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In Episode 271, Clint Gets Unquiet About: (0:00) - Malls are Dead!! (2:59) - Maegan Hall Forehead Is Like a Avocado (4:50) "$50 Jeans!!" Price Of Pants Have Gotten INSANE!! (8:11) Baby Products & Clothes are SCAMS (10:35) "Quiet On Set" - Thoughts on Child Corporations (15:02) Diddy & Hollywood Humiliation Coming to Light (18:05) Comeback of the Woolly Mammoth??! (23:00) Vice Reaction: The Truth about "Studying Abroad" & Church Missions (31:58) Travelling is Big Business..not for Personal Use. (36:05) Tourist Privilege (41:35) "lying is the most fun a girl can have..." (42:15) Providing Value & Knowledge To Others Is a Great Feeling (45:05) "being in charge of my influence" (50:08) "Deviled Eggs smell like old people farts"https://youtu.be/90psPQCmKsI (Link to this episode video)
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Ken and Lima share their first thoughts on tonight's Monday night game between the Browns and Steelers. Is there trouble in Cincinnati on the field and off the field? Does Baker Mayfield's performance matter to you? Bernie Kosar on the Browns/Steelers rivalry.
On this episode of Showcase, watch: Milan Kundera 00:02 Da Vinci in Washington 01:57 100-Kilometre Catwalk 04:37 Barbie 07:01 It's a Great Feeling 10:07 Napoleon 14:30 Italian Silk 18:59 Sunflower Solidarity 22:23
Hooray for Hollywood, that tempting purveyor of all things showbiz! Get a look at what the post-war hayseeds were sold about moving out to California for fame and fortune - it's 1949's It's a Great Feeling! Featuring Shrishma Naik, Carolyn Naoroz, Katherine Sherlock, and Justin Zeppa. It's a Great Feeling was directed by David Butler and stars Doris Day and Dennis Morgan. Join us on Patreon at the Boom Room for exclusive, ad-free bonus content in the form of super-deluxe length episodes: patreon.com/oldmovietimemachine We appreciate your support, so please subscribe, rate, review, and follow the show: Instagram: @timemachinepodcasts Facebook: facebook.com/oldmovietimemachine Email: partyline@oldmovietimemachine.com Buy our luxurious merchandise: www.teepublic.com/user/old-movie-time-machine ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★
Tom Ackerman talks with Team Japan member Lars Nootbaar who is back at Cardinals camp from the World Baseball Classic about winning the tournament. Photo by Megan Briggs/Getty Images
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Patriots defensive lineman Deatrich Wise Jr. addresses the media on Wednesday, October 26, 2022.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Browns kicker Cade York joined Baskin and Phelps live in studio and shared his thoughts on Cleveland so far, what his experience has been like kicking at First Energy Stadium, and how it felt to be drafted by Cleveland. He talked about his journey going from soccer player to NFL kicker as well as LSU's week 1 loss to Florida State, and how he keeps his focus during the season.
Colin Carter says he'd be "really surprised" if Tasmania's bid for a 19th AFL team isn't successful.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Patriots defensive back Kyle Dugger addresses the media on Tuesday, June 7th, 2022.
Welcome to another episode of the Gamer Flex Podcast, a podcast where you enjoy your favorite video games, but also focus on your health and fitness as well. In this latest episode, Ace discuss TMNT: Shredders' Revenge, Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare II, Nintendo Switch Sports, Xbox Live Showcase Date Revealed, etc. During the fitness segment the topic is, "What to do when you are sick". Enjoy the podcast! My Social Media: https://linktr.ee/AceofAllTrades Previous Gamer Flex Workouts: https://www.instagram.com/reel/Ccp-tCyApqa Gaming Illuminaughty: https://giupdates.tv/ Las Vegas Inferno: https://lvinferno.com/ GI Affiliated Podcast Gaming Illuminaughty Podcast: https://spoti.fi/37zEQWv Triple Threat: https://anchor.fm/triplethreatsportspodcast Unfiltered Facts: https://anchor.fm/unfilteredpodcast Enlightened Sounds: https://anchor.fm/enlightenedsounds Otaku Summit: https://anchor.fm/otaku-summit Money Talks: https://anchor.fm/moneytalkspodcast/ Hokage Thots: https://anchor.fm/TheBlackHokage
In this short episode of Feeling Good With Tangie, Tangie shares a quick and helpful tool that can help you to feel good in no time when you're not feeling great. So when you're feeling a little less than amazing, make sure to try this out!
