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In which Genosha gets better and/or worse; Fabian Cortez is the Secretary of Betrayal; having an action figure of yourself is the path to immortality; and Hammer Bay sounds like a sex toy company. X-PLAINED: Triathlon The Revolution relaunch and the six-month gap Magneto: Dark Seduction #1-4 Erotic skyscrapers Magneto (again) (forever) X-Men Tijuana Bibles The Genoshan Cabinet Dark friendship with benefits Polaris's newfound interest in heavy metal Magneto's on-again, off-again children Carrion Cove Coloring symbolism and/or errors Spat and Grovel (kind of) Magneto's ancestral f**k-ghost Socialism! Magneto's mysterious mind-voice Neal Conan The Avengers of 2000 Kirby Krackle Magneto's smooth arc into villainy Bonking Human nature Rachel Summers in the Body Shoppe Our (lack of) coverage of solo comics NEXT EPISODE: X-Man! Check out the visual companion to this episode on our blog. Find us on Apple Podcasts or Spotify! Jay and Miles X-Plain the X-Men is 100% ad-free and listener supported. If you want to help support the podcast–and unlock more cool stuff–you can do that right here! Buy rad swag at our TeePublic shop!
Did your college lowball your financial aid offer? Don't panic—fight back! In this episode, College consultants Pearl and Andy Lockwood discuss how to negotiate with colleges after they've "low balled" you. They discuss how to avoid common mistakes, and maximize your merit aid.
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On this edition of Bo Snerdley's Rush Hour, he gives his thoughts on the Trump Vs. Biden Debate last night and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On this edition of Bo Snerdley's Rush Hour, he gives his thoughts on the Trump Vs. Biden Debate last night and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
@TheHeartlandPOD on Twitter and ThreadsCo-HostsAdam Sommer @Adam_Sommer85 (Twitter) @adam_sommer85 (Post)Rachel Parker @msraitchetp (Post) Sean Diller @SeanDillerCO (Twitter and Post)https://heartlandpod.com/JOIN PATREON FOR MORE - AND JOIN OUR SOCIAL NETWORK!“Change The Conversation”Outro Song: “The World Is On Fire” by American Aquarium http://www.americanaquarium.com/Clown Car CruisingThe Speaker selection in the house Sean Called it babyhttps://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2023/oct/12/jim-jordan-ohio-cnn-nancy-mace-democrats-scalise-speaker?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Otherhttps://thehill.com/homenews/house/4257400-crenshaw-says-its-going-to-be-really-really-difficult-for-jordan-to-get-the-votes-to-be-speaker/Ann Wagner - Missouri Rep gives Jim Jordan a “talk to the hand”Politico: https://www.politico.com/news/2023/10/13/republicans-speaker-mccarthy-jim-jordan-00121370Great background from Guardian: https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2023/oct/13/no-house-speaker-what-it-means-republicans-dividedhttps://x.com/karmarvar/status/1712922989904154786?s=46&t=mukZUfs5M_R3E9tAHIu-GAYeah noHawley using Israel for political points https://newrepublic.com/post/176106/josh-hawley-help-israel-divert-funds-ukraineAG Bailey of MO - talking point of the weekend Not an Expert of the week - new dropElon MuskTwitter hit an iceberg with The proliferation of misinformation around Israelhttps://www.wired.com/story/x-israel-hamas-war-disinformation/From Platformer this week: “[Musk] blew up the old verification system, replacing a hand-picked group of journalists whose identities were confirmed by the company with a hodgepodge of culture warriors paying $8 a month to float to the top of replies. He began paying the culture warriors based on the views they got. He blocked and threatened reporters. He sued activists. He began charging eye-watering rates to access the platform's API, driving away academic researchers. He stripped headlines off the previews of articles. He promoted the accounts of conspiracy theories and right-wing extremists.This is a system designed to cause chaos in the information environment, and it is working by design.”Big One: Biden's response to attacks Big speech, strong language speech: https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/speeches-remarks/2023/10/10/remarks-by-president-biden-on-the-terrorist-attacks-in-israel-2/ Sent carrier group to the areaA little Teddy - walk softly and carry a big stick the size of the U.S. NavyFrom Reuters: https://www.reuters.com/world/us/biden-push-israel-ukraine-aid-package-over-2-billion-this-week-2023-10-15From that article, and H/T to Adam for (maybe?) being right about this: “How any bill moves through Congress without a House speaker is unclear. House minority leader Hakeem Jeffries suggested on Sunday that Democrats could work with Republicans to nominate a speaker."There are informal conversations that have been underway," about a bipartisan solution to the crisis, Jeffries told NBC's Meet the Press. "When we get back to Washington tomorrow, it's important to begin to formalize those discussions."”
@TheHeartlandPOD on Twitter and ThreadsCo-HostsAdam Sommer @Adam_Sommer85 (Twitter) @adam_sommer85 (Post)Rachel Parker @msraitchetp (Post) Sean Diller @SeanDillerCO (Twitter and Post)https://heartlandpod.com/JOIN PATREON FOR MORE - AND JOIN OUR SOCIAL NETWORK!“Change The Conversation”Outro Song: “The World Is On Fire” by American Aquarium http://www.americanaquarium.com/Clown Car CruisingThe Speaker selection in the house Sean Called it babyhttps://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2023/oct/12/jim-jordan-ohio-cnn-nancy-mace-democrats-scalise-speaker?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Otherhttps://thehill.com/homenews/house/4257400-crenshaw-says-its-going-to-be-really-really-difficult-for-jordan-to-get-the-votes-to-be-speaker/Ann Wagner - Missouri Rep gives Jim Jordan a “talk to the hand”Politico: https://www.politico.com/news/2023/10/13/republicans-speaker-mccarthy-jim-jordan-00121370Great background from Guardian: https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2023/oct/13/no-house-speaker-what-it-means-republicans-dividedhttps://x.com/karmarvar/status/1712922989904154786?s=46&t=mukZUfs5M_R3E9tAHIu-GAYeah noHawley using Israel for political points https://newrepublic.com/post/176106/josh-hawley-help-israel-divert-funds-ukraineAG Bailey of MO - talking point of the weekend Not an Expert of the week - new dropElon MuskTwitter hit an iceberg with The proliferation of misinformation around Israelhttps://www.wired.com/story/x-israel-hamas-war-disinformation/From Platformer this week: “[Musk] blew up the old verification system, replacing a hand-picked group of journalists whose identities were confirmed by the company with a hodgepodge of culture warriors paying $8 a month to float to the top of replies. He began paying the culture warriors based on the views they got. He blocked and threatened reporters. He sued activists. He began charging eye-watering rates to access the platform's API, driving away academic researchers. He stripped headlines off the previews of articles. He promoted the accounts of conspiracy theories and right-wing extremists.This is a system designed to cause chaos in the information environment, and it is working by design.”Big One: Biden's response to attacks Big speech, strong language speech: https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/speeches-remarks/2023/10/10/remarks-by-president-biden-on-the-terrorist-attacks-in-israel-2/ Sent carrier group to the areaA little Teddy - walk softly and carry a big stick the size of the U.S. NavyFrom Reuters: https://www.reuters.com/world/us/biden-push-israel-ukraine-aid-package-over-2-billion-this-week-2023-10-15From that article, and H/T to Adam for (maybe?) being right about this: “How any bill moves through Congress without a House speaker is unclear. House minority leader Hakeem Jeffries suggested on Sunday that Democrats could work with Republicans to nominate a speaker."There are informal conversations that have been underway," about a bipartisan solution to the crisis, Jeffries told NBC's Meet the Press. "When we get back to Washington tomorrow, it's important to begin to formalize those discussions."”
Lots to talk about this week with Bruce Anderson on SMT from Wab Kinew's historic Manitoba election victory, to the challenge the new Speaker faces in Ottawa, and who knows what about the soaring price of turkey! Plus a new segment Bruce wants to call "Grovel" where I correct things I got wrong in the last week.
Star Entertainment, the owner of Star Casino, is looking to raise $750 million from investors to keep it alive. The US Government and 17 States are suing Amazon over concerns that they've abused their market dominance and harmed competition. Taylor Swift's not-quite-confirmed relationship with an NFL star has seen a nearly 400% boost to the team's merch. Just a quick heads up: We'll be taking a break for the AFL Grand Final public holiday tomorrow - but we'll see you on Monday! — Build the financial wellbeing of your team with Flux at Work: https://bit.ly/fluxatwork Download the free app (App Store): http://bit.ly/FluxAppStore Download the free app (Google Play): http://bit.ly/FluxappGooglePlay Daily newsletter: https://bit.ly/fluxnewsletter Flux on Instagram: http://bit.ly/fluxinsta Flux on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@flux.finance —- The content in this podcast reflects the views and opinions of the hosts, and is intended for personal and not commercial use. We do not represent or endorse the accuracy or reliability of any opinion, statement or other information provided or distributed in these episodes.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
A surprise classic Marvel character returns in Avengers Inc. #1. Chuck D is publishing a graphic novel on gun violence. And the top-selling graphic novels of August 2023 are revealed. This is Comic Book Club News for September 13, 2023.SUBSCRIBE ON RSS, APPLE, ANDROID, SPOTIFY, OR THE APP OF YOUR CHOICE. FOLLOW US ON TWITTER, INSTAGRAM, TIKTOK, AND FACEBOOK. SUPPORT OUR SHOWS ON PATREON.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
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Hey book besties! You listened to our first book club episode a few weeks ago and now we are so excited to talk to the author, Kat Singleton! We discuss all things Rewrite Our Story and then get some inside info into her next book, Tempt Our Fate! We can't wait for you to listen. Head over to instagram on July 5 for a giveaway featuring some Kat Singleton goodies! Podcast Instagram: @smutshowpodcast Join our Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/6818519228162526/ Join our first Book Club: https://fable.co/club/smut-show-book-club-with-rachel-lewis-281086476991 Connect with Kat: Instagram: @authorkatsingleton TikTok: @authorkatsingleton Find her books here: https://www.amazon.com/stores/Kat-Singleton/author/B085LWBTC9 Connect with Neely: Instagram: @neelykins TikTok: @booksandbarre Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/122825135 Connect with Rachel: Instagram: @rachel_mlewis TikTok: @rachel_mlewis Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/8632745 To see the books we talked about, visit our Amazon Store Front! https://www.amazon.com/shop/rachel_mlewis
Sooshi Mango are the comedy trio from Melbourne who have captured the multicultural experience of Aussies, Italians and just about every other culture alike. Roo, Ditts & Loz speak with Joe Salanitri, Carlo Salanitri and Andrew Manfre about joining LiSTNR with their Saucy Meatball Podcast.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Pastor Carolyn introduced the practice of Lectio Divina, a meditative approach to reading the Word of God. The sermon focused on 1 Corinthians 13, commonly known as the "love chapter." Pastor Carolyn read the passage in The Message translation to provide a fresh perspective. She emphasized that without love, even eloquence, spiritual gifts, and acts of sacrifice are meaningless. Love is described as enduring, selfless, humble, patient, forgiving, and truthful. It is contrasted with self-centeredness, anger, and keeping records of wrongs. Love is an essential virtue that should guide believers in their relationships with others and their service to God. Pastor Carolyn encouraged the listeners to reflect on a word or phrase that stood out to them during the reading and to allow God to speak through that. She emphasized the transformative power of engaging with God's Word and encouraged personal prayer and dialogue with God. The sermon concluded with an invitation to revisit the process of Lectio Divina individually and experience God's presence and guidance in their lives. www.venicepres.org
Long hailed as a “historic diplomatic breakthrough,” the reality is that US president Richard Nixon's 1972 trip to China has been rather oversold. Yes, the brief Mao-Nixon meeting did start a thaw in relations, but Nixon may have given more than he got. Here's a gripping tale of geopolitical strategy, grand ambition, secret trips, betrayal and blunders. As well as covering the famous summit which would give rise to the expression, “like Nixon going to China,” we also touch on Chiang Kai-shek's own plans for “going to China” via Vietnam and the Soviet Union.
Thank you for joining me at Diary of a Serial Hostess. It is such a thrill to see the growth of the newsletter and notice how many of you read it every week. I love the comments, suggestions, and otherwise notes from all of you. I am so excited when a subject touches a nerve, and there is a… conversation! It is advised by the powers that be that once in a while, we (that is we authors) do a recap of favorite articles as a way of re-introducing ourselves to our new readers. Clearly, new readers already know… but just in case, I am following their suggestion. Diary of a Serial Hostess started in the fall of 2021 as we were coming out of Covid and we were going back to small dinners and sporadic gatherings. It was such a re-set in many ways, and I thought it a great moment to think about how I wanted to create my social life in a new town and how I could learn from the past to make a future. At the time, I was writing the food column for a newspaper, and my articles -that I thought were charming and amusing- were edited by a very young editor who took out all the funny bits. I know that the newspaper was a serious publication, but we are talking about food and entertaining here, not solving the world's economic issues. After two years of this, I sort of lost interest. The stories I write about are personal experiences accumulated from living in New York, Southampton, Palm Beach, Greenwich, and now Charleston. Not that I am trying to show off, just that these cities and towns are enclaves of high society behavior, and, as an avid participant, I have had the privilege of seeing “it” up close and personal. I don't name-drop unless it is a public figure, and I never say anything nasty about anyone who is alive. An old saying in Spain badly translates as “You can talk about the sin, but never the sinner.” (I am sure this quote is slightly different …) and I take to heart the concept of being kind and telling stories, not criticizing and being judgemental. My favorite person to make fun of is…. myself. This week, I will share some favorite newsletters (just links, don't worry) that have received the most comments via email, social media, and here. Take a look and scroll through. I hope you are amused and entertained! How to Grovel in High Society Is one of my early newsletters. It is so important to learn how to say “I'm sorry” and do it in a believable and truthful way. In High Society and in everyday life. A Bit of Gossip is about nice gossip, or rather, sharing information about each other without malice. Categories of Friends is just an opinion of the different types of friends. I got a lot of comments on this one… still giggling about it. Odd One Out . In High Society, odd is odd—the importance of including single friends. And oh boy, did this one touch a nerve! Lots of comments and feedback. Thank you, thank you. Taking a bow. Here are some of my favorite food-related articles. What is Good for the Soul has a great cheese biscuit that is perfect for making with all those end bits of cheese. Plan Well, Well in Advance, and a great crispy Brussels sprouts recipe. Summer Soiree and a perfect dinner for the hot summer months. Just One Bite is all about the apps. And a few hors d'oeuvres recipes to add to your rotation. And some making fun of… myself! When the Culinary Muses are on Holiday, It happens to the best of us. What to do? Here are some ideas… The Circle of Life: and how I deal with my garden. Making an Entrance: is about me… and some of the financial lessons I have learned along the way. Another series is “Resources and Sources,” where I share links and ideas to Read, Watch, Collect, Eat, and Cook. A bit of this and a bit of that is really fun and interesting to create. Here is a look at some past ones. Resources & Sources, March 23, and a great Shrimp Chowder recipe.Resources & Sources, November 22, and a list of favorite gifts. Resources & Sources, April 22 and favorite caviar sources Thank you again for reading and subscribing to this newsletter. Please help me by sharing it with your friends you think maybe amused, and please continue sending me messages and comments. I will respond to everyone! And one more thing:If you are in Charleston on April 27th, please join the Board of the Hispanic Department of the College of Charleston for an intimate flamenco concert in the historic Randolph Hall. It is to benefit the scholarships of the Hispanic department. Please call 843-953-4726 (Tuesday -Friday) to reserve your tickets! And so, with this, I leave you. Sincerely,The Serial Hostess Diary of a Serial Hostess is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. Thank you for subscribing. Leave a comment or share this episode.
