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Two NASA astronauts are in the midst of an extended, headline-grabbing, eight-month stay in orbit. So we turned to Terry Virts, former commander of the International Space Station, as our official PTFO Outer Space Correspondent. Because he was stranded there for 200 days after his cargo ship blew up — low on underwear, polo shirts and his beloved borscht. Turns out, there are way worse places to be than staring out a Russian dorm-room window while watching bombs, auroras, typhoons and the very essence of human nature, from 250 miles up. Also: how to pee, dream and listen to Hans Zimmer without gravity. (Hint: Do not raw-dog the universe.) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Two NASA astronauts are in the midst of an extended, headline-grabbing, eight-month stay in orbit. So we turned to Terry Virts, former commander of the International Space Station, as our official PTFO Outer Space Correspondent. Because he was stranded there for 200 days after his cargo ship blew up — low on underwear, polo shirts and his beloved borscht. Turns out, there are way worse places to be than staring out a Russian dorm-room window while watching bombs, auroras, typhoons and the very essence of human nature, from 250 miles up. Also: how to pee, dream and listen to Hans Zimmer without gravity. (Hint: Do not raw-dog the universe.) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

What do you see when you look at the face of someone God has put in your life to help? Hint: Do you see Jesus?Check out our other podcasts! Search for these on your favorite podcast app.– The Nonmicrowaved Truth with C.L. Whiteside– Little Things, with Amber Albee Swenson– Bible Breath, with Pastor Jeremy– Bible Threads, with Dr. Bruce Becker– Evening Encouragements With Pastor Jeremy– Time of Grace With Pastor Mike NovotnyIf you have questions and want to know more about God, like what does he think of you, what exactly was Jesus all about, how do you get “saved” and just what exactly does it mean to “get saved,” and what you should do next, we want you to download this free resource Pastor Mike wrote called, The Basics: God. You. Jesus. Faith. Get your free download at timeofgrace.org/thebasics.OR, you can listen to the audio version of The Basics! Just search "The Basics With Pastor Mike Novotny" wherever you listen to your favorite podcasts.

Customers are increasingly questioning the value of their restaurant visits. This week's episode of the Restaurant Business podcast “A Deeper Dive” features Lisa Miller, a consumer strategist and author of the book “The Business of Joy.” And we talk about consumer attitudes on the value of restaurants right now. Miller surveys consumers every month and she has had some interesting insights on how diners view the restaurant industry, in particular their views on the price-value equation. We talk extensively about tipping, and what consumers think about the practice. A growing number of consumers are frustrated with tipping and we talk about why that is. And we talk about consumers' views on whether their restaurant visits are worth it. An increasing number of consumers think their visits aren't worth it and more than half of fast-food customers say they get sticker shock when they visit a restaurant. Fast-food restaurants have raised their prices 30% since the pandemic, which has frustrated diners. We also talk about what restaurants can do to make their offering more worth it to consumers. Hint: Do not skimp on the training budget. It's a fascinating conversation on consumer attitudes so please have a listen.

We are officially 31 years in business. That's no mean achievement for any business, let alone one in the fitness space.But we are just getting started…. With over 80 franchises awarded already and many more coming up, the future looks good.But to celebrate the milestone of 31 years in business, Rick and Matt explain the 31 ways to ruin your fitness business.With more than 3 million customers served, 4 brand iterations, and over 2500 clubs licensed/consulted, Rick has seen it all in the fitness and business world and has some great points he puts across in this episode.Hint: Do the opposite of these!Check them out!Learn more at: http://bit.ly/alloy_franchiseKey Takeaways- Trust your emotions, not logic (04:55)- If something works, don't do it again (08:08)- Be fancy; basics are for suckers (12:19)- Invest in things, not yourself (15:04)- React, don't think (22:02)- Listen to people less successful than you (24:44)- If you fail once, you quit (30:13)- Have at least 8 streams of revenue (33:01)- Always swing for the fences (38:15)- Be like Scott (41:43)Additional Resources:- Alloy Personal Training- Learn About The Alloy Franchise Opportunity---------You can find the podcast on Apple, Google, Spotify, Stitcher, or wherever you listen to podcasts.If you haven't already, please rate and review the podcast on Apple Podcasts! 

