliance on real-world assets after lamenting another bridge hack, this time on the Binance Smart Chain, and wrap up by covering MasterCard’s new tool intended to flag suspicious crypto exchanges. Please remember: this podcast is solely for informational and educational purposes and is not investment, tax, legal or insurance advice. Digital assets are speculative and highly volatile and you should conduct thorough research before you invest. To learn more, visit: fcatalyst.com FMR LLC. © 2022 FMR LLC. All rights reserved.
Several of Carol's hottest retail trajectories are on fire right now. In this episode, she gives the 411 on fierce growth categories, emerging business models, dizzying diversification, and who's leading the charge. She outlines new opportunities for B2B marketers and positioning strategies that pivot off where retailers and brands are going next. In this episode you'll learn:· Why white label solutions are a hedge against product-based headwinds` · How new physical formats are the gift that keeps on giving· Why DTC isn't everything and retail's wholesale heyday is well underway (again)· Why true scale is no longer achieved in a single channel
The "baptized imagination" is a phrase that sometimes gets thrown around Christian circles, but what does it mean? What does imagination have to do with real life, much less Christian spirituality, anyway? This lecture will offer some introductory definitions of what the imagination is (and what it is not) to help us better understand and grow in this powerful human faculty. A lecture given at L'Abri Fellowship in Southborough, Massachusetts. For more information, visit https://southboroughlabri.org/ The Copyright for all material on the podcast is held by L'Abri Fellowship. We ask that you respect this by not publishing the material in full or in part in any format or post it on a website without seeking prior permission from L'Abri Fellowship. ©Southborough L'Abri 2022
This week on NintenDomain, St. John drops by to talk about the Des Moines adventures that him and Trey had. They also talk about Kirby and the Forgotten Land, Lego Star Wars: Skywalker Saga, Sega 32X, and Sega CD! Check out John's Blog at: https://nerdnoiseradio.blogspot.com/2022/02/nnr-blog-st-john-why-i-am-so-personally.html?m=1&fbclid=IwAR2tjigULa_0uInr4XyhucMFlE_SgUQ5uCbAuqTgQ-K6zEe0d4PVxuTkEkk Support the Show at: www.patreon.com/nintendomainpodcast Music: Intro: Kirby and the Forgotten Land: Welcome to the New World! Break 1: Final Fight CD: Subway Break 2: Final Fight CD: Bay Area Bathroom Ending: Welcome Back, Kirby! Topics! Got Item: Sly Spy Night Slashers Donut County American Hero Bowser's Fury Steam Deck Des Moines Up/Down Bar Kirby and the Forgotten Land Lego Star Wars
Ankur shares a morning with John Blacksmith, known affectionately as “Yoda” by his friends for his enduring wisdom, which he demonstrates quite ably on the show. JB shares with us the wealth inherent in quitting one's job, what he learned by running a “failed” juice bar, his dance between fundamentalism and spirituality, and his own experiences of being profoundly changed by a teacher. Every time I talk to JB, I'm left with a widespread feeling on hope. We can all learn. We can all evolve. We can all take the time to put our relationships first and not have to suffer (financially, professionally, or otherwise) in doing so. If you enjoyed the episode, let us know! Ask us questions. Tell us your favorite bits. Our email is info@10kh.show and our twitter handle is @10000HeroesPod. Thanks for listening and see you in 2 weeks. In the show JB referenced Professor Colombo of USD. Here's an article about him: https://www.sandiego.edu/news/detail.php?_focus=40550
Forays' of cold air had been frequent across the Plains states in the fall of 2013; snow had accumulated in places across Montana and the Dakotas. But the middle of December brought somewhat milder weather as winds across the region shifted from the north to the southwest and south and air came surging up out of Mexico. The change in the wind brought and marked change in the weather and on December 18, 2013 Record warmth spread across the Plains. Boulder, MT. tied the record of 54 set in 1979. Denver, CO. reached 68, breaking the record of 66. Imperial, NE broke their record of 65 from 1979 by reaching 69. All across the region people welcomed the break in the early season cold that had held sway earlier in the month – it was not to last – just a couple of days later temperatures in parts of the region dipped into the teens and single digits. