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View this sermon (with video and/or audio recording) on our website: https://www.lordoflords.org/sermons/funeral-sermon-for-doris-miller-faithful-unto-death/Watch this sermon directly on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4VdyEzsPZwIIn Jesus Christ's Revelation to Saint John, Jesus is speaking in chapters 2 and 3 to the seven churches in Asia Minor. In verses 8 through 11 of chapter 2, Jesus is speaking directly to the church in Smyrna. He says, "I know your suffering and your poverty―but you are rich. And I know the blasphemy that comes from those who say they are Jews but are not; rather, they are a synagogue of Satan."Smyrna was one of the finest seaports in the Roman world. Smyrna had exclusive rights to export myrrh, which was a valuable spice. Smyrna is named after myrrh. This is like the valuable spice in Star Wars with Han Solo's Kessel Run.Jesus noticed that the Christians in Smyrna were enduring a great deal of persecution or pressure. There was an ancient torture where a victim was laid on his back while a series of weights were laid on his chest. The three weights on the chest of the church of Smyrna were poverty, blasphemy, and persecution.It was a poor church -- a sitting duck for the afflictions Satan wanted to pour out on its members. Yet Jesus commends them. Despite their monetary poverty, because they held on to their faith in Jesus Christ, they were eternally rich.The angel at Jesus' open tomb tells the women, "Do not be afraid! I know that you are looking for Jesus, who was crucified. He is not here. He has risen, just as he said. Come, see the place where the Lord lay" (Matthew 28:5-6). The resurrected Christ later tells the women, "Do not be afraid. Go, tell my brothers that they should go to Galilee, and there they will see me" (Matthew 28:10). The ascended Lord Jesus tells the Christians in Smyrna, "Do not fear anything that you are about to suffer. Look, the Devil is about to throw some of you into prison so that you will be tested, and you will suffer for ten days. Be faithful until death, and I will give you the crown of life" (Revelation 2:10).The force of the verbs in Greek is "Stop being afraid." Stop being afraid -- not just once -- but always. Stop being afraid, because there is no one and nothing that can defeat you, overwhelm you, or take you out of the nail-scarred hands of your Good Shepherd. St. Paul gives this encouragement to the Christians in Rome, "For I am convinced that neither death nor life, neither angels nor rulers, neither things present nor things to come, nor powerful forces, neither height nor depth, nor anything else in creation, will be able to separate us from the love of God in Christ Jesus our Lord" (Romans 8:38-39).Jesus gives the goal for every Christian to be faithful in enduring whatever pressures he may allow Satan to set on our chests. Jesus desires Christians who are willing to suffer for him. Then they will receive the crown of eternal life. The crown is given to God's saints as they enter the glories of heaven. Jesus Christ is victorious as he sits on his higher throne, wearing his golden crown and robed in glory. Jesus -- our King, Savior, and Shepherd -- gifts his faithful saints with a crown as they gather around his golden throne for all eternity.Our faithful God gave physical life to Doris on October 6, 1933, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. He then gave the gift of spiritual life through water and the Word when Doris was baptized at St. Lucas Lutheran Church in Milwaukee on October 14, 1933. Doris attended Sunday School and Catechism classes at St. Lucas during her childhood years. On May 25, 1947, she made her vows of faithfulness to her faithful God in her confirmation at St. Lucas. Doris was asked similar questions as these at her confirmation, "Do you intend to continue steadfast in this teaching and to endure all things, even death, rather than fall away from it? Do you intend faithfully to conform all your life to the teachings of God's Word, to be faithful in the use of the Word and Sacrament, and in faith and action remain true to God---Father, Son, and Holy Spirit---as long as you live?" The response to both questions is, "I do, and I ask God to help me."Doris chose Revelation 2:10 as her confirmation verse. "Be faithful until death, and I will give you the crown of life." By God's grace and the working of the Holy Spirit, Doris took her confirmation vow seriously. It was a vow of life and death. Doris made another vow of faithfulness to Bob and the Lord on December 6, 1952, at St. Lucas. By God's grace, Bob and Doris remained faithful in marriage for 58 years, until God called Bob to receive his crown of life in 2011. God blessed Bob and Doris' marriage with seven children.You can witness Doris' faithfulness in her various vocations as wife, mother, and employee. In Milwaukee, Doris was employed as an office worker. When she lived in Casper, she served as a medical records clerk, she volunteered as an office worker for the Casper Police Department, and volunteered for Meals on Wheels. She was always busy packing lunches, doing (I'm assuming lots of) laundry, cooking meals, cleaning the house, and cleaning up after seven children. It was a challenge to get seven children to church, but they always made it.Doris was a good cook. She made peanut butter sandwiches served with chocolate milk. She made excellent potato pancakes. She even made tater tots taste good! She would get up early to ask how her kids were doing before they started the early shift at work. She made sure her children made it to doctor or dentist or ophthalmologist appointments. She volunteered to help with crafts at the St. Lucas Girls Club -- but not in her kids' classes -- to the chagrin of her children, who heard from other students, "Your mom is so nice!" She would play the organ in the family room, often taking requests. "Hernando's Hideaway" was the most popular request of her children. It seems that Star Wars theme music became popular with her grandchildren.Bob served in the U.S. Air Force. While Bob was stationed in Tripoli, Libya, Africa, he, Doris, and the first of their two children lived in an apartment building. During the day when Bob was at the airbase, an Arab man knocked on the apartment door. Doris opened the door, and the Arab man began insisting that he babysit the two daughters. The man continued to insist, trying to work his way inside the apartment, while Doris kept telling him to leave. This had no effect. So, she reached grabbed the shotgun on the wall, that was there for emergencies and pointed it at him. The Arab screamed and ran down the hallway. He never returned. I wonder why. Doris was faithful in protecting her family ... with a shotgun, if necessary.The family has great stories to tell. I encourage you to ask them to go more in-depth later in the fellowship hall. The beautiful part of a Christian funeral is that God is able to mix laughter and joy with our grief and tears.When Bob and Doris moved to Casper in 1981, Lord of Lords was small and only had a handful of members. You can imagine that those members were excited to see the Miller clan in church because they doubled the size of the congregation! Ruthie volunteered her mom to Pastor Russow to play the piano for worship. She played for a long time, until her fingers didn't cooperate. Doris made many of the banners that beautify our sanctuary. These were ways that the Lord of the Church used Doris and her vow of faithfulness to the Lord for his kingdom work.The members here miss Doris making coffee for them in the coffee pot every Sunday morning. When Doris became homebound, I took on that task of making coffee. That lasted two weeks ... until I was banned from making coffee. You can also ask me later to tell you the story of that misadventure.As faithful as Doris was in her vocations as a wife, mother, grandmother, great grandmother, employee, organist, and church member, she did not do it on her own. Because of her inborn sin passed on to her from her parents Edward and Emilie, and because of her actual sins, Doris could not be faithful. None of us can be faithful for the same reasons. Not to our spouse or our children or our employers ... and especially not to our God. By his grace, God both calls us to be faithful and gives us the sanctified ability to be faithful. All through the faithfulness of his Son, Jesus Christ. Jesus makes us faithful.Jesus knows from experience about the pressures on his chest. The pressures of being born into a world that did not want him -- where the king of the country tried to murder him as an infant. The pressures of the Devil's 40-day desert temptations. The pressures of his hometown neighbors attempting to throw him off a cliff. The pressures of the Jewish religious leaders opposing everything Jesus claimed about himself. The pressures of the gates of hell being opened, so the demons possessed so many people. The pressures of one of his closest friends betraying him, another denying him, and the rest deserting him.Jesus was perfectly faithful in worship to his heavenly Father, faithful in respect to his earthly parents, faithful in his protection of life, faithful in his sanctity of marriage, and faithful in the way he never coveted a home, a meal, or even a pillow, since he didn't own any of those things. Why did he do this? Because he knew that Doris, and we as Doris' family and friends would not and could not be faithful. We don't always worship the Lord -- we skip worship if the weather is too nasty or too nice. We disrespect our parents and are frustrated with our children. We don't protect the lives of the most helpless among us. We are not faithful before marriage or during marriage. We have been given so much, yet we still covet more.Jesus was faithful, so he could give his faithfulness to cover our unfaithfulness. Jesus was perfect to cover our imperfections. Jesus was holy to cover our unholiness and then make us holy. More than that, Jesus went to the cross to pay for all our unfaithfulness.For every cowardly act on our part, Jesus stood strong against the temptations of Satan. Every time we put him last on the weekend, he made our salvation his singular thought on the cross. Every time we are afraid to be forsaken by friends or family because of our faith in Jesus, he endured being forsaken by his heavenly Father. He was crowned with thorns so that we might receive a crown of glory. He walked the streets of sorrow so that we might walk streets paved with gold. He endured an eternity of hell on the cross so that we might spend an eternity in heaven with him in Jerusalem the Golden. He was covered with blood so that we might be covered with his robes of righteousness.Today we celebrate that by God's grace, through his Word, Baptism, and Lord's Supper, Doris remained faithful to the Lord. On May 7, she entered the gates of heaven. Jesus was there to say, "Well done, good and faithful servant." Then Jesus put a white robe and a golden crown on his new heavenly saint. Now the encouragement for you is to follow Doris' example as your mother, grandmother, great grandmother, and friend. Remember, remain faithful to the Lord unto death. Not because of the vow you make before God's altar in church, but because of the vow Christ made to you on the altar of his cross. He is the One who is speaking in Revelation 2:10. He makes his promise to you: "Do not fear anything that you are about to suffer. Be faithful until death, and I will give you the crown of life." Amen.

