Podcasts about gc2019

Peter and Lee from P and L Grow Systems plgrow.systems join the show from all the way across the pond to talk about the business of grow room monitoring, and their flagship Minder Unit. First the guys discuss the cannabis scene in the UK and Europe in 2019, as well as the state of the ever present European hemp industry. Then the conversation turns towards grow room monitoring and hygrometer manufacturing, and the duo talk about the most important aspects of grow room monitoring hardware and software design. Then the conversation towards grow room automation, and the implication of incorporating AI into automated cannabis grows. Lee and Peter explain that a lot of monitoring software actually already takes the first simple step towards AI technology, by using predictors to prognosticate future problems based upon past recorded data. Jordan also talks to the guys about PL Grow Systems main products, the Minder and Controller units for grow room monitoring. Lee and Peter are also offering GrowCast listeners a massive 25% off their product by using promo code GC2019 at checkout when you buy from plgrow.systems today! ---Today's show is brought to you by nutetools.com the perfect device for easy nutrient measuring and mixing! Use promo code growcast to save 10% off at checkout and mygrowpass.com members get 25% off all nute tools! nutetools.com--- ---Today's show is brought to you by dealzer.com the online hydro superstore with 20,000+ grow products! Use promo code podcast10 to save 10% off, and join mygrowpass.com to get 15% site wide! dealzer.com---

Peter and Lee from P and L Grow Systems plgrow.systems join the show from all the way across the pond to talk about the business of grow room monitoring, and their flagship Minder Unit. First the guys discuss the cannabis scene in the UK and Europe in 2019, as well as the state of the ever present European hemp industry. Then the conversation turns towards grow room monitoring and hygrometer manufacturing, and the duo talk about the most important aspects of grow room monitoring hardware and software design. Then the conversation towards grow room automation, and the implication of incorporating AI into automated cannabis grows. Lee and Peter explain that a lot of monitoring software actually already takes the first simple step towards AI technology, by using predictors to prognosticate future problems based upon past recorded data. Jordan also talks to the guys about PL Grow Systems main products, the Minder and Controller units for grow room monitoring. Lee and Peter are also offering GrowCast listeners a massive 25% off their product by using promo code GC2019 at checkout when you buy from plgrow.systems today! ---Today's show is brought to you by nutetools.com the perfect device for easy nutrient measuring and mixing! Use promo code growcast to save 10% off at checkout and mygrowpass.com members get 25% off all nute tools! nutetools.com--- ---Today's show is brought to you by dealzer.com the online hydro superstore with 20,000+ grow products! Use promo code podcast10 to save 10% off, and join mygrowpass.com to get 15% site wide! dealzer.com---

Minden jónak vége szakad egyszer, így most (számunkra legalább is) az idei Gamescom végére is pont került. Az utolsó nap ettől függetlenül igazén remek volt, hiszen olyan játékokat láttunk / próbáltunk, mint az Outer Worlds, az FF7 Remake, a Doom Eternal, a Call of Duty MW, vagy a Ghost Recon Breakpoint.

Minden jónak vége szakad egyszer, így most (számunkra legalább is) az idei Gamescom végére is pont került. Az utolsó nap ettől függetlenül igazén remek volt, hiszen olyan játékokat láttunk / próbáltunk, mint az Outer Worlds, az FF7 Remake, a Doom Eternal, a Call of Duty MW, vagy a Ghost Recon Breakpoint.

Minden jónak vége szakad egyszer, így most (számunkra legalább is) az idei Gamescom végére is pont került. Az utolsó nap ettől függetlenül igazén remek volt, hiszen olyan játékokat láttunk / próbáltunk, mint az Outer Worlds, az FF7 Remake, a Doom Eternal, a Call of Duty MW, vagy a Ghost Recon Breakpoint.

Minden jónak vége szakad egyszer, így most (számunkra legalább is) az idei Gamescom végére is pont került. Az utolsó nap ettől függetlenül igazén remek volt, hiszen olyan játékokat láttunk / próbáltunk, mint az Outer Worlds, az FF7 Remake, a Doom Eternal, a Call of Duty MW, vagy a Ghost Recon Breakpoint.

