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Nik and Keefy of  @GhostCultMag  welcome back in our "emotional support guest host" Don De Leaumont  @talkingthetalkwithdon  to rank the best Rock and Metal albums of every year of the 1990s and crown the king record for the entire decade! Nik has a Golum of Don and Nik the Anglophile strikes again. Don sees dick people, and shook his imaginary gameshow boobies. Keefy is flummoxed, as per usual.Check out our last series on series on  @pinkfloyd ! https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLpHaaolFKt7PpHiVXbnKq57pGWyjhl52d For Rock and Metal news: https://www.ghostcultmag.comFor vinyl porn: https://www.instagram.com/Glacially_MusicalTo support the Pouredcast: https://linktr.ee/GlaciallyMusicalPouredcast Invest In Vinyl mylar inner sleeves https://amzn.to/3pPLQaA Timestamp: 0:00 Intro Nik "Boom Boom" Cameron, and Keefy "Fromagier " 1:13 Beer of The Week ✅ Nik - , Don - Blue Moon, Keefy -  @liquiddeath2793  5:24 Vinyl check ✅ Nik - My Goodness +  @SoulAsylum , Don -  @acdc  +  @metallica  +  @dokkenofficial , Keefy -  @totaltreblemusic1  + Skeletonwitch 20:34 News ✅ Nik - pass, Don - Bruce Dickinson +, Taimie Downe's wife passes +,Nick Menza Doc, Keefy - new Slayer shows,  @thebandGhost  album + Aftershock Fest lineup and ticket prices + Deftones review 25:20 Shirt ✅ Nik - Lucky Liquid Dive Bar Shirt , Keefy - YELLOW @metallica 50:51 The Meat of The Episode ✅ - The Best Rock and Metal Albums of Every Year of the 1990s Ranked1:47:00 ✅ Outro - Please like and subscribe! Tell your friends!This is the "finger fudge pour: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/rTtqjPgZZ7s

Distances+ présente un épisode exceptionnel de La Bande à D+ à Annecy dans le cadre des championnats d'Europe de trail et de course en montagne — où la France a brillé — et de la 14e édition de la Maxi-Race — remportée par Mathieu Blanchard et Camille Bruyas.Nicolas Fréret vous invite à revive ce week-end hors du commun au travers d'un balado-reportage long format original.Cet épisode hors série en deux parties a été réalisé en partenariat avec les frontales Go'Lum. Ceci est la deuxième partie du podcast. Pour écouter la première partie, c'est ici

Distances+ présente un épisode exceptionnel de La Bande à D+ à Annecy dans le cadre des championnats d'Europe de trail et de course en montagne — où la France a brillé — et de la 14e édition de la Maxi-Race — remportée par Mathieu Blanchard et Camille Bruyas.Nicolas Fréret vous invite à revivre ce week-end hors du commun au travers d'un balado-reportage long format original.Cet épisode hors série en deux parties a été réalisé en partenariat avec les frontales Go'Lum.Ceci est la première partie du podcast. Pour écouter la deuxième partie, c'est ici

Giga Bytes Podcast #306: Hoy hablamos de Playstation y sus problemas en PC, explico el nuevo enfoque de Square Enix, Reseño Kingdom of The Planet of The Apes, hablamos de Galactus y Golum de vuelta, y mucho más!!! Drama con Ghost of Tsushima y PS en PC Square Enix a cambiar su estrategia Assassins Creed Shadows tendrá su primer trailer esta semana Galactus tiene su voz Regresa Gollum al cine Kingdom of The Planet of the Apes Review God of War Ragnarok a PC? Xbox Mobile Store Lanza en julio Próximo ROG Ally X a ser mostrado en detalle el 2 de junio Evento de Nintendo llegara en Junio Séptimo año consecutivo de Crecimiento económico para Capcom Y Mucho Mas!!!    Sigueme y Suscribete: Facebook.com/elgiga Youtube.com/elgiga947 Instagram.com/elgiga947                                                                                                                                            Twitch.tv/elgiga947 Twitter.com/elgiga947 Giga Bytes Podcast   #monsterenergypr @monsterenergy @Stephreyesmarketing @caribbeanxsports @eriberto213 #gigabytespodcast #helldivers2 #Senuassaga #hellblade2 #superman #maythe4th #Starwars #SWOutlaws #PS5pro

Que tal amigos, bienvenidos a otro episodio de Super Gaming Bros! En este episodio discutimos los nominados para los Game Awards y predicciones de quienes serán los ganadores. Ganara su juego favorito? Donde esta Golum en las nominaciones?! También tenemos noticias sobre Steam Deck OLED, la película de Zelda, y Marvel parece estar en aguas turbulentas. Hablando de Marvel, les tenemos reseñas de ambos la segunda temporada de Loki, al igual que The Marvels. Cáiganle a platicar sobre lo ultimo en las noticias geek! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today I am sharing one of my amazing transdimensional adventures with you. Join me to find out what Iexperienced in a funky little metaphysical shop where I met a golem. Thank you for liking, commenting,subscribing, and sharing this podcast!YouTube Link: https://youtu.be/B1iN_09C-ysKaren Holton's Links: Download my exclusive audio content found only on SPREAKER, Spotify, Apple, Podbean,iHeart, Goodpods and more – https://www.spreaker.com/show/quantum-guides-show-with-karen-holton Donations: https://www.karenholtonhealthcoach.com/donations/ Website: https://www.karenholtonhealthcoach.com/ Vital Services: https://www.karenholtonhealthcoach.com/product-category/services/ Zen Domes Orgonite: https://www.karenholtonhealthcoach.com/product-category/zen-domes-orgonite/ Comfort Crystals: https://www.karenholtonhealthcoach.com/product-category/comfort-crystals/ Free Resources: https://www.karenholtonhealthcoach.com/free-resources/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/KarenHoltonTV Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/c-2423374 (KarenHoltonTV) Odysee: https://odysee.com/@KarenHoltonTV Telegram: https://t.me/KarenHoltonTV Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/karen.holton3 Forbidden Knowledge News Network: www.forbiddenknowledge.newsThe Quantum Guides Show and the Aliens & Angels Podcast are now part of the Forbidden KnowledgeNews Network! https://forbiddenknowledge.news/ Improve your health and help support ForbiddenKnowledge News: https://go.shopc60.com/FORBIDDEN10/ (or use coupon code knowledge10)Other podcast series from Karen Holton:Series 2.0 Quantum Health Transformation - a free, no strings attached, 9 Step online, lifestyle course togive you the tips and resources you need to thrive! By following my own channeled advice, I made mydreams come true! Whether you are in the ascension process, or simply want more out of life, thiscourse is for you.Complete Quantum Health Transformation Playlist on YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mv4p4to8VoE&list=PLe1pNMTCSTLnYKlHXQyBza3Eoz9pnhC2oor watch the Quantum Health Transformation program on Karen's website:https://www.karenholtonhealthcoach.com/quantum-health-transformation-free-online-course/You may also enjoy the Quantum Guides Show - Interviews with Awakened Masters! Let them sharetheir quantum work with you!Complete Quantum Guides Show Playlist on YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m0GERJvk_TM&list=PLe1pNMTCSTLleD-sf6czRHXlJp1YMMLO1NEW! Aliens & Angels Podcast: Featuring real-life people with real-life experiences. Complete playlist:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=obytYb9VV1s&list=PLe1pNMTCSTLk4saG-kQHgWqx-QQ7BtMAv&pp=gAQBThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5155537/advertisement

This week we draft a team of the best (and worst) games of 2014 to see what sort of mess we can come up with!While it looks as though 2023 will go down as one of the strongest years for video games in recent memory (Starfield, Baldur's Gate 3, Tears of the Kingdom... Golum) we weren't always so lucky. While it's tough to pin down an objective WORST year in video game history, we've scoured the releases of the past 30 or so years to try to find the one with the weakest releases. That year? 2014.Sure, it had some strong releases, but it also had a whole lot of duds, and more than a few cases where a great game was launched on a less-than-ideal console. Plus: our thoughts on The Case of the Golden Idol DLC (The Lemurian Vampire) and the recent Microsoft Leaks!Watch our gameplay segments and full video episodes over on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/theretrogradepodcastJoin us on Twitter: @RetrogradePod, @RetrogradeAndy, @RetrogradeMikeyTikTok: @RetrogradePodOr on Instagram: @theretrogradepodcast Or visit our website at www.theretrogradepod.com/Questions, Comments, and business inquiries can be sent to theretrogradepodcast@gmail.comShow Notes: https://www.theretrogradepod.com/episodes/worst-year-in-gaming-history-2014

Brayden and Hunter talk about their teams for the family league! We discuss the Colorado/TCU game as well as how this podcast will look going forward. Also, Golum's casting for LOtR is weird...