On this episode we are joined by Dr. Ashley Dumas again and she explains the fascinating story of when Hernando de Soto's expedition met the Mobilian people in October 1540 at the Battle of Mabila in present-day Alabama. This violent clash—triggered by a hostage standoff with Chief Tuskaloosa—led to the destruction of the palisaded town and remains one of the largest, bloodiest battles fought on North American soil. As Gamekeepers, we love the land and this story intertwines over much of the South. Their survival and dependence on wildlife speaks to the abundance that was once here. She expertly tells the story.Listen, Learn and Enjoy.If you enjoyed this Gamekeeper episode, send the guys a message and don't forget to include your contact info so we can reach you if you win a prize! Support the showStay connected with GameKeepers: Instagram: @mossyoakgamekeepers Facebook: @GameKeepers Twitter: @MOGameKeepersYouTube: @MossyOakGameKeepers Website: https://mossyoakgamekeeper.com/Enter The Gamekeeper Giveaway: https://bit.ly/GK_GiveawaySubscribe to Gamekeepers Magazine: https://bit.ly/GK_Magazine Buy a Single Issue of Gamekeepers Magazine: https://bit.ly/GK_Single_Issue  Join our Newsletters: Field Notes - https://bit.ly/GKField_Notes | The Branch - https://bit.ly/the_branchHave a question for us or a podcast idea? Email us at gamekeepers@mossyoak.com 

