Podcasts about Glass

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We sit down with friend of the pod and returning guest Jenna to begin our journey through Holly Black's THE FOLK OF THE AIR series, with book one: THE CRUEL PRINCE! We talk enemies to lovers, complicated family dynamics, the toxic boys we love, and so much more! We will be covering each book in this series spoiler-free, so if you haven't read the rest of the series after this book you should be safe until the spoiler section at the end. Join us next week for the second book, THE WICKED KING, and don't forget to rate and review us on iTunes! As always, thanks to Martha Riley for our art and Djempirical for our music. And a big thanks to Jenna for joining us on this episode! Find us on the internet if you like: www.actyaage.com actyaagepod@gmail.com instagram.com/actyaage twitter.com/actyaage Find Corinne at instagram.com/rinne_reads Find Tasia at instagram.com/rageycakes Mentions: Squid Game on Netflix Throne of Glass by Sarah J Maas Battle Royal by Lucy Parker Once Upon A Broken Heart by Stephanie Garber Hell House by Richard Matheson

Today Adrian discusses a common topic of discussion on perspective. The quote that is of subject is "Do you see the glass as half full or half empty?", and Adrian takes us on a more unique idea, one you've likely never discussed out loud.

Slappin' Glass sits down with one of basketball's brightest minds, Bayern Munich Head Coach, Andrea Trinchieri. The trio dive into the areas of competition, offensive complexity vs. simplicity, establishing and building an identity, and talk defending non-shooters, rebounding margins, and building trust during the always fun "Start, Sub, or Sit?" segment.To become a member of SG Plus and gain access to thousands of hours of curated and topical basketball, as well as connect with hundreds of coaches from around the world visit HERE.

Rachel Hurdley opens the window on an architectural feature which reveals a story of conflict, hierarchy, status and ventilation. The history of windows in our homes begins with simple openings, designed to let in some light and air but small enough to protect the occupants from intruders. Glass was rare and expensive so only the wealthiest could afford to show off their affluence with a display of glazed windows. But, as the technology of glass making developed, windows became larger and made a statement about sophistication and modernity. Rachel traces the history of the window from the arrow loops of Chepstow Castle to the massive plate glass windows of the 20th century and beyond. She visits Gloucester Cathedral to admire a stained glass window which was said to be the largest in the world when it was created and discovers how its design reinforced the medieval social order. Rachel also goes back to the 1590s to find out why Hardwick Hall was described as ‘More Glass Than Wall' and how its many windows were used to show off wealth and status. She discovers how department stores with their tempting window displays brought about social change and played a part in female liberation and she considers why windows suddenly got so much bigger in the early years of the 20th century. Along the way, Rachel hears from the Poet Laureate, Simon Armitage, about how his lockdown window provided poetic inspiration and she reflects on the central question of the window – are we inside looking out or outside looking in? Interviewees: Sonia Solicari, Director of The Museum of the Home - https://www.museumofthehome.org.uk/ Jonathan Glancey, Architectural Writer and Historian Kate Roberts, Chief Inspector of Ancient Monuments for Cadw speaking at Chepstow Castle https://cadw.gov.wales/visit/places-to-visit/chepstow-castle Celia Thomson, Canon Chancellor of Gloucester Cathedral - https://gloucestercathedral.org.uk/ Denise Edwards, General Manager of Hardwick Hall - https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/hardwick-hall Deborah Sugg Ryan, Professor of Design History at Portsmouth University David Scott, Tenant at The Homewood - https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/the-homewood Simon Armitage, The Poet Laureate Presenter: Rachel Hurdley Producer: Louise Adamson Executive Producer: Samir Shah A Juniper Connect production for BBC Radio 4

Delia Dante is an award winning metal art and glass enamel artist currently living and working in Idaho. Her fine art gallery, Enamel and Welding studio is in the heart of downtown Boise. Delia discovered her artistic passion in the creation of metal and enamel sculptures, wall pieces and jewelry. She works with copper and steel. The popularity and demand for her fine art enameling and welding classes are a result of her outstanding reputation as an art teacher for 12 years and working as a professional enamel artist since 2004. You can follow along with Delia on Instagram and her Website.

We welcome Valair Shabilla from Pharmaceutical Soccer onto the podcast to preview all things Nashville SC, including how they've made it to 2nd in the Eastern Conference with so many draws and how they react to set pieces. Give it a listen! Thank you for listening to Filibuster! You can find everything that we write on Black and Red United, and if you like what we do you can support us monthly on Patreon or tip us any time on Pinecast. “Intro” is always the first chapter, so if you want to get straight to the soccer, check the time codes.

The release of Rose Glass's 2019 film Saint Maud was cut short due to the pandemic, but the film still garnered enough attention from festival play and the awards circuit to become a talking point in movie circles as the newest horror film worth seeing. Glass received a lot of the praise as a new director who clearly has a sense of vision and story with this, her debut feature. And the performances of both Morfydd Clark and Jennifer Ehle were discussed as true highlights. Join us – Pete Wright and Andy Nelson – as we wrap up our Horror Debuts series with Glass's 2019 film Saint Maud. We are a bit split on Saint Maud. Despite the fact that the trailer for this was selected for a Saturday Matinée episode in December 2019, Pete didn't remember watching it so had no idea what to expect when he started this movie. When the story shifted at its midway point, that disappointed him because he was so engaged with what had been set up in that first half and he was never able to really connect with the film after that point. Andy, on the other hand, remembered the trailer and while he didn't feel the trailer changed his opinion of the film, he was able to move along with the shift in the story. So does that matter? Or does it end up becoming a point in the story where you just have to go along with the shift? Some people seem to be able to go along with that better than others but there certainly is a contingent of people online who seemed to connect more to the first half of the story. Outside of that, though, it's clear that Glass has a sense of story. We both firmly connected with Maud's journey, particularly as it relates to her time with Amanda. Both Clark and Ehle are perfect in their parts and the exploration of obsession, possession, and mental breakdowns are handled well. Glass crafted a difficult but affecting journey with Maud. We discuss the way she works through Maud's descent into madness and religious fervor. There's also some talk about her self harm. Maud also uses sex as a tool when she is trying to get out of her personal nadir before reconnecting with God. Then there's the conversation with Joy. If Joy had agreed to hang out, would all of this have gone away? Or would it have gotten there eventually? It's hard to say but interesting to think about. It's a powerful film that didn't affect us equally but is still a strong one worth looking at. So check it out then tune in. The Next Reel – when the movie ends, our conversation begins! Join the conversation with movie lovers from around the world on The Next Reel's Discord channel! Learn more about supporting The Next Reel Film Podcast through your own membership — visit TruStory FM. Film Sundries Find out where you can watch this at JustWatch Theatrical trailer Poster artwork Flickchart Letterboxd