With so many looking for love online, what can you do to make your profile stand out among the crowd?  Hint: Do not follow the crowd!  Thanks for listening, Dr. Nick. 

Jackson's co-hosts from his music podcast (Good Enough), Luke and Jake are visiting the “REAL” coast and drop into the PGN world to talk about Brad Pitt's Bullet Train, the 90's classic Friday with Ice Cube and Chris Tucker, and then go head to head in a Movie Music Trivia Contest that proves just how little they know about movies. Hint: "Do either of them know what film the song Purple Rain was written for?” Yep, it's that kinda show.

Ryan and Lucas talk about a recent experience where Lucas had an awful guest try booking with him again years later. Listen in! Hint: Do not rent to a guest who's known to be BAD! Tune In!

“I know this embarrasses you, but I have nudes in my bedroom.” -ElizabethYou asked for more hot tips on interiors, and Brigid and Elizabeth are delivering! Learn a few of Elizabeth's guiding principles when it comes to art (HINT: Do what you love!), hear B&E's take on gallery walls (including ways to avoid divorcing your partner over spacing them and hanging them), and pick up a few hacks on elevating DIY art and framing. And also, hear why the art in Elizabeth's bedroom makes Brigid blush!Bonus from Elizabeth: Click the links to see what frames she's loving that don't come with the custom price tag:

The right to self-defense is vindicated as Kyle Rittenhouse is finally found not guilty on all counts. Hillary Clinton and Bill Gates tell you how to invest your money (Hint: Do the opposite!). And we why being a Democrat means never having to say you're sorry. Here on The Conservative Connection.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

When does Death Become Her? How does Death Become Her? Why does Death Become Her? And who is her? This isn't just another Meryl Streep, Goldie Hawn CGI-ridden goofball comedy... or is it? Hear a guest brain tell us the answers! Hint: Do you know what they do to soft, bald, overweight Republicans in prison, Ernest?

In 1994, Italian police officer and former Olympic pentathlete Mauro Prosperi was looking to push his physical limits. He decided to enter the Marathon des Sables (French for Marathon of the Sands, also known as Sahara Marathon), a six-day, 251 km (156 mi) ultramarathon, which is approximately the distance of six regular marathons. The multi-day race is held every year in southern Morocco, in the Sahara Desert. It has been regarded as the toughest foot race on Earth. What followed was a near deadly experience that pushed Prosperi to his breaking point. This week, Chris guides us through the ultramarathon that almost killed Mauro Prosperi. (Hint: Do not try this at home.) Don't forget to follow on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter! https://www.facebook.com/thisstrangeworldpodcast/ https://www.instagram.com/thisstrangeworldpodcast/ https://twitter.com/thisstrangepod/ And check out more This Strange World links here: https://linktr.ee/thisstrangeworldpodcast Sources https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=apLSdNuUdKU https://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-30046426

In episode eight of the Awesome Awful Podcast, presented by the Daily Drunk, host Josh Sippie welcomes Justin Bryant. They discuss the "aggressively stupid" noir thriller, The Number 23. Specific points of discussion include replacing "Chekhov's Gun" with "Carrey's Sax," how to be a terrible animal control worker and still keep your job, aliases that won't give away the fact that they are in fact aliases, and what to do when you start seeing the number 23 all over the place. Hint: Do nothing. This is perfectly normal. Check out the Daily Drunk on Twitter: https://twitter.com/dailydrunkmag And Justin Bryant: https://twitter.com/jthouse37 If you want to join us on the Pod, go here: https://docs.google.com/forms/u/2/d/1w6PV_neE-oiU2F0XfXJyUe1KxxwG_hZ-8aht4vgczSE/edit?ts=60c8d970 And Josh is on Twitter too! https://twitter.com/sippenator101

In this episode Dr. Piper shares examples of angry responses he gets to his podcasts and writing and how to respond to them. Hint: Do what Jesus did. Today is the day to join The Rebellion! Become a patreon member and enjoy some great extras while supporting our efforts to speak the Truth into our culture. Learn more at patreon.com/dreverettpiper. Find more resources and info at dreverettpiper.com