Ep 88 - Community says no to plans for rubbish pit and industrial area in OB.. Hernando starts process for new interchange.. If you like what your listening too, please subscribe and if don't mind, leave a positive review on your podcast app! We do not own the rights to any music used but sure enjoy the great sounds! Social Media : X @utwpod FB @utwpodcast email: underthewatertowerinfo@gmail.com Sponsors that make show happen: Brian Couch of Team Couch of Burch Realty - Teamcouch.com office 662-449-1700 Cell 901-461-7653 Alley Ejlali Alfa Insurance - Office number 662-893-0928, Cell 1-843-324-0930  Skinner Tech Group - 662-399-2400  Desoto Family Dental Care 662-429-5239 Michael Hatcher & Associates (901) 755-3207 Hatcherlandscape.com Salt Chapel wedding venue and event center- Saltchapel.com 662-278-0198 **

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Twenty-five years of innovation, and the next chapter starts now. ClearCast host, Kenon Chen, sits down with Clear Capital CEO, Duane Andrews, Restb.ai Co-Founder & CEO Xavi Hernando, and Restb.ai COO, Antoni Costa, to discuss how a new partnership will reshape the industry. Together, they explore how pairing AI-powered computer vision with best-in-class valuation data can eliminate blind spots, reduce risk, and bring greater consistency to real estate decisions. Plus: what responsible AI really looks like in a highly regulated industry, and where the trio sees property intelligence heading in the coming years. ClearCast is the real estate fintech podcast by Clear Capital, hosted by Kenon Chen, EVP of strategy and growth at Clear Capital. Each month, we bring you compelling stories and revolutionary ideas from the people, companies, and institutions at the intersection of real estate, finance, and technology. Want to be a guest on the show? Email Jancy Ulch at jancy.ulch@clearcapital.com.

FAN MAIL--We would love YOUR feedback--Send us a Text MessageThis is a video and audio podcast:  click here for videoMaduro in a New York City jail cell makes for a clean headline, but we can't rebuild a country with headlines. We zoom out from the drama and ask the harder question: what comes next for Venezuela when the man is gone but the machine remains? I'm David Kaiser, and this Mojo Minute connects today's crisis to a book that saw these problems coming decades ago: Hernando de Soto's “The Mystery of Capital.”We walk through why political change alone doesn't repair an economy after years of seizures, corruption, and fear. Venezuela's collapse isn't just about oil production or election results. It's about the invisible infrastructure that makes an economy work: enforceable property rights, trustworthy courts, and a system that lets everyday people use what they own to build wealth. De Soto calls the trapped value in informal assets “dead capital,” and it explains why millions of hardworking people can own homes or businesses yet still be locked out of credit, investment, and growth.Then we lay out a practical roadmap for recovery: formalize property at scale so assets can become collateral, build rule of law that can't be bought, and slash the red tape that keeps entrepreneurs stuck in the shadows. The ending is a challenge, not a slogan: does Venezuela have the political will to do the unglamorous work that turns dignity into durable prosperity?Key Points from the Episode: • Maduro's removal not restoring what decades of socialist demolition destroyed  • GDP collapse and mass flight as signs of systemic rot  • De Soto's claim that property rights drive wealth creation  • Dead capital as untitled assets frozen outside the formal economy  • Turning dead capital into live capital through mass property formalization  • Building a rule of law that cannot be bought  • Demolishing red tape that blocks small businesses from going legal  • Political will as the deciding factor for Venezuela's recovery  if you like books