Megan and Wendy are split in their review of this week's Hallmark movie "South Beach Love." Listen in as they talk news and notes, what they liked, and what they wished for. Plus, a dancing scene that could of been choreographed by one of their husbands. What did you think about South Beach Love? Email the show at meganandwendy@gmail.com. Megan and Wendy review Hallmark's "South Beach Love" which premiered on Saturday, October 9, 2021 as part of the 2021 Fall Harvest line up. News and Notes on South Beach Love South Beach Love was based on the book by Caidad Piñeiro. Buy it here from Amazon.The movie was set in Miami but actually filmed in St. Petersburg which is located in Florida's Gulf Coast, nearly 270 miles from Miami.William Levy (Tony) actually owns two restaurants in Miami.Taylor Cole was most recently seen in Hallmark's One Perfect Wedding.Listen to our recap and review of One Perfect Wedding.William Levy came in third place on season 14 of Dancing with the Stars.Taylor Cole is scheduled to star in Hallmark's Making Spirits Bright as part of the 2021 Countdown to Christmas line up. Taylor Cole and William Levy on set of South Beach Love. Notice Taylor is wearing a neck fan! Listeners of our Tuesday episode know how much Megan loves a neck fan. Cuban Irish Food There is actually a Cuban-Irish roaming truck/food cart called Cubish in Albuquerque, New Mexico. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Taylor Cole (@taylorquinncole) 2021 Hallmark Fall Harvest Let Down We've talked about it from week-to-week but will say here again that we are pretty disappointed with the 2021 Hallmark Fall Harvest line up. The first movie was full of fall vibes but every movie since has had literally nothing to do with the fall season. Do you think Advice to Love By will be a fall movie? Catch up and listen to our reviews of the movies in the Fall Harvest line up: Roadhouse RomanceLove Strikes TwiceTaking the ReinsRaise a Glass to Love And don't miss our Countdown to Christmas preview episode!

In the 5th Episode of The Strength Connection Podcast, Mike and our special guest, Grip Master, Team Texas Armlifting, Arm Wrestling, Boldly Doing Dumb Things, co-host of Sucker Punch Radio, Adam T Glass will talk about how to make a good steak, the no macrowaving challenge, empirical vs anecdotal, and why the right position doens't need to be aestheticJoin us in this insightful and captivating talk!In this chapter you will discover:(2:00) Introducing our special guest Adam T Glass @adamtglass_(3:30) How to make the most delicious steak(9:00) The benefits of doing grocery shopping every 3-4 days(10:30) About spinach(13:00) The skill of cooking(13:30) No microwaving for 2 months challenge(17:30) Developing health and pain problems due to high vibration construction jobs(22:00) Explaining exactly the right position(24:30) The problem is the motion is missing(26:00) The pain is giving you a message of adjust this and tweak this(26:40) The importance of the position when doing a workout(27:00) “What if aesthetically pleasing is not the primary characteristic for good form” - Adam T Glass @adamtglass_(28:40) “The less self conscious you are, the more enjoyable it becomes” - Adam T Glass @adamtglass_(29:10) What is truly the definition of good form? Shout out to Dave Whitley @irontamer(29:50) Incredible feats of strength, shout out to Dave Whitley(31:00) Why we look for in fitness(32:00) Empirical vs Anecdotal(32:20) The Biofeedback, listening to your body(36:40) Variety vs Variability(38:40) Intuition: you know when it's time to not do it(39:30) Willpower and pushing through(40:10) “Most of your workouts should be boring” - Adam T Glass @adamtglass_(42:00) The goal for every program is to keep going on the program(45:10) Slow preparation for a huge result(47:40) Little progress every single day(55:00) When your work is your strength training(1:00:30) Making painful faces always reduce performances(1:02:00) “A good performer needs to be able to stick the task under any conditions so he can then create the conditions” - Adam T Glass @adamtglass_(1:05:30) Never show them your limit, one of the most important rules for a good performance(1:10:30) Shout out to Karen Smith @_coach_karen_(1:11:10) Where to reach out to Adam T Glass @adamtglass_ https://www.instagram.com/adamtglass_/ 

Like it or not, the Destiny Content Vault (DCV) is back and badder than ever. Did you enjoy playing Forsaken, hunting barons, and winding your way through the Tangled Shore? Well too bad, Bungie's got new stuff to sell you. But as we look at questions of contract law, business models, good faith and more, one thing remains true - it's certainly a bold maneuver for the long time video game maker. Vault of Glass? More like vault of...in Virtual Legality. CHECK OUT THE VIDEO AT: https://youtu.be/jOaDc6O24nY #Bungie #Forsaken #Vault *** SUPPORT THE CHANNEL PATREON - https://www.patreon.com/VirtualLegality STREAMLABS - https://streamlabs.com/richardhoeg STORE - https://teespring.com/stores/hoeg-law-store *** CHAPTERS 00:00 Introduction 01:09 The Destiny Content Vault 07:34 An Expansion Forsaken 16:05 License Terms and Live Content 28:38 Good Faith and Fair Dealing 34:10 Conclusion *** Discussed in this episode: "BUILDING A VIABLE FUTURE IN DESTINY 2" Bungie Blog - June 9, 2020 https://www.bungie.net/en/News/Article/49189 "DESTINY CONTENT VAULT UPDATE" Bungie Blog - October 7, 2021 https://www.bungie.net/en-us/Explore/Detail/News/50752 "Destiny 2: Forsaken (Steam Code For PC)" Bungie Store Page https://bungiestore.com/destiny-2-forsaken-steam-code-for-pc "Embracing its destiny, a support act takes centre stage." Excerpt - Edge Magazine - NOvember 2018 https://www.magzter.com/stories/Business/Edge/High-Moon-Studios "Limited Software License Agreement" Updated "2 months ago" https://www.bungie.net/7/en/Legal/sla Nova Contracting v City of Olympia April 18, 2017 (WA) https://scholar.google.com/scholar_case?case=2778468726736877436 "Honestly don't think you were harsh enough." Twitter Thread - October 9, 2021 - Hoeg Law https://twitter.com/HoegLaw/status/1446863328823980034 *** "Virtual Legality" is a continuing series discussing the law, video games, software, and everything digital, hosted by Richard Hoeg, of the Hoeg Law Business Law Firm (Hoeg Law). CHECK OUT THE REST OF VIRTUAL LEGALITY HERE: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL1zDCgJzZUy9YAU61GoW-00K0TJOGnPCo DISCUSSION IS PROVIDED FOR INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY AND IS NOT TO BE CONSTRUED AS LEGAL ADVICE. INDIVIDUALS INTERESTED IN THE LEGAL TOPICS DISCUSSED IN THIS VIDEO SHOULD CONSULT WITH THEIR OWN COUNSEL. *** Twitter: @hoeglaw Web: hoeglaw.com

We discuss the latest AV news including the new Sky Glass TVs and 4K laser projectors announced by Epson; we have a soundbar round-up from Steve looking at Hisense and Denon models, and in our latest discussion on building a dedicated home cinema, we look at subwoofers and their placement in your room.

