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What if your backyard could feed your family? And not just with a couple of tomato plants, but with a thriving, abundant ecosystem designed to grow nutrient-dense food year after year, no chemicals, no constant upkeep, and no trips to the grocery store required.In this episode, Susan sits down with Travis Holzelm, a Desert Storm Marine veteran turned Food Forest Designer, to talk about how transforming unused land into vibrant, sustainable food forests is not just possible, it's essential for our health and the planet.From battling chronic disease through better nutrition to lowering grocery bills and reconnecting with nature, Travis shares how you can turn your lawn, patio, or even a small plot of land into a living, breathing food system that supports your body and soul.Whether you're a seasoned gardener or someone who swears they have a black thumb, this conversation will leave you inspired to rethink what's growing, or not growing, right outside your door.IN THIS EPISODE, YOU'LL LEARN:What a food forest actually is, and why it's a game changer for health and sustainabilityHow to design your own low-maintenance edible landscape using permaculture principlesWhy nutrient-dense food grown in your backyard beats anything you'll find at the grocery storeHow growing your own food is like printing your own money (and how it helps combat food insecurity)How food forests help families reconnect with nature and teach kids life-changing skillsWhy those perfectly manicured green lawns might be doing more harm than goodIt's time to stop waiting for someone else to fix the food system, let's take our health and our future into our own hands, starting right at home.Learn More about Travis HolzemTravis Holzem, a Desert Storm Marine veteran and single father of three, brings a unique blend of discipline, creativity, and passion to his work as the owner of Food Forest Design Minnesota. After a successful 25-year career in web design, SEO, and online marketing, Travis traded the digital world for the natural one, dedicating himself to revolutionizing local food production. He now empowers individuals, families, and communities to transform ordinary lawns and underutilized land into thriving, regenerative food forests. These low-maintenance ecosystems, built on permaculture principles, provide abundant, chemical-free yields year after year, enhancing biodiversity and soil health. Travis is making sustainable home food production a reality for anyone. He's not just designing landscapes; he's cultivating healthier lifestyles and building a more sustainable and equitable future, one food forest at a time.RESOURCES:Connect with Travis Holzem: Check out all of his links available on the websitehttps://foodforestdesignmn.comAffiliate Signuphttps://foodforestabundancemn.com/affiliate-signup/foodforestdesignminnesota@gmail.comVisit the website: healthyawakening.co/podcastFind listening links here: https://healthyawakening.co/linksSHOW NOTES:Connect with Susan:Contact me for your DNA testing or epigenetic coaching!To schedule a FREE consultation, send an email to susan@healthyawakening.coFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/susanrobbinshealthyawakeningInstagram: @susanrobbins_epigeneticcoachP.S. Want reminders about episodes? Sign up for our newsletter, you can find the link on our podcast page! https://healthyawakening.co/podcast

Från 2020. Avsnitt 247. Ett flertal nya uppgifter har framkommit om Christer A. Kronologi över Christers liv 1952-1980. Det råder oklarheter runt skottet i TV:n. Vad gjorde Palme på TV 1980? Christer mönstrar för sin militärtjänstgöring. Hade GM ett hölster?FB-gruppen som begär ut dokument: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2685121318391848Flashbacktråden om Christer: https://www.flashback.org/t3125412Köp "The great conspiracy" av Nils Patrik Johansson här:https://www.soundpollution.se/sv/shop/MV0236eller där du köper dina skivorLyssna på Nils Patrik här:https://open.spotify.com/album/6eZmJH5v58FmsZK2WlDjw1?si=J8OPhYaEQnqytbRZeVHF2wSponsra Palmemordet på Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/palmemordetPalmemordet på Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/palmemordetDet här är en podd skapad av Dan Hörning. Avsnitten görs omväxlande av Dan och Tobias Henricsson och ibland av bägge.Dan Hörning på instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dan_horning/Twitter: @danhorning https://twitter.com/danhorningThis must be the solution LYRICSTHIS MUST BE THE SOLUTIONDay trader living on the edgeThis trace is pounding like a sledgeHow can you be both deaf and blind?Sharp shooter all filled up with hateHe knew somehow this was his fateThis is a tape we should rewind Cold winter, night time a black rendezvousA vision so surreal but he knew what to doLived in the area, a crossroad in lifeReady to strike, in for kill, eager to save all Chorus:This must be the solutionBut lunacy must beWhat drives this institutionOf clowns known as copsIn the madhouse of fraud and lies Gun lover, hater of the worldLuck chaser soon the life would turnThis walk late night just changed it all Loser for many, Messiah for someHeavy regret but the damage was doneMany years after, a wreck of a manReady to leave into the dark, eager to save all Chorus Called in to test the gunNo, easier said than doneGo chase somebody elseDie in that wishing wellCrawl, wouldn't do it for youPay though we're already throughSave all your dreams for tonightRush to the heavenly lightCause here you have nothing to find Solo I'm ready to leave nowAnd God knows what I've doneMy life has been no goodIt's time to sayGoodbye to all the miseryGoodbye to this whole historyFarewell to shadows in the darkI'll end this with a shotSo long my brother time has comeSo long, I head for Kingdom comeFarewell to sorrow and to painMy time has come to sleepSo forgive me father, I have sinned Chorus Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In dieser Folge spricht Milena mit Manuel Ziegler, Geschäftsleiter bei der GoodIT und langjähriger CISO, über die Arbeit eines CISO.Hast du Feedback zur Folge oder wünschst dir mehr Infos zu CISO as a Service? Du erreichst uns untercyberheroes@infinigate.ch.Unsere Infinigate Trainings findest du hier: https://idconnect.infinigate.com/academy/ch/de?d=standard&manufacturer=a378f786914e484584e7d44c62071a1a&p=1Dies ist ein Podcast der Infinigate (Schweiz) AG.

Paul knows about overcoming challenges with positivity from his own experience.  Paul's 5 year old son was diagnosed with cancer during his first week of kindergarten.  A month later, Paul himself was diagnosed with cancer.  Later he endured financial hardships, suffered a mental breakdown, and was diagnosed with bipolar.  Can we get through hard things and become better on the other side? Absolutely!  Paul Gencarella Jr. is the founder of Mindset Mastery and an expert speaker, coach and self-image advisor. You can reach Paul at his website   https://www.mindsetmastery.speakdreamlisten.com/Some of the highlights Paul shares:His story of having cancer at the same time as his 5 year old sonThe best prayer, "Bless me to receive the strength to deal with my challenges"How our challenges can broaden our perspectiveSometimes we make our problems bigger than they really areSuffering a mental breakdown and being institutionalizedExperiencing clinical depression and feeling suicidal - I don't want to be aliveThe best time to deal with depression is not when we're depressed, it's when we're feeling goodIt's not about dealing with things on the outside, the real growth comes from dealing with the things on the insideHow a gratitude journal brings positivity to our lives and literally changes our brainWhen we appreciate the little things, we can deal with the big things in lifeMost people don't want to talk about mental health and mental health challengesDealing with the perception that mental challenges are weaknesses or failuresWe want to be happy and fulfilled - we can be happy and fulfilledWe need to exercise our bodies and our mindsWe can feed our bodies junk food and feed our mind "junk food" of negativityHow to become the best version of yourselfAnd morePlease share, subscribe, leave a rating and review, visit the Linda's Corner website at lindascornerpodcast.com and/or follow on youtube, facebook, instagram, and pinterest @lindascornerpodcast. Thanks!Also please visit the Hope for Healing website at hopeforhealingfoundation.org for free resources to increase happiness, build confidence and self esteem, improve relationships, manage stress, and calm feelings of depression and anxiety.   Become the champion of your own story as you overcome your challenges.

Support DBC when buying all your parts, gear, and tires- https://www.rockymountainatvmc.com/l/Dirt-Bike-Channel?ref=1017Here is the long version of the review of the Stark Varg MX bike.  GoodIt's really great on the MX track - Love how smooth the power is and how easy it is to ride there.  It's so great that you can dial in the exact amount of power that you want. That is a game changerHigh-speed hill climb bike - it's amazing (not great slow speeds)Love that you are always in the right "gear" because there are no gears.  Always right in the power Fastest bike I've ever been on  - and it's stable at speed - it feels really plantedThe range on the bike has gotten better with updatesOver-the-air updates are cool; got reverse and forward crawl modes - Brakes are greatForks are great for desert and MX tracksBadFeels heavy when you have to lift the bike - both off-ground and on standsWorst traction on loose, slow climbs - not great in the tight single-trackReally sucks the power fast as the track gets lines into it The range for single-trackNo ClutchThe kickstand is annoying. The charging cable is too short.Support the Show.

Send us a Text Message.Ep 450:  Celebrating Fantasy for Masturbation May and Self Pleasure Pep Talk. Come along on my ride as I spin a fantasy. This month celebrate your rights to self pleasure. You own your body. Harness your empowerment and play today! Do you get excited about self pleasuring? About self care? I do! Join in my erotic journey where I spun this little tale off the top of my head for an erotic improv exercise. I modeled it for you! You can do this for yourself too. Enjoy mine, but also create your own fantasy for self care masturbation tailored to you specifically! Create an experience for yourself through self pleasuring. Masturbation is a healthy and needed experience to the human experience. It's a necessary experience that is good for your brain and your body, as well as your sexual health and mental health. You own your own sexuality, and you get to decide who and when you share it, or IF you share it!Self Pleasuring/masturbation is top shelf self care because:It improves your feelings of wellbeingCelebrates and solidifies your ownership of your sexuality which facilitates a healthy level in your sexual health, which is a part of your mental healthFully recognizes your self as an independent human being with your own needs, desires, wantsIt fosters stress reliefIt's a nurturing sleep aid adjunct, letting  yourself fall asleep after is top level, top notch self careIt's a healthy practice for your mind and body to improve blood flow to your genitals and maintains healthy sensations in those organsIntimacy and connection to yourself is strengthenedIt improves libidoIt's a fabulous lead in to time with your partner/partners because you're knowledgeable about your own body so improves intimacy in relationshipsAssists you to learn your body's reactions to adequate stimulation so you can communicate this with your partner for mutual pleasure as well as maximize this for yourself during alone timeTeaches your brain and your consciousness what you like sexuallyHelps you marinate in your sexuality and really hone in on what makes you your unique selfHelps you spend time in enjoying and meditating on what makes you feel goodIt highlights your humanity in a very special way that celebrates your body with the pleasure it was created to experience...you were born with these organs, abilities, and sensations to reach your full capacity for enjoyment! Use them!Release your shame, explore your sexual curiosity, and celebrate your adventurous spirit through self curated sexual pleasure by creating your own fantasy in your head to use for your sessions. Ruan's Content:Ruan's erotica and erotic romance fiction books and audiobooks:  http://books.ruanwillowauthor.com/ Next Door Temptations, Friends to Lovers, The Secret's Out https://books.ruanwillowauthor.com/nextdoortemptationsfriendstoloversthesecretsoutbook2Want the story only and all the exclusive padlocked episodes? Subscribe: Support the Show.Subscribe for exclusive episodes: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1599808/subscribeSign up for Ruan's newsletters: https://subscribepage.io/ruanwillowhttps://linktr.ee/RuanWillowRuan's a Manscaped Ambassador get 20% OFF+Free Shipping with promo code RUAN at https://www.manscaped.com/

Subscriber-only episodeSend us a Text Message.Ep 451:  Celebrating Fantasy for Masturbation May. Subscribers can enjoy an uninterrupted experience with the story only version of today's episode.  Come along on my ride as I spin a fantasy. This month celebrate your rights to self pleasure. You own your body. Harness your empowerment and play today! Do you get excited about self pleasuring? About self care? I do! Join in my erotic journey where I spun this little tale off the top of my head for an erotic improv exercise. I modeled it for you! You can do this for yourself too. Enjoy mine, but also create your own fantasy for self care masturbation tailored to you specifically! Create an experience for yourself through self pleasuring. Masturbation is a healthy and needed experience to the human experience. It's a necessary experience that is good for your brain and your body, as well as your sexual health and mental health. You own your own sexuality, and you get to decide who and when you share it, or IF you share it!Self Pleasuring/masturbation is top shelf self care because:It improves your feelings of wellbeingIt is self romanceCelebrates and solidifies your ownership of your sexuality which facilitates a healthy level in your sexual health, which is a part of your mental healthFully recognizes your self as an independent human being with your own needs, desires, wantsIt fosters stress reliefIt's a nurturing sleep aid adjunct, letting  yourself fall asleep after is top level, top notch self careIt's a healthy practice for your mind and body to improve blood flow to your genitals and maintains healthy sensations in those organsIntimacy and connection to yourself is strengthenedIt improves libidoIt's a fabulous lead in to time with your partner/partners because you're knowledgeable about your own body so improves intimacy in relationshipsAssists you to learn your body's reactions to adequate stimulation so you can communicate this with your partner for mutual pleasure as well as maximize this for yourself during alone timeTeaches your brain and your consciousness what you like sexuallyHelps you marinate in your sexuality and really hone in on what makes you your unique selfHelps you spend time in enjoying and meditating on what makes you feel goodIt highlights your humanity in a very special way that celebrates your body with the pleasure it was created to experience...you were born with these organs, abilities, and sensations to reach your full capacity for enjoyment! Use them!Release your shame, explore your sexual curiosity, and celebrate your adventurous spirit through self curated sexual pleasure by creating your own fantasy in your head to use for your sessions. Do it today! And enjoy self care  every day you desire it!Image: Ruan WillowSubscribe for exclusive episodes: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1599808/subscribeSign up for Ruan's newsletters: https://subscribepage.io/ruanwillowhttps://linktr.ee/RuanWillowRuan's a Manscaped Ambassador get 20% OFF+Free Shipping with promo code RUAN at https://www.manscaped.com/