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Ep 85 - Captain D is coming soon to Hernando! If you like what your listening too, please subscribe and if don't mind, leave a positive review on your podcast app! We do not own the rights to any music used but sure enjoy the great sounds! Social Media : X @utwpod FB @utwpodcast email: underthewatertowerinfo@gmail.com Sponsors that make show happen: Brian Couch of Team Couch of Burch Realty - Teamcouch.com office 662-449-1700 Cell 901-461-7653 Alley Ejlali Alfa Insurance - Office number 662-893-0928, Cell 1-843-324-0930  Skinner Tech Group - 662-399-2400  Desoto Family Dental Care 662-429-5239 Michael Hatcher & Associates (901) 755-3207 Hatcherlandscape.com Salt Chapel wedding venue and event center- Saltchapel.com 662-278-0198 **

Spanish explorer Hernando de Soto came to the New World looking for gold... he discovered something more valuable, on THIS DAY, May 21st with Chris Conley.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Real Hernando podcast invited Brandon Gustafson and Gustafson Properties, a North Mississippi custom home builder with over 20 years of experience, Certified Graduate Builder designations, 100% Hardy Homes, and a 10-year structural warranty. Co-owner Brandon Gustafson discusses the company's family roots, their Hernando, Monteith Ave office, and their expanding “one-stop” approach through relationships with architects, lenders, and real estate. He explains their process from discovery call through pre-construction, common misconceptions like timelines, and growing demand for renovations as homeowners use equity for upgrades. Brandon also shares homebuilding trends such as outdoor living spaces and safe rooms, the importance of builder credentials, and introduces his separate construction management software Badger PMD, including plans to integrate AI for design mockups and estimating.The Real Hernando is on YouTube, Apple, Spotify, Facebook, Instagram and TikTokThis episode was recorded at SRP Studios and Produced by Shelby Row Productions LLCSRPStudiosLLC.com

The Real Hernando podcast returns after a long pause caused by personal challenges in 2025, including a leg injury from a cannonball at Coach Camp's pool, the end of Wesley Meadows' three-year presenting sponsorship, and a studio transition from Big Note Music Lessons to a new location at 2375 Memphis Street behind Fratello's near the square. The host, Derrick, explains the show's origins with Robert Carter and how the podcast, launched in February 2022, helped introduce his business to the community while keeping content positive and nonpolitical. With no current sponsors, the format is free to evolve as he rebuilds momentum, banks new interviews, and expands to feature businesses, nonprofits, and community leaders across the area, starting next with Denise McElhaney of Denise's Happy Hounds. Coach Camp is reintroduced as a retired Memphis firefighter/paramedic, EMS professor at Southwest Tennessee Community College, podcaster, and growing motivational speaker, and they also promote their show Cannonballing Life.The Real Hernando is on YouTube, Apple, Spotify, Facebook, Instagram and TikTokThis episode was recorded at SRP Studios and Produced by Shelby Row Productions LLCSRPStudiosLLC.com

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En 1528, Pánfilo de Narváez desembarcó en la Florida cerca de la Bahía de Tampa. Allí el capitán español se hizo amigo de un cacique llamado Hirrihigua, al que posteriormente mutiló. Mandó que a la madre del cacique la despedazaran y se la comieran los perros, y luego le cortó la nariz al cacique. Consumado este acto salvaje, Narváez zarpó y navegó en busca de más destrucción en el norte de la Florida. Después de la salida del capitán, llegó procedente de Cuba una patrulla española en busca de él. El cacique Hirrihigua logró mañosamente que cuatro miembros de la tripulación patrullera desembarcaran allí, y los capturó. Los españoles restantes huyeron, pero ahora Hirrihigua tenía cuatro prisioneros con los que podía tramar su venganza. Un día de fiesta hizo desnudar a los españoles, y luego mandó que corrieran, uno por uno, alrededor de la plaza de la aldea. Los indios les lanzaron flechas que se les quedaron clavadas en el cuerpo, pero evitaron herirlos en órganos vitales. Así dieron muerte de una manera lenta y tortuosa a tres de los españoles. Luego sacaron al cuarto español, Juan Ortiz, de dieciocho años de edad, para matarlo de la misma manera. Por alguna razón a la mujer del cacique y a sus hijas les cayó bien el joven Ortiz, y convencieron a Hirrihigua que le perdonara la vida. De modo que el cacique condenó a Ortiz a trabajo de criado y al cuidado del cementerio de la tribu. El futuro de Ortiz se tornó más prometedor cuando mató una pantera durante su turno en el cementerio. Llegó el día en que el cacique decidió que iba a tener que matar al joven español. Pero la hija del cacique lo ayudó a escapar. Por eso cuando el conquistador Hernando de Soto se posesionó de la Florida en nombre de España en 1539, Ortiz pudo servirle de intérprete hasta su muerte al oeste del río Misisipí que había descubierto.1 Esta historia salvaje ilustra el extremo al que se puede llegar para aplacar la sed de venganza, y lo difícil que es lograr que se haga justicia. La triste realidad es que con la venganza no se consigue la paz; antes bien, se pierde hasta la poca paz que queda. Por eso la Carta a los Hebreos en el Nuevo Testamento de la Biblia nos advierte que Dios ha dicho: «Mía es la venganza; yo pagaré», y que «¡es aterrador caer en las manos del Dios vivo!»2 Es que Aquel que nos creó como somos sabe que la venganza no resuelve nada en nuestro interior. Lo único que restablece la paz interior es nuestra disposición a recibir el perdón que nos ofrece Dios, a perdonar a los demás con el poder que Él nos da para hacerlo, y a dejar nuestra causa en sus manos, es decir, en manos del único que siempre hace justicia porque es Justo por naturaleza. Pues tarde o temprano, para bien o para mal, Dios pagará. Carlos ReyUn Mensaje a la Concienciawww.conciencia.net 1 Joe Crankshaw, «Tales of Old Florida: Florida History Outshines Disney’s Pocahontas» [Relatos de la antigua Florida: La historia de la Florida eclipsa el Pocahontas de Disney], Miami Herald, 19 junio 1995, p. 5B; véase Garcilaso de la Vega, La Florida del Inca: Historia del adelantado Hernando de Soto, Gobernador y Capitán General del Reino de la Florida, y de otros heroicos caballeros españoles e indios (Madrid: Nicolás Rodríguez Franco, Impresor, 1723), pp. 25-41. 2 Heb 10:30,31 (NVI)