For Video Edition, Please Click and Subscribe Here: https://youtu.be/tuIHPTOUiWE One of America's most loved actresses was born Doris Mary Ann Kappelhoff on April 3, 1922. Her first starring movie role was in Romance on the High Seas (1948). The next year, she made two more films, My Dream Is Yours (1949) and It's a Great Feeling (1949). Audiences took to her beauty, terrific singing voice and bubbly personality, and she turned in fine performances in the movies she made (in addition to several hit records). She made three films for Warner Bros. in 1950 and five more in 1951. In that year, she met and married Martin Melcher, who adopted her young son Terry, who later grew up to become Terry Melcher, a successful record producer. In 1953, Doris starred in Calamity Jane (1953), which was a major hit, and several more followed: Lucky Me (1954), Love Me or Leave Me (1955), The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956) and what is probably her best-known film, Pillow Talk (1959). She began to slow down her filmmaking pace in the 1960s, even though she started out the decade with a hit, Please Don't Eat the Daisies (1960), Do Not Disturb (1965), The Glass Bottom Boat (1966), Where Were You When the Lights Went Out? (1968) and With Six You Get Eggroll (1968). Martin Melcher died in 1968, and Doris never made another film, but she had been signed by Melcher to do her own TV series, The Doris Day Show (1968). She ran Doris Day Animal League in Carmel, California, which advocates homes and proper care of household pets. Doris died on May 13, 2019, in Carmel Valley Village, California. She was 97.
HOUR 1 - Seth and Sean react to the Texans re-signing the GOAT long snapper Jon Weeks for another season, discuss the what to make of the fact that the new O-line coach hasn't reached out to Laremy Tunsil yet (and calls him Larry), and Seth explains what a PK cleanse is as the guys react to some of Aaron Rodgers' nonsense.
Patriots defensive lineman Deatrich Wise Jr. addresses the media on Monday, January 3, 2022.
Welcome to Accessible Housing Matters! In today's episode, I welcome Bernardo Vallarino Bernardo Vallarino is a dual career agent from Dallas Fort-Worth with more than 15 years of experience in real estate. Most of his real estate career has been as a member and leader of the EVAL Team, a small group of agents working in residential, commercial, and industrial real estate. And for the past 5 years, Vallarino has spearheaded KW-Signs, a real estate organization and business focused on equitable accessibility of real estate to Deaf and Hard of Hearing individuals. This endeavor includes education and resources to hearing agents/leadership, as well as the creation and modification of business structures to better service Deaf and Hard of Hearing agents and clients. Listen to find out more about: [00:01 - 04:26] Opening Segment I welcome Bernardo Vallarino to the Show Bio What is KW-Signs? Who do KW-Signs Help? Bernardo shares how and why he started KW-Signs [04:27 - 26:23] KW-Signs: Real Estate Services for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing A Black Hole in the Real Estate Industry Agents Need to Have This, Agents Do Not Need to Have This The Only an Agent Has to Do A Groundbreaking Accreditation Process to Serve the Deaf What is Deaf Culture? Bernardo talks about legalities liability Impactful Client Stories Bernardo: Why We Don't Focus as a Team Get educated and be an ally! A Great Feeling of Successful Endeavor A Big Problem to Overcome Accessibility of Space and Technology Bernardo's Inspiration [26:24 - 28:37] Closing Segment See links below to know more about Bernardo Vallarino Final word Tweetable Quote/s: “It really helps with communication and understanding the needs of the deaf and hard of hearing person, if you have a little more knowledge on technology, as well as cultural education.” - Bernardo Vallarino “Just because you don't understand a culture, that doesn't mean that you can help us create the systems that we need in order for them to succeed.” - Bernardo Vallarino You can connect with Bernardo through b.vallarino@kw.com, Facebook, and Instagram. Visit their website https://www.kw-signs.com/ and take part in his wonderful initiative! To learn more, share feedback, or share guest ideas, please visit our website, or contact us on Facebook and Twitter. Like what you've heard? Please review us! That helps let other people know about the podcast. Accessible Housing Matters is dedicated to raising awareness about important issues around accessibility and housing, and getting conversations going. I'd love to learn more about what's on your mind, and get your feedback about the show. Contact me directly at stephen@accessiblehousingmatters.com to share your thoughts or arrange a call.
1st Century Truths in a 21st Century World w/Brandon Hall Ep146 - Redemption Week - The Great Feeling of Redemption
Good bike training session now with moderate effort. This week of less intensity, although still good volume, is being great for keeping a good balance and good recovery. I'm liking it.