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Steph in her own words: “Being a very shy and uncoordinated child I used to avoid anything active until a family holiday to the Lake District ignited a passion for walking and the outdoors. I love to get outside and active and to push my body to see just what it's capable of. The excitement of tackling a long-distance trail appeals to me, but I also enjoy discovering the adventure my local area has to offer. I find joy in immersing myself in nature- wherever you are you can find great beauty. Middle age is a time when people tend to slow down and stop being active. I want to inspire other people in their 40s, 50s, 60s and beyond that you are still capable of doing some pretty amazing things and that it's never too late for adventure.” New episodes of the Tough Girl Podcast go live every Tuesday at 7am UK time - Hit the subscribe button so you don't miss out. The Tough Girl Podcast is sponsorship and ad free thanks to the monthly financial support of patrons. Support the mission to increase the amount of female role models in the media. Visit www.patreon.com/toughgirlpodcast and subscribe - super quick and easy to do and it makes a massive difference. Thank you. Show notes Turning 50 and being passionate about getting outdoors Wanting to do more and more Being very shy and uncoordinated while growing up Doing everything to avoid physical activity Being inspired by spending time walking in the Lake District Progressing her walking and joining the Long Distance Walkers Association (LDWA) Getting involved in Challenge Walks with the LDWA Deciding what challenges to do next Doing the coast to coast walk Feeling scared at the start How her confidence grew through experience Walking with a friend on the Isle of Man Walking the Pennine Way and why it was challenging due to lockdowns and covid Dealing with the British Weather…. Planning and preparation for walks The importance of long training walks Equipment and gear on a budget Ways to keep the costs down as a single traveller Doing her first overnight camping trip A Pennine Journey (247 miles) The plan… Food and nutrition while on the challenge Training and getting physically ready Wanting to share her stories with others Signing up for the Marathon des Sables (MDS) to document the training of the journey Start small and build up Running the London Marathon Marathon des Sables Building up fitness and training for the MDS Preparing the mind and getting mentally ready for the challenge Running the wettest MDS ever! Lessons learned from finishing the MDS Dealing with stomach issues Craving coffee Follow along with Steph on social media Part 2 A Pennie Journey The route Why things didn't quite go to plan Dealing with blisters and the Summer heat wave Building her confidence with camping and using her tent The magical moments from the experience Getting resupply on the route Going solo and meeting other walkers Making a few changes to stay out on the trail for 17 days Dealing with blisters and pain Feeling a little disappointed at the end Final words of advice Starting small and building up Going on local adventures Social Media Website: www.endurance-adventures.co.uk Instagram: @endurance_adventures Facebook: @enduranceadventures
Today Adam and Antoine will talk again about delays! The first part is available on our Youtube channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYAAdjt3Eix36ie7pwF8ZeA Enjoy this second part where we talk about everything except the actual topic of the show!
Faithlessness always leads to sin of one kind or another. And sin begets sin. Repent! Believe! Bring forth the fruit of repentance!
Pacifico talks with entrepreneur advisor and coach about her career advising innovative entrepreneurs across the country and around the world.---Law, The Universe, And Everything is a show featuring leaders from the fields of law, business, sports, medicine, spirituality, music, marketing, entrepreneurship, cannabis, blockchain, and beyond. We talk about anything and everything as long as its interesting. No topic is off limits so it's a bit like Joe Rogan meets Tim Ferriss but the host has better hair. Law, The Universe, And Everything is a production of The Soldati Group (https://soldatigroup.com). All opinions expressed by the host and podcast guests are solely their own opinions and do not reflect the opinions of The Soldati Group. This podcast is for information and entertainment purposes only. These discussions do not constitute legal or investment advice.------Law, The Universe, And Everything is sponsored by Prosperitas, an animated video agency that can help you bring your company's ideas, values, products, and messages to life with the power of engaging videos. Whether you strive to win more customers, engage or educate your audience, Prosperitas will craft each video specifically targeted to fit your brand and vision. Visit https://ProsperitasAgency.com today to learn more and discover how Prosperitas can create the best videos your company has ever had to help increase conversion rates and drive more sales.---------Book Recommendations:Positive Intelligence by Shirzad Chamine: https://amzn.to/3isUBzSOh The Places You'll Go by Dr. Suess: https://amzn.to/3rkWQsOThe Subtle Art of Not Giving A F*ck by Mark Manson: https://amzn.to/2W09VwgThe Alchemist by Paolo Coehlo: https://amzn.to/2Usm8Jx------Show Notes:00:00 Show Intro01:04 https://ProsperitasAgency.com01:38 Guest Intro – Else Johnson02:21 Interview begins02:31 Growing up in Denmark and immigrating to the US03:32 Forays into entrepreneurship06:40 The power of Neuro Linguistic Programming and positive intent10:32 Business in Arizona16:45 Else's favorite projects19:06 The exciting future of business, technology, and education27:11 Else's favorite failure29:43 Else's book recommendations30:22 Else's billboard31:50 Else's best investments32:36 Else's advice for young people33:03 Finding mentors33:49 Getting better at saying no34:20 Else's heroes35:18 Trusting yourself35:48 Else's self-care strategies36:46 The kindest thing anyone has done for Else38:06 Show Outro