¿Fue la expedición de Hernando de Soto una misión de gloria o el primer apocalipsis del sureste norteamericano? Bienvenidos a un descenso a los infiernos de la ambición. En este nuevo episodio de Horizontes de Hierro, nos alejamos de las crónicas asépticas para caminar entre el barro, el acero y la desesperación. En 1539, una hueste profesional de 600 hombres desembarcó en la Florida con una maquinaria de guerra implacable y una logística sin precedentes. No buscaban solo oro; buscaban trasplantar un imperio en una tierra que se negaba a ser domesticada. Lo que siguió fue un choque sísmico entre dos mundos guerreros: la avanzada táctica de la caballería española frente a la sofisticada resistencia de los cacicazgos del Mississippi. En este programa analizamos: La Maquinaria de Hierro: La asombrosa logística de una "ciudad itinerante" que operó durante cuatro años en aislamiento total. La Trampa de Mabila: El duelo estratégico entre De Soto y el gigante Tuskaloosa en la batalla más sangrienta de la región. Guerra Biológica Involuntaria: Cómo el contacto con la hueste y sus animales provocó un colapso demográfico silencioso antes de la llegada de los colonos ingleses. El Padre de las Aguas: El descubrimiento técnico del Mississippi y el final de un líder que terminó sepultado en secreto bajo sus aguas para preservar un mito. Acompáñanos en este relato donde la cordura se quiebra y el honor se funde bajo un sol implacable. Es la historia del momento exacto en que el hombre desafió a la geografía y perdió su alma en el intento. Dirección y locución: Antonio Cruz Medina Serie: Horizontes de Hierro / Antena Historia Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

Guest: Paul Goodloe, Weather Channel Meteorologist Winter is officially in the rearview mirror and while some parts of the country were digging out from snow and ice, others were wondering if winter ever showed up at all! So today, we're doing something a little different. We're sitting down with a familiar face from The Weather Channel, meteorologist Paul Goodloe, to look back at the season that was. From headline-making storms like Winter Storms Fern and Hernando, to the surprisingly quiet winter across much of the Western United States, there's plenty to unpack. So grab a warm drink — or maybe start thinking about putting the snow shovel away — as we recap the biggest winter weather moments of the season.Chapters00:00 Winter Weather Overview10:55 Paul Goodlow's Journey to Meteorology13:39 Characterizing the Winter of 2025-202619:44 Break 119:46 Winter Storm Fern: A Deep Dive31:19 Break 231:21 Winter Storm Hernando: The Big Nor'easter32:16 Hurricane Forecasting and Model Accuracy34:53 The Impact of AI in Weather Forecasting35:08 Experiencing Winter Storm Hernando39:25 Blizzard Conditions and Snow Accumulation41:48 Comparing Winter Storms: Fern vs. Hernando46:07 Public Response to Weather Forecasts48:15 The Western Winter: A Lack of Snow54:23 Avalanche Risks and Climate Change58:24 Wildfire Threats Due to Low Snowpack01:00:02 Looking Ahead: Weather Patterns and DroughtsSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Ep 76- Kids come first in Hernando and surrounding areas! If you like what your listening too, please subscribe and if don't mind, leave a positive review on your podcast app! We do not own the rights to any music used but sure enjoy the great sounds! Social Media : X @utwpod FB @utwpodcast email: underthewatertowerinfo@gmail.com Sponsors that make show happen: Brian Couch of Team Couch of Burch Realty - Teamcouch.com office 662-449-1700 Cell 901-461-7653 Alley Ejlali Alfa Insurance - Office number 662-893-0928, Cell 1-843-324-0930  Skinner Tech Group - 662-399-2400  Desoto Family Dental Care 662-429-5239 Michael Hatcher & Associates (901) 755-3207 Hatcherlandscape.com Salt Chapel wedding venue and event center- Saltchapel.com 662-278-0198 **

The guys welcome Shawn Divencenzo of Native Snow NJ, and Brian Zurvinski of All About Green to talk about how the storm hit New Jersey, and how they handled what mother nature sent their way!