The Swans snapped a two game losing streak with a comeback thriller against the Cats and joined Corbin Middlemas, Brett Deledio and Lauren Arnell to debrief on the night before. The Magpies are nearing rock bottom, the Saints find some form and the Giants flex some muscle against the Crows; hear about it all on Grandstand AFL Sunday
The Swans snapped a two game losing streak with a comeback thriller against the Cats and joined Corbin Middlemas, Brett Deledio and Lauren Arnell to debrief on the night before. The Magpies are nearing rock bottom, the Saints find some form and the Giants flex some muscle against the Crows; hear about it all on Grandstand AFL Sunday
I enjoyed a lot today's swim, feeling well the water and improving the technique little by little, I think. I improved my pace a bit, but above all, I loved another swimming session. And happy as well to play my tennis now. Feeling my body good and enjoying this beautiful sunny Sunday.
In a memorable 50th episode of the podcast, we chat with former Illawarra Steeler player Neil Piccinelli. Neil who played 145 first grade games for the Steelers between 1989-1996 chats about growing up in Helensburgh, his first grade debut against St George, playing for Illawarra in their golden period of the 1990's, Graham Murray, Super League plus a lot more. Don't miss this honest and enjoyable chat with one of the guys that put the Steelers on the map during the 1990's. Subscribe so you never miss an episode. Available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Stitcher and all other good podcast providers.
Too many inconsistencies for too long, and there’s legit cause for doubt that the NFL’s only undefeated team will suddenly rise up this evening against Washington. … Plus Dale Lolley! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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Blues analyst Joey Vitale doesn't have a great feeling about Alex Pietrangelo returning to St. Louis
Georgia Bamber is today's guest joining us on the Steve Jobs inspired Join Up Dots business podcast. She is a certified Life Coach and has a Masters in Psychology, and in the past, she worked as a therapist counselings refugees and asylum seekers and running women's support groups. Her main focus now is in the area of positive psychology and helping people to find their spark. As she says "I decided long ago that the only way to make the most of this crazy, wonderful world we live in was to put myself out there and really live it. To experience, to love and to learn - every single day. I have put this mantra into practice. How The Dots Joined Up For Georgia I have lived in seven different countries on four different continents. I have had a wide range of jobs from a financial analyst to running my own farm and now coaching others to embrace the good life. It's all been fun. Of course, life hasn't always been a bed of roses and I have made mistakes, plenty of them, but I have never let that stop me from showing up, putting myself out there and chasing my dreams. I have come to understand that happiness is a CHOICE. You just need to know this to be true. She is a graduate of Cornell University and, as well as the Psychology Masters, she also have an MBA from the City University Business School, London. She is certified in Plant Based Nutrition and competes in endurance running and triathlon events. She is a yogi and insight meditation practitioner So why do people think that they can find happiness by working on external things, when it all starts within? And even though she has created her dream job, does she still have days when she thinks...."blah......i am not feeling it today"? Well lets find out as we bring onto the show to start joining up dots, with the one and only Georgia Bamber
*SHOW TIMESTAMPS FEATURED AT THE END*In this episode Gerry welcomes Erica Suter back on the show.Erica is a strength and sports performance coach who works primarily with soccer athletes and has made a career of expanding the horizons of sports performance in the soccer community, especially with female players and athletes.The conversation starts out with how trainers and athletes can navigate the world of remote programming due to the current situations we are all facing in quarantine. Erica discusses effective strategies for accountability, successful programming and performance from a remote perspective.Additionally, Erica gets into some business specifics of being an online coaching personality as well as what we may be looking at when we slowly return to normalcy following quarantine.Training, remote programming and business, all that and more on this episode of Muscles and Management!Timestamps5:15 - Developing a Following That Cares What You Are Putting Out10:00 - Building Trust with Your Community13:45 - Difference Between Free Content and Providing a Professional Service15:00 - When Is It Time to Charge for Your Services?17:45 - Providing Online Services20:30 - Email Lists25:00 - Diversify Your Platform29:50 - the Great Feeling of Your Platform Growing35:00 - the Other Side of This Pandemic42:45 - the Need for Structure, Even in Home Workouts46:35 - Changing the Way We Share Info with Athletes52:30 - Best Ways to Monitor Progress of Remote ClientsSupport the show (http://www.challengerstrength.com)