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OBS. I väntan på att RSS-flödet ska uppdatera sig ordentligt, för vi in en uppdaterad version av senaste avsnittet. Victorias spår råkade ha ytterligare ett tidigare spår kvar - d.v.s två spår från henne. Så hör ni henne dubbelt kan ni lyssna på denna istället så länge.Medverkande denna gång är: Fredrik, Danny och Victoria.Nu kommer här vår säsongsavslutande avsnitt med nyheter och spel som vi tagit del av på sista tiden. Vi tar upp Nintendo Direct som var under tiden sen senaste ordinarie avsnitt; Det visades upp det nya Super Mario Bros Wonder, en remake på Super Mario RPG, Pikmin 4 som även fick ett demo släppt, Batman Arkham Trilogy och Detectiv Pikatchu Returns bara för att nämna några av spelen som visades upp. INTEL byter namnet på sin processorer och NVIDIA släpper sitt nya 3060-grafikkort. Efter floppen som var Golum slutar nu Daedalic Entertainment med att utveckla egna spel, stänger ner sin egna studio och blir bara utgivare. James Gunn har hittat skådespelarna som ska inta rollen som Stålmannen (David Corenswet) och Lois Lane (Rachel Brosnahan) i hans Supeman: Legacy. Enligt rykten kommer vi ej att få något E3 evenemang under 2024 eller 2025.  Detta och mycket mer i nyhetsbiten av podden.Danny berättar om sina upplevelser och tankar om Final Fantasy XVI. Fredrik har testat på Pikmin 4 demot som har släppts. Victoria har tack vare Steam Next Dest Demos kunnat prova på ett par olika demon som hon berättar om i dagens avsnitt. Fredrik och Danny har sett The Flash och även de första två avsnitten på Secret Invasion och ger oss sina intryck och tankar på filmen och tv-serien, vad är bra, vad fungerar och vad kunde göras bättre. Slutligen ger Victoria oss lite boktips från författare som t.ex. Mattias Kuldkepp och Tanith Lee.Utöver detta blir det även lite Månadens spelsläpp där vi plockar lite russin ur kakan på vad som komma skall. Men nu är det strax sommarledighet då vi laddar upp för soliga dagar där vi kan läsa en god bok och om regnet kommer blir det att mysa ner i soffan med ett sommar spel. Vi kommer att återkomma med ordinarie avsnitt i början på augusti, men ni kan avnjuta sommaren med våra sommar specialavsnitt där vi tar upp ett specifikt ämnen eller spelserier.Vi önskar nu alla en riktigt god sommar så hörs vi snart igen.Hoppa gärna med i vår Discord, där vi har omröstningar på olika ämnen och diskussioner om allt nördigt. Låter det intressant, ja tryck här i så fall.

Kev's back off the boat and we are ready to talk shop. Feelin' the chrome and looking like Green Hill Zone, wtf is going on? Find us on ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Anchor⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠! Direct RSS Link is ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠HERE⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠. Join us on ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Discord⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠! Support the show and become LEGION over on ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Patreon⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠! Follow us on Twitter! ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@fluxtaposed⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@heyfluxay⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@heavymetal_riff⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@psvgkevin⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Oh hey, Jason is on Mastodon too, if you are into that sort of thing - ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@heyfluxay@retro.pizza --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fluxtaposed/message

Ya no pudimos más con tanta estupidez machista dicha por el Temach y Gusgri, pero aquí lo prometidoSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/adrian-salama-aqui-y-ahora. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Heute startet im Streaming die teuerste Serie, die bisher gedreht wurde. "Herr der Ringe – Die Ringe der Macht" hat über eine Milliarde Dollar gekostet. Die Folgen spielen mehrere Tausendjahre vor Golum, Frodo und Co. Gedreht wurde wieder in Neuseeland, genau wie bei den Filmen von Peter Jackson. Filmexpertin Anna Wollner urteilt: tolle Effekte, Landschaften und gut ausgearbeitete Charaktere. **********Ihr könnt uns auch auf diesen Kanälen folgen: Instagram und YouTube.

In episode 220 we  -provide the winner of the Name a Goblin Contest - chat about Limp Bizkit and visit for a long stay to the Legacy Lounge - we review Zapotec, Decorum, Artemis Project; Satellites & Commanders, and Now or Never - Deep dive Golum - reroll Ginkopolis 

Zwischen vermeintlicher Gleichberechtigung, zu teuren Werkstatt Dienstleistungen und alten weißen Männern mit Rollkoffern, schnattere ich mit der grandiosen Anja Hermes über Mobbing in der Schulzeit, schlimme Schlaghosen und dem wahren Kampf: Christina A. oder Britney S.? Was eine Schaffnermütze, sexuelle Belästigung im Taxi, der Arsch von Kim K, und Golum damit zu tun haben, findest du in dieser neuen saftigen Folge heraus. Reinhören lohnt sich wie immer.    Anja findest du überall, aber im besonderen hier: Instagram: femboss_official Web: femboss.org   ⚠️ !!!GEWINNENGEWINNENGEWINNENGEWINNENGEWINNEN!!!⚠️   Du willst ein Super Deluxe Wochenende im Wert von 10.000€ mit Jessy gewinnen? Null Problema! Die Spielregeln sind ganz einfach:  Bewerte den Podcast und schreibe eine Rezension bei den Apple Podcasts Werde kreativ! Egal ob du ein Reel aufnimmst, eine Plakatwand buchst oder deiner Community eine E-Mail schreibst - hauptsache du machst kreativ Werbung für diesen geilen Podcast Nicht vergessen: Verlink mich auf Instagram oder schick mir eine E-Mail mit Fotos an hallo@jessicagoschala.com Die kreativste Idee wird ausgewählt und bekommt das Wochenende mit Jessy im Fünf Sterne Superior Hotel Schloss Elmau geschenkt.    Viel Erfolg! ........................................................................................ Gönn dir und deinen Ohren einen O(h)rgasmus.  Jeden Samstag eine neue Folge ACH DU SCHEISSE (aka ADS) Stay connected:  Instagram: jessica.goschala Web: jessicagoschala.com

Hello, greetings, bonjour, what's happening.It's Friday. What does that mean? Not much to me. I stopped looking forward to weekends (and bank holidays) a long time ago. Maybe if I was working an ordinary job, I'd be chomping at the bit, right now. But I'm not, but if you are, sick. I'm cool, though.Speaking of jobs, this week's offering is another story from Make Your Own Bed and Hope for the Best. Based on when I worked at HMV at Gatwick Airport. I mentioned last week, that I'd hit a block with this show. I started writing the third part this week but didn't get very far. I'm still very much in that this isn't working phase. I'm loosing heart but will kick-on.I've got a habit of getting stuck into something and then just letting it go. Even when it's quite far down the line. I've done t so many times. I was learning to drive, when I was around 18. Got as far as gearing up to take the test, missed a couple of lessons then just, sort of, gradually, stopped. It's like I go numb to any feelings about it – then sometime later, I get a delayed onslaught of negativity.These are things I've noticed happening over time. So now, I'm trying to read the signs early on, so I can counteract it, which normally involves just keeping it going, even it's in tiny amounts. A mate of mine, Physics B, once told me about this Jerry Seinfeld strategy, of just viewing it all as a chain; as long as you're doing something each day, you're keeping the chain going.  I'm having mixed results.Whilst my gym visits have fallen by the wayside, at least I can say I've kept Lager Time going (and I'm keeping the show going) It's been over six months, now and give or take a few weeks, I've been consistent with it. So well done me and large up all of you who have read, or listened, or shared; thankyou.For lots of us that do this kind of thing; freelance creatives or whatever, COVID cancelled loads of our work and forced a lot of us to re-think what we're doing. I was no exception. With technology, I'm quite often slow to adapt; rarely short of ideas but know-how and execution lags why behind, and I often loose heart because of it. Despite that, I made this list, around April 2020 of things I thought I could do to grow and adapt; I caled it the Level-Up list. The end-point was for me to be able to produce by own content: video's, music, audio, images, books etc.  So I took a bunch of Udemy courses and tried to learn a few things. If you're familiar with my work about education, or even the stuff I've been sharing on here, then you may realise how un-academic I am.It's a journey I'm still on and it's frustrating, as with lots of it, like video, I'm still very much at the beginner stage and I do lose heart, from time-to-time. It's taking a long time to get where I want to go but I am making progress; just very slowly. I've got the Substack up and running, a self-produced music EP, two-thirds recorded, I'm not far off filming a couple of simple point-and-shoot poetry videos and I'm getting better at recording audio. Tortoise and the hare, mate.Speaking of levelling-up, I made this little introduction to the audio, what do you think? It's another step towards stepping-up. Onwards and upwards. Well, that's the ideal trajectory.  As per above, it's thinking about moving onward and upwards, move onwards with excitement, hit an obstacle, fall over, lie on the ground for hours full of self-loathing, days, weeks, then get back up, re-trace my steps, start again, overcome said hurdle, get excited again, find another hurdle, rinse, wash, repeat. Enjoy the story.As ever, if you've listened or read and got this far, thankyou. If you like it, give it a subscribe. Enjoy the bank holiday, same time next week?HMV Despite the redundancy and loosing the apprenticeship: getting the Golum eyes and spanking most of the payout dough on clothes and booze, being skint, unemployed, having to go through the humiliation of signing-on, not hearing back from most jobs, flopping the few job interviews that I had, no qualifications, feeling generally quite useless and that I had no tangible skills to offer anyone and no girlfriend to speak of, life was alright. Honestly. I had a roof, a good family, a few mates and I had music.I was enjoying MCing more and more, I loved writing lyrics and raping them over beats and had started running drum and bass and garage nights in this local club in Horley, called the Liquid Lounge, with my mate Mick from college, where I'd MC. We had no idea what we were doing but we did it anyway.The owner of the club was looking for a regular DJ, so I got my brothers mate, Dean to come down with his mate Nigel, as they were doing a lot of weddings and parties back then.Dean worked at HMV in Gatwick, I mentioned I was looking for a job, they had a job going, so through a blatant case of nepotism and crony capitalism, I landed myself a job there.For a retail shop, the money was good, and I cashed in on the 30% discount; got the Gollum eyes trebling my music collection, within weeks. I'd also started to read books and the discount extended to waterstones, it was a touch and I remember buying my first Michal Moore book there. I was working with people my own age, with similar interests, and it was music. I felt like I'd landed on my feet.Pretty much everyone in my family had worked at the airport at some point. I could walk there from home, which was handy for those 5am starts when transport was limited. Pretty grim in the winter though, dark and cold outside, walking down that infamous alleyway where the street light didn't work, so it was pitch black, only to arrive in the airport like you'd never left, like it never slept.Super bright strip lights hurting my eyes, air-con choking my lungs, constant announcements, brutal early shifts and killer lates, stomach aches from too much caffeine and night and day cells in constant conflict, as I my body clock was always confused. The manager was a wanker too, he made passive aggression into an artform, always spoke to me like I was thick.But aside from that I liked it. I was working with music. All that retail customer service stuff was bollox but at least I was doing something where I had a little bit of knowledge that I could contribute. I enjoyed recommending things to customers and I was learning lots, new artsts, old bands, making mates and having a laugh.The airport employed thousands of people and you'd get friendly with the other staff there. Other retail bods, security, baggie handling. Even the old Bill with their machine guns. You could get things at the airport, loads of little under the counter deals were going on. We'd call it the North terminal crime syndicate, got myself a pair of Nikes one time for £20 cash. Lots of the local bars would run airport nights, you'd flash your pass and get discounted drinks, it was sick.I was in charge of the dance-music section and felt especially proud when I organised it into subgenres: deep-house, funky-house, tech-house, drum and bass, garage, breakbeat, big beat and would get stumped by curve balls like the Prodigy and the Chemical brothers.  What section do I put them in. I got to order stuff, I took pride in it. Sometimes I'd have to open and close the shop and cash up the tills and I liked the responsibility. Of course I made a few mistakes and got in trouble once or twice but I still preferred it to Zepher.I'd started this music promotion course down in Brighton, which I got on by chance, just being in a record shop one day when there the course leaders were giving out flyers. I was too old but they let me join in, I just did'nt get the qualification. We were working on putting an event on at the Ocean rooms, which was big club back then. I'd work the early shifts without a break, burn it over to the station and get a train down there and make it just in time for the afternoon session. And in-between all of that, minus the boozing and smoking, trips to clubs in London andand Brighton, and a surprise FA Cup Final for Millwall, I was still writing lots of lyrics. And Working life was alright.But deep down I knew it couldn't last. The money was good and I was becoming comfortable, which I'd never felt before but I knew that it was dangerous. The airport was full of older-bods who had potential but never amounted to much. They swapped that potential for resentment and would sit in the pubs boring the rest of us to death about how they could've made it, in whatever capacity. I had this gut feeling that I'd have to leave the area. I didn't know how, why or what I'd do, I just knew. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit cree.substack.com