Thank you for joining me at Diary of a Serial Hostess. It is such a thrill to see the growth of the newsletter and notice how many of you read it every week. I love the comments, suggestions, and otherwise notes from all of you. I am so excited when a subject touches a nerve, and there is a… conversation! It is advised by the powers that be that once in a while, we (that is we authors) do a recap of favorite articles as a way of re-introducing ourselves to our new readers. Clearly, new readers already know… but just in case, I am following their suggestion. Diary of a Serial Hostess started in the fall of 2021 as we were coming out of Covid and we were going back to small dinners and sporadic gatherings. It was such a re-set in many ways, and I thought it a great moment to think about how I wanted to create my social life in a new town and how I could learn from the past to make a future. At the time, I was writing the food column for a newspaper, and my articles -that I thought were charming and amusing- were edited by a very young editor who took out all the funny bits. I know that the newspaper was a serious publication, but we are talking about food and entertaining here, not solving the world's economic issues. After two years of this, I sort of lost interest. The stories I write about are personal experiences accumulated from living in New York, Southampton, Palm Beach, Greenwich, and now Charleston. Not that I am trying to show off, just that these cities and towns are enclaves of high society behavior, and, as an avid participant, I have had the privilege of seeing “it” up close and personal. I don't name-drop unless it is a public figure, and I never say anything nasty about anyone who is alive. An old saying in Spain badly translates as “You can talk about the sin, but never the sinner.” (I am sure this quote is slightly different …) and I take to heart the concept of being kind and telling stories, not criticizing and being judgemental. My favorite person to make fun of is…. myself. This week, I will share some favorite newsletters (just links, don't worry) that have received the most comments via email, social media, and here. Take a look and scroll through. I hope you are amused and entertained! How to Grovel in High Society Is one of my early newsletters. It is so important to learn how to say “I'm sorry” and do it in a believable and truthful way. In High Society and in everyday life. A Bit of Gossip is about nice gossip, or rather, sharing information about each other without malice. Categories of Friends is just an opinion of the different types of friends. I got a lot of comments on this one… still giggling about it. Odd One Out . In High Society, odd is odd—the importance of including single friends. And oh boy, did this one touch a nerve! Lots of comments and feedback. Thank you, thank you. Taking a bow. Here are some of my favorite food-related articles. What is Good for the Soul has a great cheese biscuit that is perfect for making with all those end bits of cheese. Plan Well, Well in Advance, and a great crispy Brussels sprouts recipe. Summer Soiree and a perfect dinner for the hot summer months. Just One Bite is all about the apps. And a few hors d'oeuvres recipes to add to your rotation. And some making fun of… myself! When the Culinary Muses are on Holiday, It happens to the best of us. What to do? Here are some ideas… The Circle of Life: and how I deal with my garden. Making an Entrance: is about me… and some of the financial lessons I have learned along the way. Another series is “Resources and Sources,” where I share links and ideas to Read, Watch, Collect, Eat, and Cook. A bit of this and a bit of that is really fun and interesting to create. Here is a look at some past ones. Resources & Sources, March 23, and a great Shrimp Chowder recipe.Resources & Sources, November 22, and a list of favorite gifts. Resources & Sources, April 22 and favorite caviar sources Thank you again for reading and subscribing to this newsletter. Please help me by sharing it with your friends you think maybe amused, and please continue sending me messages and comments. I will respond to everyone! And one more thing:If you are in Charleston on April 27th, please join the Board of the Hispanic Department of the College of Charleston for an intimate flamenco concert in the historic Randolph Hall. It is to benefit the scholarships of the Hispanic department. Please call 843-953-4726 (Tuesday -Friday) to reserve your tickets! And so, with this, I leave you. Sincerely,The Serial Hostess Diary of a Serial Hostess is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. Thank you for subscribing. Leave a comment or share this episode.
Thank you for joining me at Diary of a Serial Hostess. It is such a thrill to see the growth of the newsletter and notice how many of you read it every week. I love the comments, suggestions, and otherwise notes from all of you. I am so excited when a subject touches a nerve, and there is a… conversation! It is advised by the powers that be that once in a while, we (that is we authors) do a recap of favorite articles as a way of re-introducing ourselves to our new readers. Clearly, new readers already know… but just in case, I am following their suggestion. Diary of a Serial Hostess started in the fall of 2021 as we were coming out of Covid and we were going back to small dinners and sporadic gatherings. It was such a re-set in many ways, and I thought it a great moment to think about how I wanted to create my social life in a new town and how I could learn from the past to make a future. At the time, I was writing the food column for a newspaper, and my articles -that I thought were charming and amusing- were edited by a very young editor who took out all the funny bits. I know that the newspaper was a serious publication, but we are talking about food and entertaining here, not solving the world's economic issues. After two years of this, I sort of lost interest. The stories I write about are personal experiences accumulated from living in New York, Southampton, Palm Beach, Greenwich, and now Charleston. Not that I am trying to show off, just that these cities and towns are enclaves of high society behavior, and, as an avid participant, I have had the privilege of seeing “it” up close and personal. I don't name-drop unless it is a public figure, and I never say anything nasty about anyone who is alive. An old saying in Spain badly translates as “You can talk about the sin, but never the sinner.” (I am sure this quote is slightly different …) and I take to heart the concept of being kind and telling stories, not criticizing and being judgemental. My favorite person to make fun of is…. myself. This week, I will share some favorite newsletters (just links, don't worry) that have received the most comments via email, social media, and here. Take a look and scroll through. I hope you are amused and entertained! How to Grovel in High Society Is one of my early newsletters. It is so important to learn how to say “I'm sorry” and do it in a believable and truthful way. In High Society and in everyday life. A Bit of Gossip is about nice gossip, or rather, sharing information about each other without malice. Categories of Friends is just an opinion of the different types of friends. I got a lot of comments on this one… still giggling about it. Odd One Out . In High Society, odd is odd—the importance of including single friends. And oh boy, did this one touch a nerve! Lots of comments and feedback. Thank you, thank you. Taking a bow. Here are some of my favorite food-related articles. What is Good for the Soul has a great cheese biscuit that is perfect for making with all those end bits of cheese. Plan Well, Well in Advance, and a great crispy Brussels sprouts recipe. Summer Soiree and a perfect dinner for the hot summer months. Just One Bite is all about the apps. And a few hors d'oeuvres recipes to add to your rotation. And some making fun of… myself! When the Culinary Muses are on Holiday, It happens to the best of us. What to do? Here are some ideas… The Circle of Life: and how I deal with my garden. Making an Entrance: is about me… and some of the financial lessons I have learned along the way. Another series is “Resources and Sources,” where I share links and ideas to Read, Watch, Collect, Eat, and Cook. A bit of this and a bit of that is really fun and interesting to create. Here is a look at some past ones. Resources & Sources, March 23, and a great Shrimp Chowder recipe.Resources & Sources, November 22, and a list of favorite gifts. Resources & Sources, April 22 and favorite caviar sources Thank you again for reading and subscribing to this newsletter. Please help me by sharing it with your friends you think maybe amused, and please continue sending me messages and comments. I will respond to everyone! And one more thing:If you are in Charleston on April 27th, please join the Board of the Hispanic Department of the College of Charleston for an intimate flamenco concert in the historic Randolph Hall. It is to benefit the scholarships of the Hispanic department. Please call 843-953-4726 (Tuesday -Friday) to reserve your tickets! And so, with this, I leave you. Sincerely,The Serial Hostess Diary of a Serial Hostess is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. Thank you for subscribing. Leave a comment or share this episode.
Hello! Thanks for listening to 'Husband & Wife Sentenced to Life. We hope you like, subscribe & leave a lovely review of the show! Grovel, grovel!We start today with Simon stressing about a hospital visit, then we get onto stats about driving the kids around. Who actually enjoys doing it? We discuss falling asleep at the wheel, motorway service stations, arguing in the car, Lorra's life admin lists, sweary music on the school run, a contraception idea & Mummy guilt!If you'd like to get in touch, email us here: husbandandwifepod@gmail.comOr get us on our socials here:SIMON INSTA https://www.instagram.com/catboy92/LORRA INSTA https://www.instagram.com/lorranotlaura SIMON TWITTER https://twitter.com/catboy92 LORRA TWITTER https://twitter.com/lorranotlaura See you next time! xSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/husband-wife-sentenced-to-life. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
The sun is hot, the speed of light is a fixed constant, and VERSUS is funny. There are certain things in this universe that are immutable laws, which cannot be broken. If you're not a fan of this concept, hey, don't get mad at us, pal! Take it up with God! (The right one, you know which.)On this week's immutable force of nature: the team performs at Grovel-fest 2023, gets obscure with the clues, and has a scientific breakthrough that leads to one of our contestants' deaths! (Shocking!)VERSUS: Is This Thing Still On?™Show notes and credits
Justin and Jared are BACK with a full breakdown of every important and significant sports story from last week, including (but not limited to): Super Bowl LVII, the PAC-12's "we're totally fine" report, the struggles of BYU Men's Basketball, Spring Football Leagues, and Marvel: is it good or bad. Enjoy!
Art by David Wynne. Wanna buy the original? Drop him a line! In which the rest of the X-Men return from space; Maggott is the new cool; Gambit's past catches up with him; Chris Bachalo takes over as regular artist on Uncanny X-Men; Deathbird flirts singularly aggressively; Eany and Meany eat a truck; dating a telepathic ninja is going to take some getting used to; and Havok predictably remains ABD. X-PLAINED Motormouth (Harley Davis) Motormouth and Killpower Uncanny X-Men #347-349 Grovel and Spat A horse guy who is actually a cat-frog-lizard guy An extraordinarily half-assed action figure Load-bearing backstory Landscape The other Nanny Elegant foreshadowing Beast's appearance as a mutant power Gambit's chest hair The end of playtime CCA-compliant foliage Deathbird and Bishop A vanity plate Eany and Meany One-off psychometry Psylocke vs. Maggott Decompression Havok's enduring lack of a Ph.D. NEXT EPISODE: X-Force hits the road! NOTE: In this episode, Miles theorized Grovel's voice as sounding halfway between Cable and Kermit the Frog without realizing that he was in fact just describing Sweetums. -Jay Check out the visual companion to this episode on our blog! Find us on iTunes or Stitcher! Jay and Miles X-Plain the X-Men is 100% ad-free and listener supported. If you want to help support the podcast–and unlock more cool stuff–you can do that right here! Buy rad swag at our TeePublic shop!
Are the Tories buckling before nurses' demands? News reports suggest they're beginning to accept they're going to have to increase their pay. For those who say we don't have enough money - we need to start asking ourselves what we value more: rich people being ridiculously rich, or a functioning healthcare system?Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/the-owen-jones-podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
There is no denying that this episode might be painful for listeners. David's otherwise pleasant voice got walloped by some seasonal bug. But he's a seasoned performer, and the show must go on…even when we're not making a buck to record FC2.0. If you like watching Yellowstone, you might enjoy David's John Dutton impersonation. And no one will like Dr Dave's version of that female cowhand who composts her every word.
A Spelljammer table of contents to go through, rough times in Baldur's Gate, and Fig, the amazing kobold of groveling. More adventures with the Grumpiest of Dungeon Masters.
Dearest Reader: Another huge growth spurt in Diary of a Serial Hostess, thank you all for subscribing and sharing and liking my stories. You cannot imagine the thrill that is to see friends and friends of friends engaged, commenting on, and talking about my newsletter. So exciting! Not that you are as obsessed as I am about the analytics that Substack provides us, but just to say that readership has doubled in the last two months and there are about 1500 downloads on the podcasts. (I am patting myself on the back)After writing this column for oh, gosh about 9 months now, it has developed into this current format. So, just to put my thoughts down on paper here is a sort of explanation of posts and what happens when and where. Diary of a Serial Hostess is published every Friday morning at around 8 am. I schedule posts so that if I am traveling or not at my desk on Friday morning, posts go out no matter what. As many of you know, I often entertain at home on Thursdays and so…. well, you know. This newsletter started as a way to share my insights into the entertaining world of high society and it is evolving… as we all do. Now that I feel older and therefore wiser, writing this is how I want to share my knowledge, humor, and perhaps wisdom with style, glamour, and a bit of wit to make entertaining at home fun and un-stressful.A pattern has emerged, so here are some of the categories that happen monthly. Resources & Sources: Is now published on the first week of each month… mostly on Tuesday but could be on Wednesday. An extra personal list of my favorites to Read, Watch, Collect, Eat, and Cook. It is sort of the most commercial of the posts and a way to gather information with lots of links for you to click around. Please let me know if you want a mention of something you like. I would love to share it! Or we can start an info-sharing stream for books and movies that we all like and recommend. Humm… great thought! Entertaining Story: Published once a month, this is the most classic and sort of old-fashioned post with tips on the actual meal, recipes, photos, table settings, etc… like a Veranda or House Beautiful feature. Could have a video but it will certainly have a podcast attached. Titles like “It's a Classic!” and “Spring Lunch in the Garden” or “Summer Night supper”. Recipes are behind the pay-wall. High Society Commentary: This is the core of DOSH. Inspired by recent events or a comment that someone makes, or some behavior that I think needs explaining or a personal story…. meant to be amusing and charming with no malice but certainly opinionated. It has a podcast format and sometimes a recipe as a way to illustrate a point… subjects like “Category of Friends” “When You Are Not Invited” and “How to Grovel in High Society” tackle the mysteries of life in the stylish lane. Recipes and comments are behind a paywall. 10 Questions: The newest collection of posts, published once a month as a way to share all the different types of entertaining at home, a short interview with a “serial host” about their way of doing it. Love the black & white photo and the casual conversation over a glass of wine. BTW, the first one coming out next week is about a fabulous private chef from Nashville whom you will love! Do you want to be featured or know any candidates? Send me a note or leave a comment! A little more information: Yes, all photography is mine. Thank you for your comments! I use a Leica for table settings and lifestyle images which I love and photograph almost everything in my historic house in Charleston, SC, and the iPhone is perfect for portraits over a glass of wine… All recipes and menu combinations are also developed and curated by me. Some are classic and I just add my two cents and others I have created after years of…. making them. I want to share my musings with as many people interested in reading. And so, I encourage you to support my work, and yes, as much as I love to produce these newsletters, they are “work”. And I believe we all need to be compensated for our work.It takes time and effort. Time to produce and write the newsletters, trips to the supermarket, days in the kitchen developing recipes, hours behind the camera and flowers, lots of flowers.Luckily, Substack offers many ways to support us, writers… you can subscribe, give a subscription, donate a subscription, and even become a founding member. And, if you like to read on your phone, you must download the app.- It is fantastic. It will also help me immensely if you share with friends and on social media, like, and comment.Thank you, again for being part of Diary of a Serial Hostess.Sincerely,VictoriaAnd now, back to our regular Friday morning schedule! Thank you for subscribing. Leave a comment or share this episode.