IT Setup & Cybersecurity w/ Luciano Aguayo of Redgear AZ TRT S05 EP07 (222) 2-18-2024  What We Learned This Week RedGear provides turnkey IT solutions for clients. Outsource IT to shift liability IT often an afterthought, when it should be a major priority - lifestyle of tech in a business Data is lifeblood of a company, need security Cybersecurity is just one part, need to monitor physical location, who has access, email, etc   Guest: Luciano Aguayo of Redgear https://redgear.com/     Luciano Aguayo is a Texas native, and an active member and contributor to the Southwest Technology community. His professional career spans a diverse industry portfolio and has held various titles and certifications at the senior engineering and senior management levels. Luciano specializes in designing and implementing turnkey complex infrastructure solutions. For the past 20 years Luciano has designed and implemented numerous infrastructures for regional and local school districts, has a diverse portfolio of local and international businesses, including the federal government, and key Southwest landmarks and attractions. After several years in the private sector and after building a loyal customer base, Luciano launched RedGear in 2016. RedGear is a regional business to business technology solutions company. Since its inception, RedGear has quickly grown to 4 locations, 50+ employees, and recently opened a regional office in Phoenix, Arizona. Luciano remains active in the technology industry helping oversee the portfolio of one of Southwest's largest developers. He also is an active member of El Paso Community College ITSC Advisory Committee He also owns and operates El Paso's newest carrier neutral datacenter. He brings effective and proven leadership and mentoring qualities and has an eye for detail when managing projects. He has a passion for technology, giving back to the community, and mentoring the future generations of Engineers. 20+ years experience in: Cisco CCNP Routing and Switching, Cisco Nexus Datacenter, CCNP Voice, CCDA, Cisco Security, Cisco WLAN, Cisco Unified Communications (VoIP), Citrix CCA, Citrix Xen Desktop, Citrix XenApp, MCSE, MCSA, Operating Systems Troubleshooting, Hardware/Software Troubleshooting, Advanced Windows Server Configuration and Troubleshooting, VM Ware, Enterprise Design, Implementation, solutions, IT Consulting, and much more.   RedGear RedGear provides professional technology services, equipment, and consulting in the Southwest US region. Our entire culture is built around supporting business infrastructures, while building relationships and delivering an exceptional customer service experience and always keeping our customers best interest a top priority. We've built our success by reputation, quality of work, professionalism, and always being there for clients every step of the way whenever they need us. Our services, certifications, experience, and expertise cover the entire spectrum of Information Technology that no other regional technology service provider can match. We manage all aspects of Technology so the customer can focus on running their business. Our company vision is based on delivering premier customer service by employing and retaining top talent that believes in our mission, we work hard to provide trusted, honest, immediate, and excellent IT services to every client, no matter how big or small. No more wondering what kind of support you will receive. Our staff is certified in numerous fields, to offer the upmost reliable support. Our experience is vast covering all sizes of organizations and industries.     Notes: Seg 2   Redgear     IT company responsible for security of their clients. IT is a lifestyle. RedGear value proposition is turkey solutions. They are your smart friend to help with tech.   Support IT for small businesses. They also have larger enterprise type clients. They act as a consultant, and can screen for a CTO or a CIO for a company.   IT should be a priority of companies yet, it is often an afterthought. Need to understand how to secure an IT room, not just in software, but also the actual room itself. Who has access?   RedGear works in the tech and security industry which is the backbone of all organizations and compliance. People hire RedGear to outsource and shift liability. IT in its simplest form is anything that you plug into the wall and connect to the Internet. It can also mean security.   Trust of your IT provider, and keeping business contingency. Question, businesses always have to answer is how long can they stay down with an interruption and survive. Plus what is their plan for data retention.   IT can be about network, connections, computers, hardware, and the actual Physical IT room. Can also deal in cyber security and password resets. IT has both software as well as hardware like servers and programming applications.   Luciano has 20+ years of experience working in IT and technology. Information Technology not always the priority of many companies but it really should be. Need a plan going forward to manage security and data in all businesses.   You have to determine what's going to be your budget based on the size of the business. Not uncommon to outsource to companies like RedGear. Also need to think about the physical aspects of IT, like is your room secure?   What type of energy your BTU air conditioner usage are you using? Who has control, how cool is it. Who has access to the room? What is your electrical circuit set up?   Do you have redundancy? Or electrical circuit separate and dedicated to the IT. What is your data or cloud storage like?     Seg 3   IT is the backbone of many organizations and should be a priority.   Need to hire trustworthy people, as well as outsource IT to trustworthy companies. There's no perfect set up. Unfortunately, security breaches are more question of When, and not if.   One of the worst stories about IT Luciano ever heard of was the janitor storage closet was the same as the IT room. Another issue with a lot of IT rooms is they don't have good cooling. IT should be a separate room with good security.   You want to also have video security and badge access. Physical access of an IT room is very underrated. Security is the biggest threat to the end-user. You have to know when a breach happens.   How did it happen? It could be software but often it's actually the employees as a threat. They need to pay attention to what is going on and types of emails they get.   Also, sometimes security breaches are an inside job. Companies need to test and educate their staff about IT.   Once Malware gets in to the system it can take over accounts and send email as the person. Phishing scams unfortunately are still very popular with emails.   Good email security typically will filter out malicious emails. Then you waitlist your contact, so you know who it's OK to email. All these need to examine emails.     Seg 4   IT reviews & monitors compliance, so a company must determine a budget.   Data is the gold of companies now. Data contains the companies processes, industry secrets, and private employee and customer info. It is crucial to have a backup of company data, typically onsite and secured, plus offsite in the cloud. You'll always want to build in redundancy and have backup servers for data.   Good IT set up will have disaster recovery. As for the physical set up and protecting data, you want to be aware of how your sprinkler system is set up. You always have to guard against disgruntled employees, who could steal or delete company data.   Your IT provider needs to know the industry and have good experience to engineer the proper solution.   RedGear has worked with some top level clients, including the DEA in Washington DC on a federal level. Their cyber security needs to be top-of-the-line.   It is not in common for the average big company to deal with corporate attacks where hackers try to steal data, and then even hold it hostage for ransom.   Common practice nowadays is for a business to have cyber security liability insurance. The application for the insurance will ask about the physical environment and the set up of the IT and data.   The medical industry has updated cyber and HIPAA compliance. It is essential to have good IT, hospitals and any major medical office.   RedGear is your IT smart friends. They will always give you recommendations of good better and best.         Seg 1. – Related IT Clips from:   Phishing, Malware & Cybersecurity - Try Not to Get Pwned - BRT S02 EP47 (94) 11-21-2021   What We Learned This Week:   Have I been Pwned? Means have I been breached / hacked – did someone hack my email or website Phishing – most common type of email threat, like when you receive a strange email with a link – Do Not Open – DELETE (and alert other office staff of the email) Ramsonware – hack your website, or data – hold it hostage for an extortion ‘ransom' payment Dark Web – where stolen data, & info is being bought & sold VPN Connections – direct and secure   Guests: Vince Matteo, Seven Layer Networks, Inc. https://sevenlayers.com/   There are many different types of cyber attacks from a password breach, website hack to email phishing scams. Vince Matteo of Seven Layers (.com) gives advice on what to be on the lookout for, tips for protection, and some reference sites for more info. We discuss Email Phishing scams, spearphishing attack, password breaches, website hacks, data breaches, ramsonware, software and VPNs.   Full Show: HERE       Cybersecurity, Disruption, Blockchain & Terrorism w Ari Redbord of TRM Labs - BRT S02 EP31 (78) 8-1-2021     What We Learned This Week Cybersecurity is extremely important industry for national security TRM Labs startup in cyber-security, monitors blockchain OFAC - Gov't administers economic and trade sanctions Ransomeware – specific breach, takeover of a computer system, holds data hostage Programatic Money Laundering – bad guys create new addresses, create ‘shell' companies Guest: Ari Redbord, Head of Legal and Government Affairs w/ TRM Labs https://www.linkedin.com/in/ari-redbord-4054381b4/ https://www.trmlabs.com/post/trm-labs-appoints-ari-redbord-as-head-of-legal-government-affairs   Ari is formerly a US Attorney, and worked in the Treasury Department, now advises the Government on cybersecurity, and Blockchain. Cybersecurity is a fast growing and extremely important industry for national security, and corporate interests. There are Nation States acting as bad players in the cyber realm and targeting the US Government and US business. We discuss the advancements in technology on cyber crime, blockchain, crypto, and online fraud. How is the FBI dealing with Ransomware, and other cyber attacks on prime targets like the Colonial Pipeline, or other big corps. What Regulations are coming in banking, and Fintech, with KYC (Know Your Customer), plus the big banks like JP Morgan Chase and Goldman are on board.  What the blockchain ledger can help solve in security, to monitor criminal activity in real time with the help of crypto exchanges like Coinbase.  Lastly, what TRM Labs does for clients, how they advise, operate, and who they work with.     Notes: TRM Labs – blockchain security biz, works with law enforcement and businesses. Financial exchanges and Regulators. Monitor cyber-security - TRM – startup, 3 yrs old, Ari joined 2021. Monitor risk in crypto currency.     Full Show: HERE     Best of Biotech from AZ Bio & Life Sciences to Jellatech: HERE   Biotech Shows: HERE   AZ Tech Council Shows:  https://brt-show.libsyn.com/size/5/?search=az+tech+council *Includes Best of AZ Tech Council show from 2/12/2023     ‘Best Of' Topic: https://brt-show.libsyn.com/category/Best+of+BRT     Thanks for Listening. 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GoodIt's not your stereotypical good, but I can't wait to see what happens...#BromleyFC, who is currently in England's National League - the same division #Wrexham was just promoted from - will be hiring a tactical coach from an unconventional place. Their next hire will be judged on their skill and performance using Football Manager 2024 Bad#Iceland braces for a big volcanic eruption which is threatening the town of #Grindavik, nearly 4,000 people have been evacuated. It's threatening Iceland's #BlueLagoon; there have been tens of thousands of earthquakes the last several weeks, but they are now starting to decrease in size and intensity. Dumb GOAT recognizing potential GOAT...on his "Let's Go!" Podcast, #TomBrady made a bet with #CJStroud that if #OhioState beats #Michigan he will give up one of his #SuperBowl rings. #GoBlue #Buckeyes #ForeverNE #GoBucs #WeAreTexans

Andi and Brian Hale bring you good news in a world of darkness with daily devotionals, book reviews, and stories of faith. You can LISTEN IN or READ!PRACTICING GRATITUDEFocus on the GoodIt's easy to notice the good around you when things are going well. It can be harder to practice gratitude when things go poorly.