A szerdai volt az a nap, amikor összeállt a Gamescom mindhárom komponense: a kiállítók és az újságírók mellé megérkeztek a látogatók is, szokásosan hatalmas mennyiségben. Mi pedig megnéztük (többek közt) a Borderlands 3-at és a Cyberpunk 2077-et.

A szerdai volt az a nap, amikor összeállt a Gamescom mindhárom komponense: a kiállítók és az újságírók mellé megérkeztek a látogatók is, szokásosan hatalmas mennyiségben. Mi pedig megnéztük (többek közt) a Borderlands 3-at és a Cyberpunk 2077-et.

A szerdai volt az a nap, amikor összeállt a Gamescom mindhárom komponense: a kiállítók és az újságírók mellé megérkeztek a látogatók is, szokásosan hatalmas mennyiségben. Mi pedig megnéztük (többek közt) a Borderlands 3-at és a Cyberpunk 2077-et.

A szerdai volt az a nap, amikor összeállt a Gamescom mindhárom komponense: a kiállítók és az újságírók mellé megérkeztek a látogatók is, szokásosan hatalmas mennyiségben. Mi pedig megnéztük (többek közt) a Borderlands 3-at és a Cyberpunk 2077-et.

Ma végre elstartolt a Gamescom, és noha ez még csak a "nulladik" nap, számunkra legalább annyira fontos, mint az utána következő kettő. Ma már játékokat néztünk zárt ajtók mögött (jó sokat) és a kiállítást is körbejártuk. Élmények és tapasztalatok következnek.

Ma végre elstartolt a Gamescom, és noha ez még csak a "nulladik" nap, számunkra legalább annyira fontos, mint az utána következő kettő. Ma már játékokat néztünk zárt ajtók mögött (jó sokat) és a kiállítást is körbejártuk. Élmények és tapasztalatok következnek.

Ma végre elstartolt a Gamescom, és noha ez még csak a "nulladik" nap, számunkra legalább annyira fontos, mint az utána következő kettő. Ma már játékokat néztünk zárt ajtók mögött (jó sokat) és a kiállítást is körbejártuk. Élmények és tapasztalatok következnek.

Ma végre elstartolt a Gamescom, és noha ez még csak a "nulladik" nap, számunkra legalább annyira fontos, mint az utána következő kettő. Ma már játékokat néztünk zárt ajtók mögött (jó sokat) és a kiállítást is körbejártuk. Élmények és tapasztalatok következnek.

Holnap reggel kilenckor elstartol Kölnben az idei Gamescom - szokásunkhoz híven ott vagyunk a helyszínen, és már túlvagyunk a "mínuszegyedik" napon, ahol a társrendezvény DevCom kínálatába kóstoltunk bele. Gamer365 podcast, GC2019, első epizód!

Holnap reggel kilenckor elstartol Kölnben az idei Gamescom - szokásunkhoz híven ott vagyunk a helyszínen, és már túlvagyunk a "mínuszegyedik" napon, ahol a társrendezvény DevCom kínálatába kóstoltunk bele. Gamer365 podcast, GC2019, első epizód!

Holnap reggel kilenckor elstartol Kölnben az idei Gamescom - szokásunkhoz híven ott vagyunk a helyszínen, és már túlvagyunk a "mínuszegyedik" napon, ahol a társrendezvény DevCom kínálatába kóstoltunk bele. Gamer365 podcast, GC2019, első epizód!

Holnap reggel kilenckor elstartol Kölnben az idei Gamescom - szokásunkhoz híven ott vagyunk a helyszínen, és már túlvagyunk a "mínuszegyedik" napon, ahol a társrendezvény DevCom kínálatába kóstoltunk bele. Gamer365 podcast, GC2019, első epizód!