Dearest Reader: Another huge growth spurt in Diary of a Serial Hostess, thank you all for subscribing and sharing and liking my stories. You cannot imagine the thrill that is to see friends and friends of friends engaged, commenting on, and talking about my newsletter. So exciting! Not that you are as obsessed as I am about the analytics that Substack provides us, but just to say that readership has doubled in the last two months and there are about 1500 downloads on the podcasts. (I am patting myself on the back)After writing this column for oh, gosh about 9 months now, it has developed into this current format. So, just to put my thoughts down on paper here is a sort of explanation of posts and what happens when and where. Diary of a Serial Hostess is published every Friday morning at around 8 am. I schedule posts so that if I am traveling or not at my desk on Friday morning, posts go out no matter what. As many of you know, I often entertain at home on Thursdays and so…. well, you know. This newsletter started as a way to share my insights into the entertaining world of high society and it is evolving… as we all do. Now that I feel older and therefore wiser, writing this is how I want to share my knowledge, humor, and perhaps wisdom with style, glamour, and a bit of wit to make entertaining at home fun and un-stressful.A pattern has emerged, so here are some of the categories that happen monthly. Resources & Sources: Is now published on the first week of each month… mostly on Tuesday but could be on Wednesday. An extra personal list of my favorites to Read, Watch, Collect, Eat, and Cook. It is sort of the most commercial of the posts and a way to gather information with lots of links for you to click around. Please let me know if you want a mention of something you like. I would love to share it! Or we can start an info-sharing stream for books and movies that we all like and recommend. Humm… great thought! Entertaining Story: Published once a month, this is the most classic and sort of old-fashioned post with tips on the actual meal, recipes, photos, table settings, etc… like a Veranda or House Beautiful feature. Could have a video but it will certainly have a podcast attached. Titles like “It's a Classic!” and “Spring Lunch in the Garden” or “Summer Night supper”. Recipes are behind the pay-wall. High Society Commentary: This is the core of DOSH. Inspired by recent events or a comment that someone makes, or some behavior that I think needs explaining or a personal story…. meant to be amusing and charming with no malice but certainly opinionated. It has a podcast format and sometimes a recipe as a way to illustrate a point… subjects like “Category of Friends” “When You Are Not Invited” and “How to Grovel in High Society” tackle the mysteries of life in the stylish lane. Recipes and comments are behind a paywall. 10 Questions: The newest collection of posts, published once a month as a way to share all the different types of entertaining at home, a short interview with a “serial host” about their way of doing it. Love the black & white photo and the casual conversation over a glass of wine. BTW, the first one coming out next week is about a fabulous private chef from Nashville whom you will love! Do you want to be featured or know any candidates? Send me a note or leave a comment! A little more information: Yes, all photography is mine. Thank you for your comments! I use a Leica for table settings and lifestyle images which I love and photograph almost everything in my historic house in Charleston, SC, and the iPhone is perfect for portraits over a glass of wine… All recipes and menu combinations are also developed and curated by me. Some are classic and I just add my two cents and others I have created after years of…. making them. I want to share my musings with as many people interested in reading. And so, I encourage you to support my work, and yes, as much as I love to produce these newsletters, they are “work”. And I believe we all need to be compensated for our work.It takes time and effort. Time to produce and write the newsletters, trips to the supermarket, days in the kitchen developing recipes, hours behind the camera and flowers, lots of flowers.Luckily, Substack offers many ways to support us, writers… you can subscribe, give a subscription, donate a subscription, and even become a founding member. And, if you like to read on your phone, you must download the app.- It is fantastic. It will also help me immensely if you share with friends and on social media, like, and comment.Thank you, again for being part of Diary of a Serial Hostess.Sincerely,VictoriaAnd now, back to our regular Friday morning schedule! Thank you for subscribing. Leave a comment or share this episode.
Dearest Reader: Another huge growth spurt in Diary of a Serial Hostess, thank you all for subscribing and sharing and liking my stories. You cannot imagine the thrill that is to see friends and friends of friends engaged, commenting on, and talking about my newsletter. So exciting! Not that you are as obsessed as I am about the analytics that Substack provides us, but just to say that readership has doubled in the last two months and there are about 1500 downloads on the podcasts. (I am patting myself on the back)After writing this column for oh, gosh about 9 months now, it has developed into this current format. So, just to put my thoughts down on paper here is a sort of explanation of posts and what happens when and where. Diary of a Serial Hostess is published every Friday morning at around 8 am. I schedule posts so that if I am traveling or not at my desk on Friday morning, posts go out no matter what. As many of you know, I often entertain at home on Thursdays and so…. well, you know. This newsletter started as a way to share my insights into the entertaining world of high society and it is evolving… as we all do. Now that I feel older and therefore wiser, writing this is how I want to share my knowledge, humor, and perhaps wisdom with style, glamour, and a bit of wit to make entertaining at home fun and un-stressful.A pattern has emerged, so here are some of the categories that happen monthly. Resources & Sources: Is now published on the first week of each month… mostly on Tuesday but could be on Wednesday. An extra personal list of my favorites to Read, Watch, Collect, Eat, and Cook. It is sort of the most commercial of the posts and a way to gather information with lots of links for you to click around. Please let me know if you want a mention of something you like. I would love to share it! Or we can start an info-sharing stream for books and movies that we all like and recommend. Humm… great thought! Entertaining Story: Published once a month, this is the most classic and sort of old-fashioned post with tips on the actual meal, recipes, photos, table settings, etc… like a Veranda or House Beautiful feature. Could have a video but it will certainly have a podcast attached. Titles like “It's a Classic!” and “Spring Lunch in the Garden” or “Summer Night supper”. Recipes are behind the pay-wall. High Society Commentary: This is the core of DOSH. Inspired by recent events or a comment that someone makes, or some behavior that I think needs explaining or a personal story…. meant to be amusing and charming with no malice but certainly opinionated. It has a podcast format and sometimes a recipe as a way to illustrate a point… subjects like “Category of Friends” “When You Are Not Invited” and “How to Grovel in High Society” tackle the mysteries of life in the stylish lane. Recipes and comments are behind a paywall. 10 Questions: The newest collection of posts, published once a month as a way to share all the different types of entertaining at home, a short interview with a “serial host” about their way of doing it. Love the black & white photo and the casual conversation over a glass of wine. BTW, the first one coming out next week is about a fabulous private chef from Nashville whom you will love! Do you want to be featured or know any candidates? Send me a note or leave a comment! A little more information: Yes, all photography is mine. Thank you for your comments! I use a Leica for table settings and lifestyle images which I love and photograph almost everything in my historic house in Charleston, SC, and the iPhone is perfect for portraits over a glass of wine… All recipes and menu combinations are also developed and curated by me. Some are classic and I just add my two cents and others I have created after years of…. making them. I want to share my musings with as many people interested in reading. And so, I encourage you to support my work, and yes, as much as I love to produce these newsletters, they are “work”. And I believe we all need to be compensated for our work.It takes time and effort. Time to produce and write the newsletters, trips to the supermarket, days in the kitchen developing recipes, hours behind the camera and flowers, lots of flowers.Luckily, Substack offers many ways to support us, writers… you can subscribe, give a subscription, donate a subscription, and even become a founding member. And, if you like to read on your phone, you must download the app.- It is fantastic. It will also help me immensely if you share with friends and on social media, like, and comment.Thank you, again for being part of Diary of a Serial Hostess.Sincerely,VictoriaAnd now, back to our regular Friday morning schedule! Thank you for subscribing. Leave a comment or share this episode.
Live from the No Panic Zone—I'm Steve Gruber—I am America's Voice—God Bless America—God Bless You and let's do this! This is the Steve Gruber show— I am just an overgrown Zygote in search of humanity and leadership in a nation—that seems desperately in need of both— Here are three big things you need to know right now— ONE— A federal judge has for now slammed the door on the Biden Administrations rules for transgender bathrooms and lockerrooms—and that could be a big set back for the Blue Agenda— TWO— In Texas—a stunning report about the failures of law enforcement in the Uvalde school massacre—it is heartbreaking to the families of 19 kids and 2 teachers—many of whom could have survived— THREE— Fist bumps and failure—that would pretty well sum up the last few days and the pathetic mission to grovel at the feet of Saudi Arabia to beg for more oil— Joe Biden—having promised to bankrupt the American energy sector as a candidate for President—is doing his best to follow through on that strange proclamation now that he is in office— he went to a meet a man he said he would not—Mohammed Bin Salmon—to plead for more output—he fist bumped the man connected to the murder of an American journalist—and honestly made a fool of himself— Biden didn't visit Texas, Alaska or North Dakota to discuss energy—instead he went to a country he promised to label a pariah—to look for answers instead of America— Why? You have to ask why? Because the Green New Dealers are not following science they are following a religious movement—and no dissent is allowed—ever! And instead of realizing his whole green energy obsession is going to get rejected completely over the next couple of years—leaving the left with nothing to show for their efforts and in fact they may find that they have lost ground on their Green Religion—because they are completely over-playing their hand—Biden and his bunny hugging zealots are plowing blindly ahead— and plowing under America along the way— They are just turning a blind eye to the plight of Middle Class families and the pain being inflicted all across the nation—where food banks and homeless shelters are bracing for an increased demand—they may not be able to handle— The high cost of energy in all its forms is plowing under family budgets and the dreams of millions right now— Plowing under any chance of retirement- or staying retired for many- plowing under the idea of putting in a few less hours and plowing under a lot more- The high cost of energy- as a direct result of the reckless policies attacking American energy—everything costs more—I went to the mall yesterday—not how I normally spend two or three hours—BUT it was an education—looking for Nike's or any kind of basic black tennis shoes for my kids was jaw dropping—you can hardly find a pair under $100—and several were double that— No wonder parents are shell shocked by Bidens disastrous policies—and the damage being done to their wallets— The inflation—delivered by the reckless spending of trillions of dollars—flooding into the economy—is plowing under what at first looked like pretty good gains in wages for American workers—BUT now—those raises—are running far behind the rising cost of everything— With the Consumer Price Index at 9.1% and many of us realizing- its actually much higher- its no wonder people are so worried right now and scared to death they will be the next ones to get plowed under by the Biden plans and the socialist ideas— Gas is up 60% from last year—and double what it was when President Disaster stumbled into the Oval Office—Fuel Oil is up nearly 100% from last year—meat—up over 10%-- milk jumped 16—eggs 33— coffee 16—and cars both new and used are too expensive to even discuss for most families anymore—BUT Joe and the Clowns still think you should just run out and buy an electric car—because—you know—spending 60 grand will save you a couple hundred dollars a month— That is true Democrat math right there— And lets not forget who is really getting plowed right now—farmers—from here to the Netherlands—diesel—fertilizer and the war on agriculture in general is making it nearly impossible for many—in fact farm foreclosures continue at a very dangerous pace— That means that food security in this nation—that has produced more food than any in history—could be facing food shortages and real challenges in the not to distant future— But don't worry China and others are buying up the farm land and they will be sure to use it in your best interest— The idea of homeownership is getting plowed under right now too—the days of 2 and 3 percent mortgages are just a memorty now—and likely will never return—some would say that's a good thing—would you? American pride is also getting plowed under—BUT that will not last—because we will rise above the incompetence of these fools in Washington—we will get rid of the Socialists and communists that wander among us—and we will get a shot at rebuilding this great nation— But you have to make sure you don't get plowed under by all the things you are seeing—and know we can—and we will do better in the days to come—we will get our hands back on the wheel—and President Disaster will get the boot before the point of no return— BUT you must vote against every single person that supports what is currently happening—you must vote for America First candidates—I don't know who will end up running for the White House in 2 years—and right now it doesn't matter—right now we have to correct what we can and go from there—this is a critical time in American history and you have the power to get involved and make a difference
Guys! We've fought our way out of the Kumite. We've given you a preview of our Patreon content. Now it's time to get back down to business. This week we bring you Tales of the Octopoidial kind! Behold the dreaded Octoman! Gasp as we tackle the Octosquatch! Grovel in fear as the March of the Cephalopods descend from the skies to haunt a well-meaning farmer! Just what are these octopod creatures? Are they relatives of our ocean bound squids and octopuses or something else entirely? www.thewhatcasters.comwww.patreon.com/thewhatcast
Questions & Answers We are starting a Question & Answer series. Do you have questions? It is ok to have questions? We should seek answers to our questions. Instead of taking a text and preaching to you, in this “Questions and Answers” series we will be taking your questions and answering them live. Anonymous Text Line We have set up an anonymous text line for you to send in your questions. 214 – 856 – 0550 Please send us your questions and then come join us in-person or online July 10th as we kick off this series. Awkward Introductions Although awkward, introductions are necessary. The creation story of Genesis God creates Adam & then Eve. God introduces Adam to Adam by naming him. God introduces Adam to Eve… and Adam cries, “Woah Man” (woman). We never really have an official God introduction where he reaches out a handshake and says, “Hello, I am God, Your Father and creator.” God reveals who He is, through fulfilling a need. Adam & Eve needed a creator, and in fulfilling that need, God introduces Himself. Adam and Eve had it made in the shade. They had everything they needed in the garden. Everything they needed came from God. God was everything they needed. It all went wrong when they reached out toward someone else… the serpent. The serpent was not concerned with the needs of Adam & Eve. The serpent was concerned with his own selfish desires. Instead of God – the serpent. How would God handle this situation?God loved mankind, but mankind had rejected Him. How would you handle rejection? Burn it all down? Revenge? Lower your standards? Grovel & beg? God keeps re-introducing Himself to mankind through our needs and weakness. What if you had to reintroduce yourself to someone repeatedly? Movies: “50 first dates” or “Groundhog Day”The Bible is the story of God re-introducing Himself to mankind over & over again. Awkward Introductions In Exodus 3, God awkwardly re-introduces Himself to mankind as Adam and Eve stand nakedly before Him. God speaks to Moses from a burning bush and tells Moses to set the slaves free in Egypt. Moses then asks this question… Exodus 3:13 (NIV) Moses said to God, “Suppose I go to the Israelites and say to them, ‘The God of your fathers has sent me to you,' and they ask me, ‘What is his name?' Then what shall I tell them?” Moses is talking to God from a burning bush and basically asks… What is your name again? EMBARASSING. 2000 years after creating mankind, we need a reintroduction. 14 God said to Moses, “I am who I am. This is what you are to say to the Israelites: ‘I am' has sent me to you.'” God re-introduces Himself as “I AM.” What a strange way to introduce yourself. I AM (Exodus 3:14) I exist, have always existed, and will always exist. Self-existent. I need no help existing. It requires more info… I AM what? I AM fill in the blank. God is the I AM… but it requires more info. God also introduces Himself as the HE IS. As early as Genesis 2, God is introduced by the name “HE IS.” HE IS Yahweh I AM & HE IS? What is the difference? (1ST and 2nd forms of speech - perspective) Say, “HE IS YAHWEH.” Yahweh means HE IS. Used 6,521 in scripture and another 50 times it is us with the shortening “YAH.” (Exodus 15:2 for example) HalleluYAH means highest praise to YAHWEH – HE IS. Say “HE IS YAHWEH.” God invites us to call Him Yahweh… but this still requires more info? HE IS what? Genesis 2:4 (NIV) This is the account of the heavens and the earth when they were created, when the Lord God made the earth and the heavens. The word Lord is Yahweh. We have translated it LORD because the words “HE IS” would confuse the translation. The Word God = Elohim Yahweh Elohim | HE IS God- Genesis 2:4 This is the first compound name of God in scripture. 2 words are put together to reveal God's identity – HE IS GOD. When Humanity needed a creator God to bring life to the universe, God came up and introduced Himself as YAHWEH ELOHIM – HE IS Go...