How to Hack the Work Week So the word hack used a lot, especially in my industry. It has been used for many more years than what it has been used everywhere else. But here we are. Nevertheless, let's go through some ideas on how you can make sure that you have efficient tips on how to organise and attack the work week ahead of you. Read more about productivity at dorksdelivered.com.au It is Important to Plan into Five Lots Most business owners have to have the role of the BDM, the business development manager, as well as the role of the salesperson, the marketer, and sometimes the bookkeeper, depending on the size of your business. So what I'm going to suggest over the next five days when you get to Sunday and you check out what you need to do, plan your day into five spots, five lots of information, five things or five topics that you're going to do every week. Start Your Week With an Awesome Monday Monday is the day that you want to make sure you catch up on any of this stuff that's come through from Friday all the way through to Monday. You want to make sure you schedule out the time accordingly. Have a sneak peek at your emails, starting from the night of Sunday, and just think, "Okay, how long is this going to take?" Allocate that much time trying not to go over, maybe give yourself 20% more, but that's an absolute max. Now, business owners do this already by default a lot of the time. They have this crazy manic Mondays and they don't necessarily put the right amount of time towards doing that and actually getting over the problems. So all these business owners are everywhere all around the place busy as on a Monday, and that is exactly why Monday is not the day for sales calls, for meeting drop-ins, for organising anything that would have any sort of structure that revolves around another business owner. If you're looking to be bringing on more sales and leads and doing cold calls or any of that crap, don't do it on a Monday. That's not a Monday task. That's a Wednesday or a Thursday task. What to Do on Tuesday? Tuesday's the day that businesses get to relax and unwind from the busyness of Monday to catch up over the weekend. Tuesdays are the days you can actually start scheduling in stuff and getting the grunt work done. Not working in the business, but working on the business is what Tuesdays are all about. Tuesdays are the days that you can do the research to find out is there a better accounting package? Is there a better way that we should be marketing our emails? Tuesdays the day that you actually get stuff done. Wednesday and Thursday would be great days Once you've got that stuff done, you know that Wednesday is going to be the day you jump out and you start marketing, and you start really pushing your message to business owners. The reason for this is they are in a sense more expecting of this. It's Hump Day, so they're okay, more likely with a call because I know the weekend's going to be coming up a bit sooner. So Wednesday and Thursday are great days to start sprucing your message, bringing on new customers and making sure that the word goes out there. That’s What Fridays Are For! Now I'm going to circle back through after I've talked about some of this planning. Goes without saying Fridays, no one wants to hear about sales stuff. No one wants to talk about that. They're not going to be making a decision very easily. The only times you want to talk to someone on a Friday is when there's some message that needs to simmer and sit in their mind over the weekend so you can then talk to them about it not on Monday, but on Tuesday. That's what Fridays are for. If there's some message, maybe you need to talk to a customer about renewing a contract or something like that, but Friday would be okay. It's a soft touchpoint and it's something that you can easily do, organise a lunchtime meeting a half-day Friday, and sit down with them and do that. So Fridays are fantastic days for that because if they're not going to be making the decision on a Friday, they're definitely not going to be looking to be changing providers or making any huge decisions. But it's something that gives them a bit of time to settle in and think about over the weekend. Whether or not they actually think about it or do anything with it, that's a different story. But I strongly believe that you've placed seed and it'll start growing regardless of whether or not you're paying attention to it. Just think about that when you start talking to different people when you're talking to them on a Friday. Hey, you've had your Friday, half-day, you might've had a sneaky beer at lunch with a prospecting contract renewer. Sounds great, congratulations you. Go, son! How to Improve a Weekend List? Now you've jumped to Saturday and we're back to Saturday. How exciting is that? Jumping back to Sunday, you're back into your planning mode, which is great. Have a look at the list when you plan out what you want to achieve, know that you want to achieve at all. Make sure that you keep that information on that list on the list. As you achieve things, even if you've popped them into Outlook and you've popped them in your calendar with the times that you should be achieving things, and the dates that you should be achieving things, whether it be Google Calendar or Outlook or Office 365, or whatever it is that you're using, the tool doesn't matter, the method does. Make sure that when you pop everything in there, you still keep the original list because when you revisit that the following Sunday, you're going to be able to tick a bunch of stuff, and you're going to be so impressed with what you did, and that's going to be the starting list for the following week. We all know shit happens and you don't always get the ability to get everything done on your list that you have, unless you're very new in business and your list is tiny, or you've got some weird disorder where you just don't sleep and I'm jealous of you if that's the situation. Organising Is the Key to a Great Feeling of Success Nevertheless, chuck on whatever you didn't do from the previous list. This does two things. It lets you know what was potentially more important from the previous week because now it's been sitting there getting a bit longer in the tooth, but it also gives you some self-affirmation as to what you've been able to achieve when you put these big green done ticks on each of those line items. Once you've done that, that's going to give you a great feeling of success and that's what you want. You want to make sure you're getting these feelings of success because otherwise without that, what would we really be in this business for? Everyday Tools We want to make sure that we're making a difference, and