What do you see when you look at the face of someone God has put in your life to help? Hint: Do you see Jesus? – Pastor Ben Sadler. Time of Grace is a donor-supported effort. If you would like to give a gift of support, please donate here: http://bit.ly/2K06lcJ You can also watch Time of Grace daily video devotionals by subscribing to get new videos each weekday: http://bit.ly/385Piz4

Founded by Charlotte James and Undrea Wright, The Sabina Project is an educational, healing and inclusive space for all modern journeyers. The Sabina Project offers online and in-person Sacred Earth Medicine integration sessions and workshops to inspire radical self transformation and community liberation, focusing on the BIPOC (Black, Indigenou and People of Color) community.   Charlotte James has been a harm reductionist and psychedelic explorer for over ten years, but her path through this work has not been linear. After leaving harm reduction due to rapid burn out, she is back in the psychedelic space with renewed energy. Charlotte works to create a world in which everyone is able to live in fearless pursuit of their own radical transformation. She uses her skills as a marketing strategist and content creator to build and engage a virtual community focused on pursuing equitable liberation.    Undrea Wright has been working to heal himself with sacred medicines for over 11 years. He is a cannabis entrepreneur that was instrumental in the decriminilization and medical bill pass in Maryland. Dre practices in the Traditional Amazonian ways, informed by the South American Shipibo-Conibo and Quechua-Lamista lineages, having trained with various global indigenous masters. He focuses on ancient teachings as a means to achieve spiritual enlightenment. At the core of the teachings lies the transformation of consciousness, a spiritual awakening that he sees as the next step in human evolution. An essential aspect of this awakening consists in transcending our ego-based state of consciousness. This is a prerequisite not only for personal happiness but also for the ending of violent conflict endemic on our planet.   What You Will Learn:    Why harm reduction is so important and why letting go of judgment around all drugs is a good idea The value of ancestral work, and why you should invite your family to join you in psychedelic journey work if you’re already doing it  Learn about the unique barriers to psychedelic exploration in the BIPOC community, and how you can support more BIPOC travelers  Why Dre and Charlotte named their project after Maria Sabina, and the need to decolonize Sacred Earth Medicines  How white people can be better allies. Hint: Do the deep inner work. It’s a daily practice.    Resources:    The Sabina Project Website    Mutual Ceremony Fund   Patreon    Dre's Instagram    Charlotte's Instagram  

In this episode, we are tackling what you can do if you, your art, and the way you want to express yourself are outside the norm. (Hint: Do it anyway!)Want a discounted tarot/Skyy reading? PM me for more details! Or check out the Show Notes brandiamaraskyy.com/nevergiveup

There is a lot of talk about "Medicare for All," but what about Medicare as we know it today? You’re probably thinking, “How hard can it be?” Well, you’re about to not only find out just how challenging it can be, but also contemplate questions like, “How long do pay the Parts B and D late enrollment penalties if you’re immortal?” In this episode, Ed and Scott discuss the intricacies of the current state of Medicare eligibility and coverage, a topic soon to be near and dear to (old man) Ed’s heart. The guys are joined by Mark Holloway, J.D., also of Lockton’s Compliance Services division, who gives the low down on: What is Medicare and who qualifies? What are the four main parts of Medicare? What’s the difference between them all? (Who is up for Medicare lasagna?) Do I automatically get my Medicare card in the mail when I turn 65? Is Medicare free? (As if it were that simple.) Can you just pay people over 65 to leave your employer plan and tell them to get Medicare instead? (No, duh. Even Priya knows that one.) Can an employee have dual coverage – both Medicare and an employer plan? If so, when does it makes sense? (Hint: Do not elect COBRA if you retire at 65 or later.) Can an employee on Medicare still make HSA contributions? Are there any penalties for not enrolling in Medicare when you’re first eligible? What the exceptions, and why are they traps for the unwary, like Ed?