Comedian and radio talk show host Kevin Downey Jr. joined Rich to discuss New York officials reaction to the Supreme Court ruling on gun control laws in their state and the expansion of Title IX under Biden
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Diary of a Serial Hostess is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a paid subscriber.In the world of high society -or any other- having a good reputation is worth a pot of gold, well, actually more like one of those huge diamonds; yes, those rare, flawless, emerald-cut ones that make your finger develop muscle tone. A good reputation is like an invisible aura that follows you sprinkling fairy dust wherever you go. Humm, maybe like a guardian angel? (I think I have read too many rom-coms lately). A bad reputation is exactly the same as the good one except that…. it is bad. “Reputation is what other people think about you, character is who you are” Your reputation needs to be nurtured, cared for, and protected if you want to be considered in society. Not that you should really care what “people” think about you. However, it is your character that drives that consideration and the reputation that precedes you. A good reputation opens proverbial doors, eases the way into business deals, and speaks for it itself in social situations. Yes, it precedes you sending information ahead of time so when you show up… Reputations take years to develop, both good and bad. A bad reputation is not just a “one-off” but a pattern of behavior. It is consistent and expected. It is what your actions have caused and how people have reacted to them. It is when bad judgment is totally expected and anticipated. It is when people cringe when you walk into a room and they roll their eyes: “Oh Johnny is Johnny… you know…” It is when a friend says “Watch out for Charley… not trustworthy ”. Or when as you are introduced to someone, the person whispers: “Danny is totally two-faced. Beware”. I know someone who has a reputation for cheating at golf. 30 years later, if you mention his name anywhere in the world, the golf story pops up. Automatically. Regardless of whether he has cheated ever again or not, his reputation precedes him. Someone else I know was accused of making naughty movies. Seriously. And that wonderful person, whom I know very well and will put my hand on the fire to say that she didn't, is still being critiqued for doing so. Her reputation precedes her. I also know someone who has really worked on his reputation. Saintly! is what you hear when you mention his name. My personal experience -and that of many other friends- is the polar opposite. Mean spirited, cruel, and totally ruthless. Not someone you'd want by your side. But this person cruises through life under his wrongly earned great reputation. I can tell you from experience that trusting someone based on their “great” reputation is like putting your hand in a bucket of snakes and expecting to not get bitten. But, once one achieves that high strata of an exalted reputation, anything and everything one does is considered brilliant. If you have the reputation of being stylish, mixing five animal patterns all in one outfit would be considered… so chic! If you are known to be a great cook, serving frozen meatloaf with powder mashed potatoes (and not telling) is… Inspired! If your reputation is of being trustworthy, any opinion or comment is considered… The Truth. And, if you have the reputation of being a savvy business person, any deal you present is considered… Genius! Reputations linger but are not lost because of a moment in time, one bad decision, or your reaction to a specific stressful situation. We are all human, we all make errors. It is consistency that wins the day here! It does happen…. when you are not paying attention that people around you take advantage of those moments to try and destroy you. Maybe jealous of your success, desperate to one-up you, or even just do it because they can. The good news is that your character will not be tarnished by a small group of evil-minded people. It is their reputation that is at stake here and their lack of judgment in creating a smear campaign against you that will be remembered. Your reputation may be hurt for a moment, but your character remains intact. Good reputations are earned. Bit by bit, day by day. And so, the question here is what to do. How does one protect oneself from the possible enemy? How does one protect The Reputation? How do you convince the world that you are not the person those venom-spraying people claim you are? Easy. Hang in there. Your consistently good character will speak for itself. And so go back to quote: “Reputation is what other people think of you, character is who you are”. If you care, the only way that you can help yourself is by creating a posse of friends who will speak on your behalf and crush any rumor or conversation about you. Similar to what politicians -and others- do by hiring “spin doctors”, society people will listen only to other high-placed socials. Seriously, if Annette approves of you, then you are totally in. Bad reputation and all. But, seriously, basing your life on what “people” think of you is never a good idea. You cannot control their thoughts, their misinformation, and their obsession with you. Just focus on maintaining your flawless character! Easy, right? And so, the moral of this story as explained by Socrates is: “The way to a good reputation is an endeavor to be what you desire to appear”. This is pretty close to something my father used to tell my sisters and me growing up, which is that not only should we behave well, but we have to look like we are behaving well. Geeez! Sincerely,The Serial Hostess Thank you for subscribing to Diary of a Serial Hostess. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a paid subscriber. It will help to fix the roof and keep the lights on! Check out other articles in the archives like: “How to Grovel in High Society”“When You Are Not Invited” “Spotting a Social Climber” I'd love to hear from you. Please leave me a comment or ask me any questions! Coming up:Resources & Sources Vol 5. Gazpacho and Other Stories. All About the App. Fellow Authors:Gus writes Gus Clemens on Wine, a daily column about… you guessed it! Wine!. Wines, humor, nationally syndicated wine column, photographs, and podcasts. Take a look at his archives and read about your favorite wines. Leigh writes As We Eat, a multi-platform storytelling project exploring how food connects, defines, and inspires. As she travels around the US with her partner in their caravan, they explore food and share thoughts through newsletters, websites, and podcasts.Charlotte Rutledge writes Balanced Diet, a rotating selection of original recipes, curated links pertaining to the food system, and recipe reviews. Thank you for subscribing. Leave a comment or share this episode.
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Diary of a Serial Hostess is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a paid subscriber.In the world of high society -or any other- having a good reputation is worth a pot of gold, well, actually more like one of those huge diamonds; yes, those rare, flawless, emerald-cut ones that make your finger develop muscle tone. A good reputation is like an invisible aura that follows you sprinkling fairy dust wherever you go. Humm, maybe like a guardian angel? (I think I have read too many rom-coms lately). A bad reputation is exactly the same as the good one except that…. it is bad. “Reputation is what other people think about you, character is who you are” Your reputation needs to be nurtured, cared for, and protected if you want to be considered in society. Not that you should really care what “people” think about you. However, it is your character that drives that consideration and the reputation that precedes you. A good reputation opens proverbial doors, eases the way into business deals, and speaks for it itself in social situations. Yes, it precedes you sending information ahead of time so when you show up… Reputations take years to develop, both good and bad. A bad reputation is not just a “one-off” but a pattern of behavior. It is consistent and expected. It is what your actions have caused and how people have reacted to them. It is when bad judgment is totally expected and anticipated. It is when people cringe when you walk into a room and they roll their eyes: “Oh Johnny is Johnny… you know…” It is when a friend says “Watch out for Charley… not trustworthy ”. Or when as you are introduced to someone, the person whispers: “Danny is totally two-faced. Beware”. I know someone who has a reputation for cheating at golf. 30 years later, if you mention his name anywhere in the world, the golf story pops up. Automatically. Regardless of whether he has cheated ever again or not, his reputation precedes him. Someone else I know was accused of making naughty movies. Seriously. And that wonderful person, whom I know very well and will put my hand on the fire to say that she didn't, is still being critiqued for doing so. Her reputation precedes her. I also know someone who has really worked on his reputation. Saintly! is what you hear when you mention his name. My personal experience -and that of many other friends- is the polar opposite. Mean spirited, cruel, and totally ruthless. Not someone you'd want by your side. But this person cruises through life under his wrongly earned great reputation. I can tell you from experience that trusting someone based on their “great” reputation is like putting your hand in a bucket of snakes and expecting to not get bitten. But, once one achieves that high strata of an exalted reputation, anything and everything one does is considered brilliant. If you have the reputation of being stylish, mixing five animal patterns all in one outfit would be considered… so chic! If you are known to be a great cook, serving frozen meatloaf with powder mashed potatoes (and not telling) is… Inspired! If your reputation is of being trustworthy, any opinion or comment is considered… The Truth. And, if you have the reputation of being a savvy business person, any deal you present is considered… Genius! Reputations linger but are not lost because of a moment in time, one bad decision, or your reaction to a specific stressful situation. We are all human, we all make errors. It is consistency that wins the day here! It does happen…. when you are not paying attention that people around you take advantage of those moments to try and destroy you. Maybe jealous of your success, desperate to one-up you, or even just do it because they can. The good news is that your character will not be tarnished by a small group of evil-minded people. It is their reputation that is at stake here and their lack of judgment in creating a smear campaign against you that will be remembered. Your reputation may be hurt for a moment, but your character remains intact. Good reputations are earned. Bit by bit, day by day. And so, the question here is what to do. How does one protect oneself from the possible enemy? How does one protect The Reputation? How do you convince the world that you are not the person those venom-spraying people claim you are? Easy. Hang in there. Your consistently good character will speak for itself. And so go back to quote: “Reputation is what other people think of you, character is who you are”. If you care, the only way that you can help yourself is by creating a posse of friends who will speak on your behalf and crush any rumor or conversation about you. Similar to what politicians -and others- do by hiring “spin doctors”, society people will listen only to other high-placed socials. Seriously, if Annette approves of you, then you are totally in. Bad reputation and all. But, seriously, basing your life on what “people” think of you is never a good idea. You cannot control their thoughts, their misinformation, and their obsession with you. Just focus on maintaining your flawless character! Easy, right? And so, the moral of this story as explained by Socrates is: “The way to a good reputation is an endeavor to be what you desire to appear”. This is pretty close to something my father used to tell my sisters and me growing up, which is that not only should we behave well, but we have to look like we are behaving well. Geeez! Sincerely,The Serial Hostess Thank you for subscribing to Diary of a Serial Hostess. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a paid subscriber. It will help to fix the roof and keep the lights on! Check out other articles in the archives like: “How to Grovel in High Society”“When You Are Not Invited” “Spotting a Social Climber” I'd love to hear from you. Please leave me a comment or ask me any questions! Coming up:Resources & Sources Vol 5. Gazpacho and Other Stories. All About the App. Fellow Authors:Gus writes Gus Clemens on Wine, a daily column about… you guessed it! Wine!. Wines, humor, nationally syndicated wine column, photographs, and podcasts. Take a look at his archives and read about your favorite wines. Leigh writes As We Eat, a multi-platform storytelling project exploring how food connects, defines, and inspires. As she travels around the US with her partner in their caravan, they explore food and share thoughts through newsletters, websites, and podcasts.Charlotte Rutledge writes Balanced Diet, a rotating selection of original recipes, curated links pertaining to the food system, and recipe reviews. Thank you for subscribing. Leave a comment or share this episode.
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Diary of a Serial Hostess is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a paid subscriber.In the world of high society -or any other- having a good reputation is worth a pot of gold, well, actually more like one of those huge diamonds; yes, those rare, flawless, emerald-cut ones that make your finger develop muscle tone. A good reputation is like an invisible aura that follows you sprinkling fairy dust wherever you go. Humm, maybe like a guardian angel? (I think I have read too many rom-coms lately). A bad reputation is exactly the same as the good one except that…. it is bad. “Reputation is what other people think about you, character is who you are” Your reputation needs to be nurtured, cared for, and protected if you want to be considered in society. Not that you should really care what “people” think about you. However, it is your character that drives that consideration and the reputation that precedes you. A good reputation opens proverbial doors, eases the way into business deals, and speaks for it itself in social situations. Yes, it precedes you sending information ahead of time so when you show up… Reputations take years to develop, both good and bad. A bad reputation is not just a “one-off” but a pattern of behavior. It is consistent and expected. It is what your actions have caused and how people have reacted to them. It is when bad judgment is totally expected and anticipated. It is when people cringe when you walk into a room and they roll their eyes: “Oh Johnny is Johnny… you know…” It is when a friend says “Watch out for Charley… not trustworthy ”. Or when as you are introduced to someone, the person whispers: “Danny is totally two-faced. Beware”. I know someone who has a reputation for cheating at golf. 30 years later, if you mention his name anywhere in the world, the golf story pops up. Automatically. Regardless of whether he has cheated ever again or not, his reputation precedes him. Someone else I know was accused of making naughty movies. Seriously. And that wonderful person, whom I know very well and will put my hand on the fire to say that she didn't, is still being critiqued for doing so. Her reputation precedes her. I also know someone who has really worked on his reputation. Saintly! is what you hear when you mention his name. My personal experience -and that of many other friends- is the polar opposite. Mean spirited, cruel, and totally ruthless. Not someone you'd want by your side. But this person cruises through life under his wrongly earned great reputation. I can tell you from experience that trusting someone based on their “great” reputation is like putting your hand in a bucket of snakes and expecting to not get bitten. But, once one achieves that high strata of an exalted reputation, anything and everything one does is considered brilliant. If you have the reputation of being stylish, mixing five animal patterns all in one outfit would be considered… so chic! If you are known to be a great cook, serving frozen meatloaf with powder mashed potatoes (and not telling) is… Inspired! If your reputation is of being trustworthy, any opinion or comment is considered… The Truth. And, if you have the reputation of being a savvy business person, any deal you present is considered… Genius! Reputations linger but are not lost because of a moment in time, one bad decision, or your reaction to a specific stressful situation. We are all human, we all make errors. It is consistency that wins the day here! It does happen…. when you are not paying attention that people around you take advantage of those moments to try and destroy you. Maybe jealous of your success, desperate to one-up you, or even just do it because they can. The good news is that your character will not be tarnished by a small group of evil-minded people. It is their reputation that is at stake here and their lack of judgment in creating a smear campaign against you that will be remembered. Your reputation may be hurt for a moment, but your character remains intact. Good reputations are earned. Bit by bit, day by day. And so, the question here is what to do. How does one protect oneself from the possible enemy? How does one protect The Reputation? How do you convince the world that you are not the person those venom-spraying people claim you are? Easy. Hang in there. Your consistently good character will speak for itself. And so go back to quote: “Reputation is what other people think of you, character is who you are”. If you care, the only way that you can help yourself is by creating a posse of friends who will speak on your behalf and crush any rumor or conversation about you. Similar to what politicians -and others- do by hiring “spin doctors”, society people will listen only to other high-placed socials. Seriously, if Annette approves of you, then you are totally in. Bad reputation and all. But, seriously, basing your life on what “people” think of you is never a good idea. You cannot control their thoughts, their misinformation, and their obsession with you. Just focus on maintaining your flawless character! Easy, right? And so, the moral of this story as explained by Socrates is: “The way to a good reputation is an endeavor to be what you desire to appear”. This is pretty close to something my father used to tell my sisters and me growing up, which is that not only should we behave well, but we have to look like we are behaving well. Geeez! Sincerely,The Serial Hostess Thank you for subscribing to Diary of a Serial Hostess. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a paid subscriber. It will help to fix the roof and keep the lights on! Check out other articles in the archives like: “How to Grovel in High Society”“When You Are Not Invited” “Spotting a Social Climber” I'd love to hear from you. Please leave me a comment or ask me any questions! Coming up:Resources & Sources Vol 5. Gazpacho and Other Stories. All About the App. Fellow Authors:Gus writes Gus Clemens on Wine, a daily column about… you guessed it! Wine!. Wines, humor, nationally syndicated wine column, photographs, and podcasts. Take a look at his archives and read about your favorite wines. Leigh writes As We Eat, a multi-platform storytelling project exploring how food connects, defines, and inspires. As she travels around the US with her partner in their caravan, they explore food and share thoughts through newsletters, websites, and podcasts.Charlotte Rutledge writes Balanced Diet, a rotating selection of original recipes, curated links pertaining to the food system, and recipe reviews. Thank you for subscribing. Leave a comment or share this episode.