In this episode of Interpreting India, Avinash Paliwal and Thomas Ruttig join Deep Pal to analyze the present situation in Afghanistan, what the implications of the U.S. withdrawal might be, and what this might mean for India and other countries involved. Episode Background:The withdrawal of the United States and its NATO allies from Afghanistan has led to concerns over the Kabul government's ability to survive in the face of an aggressive Taliban onslaught. The peace process, which the U.S. had initiated between the Taliban and the Afghan government, has also stalled without achieving a settlement. While President Ghani has asserted that the government forces are prepared to meet the challenges that the withdrawal presents, analysts remain pessimistic about the possibilities. Episode Contributors:Avinash Paliwal is a senior lecturer in International Relations and deputy director of the SOAS South Asia Institute | Twitter: @PaliwalAviThomas Ruttig is co-founder and co-director of the Afghanistan Analysts Network | Twitter: @thruttigDeep Pal is a visiting fellow in the Asia program at Carnegie Endowment for International Peace | Twitter: @DeepPal_Episode Timestamps: 2:26 The Current Situation and Prospects for Peace8:48 On the Possibility of a Power-Sharing Agreement 16:01 The Taliban and its Factions, and the India-Pakistan Dyad54:58 On the Role of Other Countries and Players57:40 Where is the Conflict Headed?Further Reading: A Troika of Four: Looking back at the March 2021 Afghanistan meeting in Moscow by Thomas RuttigAfghanistan After the US Withdrawal: An Elusive Peace by Thomas RuttigEngaging with the Taliban is Necessary by Avinash PaliwalSino twist to Af-Pak puzzle: Given China's Forays, India's Afghanistan Strategy Must Look at Iran, Taliban, and Even Pakistan by Avinash PaliwalMy Enemy's Enemy: India in Afghanistan from the Soviet Invasion to the US by Avinash Paliwal
Go way back in Overdrive's 60-year history and you'll find more than a little dabbling in the bright lights of Hollywood and the country music scene of the ‘60s and ‘70s. It didn't hurt that the Overdrive office was in the entertainment mecca of the Los Angeles area, but what really drove the connections was Overdrive's founder and editor, former independent trucker Mike Parkhurst. Many of those associated with the magazine's early years have passed on, including Parkhurst, who died in 2014. One of the key players during about half of Parkhurst's 25-year ownership of Overdrive was Roger Galloway. Now 77, Galloway is communications director for Mohave County, Arizona. “My Overdrive days were from 1970-'86, with the exception of 1979-'81, when I produced national TV specials,” said Galloway. Some of them focused on country music stars, such as “Great Ladies of Country” and “Tribute to Kitty Wells.” They were not tied to Overdrive, though Galloway's first TV special, “Truckin' in Nashville,” was produced in 1979 outside a Nashville, Tennessee, truck stop. Galloway was also involved the in the late 1960s/early 1970s off-and-on-again filming of Parkhurst's own "Moonfire" feature-length film, which you can also read more about via this link: https://www.overdriveonline.com/15066080 Hear more in this Overdrive Radio special edition, part our 60th-anniversary series of lookbacks on trucking, and Overdrive's own, history: http://overdriveonline.com/trucking-history
The headlines this week:– Soulja Boy tweets $24K pay-to-play deal with SafeMoon clone — then deletes it. – Crypto traders in China flock to OTC desks despite scrutiny, report. – The NFT market bubble has popped and we've got the charts to prove it. – Binance Smart Chain hackers made $167M with flash loans, exploits in May. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Peter Ford is one of Australia’s pre-eminent entertainment reporters. For over 30 years he has been breaking the news and sharing insight on the people and product that grace an array of stages. Whether they be real stars or reality stars, legitimate legends or legends in their lunchbox, Hollywood royalty or House of Windsor, red carpet or red face; Pete keeps us informed using his vast sources and impeccable charm.Commencing his career as an office boy with Radio 3UZ in Melbourne, he had a valuable vantage point to observe a world he longed to be part of, and the many personalities that inhabited that world. Forays into producing for radio and then TV, at the age of 21, producing Good Morning Australia, then hosted by Kerri-Anne Kennerley and Gordon Elliott, quickly followed. In such experiences he was beginning to garner terrific insight to celebrity and the shenanigans, shine and schmooze of showbusiness.It was entertainment legend Bert Newton