... son sus datos / Impacto leve de la tormenta magnética / Barrido LIDAR nocturno asusta / Capitan Kirk al espacio hoy / Evento de Apple el lunes / Drones con hélices de tambor / Magic Leap 2 Patrocinador: La mejor manera de conseguir nuevos clientes para tu empresa es de la mano de Informa D&B https://www.informa.es/, la empresa líder información sobre empresas y empresarios. El 89% de las empresas del Ibex 35 ya confían en ellos. Solicita dos informes gratis sin compromiso https://www.informa.es/ llamando al 902 176 076 http://tel/, o en informa.es https://www.informa.es/. ... son sus datos / Impacto leve de la tormenta magnética / Barrido LIDAR nocturno asusta / Capitan Kirk al espacio hoy / Evento de Apple el lunes / Drones con hélices de tambor / Magic Leap 2  Grupo de futbolistas demandan a las firmas de datos que recopilan sus jugadas. Un grupo de cientos de jugadores británicos de fútbol dicen que, bajo el RGPD, sus movimientos en el campo son datos personales https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-wales-58873132 y con lo cual, necesitan su permiso expreso para ser recogidos.  La tormenta magnética llegó sin causar problemas. Auroras boreales en la latitud de Irlanda y Escocia, muy poco comunes, quedaron tapadas por una noche muy nubosa. Se pudo ver muy bien en el sur de Canadá https://www.instagram.com/p/CU8BexUJHuo/. Los telescopios de Canarias dejan vídeos con las grandes manchas solares https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-4piZifu7yg donde se originó el plasma.  Barridos batimétricos de la costa dejan asustados a residentes de Los Ángeles. Aviones de la NOAA estadounidense que normalmente mapean y miden la profundidad (batimetría) de de las costas de día, están operando por la noche por el alto tráfico. Dejando unos vídeos bastante impresionantes https://twitter.com/lemonodor/status/1447692604653531136?s=28 de su lídar verdes en la superficie.  La segunda misión tripulada de Blue Origin es hoy. A las 16h horario español https://www.blueorigin.com/news/new-shepard-ns-18-mission-updates peninsular (14h UTC https://www.google.com/search?q=utc+time+to+my+location) despegará el cohete New Sheppard con William Shatner "y otros tres" a bordo. — Un rato antes intentaré comentarlo desde Twitch http://twitch.com/alexbarredo.  Nuevo evento de Apple la semana que viene. El lunes 18 Apple presentará sus nuevos portátiles https://es.gizmodo.com/apple-presentara-nuevos-macbook-pro-la-semana-que-viene-1847847354 con procesadores Apple Silicon. Lo comentaré en directo en Twitch http://twitch.com/alexbarredo, como suelo hacer. — Permitidme que entre en el terreno especulativo: serán dos portátiles de 14 y 16", más puertos y, según un rumor fuerte de última hora, con pantallas de 120 Hz.  El día siguiente, martes 19, se presentan los nuevos Pixel https://es.gizmodo.com/todos-los-detalles-sobre-el-google-pixel-6-filtrados-a-1847844614 (y algunas sorpresas seguramente).  CycloTech muestra el primer vuelo controlado de su dron con hélices de tambor. La empresa austriaca sorprendió el año pasado con los planes para un dron con impulsores cicloidales de estilo Voith-Schneider, normalmente usados en el agua. Por fin podemos verlo en funcionamiento https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yz7SQ1nb4HQ. — El prototipo actual pesa 80 Kg, pero el objetivo es un aeronave https://newatlas.com/aircraft/cyclotech-first-flight-prototype/ de cinco asientos.  Spotify lidera en audiencia de podcasts pero Apple Podcasts en descargas. Aunque el estudio https://podnews.net/article/podtrac-us-downloads-and-users-sep21 se refiere a EE.UU., podemos trazar seguramente una línea paralela para el resto del mundo. Un usuario de Apple Podcast escucha unos 20 episodios por mes, frente a unos seis en Spotify.  Esta es la gráfica clave https://twitter.com/mixx_io/status/1448056291432222725: los usuarios de clientes de podcasts específicos escuchan 4 ó 5 veces más episodios que las plataformas genéricas.  Subastan un mítico objetivo Canon por 500.000 euros, convirtiéndolo en el más caro de la historia. Se trata de una lente muy especial https://gizmodo.com/incredibly-rare-canon-super-telephoto-lens-sells-for-ov-1847847883 ("EF 1200mm f/5.6L USM super-telefoto") que el fabricante japonés creaba bajo encargo. Canon tardaba casi un año en producirla y solo hay unas 20 unidades en circulación. — Yo no tengo ni idea de cámaras, pero os dejo un vídeo donde lo prueban https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=czmPpvANYtM.  Filtran la lista de organizaciones y grupos prohibidos en Facebook. Un compendio de más de 100 páginas (PDF) https://s3.documentcloud.org/documents/21083819/facebook-dangerous-individuals-and-organizations-list-reproduced-snapshot.pdf llenas de lo mejor de cada casa https://theintercept.com/2021/10/12/facebook-secret-blacklist-dangerous/. Está repleta de nombres propios de individuos y organizaciones de todo el mundo que la empresa no permite operar en sus plataformas digitales bajo ningún concepto.  Magic Leap anuncia su segundo modelo más ligero y con más campo de visión aumentada. Su diseño es más esbelto https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/my-first-year-magic-leap-opportunity-ahead-magic-leap-inc-/?published=t&trackingId=DNZDwreXZU5bKwvTrpdWKw%3D%3D, aunque mantendrá la "petaca" externa. Llegará en 2022 por un precio indeterminado, cuatro años después del primer modelo y muchos vaivenes en la compañía.  Su nueva CEO, Peggy Johnson, dice que van a centrarse en el mercado industrial primero. — Lo mismo que hizo Microsoft con HoloLens y Google con las Glass hace unos años.  El día 8 de noviembre veremos las primeras gafas AR de Niantic, creadores de Pokemon Go, Ingress, etc.  Microsoft lleva su subsistema Linux a la tienda. Instalar por completo el potente WSL es tan sencillo como pinchar un botón https://www.genbeta.com/windows/usuarios-windows-11-pueden-instalar-wsl-facilmente-microsoft-store, aunque solo si utilizas Windows 11. No sé si llegará en el futuro a Windows 10. Al estar integrado en la Store, las actualizaciones de WSL serán independientes de Windows. — Enlace directo https://aka.ms/wslstorepage y explicación a fondo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nVxYFMa1ltM.

Episode 261   One of my most anticipated shows of the year. Dave Chappelle, James Bond and Ted Lasso all on the same episode! No Time to Die is the main review followed up by Dave Chappelle: The Closer, There's Someone Inside Your House and the season two recap of Ted Lasso! No Time has both a regular and a SPOILER section. Please check the timestamps below. We have a James Bond influence What's in the Glass and our PodRec comes from the world of Ted Lasso. Casting Couch, Trailer Talk, DC, Marvel and of course the Hollywood News! Thank you everyone for listening. A rating/review would be much appreciated but more importantly - tell your friends! The Social Network: twitter: @taketoopodcast hotline: 667-365-8253(TAKE) email: taketoopodcast@gmail.com follow the show on Facebook and Instagram subscribe to the Youtube page as well!   like sand through the hour glass: intro - :22, Box Office - 4:40, Poll Results - 10:00, No Time to Die - 13:30, NTtD SPOILERS - 20:10, Chappelle - 32:45, Inside your House - 35:40, Ted Lasso - 39:30, PodRec - 46:45, Trailer Talk - 48:20, Glass - 53:55, Casting Couch - 56:00, Hollywood News - 59:20, DC Discussion - 1:04:05, Marvel Minute - 1:09:40, Going Forward - 1:10:30  

In this edition of Hoopsology, welcome the host of the Brooklyn Buzz: A Brooklyn Nets Podcast and founder of the Off The Glass Basketball Network, Nick Fay. This is a must-listen episode if you are a fan of the Brooklyn Nets. We break down the entire Kyrie Irving situation, why the Nets are so hated, will the Nets ever be the number one team in New York, and a lot more. Get in touch with the show through Facebook and Twitter, leave us a review on iTunes and email us at hoopsologypod@gmail.com. We are a member of the OTG Basketball Network. Follow Nick Fay here: https://twitter.com/Nick_Fay_ Be sure to check out The Brooklyn Buzz Podcast to keep up with the Nets this season! https://www.otgbasketball.com/brooklynbuzz --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hoopsology/support