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Diary of a Serial Hostess is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a paid subscriber.My New Year's Resolution for 2022 is to not speak badly about anyone (well, and also to lose 20 pounds but let's not discuss that!) As of now, I am not doing too badly. I am really remembering that being kind is a better way to be and, who am I to throw the first stone? On that note, I am the first to have a re-hash breakfast after a big party, and love hearing other people's versions of dinners at home, and thoroughly enjoy the frivolous scoop of who-did-what-where. I am always fascinated by people's lives and how they succeed at life and at work… or not. I don't, however, like friend-bashing. In the world of high society, being a nasty gossip is akin to being a piranha. Yes, you'll get invited only when the host wants you to spread the word, or go to big parties where the damage of your critical opinions will wash out in a sea of people. Gossip, pure, un-adulterated gossip is totally fun, irresistible, and charming. It is a way to share information about someone without malice or ill intent. It is a way we relate in society and how we pass on personal knowledge of friends and acquaintances. It can actually be helpful on occasions, like when meeting new people or a possible beau or even at work when interviewing for a new position. Getting a “heads up” about someone can be the difference between success and failure. Gossip, in this case, is just that… an amusing story about someone with the intent to make them look… funnier, prettier, more successful, charming, in essence: better. Dominic Dunne's books are a great example. Fabulously juicy and full of inside scoop, but not nasty. Nasty gossip, on the other hand, is putting someone down for the sake of it, it is cruel and untrue, often based on a sliver of misinformation and enlarged to create havoc and pain. Nasty comments, for some reason, always float around that person making it necessary to bring it up constantly and defend yourself. It is like a constant reminder of what it was, a life-long dark cloud overhead. Truman Capote comes to mind. Sounds like fun? I don't think so. When I first moved to Palm Beach, I was invited to a couple of ladies' lunches where the girls spent the entire lunch bashing their husbands… I learned more about these people in an hour and a half than they probably wanted me to know. It was horrible. And I have to say they never became my friends. I have learned early on not to say nasty things about people in my group. It always, always gets back to them. Always. Then you have to grovel and ask forgiveness by prostrating yourself at their mercy (see archives “How to Grovel in High-Society). Most people may forgive you, but they will never forget. In time, I have learned to tell the story… as scandalous and unbelievable as it may be without saying names. In the inside knowledge, the guessing game begins and ends with me. There is a saying from Spain that roughly translated says: “Talk about the sin, not the sinner”. And I must say, that I love correcting highly exaggerated bits of gossip about people that I do know. Friends are friends for a reason. Support them in public or move on. In addition, anyone who listens to your hilariously funny commentary about Raymond's little personal issues will always wonder if they may be next. So I say, defend your friends no matter what. Of course, all bets are off in regards to movie stars and badly behaving royals. It has always amazed me how society moves around malicious gossip and how people are shunned for no reason at all. And also, how some people are like Teflon pans; they get away with near murder and society thinks is perfectly all right. Having lived in small, micro-cosmic communities like Southampton and Palm Beach, I can tell you that nasty gossip destroys not only reputations but families and livelihoods. When you hear someone start a sentence with “Have you heard?” or “Did you know” or “How about…” run the opposite direction. These people, the gossip mongers, name droppers, and tale-tellers are dangerous individuals. You know who they are. Stay away. There is a very clear line that separates a fabulous raconteur from a nasty gossiper! So now, I really verify my facts before “telling” a story or mentioning personal information about anyone (without using their name, of course). Being discreet is truly an asset. If you like the inside scoop of famous people, check out these books: Nemesis: The True Story of Aristotle Onassis by Peter Evans. A friend recently described it as: “Wow...eye-popping. A big dish of slutty ice cream and I enjoyed every bite!” Thank you, MC! Dropped Names by Frank Langella: Juicy tidbits of well-known figures (all now deceased) From Marylin Monroe to Bunny Mellon and more in between. Totally riveting. As the “social whisperer,” you should really take gossip with a proverbial grain of salt. Meaning, don't believe everything you hear and don't repeat it unless you know it is true. Gossiping about extra-marital affairs is cruel and could devastate the married person. Telling friends about other people's financial dramas is none of your business and can really hurt their reputations and financial security. It is always about sex or money, right? So, be kind and be discreet. Your friends will be eternally grateful. Yours truly, The Serial Hostess And… Antonius Caviar is considered the best brand of European caviar and is now available in the US. They breed the sturgeons in Poland where the fisheries are located and are all run by the same family. Each tin is traceable to each female fish. I am working with them to spread the word and have an offer of a small discount for you to try it out. Use code VICTORIA at check out. Antonius CaviarComing Up: April 14th. Manners Matter.- And no, this is not about how to hold the fork. April 22nd. A Little Bit of All That. Doing it all and the magic of spur-of-the-moment.May 4th Resources & Sources, Madrid. Vol 4 Diary of a Serial Hostess is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a paid subscriber.Fellow Authors on Substack: Gus writes Gus Clemens on Wine, a daily column about… you guessed it! Wine!. Wines, humor, nationally syndicated wine column, photographs, and podcasts. Take a look at his archives and read about your favorite wines. Leigh writes As We Eat, a multi-platform storytelling project exploring how food connects, defines, and inspires. As she travels around the US with her partner in their caravan, they explore food and share thoughts through newsletters, websites, and podcasts.Charlotte Rutledge writes Balanced Diet, a rotating selection of original recipes, curated links pertaining to the food system, and recipe reviews.. Thank you for subscribing. Leave a comment or share this episode.
Diary of a Serial Hostess is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a paid subscriber.My New Year's Resolution for 2022 is to not speak badly about anyone (well, and also to lose 20 pounds but let's not discuss that!) As of now, I am not doing too badly. I am really remembering that being kind is a better way to be and, who am I to throw the first stone? On that note, I am the first to have a re-hash breakfast after a big party, and love hearing other people's versions of dinners at home, and thoroughly enjoy the frivolous scoop of who-did-what-where. I am always fascinated by people's lives and how they succeed at life and at work… or not. I don't, however, like friend-bashing. In the world of high society, being a nasty gossip is akin to being a piranha. Yes, you'll get invited only when the host wants you to spread the word, or go to big parties where the damage of your critical opinions will wash out in a sea of people. Gossip, pure, un-adulterated gossip is totally fun, irresistible, and charming. It is a way to share information about someone without malice or ill intent. It is a way we relate in society and how we pass on personal knowledge of friends and acquaintances. It can actually be helpful on occasions, like when meeting new people or a possible beau or even at work when interviewing for a new position. Getting a “heads up” about someone can be the difference between success and failure. Gossip, in this case, is just that… an amusing story about someone with the intent to make them look… funnier, prettier, more successful, charming, in essence: better. Dominic Dunne's books are a great example. Fabulously juicy and full of inside scoop, but not nasty. Nasty gossip, on the other hand, is putting someone down for the sake of it, it is cruel and untrue, often based on a sliver of misinformation and enlarged to create havoc and pain. Nasty comments, for some reason, always float around that person making it necessary to bring it up constantly and defend yourself. It is like a constant reminder of what it was, a life-long dark cloud overhead. Truman Capote comes to mind. Sounds like fun? I don't think so. When I first moved to Palm Beach, I was invited to a couple of ladies' lunches where the girls spent the entire lunch bashing their husbands… I learned more about these people in an hour and a half than they probably wanted me to know. It was horrible. And I have to say they never became my friends. I have learned early on not to say nasty things about people in my group. It always, always gets back to them. Always. Then you have to grovel and ask forgiveness by prostrating yourself at their mercy (see archives “How to Grovel in High-Society). Most people may forgive you, but they will never forget. In time, I have learned to tell the story… as scandalous and unbelievable as it may be without saying names. In the inside knowledge, the guessing game begins and ends with me. There is a saying from Spain that roughly translated says: “Talk about the sin, not the sinner”. And I must say, that I love correcting highly exaggerated bits of gossip about people that I do know. Friends are friends for a reason. Support them in public or move on. In addition, anyone who listens to your hilariously funny commentary about Raymond's little personal issues will always wonder if they may be next. So I say, defend your friends no matter what. Of course, all bets are off in regards to movie stars and badly behaving royals. It has always amazed me how society moves around malicious gossip and how people are shunned for no reason at all. And also, how some people are like Teflon pans; they get away with near murder and society thinks is perfectly all right. Having lived in small, micro-cosmic communities like Southampton and Palm Beach, I can tell you that nasty gossip destroys not only reputations but families and livelihoods. When you hear someone start a sentence with “Have you heard?” or “Did you know” or “How about…” run the opposite direction. These people, the gossip mongers, name droppers, and tale-tellers are dangerous individuals. You know who they are. Stay away. There is a very clear line that separates a fabulous raconteur from a nasty gossiper! So now, I really verify my facts before “telling” a story or mentioning personal information about anyone (without using their name, of course). Being discreet is truly an asset. If you like the inside scoop of famous people, check out these books: Nemesis: The True Story of Aristotle Onassis by Peter Evans. A friend recently described it as: “Wow...eye-popping. A big dish of slutty ice cream and I enjoyed every bite!” Thank you, MC! Dropped Names by Frank Langella: Juicy tidbits of well-known figures (all now deceased) From Marylin Monroe to Bunny Mellon and more in between. Totally riveting. As the “social whisperer,” you should really take gossip with a proverbial grain of salt. Meaning, don't believe everything you hear and don't repeat it unless you know it is true. Gossiping about extra-marital affairs is cruel and could devastate the married person. Telling friends about other people's financial dramas is none of your business and can really hurt their reputations and financial security. It is always about sex or money, right? So, be kind and be discreet. Your friends will be eternally grateful. Yours truly, The Serial Hostess And… Antonius Caviar is considered the best brand of European caviar and is now available in the US. They breed the sturgeons in Poland where the fisheries are located and are all run by the same family. Each tin is traceable to each female fish. I am working with them to spread the word and have an offer of a small discount for you to try it out. Use code VICTORIA at check out. Antonius CaviarComing Up: April 14th. Manners Matter.- And no, this is not about how to hold the fork. April 22nd. A Little Bit of All That. Doing it all and the magic of spur-of-the-moment.May 4th Resources & Sources, Madrid. Vol 4 Diary of a Serial Hostess is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a paid subscriber.Fellow Authors on Substack: Gus writes Gus Clemens on Wine, a daily column about… you guessed it! Wine!. Wines, humor, nationally syndicated wine column, photographs, and podcasts. Take a look at his archives and read about your favorite wines. Leigh writes As We Eat, a multi-platform storytelling project exploring how food connects, defines, and inspires. As she travels around the US with her partner in their caravan, they explore food and share thoughts through newsletters, websites, and podcasts.Charlotte Rutledge writes Balanced Diet, a rotating selection of original recipes, curated links pertaining to the food system, and recipe reviews.. Thank you for subscribing. Leave a comment or share this episode.