Remington is the CEO and Chief Architect of Hyperreal® Inc., a firm dedicated to engineering the worlds most recognized digital humans called HyperModels™. Hyperreal has created Madison Beer's HyperModel and digital performance for Sony's Immersive Music Virtual Concert. ​ Remington is an acclaimed cinematic director for best selling video games and virtual reality. Franchise titles include CALL OF DUTY, JUST CAUSE, ASSASSINS CREED, NEED FOR SPEED, RESISTANCE, and SPIDER-MAN. Clients include Ubisoft, Sony Computer Entertainment of America, Activision, OF3D and Electronics Arts. Recognition includes The Visual Effects Society's "Outstanding Real-Time Visuals in a Video Game".    His achievements in motion pictures are extensive, including supervisory digital production under filmmakers Peter Jackson, Sam Raimi, Robert Zemeckis, Bryan Singer, Hironobu Sakaguchi, Zack Snyder and others.

Hosted by Jon Dieringer, Caroline Golum, John Klacsmann, and audio engineer C. Spencer YehAnthology Film Archivist John Klacsmann's multi-year quest to retrieve Jonas Mekas's files from the FBI vault bears fruit. We also call up programmer Inney Prakash for a scene report from the Berlinale and hear about new movies from Claire Denis, Bertrand Bonello, Joana Pimenta & Adirley Queirós, and Tyler Taormina. Plus: a karaoke recap, Moonfall, Golum on pre-code, and more.This episode of the Screen Slate podcast is co-presented with the German Film Office, an initiative of the Goethe-Institut and German Films.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/screenslate)

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Hoy tuvimos un podcast distinto porque, ya no solo soy yo solo con un amigo sino ahora somos tres ahahah espero que les guste este cambio ya que pudimos entrevistar a Miguel Alberto Colque alias golum marca registrada ahahah y nada nos cuenta su trayectoria del skateboarding en Santa Cruz - Bolivia una gran motivación a varios skaters jóvenes de hoy en día.. si formar de patinar a lo denso .. como los grandes skaters qué hay.. hoy en día bueno espero que les guste este episodio ya saben que estamos constantemente de hacer dos o un video pro semana espero nos apoyen suscribiéndose o dándole like estamos en diferentes plataformas y gracias amigos

Welcome back to the 49th episode of the Thursday Meditations show! This is the show that helps you overcome average, and step up above mediocrity. Before we get to the show, here are a couple announcements Join our facebook group! The link is https://www.facebook.com/groups/thehardthingpodcast Help us raise $1,000 for the non profit O.U.R. by going to https://www.gofundme.com/f/overcoming-average Hello friends. As always, we are setting out on our hero's journey. You, the hero, will be challenged in physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual ways. Sometimes you'll be challenged in many aspects at one time. I believe today is one of those days. Jordan Peterson, the famed psychologist, has studied many stories looking for meaning as it applies to psychology. He proposes that each “hero” must delve into hell to conquer the beast, only to then return to the world bearing the fruits of their conquest.   I was speaking with some friends recently, and a friend clued me in on some serious depth within the story “The Hobbit”. For the uninitiated, “The Hobbit” is a tale about a hobbit (or halfling) who is called on a long adventure through the mysterious workings of an aged wizard and a troop of dwarves. This adventure takes the traveling band through dark forests, the clutches of trolls, the webs of giant spiders, the dark caves of goblins and finally to a dragon's lair. My friend illuminated my understanding when he explained that Bilbo, the hobbit, eventually finds himself in a very deep dark hole, having 1v1 faceoff versus a nightmare, aka Golum. Here's what I never realized before though, Golum represents everything wrong with Bilbo, the hero. Golum once was a hobbit, but was corrupted by an evil force.  Bilbo in essence plunges to the darkest and deepest depths of the story, only to find himself face to face with his own nightmare: himself, amplified to the worst aspects of his nature character. Bilbo eventually bests his nightmare, but doesn't vanquish it. This in turn allows the nightmare to return for his descendants, but that should be left for another episode. My point is this. During this month, you and I will plunge to our deepest darkest caves within ourselves and find ourselves 1v1 versus our nightmares. We are going to be talking about our own insecurities. This will challenge yourself emotionally and spiritually. I believe it's important to identify, assess, and overcome our insecurities precisely because that's what our minds and bodies are telling us to do. Often, these insecurities come from parts of ourselves we aren't comfortable with, parts that we try to hide. Yet, they still manifest themselves in our actions. Almost like our insecurities are piles of slime and instead of trying to clean them up and find the source, we just box them up in wooden crates. Eventually the slime leaks through and we wonder what happened. Today, we are going to work on identifying. Today we look for the source of the slime. In my experience, there are a handful of ways that insecurity manifests itself. These are general terms and I might miss one. If I am, please reach out and let me know what you think. Freeze Our first manifestation of insecurity is a general freezing. This can look like paralysis or stagnation where we don't change all that much. This is a neutral way of living that leads to doing nothing rather than making a choice. You can see this most often in people who don't like to make decisions. They instead choose to let the decisions pass, making a decision by choosing to do nothing.  Fight The second manifestation is the fight response. Here we are overcompensating, acting maybe like an animal backed into a corner. This could show up as over-agression, or even just forced positivity. While the freezers don't make decisions, the fighters often make aggressively positive decisions without actually weighing the choices. Sometimes this looks like “keeping up with the...