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IT services are often an afterthought for agency owners, especially small to medium organizations. But having reliable, professional IT is for more than just fixing a broken laptop or resetting a password. Good IT can also keep your organization running smoothly and looking professional to clients and potential employees. This week, episode 176 of The Digital Agency Growth Podcast is about how IT can optimize your organization!Watch our new recorded video training: Relationship-Driven New Business At-ScaleIn this episode of The Digital Agency Growth Podcast, Georg Dauterman shares the importance of reliable IT services and actionable steps you can take right now to protect your agency's data from cyber attacks.Georg Dauterman is the founder and president of Valiant Technology in New York City. Georg has been working in IT for over 20 years, emphasizing creative organizations such as PR firms and ad agencies. He aims to assist organizations in leveraging technology to accomplish their mission while providing guidance on cybersecurity and technology risk management.In this episode, Dan and Georg discuss the following:ChatGPT and its role as a tool after the hype has dissipated.The importance of critical thinking and how creative people often make the best technologists.How optimized IT and technology make your agency run more efficiently and appeal to clients and employees alike.Minimizing the risk of a cyber attack with good IT support and protocols.As Georg mentions in the episode, cyber security is as important to your agency as an attorney or an accountant. Investing in IT is investing in the future of your business!Thank you for listening! If you enjoyed this episode, please take a moment to follow, rate and review the podcast and tell me your key takeaways!Learn more about The Digitial Agency Growth Podcast at https://www.salesschema.com/podcast/CONNECT WITH GEORG DAUTERMAN:Valiant TechnologyLinkedInYouTubeCONNECT WITH DAN ENGLANDER:LinkedInSales Schema

Jim is joined by Chad Benson for lunch today. Cheers! GOOD: It's starting to look like Missouri Republicans won't select the suicide mission of nominating Eric Greitens! GOOD (Round Two): It's not so much that it's good that Samantha Bee's show is canceled, so much that networks are realizing that the market for left-wing therapy late night shows is oversaturated...BAD: Biden says we're not in a recession, which is more or less a sign that Thursday will confirm we're in recession.Please visit our great sponsors:NetChoicehttps://NetChoice.org/2992Join us in telling Congress to stop rising prices and reject progressive tech regulations like S.2992

Jim is joined by Chad Benson for lunch today. Cheers! GOOD: It’s starting to look like Missouri Republicans won’t select the suicide mission of nominating Eric Greitens! GOOD (Round Two): It’s not so much that it’s good that Samantha Bee’s show is canceled, so much that networks are realizing that the market for left-wing therapy […]

GROW  Greatness Reached over Oppression through Wisdom Love is our Destiny as We GROWWhy GROW?For Hope, For Love, For God The same reasons why The Freedom Fighters   were willing to risk Life and LimbFor the FutureThese Sweet Innocent FacesThese are some of our Children of Tomorrow; Our Future, our Hope,They shall be recipients of our Gifts of Love and shall be attending the First GROW Childrens home in Kenya

Be a Force for Good | It's easy to lose hope for the future when all you see in the news is conflict, violence, anger, fear and suffering. Instead of feeling helpless, learn how you can become someone who can bring about positive change and be a force for good. With knowledge and wisdom, all of us can help to make the world a better, more compassionate place. Becoming a Force for Good in the World - 4 Part Webinar Series REGISTER http://www.scienceofidentity.org/signup/ In the world today there appears to be a great rarity of real love and compassion. We experience a lack of kindness and friendship, a scarcity of honesty and simplicity. True happiness and humility are rare. But fear is not rare, nor is international, interracial, interfaith, and intersexual conflict and it becomes all too easy to be overwhelmed by feelings of hopelessness. What can the wisdom of yoga teach us about the personal steps we can take to make a positive contribution to those around us and the world we live in? Please join us as we present this four-part series during live streaming one-hour broadcasts. Discover the way to true peace and happiness, plus take part in beautiful and moving mantra meditation as Acharya Das leads us through kirtan. REGISTER http://www.scienceofidentity.org/signup/ Let's Get Social Facebook https://facebook.com/TheScienceofIden... Instagram https://instagram.com/scienceofidentity Twitter https://twitter.com/SIF_Yoga

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In this week's episode of the Get Lit Minute, your weekly poetry podcast, we spotlight American poet, novelist, and editor, Morgan Parker. "Heaven Be A Xanax"When people say how are youI say goodIt is a rule no one can answerCrying in The Gap by my therapist's officeor I am still angry with my parentsfor traumatizing methrough organized sportsDangerous and satisfying body of waterI can almost remember heavenor Still a woman slaughtered for wonderor Unfortunately misplaced gripI am not doing a good job waitingWhen I get to heaven I'm goingto wear my good braso no one can stay mad at meI won't have any feelings to hurt justcheeseburgers on cheeseburgers ondeep colored slumberJust men offering their golden bodiesAnd I will take the offering on my tongueAnd it will not be a vaultAnd someone will not invade meAnd I will kneel to prayAnd I will address the prayer to myselfAnd I will be allowedSupport the show (https://getlit.org/donate/)

LISTEN TO THE BADASS AGILE PODCAST ON SHUFFLE!  - Get it here for iOS - https://getshuffle.app/ There is a tragic story arc that is becoming more common with Agile teams - start big, get hammered, lose confidence, lower the bar. You can imagine why this would be a problem.... We start with grand ambition and vision, which is great.We move into planning and executionSomewhere along the way we lose the plotSometimes we just plain lose focus, we lose courage, we lose ambition, we lose gritShrinking from the big goal won't do you any goodIt's ok to underdeliver for the first bit. To go smaller as you find your feet, but NEVER give up on your potential to dream and do BIGStay inspired - motivate yourselves and your team to keep growing every day, every sprintDon't forget to reward failures - not just successes. ***JOIN THE FORGE***Sign up for more info about our online leadership immersion experience.https://badassagile.com/the-forge/****** Follow on CLUBHOUSE: https://www.joinclubhouse.com/club/badass-agile Don't forget to join us in the Badass Agile Listener Lounge on Facebook for member exclusives, livestreams and previews! https://www.facebook.com/groups/badasslistenerlounge/ Follow The LinkedIn Page: https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/badass-agile We're also on YouTube!  Follow the podcast, enjoy some panel/guest commentary, and get some quick tips and guidance from me: https://www.youtube.com/c/BadassAgile ****** Our mission is to create an elite tribe of leaders who focus on who they need to become in order to lead and inspire, and to be the best agile podcast and resource for effective mindset and leadership game. Contact us (contact@badassagile.com) for elite-level performance and agile coaching, speaking engagements, team-level and executive mindset/agile training, and licensing options for modern, high-impact, bite-sized learning and educational content.

LISTEN TO THE BADASS AGILE PODCAST ON SHUFFLE!  - Get it here for iOS - https://getshuffle.app/ There is a tragic story arc that is becoming more common with Agile teams - start big, get hammered, lose confidence, lower the bar. You can imagine why this would be a problem.... We start with grand ambition and vision, which is great.We move into planning and executionSomewhere along the way we lose the plotSometimes we just plain lose focus, we lose courage, we lose ambition, we lose gritShrinking from the big goal won't do you any goodIt's ok to underdeliver for the first bit. To go smaller as you find your feet, but NEVER give up on your potential to dream and do BIGStay inspired - motivate yourselves and your team to keep growing every day, every sprintDon't forget to reward failures - not just successes. ***JOIN THE FORGE***Sign up for more info about our online leadership immersion experience.https://badassagile.com/the-forge/****** Follow on CLUBHOUSE: https://www.joinclubhouse.com/club/badass-agile Don't forget to join us in the Badass Agile Listener Lounge on Facebook for member exclusives, livestreams and previews! https://www.facebook.com/groups/badasslistenerlounge/ Follow The LinkedIn Page: https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/badass-agile We're also on YouTube!  Follow the podcast, enjoy some panel/guest commentary, and get some quick tips and guidance from me: https://www.youtube.com/c/BadassAgile ****** Our mission is to create an elite tribe of leaders who focus on who they need to become in order to lead and inspire, and to be the best agile podcast and resource for effective mindset and leadership game. Contact us (contact@badassagile.com) for elite-level performance and agile coaching, speaking engagements, team-level and executive mindset/agile training, and licensing options for modern, high-impact, bite-sized learning and educational content.

Hello and welcome to Your Operations Solved, for Tuesday, April 20th, 2021I'm your host, Channing Norton, of PC Solutions, and this is the Thirteenth episode of our show,Listen to us Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays, or on our Saturday compilation episodes. If you find the show helpful or informative, please do give it a like on your platform of choice, or share it to someone else who might also enjoy it.With that out of the way, let's get started on today's headlines.First, an update to a prior story. Back in Episode 5, entitled "MRO Woe, Planning for and preventing the worst," we talked about Google's new replacement for cookie advertising tracking, called "FLoC" or "Federated Learning of Cohorts." Cookies are little pieces of data stored in your browser to track what websites you visit and small pieces of information about you like demographics and unique browser "Fingerprints." Google's FLoC system looks to replace Cookies, at least for advertising tracking purposes. Blogging platform Wordpress, which gets used on as many as 61% of websites, has come out against FLoC, as they fear the system could allow google to target ads in a preadatory or discriminatory manner, and reports that they are working on features to allow blogs running on their platform to opt out of FLoC. This is a serious blow to the platform, as blogs provide highly lucrative ad space to google.Next, our main story for today, UK regulators interfere in chipmaking giant Nvidia's planned acquisition of major chip design firm ARM, citing both Antitrust and National Security concerns.ARM designs the processors that are used in some servers, many android phones, and most of the embeded computers in products like cars and appliances, as well as in IoT devices like smartwatches, smart exercise equipment, and the like. Notably, they do not produce any chips themselves. Instead, they make money by licensing out their designs to other companies who build them. Their designs are the most popular on the planet for basically any chip needed for something that isn't in a desktop or laptop computer. Now let's look at Nvidia. Nvidia designs processors as well, primarily for graphics accelerators for gaming computers, and embedded systems like what ARM does. Rather than licensing these designs out for anyone to use, nvidia has their designs produced by manufacturing facilities and sells them directly.As both companies produce chips for embedded systems, some of which go into defense products like guidance packages for missiles, and the like, I don't think it's wrong to object on defense grounds, as moving from two major sources for such products to one could present single sourcing issues. The UK is not the only entity to object to this deal. Antitrust regulators around the world seem to be wary of further consolidation in the semiconductor industry, and major tech companies like facebook and google have decried the deal as anti competitive as well, though I'd argue that particular claim to be a bit rich, considering the source.So, what does this mean for your business? Well, there's two possibilities here. One, the deal goes through, and two, it doesn't. If the deal goes through, then we can expect prices for computer components to rise, and therefore the cost of your computers, and perhaps other devices as well. This could be Nvidia's chance to get into new markets that they've tried to get into for years unsuccessfully, like smartphone processors. If they were to take ARMs designs and stop licensing them out, they would have effectively bought themselves a monopoly on a huge swath of a very important part the semiconductor industry, one that would require considerable effort to pivot away from for its users. Seeing as Nvidia has been suffering from supply issues for its products for several years now, we could also see a price squeeze due to lack of supply on those parts.On the other hand, if the deal doesn't go through, and gets stopped by regulators, it could be seen as a turning point. Antitrust regulators around the world have rarely interfered with the activities of the tech industry, despite its largest entities being gargantuan. This could be seen as an indication that the days of salutary neglect, if you will, are over, which could signal good things for the smaller players in the tech industry, like app developers, or even those who rely on quality software to do business, as it would drive more innovation out of the larger players, and allow smaller innovative players to gain more of a foothold in the market.Regardless, this will be a battle that plays out over the next few years, and one that I will be watching closely.With that done, let's talk about Network Assesments.Network assesments are a scary term, because it's an extremely vague term. Heck, even most IT professionals will disagree endlessly on what they comprise, so how can we, as executives, hope to understand why we need to have those professionals perform them?So, let's start with what a network assesment or audit should contain. A network audit should comprise two core parts, an overview of your IT situation for the Executives, and a thorough analysis of all software and hardware assets and their configurations for the IT team. Some of that value is simply in IT being able to compile the information in that second part of the audit, as doing so may reveal hidden problems, or changes that went undocumented. The larger value to executives, however, is going to come from the first part, the overview of your network. This should include1. An overview of all of your hardware assets, and the anticipated replacement cycles for them. By keeping track of this information, you can get an estimate of upcoming expenditures, to better plan your financial future, and avoid suprise costs.2. An overview of notable open issues requring resources to resolve. This should NOT be a list of every problem that everyone in the organization is currently having, but instead a list of larger scale concerns for improving your environment that your IT team should have. Good IT means Continuous improvement, so if there are not initiatives in the works to improve the way you are doing business or better manage your assets and risk, it's a problem.3. Important Workflow overview. Fundamentally, IT is about the management of your employees workflows, as well as their optimization to make them as efficient and risk free as possible. As such, part of a network assesment should be an operational assesment that describes how data flows through your organization. How are your books processed? How do your employees share files? What data gets stored on site, and what gets stored off site.4. Upcoming improvements. Much like 2, this talks about improvement. Where 2 looks more at correcting pain, this point is looking to be a bit more proactive, and address problems that might not be so obvious. Things like stability improvements, or added redundancies.5. Operational proceedures and contingencies. Part of planning and making assesments is looking at your existing policies and proceedures. For instance, what does adding a new employee look like? Do you have a process to make sure everything is done right for training them and providing them the resources they need to be effective quickly? What about offboarding? Do you have proceedures that ensure a bad exit doesn't leave you vulnerable to malice? What about disaster planning? How will your team make sure that your business survives a fire, a flood, or even, I know this is out there, but, a global pandemic that closes down in person business oeprations for a year.The reason this planning is critical is that it allows you to scale. Large organizations understand the importance of disaster planning, and the value it has. To this day, every prime minister of the UK writes a letter to her majestys navy that gives orders for what to do if London is destroyed by nuclear attack and central command is no more. I would not call that a particularly likely eventuality in the 21st century, but in order for entities, be they governments, businesses, or other organizations, to survive as long as possible, as I hope my listeners businesses do, they must plan for the bad times, as well as the good. Think of it as insurance.Overall, the point of a network assesment is to put your organization in the posture to scale upwards using its IT, and give executives a grasp of what concerns might be affecting their organization operationally. If its filled with obscure technical jargon and fine details, that's a useful assesment for your IT team, but you need to ensure that you get a summary that tells you what is in the future for your organization, both the good outcomes, and how you will weather the storm of an economic downturn or disaster.That's our show for today, thank you so much for listening. Tomorrow, join us for updates to the solarwinds hack and the Chip shortage, as well as a conversation about the struggles businesses bringing employees back into the office may be facing. In the meantime, check us out on the web at www.YourOperationsSolved.com, where you can join our newsletter, and opt to be notified of all our uploads. I will see you next time. 