we are pushing each other forward, and we are going all forward and ahead with what we're achieving. Some of the tools that you should be making sure that you're using on a day to day basis: always have a task list, always have a calendar where you have things written in there that give you scheduled times so you know when you're going to be achieving different things. Myself, I've got scheduled in for Tuesdays, every Tuesday, it's called the business blackout day. That is a day where there should be zero interruptions and zero meetings unless I absolutely have to have them, because without the Tuesdays the business doesn't grow, and I don't get to look into the new technologies that are out there. And without that, the business stagnates, and no one wants a stagnating business. So make sure you are using some scheduling tool to have your time available so you can see what you're doing when you're doing it. Make sure you're using task lists so you can see what are the things you need to do. Put a priority next to each of those items, whether or not it's a one to 10 top priority, or it is high to low or whatever it is. You might have just used different coloured pencils, if you're using a piece of paper, whatever it is, make sure that you have a priority list attached to that. You Must Have These Excel Columns One of the other things that I do is I have three other columns, so I do mind in Excel and the thread of the columns that I have is, does the task create money, save money or save time? And if it does any of those three, I consider it. If it does none of them, I dismiss it completely and I wonder why I ever wanted to do that idea. Maybe it was just a brain fart after too many beers. Nevertheless, once you've got those three columns and you think about how much money, how much time it can make a difference for you, if it ticks two of those columns, if it saves money and saves time, jumps onto that. Start looking at that. An example of saving time and money would be something as simple as changing your mobile phone provider from one that doesn't have a direct debit to changing one that does automatically take payments out and charges less per month. Straight away that saved time and money, so it's worth devoting an hour or something to that task to be able to save many hours throughout the year of having to reconcile, transfer money, and all that other jazz that goes with it along with if it's a cheaper plan overall, you're winning from both sides, so that's where you need to just double-check what you're doing. Not Saving Time or Money? If it's not saving time or money or creating money, there's no point doing it. So make sure your list has clearly defined columns and reasons for the tasks that you're doing. Have rough timelines, but don't punch yourself around if you miss the timelines. If your job does rely upon sitting in front of a screen for extended periods, make sure every 20 minutes just to look away off into the distance and just let your eyes relax a little bit. I love sitting down looking at a candle when I get the opportunity, or sitting outside and I'm checking out what's happening with the plants and any of the wildlife, and I think that's a beautiful thing to do, so jump back. Even if you're doing a refresher, I would suggest any day, especially long days, one or two times where you're absolutely giving you the benefit to be able to have a 20 minute break minimum, to be able to sit there and really unwind before you start focusing on the problem again, because if you work too much, you're not going to be doing very good quality work. It's Time for the Final Planning On the Sundays when you're planning, if you're lucky enough to have a few unicorns in your team as I do, make sure that you look at the tasks that you've got ahead of you. If there's more than what you know you're capable of achieving, give them and package them to someone in your business. One of the staff members, your right-hand man, your left-hand lady, whatever it is, make sure that you package that up, and they can then help you out and do that. If you can get the tasks achieved faster, you'll all grow faster as a team. The Final Word So have a think about that and make sure that you're patching them up appropriately. Stay good.
Long before the Mossad became known as one of the world’s greatest intelligence agencies; before the capture of Eichmann and the raid of Iran’s nuclear archive; before Eli Cohen and Rafi Eitan; before Fauda captured audiences around the world, Israel’s first spies were dispatched to Beirut without so much as a radio to contact home. In the spring on 1948, before the State of Israel had even been declared, a handful of young Mizrahi Jews were recruited to serve in the Palmach’s Arab Section and charged with going undercover among the Arab population of Palestine and neighboring countries. Sent back into the Arab lands they had left behind, these brave Jews risked their lives to become spies for a country that was yet to be born. In Spies of No Country: Secret Lives at the Birth of Israel, journalist and author Matti Friedman tells the story of these mista'aravim, Jews who went uncover as Arabs. Focusing on the lives of four of these men, Friedman transports us back to a world without a State of Israel or an IDF, where the fate of Palestine’s Jews remained uncertain and the project of Jewish statehood hung in the balance. This was the world of Israel’s first spies, the unsung heroes of the nation’s founding. In this podcast, Matti Friedman joins Jonathan Silver to talk about his new book. They discuss the challenges and risks the spies faced while undercover, the complex identities of these Mizrahi Jews who had to pose as Arabs, and the importance of telling the stories of these Jewish heroes from Middle Eastern lands. Musical selections in this podcast are drawn from the Quintet for Clarinet and Strings, op. 31a, composed by Paul Ben-Haim and performed by the ARC Ensemble as well as “Great Feeling” by Alex Kizenkov.