Who doesn't love Lord of The Rings? It was that epic story that birthed a genre. I've been using the Walk To Mordor app and a pedometer to re-tract Frodo and Sam's legendary journey from Hobbiton to Mordor. As I go, I'm also revisiting the movies and the books. In today's podcast, we talk about the beginning of the story, up until Buckleberry Ferry. So grab some lembas bread and let's go on an adventure! ----more---- Transcript Welcome to Nerd Heaven. I’m Adam David Collings, the author of Jewel of the Stars. And I am a nerd This is episode 22 of the podcast.   Today is the first installment of my Lord of The Rings, Read, Walk and Watch series. If you’ve been following my content anywhere, you’re most likely aware that I’ve been doing a walk to mordor challenge.    Using a pedometer, and an app on my phone called Walk to Mordor, I enter the distance I’ve walked at the end of each day, and the app tells me how far along the legendary journey from the Shire to Mordor I have travelled. There are lots of milestones along the way.   From time to time, I’ll be doing one of these episodes where I dig into the story of Lord of The Rings, discussing it as far where I’ve walked, drawing from both the books and the movies.   I’m not really going to be comparing the book and movie, I’m just going to be drawing from both.   In this installment, I’ll be talking about the beginning of the story, up and until Buckleberry Ferry Lord of the Rings Part 1 The Fellowship Of The Ring was written by J.R.R Tokkien. It was first published in 1954. The movie was written by Fran Walsh, Philippa Boyens, and Peter Jackson. It was directed by Peter Jackson And first released in cinemas on the 19th of December 2001.   The description on IMDB reads A meek Hobbit from the Shire and eight companions set out on a journey to destroy the powerful One Ring and save Middle-earth from the Dark Lord Sauron.   So. Let’s go on an adventure.   My first experience with Lord of The Rings was seeing Fellowship of the Ring at the cinema. I hadn’t read the book prior to this, and was blown away by the epic scope of the story.   So I’m not a hard-core lifelong Tolkien fan. There are many people who cold run rings around me in terms of their knowledge of the lore of Lore of The Rings. So I’m not doing this as an expert, just a nerd geeking out of a story that I think we can all agree is pretty darn awesome.   Both the book and the movie start off giving us backstory and setup, but they do it in very different ways. The prologue to the novel reads somewhat like a non-fiction book written in universe. No book would ever be published today if it began this way, but there is a certain old-fashion charm to this prologue.   While the book focuses on the smaller details, the history of hobbits, and how Bilbo came to have the ring, the movie delves right back to the creation of the ring and the first battle with Sauron. Important aspects of the world that the books keep a mystery for now.   I think both were the correct choices for the given medium. See, I said the point of this wasn’t to compare the two, but given the different ways they start, it’s kind of hard not to.   This opening sequence for the movie sets up the stakes from the beginning. We know how powerful, and how dangerous this ring is. So when it comes into Frodo’s possession, we already fear for him. These sequences were great to watch. This movie was pretty revolutionary in it’s use of CGI to create huge armies. It was the feat for the eyes when it first came out, and is still impressive today, although no longer unique.   I like the sense of wonder you get as history become legend and legend became myth over 2 and a half thousand years.   The extended version of the movie actually follows the prologue of the book more closely. Narrated by Bilbo. I only saw the extended version about a year ago, so it’s still pretty new and exciting to me.   The set for Hobbiton is awesome. I’ve always loved it. You can’t watch this and not just want to be transported there. And of course the music! It fits the visuals so well and has got to be one of the most memorable pieces of movie music ever. I love it.   The new scene where Bilbo has a panic attack because he can’t find the ring is a nice touch. IT shows the addictive powers that it has over those it owns.   Bilbo and Frodo kind of represent two different responses to the amazing World Tolkien created. Bilbo is tired of living in the idyylic shire. He wants to go and travel, to experience advanture again. Frodo also has some interest in adventure, but he is still in love with the shire. And who wouldn’t be? I can identify with both of them. I’d want to go and see the whole of Middle Earth. But I’d want to know the Shire is still there to return to. If there’s one thing the story shows us at the beginning, it’s that life in the shire is very very good.   One of the best things about being a hobbit would be how much they love food. They also like drinking beer and smoking pipe weed, neither of which interest me, but I loooove food.   Bilbo has some genuine regret about leaving Frodo behind. He’s the only family that Bilbo actually likes.   Biblo’s behaviour regarding the ring stimulates Gandalf’s suspicions straight away. He doesn’t know the full story, but there’s definitely something off about it.   The ring hadn’t been used in decades. When Bilbo uses it to escape, he doesn’t seem to suffer any effects. No scary flaming eye staring at him. But that moment of usage is probably what first gets Sauron’s attention. The ring calls out to him after all these years. Now he must retrieve it. And so, Golumn is captured and tortured.   I like the scene in the movie where Gandalf is researching the ring. I know it’s just him reading to himself, but it adds a real sense of history.   Life continues as it always has back in the shire. They eat, they dance, they sing. It’s a truly joyful moment when we see them in the pub. And then Gandalf shows up to share what he has learned with Frodo. For that one moment, when Frodo says there is no text, I think Gandalf thinks maybe, just maybe he was wrong. But when Frodo says the Elvish writing has appeared, his face just dropped.   So this trinket that Bilbo passed on to Frodo is the one ring. Such a significant and ancient thing. While both Frodo and Galdalf must be feeling a lot of fear and dread in this moment, there’s got to also be a profound sense of wonder that they’d be feeling as well. I know I would. Which, I suppose, is a problem, because it’s just another thing that makes the ring more enticing.   This discovery about the ring comes in parallel with Gandalf learning of the return of Sauron and the regathering of forces at Mordor. Even the hobbits are talking. They know something is brewing in the wider world.   We learn here that the ring is basically sentient. It has a consciousness. It thinks. It has desires. This is because Sauron poured part of himself into the ring. It’s like a piece of his consciousness possessing the inanimate object. Without that, this is just a piece of gold like any other.   When Frodo learns the truth about the ring, his first impulse is to hide it. It’s actually impressive how quickly he formulates a good plan. “Nobody knows it’s here. We just bury it and never speak of it again.” That’s a good plan, and it could have worked, maybe for thousands more years. Except that it’s too late. Because of Golum. Sauron got to Gollum first and has told him exactly where to find the ring. Shire. Baggins. That will take the enemy literally to Frodo’s front door.   This is the point in the book where we get an interesting discussion about mercy, a discussion that happens much later in the movie. Frodo wishes that Bilbo had just killed Gollum back when he found the ring. If he had, their problems would be over. They could hide the ring and Sauron would probably never find it. It actually comes across a little callous, just how quick Frodo is to wish death upon another, even a creature as wretched as Gollum.   Specifically, Frodo says “It’s a pity that Bilbo did not stab that vile creature , when he had the chance.” And Gandalf replies “Pity? It was pity that stayed his hand. Pity, and mercy: not to strike without need. And he has been well rewarded, Frodo. Be sure, that he took so little hurt from the evil, and escaped in the end, because he began his ownership of the ring with pity.” Frodo admits he has no pity for Gollum, and that it is because of his fear. And isn’t that so true of fear, and the things attitudes it leads to. He says Gollum deserves death. “Deserves it,” Gandalf says. “I dare say he does. Many that live deserve death . And some that die deserve life. Can you give it to them? Then do not be too eager to deal out death and judgement  For even the very wise cannot see all ends. I have not much hope that Gollum can be cured before he dies, but there is a chance of it. And he is bound up with the fate of the ring. My heart tells me that he has some part to play yet,  for good or ill, before the end; and when that comes, the pity of Bilbo may rule the fate of many.” I really like this conversation. As for myself, I value things like mercy and compassion, so I love what Gandalf says.   At this point, Frodo just wants to give the ring to Gandalf. He doesn’t want any part in it. And Gandalf immediately refuses. It is far too great a temptation for him. The ring has great power, and if he possessed it, he would want to use that power for good. But the ring would work great evil through him.  This isn’t just a question of power corrupting, something I don’t take as a given. The ring itself is evil. It has its own will. So the ring doesn’t just represent neutral power. To me, the ring has always been a pretty strong representation of temptation and sin. This is seen thematically through the whole story.   Gandalf doesn’t believe he has the necessary willpower to resist that temptation when it comes, and he is very wise to recognise that, so he chooses to excercise that willpower now, and refuse the ring. Better never to possess it.   But what does that say about Frodo? He wants Frodo to keep it. He worries that it will be a great burden to Frodo, of course, but I think he recognises a moral strength in Frodo that most lack, including himself.   And then they realise that Sam was outside the window, and we get that awesome amusing line “I ‘aint been dropping no eaves.” I love that line. It’s not some witty one-liner, it’s just a statement that comes out of a genuine simple misunderstanding.   Gandalf warns Frodo to never put the ring on. It’s use will draw the attention of Sauron’s servents. It wants to be found. And that’s chilling. Anyway, we’ll see how that goes in the future.   And so, here is where my walk actually begins. Frodo and Sam leave Bag End. That’s the starting point on my walk to Mordor app. It’s taken this long just to get to the starting point. But it’s been well worth it.   So within less than a page, we hit my very first milestone. Tookland. It’s just a sentance they says they passed through tookland. This is where Pippin’s family are from.   From here on, the order of events is a little different between the movie and the book, but they both follow the same points. My Walk to Mordor app obviously follows the book.   As they’re walking through a paddock, Sam stops. And he says “This is it. If I take one more step, it’ll be the furthest from home I’ve ever been.” I like this recognition of the significance of this moment. It’s not an expression of fear, or anxiety, about being so far from home. It’s simply an acknowledgement of something that feels significant to Sam. I understand this. I went on my first cruise a few years ago. I was 39 at the time, and I’d never been outside of Australia. This would be my very first time setting foot in another country. I felt like Neil Armstrong. I remember that morning at our first port, Noumea, the capital city of New Caledonia. I stepped slowly down the gangway toward the soil of another nation. I say soil, but it was actually concrete. It was a dreary industrial port, but that wasn’t the point. This was a significant moment for me. Unfortunately, the staff were hurrying us on to get a photo, so I didn’t really get to stop and really take in that moment, savour it, like Sam is doing here.   Even before Saruman is revealed to be evil, there are hints. Isenguard looks very dark and creepy. Sauramon looks at Sauron, and his armies, and he can find no logical way to defeat him. Faced with what he believes is inevitable defeat, he believes the only option left is to join Sauron, because it is impossible to oppose him. Gandalf accuses Saruman of abandoning reason for madness. But it could be argued that Sauramon’s choice here is governed by pure reason. Cold unfeeling logic. Absolute pragmatism. Gandalf has one thing that Saruman lacks. Faith. That there are forces in this world other than the forces of evil, that even in the face of seemingly impossible odds, there is still reason to hope. That even a hobbit, could, in fact, oppose the will of Sauron. It’s illogical. It doesn’t add up mathematically.  But choosing faith is a preferable option to him than giving in to the evil. And I really love that about Gandalf. Also, I gotta say, what was Tolkien thinking, naming Sauron and Saruman such similar names. And given that Saruman  ends up working for Sauron. That’s really on the nose. One of the first things a modern author is taught is not to give characters names that will get confused with one another. Try not to even have two main characters whose name starts with the same letter.   Then we reach my second milestone, the encounter with the black rider. The movie does an especially good job of this. It’s so creepy. Frodo senses something off about the black rider before he even appears. He is, of course, a ring wraith. It’s such a tense moment as it stops near the tree they’re hiding under and sniffs. Frodo is really tempted to use the ring to hide. Even though Gandalf warned him not to. It takes Sam to keep him from doing it. If he’d put it on, it would have all been over. The rider would have sensed the ring more strongly and kill them then and there.   My next walking milestone is a meeting with the elves at the 65 km mark. That’s a fair chunk of walking. And Frodo still hasn’t even left the borders of the shire. At this point in the book, Frodo is getting worried about Gandalf, who was supposed to show up for his farewell party, but hasn’t been heard from. In the movie, the encounter with the elves is brief, Frodo and Sam spy them in the distance but don’t actually make contact. They are already aware that the elves are heading to the harbour, leaving middle earth forever. This makes me think of, and is very likely the inspiration for, the first ones from Babylon 5, going beyond the rim and leaving our galaxy. It’s a powerful trope. It’s like all the magic is leaving the world. Sam says it makes him feel sad. I get that. Sheridan expressed a similar feeling in Babylon 5. Delenn’s response was “now we make our own magic.”   The last milestone I’ll talk about in this episode is Farmer Maggot’s field.   In the movie, Farmer Maggot’s field is where they finally meet up with Merry and Pippin. Keep in mind that this is further than Sam has ever been from home. Keep in mind, they’ve travelled two nights and at least one and a half days. My Walk to Mordor app says it’s 98 km from Bag End. But they find Merry and Pippin casually here stealing crops. It doesn’t quite add up. Have those two travelled two days and slept under the stars two nights just to come here and steal some carrots? It sounds like they do this almost every week.   By the way, it says a lot about hobbits that they so love raw vegetables they rebellious young hobbits would steal vegetables with such glee. It’s not just junk food that they take delight in. They love their vegies too.   Of course, in the book, they go and have a drink with farmer maggot. The stealing of crops is just part of Frodo’s childhood backstory.   The main point of all of these encounters seems to be to remind us that the black riders are dangerous and to re-emphasise that they are actively searching for Frodo.   But there’s a little moment I like when Frodo says “I’ve been afraid of you and your dogs for over 30 years. It’s a pity as I have missed out on a good friend.”   And that’s so true, isn’t it. Fear can make us miss out on all sorts of things, including friendships with people who may not be at all as we feared them to be.   Also, I’d like to point out that while Frodo, Sam, and Pippin got to ride all the way to the ferry in Maggot’s wagon, I had to walk all that way!   Anyway, that brings us to the fifth milestone on my journey. Buckleberry Ferry. So I’m going to leave it here for this time. It’s been a fun journey so far and there is plenty more to come.   Next time I do a Lord of the Rings Read, Walk and Watch, we’ll meet Tom Bombadil.  Until then, happy walking. Feel free to add me as a friend on the Walk To Mordor app, if you’re using it. And I’ll see you somewhere in Middle Earth. Next time I do a Lord of the Rings Read, Walk and Watch, we’ll meet Tom Bombadil.    Feel free to add me as a friend on the Walk To Mordor app, if you’re using it.   Next time on Nerd Heaven, in two weeks time, I’ll be talking about Star Trek Generations, that epic meeting between captains Jean-Luc Picard and James T. Kirk. I’ve got plenty to say about the movie, so I hope you’ll join me.   Until then,  Live Long and Prosper.   Make it so.