The long and distinguished leadership story of Fred Glass is well documented. He is widely credited as one of the best athletic directors in Indiana University history. In his forthcoming autobiography, he describes the importance of rooting leadership in clearly defined values. Similar to the great Packers coach Vince Lombardi, Fred's leadership principles are closely tethered to his Jesuit education. In this SGG episode, we discussed: 1. His initial exposure to Jesuit education: his father and Brebeuf High School. 2. Borrowing from the Jesuits as he sought to build IU athletics. 3. The messy situation that Fred walked into as AD at IU. 4. Healing the department before he could build it. 5. Grad at graduation. Five characteristics that Jesuit schools want to inculcate into students as they graduate. “It's everywhere…Every teacher has to drive these values into their students.” 6. Everything IU Athletics did was around the pillars: Play by the rules. Well in mind body and spirit. Achieve academically. Excel athletically. Be part of something bigger than ourselves – and more integrated with the university. 7. “If you are not a values based organization, then you don't have much of a chance to succeed.” 8. The difference between “GPS” and a “compass” to guide you. “Your value system is your compass.” 9. Fred's “living rules:” his father, Fr. Paul O'Brian, Herman Wells. 10. “Comfort the disturbed and disturb the comfortable.” 11. St. Francis: “Preach the gospel and use words if you have to.” And, “Seek not so much to be understood as to understand.” 12. “A lot of people are not listening so much as they are waiting to speak.” 13. Never interrupting other people. 14. “Interested is interesting.” The value of asking others questions about themselves. 15. The hardest thing about being an athletic director: firing coaches. 16. Ignatian discernment and detachment as useful tools in getting through difficult times. 17. “Take criticism seriously but not personally.” If you reflect on it and it's accurate, then there's a great opportunity to fix it. If you reflect on it and it's not accurate, then who cares?” 18. “Seeing God in all things.” 19. Getting criticism – and respect -- for the positions we hold, not who we are. “You've got to be careful not to believe all that BS people are saying about you.” 20. “Surround yourself with people who will tell you the truth.” 21. Fred's vocation: leadership. 22. The difference between asking “what's next” vs “what's at the end.” Choose what offers most opportunities downstream. And be open to the journey.

For a couple of years, I'd say the most common investigation request I'd get was "Why doesn't Lafayette recycle glass?" The natural follow-up, of course, is... "What happens to it?" Well...for most of the glass you use - it ends up in a landfill. Even the stuff you thought you were recycling all those years ago. And here's a disturbing fact: Glass takes one million years to degrade in a landfill. Think carefully before you toss that High Life bottle in the trash can.  There is another option. Not recycling: upcycling. What's the difference? Finding a new and improved use for your rubbish. Glass makes great mulch. It keeps the weeds, mold and mildew at bay. It doesn't have to be changed out too much. And it's lovely. It'll make your garden glimmer.  How do you make glass mulch? Tina Crapsi of Backyard Sapphire does it with a glass crusher she built herself. The “annihilator” can turn a case of beer into a pound of mulch in 15 seconds. Backyard Sapphire processes the glass and turns it into custom blends of colorful mulch. The service went viral quickly, and Tina and her partner Dawn signed up a few dozen subscription customers for curbside pickup and have begun working with local businesses, too. Bit by bit, Backyard Sapphire's grassroots approach is keeping tons of glass out of local landfills. So we're trying to clean up the ground, what about the air we breathe? Carbon emissions aren't the only toxin affecting our respiratory health. In Louisiana, we're in a constant battle with mold.  Mold grows fast. It'll spread with just 60% humidity in the air. Now imagine what happens after a hurricane? A home exposed to water can be overwhelmed with mold within hours.  We've actually managed to make this problem worse in the modern era. Drywall and synthetic glues have made building homes cheaper, but they've also created breeding grounds for mold. Just a little bit of water can create serious problems.  That means mold remediation is essential business in our neck of the swamp, but it's actually not that common. Nicole Guillory Wenger and her husband founded DryMax in 2010 to respond to that gap. Nicole previously worked in architecture and did restoration work in post-Katrina New Orleans. DryMax has since come to specialize in remediation, working a range of projects from post-disaster clean up to remediating historic buildings. In Louisiana, there's no shortage of work in the mold business. And Nicole spends a lot of her time teaching customers about what to look for in a quality mold contractor, even if she can't take their work. Out to Lunch Acadiana is recorded live over lunch at Tula Tacos + Amigos in downtown Lafayette. You can find photos from this show by Astor Morgan at our website. And here's more lunchtime conversation you might like, about the connection between recycling and art.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Designer Abbey Glass honed her signature aesthetic at Central Saint Martin's and the Rhode Island School of Design. Inspired by 1960s icons the brand is luxury womenswear steeped in confidence, timelessness, and playful elegance. Shop her pieces at: https://abbey-glass.com/

Karina Manta is one of the few publicly out LGBTQ athletes in women's figure skating. Along with her out gay ice dancing partner, Joe Johnson, they make up a particularly prideful duo. Now Manta is sharing the story of her journey in a new book, On Top Of Glass: My Stories As A Queer Girl In Figure Skating. She joins us this week to talk about coming out and being out in figure skating, body-image issues she has faced and how being different sometimes felt dangerous and how that contributed to the title of the book. On Top Of Glass is available at Barnes & Noble and other booksellers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Years ago, the return and reuse of glass bottles was common practice, but when convenience began to dominate the messaging around packaging, this went out the window. Now, 75% of glass bottles end up in landfills. Through her company, Conscious Containers, Caren McNamara is on a mission to change this. Caren Conscious Containers is a benefit corporation selling refillable glass bottles and establishing infrastructure to collect, sanitize and resell them throughout the country. They have also come up with an innovative solution which allows them to track the lifecycle of their bottles so that they can build up a database which the packaging industry is lacking. In this episode, Caren explains the processes involved in ensuring that a bottle is fit for reuse, legislation that is coming into effect around the end of life of packaging waste, how beverage brands have been responding to Conscious Container's business model, and the exciting expansion plans she has for the future! Key Points From This Episode: What you can expect to learn from today's episode. Reasons that drove Caren to found Conscious Container. Main challenges that Conscious Container is faced with. Benefits of using a refillable glass bottle as opposed to other packing substrates. Mandated legislation around single use packaging. The lack of glass bottles currently available in the supply chain. Factors that contributed to the reduction in reuse of glass. Percentage of glass that ends up in landfills. Differences between Conscious Container bottles and other glass bottles. How and why Conscious Container is going to track the lifecycle of their bottles. Responses from beverage brands to the idea of a returnable bottle. Alterations that companies may have to make when they begin using Conscious Container glass bottles. Challenges to getting wash-off labels. The process that a Conscious Container bottle goes through after it has been used. How Caren intends to scale Conscious Container. Caren's past work experience, and how this has benefited her in her current role. Extended producer responsibility programs. The end of life for reusable bottles. Examples of the companies that Conscious Container is working with. Changes Caren expects to see take place over the next few years. Links Mentioned in Today's Episode: Conscious Container Conscious Container Email Address Caren McNamara on LinkedIn Reloop Zero Waste Europe Report on Reusable vs Single Use Packaging Closed Loop Partners International Direct Packaging People of Packaging Podcast by Adam Peek Sustainable Packaging Podcast by Cory Connors Connect with Evelio Mattos on LinkedIn and download your own Sustainable Packaging Guide here

There's a warning from the food and drink industry that food prices are on the rise. Plus the glass industry explains why it can't just power down its furnaces as energy prices rise. Felicity hears how bookings are rising as the travel red list is shrinking. And why are so many working mums worried about their promotion prospects? #WakeUpToMoney With Felicity Hannah

A man wants to commit the perfect murder and get away with it.  It doesn't matter who it is as long as he doesn't get caught.  Commentary on whether there is such a thing as a "perfect murder". Plus, stars Joseph Cotton and Gale Gordon, with Gordon in a very unfunny role in this episode and why nobody wanted him for comedies.