who first recognised Ford’s potential as an on-air talent and provided the encouragement and opportunity to develop this skill. Other mentors have included comedienne Joan Rivers, who Peter met in the most surprising of circumstances.Entertainment reporters create a range of personas to take on the flamboyance and glitter of the industry they profile. Ford has maintained a mantle as a reporter who has investigated with integrity and honesty. Perhaps that’s why he is the best and most widely heard entertainment reporter in Australia and NZ. “Allegedly”.So says his twitter profile. A platform he inhabits for work and to satisfy his thirst for the news cycle. But navigation of the twitterverse comes with its share of personal attacks. He elaborates on recent attention.Peter rarely gives interviews but graciously agreed to this conversation, recorded in his studio at Channel 7 in Melbourne. He is a marvel to watch in action. A consummate pro who knows his content, knows his audience and knows how to share a story. Here’s my breaking story, with Peter Ford.The STAGES podcast is available from iTunes, Spotify, Whooshkaa or wherever you get your podcasts.
#214 – Sometimes Downers is one big main entrée, and sometimes it's not. And when it's not, it's a veritable buffet of snacks, which is this week's episode. In this installment: What Things are Two Things, Kate's Hot Steaks Took You, Forays into Social Media: Instagram Edition, and Downers Coins a New Phrase ("Faux Arguing"). Also, a missile comes toward Jack's face. Plugs this week: Armrests (Hao) Valheim, for Ian (Jack) Five Guys (Kate) downersradio@gmail.com • /r/downersradio • @downersradio on the twittersphere • https://hrf.org
Vi Business forays into integrated IoT, plans expansion of cloud services. The announcement from Vodafone Idea comes a day after Bharti Airtel announced the launch of Airtel IoT - an end-to-end platform with the capability to connect and manage billions of devices and applications. There are three specific fields Vi will be getting into. One IoT and integrated space. Second one is on collaboration which includes a host of SaaS and third will be cloud services. From being a traditional connectivity player, they will be connectivity plus collaboration plus IoT and integrated IoT and a cloud platform, said Kishore, chief enterprise business officer, Vi BusinessCoupa Announces Strategic Partnership with Japan Cloud to Establish Coupa K.K. This joint venture will enable Coupa to scale to support the growing number of Japanese companies looking to gain greater efficiency and agility through Business Spend Management. Japan Cloud has a demonstrated track record of scaling U.S. enterprise software companies in the Japanese market, including Salesforce, Marketo, and most recently New Relic, BlackLine, WalkMe, nCino, and Braze.IBM drives innovation with new Cloud for Financial Services. With the general availability of IBM Cloud for Financial Services, the financial services industry, including technology partners, can now build applications with Red Hat OpenShift, migrate virtual machine workloads, and establish compliance profiles across their workloads to help support their continuous compliance needs. Financial services institutions can now accelerate their cloud journeys with IBM Cloud for Financial Services' built-in security and compliance controls for both cloud-native and VMware workload.
Retailers are investing in services as never before to keep shoppers engaged and explore new revenue streams. Forays into healthcare, advertising, and financial services are becoming commonplace as retailers like Walmart, Kroger, and Target take platform-building to the next level. But what happens when retailers begin to see themselves as services, not just companies that provide them?In this episode, Carol reveals her latest retail trajectory, retailer-as-service, and details how it changes the game for the industry and retail suppliers of all stripes. She wraps up with a lightening round on the rush of brand introductions hitting retail right now and how it's setting the stage for post-COVID profitability.In this episode you'll learn:The unexpected customer groups driving retailers' growth strategiesHow retailer services will shift spending for brand marketersWhy “if they build it, you must use it” should be suppliers' new mantraWhy retailers see portfolio-building as a post-COVID safeguard
Join Field Staff Writer Shawn West on his first goose hunt back many years ago. Lead shot was still legal, decoys were uncommon, and calls were not as popular. A foggy still morning created experiences that have inspired a lifelong love for the pursuit of Canada geese. Leave a Review for a chance to win a hat! Rate This Podcast Love our content? Buy us a cup of coffee to keep us fueled! About the Podcast: The pursuit for food has taken us into the wilderness, across rivers, and atop mountains. These journeys have connected us to the wild. It is this connection that allows us to experience the wild places this world has to offer in search for both wild game and adventure. Accompany us on our Adventures for Food.