In Episode 020 of the United Methodist People Podcast Rev. Dr. Brad Miller has a conversation with Jan Lawrence the Executive Director of the Reconciling Ministry Network.   The Reconciling Ministry Network is comprised of over 40,000 Reconciling United Methodists and over 1,000 Reconciling Churches and Communities. Dozens of statements, open letters, and bold refutations of GC2019’s shameful decisions have emerged from the people, communities, and churches of the Reconciling movement across the connection. Since GC2019, these people who call themselves Reconciling have borne witness for justice in media outlets, performed same-gender weddings, organized gatherings, and continued in faithful ministry as called by their Creator. We are not only working on what is to come, but we are already living it. Justice movements within our Church can no longer seek justice by compromise. To do justice, love kindness, and walk humbly with God require us to rise and resist.    The United Methodist People Podcast with Rev. Dr. Brad Miller exists to strengthen the connection in the United Methodist Church through conversation and commentary.   June 2019.   https://rmnetwork.org/

She’s back! Friend of the podcast, Christy Thomas joins us to reflect on where the United Methodist Church is at in its present moment somewhere on the timeline between divorce and reconciliation. Christy is a retired United Methodist pastor from Texas, journalist, and blogger at The Thoughtful Pastor.

She’s back! Friend of the podcast, Christy Thomas joins us to reflect on where the United Methodist Church is at in its present moment somewhere on the timeline between divorce and reconciliation. Christy is a retired United Methodist pastor from Texas, journalist, and blogger at The Thoughtful Pastor.

Philippians 3:17-4:1, Genesis 15Pauls’ words speak life to Mount Olivet. We are reminded that in all we do, everything, we are to imitate Christ’s love. No exceptions. This work is not easy, and like the Philippians, we will miss the bar established by Christ. We will fall short. In our shortcomings, G-d’s grace - the love unmerited love of G-d - is still ours. That never changes.So whether we are engaged in acts of justice and mercy - not just speaking and marching but engaging in meaningful change in the lives of those who are experiencing persecution, exclusion, or violence, or mudding through doctrinal and theological impasses, Christ not only remains with us, but also continues to extend an invitation to Mount Olivet, and to each of us. There was no skill to be learned before this invitation was extended. No degree or piece of church legislation can change our calling. We are imitators of Christ. Whatever the perceived distance between us and G-d is gone. The truth is through Christ’s faithfulness the promises of G-d, G-d’s covenant established with Abram is not out of our reach. Christ dwells in each of us and because Christ is in each of us, Christ is present here at Mount Olivet, in Arlington, and throughout the world. Like Abram, we have been reassured of G-d’s promise - even when we miss the mark, we are invited into the waters at our baptism and a seat at Christ’s table is always waiting for us.

Philippians 3:17-4:1, Genesis 15Pauls’ words speak life to Mount Olivet. We are reminded that in all we do, everything, we are to imitate Christ’s love. No exceptions. This work is not easy, and like the Philippians, we will miss the bar established by Christ. We will fall short. In our shortcomings, G-d’s grace - the love unmerited love of G-d - is still ours. That never changes.So whether we are engaged in acts of justice and mercy - not just speaking and marching but engaging in meaningful change in the lives of those who are experiencing persecution, exclusion, or violence, or mudding through doctrinal and theological impasses, Christ not only remains with us, but also continues to extend an invitation to Mount Olivet, and to each of us. There was no skill to be learned before this invitation was extended. No degree or piece of church legislation can change our calling. We are imitators of Christ. Whatever the perceived distance between us and G-d is gone. The truth is through Christ’s faithfulness the promises of G-d, G-d’s covenant established with Abram is not out of our reach. Christ dwells in each of us and because Christ is in each of us, Christ is present here at Mount Olivet, in Arlington, and throughout the world. Like Abram, we have been reassured of G-d’s promise - even when we miss the mark, we are invited into the waters at our baptism and a seat at Christ’s table is always waiting for us.

Now that the sting of the UMC Special General Conference is lessening, what is next? How can those who are dissatisfied with the work done by the delegates in St Louis organize and be better prepared for GC2020?Rev. Mandy Sloan McDow is the Senior Minister at First United Methodist Church in LA and is the co-author of the forthcoming book, 'Out of the Depths: Your Companion After Divorce.' Follower her on Twitter - https://twitter.com/RevMama

Now that the sting of the UMC Special General Conference is lessening, what is next? How can those who are dissatisfied with the work done by the delegates in St Louis organize and be better prepared for GC2020?Rev. Mandy Sloan McDow is the Senior Minister at First United Methodist Church in LA and is the co-author of the forthcoming book, 'Out of the Depths: Your Companion After Divorce.' Follower her on Twitter - https://twitter.com/RevMama

We apologize that our recording did not capture the entire conversation. The hard drive hit its capacity, so we were unable and unaware that it had stopped recording. We apologize for any inconvenience or frustration. 