Episode #248, Photographer David Rubene of Ruby Glass Media… David is my favorite photographer here in MN his work is stuff of legend and I am honored to be friends with him. We talked about David doing a bunch of … Continue reading →

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If the title didn't give it away, Dick Francisco is back to talk about the plastic in our bodies and why glass vibrators are a great alternative (0:41). Our hosts establish why they are talking about this and how it goes beyond #strawlesssummer (2:56). There are PFAC's in us and we can refer to groups like EWG to avoid those (8:30). This is because these plastics disrupt our endocrine systems. T reminds everyone that the Browns played a big role in this plastic revolution and asks why food is still segregated at the store (14:07). Saif points out the lack of recycling in this country and asks what can be done better (20:15). Dick gives us the lazy way before commenting on the insanity of plastic surgery (29:38). Saif chalks it up to good marketing (34:12) before getting into easy ways to begin changing habits at home (37:36). T gets excited to schedule his eye exam so that he can stop contributing countless contacts to the plastic problem (41:33). This does give our hosts the opportunity to acknowledge that plastics have made life more convenient in some aspects (44:08). Our hosts get ready to walk to the dogs, which are also eating plastic (46:35). Thank you for tuning in and giving us your continued support. You may interact with us online @CTSTerry on Twitter or by searching Catch The Sky Podcast on Facebook (and giving us a Like), Instagram, or wherever you listen to podcasts and subscribing. Music by Emby Alexander Recorded October 4, 2021 #CatchTheSky #Podcast #Recycle #Plastic #Glass #Medical #Digestion #EndocrineSystem #Ocean #PlasticIsland #Water #Diet #Teflon #Kevlar #Natural #Alternatives #StainlessSteel #CastIron #Cooking #Eating #AlwaysBeComing #TrashRocket #EmbyAlexander

Wine is mentioned in many historical accounts in Afghanistan, as are the lush vineyards, orchards, and gardens. This is not the first thing many of us think of when we think of this country. This episode started as a curious "poking around" effort into unearthing whatever wine and spirits history Afghanistan had to offer. It resulted in a story with many loose ends that somehow always led back to the humble vine ... with some drunken Mughals along the way. Resources from this episode: Books: Islam and Tibet: Interactions along the Musk Routes, Akasoy, A., Burnett, C., & Yoeli-Tlalim, R. (2016) Koh-I-Noor: The history of the world's most infamous diamond, Anand, A., Dalrymple, W., (2017) [Audible Version, 2017] Return of a King: The battle for Afghanistan, Dalyrmple, W. (2013) [Audible Version, 2021] The Silk Roads, Frankopen, P., (2015) [Audible Version, 2021] The Snow Leopard Project: And other adventures in warzone conservation, Dehgan, A. (2019) [Audible Version, 2019] Papers: Colloquium Journal/Agricultural Sciences: Gardening of Afghanistan, Maykhan, H., Troshkin, L.P., Kravchenko, R.V., Hilmand, M., Wafa, S. (2020) http://www.colloquium-journal.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/colloquium-journal-1769-chast-2.pdf#page=26 Grapes Production in Afghanistan, Khasrow, A. (January 2016) https://www.researchgate.net/publication/289999498_Grapes_production_in_Afghanistan/link/569429ba08ae820ff072b7fe/download Transregional Intoxications: Wine in Buddhist Gandhara and Kafiristan, Klimburg, M. (2016), from Borders: Itineraries on the edges of Iran, Pellò, S., pp. 271 - 302, Edizioni Ca' Foscari (2016) https://www.academia.edu/27604861/Borders_Itineraries_on_the_Edges_of_Iran Websites: Scroll.in: From the Vedic age to the Mughal and the Raj - The colorful history of alcohol consumption in India, Pande, M. (22 May 2017) https://scroll.in/article/834765/from-the-vedic-age-to-the-mughals-and-the-raj-the-colourful-history-of-alcohol-consumption-in-india Atlas Obscura: The Ancient Method That Keeps Afghanistan's Grapes Fresh All Winter, Glinski, S. (25 March 2021) https://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/how-did-people-store-fruit-before-fridges Atlas Obuscura: The Conqueror Who Longed for Melons, Hay, M. (15 November 2017) https://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/babur-mughlai-food-india Der Wein: Weinbau in Afghanistan - Der Weinkennerin, Hamm, W. (5 September 2009) https://web.archive.org/web/20151208012526/http://www.weinkennerin.de/weinlaender/afghanistan/weinbau-in-afghanistan.html The Economist: Wine and Tulips in Kabul, (18 December 2010) https://www.economist.com/christmas-specials/2010/12/16/wine-and-tulips-in-kabul Express: Taliban takes over Norwegian Embassy destroying wine bottles and children's books, Hawker, L. (8 September 2021) https://www.express.co.uk/news/world/1488409/Taliban-news-Norwegian-Embassy-wine-bottles-books-destroyed-Afghanistan Farm Progress: US Troops get Lessons on Afghanistan's Grape Industry, Letizia, N. (7 June 2012) https://www.farmprogress.com/grapes/us-troops-get-lessons-afghanistan-s-grape-industry Military Wikia: Alcohol in Afghanistan https://military.wikia.org/wiki/Alcohol_in_Afghanistan Moscow-Pullman Daily News: Giving the Army the Lowdown on Grapes, Geranios, N. (11 June 2012) https://dnews.com/local/giving-the-army-the-lowdown-on-grapes/article_fa01a00e-5163-55e8-b8fd-67462b3a938a.html Population Of [last accessed 5 October 2021] https://www.populationof.net/ University of Washington: Memoirs of Babur, Waugh, D. (1999) https://depts.washington.edu/silkroad/texts/babur/babur1.html UW Madison: Catching up with ... Michelle Moyer, Hagenow, B., (12 Ocober 2012) https://grow.calsdev.cals.wisc.edu/deprecated/agriculture/catch-up-with-michelle-moyer Wein.Plus: Afghanistan (23 June 2021) https://glossary.wein.plus/afghanistan World Health Organization: Substance Abuse - Afghanistan profile (2018) https://www.who.int/substance_abuse/publications/global_alcohol_report/profiles/afg.pdf Wikipedia: Alcohol in Afghanistan https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alcohol_in_Afghanistan Wine Economist: Wines, Vines, War, Peace and Troops in Afghanistan, Veseth, M. (4 July 2012) https://wineeconomist.com/2012/07/04/wines-vines-war-peace-and-troops-in-afghanistan/ Podcasts: Glass in Session® Winecast: S3E4: Wine from Dried Grapes (2020) https://glassinsession.libsyn.com/s3e4-wine-from-dried-grapes   Glass in Session® is a registered trademark of Vino With Val, LLC. Music: “Write Your Story” by Joystock (Jamendo.com cc_Standard License, Jamendo S.A.)

We've got a very special technical interview for you where we chat with Director of Photography, Shawn Seifert (Raise a Glass to Love, Taking a Shot at Love). We discuss how he got his start in the business, his lighting style, and some of the more challenging shoots he's done with Hallmark so far.