Diary of a Serial Hostess is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a paid subscriber.My New Year's Resolution for 2022 is to not speak badly about anyone (well, and also to lose 20 pounds but let's not discuss that!) As of now, I am not doing too badly. I am really remembering that being kind is a better way to be and, who am I to throw the first stone? On that note, I am the first to have a re-hash breakfast after a big party, and love hearing other people's versions of dinners at home, and thoroughly enjoy the frivolous scoop of who-did-what-where. I am always fascinated by people's lives and how they succeed at life and at work… or not. I don't, however, like friend-bashing. In the world of high society, being a nasty gossip is akin to being a piranha. Yes, you'll get invited only when the host wants you to spread the word, or go to big parties where the damage of your critical opinions will wash out in a sea of people. Gossip, pure, un-adulterated gossip is totally fun, irresistible, and charming. It is a way to share information about someone without malice or ill intent. It is a way we relate in society and how we pass on personal knowledge of friends and acquaintances. It can actually be helpful on occasions, like when meeting new people or a possible beau or even at work when interviewing for a new position. Getting a “heads up” about someone can be the difference between success and failure. Gossip, in this case, is just that… an amusing story about someone with the intent to make them look… funnier, prettier, more successful, charming, in essence: better. Dominic Dunne's books are a great example. Fabulously juicy and full of inside scoop, but not nasty. Nasty gossip, on the other hand, is putting someone down for the sake of it, it is cruel and untrue, often based on a sliver of misinformation and enlarged to create havoc and pain. Nasty comments, for some reason, always float around that person making it necessary to bring it up constantly and defend yourself. It is like a constant reminder of what it was, a life-long dark cloud overhead. Truman Capote comes to mind. Sounds like fun? I don't think so. When I first moved to Palm Beach, I was invited to a couple of ladies' lunches where the girls spent the entire lunch bashing their husbands… I learned more about these people in an hour and a half than they probably wanted me to know. It was horrible. And I have to say they never became my friends. I have learned early on not to say nasty things about people in my group. It always, always gets back to them. Always. Then you have to grovel and ask forgiveness by prostrating yourself at their mercy (see archives “How to Grovel in High-Society). Most people may forgive you, but they will never forget. In time, I have learned to tell the story… as scandalous and unbelievable as it may be without saying names. In the inside knowledge, the guessing game begins and ends with me. There is a saying from Spain that roughly translated says: “Talk about the sin, not the sinner”. And I must say, that I love correcting highly exaggerated bits of gossip about people that I do know. Friends are friends for a reason. Support them in public or move on. In addition, anyone who listens to your hilariously funny commentary about Raymond's little personal issues will always wonder if they may be next. So I say, defend your friends no matter what. Of course, all bets are off in regards to movie stars and badly behaving royals. It has always amazed me how society moves around malicious gossip and how people are shunned for no reason at all. And also, how some people are like Teflon pans; they get away with near murder and society thinks is perfectly all right. Having lived in small, micro-cosmic communities like Southampton and Palm Beach, I can tell you that nasty gossip destroys not only reputations but families and livelihoods. When you hear someone start a sentence with “Have you heard?” or “Did you know” or “How about…” run the opposite direction. These people, the gossip mongers, name droppers, and tale-tellers are dangerous individuals. You know who they are. Stay away. There is a very clear line that separates a fabulous raconteur from a nasty gossiper! So now, I really verify my facts before “telling” a story or mentioning personal information about anyone (without using their name, of course). Being discreet is truly an asset. If you like the inside scoop of famous people, check out these books: Nemesis: The True Story of Aristotle Onassis by Peter Evans. A friend recently described it as: “Wow...eye-popping. A big dish of slutty ice cream and I enjoyed every bite!” Thank you, MC! Dropped Names by Frank Langella: Juicy tidbits of well-known figures (all now deceased) From Marylin Monroe to Bunny Mellon and more in between. Totally riveting. As the “social whisperer,” you should really take gossip with a proverbial grain of salt. Meaning, don't believe everything you hear and don't repeat it unless you know it is true. Gossiping about extra-marital affairs is cruel and could devastate the married person. Telling friends about other people's financial dramas is none of your business and can really hurt their reputations and financial security. It is always about sex or money, right? So, be kind and be discreet. Your friends will be eternally grateful. Yours truly, The Serial Hostess And… Antonius Caviar is considered the best brand of European caviar and is now available in the US. They breed the sturgeons in Poland where the fisheries are located and are all run by the same family. Each tin is traceable to each female fish. I am working with them to spread the word and have an offer of a small discount for you to try it out. Use code VICTORIA at check out. Antonius CaviarComing Up: April 14th. Manners Matter.- And no, this is not about how to hold the fork. April 22nd. A Little Bit of All That. Doing it all and the magic of spur-of-the-moment.May 4th Resources & Sources, Madrid. Vol 4 Diary of a Serial Hostess is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a paid subscriber.Fellow Authors on Substack: Gus writes Gus Clemens on Wine, a daily column about… you guessed it! Wine!. Wines, humor, nationally syndicated wine column, photographs, and podcasts. Take a look at his archives and read about your favorite wines. Leigh writes As We Eat, a multi-platform storytelling project exploring how food connects, defines, and inspires. As she travels around the US with her partner in their caravan, they explore food and share thoughts through newsletters, websites, and podcasts.Charlotte Rutledge writes Balanced Diet, a rotating selection of original recipes, curated links pertaining to the food system, and recipe reviews.. Thank you for subscribing. Leave a comment or share this episode.
Dinner and a Bible, aka the funny things my kids say in front of Jesus.
People who believe they deserve more than others, and even above the law, are getting caught every month. Sadly, we need to make sure our own hearts are protected.
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It is said that guests of guests never bring guests. But guests, in my house, are always welcome to bring guests. It is not the first tier of unknown guests who are the problem, it is the guests of guests that will be an issue. This is a real problem in the world of high-society entertaining. When people begin to hear about the fabulous party you are organizing, those who have not been invited will practically do anything to get invited or will leave town on a very last-minute cruise. While hosting small dinners is not an issue -most sane people are not going to crash a small dinner. But, when, like in the “old” days parties for 40 become the norm, people who are not invited, feel that you are the one that has made the mistake and show up. In this case, graciousness and charm always win and so, give them a drink, ask them to sit in the living room while dessert is served, or pull up a couple of chairs and let them join in. They know that you know and everybody else knows too. If you don't receive a huge bouquet of flowers the next day, strike them from your list forevermore. I am always thrilled to include friend's house guests and new significant others at my parties. If the table is not big enough, I add another table or switch the dinner to a buffet. As a point of good manners, always tell your host ahead of time so there is time to pivot and make everyone feel welcome. But I digress. Let's go back to the subject at hand. I do actually keep records of parties I give, whom I invite, the date, the reason (if any), and what I served. These notes become a reminder of the menus that were hugely successful and the ones that just didn't work. It also reminds me not to serve roast chicken to the same group again, and not to invite the same friends over and over. I don't keep a record of what I wore, which, frankly I think I should, or the wines I served because mostly they are often the same. It is fun to look back at past parties and reminisce. Some party journals have charts for sitting arrangement planning, notes on table decor, flowers, cost, etc… I haven't been able to find one in years, (I had one for each house; my old one was from Smythson) and for my Charleston house, I just use a plain gold notebook… Having a really bad memory, which I do, this notebook keeps me somewhat organized and keeps track of seasonal menus. I also jot down if anything extraordinary happened like firemen coming to the rescue or if I had to change the menu on the fly… My party journal also reminds me of friends that I haven't invited in a while. I never want to upset anyone or be unkind but sometimes people just fall off my radar for no reason at all (as I am sure I do from theirs…). It could be a series of un-meaningful issues or none at all. The point is that they are not on my mind and so, do not make the cut. When this happens, I reach out and invite them to something and start all over again. If friendship and camaraderie are there, it will flourish again. Another way to keep records of guests is a Signature Book. Often set on a table in the entranceway, it works as a collection of autographs and a fun way to look back at the visits of illustrious guests. At my family's cortijo outside Seville, my grandparent's book is still being used at home. The page photographed here is from 1928 when the queen of Spain and her daughters, the infantas, came to visit for lunch and a bullfight in our private bullring. My grandmother mentions the bad weather and that it was a party for 50 people. Edwina Mountbatten and the Marquesa de la Union (among others) had been guests the week before. Since then, my parents have hosted thousands of events and the signature book is a wonderful reminder of fantastic times and long-lasting friendships. I have always felt that when I am invited to someone's house it means much more than just being a frivolous acquaintance. And I feel the same. Once someone makes “the list” it means that I want them in my life and they become part of my rotation of guests. After all, parties are about having a good time with friends, no? A few months ago I chatted with a lady of consequence about guest lists and entertaining and she explained that she really didn't have time to have friends, all she wanted was to collect people to make her dinner parties interesting. Hummmm. I am glad I am not on her rotation! And with that tidbit of information, I leave you today. Yours truly,The Serial Hostess Check out archives and past posts like “How to Grovel in High-Society”, “The charm of Lunch” and many more. “Resources & Sources vol 2” comes out in the next couple of weeks with tons of information and lots of new ideas. Thank you! Thank you for subscribing. Leave a comment or share this episode.
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It is said that guests of guests never bring guests. But guests, in my house, are always welcome to bring guests. It is not the first tier of unknown guests who are the problem, it is the guests of guests that will be an issue. This is a real problem in the world of high-society entertaining. When people begin to hear about the fabulous party you are organizing, those who have not been invited will practically do anything to get invited or will leave town on a very last-minute cruise. While hosting small dinners is not an issue -most sane people are not going to crash a small dinner. But, when, like in the “old” days parties for 40 become the norm, people who are not invited, feel that you are the one that has made the mistake and show up. In this case, graciousness and charm always win and so, give them a drink, ask them to sit in the living room while dessert is served, or pull up a couple of chairs and let them join in. They know that you know and everybody else knows too. If you don't receive a huge bouquet of flowers the next day, strike them from your list forevermore. I am always thrilled to include friend's house guests and new significant others at my parties. If the table is not big enough, I add another table or switch the dinner to a buffet. As a point of good manners, always tell your host ahead of time so there is time to pivot and make everyone feel welcome. But I digress. Let's go back to the subject at hand. I do actually keep records of parties I give, whom I invite, the date, the reason (if any), and what I served. These notes become a reminder of the menus that were hugely successful and the ones that just didn't work. It also reminds me not to serve roast chicken to the same group again, and not to invite the same friends over and over. I don't keep a record of what I wore, which, frankly I think I should, or the wines I served because mostly they are often the same. It is fun to look back at past parties and reminisce. Some party journals have charts for sitting arrangement planning, notes on table decor, flowers, cost, etc… I haven't been able to find one in years, (I had one for each house; my old one was from Smythson) and for my Charleston house, I just use a plain gold notebook… Having a really bad memory, which I do, this notebook keeps me somewhat organized and keeps track of seasonal menus. I also jot down if anything extraordinary happened like firemen coming to the rescue or if I had to change the menu on the fly… My party journal also reminds me of friends that I haven't invited in a while. I never want to upset anyone or be unkind but sometimes people just fall off my radar for no reason at all (as I am sure I do from theirs…). It could be a series of un-meaningful issues or none at all. The point is that they are not on my mind and so, do not make the cut. When this happens, I reach out and invite them to something and start all over again. If friendship and camaraderie are there, it will flourish again. Another way to keep records of guests is a Signature Book. Often set on a table in the entranceway, it works as a collection of autographs and a fun way to look back at the visits of illustrious guests. At my family's cortijo outside Seville, my grandparent's book is still being used at home. The page photographed here is from 1928 when the queen of Spain and her daughters, the infantas, came to visit for lunch and a bullfight in our private bullring. My grandmother mentions the bad weather and that it was a party for 50 people. Edwina Mountbatten and the Marquesa de la Union (among others) had been guests the week before. Since then, my parents have hosted thousands of events and the signature book is a wonderful reminder of fantastic times and long-lasting friendships. I have always felt that when I am invited to someone's house it means much more than just being a frivolous acquaintance. And I feel the same. Once someone makes “the list” it means that I want them in my life and they become part of my rotation of guests. After all, parties are about having a good time with friends, no? A few months ago I chatted with a lady of consequence about guest lists and entertaining and she explained that she really didn't have time to have friends, all she wanted was to collect people to make her dinner parties interesting. Hummmm. I am glad I am not on her rotation! And with that tidbit of information, I leave you today. Yours truly,The Serial Hostess Check out archives and past posts like “How to Grovel in High-Society”, “The charm of Lunch” and many more. “Resources & Sources vol 2” comes out in the next couple of weeks with tons of information and lots of new ideas. Thank you! Thank you for subscribing. Leave a comment or share this episode.
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It is said that guests of guests never bring guests. But guests, in my house, are always welcome to bring guests. It is not the first tier of unknown guests who are the problem, it is the guests of guests that will be an issue. This is a real problem in the world of high-society entertaining. When people begin to hear about the fabulous party you are organizing, those who have not been invited will practically do anything to get invited or will leave town on a very last-minute cruise. While hosting small dinners is not an issue -most sane people are not going to crash a small dinner. But, when, like in the “old” days parties for 40 become the norm, people who are not invited, feel that you are the one that has made the mistake and show up. In this case, graciousness and charm always win and so, give them a drink, ask them to sit in the living room while dessert is served, or pull up a couple of chairs and let them join in. They know that you know and everybody else knows too. If you don't receive a huge bouquet of flowers the next day, strike them from your list forevermore. I am always thrilled to include friend's house guests and new significant others at my parties. If the table is not big enough, I add another table or switch the dinner to a buffet. As a point of good manners, always tell your host ahead of time so there is time to pivot and make everyone feel welcome. But I digress. Let's go back to the subject at hand. I do actually keep records of parties I give, whom I invite, the date, the reason (if any), and what I served. These notes become a reminder of the menus that were hugely successful and the ones that just didn't work. It also reminds me not to serve roast chicken to the same group again, and not to invite the same friends over and over. I don't keep a record of what I wore, which, frankly I think I should, or the wines I served because mostly they are often the same. It is fun to look back at past parties and reminisce. Some party journals have charts for sitting arrangement planning, notes on table decor, flowers, cost, etc… I haven't been able to find one in years, (I had one for each house; my old one was from Smythson) and for my Charleston house, I just use a plain gold notebook… Having a really bad memory, which I do, this notebook keeps me somewhat organized and keeps track of seasonal menus. I also jot down if anything extraordinary happened like firemen coming to the rescue or if I had to change the menu on the fly… My party journal also reminds me of friends that I haven't invited in a while. I never want to upset anyone or be unkind but sometimes people just fall off my radar for no reason at all (as I am sure I do from theirs…). It could be a series of un-meaningful issues or none at all. The point is that they are not on my mind and so, do not make the cut. When this happens, I reach out and invite them to something and start all over again. If friendship and camaraderie are there, it will flourish again. Another way to keep records of guests is a Signature Book. Often set on a table in the entranceway, it works as a collection of autographs and a fun way to look back at the visits of illustrious guests. At my family's cortijo outside Seville, my grandparent's book is still being used at home. The page photographed here is from 1928 when the queen of Spain and her daughters, the infantas, came to visit for lunch and a bullfight in our private bullring. My grandmother mentions the bad weather and that it was a party for 50 people. Edwina Mountbatten and the Marquesa de la Union (among others) had been guests the week before. Since then, my parents have hosted thousands of events and the signature book is a wonderful reminder of fantastic times and long-lasting friendships. I have always felt that when I am invited to someone's house it means much more than just being a frivolous acquaintance. And I feel the same. Once someone makes “the list” it means that I want them in my life and they become part of my rotation of guests. After all, parties are about having a good time with friends, no? A few months ago I chatted with a lady of consequence about guest lists and entertaining and she explained that she really didn't have time to have friends, all she wanted was to collect people to make her dinner parties interesting. Hummmm. I am glad I am not on her rotation! And with that tidbit of information, I leave you today. Yours truly,The Serial Hostess Check out archives and past posts like “How to Grovel in High-Society”, “The charm of Lunch” and many more. “Resources & Sources vol 2” comes out in the next couple of weeks with tons of information and lots of new ideas. Thank you! Thank you for subscribing. Leave a comment or share this episode.