Point 1:  Emotional/Cognitive Background of Changing Health Behaviours Recognizing lots of emotional challenges when changing eating/lifestyle habitsIt's not about giving information to someone one time and that's enough to change their life and for behavior change to occur, it has to be over a time period Majority of folks know what they want to do, but hard to put into practice There is a cognitive and emotional element that may hinder behaviour change/ putting it into practice Most people know that exercise is good, eating right is goodIt's trying to tap into emotions or feelings hindering you from making it happen over the long termRefocus on how you can maintain maximum health and knowing that it will take a long timeTrying to make it more of a lifestyle so in the long term have the health goals you desire Few and far between the number of people that can get information and incorporate that into their life permanently Point 2: Physicians Need to Changing the Message Most people coming to dietitians so they can lose weight due to doctors telling them thisDoctors tend to wait to give advice until there is a problemWhat if doctors changed the messaging for people to change healthy lifestyle habits from a reactionary standpoint to a preventative standpoint For most people, weight loss tends to be the goal The doctor might give an intervention diet tip sheet without taking into account anything about the patient Focus should be more based on behavior as opposed to weightDoctor won't have all of the information the person needs Either the person does nothing at all, or person offered medicine, people offered a diet sheet, or they go to a dietitian Lots of nutrition information out there, some true and some isn'tWe live in a diet culture world where weight loss is the messaging and many people don’t have expertise Very conflicting information when it comes to healthy living Many don't know where to find reputable health information Confusing to find information if you have multiple comorbidities Point 3: How Professional Training has Affects Personal Approach Philosophy is trying to simplify a healthy eating lifestyle Trying to have more balance with eating and being more in tune with it Many women may feed kids great and feed themselves poorly or many are overly restrictive Knows when to meal prep and when grocery shopping is done but also know when it might be more difficult to do these things The mistake is giving so much information and not knowing how it fits into people’s lives Instead of making huge drastic changes in one time, trying to include it so it becomes more of a lifestyle Helpful LinksJoin Group Coaching: Journey to Food Freedom hereGet my favorite 10-minute meal ideas hereMore information about From Emotional Eating to Food Freedom is here.  You can find me on IG here  Join the FB Group

a little kindness even in the smallest ways makes a huge difference in your life or in somebody else's life.  It doesn't take a huge act to make a huge impact. It can be a small things like a picture or saying hi or asking how someone is doing that can ultimately make a huge difference in their entire day.So I wanted to come on this week and just talk about kindness…...keeping it simple….You know all the crazy stuff that is going on around us and just being present and understanding that everyone is going through different things and they may not show it on the outside but on the inside everyone has their baggage……..and some days can be pretty rough and even those you least suspect like my own first grader is having those types of dilemmas because of all the things around us.So rather than letting the situation dictate what is going to happen we have to take charge and decide what we want and how we are going to get there.  And being kind to yourself and those around you is probably your first step.And let me tell you, when you are kind, your surroundings become a better place.  So I thought I would share a quick 10 reasons why you should be kind…..It feels goodIt's contagiousIt can change someone's day for the betterIt doesn't cost a thingYou just might make some new friendsIt can open your heart and mind to other people or other ideasYour are stronger when are kinder even to a mean personIt can become a habitKindness speaks all the languagesPeople will always remember how you make them feelBONUS - Kindness is SIMPLE.So that's it.  The only message I wanted to put out there today.  So get out there today and do me a favor.  Be kind to someone today.  That's all I am asking.  Seriously…..Thats it!So I hope you have an amazing day.  Be kind to one another and I will see you next time. Take Care.Thank you so much for joining me today Join me over in the Choose Your Path Podcast facebook group , on instagram or on my facebook page

MFM #158 Andrew Chen story University of Washington has a program for gifted high schoolers who want to do college early. Andrew took part and graduated at 19. He met some pretty cool people doing this including emmit of twitch, and head of hedge funds. Shaan got into a Duke program as a teenager via TIP program by scoring high on PSAT. Shaan: This is a great marketing trick -- he’ll do this when he starts his school For athletics, the opposite is done. MJ’s house Michael Jordan’s Chicago home went on sale for $30m many years ago, but hasn’t sold. Today it’s on sale for $14m. Idea #1: Buy the house using crowdfunding and through NFTs, any fan can own a fraction of the property. From there, the property can be turned into a museum. Idea #2: Instead of turning the house into a museum, turn into a great Airbnb. Obama’s Hawaii house (the Plantation Estate) rents for $6k a night or $180k a month. You have to make it the dream “man cave”/sports fan getaway. Make it an alternative to Vegas for bachelor’s parties. Fill the house with Jordan memorabilia, and make it an incredible experience for fans to come to. Famous homes: There's a precedent for taking famous homes and turning them into museums.  Graceland: Elvis’ former home receives 600k visitors each paying ~$30 Painted Ladies: Painted Ladies and “Full House” house are mainstay attractions. “Full House” house sold for a premium above market price.  Counter: Sam is sceptical of crowdfunding on Rally Road because of the difficulty in liquidating. Shaan counters by saying fractional ownership makes liquidity less of an issue. Also many aren’t concerned about selling. Would rather wait and hold. Big League Advance BLA: Offers cash to minor league baseball players with the promise of making money if the baseball player hits it big. Fernando Tatis Jr: Took cash when he was in the minors from BLA, but now has to pay out ~$30m after signing a $300m+ deal Opportunity: Baseball is the easiest to model, but the NBA presents a great opportunity because of guaranteed contracts. If a player gets a $100m, 5 year deal, you can offer them $80m upfront for the contract. Instead of  Counter: This is a risky business. The business only works if you can model properly and get big hits to cover the losses. Startup studio Instead of investing in companies or starting just one company, startup studios invest and incubate several businesses at once. Shaan: Historically very tough and didn’t work. Garret Camp, Mark Pincus, Kevin Rose, and Michael Birch (Monkey Inferno where Shaan worked) all had studios which had no big winners. Successful studios: The tides may be shifting as a few studios have begun getting hits. Thrive Capital by Josh Kushner (Oscar), Atomic by Jack Abraham (Hims), Prehype (Barkbox and Ro) Atomic: Only works at one project at a time and the team has 9 months to raise a series A or else may be out of a job. Also focused more on B2B than consumer. eFounders: European studio that only does SaaS. They’ve been able to make the model successful Kevin Ryan: Part of DoubleClick when it was sold. Made about $20m and created AlleyCorp which incubated companies like MongoDB, Business Insider, Zola and Guilt. Good: It’s a dream job because you work on multiple ideas. Unlike a traditional startup, when failure happens you can just move onto a new project as a team Bad: For a startup to work, you need laser focus. Often what happens, when a startup hits a plateau, you can pivot to an area that’s working. At studios, the team is more inclined to move onto another project altogether. No do-or-die, back-to-the-wall mentality as with startups. --------- Have you joined our private Facebook group yet? Go to https://www.facebook.com/groups/ourfirstmillion and join thousands of other entrepreneurs and founders scheming up ideas. Editing thanks to Jonathan Gallegos (@jjonthan)

Oh, the mission got canceled? Good… We can focus on another one. Didn’t get the new high-speed gear we wanted? Good… We can keep it simple. Didn’t get promoted? Good… More time to get better. Didn’t get funded? Good… We own more of the company. Didn’t get the job you wanted? Good… Go out, gain more experience, and build a better resume. Got injured? Good… Needed a break from training. Got tapped out? Good… It’s better to tap out in training than tap out on the street. Got beat? Good… We learned. Unexpected problems? Good… We have to figure out a solutions

Consider the possibility that giving may be the answer that propels your business through challenging times. There is nothing more alluring to talented people than a leader who finds cause to support. Especially when most businesses are hanging by a thread.Today we are talking to four business leaders who are giving back to the community and experiencing tremendous engagement from those they serve.Our guests today: Charles Antis, Founder & CEO of Antis Roofing & WaterproofingEric Morley, Co-Founder & COO  of Blue C. Creative Marketing AgencyWendy Ellis, Strategic & Creative Partnerships at Meruelo Media - KLOS FMWing Lam, Owner of Wahoo’s Fish Tacos & Co-Founder of CA Love DropThese Four business moguls came together in April of 2020, to start up a charity called California Love Drop. The California Love Drop delivers meals and treats to our well-deserving Front Line Heroes and community neighbors in need. In October 2020, California Love Drop celebrates their 100th Drop! Today we discuss:The importance of finding a cause & giving nowHow to build giving into your culture to spur abundanceNow more than ever people need help. It is easy to forget this when so many of us are focused on keeping our businesses afloat. With this uncertain business environment, your strongest talent is most likely “keeping their options open” so shouldn’t we be doing everything we can to keep them engaged and productive?Challenge today?Thinking about giving when we are treading water Finding people that align Charity is the best way to find great peopleGiving philosophyNothing going on so no excuse to not giveWhy is this important to the company?Not afraid to try things and failTime to do goodShine a light on goodIt becomes not about price but it is now about Value!Elevate yourself above your competitionRick’s NuggetsCause attracts winners (people who will thrive in your company)People desire more than a transactional relationshipHow do we build cause into your company?Find a causeAlignment with your company that you hold a strong passionDoing something for your people that allows them to be proud of giving backJoin it, promote it within your companyAllow your people to own the successBecome involvedParticipate consistentlyMake your story compellingCelebrate & Openly talk about your causeRick’s NuggetsStart with what is important to you and your teamHire for cause / culture alignment (passion to the cause)Build in a knockout question in your interview process related to uncovering evidence as to the real passion for the causeKey Takeaways:Just say yes to helping peopleContinually show upIndirectly network to spur opportunityCause Links:California Love DropHire Power + Working Wardrobes T-Shirt FundraisingToday's episode made possible by Criteria Corp#hirepowerradio #giveback #calovedrop #rebuildcareers #workingwardrobes #mixonesound