This episode is also available as a blog post: https://autoretailpro.com/tata-motors-introduces-the-magic-express-ambulance-forays-into-compact-ambulance-segment/
Forays’ of cold air had been frequent across the Plains states in the fall of 2013; snow had even accumulated in places across Montana and the Dakotas. But the middle of December brought somewhat milder weather as winds across the region shifted from the north to the southwest and south and air came surging up out of Mexico. The change in the wind brought and marked change in the weather and on December 18, 2013 Record warmth spread across the Plains. Boulder, MT. tied the record of 54 set in 1979. Denver, CO. reached 68, breaking the record of 66 last recorded in 1979. Imperial, NE broke their record of 65 from 1979 by reaching 69. All across the region people welcomed the break in the early season cold that had held sway earlier in the month – it was not to last – just a couple of days later temperatures in parts of the region dipped into the teens and single digits. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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Joining us for this edition of AJFF In Conversation: The Jewish Film Podcast, is very special guest Eli Attie, whose own time in politics and natural writing talent helped shape the much-beloved The West Wing, created by Aaron Sorkin. This fall, Sorkin is back with The Trial of the Chicago 7, based on the infamous court proceedings of seven defendants charged with conspiracy for their protests at the 1968 Democratic National Convention. He is also gathering the cast of The West Wing for a reunion special in support of voter turnout. Forays into the political have been a mainstay of Sorkin's work, beginning with A Few Good Men and The American President. Even when his films and TV shows have focused on sports, showbiz, or social networks, the tinge of politics finds a way in. Before the 2020 election season comes to a close, we dissect Sorkin's political preoccupations, and his vision of political idealism and civic virtue, best personified in the fictional Bartlet administration.
Mira Katherine Sorvino was born in Manhattan. She is the daughter of Lorraine Davis, an actress turned drama therapist, and veteran character actor Paul Sorvino. Her father's family were Italian immigrants. The young Sorvino was intelligent, an avid reader and an exceptional scholar. Her father discouraged her from becoming an actor, as he knew how the industry often chews up young stars. She attended Harvard, majoring in Chinese, graduating magna cum laude in 1989, largely on the strength of her thesis, a Hoopes Prize-winning thesis on racial conflict in China, written and researched during the year spent in Beijing, which helped her fluency in Mandarin Chinese. However, she showed interest in a career in acting from an early age, and moved to New York City to try her hand in the City's film industry, waitressing, auditioning and working at the Tribeca production company of Robert De Niro. She succeeded in getting a little television work in the early 1990s, but got her first film job in the independent gangster movie Amongst Friends (1993), on which she worked her way up the ladder behind the camera to eventually associate-produce the film, and, more importantly, was eventually cast as the female lead. The indie production was well-received, and Sorvino's performance attracted enough buzz to get her cast in two more movies, one a more prominent indie, Barcelona (1994), the other her first Hollywood feature, Quiz Show(1994), and her skillful performances brought her yet more attention. An exceptionally poised and articulate young woman, she may have seemed inappropriate to play a crazy hooker, but Woody Allen took the chance, and her magnificent performance as the female lead in his Mighty Aphrodite (1995) proved her range as a performer and earned her an Oscar (at the tender age of 29) for Best Supporting Actress. Since winning the Oscar, Sorvino has continued to take a wide range of roles, including another stretch as Marilyn Monroe in Norma Jean & Marilyn (1996), co-starring with another very intelligent and skilled young actress, Ashley Judd. Forays into action and horror, such as Mimic (1997) and The Replacement Killers (1998) show that Sorvino is not above being playful in the film roles she chooses. However, what forever cemented her role in popular culture was her performance as charmingly silly California beach girl Romy White in Romy and Michele's High School Reunion (1997), in which she and co-star Lisa Kudrow utter one hilarious absurdity after another. She is most recently featured in Ryan Murphy's Hollywood on Netflix.
This week on New Classical Tracks, Sharon Isbin talks about her new release, 'Strings for Peace.' Her first foray into Indian Classical music combines guitar with the Indian sarod to create a magical album.