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Ted Cruz found out what happens when you don't use the language of the MAGA woke orthodoxy. Plus, liberals grousing about Dick Cheney: Do you want a pro- democracy coalition or don't you? Tim Miller joins Charlie Sykes on today's podcast. Special Guest: Tim Miller.
The battle in the ballroom continues. Who will win the imps or the party?! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/utopia-podcast0/support
The battle in the ballroom continues. Who will win the imps or the party?! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/utopia-podcast0/support
Do I want justice so badly that I fail to accept someone's apology graciously? When they grovel, do I rejoice. A look at the story of Joseph.
In this episode, I talk about how the Left loves China and does whatever it can to appease them. I discuss how there is now an investigation to determine where COVID-19 originated and how John Cena begged for China's forgiveness for stating a basic fact. Sources: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/may/26/john-cena-very-sorry-for-saying-taiwan-is-a-country https://www.dailywire.com/news/f9-crashes-at-the-chinese-box-office-despite-apology-from-john-cena --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/1morethingwsologreen/support
In this episode of Ren Talks, our hosts are joined by Dr. Kimberly Tony Korol-Evans, author of “Renaissance Festivals: Merrying the Past and Present”.
Back to Kevin… Isaiah from Los Angeles, CA speaks on overcoming self sabotage and other topics. Kirk Franklin for argument with son…; --- Troy from New York discusses Jesse's comments on the bible. Lisa from Massachusetts finally stood up to her mother. Young farmer students are having trouble buying farmland over foreign developers due to student debt. Brandon from Maryland has a troublesome wife and seeks advice.
Pamela is a professional rock climber, a hydrographer, and founder of the Art of Offwidth Clinics, and a Yale graduate. She talks with us about her experiences, origins, scars, getting knocked down and getting up again. This rock warrior is as ironclad tough as they come.
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In which HPL writes to Wilfred Talman, abjectly apologizing for miscommunication regarding the idea of HPL writing a novel. This letter from late in Lovecraft's life is revealing about both his work and his concerns for his young friend's reputation.
Bow! Kneel! GROVEL!!! Funny, isn't it, how those that claim to be SOOOO offended by slavery want to inflict it upon others. Most don't even recognize just how Still-Enslaved they really are. To a god they don't recognize. It has NEVER been more important to recognize just how pervasive the "Big Lie" -- and all that goes with it -- has now become. "Take Heed that No One Deceives You" https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/hebrewnation/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/11175243/CooH-6-11-20-Take-Heed-that-No-One-Deceives-You-oops-podcast-xx.mp3
VOTE RAP: In the midst of Bernie Sanders announcing the end of his campaign we get back to the vote rap that Jim couldn't find a few weeks ago and we get educational up in this, also crank some NOFX.Custom Clown Clips: Insane Clown Posse are back with yet another scheme to make money off of their fanbase, CUSTOM CLOWN CLIPS!Face Spray: In the midst of ICP discussion, Legendary Jeff arrives and people start getting sprayed in the face with sanitizer.RETARDED!, LOUIS CK!, SINCERELY LOUIS!, GLORY OF LOVE!, NEW FOUND GLORY!, OT PENIS SAUCE!, I'M IN LOVE WITH THE COVID!, COVID IS 5G!, SELF PROMOTION JIM!, NO MERCY A COBRA KAI KICKBACK!, APPLE PODCASTS!, SUBMIT REVIEW!, MOST IMPORTANT TIME!, 5G CONSPIRACY!, DANGEROUS!, TRUTH!, BERNIE SANDERS!, ELIZABETH WARREN!, BERNIE BROS!, POLITICIANS!, GROVEL!, PROGRESSIVE!, UNSTAN!, GREAT UNIFER!, TRUMP!, GUILLOTINE!, SHOOT HIM IN THE HEAD!, TORTURE RACK!, MASS GRAVES!, VOTE RAP!, YELLOPAIN!, TEACHING!, MY VOTE DOESN'T COUNT!, BRANCHES!, COMMON SENSE!, EDUCATIONAL!, NOFX!, THE DECLINE!, THE BREWS!, LINOLEUM!, LIZA AND LOUISE!, PUNK IN DRUBLIC!, TREE!, ELEPHANT!, DOWNSIZING THE AMERICAN DREAM!, OLD DUDES!, SET YOUR GOALS!, GAIA BLEEDS!, CUSTOM CLOWN CLIPS!, INSANE CLOWN POSSE!, CAMEO!, SHAGGY 2 DOPE!, VIOLENT J!, JUGGALOS!, CUSTOM VIDEOS!, MONEY!, COPYRIGHT NOTICE!, SHAGGY IS GREAT!, YOUTUBE!, 75 EACH!, 175 FOR BOTH!, XXRAYZZ!, EMAIL!, ADDRESS!, EMINEM PACKAGE!, CLOWN CRAFT BEER!, WHOOP DUB BLUE BALLS!, PUNK SLAP!, NEDEN WET!, PISS BEER!, CLEAR PISS!, PISSED OFF!, THE BOY BLUE!, SHIT ON!, SPITS!, SANITIZER SPRAY!, IN THE FACE!, REVENGE!, DRAMATIC!, I'M GOOD!, SELTZER JEFF!, FACE MASKS!, GIRLFRIEND!, ONLYFANS!, 5 DOLLARS!, FLORIDA JOE!, SUGAR BEAR!, MOON GLORIOUS!, APOLOGY!, MISTAKE!, DON'T MAKE IT WORSE!, RETURN OF FLORIDA JOE!, BIG HOODOO!, LIKES SOMEONE ON THE BUS!, NOBODY'S FAULT!, HYPEMAN!You can find the videos from this episode at our Discord RIGHT HERE!
Weird, weird times. But, here's an episode. Giuls and Nate talk ugly pets, discern whether trick or treaters are kids or demons, and find out how cows self-actualize.NOTE: The audio quality is...different. We hope you'll forgive us because we can't be in the same place right now. Please. Please... we're begging you. Please, we're on our knees. Grovel, grovel, cringe, bow, stoop, fall. Worship, worship, beg, kneel, sponge, crawl.Visit our website at babystation.io Support us on Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/babystationpod.
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I know that you're getting sick of woke celebrities. I am too. But here we go anyway - Prince Charles has joined the woke chorus at the Bafta awards, and the Joker himself, Joaquin Phoenix was there at this side to join in the woke groveling. Let's have a bit of fun at their expense, shall we? Lord knows they've earned it.#woke #wokeprogressive #wokehollywoodhttps://www.dailywire.com/news/prince-william-joaquin-phoenix-lament-lack-of-diversity-at-bafta-awardsWebsite : www.radiobaloney.com Youtube : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzk18m2eP8NiT-rp_7Hu_PA/aboutBitchute : https://www.bitchute.com/channel/t3bYMIC3ygoL/Minds : https://www.minds.com/radio_baloney/?referrer=radio_baloney?referrer=radio_baloneyDaily Motion : https://www.dailymotion.com/dm_e6b6b940dce04dec7af03b7ecb11a53aD.Tube : https://d.tube/#!/c/radiobaloney01Spreaker podcast : https://www.spreaker.com/show/the-richie-baloney-showSpotify : spotify:show:7dzAquhzWqc06eHEXEyUyEApple podcasts : https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-richie-baloney-show/id1479355356?uo=4Google Podcasts : https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuc3ByZWFrZXIuY29tL3Nob3cvNDAzNjc4MS9lcGlzb2Rlcy9mZWVkPodcast addict : http://podplayer.net/?podId=2452790Castbox : https://castbox.fm/channel/id2360272PODCHASER : https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/the-richie-baloney-show-995436
The eternal polymorphing dance between Meepo and Griffin reaches a new and exciting point. Several of them, in fact.
Dezz & Ethan recount Dezz's birthday weekend & talk about the infamous grovel and ghosting. FOLLOW THE SHOW @TeaTimewithDezz (Twitter/Instagram/Facebook) https://instagram.com/teatimewithdezz FOLLOW US @Dezz_Kellz (Instagram) @EthanFelizzari (Twitter/Instagram/Facebook) @CKRecordsNY (Twitter/Instagram/Facebook) A CK Records Podcast. Copyright 2019 © CK Productions Inc. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/teatimewithdezz/support
Episode 78 - Mr. Werewolf Himself, Ted Alspach Introduction: Stump Jason Game Jason’s Frugal Corner: Jason - Vinhos First Edition $30 on BGG compared to $89 for the EGG version. Joel - Caylus for $15 News: Copenhagen Roll and Write is now on Kickstarter. This is a roll and Write version of the recent release Copenhagen. This has 8 days left and is $20 DinoGenics 2nd Printing. $68 19 days to go. There is an expansion available as well and upgrades of you already own the first edition. Robinson Crusoe: Escape from Despair Island Games played: Jason - PARKS Joel - Palace of Mad King Jason - Draftosaurus Joel - Silver Ted Alspach Interview: Closing:
L’inspiration en ESS, une série d'émissions réalisées avec le soutien de la Fondation Crédit Coopératif. La SAS BETA Energie propose aux petites communes rurales des territoires d’Auvergne une offre de chaleur bois "clé en main". Une alternative aux énergies fossiles qui permet de chauffer tous les habitats d’un village grâce à une chaufferie modulaire économique approvisionnée avec des plaquettes forestières issues des forêts environnantes. Rémi GROVEL, Président de la SAS BETA Energie qui a déjà mise en place ce système dans différentes communes rurales du Puy de Dôme pour chauffer des bâtiments publics nous explique pourquoi et comment ils ont par exemple raccordé Anzat le Luguet à un réseau de chaleur bois. Un bourg où la quasi-totalité des 200 habitants bénéficient désormais d’une autonomie énergétique. Une initiative réalisée avec un groupe d’entreprises locales qui présente des avantages économiques et environnementaux. Si le bois, première source d’énergie renouvelable utilisée en France est parfois sujet à polémique à cause de certains système de chauffage mis en cause pour leur impact sur la qualité de l’air, Rémi GROVEL précise que le rendement des chaudières mise en place par BETA Energie, la situation en territoire forestier qui permet un circuit court en lien avec la filière bois, l’implication des habitants dans la gestion du projet en lien avec l’équipe municipale et l’entreprise ou encore le faible coût démontre que la création d’un réseau d’énergie non fossile dans de petites communes rurales est techniquement, socialement et économiquement possible et surtout pertinente. Si la valeur par l’exemple reste assurément le meilleur moyen d’avancer dans la transition vers des énergies renouvelables, il reste à la SAS BETA Energie à convaincre de plus en plus de collectivités territoriales ! c’est l’enjeu de cette offre innovante portée par une entreprise engagée depuis 5 ans dans la transition énergétique qui vient d'être lauréat national des "Prix de l’inspiration en ESS" de la Fondation Crédit Coopératif pour son engagement social en Auvergne Rhône-Alpes. Sur toutes nos chaudières nous avons pu constater avec notre retour d’expérience sur les 3 dernières années que nous avons un rendement de 92% avec de très faibles émissions de particules et l’on a un fonctionnement qui est dotant plus vertueux que nous utilisons du bois local que nous séchons naturellement. Ce qui permet d’avoir une combustion la plus complète possible. Nous sommes très vigilants sur la façon d’exploiter la forêt et de valoriser localement le bois. Avant d’aller déforester ou en tout cas d’exploiter indignement au profit des centres urbains et des grosses industries commençons par rendre autonome énergétiquement toutes les communes rurales d’Auvergne. En tout cas des territoires ruraux qui sont forestiers. Plus d'infos : http://beta-energie.fr/ Site de la Fondation Crédit Coopératif : https://fondation.credit-cooperatif.coop/bois-energie-des-territoires-d-auvergne
This week Shrink & Rage get into some Valve & Steam news before taking a look at yet another way Anthem has screwed up. Do you have feedback for the show, have a response for something we said, or something we should know about? Drop us an e-mail at VGLPodcast@gmail.com stop by our Discord, or tweet us @VGLPodcast. Finally, if you wish to throw us some cash to help improve the show, and for various show related projects, you can do so by supporting our Patreon campaign. Show Highlights & Timestamps Games We Played (16:33) Valve Removes Rape Day from Steam (1:20:53 ) Valve terminates Contract with Artifact Designer (1:33:30) Halo: The Master Chief Collection Coming PC, Will Be on Steam (1:43:22) WoW Classic Release Schedule Spreads Content Updates Across Six Phases (1:51:03) Level 1 Gun in Anthem Does More Damage Than Top Tier Guns Anywhere (1:59:47) Community Corner (2:15:18) Discovery Queue (2:18:06) Games We Played Rage: Warframe Tangledeep Shrink: Moss Destruction The Wild Age News Valve Removes Rape Day From Steam Rape Day prompts call for UK government review Valve removes rape fantasy game from Steam Valve Terminates Contract With Artifact Designer Valve terminates contract with Artifact designer Halo: Master Chief Collection Coming to PC Halo: The Master Chief Collection Coming PC, Will Be on Steam Halo: The Master Chief Collection is coming to Steam, starting with Reach WoW Classic Will Release in Phases WoW Classic release schedule spreads content updates across six phases Anthem Starter Gun is Most Damaging in Game [Updated] Level 1 Gun in Anthem Does More Damage Than Top Tier Guns Anywhere Discovery Queue Rage: Tropico 6 – Beta Intruder Warhammer: Chaosbane Tick Tock: A Tale for Two The LEGO Movie 2 Videogame Shrink: Murderous Pursuits Enderal Forgotten Stories Outlaws of the Old West Anno 1800
Jim Geraghty of National Review and Greg Corombos of Radio America discuss President Trump's latest offer to secure the border and end the partial government shutdown and how the tide is turning against Democrats for refusing to negotiate. They also roll their eyes as Kirsten Gillibrand and Joe Biden are profusely apologizing for holding positions years ago that anger the progressive base of the Democratic Party now. And they react to signs that Maryland GOP Gov. Larry Hogan may be positioning himself for a primary challenge against President Trump.