Movement is a BASIC, a non-negotiable, a fundamental food of the brain. As we talk about Focus, Attention, Hyperactivity and Energy this season, join Kathy Shean Jones, NeuroMovement Practitioner and myself to understand what movement therapy is, and what it isn't. Hint: Do hear this even if you think your child is moving well.

Robin Stuart started off as a paralegal until she was challenged one day to get her boss's password. (Hint: Do not challenge Robin). Fast forward she switched careers to Technology but kept a lookout for a career in security. Speaker Bio Veteran cyber crime investigator and contributing author to the Handbook for Information Security by Wiley. She is also debut author in cyber crime fiction with a short story in the Sisters in Crime NorCal anthology Fault Lines, which is due out in early 2019. She consults on all things cyber security for Fortune 100 companies, television shows, and media outlets, including BBC and NowThis News. She was a significant contributor to the Tech Museum of Innovation's acclaimed Cyber Detectives interactive installation, one of the museum's most popular permanent exhibits, which earned praise from the Obama Administration. Quotes: "Years of being a paralegal, I think like a lawyer and that's helped me very well" "My Google works a little better than other people's Google" Someone said to Robin once: "I've got an hour... can you teach me everything you know?" "Taught myself Assembly by writing a program all in assembly, just to prove to myself that I understood it." Notes: Combination of Enthusiasm and Perseverance Creativity matters a lot! Setting up a home lab to train Robin's First "Hack"! EPIC! There isn't a linear path into information security, no need for a degree necessarily Links: Robin Stuart on Twitter Robin's Upcoming CyberCrime Short Story Robin's Twitter Year Up Program Lexis Nexus DB Shellcoder's Handbook Information Security Handbook by Wiley Reversing Practical Malware Analysis Outro Music

Bookkeeping woes? Keep it simple. Candus Kampfer wanted to make a difference. When her hair stylist cried with relief after Candus showed her how to pull her accounting reports, Candus knew she wanted to help others. She began making short, focused video tutorials about Quickbooks in 2014, and her following grew. Candus big message: keep it simple. It doesn't need to be overcomplicated. But remember that bookkeeping is a vital part of your business. It's not just for doing taxes! Track the numbers throughout the year. Numbers are a black and white way to view your business. How to get started? Start by opening a business bank account; don't co-mingle your personal and business expenses! Keep records on paper: Use columns to designate expense categories, e.g fuel, office supplies, meals and entertainment [Hint: keep the categories fairly broad]. Or use an Excel spreadsheet to track your numbers   There are three types of reports you should be pulling: 1) Profit and Loss the top--your income, what you're being paid from your clients, based on categories of products or services below--all of your business expenses bottom line: did you make a profit or take a loss for the time frame chosen Questions to consider when looking at the P&L report: Have you been making an income in the areas you expected to? Are you making  more income in one area over another (e.g. producing books vs. producing audios)? Keep track of your expenses; where is your money going, and how does the outgo compare to the income? Compare a date range to a previous date range, e.g. this month vs last month. 2) The balance sheet All assets, all liabilities, all equity, and your net worth (Hint: The net should match the number on your P&L if you chose the same end date). The balance sheet is a snapshot of your business at a particular moment. 3) Sales by Item Summary (this report is specific to Quickbooks) For creating invoices within Quickbooks, use "items"; items are more detailed than the categories on your P&L. These items give details on the services and products you provide. It will show you the income you're generating on this specific services and products, and their percentage of the overall income. Knowing this allows you to proactively guide the business in the direction you want it to go. For example, you may see you need to do some marketing to grow a particular area. How to determine profitability in a service-based business Add a value to your time tracking Set up a non0payroll item with your service item and cost   I use Toggl for time tracking. For most of us, the free version is fine—it's what I used for years. I only upgraded to the paid version when I wanted to start drilling down into the statistics of how I was spending my time. To get your effective hourly rate, you have to track all business-related hours worked, not just billable time. Quickbooks: for each customer, you can enter billable AND non-billable time. When you go into Profit & Loss by job and by customer, it tracks the costs for you without counting it as income.   The entrepreneur's struggle: understanding the value of your work What would I like to earn? How much time do I have to work per month? Being confident with your billing comes over time. Kind, loving praise from clients helps!   Discomfort with invoicing (whether it's on your end or your client's) can be alleviated by stating things clearly in writing. Trust your gut feeling on whether it's a good match between you and a potential client.   Routine bookkeeping tasks Download or manually enter your bank transactions Enter expenses Track your income Reconcile bank and credit card accounts If using desktop version, back up your Quickbooks to an external drive (or any accounting software) [Hint: Do not use Dropbox to back up Quickbooks] Pulling reports P&L, pull it every month and compare YTD or month-to-month; are you where you want to be? Balance sheet, pull every quarter or so to make sure everytyhing looks Sales by item summary, pull every month. This gives a breakdown of your income and where it's coming from   Links Candus has a free minicourse on how to get started with Quickbooks in under an hour (canduskampfer.com/minicourse). Confidence with Quickbooks Course Quickbooks Simplified Community What I use to back up my data: Crashplan for Small Business Toshiba external hard drives for Mac (with Time Machine) (here's a model that works with PCs)   Whenever you're learning something new, be patient and kind with yourself. It can be overwhelming!   If you're interested in helping your clients learn about their genetic genealogy, keep an eye open for a special sale on the 23andme kits. They may be offered at a reduced price during Amazon's Prime Day. It starts at midnight on July 16, 2018 and runs for just 36 hours.   Please consider leaving a review (or just a rating) on iTunes. Thanks for helping to spread the word! Now go out and save someone's story.