A sermon preached by Dennis Perry at Aldersgate United Methodist Church in Alexandria, Virginia, on March 3, 2019, following the UMC's Special Session of General Conference. The text was Acts 15:1-11 .

A sermon preached by Dennis Perry at Aldersgate United Methodist Church in Alexandria, Virginia, on March 3, 2019, following the UMC's Special Session of General Conference. The text was Acts 15:1-11 .

While little of what happened in a once indoor NFL stadium resembled a group of people following Jesus, today, a few days removed from General Conference, Jesus is still the transfigured Messiah, guiding his disciples down the mountain, heading towards the cross.

While little of what happened in a once indoor NFL stadium resembled a group of people following Jesus, today, a few days removed from General Conference, Jesus is still the transfigured Messiah, guiding his disciples down the mountain, heading towards the cross.

The podcast team caught up with Emma Green to talk about the implications of what occurred at the Special General Conference in St. Louis. Emma argues the storyline coming out of #GC2019 is a common storyline being experience throughout the United States: a breakdown or inability to live in community with people who we disagree with. This struggle to maintain community is causing fracture throughout institutions that once held up our communities.Emma Green is a staff writer at ​The Atlantic, where she covers politics, policy, and religion. https://www.theatlantic.com/author/emma-green/https://twitter.com/emmaogreen

The podcast team caught up with Emma Green to talk about the implications of what occurred at the Special General Conference in St. Louis. Emma argues the storyline coming out of #GC2019 is a common storyline being experience throughout the United States: a breakdown or inability to live in community with people who we disagree with. This struggle to maintain community is causing fracture throughout institutions that once held up our communities.Emma Green is a staff writer at ​The Atlantic, where she covers politics, policy, and religion. https://www.theatlantic.com/author/emma-green/https://twitter.com/emmaogreen

Our Last Reflection about #gc2019

By a slim margin the 'traditional plan' was selected to be the way forward for the United Methodist Church. Disciplinary action against LGBTQIA clergy will be swifter and without the benefit of due process. In all reality, the plan selected by the Special General Conference does not meet the UMC's constitutional requirements. Just an hour after the Special General Conference was adjourned, Crackers & Grape Juice sat down with our favorite thoughtful pastor, Christy Thomas, the debrief and talk about what is next as the UMC becomes more divided, and LGBTQIA persons are delivered a legislative knife in the back.

In this episode I reflect on the endorsement of the Traditional Plan by the United Methodist Church. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/exvangelicalpod/support

By a slim margin the 'traditional plan' was selected to be the way forward for the United Methodist Church. Disciplinary action against LGBTQIA clergy will be swifter and without the benefit of due process. In all reality, the plan selected by the Special General Conference does not meet the UMC's constitutional requirements. Just an hour after the Special General Conference was adjourned, Crackers & Grape Juice sat down with our favorite thoughtful pastor, Christy Thomas, the debrief and talk about what is next as the UMC becomes more divided, and LGBTQIA persons are delivered a legislative knife in the back.

Matt and Zach reflect upon day three of the Specail Genearl Conference of the United Methodist Church.

The team caught up with Diana Butler Bass on the eve of the conclusion of the UMC's Special General Conference. She offers thoughts about the historical and theological significance of a denomination's discernment over human sexuality.

The team caught up with Diana Butler Bass on the eve of the conclusion of the UMC's Special General Conference. She offers thoughts about the historical and theological significance of a denomination's discernment over human sexuality.

In an effort to provide honest conversations from the 2019 Special General Conference, the Crackers & Grape Juice team invited supporters of all of the plans being considered by the United Methodist Church’s governing body to explain why the plan they support is the correct plan.Mark Tooley explains why the Traditional Plan from the Commission on the Way Forward is the best plan to help the United Methodist Church move forward in this ongoing conversation about human sexuality.Mark Tooley is an American Methodist layman and writer. He is a lifelong member of the United Methodist Church, who became president of the Washington-D.C. based Institute on Religion and Democracy, in 2009, a conservative religious think tank noted for its opposition to religious and social liberalism.