The guys sit down with Jack Lutzel and Meghan Geer of Coastal Companies in Rhode Island, and Mike Santolucito of Outdoor Pride of Massachusetts and New Hampshire to hear how they fared during the largest winter storm to hit in years!

Le président des États-Unis a soigneusement évité le sujet lors de son discours sur l'état de l'union, mais sa gestion de l'affaire Jeffrey Epstein, du nom de cet ancien financier et criminel sexuel mort en prison en 2019, pourrait pénaliser durablement Donald Trump et le parti républicain, estime Jérôme Viala-Gaudefroy, chargé de cours à Sciences Po et invité de RFI, ce 25 février 2026. Après avoir lui-même encouragé dans ses discours une vision conspirationniste de l'affaire Epstein, Donald Trump a freiné pendant de long mois la publication des documents concernant l'ancien financier et criminel sexuel américain. « Il était obligé de rendre publics ces documents », notamment les près de trois millions de fichiers finalement publiés par le ministère de la Justice, le 30 janvier, après un vote du Congrès en ce sens, explique Jérôme Viala-Gaudefroy, chargé de cours à Sciences Po à Paris. Mais en les « caviardant », il fait preuve d'un manque de transparence « en contradiction avec les discours tenus auprès de sa base électorale », à qui il avait promis la publication de tous les fichiers, sans censure, rappelle-t-il. Ces contradictions entre promesses de transparence totale d'abord, et freins à la publication des documents ensuite, pourraient faire l'effet d'un « lent poison qui pourrait détourner des urnes » des électeurs républicains, sans pour autant qu'ils se tournent vers un bulletin démocrate. Ce qui pourrait tout de même avoir des conséquences importantes pour le parti républicain lors des élections de mi-mandat à la fin de l'année, estime Jérôme Viala-Gaudefroy.   Les ramifications de l'affaire Epstein en Amérique centrale Plusieurs pays d'Amérique centrale sont cités dans les centaines de milliers de documents rendus publics progressivement dans l'affaire Epstein. En 2019 déjà, la police mexicaine avait enquêté sur 10 000 vidéos pédopornographiques impliquant des enfants honduriens, mexicains et guatémaltèques. Depuis, plusieurs journalistes, notamment au Honduras, ont repris ces traces et mis au jour un réseau de traite d'êtres humains, explique la correspondante de RFI à Tegucigalpa, Marie Griffon. Dans son bureau, Wendy Funès, directrice du média indépendant Reporteros de Investigación, lui raconte les découvertes réalisées avec quatre autres médias honduriens et mexicains : « Nous pensons qu'il y a eu un trafic de filles mineures dans des réseaux de traite d'êtres humains, d'exploitation sexuelle. Cela impliquerait également les maras, les gangs honduriens… Au Honduras, pour l'instant, ces affaires ont été délibérément cachées. Personne n'en parle, on étouffe le sujet. Nous, de notre côté, nous avons osé publier et nous exigeons qu'il y ait maintenant une enquête judiciaire. Car, pour l'instant, il reste encore beaucoup de zones d'ombre. »   Mort du chef de cartel «El Mencho» au Mexique : un «effet domino» sur le continent ? Les journaux du continent américain s'interrogent sur les conséquences de la mort d'El Mencho, le chef du cartel de Jalisco Nouvelle génération. Pour l'heure, estime la presse, il y a plus de questions que de réponses. Selon Proceso, un effet domino pourrait se produire en Colombie et en Équateur : la Colombie, pays producteur de cocaïne, et l'Équateur, pays de transit. Ces dernières années, le cartel de Jalisco Nouvelle génération y avait dépassé le cartel de Sinaloa. D'où une question centrale : la disparition d'El Mencho va‑t‑elle provoquer des scissions et une nouvelle vague de violences entre factions dissidentes, au Mexique comme en Colombie ? s'interroge la revue mexicaine. Ces luttes de pouvoir pourraient également s'étendre en Équateur, poursuit Proceso, où plusieurs groupes criminels revendiquent ouvertement leur appartenance au cartel de Jalisco Nouvelle génération. Le site spécialisé Insight Crime apporte toutefois une nuance : oui, les dynamiques internes risquent de changer et les alliances peuvent évoluer, mais « tout indique que cette économie criminelle » va se maintenir en place et que le cartel, comme ses ramifications, n'est «pas près de disparaître».   Cuba : incertitude sur les livraisons de pétrole L'île communiste s'apprête à recevoir un nouveau chargement d'aide humanitaire venu du Mexique. Le média officiel Cubadebate publie une photo d'un cargo transportant principalement des haricots et du lait en poudre, soit près de 200 tonnes de marchandises. Parti ce mardi (24 février 2026), le navire doit arriver dans les prochains jours à Cuba, précise le site. De l'aide humanitaire et non du pétrole, que le Mexique n'est plus en mesure d'envoyer en raison des menaces de sanctions de Donald Trump. Les médias cubains et américains peinent d'ailleurs à déterminer si certaines exportations de pétrole vers Cuba sont désormais autorisées ou non. Après la décision de la Cour suprême américaine de révoquer une grande partie des droits de douane imposés par Washington, Cubadebate tente d'expliquer les implications pour Cuba : la fin des taxes visant les pays commerçant avec l'île. Un article qui a généré des commentaires « confus », ironise le site indépendant 14ymedio, qui estime que les nouvelles mesures prises par Trump montrent que les États‑Unis entendent continuer à empêcher l'entrée de pétrole à Cuba. Pourtant, note Bloomberg, des sources au sein du gouvernement américain assurent que les exportations de pétrole seront bien autorisées… mais uniquement pour des entreprises privées. Or, rappelle le média économique, les PME cubaines ne peuvent importer que de petites quantités de carburant et n'ont pas le droit de le revendre. Autrement dit, le blocus pétrolier n'est pas levé.   Au Pérou, une nouvelle première ministre dans le « chaos » et « l'improvisation »  « Chaos et improvisation », titre El Comercio à Lima, après la nomination surprise d'une nouvelle Première ministre : Denisse Miralles, une économiste de droite. Une désignation inattendue puisque quelques heures plus tôt, une autre personnalité avait été pressentie : Hernando de Soto, ancien candidat à la présidentielle, rappelle le journal dans un éditorial très critique. Ce changement de dernière minute interroge sur  « la capacité » du nouveau président de gauche — le huitième en moins de dix ans — à « gouverner de manière autonome face aux forces politiques » représentées au Parlement, ajoute El Comercio. Pour La República, le nouveau gouvernement résulterait même d'un « pacte de corruption ». Le journal estime qu'Hernando de Soto a été « sacrifié » sur l'autel des «querelles de pouvoir» au sein du Parlement.   Dans le journal de la 1ère... En Martinique, on aiguise les sabres et on prépare les machines en vue du démarrage de la campagne sucrière 2026, explique Benoît Ferrand, d'Outre-mer La 1ère.