The guys in Mortales are on this episode . They have a new release out titled "Death Rattle Valley" . The interview was done a few weeks prior to the official release . We go over the album tracks, the power of gnarcore,Steve Yoyada artwork,Turkish Psych,movie inspirations and so much more !!     Check the Links: Mortales: https://www.facebook.com/MORTALESMusic/ https://mortalesmusic.com ----- Steve Yoyada: https://www.instagram.com/steven_yoyada/ ----- Gnarcore: https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=gnar-core ----- 3 Hurel: https://youtu.be/JvFLBn1xBHI Mandy(the movie): https://www.imdb.com/title/tt6998518/?ref_=nv_sr_2?ref_=nv_sr_2 ----- Beyond The Black Rainbow: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1534085/?ref_=tt_sims_tt ----- Golum: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golem ----- Chris Cornell: https://youtu.be/IuUDRU9-HRk https://youtu.be/R0uWF-37DAM ----- Mother Love Bone : https://youtu.be/k7CPIXnaeeQ https://youtu.be/lH0gnwtSEGI ----- Wizzerd: https://www.facebook.com/wizzerddoom/ ----- Cursed Tongue Records: https://www.facebook.com/CursedTongueRecords/ ----- Luis Roa (artwork commissions): https://www.instagram.com/saparoacraft/ ----- doomtombpodcast@gmail.com Hit us up ! ----- Cranium Radio, Sundays 6PMEST. http://craniumradio.com ----- PLANET MAMMOTH , February 21-23,2020 https://www.eventbrite.com/e/planet-mammoth-music-festival-tickets-70086443439?aff=ebdshpsearchautocomplete STAY HEAVY !!!        

This week, we host the better of the Sheldricks, Teeshia! We go into great detail about the powers and perils of consensual dodge ball. Gym Gollum made it into the pod and I hope he listens. We also talk about the Tim Hortons Innovation Cafe, a.k.a. the Starbucks for Tims lovers. Will there be more? I hope so - PB&J donuts, please. Thank you so much for coming out Teesh! Let's hang out again soon! Catch us here every Tuesday for a new episode! We also do video of the whole show, check us out on Youtube here: https://www.youtube.com/c/chiassoo You can find Teeshia on instagram: https://www.instagram.com/teeshiebuns/?hl=en Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hotlinehangoutpodcast Twitter: https://twitter.com/hotlinehangout You can find James on Twitter: https://twitter.com/JamesArquette2 Steve is located at: https://twitter.com/BoiMurphy You can find Shane everywhere @chiassoo See you next week! Disco Sting by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution licence (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100363 Artist: http://incompetech.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/hotlinehangout/message

In this episode of Movie Mondays, the lads discuss the future of the Planet of the Apes franchise, new ideas for Disney+ and Golum directing Venom 2!   Follow us on twitter: @Heroes4hirepod , @conlawler , @shaunmeighan Follow us on Facebook: Heroes for Hire podcast Email any questions or queries to: HeroesforHire_@outlook.com If you want to support the show: https://www.patreon.com/heroesforhirepodcast

Welcome Walljangers to the Try-Force Podcast were we go over all the latest in nerdy news, video games, comics, anime and more. This week we have a special end credits phone call from Bob that may end up in kelly in cuffs, Wuuuu assassins, John Carpenter does Joker comic, befriending your local comic shop, Titans season 2 trailer, GOT creators leave HBO for Netflix, $1 billion for a season of LOTR, Golum directs Vemon 2, No mans alien milking, Anthem announces seasonal currency, Light swords, colored thumb tacks and much more. As always thanks for listening and Game On!

In this episode of Movie Mondays, the lads discuss Taika Waititi's newest venture, the possibility of Golum directing Tommy Hardboy, and Super Man Red Sun!   Follow us on twitter: @Heroes4hirepod , @conlawler , @shaunmeighan Follow us on Facebook: Heroes for Hire podcast Email any questions or queries to: HeroesforHire_@outlook.com If you want to support the show: https://www.patreon.com/heroesforhirepodcast

Weekly Ketchup On this weeks episode of Weekly Ketchup Bridget & Jenna discuss traveling woes, eating like Golum and swapping dude photos. Sup Ladies. Come join us on YouTube, Spotify, iTunes, Google Play or Anchor. In this episode of In Nerd News Jenna & Bridget cover the Iceberg which is San Diego Comic-Con yet just the tip. Do you believe that it is trending and changing to what people are interested in? Will it stand out with conventions popping up everywhere? On this week in Paperback Mountain, Bridget & Jenna cover if the book is better than the movie. Progress on Harry Potter. Also, we touch base on the genre of Young Adult and how expansive it has become. How do you pick books or fall in love with a specific genre? Jenna connected the dots of reading a book is similar to dating. The last segment of Geek Responsibly is Race Class Alignment, this week we get serious and talk about being an inclusive community as opposed to an exclusive community. Like attracts like which negativity always welcomes company. Have you ever noticed going with the negative crowd just because someone you follow/respect has said something or talked poorly about it? You become a lemming. Don't jump off a cliff just because your friends do. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/geek-responsibly-podcast/message

Det raseri vi som forældre kan opleve når vi tager skærmen fra vores børn er af helt andre dimensioner end noget andet de fleste af os kender til. Det er et af emnerne i den 6. Podcast om Digital Dannelse i Øjenhøjde, hvor min gæst er filosof og professor Bent Meier Sørensen. Han skriver i sin bog Skærmens Magi at “Skærmen er for os, hvad ringen er for Golum i Ringenes Herre” I dagens program vender vi både tech-giganter, digital afhængighed og vi menneskers trang til at lade os opsluge.

Hey, I hope all of y'all enjoyed listening to an hour of roadtrip recap, because guess what - it happened again (and spoilers - continues to happen for like the next 18 books). Frodo and the gang assemble after the usual 50-100 pages of no communication that apparently drives all of the plot in these books. The fellowship meet up with Golum waaaaaay earlier than I remember, and get as far as Lothlorien, but get told they gotta scram as soon as they talk to Galadriel. What will happen next week???? Also, Cora and I just completely forget the entirety of the format of this show that we've been doing for two months now, but at least there's a new and improved theme song?