On April 27, 2019, the last day of Passover, a vicious anti-Semite entered the Chabad of Poway synagogue and started shooting. Before being stopped, he murdered one worshipper and injured several others, including the congregation’s rabbi, Yisroel Goldstein. Speaking to the press after the attack, Rabbi Goldstein said something truly remarkable. In the wake of the chaos and violence swirling around him, this hasidic rabbi suggested that a national response to the shooting should include establishing a daily moment of silence in American public schools in which “children can start the day pausing and thinking, 'Why am I created? Why am I here? And what am I going to do?’” In making his unconventional suggestion, Rabbi Goldstein was echoing Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, the late rebbe of Chabad-Lubavitch. In the 1980s—in the shadow of high crime rates and the attempted assassination of President Reagan—the Lubavitcher Rebbe launched a campaign to have American schools, Jewish and non-Jewish alike, begin their days with just such a moment of silence. In this podcast, Jonathan Silver is joined by Rabbi Dovid Margolin, associate editor at Chabad.org, to discuss the Rebbe’s campaign. Rabbi Margolin reminds us of the broader context of the times, explores the Rebbe’s conviction that Jewish ideas can help improve American society, and explains why the Rebbe believed that something as simple as a brief moment of reflection for schoolchildren could influence hearts and minds for the better. Musical selections in this podcast are drawn from the Quintet for Clarinet and Strings, op. 31a, composed by Paul Ben-Haim and performed by the ARC Ensemble as well as “Great Feeling” by Alex Kizenkov.
It was just a few years ago that the so-called “New Atheists” played an outsized role in American culture. Scientists like Richard Dawkins and polemicists like the late Christopher Hitchens wrote page after page lambasting faith as not only illogical, but also immoral and destructive. When Scott Shay—founder of a successful bank and an observant Jew—realized how much purchase their arguments had on his friends and colleagues, he decided it was time to explore this “New Atheism,” investigate its arguments, and refute it. In Good Faith: Questioning Religion and Atheism, is the product of Shay’s efforts. The book is incredibly ambitious, tackling everything from the true meaning of the Bible to the proper relationship between faith and science. But perhaps its most interesting insights are on the topic of idolatry and how this scourge of biblical Israel continues to manifest itself today—albeit in a very different guise. In this podcast, Shay joins Tikvah Fund Senior Director Jonathan Silver for a discussion of his book and the nature of idolatry. Shay describes what motivated him to engage with the arguments of the New Atheists and offers his thoughts on everything from pagan religion to the perils of tribalism in America. As he does so, Shay helps us see how that the temptation of idolatry did not disappear with the ancient world but persists as part of human nature to this very day. Musical selections in this podcast are drawn from the Quintet for Clarinet and Strings, op. 31a, composed by Paul Ben-Haim and performed by the ARC Ensemble as well as “Great Feeling” by Alex Kizenkov.
The occupation. The Western Wall. The nation-state Law. The warm bonhomie between President Trump and Prime Minister Netanyahu. The rift between American and Israeli Jews grows daily. How did this happen? Wasn’t Israel an issue of consensus in the American Jewish community until just recently? Wasn’t Israel the rare cause that could unite Jews across the political and denominational spectrum? Against the conventional wisdom, Daniel Gordis of Shalem College believes that this growing divide is decidedly not about what Israel does. It is, rather, about what Israel is. In a series of insightful articles as well as a forthcoming book, Gordis argues that the two largest Jewish communities in the world are animated by different attitudes about the purpose of Jewish life, and what it takes for the Jews to prosper. And these more fundamental differences, not the policies of the Netanyahu government or the Chief Rabbinate, are the true cause of the widening rift between the Jews of Israel and the United States. In this podcast, Daniel Gordis and Jonathan Silver sit down for a discussion about the complex relationship between American and Israeli Jews. They review the long history of American Jewish ambivalence toward Zionism, explore the different theories that motivate the Jewish communities in the U.S. and Israel, and try to define what it means to be a Zionist living in America. Musical selections in this podcast are drawn from the Quintet for Clarinet and Strings, op. 31a, composed by Paul Ben-Haim and performed by the ARC Ensemble as well as “Great Feeling” by Alex Kizenkov.