En esta edición de No Hay Derecho abordaremos, entre otros temas: - Caso Baguazo: Poder Judicial reformula condena contra policías y los condena a siete años de prisión y ordena sus capturas. - Inseguridad ciudadana: Al menos 15 heridos dejaron ataque a bus de hinchas de Sporting Cristal tras el partido por Copa Libertadores en el Callao. - Denisse Miralles es la nueva presidenta del Consejo de Ministros en medio de cambios y declinación de Hernando de Soto. - Denisse Miralles afirma que su prioridad será asegurar una transición transparente. - Hernando de Soto rompe su silencio y dice que gabinete está integrado por cerronistas y de APP. - Delia Espinoza: JNJ le abre nueva investigación por pedir la suspensión de Patricia Benavides. - Fernando Rospigliosi y Juan Rivero Lazo visitan a militares recluidos en penal de Chorrillos. - Ruth Luque presenta denuncia constitucional contra defensor del pueblo por intervenir a favor de Urresti en el TC. - Exclusiva: José Balcázar se distancia de Perú Libre.

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Host Jeremy C. Park interviews Dr. Brittany Kasprack, Owner of Mid South Chiropractic and The Bagel Nook, who discusses her journey into chiropractic care and the impact of her businesses on the community. She shares her personal experience with chiropractic treatment after a horse riding accident and emphasizes the importance of preventive healthcare. Dr. Brittany explains the science and art of chiropractic care, highlighting the importance of personalized treatment plans. She also discusses the convenience of having multiple chiropractic locations and the importance of consistent care. The conversation then shifts to The Bagel Nook, where Dr. Brittany describes the unique experience of offering authentic New York-style bagels and over 30 cream cheese flavors. She emphasizes the catering aspect of the business and the opportunity to bring a new food culture to the Memphis area. She also touches on the economic impact of her businesses, including job creation and workforce development. The episode concluded with information on how to learn more and connect with Mid South Chiropractic and The Bagel Nook.Visit https://www.midsouthchiropractic.com to learn more about Mid South Chiropractic and visit https://www.thebagelnook.com to learn more about The Bagel Nook.SummaryChiropractic Care and Preventive Healthcare - Dr. Brittany Kasprack, Owner of Mid South Chiropractic and The Bagel Nook, shares her journey into chiropractic care, which began after a horse-riding accident led her to experience the benefits firsthand. She emphasizes the importance of preventive healthcare and mobility, stating that chiropractic care is an underutilized aspect of healthcare that focuses on maintaining spinal function and overall well-being. Dr. Brittany highlights the balance between science and art in chiropractic practice, using x-rays and other diagnostic tools to develop personalized treatment plans. She also discusses the convenience of having multiple clinic locations and the importance of consistent care, explaining the initial process of assessment and treatment planning for new patients.Wellness Through Group Exercise Motivation - Jeremy and Dr. Brittany discuss the importance of group exercise for motivation and prevention, with Dr. Brittany sharing her experience of seeing patients achieve wellness through active processes. They also talk about the fulfillment Brittany finds in the impact of Mid South Chiropractic, particularly through their wellness wall where patients celebrate their pain-free achievements.The Bagel Nook's Catering Success - Brittany discussed her successful bagel business, The Bagel Nook, which offers fresh, boiled and baked bagels with over 30 seasonal cream cheese flavors and 45 types of bagels daily. She highlights the unique New York/New Jersey-style bagels and the business's expansion into catering for breakfast and lunch meetings. The catering service is designed to appeal to a wide audience with a variety of bagel and cream cheese combinations, presented in visually appealing platters.Mid South Chiropractic and The Bagel Nook - Dr. Brittany discussed the collaboration between Mid South Chiropractic and The Bagel Nook, highlighting their community-focused approach. She explains how the partnership brings unique offerings to the community, such as screenings and assessments, while also providing employment opportunities and valuable experiences for team members. Dr. Brittany emphasizes the economic impact of her businesses, noting their commitment to hiring and training local staff. She encourages listeners to visit their locations in Olive Branch, Hernando, Clarksdale, and Southaven to experience their services firsthand.