There was a time when Phish fans had to record and trade physical cassette tapes in order to relive a show, or hear it for the first time. They relied entirely on that network until the band and its fans pioneered a more efficient way to communicate and share music using a new network called… the Internet.
Follow the series on Twitch and podcast form here: https://linktr.ee/thebrokenpact Support us: https://ko-fi.com/savingthrowshow JOIN US ON SOCIAL MEDIA On Facebook: http://facebook.com/savingthrowshow On Instagram: http://instagram.com/savingthrowshow On Twitter: http://twitter.com/savingthrowshow CHAT WITH US ON DISCORD https://discord.gg/skgg8AcCHECK OUT OUR WIKI https://savingthrowshow.fandom.com/wiki/Saving_Throw_Show_Wiki ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ STARRING: Game Master Reuben Bresler | http://twitter.com/MoxReubyRiley Silverman | http://twitter.com/RileyJSilverman Gaurav Gulati | https://twitter.com/doublegxg Jordan Pridgen | https://twitter.com/jordanpigeon Ashlen Rose | https://twitter.com/AshlenRose Produced by: Dom Zook Gaurav Gulati
In this episode, Kendall, rachel, and Lisa talk about: * Not being librarian-y enough * A night job turning news into jpgs * Bleeding-edge social media experiments * Forays into leadership (and friendships!) via brunching with Women Who Code * The importance of good office snacks * A good experience with a Lara Hogan workshop * Practicing difficult interactions * Tips for managing through change * Improving one's game face * How authority requires responsiveness * The magic of recontextualizing failure You can find Lisa on the internet @lisadsmith on twitter and on LinkedIn as /smithwebsmith :) Special thanks to Mel Stanley for our theme music
In this episode, in celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Moon landing, we talk with Apollo engineer Dr David Baker and then traverse the surface of Mars with Airbus ExoMars rover engineer Abbie Hutty.
Flip Florey's Super Saturday Board Game Serial | A podcast about the fun in BoardGames
In this episode we meet up with our friend Annette, otherwise known as Nettersplays, also known as personal perch for Gizmo! We chat about Stefan Felds masterpiece It Happens! We chat about anteaters, euro games, what can make a childs game fun, and then I hit Nettersplays with all of those hard hitting anteater questions … Continue reading "Episode 64 – Fun Feldian Forays" The post Episode 64 – Fun Feldian Forays appeared first on Flip Floreys Super Saturday Board Game Serial!.
Introduction to podcast. We're going to explore whatever looks interesting, a particular topic or subject that I don't know much about, whether it's how to get better sleep, or how to shoot a slingshot, or starting a Keto diet. Going from relative newbie to discover something to improve day to day life...or whatever else might captivate our attention. Join us for the discovery. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/forays/support
Looking at image in writing. Forays into dream analysis, Troy, and self image.
First Forays Into Friendship, an interview with Leah Libresco, a writer, speaker, and general Renaissance Woman whose work can be found at leahlibresco.com. We talk about the ideas contained in her forth coming book, "Building the Benedict Option: A Guide to Gathering Two or Three Together in His Name." Particularly, we look into particular, practical, and immediate ways folks who yearn for more community can get started doing so without necessarily having the resources to do something revolutionary. We someone include drinking in parking lots and curling, but once you start the podcast, it will all make sense.
Professional Bull Riders' CEO Sean Gleason talks about PBR's new streaming video service and two major forays into rodeo. Listen in...