Det har magnetfiskats i Vedasjön. Vi har ett nytt grandvittne. Ett flertal nya uppgifter har framkommit om Christer A. Kronologi över Christers liv 1952-1980. Det råder oklarheter runt skottet i TV:n. Vad gjorde Palmem på TV 1980? Christer mönstrar för sin militärtjänstgöring. Hade GM ett hölster?FB-gruppen som begär ut dokument: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2685121318391848Flashbacktråden om Christer: https://www.flashback.org/t3125412Köp "The great conspiracy" av Nils Patrik Johansson här:https://www.soundpollution.se/sv/shop/MV0236eller där du köper dina skivorLyssna på Nils Patrik här:https://open.spotify.com/album/6eZmJH5v58FmsZK2WlDjw1?si=J8OPhYaEQnqytbRZeVHF2wSponsra Palmemordet på Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/palmemordetPalmemordet på Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/palmemordetDet här är en podd skapad av Dan Hörning. Avsnitten görs omväxlande av Dan och Tobias Henricsson och ibland av bägge.Dan Hörning på instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dan_horning/Twitter: @danhorning https://twitter.com/danhorningThis must be the solution LYRICSTHIS MUST BE THE SOLUTIONDay trader living on the edgeThis trace is pounding like a sledgeHow can you be both deaf and blind?Sharp shooter all filled up with hateHe knew somehow this was his fateThis is a tape we should rewind Cold winter, night time a black rendezvousA vision so surreal but he knew what to doLived in the area, a crossroad in lifeReady to strike, in for kill, eager to save all Chorus:This must be the solutionBut lunacy must beWhat drives this institutionOf clowns known as copsIn the madhouse of fraud and lies Gun lover, hater of the worldLuck chaser soon the life would turnThis walk late night just changed it all Loser for many, Messiah for someHeavy regret but the damage was doneMany years after, a wreck of a manReady to leave into the dark, eager to save all Chorus Called in to test the gunNo, easier said than doneGo chase somebody elseDie in that wishing wellCrawl, wouldn’t do it for youPay though we’re already throughSave all your dreams for tonightRush to the heavenly lightCause here you have nothing to find Solo I’m ready to leave nowAnd God knows what I’ve doneMy life has been no goodIt’s time to sayGoodbye to all the miseryGoodbye to this whole historyFarewell to shadows in the darkI’ll end this with a shotSo long my brother time has comeSo long, I head for Kingdom comeFarewell to sorrow and to painMy time has come to sleepSo forgive me father, I have sinned Chorus See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

"I’ve been in love with America my whole life.” These were the words of Knox Robinson as we took time to talk about running, America, and his insights into the movements happening around the nation. When you listen to Knox, you get lost in his words and realize that you probably don’t spend enough time being alone with your own thoughts. This episode will have you contemplating and pondering – and probably looking at running in way you never have. Tune in. "Hide and Write and Study and Think” Knox has always been interested in written word and running, but it wasn’t until later that he realized how closely related writing and running are. He says he was a writer and reader since childhood, “with the eyes of a runner.” "Running is a metaphor for life,” he says, and the way he treats running and writing, it’s easy to see how that is true for him. Early on during the pandemic, Knox traveled to Mexico with his partner where he was able to view the unfolding of the events from a distance. One of his mantras, first written by Langston Hughes, influenced him to use this time to contemplate, to write, and to be “[out of] the crosshairs in the US during this time.” His gut instinct was right as the pandemic turned out to be a catalyst for other events in the US that turned very political. To Achieve or To Be A lesson to be learned from Knox’s experience, and one that is often applied to running, is the idea of mindfulness. It’s also defined as being present or in the moment. As someone who loves image and text, and values deep thought, he has come to the crossroads of what social media does and is. There can be authenticity on social media, but at the same time, it is good to get away from it all from time to time. This reminds me of running by feel. It is okay to have numerical goals that we pursue, but running without the watch may be the ultimate goal. We all have 101 reasons why we run or why we started running, and that is perfectly good. However, if we want to run for life, we may have to alter or pivot our reasons we run from time to time. Maybe even, return to the reasons we began running. For Knox, a light bulb switched on when he had his son. Looking at his child and seeing his unwavering and relentless efforts to simply be was inspiring. “It shook me to my core,” he says, “When did I have such a drive and will to bring all my faculties not just to achieve, but to be. Kids aren’t achieving a goal when they are born, they are just expanding into life.” Can using all of your efforts to simply be a runner be more rewarding than working to achieve a PR? It’s probably a good question to ask ourselves. Twice as Good It would be a mistake not to discuss Knox’s take on being black in America. Rightly so, Knox doesn’t believe he needs to put all his efforts into being twice as good, like generations before him felt they had to be, just to prove who he or his race is. The best thing he believes he can do is to be true to the values he has. “Whether it’s on a social media platform or a coaching opportunity, the important thing is to be honest and to be oneself. If I can just stand up and speak declaratively about how I perceive things, whether that is a way a workout should be run or the political conditions in America, then all my efforts might go to engineering that clarity.” Knox leaves us with this beautiful takeaway about where and how we can exert ourselves. Whether it is in standing up for our values, working to be the best runner we can be, or learning from and sharing with others, working to become something (collectively and individually) rather than just achieving something should create the best outcomes. Resources: Knox on Instragram Knox on Rich Roll’s Podcast BlackRosesNYC Instagram Articles: Going Long: An Interview with Knox Robinson New York Times: How I Fell in Love with Running Wired: Alberto Salazar, World Records, and Athletics' Greatest 'Hug'     Thank you to my wonderful sponsor Tracksmith, Athletic Greens, and Heal House for sponsoring this episode of the Running for Real Podcast.   Tracksmith is a Boston based running clothing company that truly cares about the quality and care of their running clothes. Running can be a demanding lifestyle for our clothes, they definitely go through the wear and tear to where we may be purchasing new clothes constantly. Tracksmith designers truly work with the finest materials and think of you as a runner in mind with spots for your keys, phone, and fuel. Also, go here to check out their 100 days of Summer email campaign where they talk about anything and everything running.  You can get $15 off your purchase of $75 or more, click here and enter code FORREAL15.   Athletic Greens is a simple and easy way to get 75 vitamins, minerals, and whole food source ingredients. Just to help my immune system be stronger and greater! It is so simple to do and it taste good as well. I used this for my prenatal and I am still using it while breastfeeding. Now you can get up to a YEAR supply of Vitamin D3 and K2 for free with your first purchase of  Athletic Greens through my podcast. Visit here to learn more!   Episode 200 GIVEAWAY of $1200 worth of prizes $100 to Tracksmith A pair of shoes of your choice from Altra Unboxing experience from Athletic Greens Ultimate test from Inside Tracker Essential Nutrition bundle from Generation UCAN Available for TWO people in the US only go here to enter! Thanks for listening! I hope you enjoyed today's episode. 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We dive deep into the mechanics of mortgages and explain some of the misconceptions about them, while also promoting the benefits of paying down that debt.How mortgages work.You put some money down to demonstrate skin in the game and lower risk for a bank.Bank lends you money over 15, 20 or 30 yearsYou pay back some of the equity, called principal payment, and then interest.You have a schedule of payments; first payment is high interest, low principal. Over time that flips.$300,000 house, $60,000 down, so a $240,000 mortgage. At 4% interest, your payment will be $1,181. At first interest is $828 of that, principal is the rest. But interest decreases as your balance decreases. So more is just “savings” as principal.Why mortgages are goodIt’s a lifestyle choice. It allows you to live in the place you want and provide the life you want for you and your family. It’s yours. You make decisions, you decorate it and modify to make yourself happy.It can appreciate in value.Why mortgages are badYou pay interest. There’s a cost!But what about tax deductions? Only above the standard deduction of $24,800, otherwise the government is just giving it to you anyway. Don’t get lulled into the belief that because you *might* be able to get a deduction benefit, that interest is a good thing.They don’t go away. For 30 years you are on the hook for that payment.Owning a house, not the mortgage, requires you to pay a ton in taxes, fees, repairs, etc. It’s expensive.Why paying it off is a good idea.Back to Mike’s original challenge. He thinks it’s a good financial move in many cases. The argument against is that you can “make more in the market.” If you have $200,000 lying around, perhaps you could invest and make 10% vs. your 4% mortgage. You can also lose 10% or 50%. Or maybe you have $200 more a month. Could you practically invest that monthly amount and do better?But it’s not just about what you could do in the market. It’s about diversifying your portfolio. Having money in the market, at different levels of risk and then having some in real estate is diversification.The math: risk free, guaranteed savings of the interest rate.Why paying it off is a bad idea.You are over-indexed in real estate.But most people who get to the point where they can pay off a mortgage will have a reasonable amount of their net worth in the market.Our top 3 takeaways for this episode:Diversify your portfolio by paying off your mortgageLower your fixed expenses and make it easier if you lose your job or want to be FIHouses are lifestyle choices, not investments, so always look to lower your costs --Show ReferencesMortgage Payoff Calculator on Etsy for $3---Follow friends on FIRETwitterInstagramFacebookLinkedInLeave us a voicemail or text us: 404-981-3370eMail us at:  friendsonfiremm@gmail.comVisit our website: www.friendsonfire.org---Other LinksMaggie’s Blog: Mostly Minimal LifeMike’s Book: Your New Relationship with Money

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Cereal, Dairy Queen, Hypocritical Church Leaders, "If It's Good It's God!" - All this and more on episode 005 with Zech Siler!

The Bad: The Covid-19 pandemic continues.The Good: It's the 35th anniversary of the launch of Super Mario Brothers!The Bad: The state of Nevada has painted parking stalls on the ground for homeless people to sleep in while staying physically distant.

Anthon Encao… now IT manager at Amazon Has years of high-level government security clearance The last network he managed couldn’t even touch the public Internet. His raw truths and advice start with, “It’s not easier it’s harder” “Good IT costs more money and takes more time period.” But if you want to make more money (as a company) And make more money faster Then guess what? You need to invest in IT Oh yeah, and we cover a great story of his AVAYA PBX crashing And never waking up… nope… took its final breath What the heck would you do? Hundreds of users down with no reboot No way to turn it back on

Anthon Encao… now IT manager at Amazon Has years of high-level government security clearance The last network he managed couldn’t even touch the public Internet. His raw truths and advice start with, “It’s not easier it’s harder” “Good IT costs more mone...

Sometimes all you need is a different way of looking at things: Today was the absolute worst day everAnd don't try to convince me thatThere's something good in every dayBecause when you take a closer lookThis world is a pretty evil placeEven ifSome goodness does shine through once in a whileSatisfaction and happiness don't lastAnd it's not true thatIt's all in the mind and heartBecauseTrue happiness can be obtainedOnly if one's surroundings are goodIt's not true that good existsI'm sure you can agree thatThe realityCreatesMy attitudeIt's all beyond my controlAnd you'll never in a million years hear me say thatToday was a good day Now read this from bottom to top, and take comfort in knowing you have the power to change your perspective. Happy Thanksgiving everyone!

This week we visit the power of visualization to bring a dream to reality that was inspired by Jody attending the Glassparency product reveal at SEMA last week. It hit me like a ton of bricks with Ray Doran said, "I envisioned this exact event 3 years ago". Do you have a dream so big that it is pushing you to work the long game? Join us as we discuss: Ray Doran’s visualization of the GP Reveal that he envisioned 3 years earlier Holding tight to your vision and seeing it to fruition When things are going bad say “Good” It’s an opportunity to grow, to learn to become something new Flip the switch in your mind Sometimes you have to shed that which is holding you back Why is it that we retreat when we know there is a better plan, a better way for us? You need to be able to honestly, personally assess where you are? Are you willing to do what is needed to accomplish the vision you seek? Prep, plan, and plan in your mind what you need to do Get rid of works like “Can’t” and replace with “I Am” Admit where you are and then develop a plan to change Seek a trusted advisor to get honest feedback of where you are and what we need to become or what we need to shed Instead of blaming others discover what you need to change Declare your intentions and vision, Get it OUT! And of course we have our Choice or Excuse segment to wrap it up. Thanks for tuning in. Please like, share, subscribe and give us a review. Mahalo! Follow Us Instagram: Jody: https://www.instagram.com/jodysedrick/ Judie: https://www.instagram.com/choose_dont_excuse/ Facebook: https://facebook.com/choosedontexcuse Website: http://choosedontexcuse.com