This week on 'Beale With It', Stu is back in town and he has gone full Golum. jack is morphing into Billy as he begs Mel to marry him and Keanu hides in the shrubs as he longs to continue his seedy affair with Shazza Mitchell. Top of the Pops is on hiatus this week BUT WILL RETURN, however, the rest of our regular features are here, from EastEnders Sentence Enders to Who 20, Me 20! This week's famous Albert Square-Off is our third of round 2; who enters the square... find out only with BWI.

Neste clip, Frodo está aflito sobre o destino do Golum, o seu inimigo mortal. Arrependido de não ter matado a criatura, Gandalf educa a Frodo sobre a nossa responsabilidade na vida e a importância das nossas escolhas.In this clip, Frodo is conflicted about the future of Golum, his mortal enemy. Regretful for not having killed the creature, Gandalf teaches Frodo about our responsibility in life and the importance of our choices.SUBTITLESBELOWlllVCheck your subtitles:SUBTITLES: All we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given to us.LEGENDAS: O que nos cabe é decidir o que fazer com o tempo que nos é dado.

Yes the world is full of hate, but it’s also full of Cartoons! Rafael and I discuss the history, present and future of animation, cracking open the door to a land called childhood, a world where joy and laughter still reign supreme. Oprha’s Sleep Schedule http://www.smh.com.au/lifestyle/diet-and-fitness/oprahs-sleep-habits-sevenminute-wakeup-window-and-five-hours-a-night-20151013-gk7wpr.html The myth of the eight-hour sleep http://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-16964783 Google Brand Identity https://design.google/library/evolving-google-identity/ Samsung Frame TV http://www.samsung.com/us/explore/frame-tv/highlights/ Zoetrope https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zoetrope The Horse in Motion, Edward Muybrige http://100photos.time.com/photos/eadweard-muybridge-horse-in-motion Who Framed Roger Rabbit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gpDaNqSXxp0 Flintsones live action trailer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pMnEbfzllso The Simpsons in Real Life https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8XY9empMtY4 Fresco Cartoon https://www.royalacademy.org.uk/article/daniel-maclise-what-is-a-cartoon Cartoon no.1 in Punch Magazine https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cartoon#Print_media) Mondrian Disney postcards https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2010/jun/25/artist-piet-mondrian-london-years History Punch and Judy http://www.vam.ac.uk/content/articles/t/thats-the-way-to-do-it!-a-history-of-punch-and-judy/ Woody the Woodpecker (1941) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ukDs7wScLUI Steamboat Willie https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BBgghnQF6E4 Ub Iwerks (Mickey Mouse originator) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ub_Iwerks Oswald the rabbit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1B2ET6irhF0 Alice’s Wonderland(1923) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5CR8LxkoB_0 Snow White (1937) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w0rj2uyWdpU Gertie the Dinosaur (1914) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TGXC8gXOPoU Cel https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cel Onion Skinning https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Onion_skinning Nicholas Sassoon http://nicolassassoon.com/ Lenticular Printing https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lenticular_printing Polar Express (2014) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TQhRqtt-Fpo Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within (2001) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VTThKNh7K1I Uncanny Valley https://www.buzzfeed.com/danmeth/welcome-to-uncanny-valley?utm_term=.ko87bqZ52#.quXBEdZ9q Uncanny Valley original essay http://spectrum.ieee.org/automaton/robotics/humanoids/the-uncanny-valley Why Saturday Morning Cartoons Disappeared https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3cpUDtW1cV8 The Black Cauldron (1985) - movie that scared a young Rafael https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lHiyYSuveJ4 Faceshift https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RLfAmNDNgHk Andy Serkis as Golum https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mbW-Zv_kR5Q Terminator 2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-xyLVKV9020 South Park https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3YRq7mP3hsU&list=PLMyAp96WXIuP9VqFkhvL-kWoUGWE4gYxy Inbetweening https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inbetweening Oskar Fischinger (1938) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=they7m6YePo Norman McLaren - Dots (1940) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E3-vsKwQ0Cg Symphonie Diagonale (1925) Vinking Eggeling https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IZ3ptXxqx3M Rythmus 21 (1921) Hans Richter https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1u8jWmysGMw MGM (1975) Jack Goldstein https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YlN5Jkr9Gew Fantasia (1940) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l_EDBM1tOEo How to Make Fun of Nazis https://www.nytimes.com/2017/08/17/opinion/how-to-make-fun-of-nazis.html?_r=0

Russia, Chicago, and Steve Harvey?!?  Just another day in the life of the West Coast Neighbors!  On this all-new episode of Final Hour, Brian and Seth discuss everything from the NFL Draft to Trump's FBI drama, and Seth takes Brian on a trip down memory lane to discuss if there's such a thing as TOO MUCH baseball.  All this and more on this fun-filled episode of Final Hour with the West Coast Neighbors!!

This week we head back to the early '90s with filmmaker Caroline Golum to find out why White Men Can't Jump.  Join us as we talk about the film's surprisingly downbeat ending, Caroline's experiences growing up in LA in the '90s, the era of peak "yo momma" jokes, Rosie Perez: Jeopardy Champion and much more.  Follow Caroline on Twitter and check out her film writing on Screen Slate.  Like Movies My Friends Have Never Seen on Facebook and follow us on Twitter. You can also get the show on iTunes and Stitcher. Or paste the RSS feed into the preferred podcast player of your choice to get new episodes when they're released.

Notes on Doing’s NODcast Episode 018 where Jenna interviews Dylan Ezzie. Dylan is a collector. His massive horror collection (featuring life-size statues of the Creature from the Black Lagoon, Chucky, Golum, and more) led him to create Horrific Finds, a community and company dedicated to the art of collecting paraphernalia related to the horror genre. The Horrific Finds Facebook page alone currently has a half a million followers. Listen to what Dylan had to say about being friends with villains, persevering against all odds, and relaxing with a dog named Rambo. Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they do. www.notesondoing.com