(00:00.00) - Jen’s 5-year-old gives their 4th of July celebrations a huge thumbs down. Also, she talks about the amazing moment the Siri interrupted British parliament.   (00:32:21)- Thurs 7/5 H1 S2 - Jen reads plot summaries from all the romance novels that are beating her memoir on the Kindle charts. She decides that her next book needs to have a shirtless wizard on the cover.   (00:51:23) S2 - Selina Lo and Jen help male listeners figure out how to make the women in their lives happy. Hint: Do not buy your girlfriend a flying pig and tell her it made you think of her.

I got a text. I got fired up. I recorded an episode. Here it is. Another shorty comin' at ya to kick you in the pants and and help you figure out what to do about that job that maybe isn't necessarily so bad, but is boring you to tears. Hint: Do. Something. New. Called […] The post MOTM #007: IF YOU ALWAYS DO WHAT YOU’VE ALWAYS DONE, YOU’LL ALWAYS GET WHAT YOU’VE ALWAYS GOT appeared first on The Movement Maestro.

We spend a lot of time talking about breakfast (AKA the most important meal of the day) and dinner, but lunch often seems to fall by the wayside. If you have school-age children, you know how challenging it can be to prepare and pack lunches over and over and over again. So here to the rescue with healthy, creative, and kid-friendly lunchbox ideas is dietitian, mom, and lifestyle expert Holley Grainger, MS, RDN. Whether you're packing lunches in a basic brown bag or a cool and colorful Bento Box, this is the show for you. Holley Grainger is a nationally recognized nutrition and lifestyle expert who brings healthy fun to every part of your life with Cleverful Living. She's the mom of two girls, Ellie and Frances, and has been packing healthy little lunchboxes for over six years. From building a better sandwich to adding more nutrition and variety to packed school lunches, Holley serves up practical tips and plentiful inspiration to get you started. Lunchboxes never go away, so find out how to tame the lunchbox monster before it overwhelms you. Packed school lunches are a simple way to introduce new foods to young kids and expose them to a healthy world filled with fruits and vegetables. And of course, if you're nibbling as you pack or making a lunch meal for yourself as well, you'll benefit too.  Show Highlights: Lunch doesn’t get the love it deserves. Kids lunches should include a few key components: vegetable, protein source, whole grain, and fruit. Protein foods like lean turkey, beans, and/or cheese gives your kids the energy they need to get through the day. Dips (hummus, ranch, guacamole) are a great way to get kids excited about eating vegetables. Does the lunchbox itself matter? Holley weighs in. Lunch provides an opportunity to introduce new foods for picky eaters. How to can get your kids involved in meal prep. Hint: Do some lunch prep after dinner when the kitchen is already a mess! Tips to get ahead of the morning rush. Learn how to build a better sandwich. Use your dinner leftovers for lunch the next day. Instagram and Pinterest are great resources for finding lunchbox ideas. On Instagram, search for Holley's hashtag, #HealthyLittleLunchbox Tips for using a Bento Box. Discover Holley’s favorite cookbooks including, Generations of Love and Food by Meme Inge, MS, RDN Resources: Instagram  @HolleyGrainger  @LizWeis  To learn more about Holley  Holleygrainer.com  Holley’s Freebie https://www.holleygrainger.com/125-healthy-lunchboxes-kids/  BentGo https://bentgo.com/ Planet Box  https://www.planetbox.com/ The Empowered Mama Podcast https://fit4mom.com/podcast Superhealthykids.com   