Slappin' Glass sits down with the Head and Associate Head Coaching duo for Florida State WBB, Sue Semrau and Brooke Wyckoff! The trio dive into the areas of high pressure communication, consistent staff messaging, teaching closeouts, and play a special version of "Start, Sub, or Sit?!", covering the areas of Horns Action, Post Play, and Bad Screening. For more information on how to support the podcast, while also gaining access to thousands of hours of topical and curated basketball/leadership content, please visit slappinglass.com. 

A small Southland community is rallying to save its star tourist attraction - and Australasia's last bottle house. Made from 20,000 bottles - the focal point of Waikaia has sprung a leak that needs its own unique form of bottle stopper. Switzer's Museum and Bottle House chair Mairi Dickson talks to Lisa Owen. [embed] https://players.brightcove.net/6093072280001/default_default/index.html?videoId=6276109659001

* (0:29) Introducing Vece. You can find the Skies of Glass playtest on our Patreon. * (1:35) Brodeur continues hurting himself. You can find his podcast here. * (11:35) What got us thinking about playtesting a roleplaying game. Gage's playtest survey. * (14:43) Why you may not know what you need to ask. * (18:35) […]

Inspired by Cycladic fertility icons, early Byzantine paintings, and folk art, Robin Grebe's figures serve as a canvas or setting for her narratives. Through these elegant and often autobiographical cast glass busts, she explores the universal quest to understand the directions our lives. Imagery from the natural world represents peaceful beauty, but also speaks to uncharted territory and the unknown. Using birds and plants as metaphors for mythic flight, spirituality, the intangible, and nature's uncontrollable forces, Grebe transforms her personal search into a shared exploration. She says: “I have always worked figuratively; in some ways my sculptures are autobiographical. They help me process my thoughts, ideas and changes in life. The sculptures usually incorporate images from the natural world. These images serve as a metaphor to both our fragility as well as our resilience in our personal/emotional/spiritual world and in the larger world itself.” Born in Newark, New Jersey, in 1957, Grebe earned her MFA in Ceramics/Glass from Tyler School of Art, Elkins Park, Pennsylvania and BFA in Ceramics from the Massachusetts College of Art in Boston, Massachusetts. She has taught glass and ceramics at the Massachusetts College of Art and Pilchuck Glass School, among others. Her exhibitions and collections include the Cleveland Museum of Art, the Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art in Japan, the Morris Museum in Morristown, New Jersey, the Taft Museum in Cincinnati, Ohio, the Lowe Museum, Miami, Florida, and the Tucson Museum of Art in Tucson, Arizona, to name a few. One of the things Grebe loves most about making her sculptures is working wet clay to make her sculptural form. She builds a plaster mold around that clay form, and once it has hardened, peels the clay out of the mold and fills the cavity with chunks of colored glass. It then gets fired in a kiln to melt the glass into the cavity. Once cooled the mold is chipped off the glass sculpture. The glass is then ground, sanded and polished into its final form.  Using cast glass, ceramic glazes, and transparent enamels, Grebe creates her monolithic and allegorical human forms, which seem simultaneously fragile and strong. To her, they illustrate the paradoxes of human life. Recent exhibitions of this work include a 2019 solo show at Habatat Gallery, West Palm Beach, Florida, and the group show, In Her Voice: Influential Women in Glass, held at the Sandwich Art Museum, Sandwich, Massachusetts, in 2021.   

It's National Coming Out Day on Oct. 11, and Jarrett and Tre'vell are telling their come out stories--why they loved it and why they hated it--before talking about the pressures society has placed on the LGBTQ community by even having an expectation that individuals should come out.  Plus, they are not the only ones with feelings; they share what listener Ray Love, Jr. fans and antis about the coming out experience before reading a listener letter from a survivor of sexual violence who felt compelled to write Tre'vell and Jarrett after listening to episode 87, Nicki Minaj WTF (ft. Gerrick Kennedy).Episode Notes:Pass the PopcornIn this week's Pass the Popcorn, Jarrett and Tre'vell discuss the probability of the vaxxers creating a classist society where the non-vaxxed are not welcome, especially when vaccine statuses are going beyond the realm of social media updates and becoming a part of our dinner party icebreakers and our online dating profiles. DIS/Honorable Mentions HM:  If you have not bought Tabitha Brown's book titled, Feeding the Soul (Because It's My Business): Finding Our Way to Joy, Love, and Freedom, check it out at Reparation's Club. HM: The queer show We're Here Season Two airs on Oct. 11. HM: The first all-Black American expedition climbs Mount Everest.HM: Tre'vell discovers a new love for audio books after listening to Gabrielle Union's You Got Anything Stronger?.Black History Is Happening EverydayTiffany Taylor's performance of Here's Where I Stand in the film CAMP was so instrumental for Jarrett, it inspired him to write a come out letter to his mom. Our Sponsors This WeekDipseaFANTI listeners can get 30 days of full access for free by going to DipseaStories.com/FANTIGo ahead and @ usEmail: FANTI@maximumfun.orgIG@FANTIpodcast@Jarrett Hill@rayzon (Tre'Vell)Twitter@FANTIpodcast@TreVellAnderson@JarrettHill@Swish (Senior Producer Laura Swisher)@Rainewheat (Producer Lorraine Wheat)FANTI is produced and distributed by MaximumFun.orgLaura Swisher is senior producer and Lorraine Wheat is producerEpisode Contributors: Jarrett Hill, Laura Swisher, Tre'Vell Anderson, Lorraine WheatMusic: Cor.eceGraphics: Ashley Nguyen

On today' show Pastor Mike continues to looks at the New England Primer (1777 Edition) and the religious education of our children. Listen in as Pastor Mike examines this very interesting book which was the first textbook printed in America to teach the Bible in schools. Sample of text read today: G As runs the Glass, Our Life doth pass. H My Book and Heart Must never part. J JOB feels the Rod,-- Yet blesses GOD. K Proud Korah's troop Was swallowed up L LOT fled to Zoar, Saw fiery Shower On Sodom pour. M MOSES was he Who Israel's Host Led thro' the Sea X XERXES did die, And so must I. The Infant's Grace before and after Meat. BLESS me, O Lord, and let my food strengthen me to serve thee, for Jesus Christ's sake. AMEN.

On this week's Girls Gone Hallmark bonus episode, Megan and Wendy review yet another non-fall themed Hallmark movie called Love Strikes Twice. This new, original movie starring Katie Findlay and Wyatt Nash has left many asking: Is "Love Strikes Twice" a Hallmark movie? Why do you think Hallmark has so many non-fall movies in their Fall Harvest line up? Email the show at meganandwendy@gmail.com. Should Girls Gone Hallmark Continue in 2022? We are super grateful for all the original and new listeners who have found our bonus Girls Gone Hallmark movie review podcast! The question is...should we continue to recap and review Hallmark original movies next year? If you have strong feelings about it, shoot us an email at meganandwendy@gmail.com. News and Notes about Love Strikes Twice The teleplay for Love Strikes Twice was written by C. Jay Cox. He also wrote Sweet Home Alabama (2002) with Reese Witherspoon and New in Town (2009) with Renee Zellweger and Harry Connick Jr.Several of the same producers on Love Strikes Twice are the same for One Summer - which premiered the day after this premiere on Hallmark Movies & Mysteries.This movie was filmed in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.You might recognize Katie Findlay from Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist, How to Get Away with Murder, The Carrie Diaries and The Killing (one of Wendy's favorite series).Wyatt Nash competed on Survivor: Redemption Island (season 22, 2011) under his birth name Matt Elrod. He finished in seventh place and was the sixth member to join the jury. Wyatt Nash/Matt Elrod was asked to compete again on Survivor: Caramoan (season 26) but declined - according to his Wikipedia page. What do you think: Is Love Strikes Twice a Hallmark movie? Let us know. Hallmark Fall Harvest Podcast Episodes Need to catch up on our reviews of the 2021 Fall Harvest movies? Taking the ReinsRaise a Glass to LoveRoadhouse Romance 2021 Countdown to Christmas Preview Podcast Episode Don't miss our 2021 Countdown to Christmas preview episode! Grab a hot cocoa and listen here. Hallmark Channel recently announced they will premiere 41 brand new movies during their annual Countdown to Christmas. Listen in as Megan and Wendy give their first impressions of the movies that have officially been announced.