In February 2019, after a protracted legislative battle over funding his long-promised wall, President Trump declared a national emergency at the southern border of the United States. The legality of this proclamation will be hashed out in the courts, but even the Trump Administration’s opponents agree that the immigration system is in sore need of reform. At the heart of our immigration debate is a distinction between “refugees” fleeing persecution, and “migrants” seeking new opportunities in the United States. Nicholas Gallagher proposes in Mosaic’s March 2019 essay that Jewish history can help explain why these categories no longer serve our policy debate. Viewing America’s current predicament through the lens of the Jewish immigrant experience, Gallagher’s essay illuminates the messy realities of human migration and helps clarify the difficult questions before America’s leaders. In this podcast, Gallagher sits down with Tikvah’s Jonathan Silver for a conversation about his piece. They explore the varied causes of historical Jewish migration, the difficulty inherent in applying legal categories to complex human realities, and how a fuller understanding of the Jewish immigrant experience can point the way toward clarity in confronting America’s immigration mess. Musical selections in this podcast are drawn from the Quintet for Clarinet and Strings, op. 31a, composed by Paul Ben-Haim and performed by the ARC Ensemble as well as “Great Feeling” by Alex Kizenkov.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=A6T63pOOW20 Chat + Rosary for Peace, Purity & Perseverance in Prayer (34:38–36:59) Streamed live on Feb 13, 2019
On February 5, 2019, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo appointed Elan Carr as the Trump Administration’s Special Envoy for Monitoring and Combating Anti-Semitism. Created 15 years ago by President George W. Bush, the position of Special Envoy is charged with developing and implementing America’s policy to fight anti-Semitism at home and abroad. Carr—a veteran of the Iraq War, JAG officer in the U.S. Army Reserve, and former Deputy District Attorney for Los Angeles County—comes to his position during a time of rising hatred against Jews within America and around the globe. In this podcast, Special Envoy Carr sits down with Tikvah Fund Senior Director Jonathan Silver to discuss his office’s efforts to fight Jew-hatred. He recalls the family history that drives his fight against anti-Semitism, explores the trends—positive and negative—he sees across the globe, and makes the case for why fighting anti-Semitism in all its forms—including anti-Zionism—is vital for the health of any society. Musical selections in this podcast are drawn from the Quintet for Clarinet and Strings, op. 31a, composed by Paul Ben-Haim and performed by the ARC Ensemble as well as “Great Feeling” by Alex Kizenkov.
On any given day, there are more than 400,000 children in foster care in the United States, and as the opioid epidemic continues to ravage communities across America, that number is only growing. Thousands upon thousands of American children are crying out for the stability and care that comes from living in families, and yet, many American families who want to adopt turn overseas rather than adopting a child born domestically. Malka Groden and her husband made a different choice. Born and raised in the Lubavitch hasidic community, Malka always planned to have a large biological family. But when infertility treatments failed, the Grodens learned about the complex realities of adoption and made the decision to become the parents of an American child in need of a loving home. Today, Malka is the mother of an adopted son and daughter and a passionate advocate for domestic adoption. She believes that the family culture nurtured in traditional Jewish communities is a gift that we can give to the United States. In this podcast, Malka joins Tikvah’s Jonathan Silver to discuss her journey toward domestic adoption. She tells her personal story, explains the unique challenges she faced pursuing adoption within her Orthodox community, and explores how her Judaism moved her to become an adoption advocate within the Jewish community. Musical selections in this podcast are drawn from the Quintet for Clarinet and Strings, op. 31a, composed by Paul Ben-Haim and performed by the ARC Ensemble as well as “Great Feeling” by Alex Kizenkov.
Well, as I mentioned in the podcast, today I gave a little from us (my family) and it was a GREAT FEELING! LOVE IT. But for every 1 legitimate charity out there, I get at least 15 messages in my inboxes from lazy sobs who just beg and nag. Sorry, but NO MORE. Steem has made possible what was NEVER POSSIBLE BEFORE. WE ALL HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE OUR DREAMS COME TRUE! A little bit of thinking, effort and if it begins to hurt you can always stop and continue on tomorrow! God bless you all! Steem on!