What are Boots on the Ground or BOG (021) Steven:                Steven and Jill here. Jill:                          Hi. Steven:                Welcome to the House Academy show. Entertaining real estate investment talk. I'm Steven Jack Butala. Jill:                          And I'm Jill DeWit, broadcasting from sunny Southern California. Steven:                Today Jill and I talk about what the heck are boots in the ground anyway? As luck would have it, we have our number one team Arizona area boots on the ground with us. Jill:                          Yeah. Yay. Well, let me introduce them real quick here. Steven:                Yeah, sure. Jill:                          Then we'll get into the regular show. So this is Ken and Christine Bond. They have been, how long have you guys been working with us on transactions? It's been probably over a year. Kristine:               Yes, yes, yep. Ken:                       Oh, yeah. Jill:                          So we are real excited to have you guys here. Kristine:               Yes, awesome. Jill:                          Thank you. And I'm sure it sucked draggin' you out of Arizona. Ken:                       Not quite hot enough. Steven:                We're actually breaking in our new video studio. These guys are here, and we've developed a pretty solid friendship with them beyond just a professional relationship. They're here all week, so we decided to do five house academy episodes this week with the B.O.G. to really dig into this topic and find out why it's successful for us and what it actually really is. Steven:                But before we get into the actual topic, let's take a question, posted by one of our Houseacademy.com members, on our online community, it's free. Jill:                          All right, Jack asks: "What are the big picture numbers in this industry? For example, how many S.F.R.'s are there in the U.S. and how many get sold per year? Jill:                          You have this like, surprise. Steven:                Excellent question, There's 150 million properties, or parcels in the country. You know, and if you follow us, you know that we have roots in land, not just houses. About 43 million of those, are S.F.R.'s. You know, Single Family Residences, that doesn't include condos and stuff, and about 18-20% of those gets bought and sold every single year. There's massive massive opportunity out there to buy and sell S.F.R.'s and wholesale'em at all different shapes and sizes. Whatever you're into. Steven:                We happen to be all into the data part of it. All of us actually, I think that's one of the reasons that we get along so well. We all understand this data driven thing, we all come from professional environments. Steven:                There's the interior decorator way, there's a lot of different ways to slice this, but the big picture numbers in the industry is that there's Wall street companies now, and Palo Alto tech companies like Zillow getting into the game. And I have a lot to say about that, and we'll talk about that probably next week, when we don't have the boots in the ground here to talk about, but there's a lot of people that're trying to get into this industry that don't have data and/or real estate background like we do, and they're failing, and it makes me really happy. Jill:                          I was gonna say, based on your numbers that we all talk about how many people that move, you know, on average each year, it's so great, because, you know, one property is gonna be resold and resold and resold when you really think about it, and I'd like to say we, all four of us, are doing our part in moving often, and upping our game, and redoing our homes, and- Kristine:               Right, yeah. Jill:                          On a personal level. Steven:                So, to finish the answer to that question, so we all used to look at real estate as this vast endless abyss, and it's not, it's a finite data set. It's 43 million properties, and 20% of them get sold every year. Every time a property gets sold, it's just more and more accumulated data, so the people in Palo Alto look at that data set like they would any type of big data. Analyze it, manipulate it, and utilize it, and it's there for our taking. Steven:                If you see it that way, you can look at that date set too and make really really, good, solid technical decisions. Ken and I did a 21,000 unit mailer yesterday for a suburb in Arizona and you know, we'll talk about that, I guess maybe in this episode or the next, but, was it what you thought? Ken:                       I was pleasantly surprised at the detail. [inaudible 00:04:05] make a sound decision. Awesome. Steven:                Today's topic: What are the boots on the ground? Steven:                This is why you're listening. How would you define boots on the ground? You guys are welcome to jump in. Jill:                          Yeah, please, yeah. I want to start with a little bit of the back story about what is boots on the ground, like from you, how we got here, which was your brain child. And why we're doing it this way. Steven:                So my philosophy in real estate investment is that you should never leave your desk. Leaving your desk, whether it's driving for dollars, or looking at property, or baby sitting sellers or buyers, is extremely inefficient. Steven:                You as a data person are up here. You have a transaction coordinator down here. And if you are a member, you know, I preach this in our academic programs, and then there's all kinds of transactions going on at that asset level. But you want to keep yourself here, because you can do more deals, and utilize that transaction coordinator, idealistically, they're sitting right next to you, physically. Steven:                And then there's all kinds of transactions, so that's easy to do in the land business, we've been doing it. Jill and I've been doing it for years and years, decades. With houses, it's a lot different, because there's babysitting that's required, and you have to meet with the seller, and there's a lot of things that they need, so I came up with this boots on the ground. Steven:                Boots on the ground essentially behaved the way a real estate agent should, but never does. Jill:                          Ding ding. Steven:                And so to keep them motivated and happy, and wealthy, they're a partner in every single deal. There's enough money in these deals to go around. Steven:                So that was the real, that was how I came about. Jill:                          Exactly. That's great. So what does this mean to you? Big picture, what do you feel like your whole is? Kristine:               Yeah, so I look at it as: We are, literally, the boots on ground. So, we have a vested interest in the success of the acquisition, as well as the resale of that particular property. Kristine:               We also have to ensure that at a big picture level that the transaction goes as smooth as possible. So just recognizing when additional need is required or not. So yeah, so I think it's just at the end of the day, it's ensuring that both seller and buyer are happy that the transaction was smooth. There's constant collaboration and communication you know, with the investors, I would say is one of the big responsibilities we have. Ken:                       You said it, I agree. Jill:                          Love it. Steven:                There's a lot of contact that's required, in a house sale, versus a land sale. It's very emotional for people. Some of these people have raised their children in these houses. Jill:                          Right. Steven:                Or sometimes, we just did a deal with these guys where they didn't, the person, the seller was from a different state, so they were now babysitting the house instead of the seller. Jill:                          Right, yeah. I have too, that what's really important with boots on the ground is to have a, there's a level of communication that we have to all connect, and trust too, because that's so important, and so that when you ... if you go down this path and you have your own boots on the ground team, like we do, and soon to be more, we have to be able to totally, 100 %, entrust them, and we do. Jill:                          And we have an open door policy, you know, both ways. Another thing, which is so key, it's just, it frees us up, and we'll talk more about this as we go, throughout the week, to, gosh, looking at new markets, and new deals, knowing that you got this. Steven:                Yeah. Jill:                          You're gonna see it through to the end, and the relationships that you are there, right there in the city, with the sellers, and with the buyers, that they can communicate with you, and see you and know you and touch you, and shake your hand. Kristine:               Right. Jill:                          It's huge for these people. That's what's key, and I think what's interesting too is that why we are so successful also is, it's different meeting Ken and Kristine Bond, than picking up and calling, you know, we buy the houses. Steven:                Yeah. Jill:                          You know? And that's our goal too, and it's worked out fantastic. They get our offers, they weren't even thinking about selling, you know, and here we come, and we make it easy, you're real people, we really do deliver what we say we're gonna do. You know, we follow through, and at the end of the day, you know, I'm sure they hug you guys, and say thank you. Ken:                       Sometimes. Kristine:               Yeah, sometimes. Steven:                Is there a [inaudible 00:08:40]? Ken:                       There's been a few. Kristine:               Yes, there has been a few. And I would agree to both mentioning the personal touch with the seller and the buyer, and there's times where again you have to gauge. It's not a one size fits all as far as that personal touch, there's some that they want arms length away, and some they do literally hug you. Ken:                       Right. Kristine:               So it's just being able to gauge, you know, again, how much is required for that particular transaction, I think is an area of responsibility on boots on the ground. Steven:                I mean, some of us get our hair cut at Super Cuts, and some of us have our personal hairstylist, and it just depends on the type of seller that you are, and how much you want, how involved you want somebody to be in the transaction. Jill:                          I love it. Kristine:               That's really good. Steven:                Where do you get your hair cut? Ken:                       I knew you'd say that [crosstalk 00:09:30]. Jill:                          I go to the closest place to our office. The closest, nicest place to our office is where I go, what do you do? Kristine:               Yeah. Usually the same, but it's typically, okay we schedule it out, we have to reschedule it, 'cause of conflicts, but that's typically who is the closest, and nicest place? Jill:                          What do you do Jack? Steven:                I get my hair cut from Jill's hand me down stylist. Jill:                          I moved on. I moved on, but they still have a special bond. Steven:                I'm a $35 cut, and Jill's like a $450 cut, so every time I go in there, he's like: "Where's Jill?" Jill:                          I know, sorry. Steven:                I said man, she's just got this personal friend, I make up all these stories. Jill:                          Yeah. Steven:                But you still have me man. You still have my $35 cut. Jill:                          You got it. I will never leave you. Me and my $35's, and don't ever change your rate, 'cause I'm gone. I'm back at Super Cuts. Steven:                No, my point in saying that is there's a lot of customer service and personal handholding that goes on to be successful in this business, and that's what the B.O.G. was really designed to do. To deliver a customer service element that these larger companies can't do. Jill:                          Yeah. Steven:                They're just, they're too higher décor scaled, and in too many markets to actually do it. It's just all numbers for them, sitting behind a desk, so that's the difference. You know, that's the answer to the question: "You know, there's a lot of people that are in this market that are buying and selling houses, why do you guys get it done? And why do you think that you can like break into a new market?" Steven:                And that's why, because of the B.O.G. That's how important it is. Jill:                          Thank you. Steven:                Join us next time for the episode called: What do the boots on the ground do specifically for the sellers? Jill:                          And we'll answer your questions posted on our online community found at Houseacademy.com. It is Free. Steven:                You are not alone in your real estate ambition. Jill:                          How are you guys feeling? Kristine:               Yeah, it's good. Jill:                          Good? It's our after show a little bit here. Steven:                This isn't, we're not done here. Jill:                          That's right, I have an announcement to make too by the way. So, just so you know. Steven:                That's awesome. Hey, Daniel, come on over. Jill:                          Yeah, it's the after show. Steven:                The producer [crosstalk 00:11:46]. Jill:                          So, join us tomorrow afternoon for a free informational business related. It's gonna be a little bit House Academy, a little bit Land Academy, maybe a little bit rock and roll. You like that? On Facebook Live. So go to, go check out at Land Academy Facebook page and you'll find all the details on information, I think it's like five o'clock Pacific time, tomorrow. Jill:                          And, tune in, catch us on Facebook, we'll be right there live. Steven:                Yeah. Jill:                          To answer any questions that you have about Land Academy, House Academy, or even more detail about where Stephen gets his hair cut. Steven:                Yeah, 'cause you care about that. Jill:                          And wherever you're watching, or wherever you're listening, please subscribe and rate us there. We are Steve and Jill. Steven:                Information. Jill:                          And inspiration. Steven:                To buy undervalued property.  

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What’s Good? It’s our 3 year Anniversary! We’re gonna get WILD! Go to bed at 8pm. Read a bedtime story. Drink some warm milk. Fight some dream demons. Wake up and do it all over again!   News Non Non Biyori season 3 has been announced. Detective Conan remains at the top of the box office in Japan, becoming the only region in the world which isn’t beaten out by Avengers: Endgame. Blade of the Immortal will be receiving a new anime adaptation. Reminder that Saga of Tanya the Evil movie will be screened in Us theaters on Thursday, May 16th.   Detective Pikachu Director: Rob Letterman (Gulliver’s Travels, Shark Tale, Goosebumps (2015), Monsters Vs. Aliens) Our logo artist!  http://turvytops.com/           Our intro artist! Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/tomnasr Instagram: @tom_nasr Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/SuperArmhair                Contact Us: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/instantramenpodcast/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/InstantRamenPod Instagram: http://instagram.com/instantramenpodcast E-mail: instantramenpodcast@gmail.com Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChtwCC2BbsLxpgA1cE1PBtA Blog: https://instantramenpodcast.blogspot.com/

Welcome to our podcast on Season 8, Episode 4 of Game of Thrones: The Last of teh Starks ! We look at the mourning of the fallen, Jon Snow's secret spreading like wildfire, Missande's new haircut, the future of Ghost, Tormund, Samwell, and Gilly, along with so much more. So kick back and join us on this episode of Was it Good? It's going to be explosive.

What does it mean to say that God is Good? It is to highlight the difference between LIGHT and DARKNESS. Join us for this powerful study of Page One of the Bible, seeing where everything in OUR lives began.