This is Jeff Bezos' world…we're just living in it. Or at least, that's how it feels for an eCommerce merchant. It's hard to overstate the continued growth, innovation, and reach of Amazon. With 214 distribution centers and growing. Sales growing at 20-30% per year. Forays into apparel, electronics (Kindle and the Echo family of products), batteries, and several other categories. It's hard not to look at Amazon with awe and wonder. So, what's a merchant to do in light of Amazon's dominance? Is Amazon friend or foe, or somewhere in between? Andrew Youderian knows the world of independent eCommerce store owners better than arguably anyone on the planet. He started the eCommerce Fuel podcast in 2014 and the eCommerce Fuel private forum shortly thereafter. He's bought, grown and sold several eCommerce businesses and he interacts regularly with top independent merchants on a monthly basis. When it comes to eCommerce Andrew has done and seen it all. In this episode, we look at how you as a merchant can stay relevant and thrive in the shadow of Amazon…and how to benefit from Amazon without “making a deal with the devil” so to speak. He dives into detail on: - What factors to consider when forming your Amazon strategy - What merchants are most at risk to face irrelevance and extinction as Amazon continues to grow and innovate - Andrews 4 Musts for thriving in an Amazon World - When to “blitz” Amazon vs. when to back off - Top takeaways from some of the best independent merchants on the planet…tips and ideas for you to steal and deploy
Stacked Cars In City Junkyard, 1973. US National Archives Erik and Potatowire celebrate a birthday, then talk about what they read, why they choose what they read, how they try to escape the bubble, reading faster, and keeping an open mind. Erik’s New Keyboard Timothy Ferriss - 4-Hour Workweek Timothy Ferriss - 4-Hour Body Timothy Ferriss - 4-Hour Chef Timothy Ferriss - Tools of Titans Scott Adams - How to Fail at Almost Everything and Still Win Big The Economist Seth Godin - What to Do When It’s Your Turn Robert Caro - The Years of Lyndon Johnson Robert Caro - The Power Broker Ryan Holiday - Trust Me, I’m Lying Robert Greene - 48 Laws of Power StartUp Ryan Holiday - The Obstacle Is The Way Ryan Holiday - Ego is the Enemy Epictetus - Enchiridion Letters to Lucilius - Seneca Meditations - Marcus Aurelius Time Chapter 00:00 Happy Birthday 01:21 A Complete Timothy Ferriss N00b 15:28 A Towering Stack of Guilt 19:33 It’s Your Turn 23:00 Let’s Talk about Writing 32:18 Forays into Stoicism 38:00 Philosophy and Faith 51:59 Active Acceptance
The heroes face but two more trials barring their entry into the underwater facility, how will they fare?
The heroes make their way to the under water facility and find themselves faced with a series of trials.
The heroes come face to face with a God. Also a frantic fight against a foe with a few too many bones to pick.
Finally the answer to who burned down the gangs restaurant is revealed. Also: will the party be able to trust in Abs?
Abs is under the influence of a tentacled monstrosity. The heroes must escape the Aboleth as well as take steps towards their next journey.
Far below Forsworn Manor in a waterlogged cavern our heroes are confronted by an imprisoned entity that desires their aid to free itself.
Master cellist Bronwyn Hagerty sits down with John to discuss her venture into contemporary a cappella with Carnegie Mellon University's Counterpoint.
Master cellist Bronwyn Hagerty sits down with John to discuss her venture into contemporary a cappella with Carnegie Mellon University's Counterpoint.
Andrew Starkey from Spiral 4 / IMRG discusses recent research showing more online shoppers select express delivery compared to economy shipping. Why is this happening, and what does it mean for the delivery sector? Cathy Morrow Roberson discusses postal operators' forays into logistics, comparing An Post's new venture with DHL's partnerships with national posts. We also cover DB Schenker's deal with uShip, as well as UPS's drone tests.
A cavern of giant crayfish leads to a dangerous battle but there may be some silver to this lining.
The investigation below the manor continues. There is a cavern. Crayfish may or may not be there.
The party takes a break from their investigations beneath the mansion. Another arson occurs. Abs reveals a secret he has kept from the party.
The party tries to lay a trap for what ever awaits them in the blood room.
The party explores the labs below the mansion.
Abs Snow is interrogated by a sickly elf while the rest of the party try to gain access to under the mansion.
Episode 40: Tonight, Erin kicks of the conversation with her recent foray with Groupon. Is it wise to let a coupon decide who cuts and colors your hair? Of course, we’ve all got to weigh in on this and our worst hair-don’ts. Next up, James takes us on a trip to his favorite parks in Minneapolis. Dana decides to share a haunted tale, and then closes the night with a discussion on those things we love to hate. From customer service reps with too much power to the Oscars, we all have something we love to hate. As always, our conversation quickly goes off-topic while bleaching the wrong parts of our hair and drinking in Minneapolis, MN. Features Strong Language, Mature Themes, and an Oscar for hating it all. Drunk-O-Meter Rating: 4 out of 5 Subscribe and rate us on iTunes. Visit our website for more content at http://www.twodrinksinpod.com Like us on Facebook: twodrinksin Tweet us at @twodrinksinpod Make sure to use the hashtag #twodrinksinpod Hosts: D. Marie Long, Dana Severson, Erin Roberts, James Lekvin Producer: James Lekvin The Drinks: Revel Stoke Whiskey and Diet Coke, Amsterdam Vodka and Iced Tea, Miller 64 and Leininkugel’s Summer Shandy
Within the depths of the mansion holding the Years End masquerade, Cygnet Mir confronts the lady in red.