Chemicals are in everything from beauty products to building materials. In this episode of Build Green Live Green, CaraGreen's president, Jessica McNaughton, talks with Stacy Glass about how ChemForward is working hard to equip all manufacturers to make the best choices possible when it comes to ingredients.

This episode features Dr. Ian Glass, Chief Quality Officer of Houston Methodist Willowbrook Hospital. Here, he joined the podcast to talk about the transition to administrative leadership and how the hospital is constantly improving.

Hey Dude, a bit of recognition for my photos by Descanso Gardens and The Arboretum paves the way for me to see Ira Glass in a new light, from "broken glass" to an arrow straight to the heart. QUOTE: "The only thing you can do is to keep on keepin' on." PEOPLE: Ira Glass, John Doe, Krissy Teegerstrom PLACES: Descanso Gardens, The Arboretum, Arcadia, Altadena, Heritage Boots THINGS: iPhone 6, iPhone XS, Carved, Twitter, Instagram, L.A. Magazine, plumeria, Mother Nature, S-Town, All Things Considered SOUNDS: leaf blower, footsteps, gravel path, Laguna Sawdust Cowbell Chimes, birds, train, wind GENRE: storytelling, personal narrative, personal journal PHOTO: "Descanso IG Screenshot" via my iPhone XS RECORDED: October 1, 2021 from the "Wawona Lawn" under the flight path of the Bob Hope Airport in Burbank, California GEAR: Sony ICD PX370 digital voice recorder and Sony ECM CS3 "tie-clip" microphone. HYPE: "It's a beatnik kinda literary thing in a podcast cloak of darkness." Timothy Kimo Brien (cohost on Podwrecked and host of Create Art Podcast) DISCLAIMER/WARNING: Proudly presented rough, raw and ragged. Seasoned with salty language and ideas. Not for most people's taste. Please be advised.    

Welcome to Witchtober! This month on Let's Vibe With It, we're observing spooky season with 3 new episodes every week to help you celebrate the season of the witch. First up is a spooky story about a glass vase and a creepy old man only a dog can see. Have a spooky story of your own you'd like to share on the podcast? Email emily@emilymccall.love to send in your story.

Peripheral Artery Disease – What the $#^% are we talking about? Peripheral Artery Disease is all about saving peoples legs and lives, but we often don't talk about PAD lesions with a common clinical language. In this episode of Behind the Knife, the vascular surgery team introduces the Global Vascular Guidelines anddiscusses the WIfI, TASC, and GLASS classifications systems designed to standardize our conversations about PAD lesions and how these fit into treatment decisions. Dr. Nicholas Osborne is an Associate Professor of Vascular Surgery at the University of Michigan and the Chief of Vascular Surgery at the Ann Arbor Veteran's Affairs Healthcare System. Dr. Frank Davis is a Chief Resident in the Integrated Vascular Surgery program at the University of Michigan. Dr. Craig Brown is a PGY-6 in the General Surgery program at the University of Michigan. Papers discussed in this Episode: Global Vascular Guidelines on the Management of Chronic Limb-Threatening Ischemia: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8365864/ Society for Vascular Surgery App: https://apps.apple.com/app/id1014644425 Please visit behindtheknife.org to access our massive library of high-yield surgical education podcasts, videos and more.  

Marissa Davis is a poet and translator from Paducah, Kentucky, now residing in Brooklyn, New York. Her poetry has appeared or will soon appear in Sundog Lit, Poem-A-Day, Glass, Frontier Poetry, Nimrod, Great River Review, New South, Southeast Review, and Mississippi Review, among others. Her translations are published or forthcoming in Massachusetts Review, New England Review, Mid-American Review, The Common, American Chordata, and RHINO. Her chapbook, My Name & Other Languages I Am Learning How to Speak (Jai-Alai Books, 2020) was selected by Danez Smith for Cave Canem's 2019 Toi Derricotte and Cornelius Eady Prize. Davis holds an MFA from New York University. Find more the book and more at: https://www.marissa-davis.com/ As always, we'll also include live open lines for responses to our weekly prompt or any other poems you'd like to share. For details on how to participate, either via Skype or by phone, go to: https://www.rattle.com/rattlecast/ This Week's Prompt: “To Autumn” by John Keats is one of the most highly regarded poems in the English language. It is richly imagistic and descriptive. Write your own ode to autumn. Next Week's Prompt: Write a poem without using articles (a, an, the). The Rattlecast livestreams on YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter, then becomes an audio podcast. Find it on iTunes, Spotify, or anywhere else you get your podcasts.

Today we get to learn about the creators of one of the hottest podcasts on the market, Slappin' Glass! Patrick Carney & Dan Krikorian dive into their college hoops days, passions off the court, the humble beginnings of the podcast, their stellar guests & much more! They even disclose who would win in a game of 1 on 1

Ranging from the absurd to the edgy and aggressive, Joshua Opdenaker's glass reflects his never-ending struggle for perfection in theory and execution. His art is not expressed solely through the finished piece, but rather the physical dance of creating it. Innovative techniques and concepts inspire contemplation via ever-changing themes, making JOP! glass impossible to classify and leaving it in a class of its own.  Born in Philadelphia, Opdenaker graduated from the University of the Arts with a BFA focus on stone carving in 2002. After years of carving stone, he began lampworking borosilicate glass in 2001 on the recommendation of his friend JAG. Flameworking became his technique of choice for sculpting, and the artist turned his focus to making glass pipes. While still an outlaw art form, the methods and creation were kept secret and not often spoken about in public places. Thus, he took on the moniker “JOP!” derived from an arrangement of his full name. In 2003, Opdenaker teamed up with Philadelphia Glass Works and became their permanent resident artist.  After establishing his studio in Philly's Fishtown, JOP! joined forces with Elbo in 2014 to open Front Street Gallery in Kensington, Philadelphia. The gallery endeavored to bring the city's most influential, beloved glass artists into the limelight allowing fans and collectors to admire and purchase their newest work. It was essentially a who's-who of modern flameworking, featuring Philly artists like Zach Puchowitz, Snic Barnes, Marble Slinger (of Degenerate Art fame), Just Another Glassblower, and more. Front Street Gallery helped put Philadelphia on the map as a destination for the ever-growing glassblowing movement.  Invited to judge the 2019 European Flame Off in London, Opdenaker has exhibited his own pipes around the world, often blurring the line between pipes and sculpture. In 2008, represented by Silica Gallery, JOP glass was exhibited at SOFA, The Sculpture Objects Functional Art and Design fair.He creates in a broad range of styles to include his highly recognizable chicken rigs, medical series, giant cassette tapes, and his piece de resistance – The Baby Mecha Ganesh – a three-foot-tall, smokable baby with six arms.  Opdenaker states: “If nothing else, view my work as original. Technique and craft can be learned, originality cannot. You either have it, or you do not.”  The first in Philly's Fishtown area to make a name for himself in the field, today there are at least five glass studios and 18 glassblowers on Opdenaker's street alone. From group builds such as those of the Molten Art Classic to individual skill-building works such as goblets, JOP! glass' pioneering spirit continues evolving with the scene. 