The RunRunLive 4.0 Podcast Episode 4-312 – Randy Pierce – Mountains, Dogs and Inspiration (Audio: link) [audio:http://www.RunRunLive.com/PodcastEpisodes/epi4312.mp3] Link epi4312.mp3 Intro Bumper: Chris Russell, a man barely alive…Heh, heh.  Yes I am old enough to have watched the 6 million dollar man when it premiered in 1977.   Well Hello my friends.  Welcome to Episode 4-312 of the RunRunLive Podcast.  This is Chris, your host, and I'm glad to see you.  Won't you come in, grab a towel and sit with me for a bit while you cool down from your exertions of the week? It's been a busy spring for me.  At the end of April I capped a worthy training cycle by running my 17th Boston Marathon.  6 Days later I fulfilled my role as titular figurehead (i.e. Race Director) at the 24th annual Groton Road Race.  Last week I spent a couple days in the hospital to have a special bionic powers installed.   I prefer to think of it as an upgrade rather than a patch.  They didn't fix a bug in my heart, they upgraded me to Chris 3.0.  Now I've got super powers, similar to Peter Parker, or Steve Austin.   This week I rolled out to Phoenix at the crack of dawn Monday for a conference, bopped over to Denver to meet a guy for dinner last night and grabbed the Red Eye back to Boston.  (It was on the way).  As I write this I realize how ridiculously busy that sounds, and I was a bit tired this week, but it's not unusual for me, as you know by now, I run pretty fast in my life, so to speak.  There's nothing here that coffee, running, meditation and denial can't fix.  I don't want to make this about me, but I guess some of you might be interested in the exercise induced A-fib that I have/had and the procedure to have it fixed.  From what I've learned this condition, or this related family of conditions, where athletes develop anomalies in their heart beats, is very common.   Typically they treat it with drugs and tell you to stop being such a type A butt-head, but there's a whole range of pharmacological and surgical solutions as well.   In my particular case the A-fib manifested when I went long or hard, basically any time I loaded my heart.  It developed over the course of 2-3 years and got worse enough for me to figure out something was up and I got a real diagnosis in January.   It manifests as an irregular heart beat in my case and in exercise this means you lose efficiency and power.  The worst case scenario is that your blood pools in the heart chamber causing clots and stroke.   It is caused by anomalous electrical signals that originate in the sheathing of the pipes of the upper right chamber of the heart, in my case.  The procedure that I had is known as cryoablation.  They snake a catheter up through the big arteries in your groin into that chamber of your heart.  I suppose it's a bit invasive but they don't crack your chest open, which is a plus.   When they get the catheter into that chamber of the heart they use a balloon with liquid nitrogen in it to ‘ablate', in this case freeze the tissue where the pipes come in.  In this way they create a dam of scare tissue that block the signals from getting into the heart muscles and, best case scenario, cure the A-fib.  So…yeah…that's what I did last week.  They did all the blood tests, ekg and Catscan on Monday and then I went in Thursday morning for the procedure.  I was a bit of an anomaly myself in the hospital.  Those hospitals, as it turns out, are chock full of sick people.   The nice nurses got me naked and shaved me up.  My wife finally got to have my back hair shaved like she's been trying to get me to do for years.  I don't remember it, but when I woke up they had given me the personal manscape as well.   I know in the mens' magazines this is sexy, but on me it's like Golum on a bad hair day.  The entire area where they went into the groin artery was shaved up leaving Mr.s Happy with cute little Furor mustache.   I was under for the procedure.  Out like a light switch.  I woke up in the afternoon, a bit groggy, but apparently successfully upgraded.  They said everything went well except that I was a bit fibrous in the core and they had trouble feeding the catheter up.  My abdomen is still sore a week later.  I had to spend the night in the hospital.  I had my wits about me and was up and about by early Thursday afternoon so I was left trapped in a room in a hospital full of sick people with really bad food options and a lot of free time on my hands!  I cleared all my email and got caught up on work stuff and watched Netflix.  I can put up with anything as long as there is good Wi-Fi.  Meanwhile a parade of smiling nurses came into my room and asked “Do you mind if I look at your groin?”  To which I'd reply, “Knock yourself out!”  It's the most attention my groin has gotten in decades.  Friday Morning they processed me out.  They told me not to run for a week or to lift anything heavy.  The concern is not for the heart but for the insertion site.  They don't want you rupturing that groin artery because it will bleed a lot.   They also put me on blood thinners.  The good news is that I won't get a clot but I could very well die in a messy shaving accident.  What's the punch line?  I held off running until Thursday morning because my abdomen was still sore and I didn't want to push it.  I walked a bunch through the week.   Thursday morning in Phoenix I put my heart rate strap on and set out with not a small amount of trepidation (that's a big word that means ‘fear').  Yeah, I was, as much as I ever am, afraid of what might happen.  How would my heart react?  Would I pop my groin and bleed out in the gutter? I know it's silly but you have these crazy thoughts, right?  Fear isn't rational.   I walked a 5 minute war up then brought my HR up into Z2 for 15 minutes and it was quite comfortable.  After 20 minutes in I threw in a little Z3/Z4 surge and the heart didn't flip.  I was able to bring it up and bring it down without anything weird happening.   Very encouraging data.  We won't really know until I go long or do a significant long tempo run.  But, all in good time.   To quote the late, great Hunter Thompson, “It got pretty weird, but it never got weird enough for me!”  We have a great show for you today.  I have a great chat with Randy who is a blind runner from my area who talks about his inspirational summiting of all the peaks above 4,000 feet in the NH White Mountains with his guide dog, some of it in the winter!  He also ran Boston this year and we have a number of mutual friends in the local running community.   In section one I tackled the question “What would I do if I had to create a good runner from scratch?”  The script I wrote for this piece is in outline form and I recorded it in a hotel room in Phoenix so it is a bit more conversational than my usual prose.  The second section is a rant about why I can't get a decent salad conveniently in the world.  But – of course I've got my vegetable garden in too. And it is springtime in New England.  I built a new raised bed and used my compost in it.  The soil is a bit ‘young' but I'm going to try growing beans in it.  Beans will grow in anything.   I also built a potato box, which should prove an interesting experiment.  And I've moved my raspberries around and should have a bumper berry crop.  I managed to prune my fruit trees so we'll see if I can actually get some fruit this year.   The hops are up and going crazy already.  I've got some lettuce and cabbagy things in and some herbs seeded.  And I've got my chipmunk traps up.  With any luck I'll be having fruit and veg from my own garden a month or so from now.  On with the show! Section one - Running Tips How to create a runner from scratch -  http://runrunlive.com/back-to-basics-how-to-become-a-runner-from-scratch Voices of reason – the interviews Randy Pierce As for links well our website is a pretty solid overview of many of the accomplishments and undertakings: www.2020visionquest.org The In the media highlights plenty of reference material on Running, Tough Mudders, hiking and beyond. Meanwhile a couple of video clips on our documentary link will highlight still more for you. If you wish to understand more reference from the year long progression to the Boston marathon then I'll call out a few specific links.Yesterday was the one year anniversary of my running my first Marathon (Cox Providence 2014) and in that year I've had quite the journey including a national Championship in my division (B1) and most recently Boston. Post Boston Reflection: http://2020visionquest.org/Blog/2015/04/the-power-of-purpose-as-boston-strong-goes-quinn-strong/ Pre-Boston Celebration with links to key past articles like “Qualifying for Quinn” http://2020visionquest.org/Blog/2015/04/celebrating-the-2015-boston-marathon/ That probably will flood you with photos and information aplenty to be ready but let me know if you would like more still. Section Two – Life Lessons I just want a decent salad! -  http://runrunlive.com/all-i-want-is-a-decent-salad Outro Alright my friends, it's Friday, I'm working on 3 hours of sleep and losing altitude fast, but we have made it to the conclusion of episode 4-312. Congratulations. Now let's move it to the exit before I fall asleep on you.  Now that I've got the green light I have to figure out how to spin up my running again.  My next event is a ½ marathon in the middle of June called the Mayflower Brewery Half Marathon in Plymouth Mass.   And then the Hood to Coast Relay at the end of the summer.  If anyone wants to join that we still have legs available – it's relay and it will be an adventure.   I'll be setting up a fundraising page for that and looking for help. … As you may have figured out I read a lot.  And I don't just read within my areas of expertise.  Yes, I read business books and running books but I also read fiction, biographies, science fiction, short stories and any other topic that I find interesting in the moment.  I would offer this up to you as a life lesson.  Study things you know nothing about.  I'm always pleased by the connections I can make between topics that are on the surface not related. But, my friends, everything is related.  Feed your brain a varied diet and you will see the connections.  So…Watch what I do next…I am going to draw a connection between picking up beautiful women, sales processes and tantric sex.  How about that.  And I'm going to do it without garnering an explicit rating. Feel's a bit like a dangerous high-wire act but what's life without risks? I should note, not that you're going to believe me, but, this is all an academic exercise for me, I'm not in the middle of some bizarre midlife crisis where I jet off to the Caribbean with my secretary.  I don't actually even have a secretary.  Although I do dig the Caribbean. Great SCUBA diving.  The connection between sales process and pick up technique should be obvious.  In both cases you have to have a methodology to approach the target, get their interest by demonstrating high social (or professional) value, build attraction through a push-pull process of demonstrating interest but also challenging.  When you build enough trust you can test compliance and naturally move towards a close.  Simple right?  It is amazing how much a sales cycle and a pickup cycle have in common.  But how do I tie in tantric sex? Here we go.   In all three examples the first thing that you are told to focus on is letting go of the result.  If you are focused on the end result of the process it clouds your ability to execute the process and it prevents you from being in the present moment.   For a sales cycle this means you have to let go of the desire to close the business.  For the pickup artist this means you have to let go of your desire to get the woman.  And for the Tantric sex you likewise reset your focus on the ‘now' and not any particular climactic event.   If you think about it there is an underlying life lesson here.  The ability to live in the present moment and be present to your partners, whether business or social, is your ability to add value and connect. But you can only do that if you are willing to let go of the end result.  My friends, we spend so much time in our lives rushing from one thing to the next, from one goal to the next, from one result to the next that we forget that every moment in itself is truth and purity.  Are you free-wheeling peripatetically downhill to a frenzied end?   Maybe you need to take the time to be present, especially in your interactions with the people in your life?  Don't forget about right now, this moment, and appreciate it.   And If I happen to run into you I will be sure to appreciate it and see you out there.  Closing comments Http://www.marathonbq.com http://runrunlive.com/my-books  