Philip and Levi speculate some more on a potential Apple Watch Series 4 (6:50) and play a game of "what went wrong with AirPower." (25:57) Levi begs Philip to finish The Last of Us (35:03) and catch up on Westworld, and then the guys give their thoughts on "Solo: A Star Wars Story" (53:41) in just 12 parsecs. Show Notes and Links We've gone public. Apple Watch Series 4 Rumors Include No Buttons and Improved GPS Why Apple’s AirPower Wireless Charger Is Taking So Long to Make Follow Philip and Levi on Twitter @pheberhard @levigilbert --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/save-it-for-the-mic/support
Surging Forward Podcast - A Podcast Devoted to the Working Class
Ever want to have that feeling of accomplishment? How do you get there? What to do when you get there? In this episode I will be talking about the 4 ways to achieve the dreams, goals and success that you dream of or want to achieve. You have to keep these 4 steps in your circle of think before you can even think of reaching your success. You can achieve your goals and you aspirations by simply taking the step. We all have dreams, goals, as well as things we want to accomplish. Help understand you reasons for that and you will make it through any issues that may stand in your way. Enjoy the podcast and I look forward to your comments. This message is great for Tradesman, Project managers, Foreman, or any other person wanting to grow their career. If you enjoy this podcast please share with a friend and also visit or Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/SurgingForward/ We also have a You tube page where you can watch the actual podcast visit us at https://www.youtube.com/user/surgingforward Looking to network and get personal training visit us on face book click here Follow us on twitter click here Follow us on Instagram. Contractor and Tradesman courses viist our website at www.surgingforward.com
What do the Gods think of Interstellar? How about Inside Amy Schumer? Well, download this week's show and find out! Digigods Podcast, 04/07/15 (MP3) -- 32.9 MB right click to save Subscribe to the Digigods Podcast In this episode, the Gods discuss: After the Sunset (Blu-ray) All at Sea (DVD-R) Barney Miller: Season 7 (DVD) The Book of Negroes (DVD) Breathless (Remake) (Blu-ray) Captain Scarlet And The Mysterons: The Complete Series (DVD) The Corruptor (Blu-ray) Daryl Hall And John Oates: Live In Dublin (Blu-ray) Der Ring des Nibelungen [Box Set] (Blu-ray) Detroit Rock City (Blu-ray) Digging Up The Marrow (DVD) The Doctor's Dilemma (DVD-R) Doris Day: The Essential Collection (Romance on the High Seas, My Dream is Yours, It's a Great Feeling, Tea for Two, Lullaby of Broadway, On Moonlight Bay, April in Paris, By the Light of the Silvery Moon, Calamity Jane, Lucky Me, Love Me or Leave Me, The Pajama Game, Please Don't Eat the Daisies, Billy Rose's Jumbo, The Glass Bottom Boat) (DVD) Empire Records (Blu-ray) Fireball XL5 (DVD) Great Ballets from the Bolshoi [Box Set] (Blu-ray) The Hanging Gale (DVD) Home Sweet Hell (Blu-ray) Hooper (Blu-ray) The House of Mystery (La Maison du mystère) (DVD) The Immigrant (Blu-ray) Inside Amy Schumer - Seasons 1 & 2 (DVD) Interstellar (Blu-ray/DVD) Invaders from Mars (Blu-ray) Kansas: Miracles Out of Nowhere (DVD) MacGyver: The Complete Series (Slimline Packaging) (DVD) Manhattan: Season One (Blu-ray) A Most Violent Year (Blu-ray) One Step Beyond Collector's Set (DVD) SHANIA: Still the One (Blu-ray) Sharkey's Machine (Blu-ray) Singles (Blu-ray) Song of the Sea (Blu-ray) The Story of London (DVD) TCM Greatest Classic Legends: Debbie Reynolds (Singin' in the Rain / How the West Was Won / The Unsinkable Molly Brown / The Singing Nun) (DVD) TCM Greatest Classic Legends: Maureen O'Hara (The Hunchback of Notre Dame / Dance, Girl, Dance / The Spanish Main / The Wings of Eagles) (DVD) Thunder Road (Blu-ray) Troubles (DVD) Vanish (Blu-ray) The Voices (Blu-ray) Where the Spies Are (DVD-R) Wolfcop (Blu-ray) WWJD (What Would Jesus Do): The Journey Continues (DVD) Please also visit CineGods.com.
People can get very emotional when their pets go missing... but it's a GREAT FEELING when somebody calls to say your pet's been found! Unless, of course, that somebody barely speaks English and you can't understand a WORD they're saying. It's Miguel! And he's found a guy's lost dog in the PHONE TAP. (Image Courtesy: Trev De. Creative Commons)
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