Its the Years End and our heroes have a masquerade to infiltrate and a cultist to interrogate.
Fresh from their adventure in a alternate Monad Bay the heroes make their final preparation for the Years End masquerade.
In our first full episode we talk about our recent first attempts to locate possible sparrowhawk nest sites.
1 - Joe's back from Mexico!; Openings. 2 - ; MailBag. 3 - The News with Marshall Phillips. 4 - Joe talks about his exciting forays en Mexico.
The team investigates the infested warehouse and its giant blood pool.
Our heroes have made their Years End plans, and such things always go as planned.
A new season. A new compatriot. Trouble, both new and old. We are back.
Season 1 has ended so lets refresh memories with this Season 1 recap discussion recap, so sit back and enjoy this entertain
After facing many obstacles and threats our heroes returned with the caravan they guarded. Returned to Monad Bay. They now posses property to go with their now somewhat lighter wallets. But you know what they say about idle hands... The end of Season One.
After facing nearly overwhelming odds our heroes stand victorious over the burning wreckage of the airship that hounded them. Now they make their way back to Monad Bay, with Gold weighing heavily in their pockets.
With the caravan under siege from an airship full of orcs and dwarves dropping like flies, what will our heroes do? And what awaits them in the airship?
Ragnar's adopted home is destroyed. Orcs are incoming. What are those pillars of light?
The adventurers face an approaching hoard of Orcs as they try to make their way to Quantile
Having cleared the Antedeluvian Ruin as well as opening the puzzle box our heroes hit the road with the caravan back towards Monad Bay.
Trapped within ancient ruins. A room of blades. A puzzlebox opened.
Interview with a cultist. A search of the ruins. A slumbering army.
Deeper into the mountain. Antedeluvian ruins. The diehard Cresaren Cult.
A Dwarven stronghold. A Temple in the mountains. The party practices some infiltration.
The convoy moves on. A Hamlet of the Elderly. A new compatriat.
Undead? Plants? Druid folk? A forest painted red.
The heroes and the caravan rest up in the town of Britaile. Abs Snow aquires meat.
After the Ninja abscond with Abs Snow the heroes must try and save him
Fresh from the trials of Larken our heroes keep a low profile back in Monad Bay
The party continues their fight in the monastary against the evil cultists while the players themselves continue the transition into DND 5th edition
With episode number 5 comes the transition over to 5th edition. With the new edition will the heroes be able to figure out what the heck is going on in the town of Larken
After arrival in the town of Larken the players take on the Kobold Compound. What will they discover inside?
Fresh off the case of the Murders of Monad Bay our heroes head Northward to solve some supply chain issues.
The Heroes race to close the case, at a leisurly pace
Our heroes begin thier journey in the port city of Monad and face their first ordeal in the form of a murder investigation
Druff does this show solo, as Drexel is MIA. Druff goes over the recent PPA statement about their meeting with the DOJ, regarding the delay of return of Full Tilt money to US players. Update is given on the state of LTE Poker. Druff shares his thoughts about the timetable for both the Full Tilt money return and legalization of online poker in the US. The rise and fall of Jeff Madsen is discussed, including his newest effort to become a poker coach. Druff touches a bit on the bwin/Party CEO being arrested in Belgium, and the recent trend of European countries demanding their piece of the online poker pie. Druff plays a funny voicemail from badguy23, received on election night. The scheduled interview with payment processor Chad Elie has been delayed until either next week or for a special show later this week.
Druff does this show solo, as Drexel is MIA. Druff goes over the recent PPA statement about their meeting with the DOJ, regarding the delay of return of Full Tilt money to US players. Update is given on the state of LTE Poker. Druff shares his thoughts about the timetable for both the Full Tilt money return and legalization of online poker in the US. The rise and fall of Jeff Madsen is discussed, including his newest effort to become a poker coach. Druff touches a bit on the bwin/Party CEO being arrested in Belgium, and the recent trend of European countries demanding their piece of the online poker pie. Druff plays a funny voicemail from badguy23, received on election night. The scheduled interview with payment processor Chad Elie has been delayed until either next week or for a special show later this week.
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