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663. Part 2 of our conversation with Matthew and Melissa, hosts of the the "This Ain't It" podcast, covering their response to MAGA religion. Hosted by Matthew Teutsch, a scholar of African American literature and Director of the Lillian E. Smith Center, and his wife Melissa Teutsch, the show explores the intersection of culture, politics, and history. Together, they engage in deep conversations about civil rights, the power of rhetoric, and the ongoing struggle for social justice in the American South and beyond. By examining the "interminable" nature of systemic oppression, the Teutsches challenge listeners to embrace the responsibility of resistance through education and empathy. Now available: Liberty in Louisiana: A Comedy. The oldest play about Louisiana, author James Workman wrote it as a celebration of the Louisiana Purchase. Now it is back in print for the first time in 222 years. Order your copy today! This week in the Louisiana Anthology. "The Expedition of Hernando de Soto" was written by his companion Luis Hernandez de Biedma. "When we arrived, the queen sent us one of her nieces, in a litter carried by Indians. She sent the governor a present of a necklace of beads, canoes to cross the river with, and gave us half the village to lodge in. The governor opened a large temple built in the woods, in which was buried the chiefs of the country, and took from it a quantity of pearls, amounting to six or seven arrobes, which were spoiled by being buried in the ground. We dug up two Spanish axes, a chaplet of wild olive seed, and some small beads, resembling those we had brought from Spain for the purpose of trading with the Indians. We conjectured they had obtained these things by trading with the companions of Vasquez de Ayllon. The Indians told us the sea was only about thirty leagues distant." This week in Louisiana history. January 30, 1704. Bienville was told that "Pelican" was on its way to Mobile with 27 young women. This week in New Orleans history. Frostop on Jefferson Highway Closed January 30, 2007. Just a couple of blocks from East Jefferson High School on the corner of Phlox Avenue at 4637 Airline Highway, the Frostop Drive-in Restaurant was a popular stop for burgers and root beer.  Today Popeyes Chicken & Biscuits occupies the corner. Other local Frostop locations could be found around town back in the day, and a few still exist in the greater New Orleans area. These photographs are of the Frostop which was located on Jefferson Highway in the Jefferson Plaza Shopping Center (AKA Arrow Shopping Center) which were taken the day before it closed on January 30, 2007: This week in Louisiana. Visit the Alexandria Zoo. 3016 Masonic Drive Alexandria, LA 71301 Hours: Open daily from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM (Last entry at 4:30 PM) Website: thealexandriazoo.com Email: info@thealexandriazoo.com Phone: (318) 441-6810 January is an excellent time to visit, as the cooler weather keeps many of the larger mammals more active: Louisiana Habitat: A 3.5-acre exhibit showcasing native species like cougars, black bears, and alligators in a natural swamp setting. The Train: The “Bayou Le Zoo Choo Choo” offers a 10-minute narrated tour around the perimeter of the park.  African Experience: Features a 17-foot waterfall and habitat for lions, flamingos, and giant tortoises. ). Postcards from Louisiana. Sporty's Brass Band. Party in NOLA / Happy Birthday.Listen on Apple Podcasts. Listen on audible. Listen on Spotify. Listen on TuneIn. Listen on iHeartRadio. The Louisiana Anthology Home Page. Like us on Facebook. 

Just in time for this winter storm, here's another Cold Case episode of Cemetery Row! On this ep, Hannah covers the mysterious murder of Artemus Ogletree, aka Roland T. Owen, in Kansas City, Missouri. Sheena shares the story of Hernando, Mississippi teen Jerry Lee Armstrong, who disappeared 48 years ago. Lori covers the murder of Maine mother Dorothy Milliken, who died 50 years ago this year.