The team sat down to talk about day two from the Special General Conference in St. Louis...

In an effort to provide honest conversations from the 2019 Special General Conference, the Crackers & Grape Juice team invited supporters of all of the plans being considered by the United Methodist Church’s governing body to explain why the plan they support is the correct plan.Former alumni of Bob Jones University and current members of the West-Ohio Conference, Rev. Jeff Mullinix and Steve Shamblin-Mullinix share their thoughts on the Special UMC General Conference, recalling their calling into ministry and forced removal because of their sexual identity.

In an effort to provide honest conversations from the 2019 Special General Conference, the Crackers & Grape Juice team invited supporters of all of the plans being considered by the United Methodist Church’s governing body to explain why the plan they support is the correct plan.Former alumni of Bob Jones University and current members of the West-Ohio Conference, Rev. Jeff Mullinix and Steve Shamblin-Mullinix share their thoughts on the Special UMC General Conference, recalling their calling into ministry and forced removal because of their sexual identity.

The team talks about the early legislative session from Day 2 of General Conference 2019 as we prepare for the first debates about the proposed plans from The Way Forward.

The team sat down to talk about day two from the Special General Conference in St. Louis...

We talk with Steven's friend Lindsay (Flick) Roan being a 1, handling the internal critic, LGBTQ issues in ministry, her work in healing religious trauma, and the value of strong convictions. Pardon the poorer sound quality - this was our first time recording long-distance.

The team talks about the early legislative session from Day 2 of General Conference 2019 as we prepare for the first debates about the proposed plans from The Way Forward.

In an effort to provide honest conversations from the 2019 Special General Conference, the Crackers & Grape Juice team invited supporters of all of the plans being considered by the United Methodist Church’s governing body to explain why the plan they support is the correct plan.Mark Tooley explains why the Traditional Plan from the Commission on the Way Forward is the best plan to help the United Methodist Church move forward in this ongoing conversation about human sexuality.Mark Tooley is an American Methodist layman and writer. He is a lifelong member of the United Methodist Church, who became president of the Washington-D.C. based Institute on Religion and Democracy, in 2009, a conservative religious think tank noted for its opposition to religious and social liberalism.

If an effort to provide honest conversations from the 2019 Special General Conference, the Crackers & Grape Juice team invited supporters of all of the plans being considered by the United Methodist Church’s governing body to explain why the plan they support is the correct plan.Anna Golladay was removed from her appointment because she officiated a same-sex wedding. She has traveled to St Louis for the called General Conference as a lay observer, present to ensure the LGBTQ voices in her Bible-belt community are not ignored as the United Methodist Church meets to find a way forward.

The team had a chance to sit down with Bishop Will Willimon to talk about the Special General Conference, hopes, challenges, and the call to keep muddling.

The team had a chance to sit down with Bishop Will Willimon to talk about the Special General Conference, hopes, challenges, and the call to keep muddling.

If an effort to provide honest conversations from the 2019 Special General Conference, the Crackers & Grape Juice team invited supporters of all of the plans being considered by the United Methodist Church’s governing body to explain why the plan they support is the correct plan.Anna Golladay was removed from her appointment because she officiated a same-sex wedding. She has traveled to St Louis for the called General Conference as a lay observer, present to ensure the LGBTQ voices in her Bible-belt community are not ignored as the United Methodist Church meets to find a way forward.

Why do I get the feeling like we're on the Titanic and we're all acting like Billy Zane? The team from C&GJ is in St. Louis for the United Methodist Church's Special General Conference on human sexuality and this is the first of many uploads about our experience.

Matt and Zach sat down and reflected upon day one and day two of the Special General Conference of the United Methodist Church.

Why do I get the feeling like we're on the Titanic and we're all acting like Billy Zane? The team from C&GJ is in St. Louis for the United Methodist Church's Special General Conference on human sexuality and this is the first of many uploads about our experience.