How do you help a person who has an addiction? What can you do if someone you know has an addiction? What do you call someone with an addiction? What are the key features of addiction? Tune in, as Oleg, Lindsey and Leslie Glass, explore main components of addiction, what can be done to prevent substance abuse, and other related topics.

Slappin' Glass sits down with former the Head Coach and current President of Basketball Operations for the Boston Celtics, Brad Stevens. The trio discuss the foundations of making adjustments, running great practices, the Spanish PNR, and talk Ted Lasso, mental health, and Dribble Drive Motion Offense during the always fun "Start, Sub, or Sit?!"Listeners of the podcast can received 10% a Full Year Membership to Slappin' Glass Plus by entering the code "SG10" at checkout. For less than $30 a month coaches can get complete access to thousand of hours of topical and curated content, as well as the ability to connect and learn from hundreds of other great coaches in the private "Coaches Corner" community, which comes with the membership. To get started on all that the membership has to offer,  visit HERE!

Connect with the Podcast:Facebook: @texaswinepodInstagram: @texaswinepodTwitter: @texaswinepodEmail: texaswinepod@gmail.comVoicemail: 802–585–1286Help the Show:Buy Shelly a Glass of Wine!Subscribe to the newsletter to get the Texas wine crossword puzzle!Listen and Subscribe in Apple PodcastsListen and Subscribe in Google PodcastsListen via web browserMentioned in this EpisodeTexas Wine In the NewsThis segment is sponsored by Texas Fine Wine. For more information about the October 15 Texas Fine Wine dinner, click hereTexas Monthly and Uncork Texas Wine present 2021 Texas Vintners Cup (PDF)WINNERS:Fall Creek Vineyards 2019 Chardonnay from Certenberg VineyardsKerrville Hills Winery 2019 SemillonLewis Wines 2020 Swim SpotMcPherson Cellars 2020 The Queen ViognierWedding Oak Winery 2019 RoussanneSlate Theory 2020 Cinsault RoseBending Branch Winery's 2017 Tannat from Newsom VineyardsLost Draw Cellars 2019 Sangiovese from Alta Loma VineyardsMcPherson Cellars 2019 CarignanTexas Heritage Vineyards 2018 SouzaoTriple N Ranch 2019 MalbecVinovium 2016 Sketch Tempranillo BlendTexas Hill Country Wineries October Passport EventNorth Texas Wine Country October Passport EventAdditional Texas wine month events at www.uncorktexaswines.comEater Austin: Welcome to Texas Wine CountryFOR SALE: 14 acre property on 290FOR SALE: Profitable Texas winery with multiple locationsFOR SALE: Andy Timmons' home and estate vineyard in Lubbock CountyChron.com: “A Harry Potter-themed California winery is coming to the Texas Hill Country”Washington Post: Napa wines needn't be the benchmark. Let's appreciate what other regions do well, too.Wine & Food FoundationI'm so happy to be part of the community of wine and food lovers at The Wine & Food Foundation! Get more information about upcoming events, the IMBIBE: The WFF Education Series, and find membership options here.Need lodging in Fredericksburg? Check out my home Cork + Cactus on Heavenly Hosts.com!Interview: Jennifer McInnis Fadel, GM of Bending Branch WineryBending Branch websiteFollow Bending Branch on social media @bendingbranchwineryDemerits and Gold StarsDemerit:The wine “12” that masquerades as a wine affiliated with Texas A&M but is actually a Spanish Rioja!Gold Star:William Chris Vineyards' Honorable Mention in the Wine Spectator's 2021 Video Contest: Growing WineShelly's Wine Education Website: www.toastwinetalk.comThanks to Texas Wine Lover for promotional help! For the latest information on Texas wineries and vineyards, visit Texas Wine Lover

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Could Taking the Reins be the first Hallmark movie that Wendy enjoyed more than Megan? Listen in as the ladies of Long Story Short discuss Taking the Reins, the third movie in this year's Fall Harvest line up. But first, how bad was the digital fall foliage? Are you loving or just liking Hallmark's Fall Harvest line up? Are we being too hard on production for not having enough fall feels? Email the show at meganandwendy@gmail.com. Megan and Wendy review Taking the Reins which premiered on the Hallmark Channel on September 25, 2021. Don't Miss our Bonus Countdown to Christmas Episode! Look for another bonus episode on Friday, October 1st from us in your podcast feed! We will preview the first nine Countdown to Christmas movies! Listen in for our first impressions, plus if we plan to watch it or skip it based strictly on cast and synopsis. We also will talk about the impending IATSE strike and how that might affect Hallmark Channel's plan of premiering 41 new movies during the holiday season. And finally, what we hope for from movie #9 - #30. News and Notes About Taking the Reins This movie was filmed on location in Connecticut.Meadowbrook Farm in Marlborough, CT Taking the Reins was previously titled Love at the Steeplechase.Filming wrapped in July 2021.The production company for this movie told Hartford Courant that leaves would be digitally recolored. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Nikki DeLoach (@nikdeloach) Chemistry Between Nikki DeLoach and Scott Porter? Spoiler alert: Wendy says that the kiss between characters Sam (Nikki DeLoach) and Luke (Scott Porter) was the hottest kiss she's seen from ANY Hallmark movie this year. The chemistry between Nikki DeLoach and Scott Porter was perfect. Great casting! View this post on Instagram A post shared by Nikki DeLoach (@nikdeloach) Did you like Taking the Reins? Email us at meganandwendy@gmail.com and let us know what you thought of last week's Hallmark movie! Catch Up on all the Fall Harvest Movies We're BIG fans of the frndly app where you will find all three Hallmark branded channels, including the original Hallmark Channel, Hallmark Movies and Mysteries and Hallmark Drama. This is the best app to stream NEW Hallmark movies! Don't miss out on our reviews of the 2021 Fall Harvest movies: Roadhouse RomanceRaise a Glass to Love

Welcome to the Stationery Cafe Happy Hour, April from @penguinscreative and Kelly from @kellyloveletters get together to talk about the latest in the stationery community. This week, Kelly and April talk about new things they want in the stationery world: a glass pen inspired by purple skin sweet potatoes, Archer and Olive's Fall edition release, Field Notes' cool illustrated Harvest Edition, and new Midori planner stickers! April also talks about her new sticker storing solution while Kelly shows off her Kaweco Dark Olive Collector's Edition. Don't miss out on all the fun stationery talk this week!

Tom Watson is a hobbiest photographer and co creator of the new photo sharing community for photographers, Glass. In this episode we talk about how the app came to be, how its different than just about any other social media you've ever used, and what makes it a fantastic place for photographers In This Episode You'll Learn: How Tom got started in photography and Design Toms reaction to Instagram announcing they are no longer photo focused How Glass came to be and how it challenges many “traditional” social media apps The benefits of a subscription based community The vision for glass in the future Resources: Glass Photo Sharing and Community App Join The Beginner Photography Podcast Facebook Community Free Lightroom Presets!

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