The RunRunLive 4.0 Podcast Episode 4-312 – Randy Pierce – Mountains, Dogs and Inspiration (Audio: link) [audio:http://www.RunRunLive.com/PodcastEpisodes/epi4312.mp3] Link epi4312.mp3 Intro Bumper: Chris Russell, a man barely alive…Heh, heh.  Yes I am old enough to have watched the 6 million dollar man when it premiered in 1977.   Well Hello my friends.  Welcome to Episode 4-312 of the RunRunLive Podcast.  This is Chris, your host, and I’m glad to see you.  Won’t you come in, grab a towel and sit with me for a bit while you cool down from your exertions of the week? It’s been a busy spring for me.  At the end of April I capped a worthy training cycle by running my 17th Boston Marathon.  6 Days later I fulfilled my role as titular figurehead (i.e. Race Director) at the 24th annual Groton Road Race.  Last week I spent a couple days in the hospital to have a special bionic powers installed.   I prefer to think of it as an upgrade rather than a patch.  They didn’t fix a bug in my heart, they upgraded me to Chris 3.0.  Now I’ve got super powers, similar to Peter Parker, or Steve Austin.   This week I rolled out to Phoenix at the crack of dawn Monday for a conference, bopped over to Denver to meet a guy for dinner last night and grabbed the Red Eye back to Boston.  (It was on the way).  As I write this I realize how ridiculously busy that sounds, and I was a bit tired this week, but it’s not unusual for me, as you know by now, I run pretty fast in my life, so to speak.  There’s nothing here that coffee, running, meditation and denial can’t fix.  I don’t want to make this about me, but I guess some of you might be interested in the exercise induced A-fib that I have/had and the procedure to have it fixed.  From what I’ve learned this condition, or this related family of conditions, where athletes develop anomalies in their heart beats, is very common.   Typically they treat it with drugs and tell you to stop being such a type A butt-head, but there’s a whole range of pharmacological and surgical solutions as well.   In my particular case the A-fib manifested when I went long or hard, basically any time I loaded my heart.  It developed over the course of 2-3 years and got worse enough for me to figure out something was up and I got a real diagnosis in January.   It manifests as an irregular heart beat in my case and in exercise this means you lose efficiency and power.  The worst case scenario is that your blood pools in the heart chamber causing clots and stroke.   It is caused by anomalous electrical signals that originate in the sheathing of the pipes of the upper right chamber of the heart, in my case.  The procedure that I had is known as cryoablation.  They snake a catheter up through the big arteries in your groin into that chamber of your heart.  I suppose it’s a bit invasive but they don’t crack your chest open, which is a plus.   When they get the catheter into that chamber of the heart they use a balloon with liquid nitrogen in it to ‘ablate’, in this case freeze the tissue where the pipes come in.  In this way they create a dam of scare tissue that block the signals from getting into the heart muscles and, best case scenario, cure the A-fib.  So…yeah…that’s what I did last week.  They did all the blood tests, ekg and Catscan on Monday and then I went in Thursday morning for the procedure.  I was a bit of an anomaly myself in the hospital.  Those hospitals, as it turns out, are chock full of sick people.   The nice nurses got me naked and shaved me up.  My wife finally got to have my back hair shaved like she’s been trying to get me to do for years.  I don’t remember it, but when I woke up they had given me the personal manscape as well.   I know in the mens’ magazines this is sexy, but on me it’s like Golum on a bad hair day.  The entire area where they went into the groin artery was shaved up leaving Mr.s Happy with cute little Furor mustache.   I was under for the procedure.  Out like a light switch.  I woke up in the afternoon, a bit groggy, but apparently successfully upgraded.  They said everything went well except that I was a bit fibrous in the core and they had trouble feeding the catheter up.  My abdomen is still sore a week later.  I had to spend the night in the hospital.  I had my wits about me and was up and about by early Thursday afternoon so I was left trapped in a room in a hospital full of sick people with really bad food options and a lot of free time on my hands!  I cleared all my email and got caught up on work stuff and watched Netflix.  I can put up with anything as long as there is good Wi-Fi.  Meanwhile a parade of smiling nurses came into my room and asked “Do you mind if I look at your groin?”  To which I’d reply, “Knock yourself out!”  It’s the most attention my groin has gotten in decades.  Friday Morning they processed me out.  They told me not to run for a week or to lift anything heavy.  The concern is not for the heart but for the insertion site.  They don’t want you rupturing that groin artery because it will bleed a lot.   They also put me on blood thinners.  The good news is that I won’t get a clot but I could very well die in a messy shaving accident.  What’s the punch line?  I held off running until Thursday morning because my abdomen was still sore and I didn’t want to push it.  I walked a bunch through the week.   Thursday morning in Phoenix I put my heart rate strap on and set out with not a small amount of trepidation (that’s a big word that means ‘fear’).  Yeah, I was, as much as I ever am, afraid of what might happen.  How would my heart react?  Would I pop my groin and bleed out in the gutter? I know it’s silly but you have these crazy thoughts, right?  Fear isn’t rational.   I walked a 5 minute war up then brought my HR up into Z2 for 15 minutes and it was quite comfortable.  After 20 minutes in I threw in a little Z3/Z4 surge and the heart didn’t flip.  I was able to bring it up and bring it down without anything weird happening.   Very encouraging data.  We won’t really know until I go long or do a significant long tempo run.  But, all in good time.   To quote the late, great Hunter Thompson, “It got pretty weird, but it never got weird enough for me!”  We have a great show for you today.  I have a great chat with Randy who is a blind runner from my area who talks about his inspirational summiting of all the peaks above 4,000 feet in the NH White Mountains with his guide dog, some of it in the winter!  He also ran Boston this year and we have a number of mutual friends in the local running community.   In section one I tackled the question “What would I do if I had to create a good runner from scratch?”  The script I wrote for this piece is in outline form and I recorded it in a hotel room in Phoenix so it is a bit more conversational than my usual prose.  The second section is a rant about why I can’t get a decent salad conveniently in the world.  But – of course I’ve got my vegetable garden in too. And it is springtime in New England.  I built a new raised bed and used my compost in it.  The soil is a bit ‘young’ but I’m going to try growing beans in it.  Beans will grow in anything.   I also built a potato box, which should prove an interesting experiment.  And I’ve moved my raspberries around and should have a bumper berry crop.  I managed to prune my fruit trees so we’ll see if I can actually get some fruit this year.   The hops are up and going crazy already.  I’ve got some lettuce and cabbagy things in and some herbs seeded.  And I’ve got my chipmunk traps up.  With any luck I’ll be having fruit and veg from my own garden a month or so from now.  On with the show! Section one - Running Tips How to create a runner from scratch -  http://runrunlive.com/back-to-basics-how-to-become-a-runner-from-scratch Voices of reason – the interviews Randy Pierce As for links well our website is a pretty solid overview of many of the accomplishments and undertakings: www.2020visionquest.org The In the media highlights plenty of reference material on Running, Tough Mudders, hiking and beyond. Meanwhile a couple of video clips on our documentary link will highlight still more for you. If you wish to understand more reference from the year long progression to the Boston marathon then I’ll call out a few specific links.Yesterday was the one year anniversary of my running my first Marathon (Cox Providence 2014) and in that year I’ve had quite the journey including a national Championship in my division (B1) and most recently Boston. Post Boston Reflection: http://2020visionquest.org/Blog/2015/04/the-power-of-purpose-as-boston-strong-goes-quinn-strong/ Pre-Boston Celebration with links to key past articles like “Qualifying for Quinn” http://2020visionquest.org/Blog/2015/04/celebrating-the-2015-boston-marathon/ That probably will flood you with photos and information aplenty to be ready but let me know if you would like more still. Section Two – Life Lessons I just want a decent salad! -  http://runrunlive.com/all-i-want-is-a-decent-salad Outro Alright my friends, it’s Friday, I’m working on 3 hours of sleep and losing altitude fast, but we have made it to the conclusion of episode 4-312. Congratulations. Now let’s move it to the exit before I fall asleep on you.  Now that I’ve got the green light I have to figure out how to spin up my running again.  My next event is a ½ marathon in the middle of June called the Mayflower Brewery Half Marathon in Plymouth Mass.   And then the Hood to Coast Relay at the end of the summer.  If anyone wants to join that we still have legs available – it’s relay and it will be an adventure.   I’ll be setting up a fundraising page for that and looking for help. … As you may have figured out I read a lot.  And I don’t just read within my areas of expertise.  Yes, I read business books and running books but I also read fiction, biographies, science fiction, short stories and any other topic that I find interesting in the moment.  I would offer this up to you as a life lesson.  Study things you know nothing about.  I’m always pleased by the connections I can make between topics that are on the surface not related. But, my friends, everything is related.  Feed your brain a varied diet and you will see the connections.  So…Watch what I do next…I am going to draw a connection between picking up beautiful women, sales processes and tantric sex.  How about that.  And I’m going to do it without garnering an explicit rating. Feel’s a bit like a dangerous high-wire act but what’s life without risks? I should note, not that you’re going to believe me, but, this is all an academic exercise for me, I’m not in the middle of some bizarre midlife crisis where I jet off to the Caribbean with my secretary.  I don’t actually even have a secretary.  Although I do dig the Caribbean. Great SCUBA diving.  The connection between sales process and pick up technique should be obvious.  In both cases you have to have a methodology to approach the target, get their interest by demonstrating high social (or professional) value, build attraction through a push-pull process of demonstrating interest but also challenging.  When you build enough trust you can test compliance and naturally move towards a close.  Simple right?  It is amazing how much a sales cycle and a pickup cycle have in common.  But how do I tie in tantric sex? Here we go.   In all three examples the first thing that you are told to focus on is letting go of the result.  If you are focused on the end result of the process it clouds your ability to execute the process and it prevents you from being in the present moment.   For a sales cycle this means you have to let go of the desire to close the business.  For the pickup artist this means you have to let go of your desire to get the woman.  And for the Tantric sex you likewise reset your focus on the ‘now’ and not any particular climactic event.   If you think about it there is an underlying life lesson here.  The ability to live in the present moment and be present to your partners, whether business or social, is your ability to add value and connect. But you can only do that if you are willing to let go of the end result.  My friends, we spend so much time in our lives rushing from one thing to the next, from one goal to the next, from one result to the next that we forget that every moment in itself is truth and purity.  Are you free-wheeling peripatetically downhill to a frenzied end?   Maybe you need to take the time to be present, especially in your interactions with the people in your life?  Don’t forget about right now, this moment, and appreciate it.   And If I happen to run into you I will be sure to appreciate it and see you out there.  Closing comments Http://www.marathonbq.com http://runrunlive.com/my-books  

It’s the Talking Comics podcast post-SDCC. None of the fearless crew made it out to the big show this year, but that doesn’t stop them from discussing some of their favourite pieces of news to come out of it. The second half of the show is dedicated to bringing up a few exciting tidbits from us and from you, our wonderful and loyal listeners. The first half of the show is all comic talk and we jump right into things with our Lightning Round consisting of such books as: Supreme: Blue Rose, Batman and Robin, Daredevil, Invaders, Steed and Mrs. Peel: We’re Needed, Star Trek: City on the Edge of Forever, Mighty Avengers, Thor & Loki: The Tenth Realm, American Vampire: Second Cycle, Amazing Spider-Man and Sorrow. Then we get into our Books of the Week and some of those titles are: Ragnarok, Batman, Afterlife with Archie, Storm, The Fifth Beatle, Breath of Bones: A Tale of the Golum, The Thief of Always, Justice League United (aka Justice League of Canada).

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Abbey and Sarah review episode 10 - Golum of FOX's Sleepy Hollow We talk about how we feel as Ichabod deals with the revelation of his fatherhood. John Nobel returns as the ever interesting Henry Parish, our resident Sin Eater! We moan yet again about how unimpressed and uninvested we are in Katrina's arc this season. We also see some thread of continuity having seen the creepy ass golum/doll in a previous episode. The prospect of a month haitus is killing us, so we ask for YOUR suggestions of a podcast to do over the holidays! What do you want us to talk about? email: welcometosleepyhollow@gmail.com tumblr: welcome2sleepyhollow.tumblr.com twitter: @WTSHPodcast