Season 4 Episode 405 Superstitions and Cruelty Directed by: Denise Di Novi Written by: Bronwyn Garrity My basic thoughts follow below, but you'll have to listen to the podcast to get my complete thoughts.  Summary: Claire and Adawehi bond. A misunderstood truth is given. The white sow is challenging her worth. Jamie shares a supernatural dream. Claire midwife's a mountain family. Jamie and Young Ian go to recruit settlers. Claire quashes a conflict. Settlers are difficult to come by. Measles claim lives. A dear friend is murdered. Someone special is found. Retribution is demanded. Family finds itself opposing one another. The Good: It is impressive how Claire is integrating and participating in the community and blending cultures through her healing practice, her relationship with Adawehi, and in her clothing (gloves and fur undervest). She even temporarily belays bad blood between the Cherokee and Herr Mueller.  The continuing theme of Claire as a loving mother who misses Brianna. Adawehi tells her Brianna is here, but Claire misunderstands the meaning.  Who doesn't love MURTAGH? RAWR! They've turned him into a serious silver fox. Move over Jamie, Murtagh is in town and seems to be single. Living well post indentured servitude has him doing well for himself.  The reunions between Jamie and Murtagh, Murtagh's reaction to Claire returning, and Claire's reaction to Murtagh coming up the path to the cabin are all squishy warm feeling delights.  The Difficult: The sheer superstitious savagery that Herr Mueller displays in believing the Cherokee cursed the water and his family leading to the measle related deaths of the baby, Petronella and Tommy are awful and painful to watch. Claire's reaction when he hands her Adawehi scalp because the curse was broken through her death is revolting and wrenching.  Herr Mueller puts the savage in savagery. The retaliation by the Cherokee for the death of Adawehi erases the Muellers from the New World. Mueller and his wife perish at their hands, and their cabin is burned to the ground. Mueller is the antithesis of the good neighbor Jamie and Claire are trying to be.  Jamie and Murtagh being on the other side of the law and Governor Tryon is setting up a storyline of challenge and decisions between them.  The Confusing: The way Brianna departs the 20th century is baffling and irritating. She appears to have left in a moment of rash decision when she learns on her own of the bad news about a fire at Fraser's Ridge. She didn't call Roger to tell him of the fire and obituary notice. When Roger goes to Inverness to track her departure and find clues, Miss Baird (presumably the daughter of Mrs. Baird the Innkeeper) gives him a letter Brianna asked her to hold for a year. She couldn't take the heartbreak on Roger's face.  The letter Brianna left is cold and dare I say cruel. She gives no indication she loves him or what her intentions are. She doesn't even say what bad news she found that led her to leave. She tells him not to follow her into the past. And then, simply says goodbye.  Is she trying to push him away purposely? She seems utterly detached and uncaring. "Oh well, think of me happily in the past." Ho hum. Nothing to see here.  Where is the deep love and wanting that is supposed to be building the foundation these two characters are bound by and drive us into the next generation willingly?  Roger's character will have him following her without a doubt. BUT WHY would he follow her? She has left nothing for him to hold onto or to be encouraged by. I am underwhelmed by the Brianna and Roger storytelling and find myself not caring if he follows her or not.   And don't get me started on the Holly Hobbie dress she is wearing. It must have been a truly rash decision to head for the 18th. Links of Interest: The Regulators Governor Tryon and the Regulators Eastern Band of the Cherokee Holly Hobbie What say you? I love to get your comments by email or voicemail. Call 719-425-9444 or email contact@adramofoutlander.com. Comments or messages may be included in the podcast or a written post. The entire Outlander TV Series is adapted from the Outlander book series is written by Diana Gabaldon. You can find her on Twitter and Facebook. Visit Outlander Starz on social media, like or follow: Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and the official website. All photos are the property of Starz/SONY PICTURES TELEVISION INC. Join the A Dram of Outlander Community Please share posts, join the discussions, and follow this website and social media sites listed below! Facebook Page, Facebook Group,  Instagram, Twitter, Tumblr, Google+ Like what I do? Support the podcast with a monthly offering, go to my Patreon page and sign-up. THE INTRO AND OUTRO MUSIC SEGMENTS ARE TAKEN FROM A PIECE BY DAMIANO BALDONI AT URL ON FREE MUSIC ARCHIVE. CURATOR: CCCOMMUNITY. COPYRIGHT: CREATIVE COMMONS ATTRIBUTION-NONCOMMERCIAL-NODERIVATIVES 4.0: HTTP://CREATIVECOMMONS.ORG/LICENSES/BY-NC-ND/4.0/  

Esta es la historia del apresamiento del cutter HMS George por parte de una balandra corsaria española. O de cómo la historiografía británica volvió a inventarse lo que pasó con tal de que pareciera que su buque capturado estuvo en inferioridad de condiciones. Más información en Todo a babor: https://www.todoababor.es/historia/el-apresamiento-del-hms-george/ Podcast producido gracias al estudio de radio independiente Goodit https://www.goodit.es

  Episode #598 February 09, 2018 –  Everything in life is about perspective — how you look at it. We must be creative in our thinking as we explore what we do for ministry. When you have work that blends your passions and your talents, that is your ministry. Hi this is Dan Miller – and yes you're listening to the 48 Days Radio show – where each week we take 48 minutes to dive into real life questions about finding your passion, deciding what kind of life you want to live – and then finding or creating work that allows you to show up every day, excited to be able to do something that is meaningful, fulfilling – and profitable.  This is where normal, indecision and ambiguity come to die.  Welcome to the 48 Days Radio Show. Our business partners today are Freshbooks and Casper Mattress To claim your month long unrestricted free trial with no credit card required, go to FreshBooks.com/48days and enter “48 Days” in the “How Did You Hear About Us?” section. “For a limited time, visit Casper.com/savings and receive up to $200 off your purchase of $2,000 or more! This special offer expires February 20th, 2018. See Casper.com/terms for more details.” Questions: 1. I think you're being too hard on Jeremy  2.  Can we really change our perspective on how we see the world?   3.  Could you explain your belief that missionaries should not seek financial support for their ministry work and instead try to provide for themselves while they do ministry ?  4.  I'm a veterinarian – can I write a “pet” parenting book? Quotation: “Pay any price to stay in the presence of extraordinary people.”  Mike Murdock — Tweet This Notes: •  Italian island town selling homes for $1.25 – check it out  https://casea1euro.it/ •  Kid therapist offering help – $2.00 for 5 minutes of therapy •  Heidi thinks I've been too harsh with Jeremy – the guy who says he's lazy.  She suggest Gretchin Rubin's quiz for knowing how much structure we need. •  The Worst Day Ever – this is the poem written by 17-yr old Chanie Gorkin.  Read it through and it sounds like a whiny complainer.  Now read it from bottom to top.  We can choose our perspective. Worst Day Ever? Today was the absolute worst day everAnd don't try to convince me thatThere's something good in every dayBecause, when you take a closer look,The world is a pretty evil place.Even ifSome goodness does shine through once in a whileSatisfaction and happiness don't last.And it's not true thatIt's all in the mind and heartBecauseTrue happiness can be attained Only if one's surroundings are goodIt's not true that good existsI'm sure that you can agree thatThe realityCreatesMy attitudeIt's all beyond my controlAnd you'll never in a million years hear me sayToday was a very good day •  Melissa is looking to connect with the many writers in the 48 Days Eagles Community.  I mentioned just a few. The 48 Days Eagles Community is rich with resources and connections as an explosion of writers have entered, which helps everyone's writing move up. James Woosley – FreeAgentPress Jennifer Harshman – Harshman Services Erin Casey – My Writer's Connection William Parker – Softpress Publishing Kary Oberbrunner – Author Academy Elite Karen Anderson – acquisition editor David Hancock – CEO of Morgan James Publishing Jim and Chris Howard – Literary Scouts Nick Pavlidis – ghost writer •  Matt asks – “Could you explain your belief that missionaries should not seek financial support for their ministry work and instead try to provide for themselves while they do ministry?” I think we all need to rethink the question, What is ministry work? I believe when you have work that blends your passions and your talents, that is your ministry. Action Step for this week: List 3 things you're doing that are “ministry” to others. Now describe one thing you can do this week to expand on that. Recommended Resources: Get your Goal Planning Guide now Meet Dan at Social Media Marketing World 2018 – Click here to choose your ticket  48 Days Eagles.com – Join this exploding community of achievers! To submit a question, comment or success story for the Podcast, send your note to askdan@48days.com The post Need Coaching? How About 2 Minutes for $5? appeared first on Official Site Dan Miller.

What’s Good? It’s a New Year, and a New Juan. But not a new Trip. Trip don’t need no man.   News Netflix will officially be simulcasting Violet Evergarden, however it will not be simulcast in the US. A Love Live Sunshine movie has been announced. Flip Flappers is back up on Crunchyroll. Your Name will have its first televised airing in Japan with a special credit sequence by Makoto Shinkai. Kemono Friends producer has stepped down from Season 2’s production. Devilman Crybaby will release on Netflix on this Friday, January 5th.   Sword of the Stranger Studio: Bones (Mob Psycho 100, Eureka Seven, Bungo Stray Dogs) Director: Masahiro Ando (Snow White with the Red Hair, Under the Dog, Blast of the Tempest)   Our logo artist! http://turvytops.com/           Our intro artist! Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/tomnasr Instagram: @tom_nasr Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/SuperArmhair                Contact Us: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/instantramenpodcast/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/InstantRamenPod Instagram: http://instagram.com/instantramenpodcast E-mail: instantramenpodcast@gmail.com Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChtwCC2BbsLxpgA1cE1PBtA Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/krispother Blog: https://instantramenpodcast.blogspot.com/

Para terminar el año una edición muy especial, acompañado de nuestro querido "Maestro de las Ondas" Javier Alfonso Martínez, que nos habla de su experiencia en radio y del presente y futuro de la radio Española, así como su opinión sobre la progresión de nuestro programa. Además os hablamos sobre lo ocurrido en Mágica Vida Radio durante este año 2017, los mejores deseos para el próximo año de nuestros anunciantes y patrocinadores;: Supermercados Ecol. Naturasí, Rte, Vegetariano Ceres, La Huerta de Amparo, Carlos García Sistema de Cocina Saludable, Artemisa Centro; nuestros geniales colaboradores : Ana de Lima, Sophie Martínez, Luz Altamira, Ángel Luis Alvaro; de nuestro querido amigo Ramiro Calle y de algunos de nuestros entrevistados principales como Emilio Carrillo o Aitana Sánchez Gijón o el pequeño "Gran Héctor" y su hermanita Paola, de los grandes profesionales y amigos de Goodit Eva López y Jorge Maldonado...y como no, las bonitas fotos de recuerdo de las maravillosas personas que pasaron por los estudios Goodit. ¡Gracias! Nino Martínez www.magicavidaradio.com

La batalla del Cabo Lizard fue un enfrentamiento naval entre una escuadra española y otra holandesa que protegía un convoy por aguas inglesas. El almirante español Miguel de Horna demostró, una vez más, que los marinos españoles seguían siendo una fuerza temible. Más información en Todo a babor: https://www.todoababor.es/historia/batalla-del-cabo-lizard/ Podcast producido gracias al estudio de radio independiente Goodit https://www.goodit.es

Cuando hablamos de piratas, la realidad y la ficción se mezclan. Aquí les traigo tres anécdotas que se cuentan de tres de los más célebres bucaneros. Si lo prefieren, pueden leer esta entrada en la web Todo a babor. https://www.todoababor.es/historia/piratas-cuando-realidad-y-la-leyenda-se-funden/ Podcast producido gracias al estudio de radio independiente Goodit https://www.goodit.es

Nos acompañó en la entrevista priincipal Ángeles Parra, como fundadora y directora de Biocultura y presidenta de la asociación Vida Sana. El testimonio personal llevado por Cristina Osorio y como protagonista Jose Segurado con la Esclerosis Múltiple, sin síntomas y disminución de lesiones después de 3 años y sin medicamentos. En las voces de nuestros mayores Felisa, a sus 92 años se atrevió a acercarse a los estudios Goodit y contarnos algo de su dilatada vida...Palmira Pozuelo y sus mágicas plantas, en esta ocasión la dulce Malva...Los consejos profesionales del Dr. Albert Martí Bosch para la astenia primaveral...En los microespacios publicitarios nos habló Chimo de la Huerta de Amparo, en Madrid. En la sección "cada semana un mágico libro", el turno para Chema Vilchez con "Por qué el destino puso este libro en tu manos"...Noticias para la salud y un mundo mejor con Ángel Luis Álvaro; los textos para el alma con Ana de Lima...y mucho Amor...

Charla sobre la importancia de la calidad del audio en Internet, y especialmente en el podcasting, con Eva López y Jorge Maldonado, técnicos de sonido y fundadores del estudio de radio "Goodit" en Madrid. Algunas de las ideas que nos dejan en esta conversación: “Si no defendemos nosotros nuestra parcela (la técnica), poca gente la defiende”. “(Cuando fundamos Goodit hace tres años) Nada de lo que está pasando ahora en el panorama del audio estaba pasando”. “El progreso de los podcasts nos ha ido acompañando en todo momento”. “(En Punto Radio) nos miraron como diciendo “estáis verdaderamente locos”. De hecho, yo creo que no entendieron ni siquiera la idea”. “El audio está presente en nuestras vidas en todo momento”. “Se puede convivir perfectamente (la radio online amateur y la profesional)”. “Con ingenio y con conocimiento puedes montar un estudio (en casa) que realmente suene muy bien”. “Grabamos en tres formatos, tenemos el plan A, el plan B y el plan C. Eso es por deformación de venir de la radio”. “El mercado es muy amplio. Se pueden hacer muchísimas cosas, y todas muy bien”. “No entiendo por qué pudiéndolo hacer bien con los medios actuales, lo haces mal”. “Desde el punto de vista del oyente, el que se conforma con escuchar las cosas mal, allá él”. “La gente que produce audio lo produce como un hobby. No piensan que se van a gastar la vida con esto. Entonces no quieren gastarse un duro”. “La gente a lo mejor no le da la importancia (al sonido) que nosotros le podemos otorgar”. “Tú te puedes tirar dos horas escuchando un programa de radio. Intenta verte un documental dos horas sin audio”. “Si tu le das cliente eso (calidad), le estás acostumbrando a darle un vídeo con una gran calidad de audio también. Pero si no le das esa importancia al audio, nunca la va a tener”. “Me he encontrado podcasts que suenan fatal y sin embargo el contenido es bueno. Si sonara mejor, probablemente funcionaría mucho mejor”. “Todo el mundo se lo lleva a inversión de tiempo y coste. Y nos olvidamos de algo muy importante, y es la gente”. “El audio es muchísimo más fácil de trabajar, y muchísimo más económico en cuestión de tiempo”. “El principal problema que tiene ahora mismo el podcasting, o la radio online, es que la gente todavía en su mayoría la desconoce”. “Hace falta una divulgación de que (el podcast) existe. La gente seguramente, cuando lo escuche y prueba, le va a gustar”. “La gente demanda sobre todo cultura más que otra cosa. Que no existe la difusión de la cultura en otras radios”.