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When in Heaven. Bow. Grovel to Government. When in Hell. Bow. Grovel to Government. In Mind's Eye. Golden Idols Surprised. Lost. Fucked. Jamie Gillis' Cock The women to flock. Pedestal crumbles. See the crock. Shit stained masses mass. Strait gas poison. Wipe the crap for fuck's sake. In boots you do quake. Hitler was […]
Listen up. Listen well. Speak for yourself or go to Hell. Behold the weak. Breathing to bow. Rancid. Raving. Revolting. By their own voice. By having a choice. By being true to themselves. Going downstairs. Rather bow in heaven than rule in Hell. Grovel to Skydaddy. Be the caddy. Clubbed to death with morals. Until […]
Jay-Z is Back! But Is He Still Capitalist? Tory Minister Deploys Obscure Slur, and Silicon Valley CEOs Grovel “A Tory MP Has Had The Whip Suspended For Using Racist Language,” Buzzfeed https://www.buzzfeed.com/jimwaterson/a-tory-mp-has-described-a-potential-no-deal-brexit-as-the?utm_term=.ihmkDrXG0#.rtQPAexRj What’s Up? Michael and Phil discuss the impressive release by Jay-z, 4:44. What’s Next? “How the Tech World Apologizes,” The Ringer https://theringer.com/tech-silicon-valley-women-sexual-harassment-fixes-listening-b31aa1ff5318 DitC: P: “Spider-Man: Blue” limited series. “Craven’s Last Hunt,” Spider Man series. M: “Archer,” TV Show
The words for today are: Tawdry, Torpor, Eloquent, Grovel. VictorPrep's vocab podcast is for improving for English vocabulary skills while helping you prepare for your standardized tests! This podcast isn't only intended for those studying for the GRE or SAT, but also for people who enjoy learning, and especially those who want to improve their English skills. I run the podcast for fun and because I want to help people out there studying for tests or simply learning English. The podcast covers a variety of words and sometimes additionally covers word roots. Using a podcast to prep for the verbal test lets you study while on the go, or even while working out! If you have comments or questions and suggestions, please contact me at @SamFold or send me an email at sam@victorprep.com Check out the podcast website at VictorPrep.com or the Facebookpage at Facebook.com/victorpreplearning
Welcome foolish mortal, to the EVIL-Land podcast! Your pathetic host, Jeremy, is my prisoner. Neverland is MINE, and I'm unleashing a season of evil that even Darth Vader would be jealous of! My reign of terror begins with a panel from the Kansas City Comic Con with Carrie Henn, who played Newt in the film Aliens! Grovel in fear, mortals as she relates working with the evil Xenomorphs! However, I'm interrupted as Jeremy's wife, Pixie Heather has arrived in Evil-land searching for him. She's going to bring you some news from around "Neverland" involving Muppets and Pirates. Next be terrified on a ride on Space Mountain Ghost Galaxy with Lost Boy Eric as he's trying to search for where I've transported Spider-Pan. He'll never find him there, HA HA HA! You'll never escape my wrath in Evil-Land! Our opening music was arranged by Eric Calderone, 331Erock! Podcasters! Get your show out in front of new listeners with Kiss My RSS! Hire me for voice over work on Fiverr! Be sure to visit iTunes to purchase your copy of The Jungle Book (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) - John Debney and of course Star Wars: The Force Awakens (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) - John Williams Please also pick up your copy of Journey to the Stars - Tom Ameen Katie Leigh's (Sunny Gummi, Honker from Darkwing Duck new audio book with Will Ryan (Willie the Giant, Pete-Mickey's Christmas Carol, Rabbit-Welcome to Pooh Corner) Adventures in Oddity. Be sure to purchase some great music from Yehaa Bob Jackson! Bob Jackson's Sunset Sky on iTunes Bob Jackson's Original Compositions on iTunes Bob Jackson's The Saddest Poem on iTunes Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Theme - Single - The Ninja Turtles Help Neverlander @biggyirk with his new and improved Pinocchio LEGO Marionette! LEGO Ideas! Please rate and review The Neverland Podcast! iTunes Stitcher Blubrry Twitter Facebook Facebook Group Email Us! Leave a Voicemail (816) 226-6492 Visit our shop! http://neverlandpodcast.spreadshirt.com/ Become a patron! https://www.patreon.com/neverlandpodcast We are part of the We Be Geeks Network
This week's show is not nearly as high as the LA Kings (in the standings), and we're openly begging to try and correct that as we play catch up on Brendan Gallagher's mic-drop tweets and Kobe Bryant's retirement tour. PLUS: kids music's tastiest jams, deep-cuts on the Godzilla soundtrack, and big news for John Cullen's Roller Report! Support the show at www.patreon.com/RealGoodShow
Grovel! Tremble at the sight of our plan. Novemeber 30, 2015 - Drunk Levels 4-6 *RT*
It's the summer of 1976 and the England cricket team is preparing for a series against the West Indies. The England captain, the South African-born Tony Greig, says in a pre-series interview that he intends to make his opponents "grovel". This was a highly provocative remark, made about a team of mainly black cricketers from the Caribbean in the era of apartheid; and a remark that Greig was made to regret once the teams took the field. (Image: Man of the match Michael Holding acknowledging the crowd after the fifth test for the Wisden Trophy at the Oval in 1976. Credit: Getty Images)
Star Wars Monthly Monday turns FORTY this month and the Freaks present a JUMBO-SIZED EXTRA SPECIAL EPISODE! First off - Marvel Star Wars #86 - one of Scott and Chris' ALL TIME FAVORITE Star Wars comics! This is where the FIRST MYSTERY GUEST comes in! That should be enough for one show, but the Freaks aren't done yet!! Next comes the Indiana Jones part where the Freaks go globetrotting with John Byrne and Terry Austin's THE FURTHER ADVENTURES OF INDIANA JONES #1!! Grovel in astonishment as they bring in a MYSTERY PODCAST SUPERSTAR (not Michael Bailey this time, sorry ladies) to join them!! It's a RIP-ROARIN' GOOD TIME - so stick around to the BITTER END!Feedback for this show can be sent to: starwars@twotruefreaks.comTwo True Freaks! is a proud member of BOTH the Comics Podcast Network (http://www.comicspodcasts.com/) and the League of Comic Book Podcasts (http://www.comicbooknoise.com/league/)!! Follow the fun on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/groups/113051642052970/ THANK YOU for listening to Two True Freaks!!
Star Wars Monthly Monday turns FORTY this month and the Freaks present a JUMBO-SIZED EXTRA SPECIAL EPISODE! First off - Marvel Star Wars #86 - one of Scott and Chris' ALL TIME FAVORITE Star Wars comics! This is where the FIRST MYSTERY GUEST comes in! That should be enough for one show, but the Freaks aren't done yet!! Next comes the Indiana Jones part where the Freaks go globetrotting with John Byrne and Terry Austin's THE FURTHER ADVENTURES OF INDIANA JONES #1!! Grovel in astonishment as they bring in a MYSTERY PODCAST SUPERSTAR (not Michael Bailey this time, sorry ladies) to join them!! It's a RIP-ROARIN' GOOD TIME - so stick around to the BITTER END!Feedback for this show can be sent to: starwars@twotruefreaks.comTwo True Freaks! is a proud member of BOTH the Comics Podcast Network (http://www.comicspodcasts.com/) and the League of Comic Book Podcasts (http://www.comicbooknoise.com/league/)!! Follow the fun on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/groups/113051642052970/ THANK YOU for listening to Two True Freaks!!
Star Wars Monthly Monday turns FORTY this month and the Freaks present a JUMBO-SIZED EXTRA SPECIAL EPISODE! First off - Marvel Star Wars #86 - one of Scott and Chris' ALL TIME FAVORITE Star Wars comics! This is where the FIRST MYSTERY GUEST comes in! That should be enough for one show, but the Freaks aren't done yet!! Next comes the Indiana Jones part where the Freaks go globetrotting with John Byrne and Terry Austin's THE FURTHER ADVENTURES OF INDIANA JONES #1!! Grovel in astonishment as they bring in a MYSTERY PODCAST SUPERSTAR (not Michael Bailey this time, sorry ladies) to join them!! It's a RIP-ROARIN' GOOD TIME - so stick around to the BITTER END!Feedback for this show can be sent to: starwars@twotruefreaks.comTwo True Freaks! is a proud member of BOTH the Comics Podcast Network (http://www.comicspodcasts.com/) and the League of Comic Book Podcasts (http://www.comicbooknoise.com/league/)!! Follow the fun on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/groups/113051642052970/ THANK YOU for listening to Two True Freaks!!
Star Wars Monthly Monday turns FORTY this month and the Freaks present a JUMBO-SIZED EXTRA SPECIAL EPISODE! First off - Marvel Star Wars #86 - one of Scott and Chris' ALL TIME FAVORITE Star Wars comics! This is where the FIRST MYSTERY GUEST comes in! That should be enough for one show, but the Freaks aren't done yet!! Next comes the Indiana Jones part where the Freaks go globetrotting with John Byrne and Terry Austin's THE FURTHER ADVENTURES OF INDIANA JONES #1!! Grovel in astonishment as they bring in a MYSTERY PODCAST SUPERSTAR (not Michael Bailey this time, sorry ladies) to join them!! It's a RIP-ROARIN' GOOD TIME - so stick around to the BITTER END!Feedback for this show can be sent to: starwars@twotruefreaks.comTwo True Freaks! is a proud member of BOTH the Comics Podcast Network (http://www.comicspodcasts.com/) and the League of Comic Book Podcasts (http://www.comicbooknoise.com/league/)!! Follow the fun on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/groups/113051642052970/ THANK YOU for listening to Two True Freaks!!
Cutting Through the Matrix with Alan Watt Podcast (.xml Format)
--{ Most Don't Mind, Losing Battle for Mind: "Control Freak, Social Planners with Alterations, Implemented Scientifically, for Modifications, Worked Out by Neuroscience, Praise the Saviour, Bringing in a Docile World by Changing Behaviour, So Long We've Been Studied, Not Hard to Do, You'll Wear Orange Instead of Red, White & Blue, Yes Everyone Wants Acceptance in the Group, Easy to Upgrade Masses, from Loop to Loop, Those to Be Shunned, the Thinking Individual, As Their Numbers Reduce to Remnant Residual, New Memory Upgraded so You Think You're Alive, Doing What Everyone's Doing, In the Beehive, Modifying Behaviour with Technology's a Breeze, Whole Nations Conquered, the Master to Please" © Alan Watt }-- Cultural Destruction, Use of "Enjoyable" Degradation - Marxism, Frankfurt School, Behaviour Alteration, The Radio Project - "War of the Worlds" broadcast - "Little Annie" Project - Prompts and Nudges, Persuasive Technology, Self-Policing - Cass Sunstein, Infiltration of Patriot Community. Police Beat up Stabbing Victim - Training Public to Grovel and Jump when Authorities Say. Endocrine-Disruptor Bisphenol-A again Linked to Infertility. Armed Guards at Unemployment Centers. UN Biodiversity Conference Adopts Nagoya Protocol (Next Part of Global Takeover) - Norfolk Island, Australia, Personal Carbon Trading Tax Scheme - The Real World Working on Payoffs - Destruction of Individuality, Creation of Group Mentality. (See http://www.cuttingthroughthematrix.com for article links.) *Title/Poem and Dialogue Copyrighted Alan Watt - Oct. 29, 2010 (Exempting Music, Literary Quotes, and Callers' Comments)
Cutting Through the Matrix with Alan Watt Podcast (.xml Format)
--{ The RIIA/CFR, Bankers, All their Sons and Lovers, Live High on Hog, We're the Dog, The Masses -- Suckers: "When the Plundering's Over, We'll Grovel, Praise and Thank The Big Heroes IMF and a More Powerful World Bank, World Bankers Inc. Worked Long, Gladly Sold their Souls, Manipulated Wealth of Nations to Reach these Lofty Goals, The Nations Now are Punch-Drunk, Spinning in Dizziness, Once Bankers Own the Globe, They'll Run Us as a Business, A New Age of Austerity will Cost More as the Fashion Is to Serve Ecology, Recycle, Work or Get the Lashin', Yes, it's to be a Brave New World, Wages are to Go In Taxes, Fees and Planting Trees, Rest You'll Never Know, And as Always We'll Adapt, True Memory Seldom Lingers, Feudalism Will be Normal, Serving Podgy Golden Fingers" © Alan Watt }-- Banking Dynasties in Charge of World Society - Milner, Rhodes and Rothschild - Centralization of Government and Banking, Nations Bound by Treaties through U.N. - Consolidation of All Financial Systems into Central Banks / World Bank/IMF/BIS Consortium - Standardization of Middle East - Kingpin of Money - A Price is Someone's Idea - Rising Prices, Inflation - Economists - Minting of Coin and Printing of Cash - Bough-and-Paid-for Politicians - Gov. Borrowing from Private Banks - World Ruled by Bankers and Intelligentsia - Regional Blocs: EU, Americas, Asia-Pacific - Anglo-American Alliance. Protestantism and Industrial Revolution - Stone Masons building Cathedrals - Journeyman of Medieval Ages - Federation (Outside of Local Control) - Training into New System - "Competing" with China - European Union - UK Deficit Worse than Greece. Pharma Industry, Corruption of Academic Institutions. (See http://www.cuttingthroughthematrix.com for article links.) *Title/Poem and Dialogue Copyrighted Alan Watt - May 6, 2010 (Exempting Music, Literary Quotes, and Callers' Comments)
Cutting Through the Matrix with Alan Watt Podcast (.xml Format)
--{ "The Rulers and Authorities with All Aggrandization, Are Training Society for Full Militarization, Restrictions on Travel, Restrictions on Food, Bend Over to Power and Prove that You're Good, Do What You're Ordered when it Comes from "Your Betters," Follow Expert Advice from Those "Men of Letters," Grovel and Beg, and Always Say Aye, If You're Afraid to Live and Scared to Die" © Alan Watt }-- Militarized Society, Total Warfare, Propaganda aimed at Children - War and Terror - Child Spies - U.K. Ministry of Defence - Blurring between Military and Civilian Life. Autism, Brain and Facial Scanning, U.S. Department of Defense - Foundations and Charities - Eugenics - "The Ogre" movie. Government Information on YOU - Socialization, Money, Pavlovian Rewards, Perpetual Children - Scotland, Fingerprinting in Schools - Police, Freemasons. Canada, DNA Lab - Lists of Superior and Inferior Types - Britain, DNA Database. Books of Lenin - Minerva - Socialist Revolution, Bolshevik Uprising - Russian Czar - Reign of Terror. "Hell" of Understanding - Scientific Dictatorship, Rule by Experts - Breaking the Spell of Collectivism, Reclaiming Individual Sovereignty. Pyramid Structure, Interbred Lineages, Pharaohs, Royalty - Freemasonry, Grafting Scions. Soviet, Rule by Councils (NGOs) - Chatham House, CFR - Poverty, Homelessness - Creation of Obedience. (Articles: ["Kids play MoD war games" by James Randerson (guardian.co.uk) - Aug. 17, 2008.] ["Scanning faces for autism" by Mark Baard (parallelnormal.com) - Aug. 19, 2008.] ["Scots schoolchildren to be fingerprinted in controversial ID scheme" by Raymond Hainey (sundaymail.co.uk) - Aug. 10, 2008.] ["DNA of 'blameless' youths stored" (news.bbc.co.uk) - Aug. 15, 2008.]) *Dialogue Copyrighted Alan Watt - Aug. 20, 2008 (Exempting Music, Literary Quotes, and Callers' Comments)
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