Charla sobre la importancia de la calidad del audio en Internet, y especialmente en el podcasting, con Eva López y Jorge Maldonado, técnicos de sonido y fundadores del estudio de radio "Goodit" en Madrid. Algunas de las ideas que nos dejan en esta conversación: “Si no defendemos nosotros nuestra parcela (la técnica), poca gente la defiende”. “(Cuando fundamos Goodit hace tres años) Nada de lo que está pasando ahora en el panorama del audio estaba pasando”. “El progreso de los podcasts nos ha ido acompañando en todo momento”. “(En Punto Radio) nos miraron como diciendo “estáis verdaderamente locos”. De hecho, yo creo que no entendieron ni siquiera la idea”. “El audio está presente en nuestras vidas en todo momento”. “Se puede convivir perfectamente (la radio online amateur y la profesional)”. “Con ingenio y con conocimiento puedes montar un estudio (en casa) que realmente suene muy bien”. “Grabamos en tres formatos, tenemos el plan A, el plan B y el plan C. Eso es por deformación de venir de la radio”. “El mercado es muy amplio. Se pueden hacer muchísimas cosas, y todas muy bien”. “No entiendo por qué pudiéndolo hacer bien con los medios actuales, lo haces mal”. “Desde el punto de vista del oyente, el que se conforma con escuchar las cosas mal, allá él”. “La gente que produce audio lo produce como un hobby. No piensan que se van a gastar la vida con esto. Entonces no quieren gastarse un duro”. “La gente a lo mejor no le da la importancia (al sonido) que nosotros le podemos otorgar”. “Tú te puedes tirar dos horas escuchando un programa de radio. Intenta verte un documental dos horas sin audio”. “Si tu le das cliente eso (calidad), le estás acostumbrando a darle un vídeo con una gran calidad de audio también. Pero si no le das esa importancia al audio, nunca la va a tener”. “Me he encontrado podcasts que suenan fatal y sin embargo el contenido es bueno. Si sonara mejor, probablemente funcionaría mucho mejor”. “Todo el mundo se lo lleva a inversión de tiempo y coste. Y nos olvidamos de algo muy importante, y es la gente”. “El audio es muchísimo más fácil de trabajar, y muchísimo más económico en cuestión de tiempo”. “El principal problema que tiene ahora mismo el podcasting, o la radio online, es que la gente todavía en su mayoría la desconoce”. “Hace falta una divulgación de que (el podcast) existe. La gente seguramente, cuando lo escuche y prueba, le va a gustar”. “La gente demanda sobre todo cultura más que otra cosa. Que no existe la difusión de la cultura en otras radios”.

Nexo FM es un podcast mensual que se adentra en el mundo de la tecnología de una forma diferente. Con protagonistas e historias únicas. Comandado por Carlos E. Gómez, en este quinto capítulo de nuestra primera temporada analizamos cómo será el futuro de la educación. Las tabletas y los ordenadores han sustituido a los bolígrafos y las libretas en las aulas, los profesores disponen cada vez de plataformas más avanzadas, ya que nuevas herramientas tecnológicas están llegando para cambiar por completo el mundo de la enseñanza. así que vamos a repasar cuáles son los modelos más innovadores de este terreno. Todo ello, como siempre, con Nacho Vilela, Luis González-Blanch, Paco González-Blanch y Rufo de la Rosa, desde los estudios Goodit de Madrid.

Nexo FM es un podcast mensual que se adentra en el mundo de la tecnología de una forma diferente. Con protagonistas e historias únicas. Comandado por Carlos E. Gómez, en este cuarto capítulo de nuestra primera temporada repasamos lo más destacado que nos ha dejado 2016 en el escenario tecnológico. Grandes éxitos, gigantescos fiascos, pequeñas sorpresas... Todo ello, como siempre, con Nacho Vilela, Luis González-Blanch, Paco González-Blanch y Rufo de la Rosa, desde los estudios Goodit de Madrid. Un jurado de lujo para sacar punta a los principales asuntos que han llamado nuestra atención en el año que ahora despedimos

Nexo FM es un podcast mensual que se adentra en el mundo de la tecnología de una forma diferente. Con protagonistas e historias únicas. Comandado por Carlos E. Gómez, en este tercer capítulo de nuestra primera temporada hablamos de transporte y movilidad con Nacho Vilela, desde San Francisco, y Luis González-Blanch y Jonás da Cruz en los estudios Goodit de Madrid. Además, en esta ocasión nos acompaña Carlos Jiménez, fundador y CEO de Valeet, ue nos cuenta cómo el on demand ha llegado también a los aparcacoches.

Nexo FM es un podcast mensual que se adentra en el mundo de la tecnología de una forma diferente. Con protagonistas e historias únicas. Comandado por Carlos E. Gómez, en este segundo capítulo hablamos de realidad virtual con Jonás da Cruz desde San Francisco, y Paco González-Blanch, Luis González-Blanch y Rufo de la Rosa en los estudios Goodit de Madrid. Además, en esta ocasión nos acompaña Nicolás Alcalá, fundador de Future Lighthouse

Nexo FM es un podcast mensual que se adentra en el mundo de la tecnología de una forma diferente. Con protagonistas e historias únicas. Comandado por Carlos E. Gómez, en este primer capítulo hablamos de inteligencia artificial con Jonás da Cruz y Nacho Vilela desde San Francisco, y Paco González-Blanch, Luis González-Blanch y Rufo de la Rosa en los estudios Goodit de Madrid Aquí puedes consultar todas las referencias (compañías, películas, libros...) que aparecen en el podcast: http://ow.ly/jjED301YkSb

Entrevista a Josep Vila Tronchoni, terapeuta de Ayahuasca y Plantas Maestras. Testimonios personales. Textos para el alma. Espacio micropublicitario con estudios Goodit.

La República Independiente de la Radio ha encontrado su casa en los fantabulosos estudios Goodit, ubicados en una corrala muy particular. Y no queremos irnos de vacaciones son presentaros a nuestros vecinos: artesanos, arquitectos, diseñadores de realidad aumentada y músicos son algunos de ellos: Fuel Fandango nos cuenta cómo será su próximo disco o el Canijo de Jerez que está metido en un nuevo proyecto junto a Juanito Makande. Se llamará Estricnina, y podrás escuchar una adelanto en exclusiva. __________________________________________________ Carne Cruda, el programa de radio que tú haces posible. La República Independiente de la Radio. Existimos gracias a las aportaciones de los oyentes. Difunde nuestros contenidos y si puedes: hazte productora o productor de Carne Cruda. Aquí tienes más información: www.carnecruda.es/hazte_productor/

La República Independiente de la Radio ha encontrado su casa en los fantabulosos estudios Goodit, ubicados en una corrala muy particular. Y no queremos irnos de vacaciones son presentaros a nuestros vecinos: artesanos, arquitectos, diseñadores de realidad aumentada y músicos son algunos de ellos: Fuel Fandango nos cuenta cómo será su próximo disco o el Canijo de Jerez que está metido en un nuevo proyecto junto a Juanito Makande. Se llamará Estricnina, y podrás escuchar una adelanto en exclusiva. __________________________________________________ Carne Cruda, el programa de radio que tú haces posible. La República Independiente de la Radio. Existimos gracias a las aportaciones de los oyentes. Difunde nuestros contenidos y si puedes: hazte productora o productor de Carne Cruda. Aquí tienes más información: www.carnecruda.es/hazte_productor/

BREAKING PEWS Guillermo Del Toro directing Pacific Rim 2 for 2017. Anodizing issue will make iPhone 6 launch scarce. Chassis manufacturer Catcher Tech screwed up, sourcing bad material which makes the metal and plastic connection points bad. They are three months behind. Microsoft will pay for your Surface Pro 3 if you give them a Macbook Air Max trade-in value of $650 Twitter now supports GIFs! Community renewed for a sixth season by Yahoo 13 episodes coming this fall exclusively on Yahoo Screen New episodes of The Magic School Bus coming to Netflix in 2016 That show is awesome. TECH REVIEW Ion Block Rocker Good: Great sound, long battery life (75 hours), am/fm for when you just NEED to listen to a radio station, bluetooth connections, and includes a mic for when you feel the need to get your karaoke on. Bad: No USB play, but they do have two USB ports to charge your devices. FINAL RATING: 5 PEWS KEEPIN’ IT REEL Transformers: Age of Extinction, Paramount Pictures Mark Wahlberg, Stanley Tucci, T.J. Miller A mechanic and his family join the Autobots as they are targeted by a bounty hunter from another world. THE GOOD: It’s a fun popcorn flick, like any other Bay movie. Don’t come for Shakespeare: this is a movie based on a toy line about robots fighting. If that’s what you’re coming for, that’s what you’ll most certainly get, with gratuitous explosions. Voice acting is great and Wahlberg steps up the acting for the franchise in general. THE BAD: The plot is terrible. Decisions are made out of convenience. There’s so many cheesy lines, you’d swear you walked into a cheesemonger’s shop. The worst part is the incredibly blatant product placement. At some point it becomes laughable. FINAL RATING: 3 PEWS   Show notes with live links always available at pewpewpodcast.com

BREAKING PEWS Steam Sale going on right now! THE STACK The Wicked + The Divine #1, Image Comics Gillen McKelvie (W), Wilson Cowles (A) Every ninety years, twelve gods incarnate as humans. They are loved. They are hated. In two years, they are dead. The team behind critically thermonuclear floor-fillers Young Avengers and PHONOGRAM reunite to start a new ongoing superhero fantasy with a beautiful oversized issue. Welcome to THE WICKED + THE DIVINE, where gods are the ultimate pop stars. But remember: just because you're immortal, doesn't mean you're going to live forever. THE GOOD: 39 pages of gorgeous artwork and coloring. THE BAD: What the hell is going on? FINAL RATING: 3 PEWS MPH #2, Image Comics Mark Millar (W), Duncan Fegredo (A) A good guy dealt a tough hand, Roscoe's found the perfect Get-Out-of-Jail-Free Card in the form of super-speed pills called MPH. Now that he knows who put him away, he'll find that revenge is a dish best served...lightning fast! The all-new Millarworld Universe zooms ahead at breakneck speed with Millar and Fegredo's urban adventure tale. THE GOOD: It’s always fun to see what “normal people” would do if they had super powers, and we get to see Roscoe and his crew do that in this issue. In fact, they may be getting the “fun stuff out of the way”, as it seems things are gonna get real with Mr. Springfield in the next issue. THE BAD: Did I say this art was super good last issue? Maybe I was blinded by the interesting concept, but it’s not super great now that I have another issue in my hand. Proportions are really off. Also, most of the issue is basically just dicking around, so it doesn’t really move the story forward, save for Roscoe getting revenge on his boss, which, by the way, I thought was gonna be a dragged out process. FINAL RATING: 3 PEWS KEEPIN’ IT REEL   Chef, Open Road Films Jon Favreau, John Leguizamo, Emjay Anthony, Sofia Vergara A chef who loses his restaurant job starts up a food truck in an effort to reclaim his creative promise, while piecing back together his estranged family. THE GOOD: Very real and believable story. Social media is handled very well within the film and understood. The culinary aspects are authentic and relatable. Fantastic plot with proper pacing, supported by great acting. THE BAD: Personal things like lack of closer with Scarlet Johansson's character, or Emjay possibly being a bit too young for the role. Nothing that truly takes away from the film, however. FINAL RATING: 5 PEWS