We spend a lot of time talking about breakfast (AKA the most important meal of the day) and dinner, but lunch often seems to fall by the wayside. If you have school-age children, you know how challenging it can be to prepare and pack lunches over and over and over again. So here to the rescue with healthy, creative, and kid-friendly lunchbox ideas is dietitian, mom, and lifestyle expert Holley Grainger, MS, RDN. Whether you're packing lunches in a basic brown bag or a cool and colorful Bento Box, this is the show for you. Holley Grainger is a nationally recognized nutrition and lifestyle expert who brings healthy fun to every part of your life with Cleverful Living. She's the mom of two girls, Ellie and Frances, and has been packing healthy little lunchboxes for over six years. From building a better sandwich to adding more nutrition and variety to packed school lunches, Holley serves up practical tips and plentiful inspiration to get you started. Lunchboxes never go away, so find out how to tame the lunchbox monster before it overwhelms you. Packed school lunches are a simple way to introduce new foods to young kids and expose them to a healthy world filled with fruits and vegetables. And of course, if you're nibbling as you pack or making a lunch meal for yourself as well, you'll benefit too.  Show Highlights: Lunch doesn’t get the love it deserves. Kids lunches should include a few key components: vegetable, protein source, whole grain, and fruit. Protein foods like lean turkey, beans, and/or cheese gives your kids the energy they need to get through the day. Dips (hummus, ranch, guacamole) are a great way to get kids excited about eating vegetables. Does the lunchbox itself matter? Holley weighs in. Lunch provides an opportunity to introduce new foods for picky eaters. How to can get your kids involved in meal prep. Hint: Do some lunch prep after dinner when the kitchen is already a mess! Tips to get ahead of the morning rush. Learn how to build a better sandwich. Use your dinner leftovers for lunch the next day. Instagram and Pinterest are great resources for finding lunchbox ideas. On Instagram, search for Holley's hashtag, #HealthyLittleLunchbox Tips for using a Bento Box. Discover Holley’s favorite cookbooks including, Generations of Love and Food by Meme Inge, MS, RDN Resources: Instagram  @HolleyGrainger  @LizWeis  To learn more about Holley  Holleygrainer.com  Holley’s Freebie https://www.holleygrainger.com/125-healthy-lunchboxes-kids/  BentGo https://bentgo.com/ Planet Box  https://www.planetbox.com/ The Empowered Mama Podcast https://fit4mom.com/podcast Superhealthykids.com   

Making a 1-gallon batch of cider is easy! And a 3-gallon or 5-gallon batch of cider is just as easy to make too! Learn how to make cider at home and begin upping your cider knowledge today. In this episode I cover all the basics on how to make cider at home. Below find the basic equipment needs for making cider. Hint: Do get these items before getting your fresh pressed apple juice to ferment. Real basic cidermaking - 1 gallon jug Equipment needed: 1 gallon jug that came with your cider Rubber stopper with a hole big enough to fit an airlock airlock - S-shaped or go deluxe and put the cider in a glass jar Making a 3-gallon or 5-gallon batch of cider What to consider before you get your juice How much money do you want to spend and how much cider do you want to make? Consider: 3 gallon = approximately 22 pounds filled calculated as 7 pounds per liquid gallon + 1 pound for glass carboy 5 gallon = approximately 37 pounds filled I like 3 gallon carboys because they are easier to lift Equipment needed for either a 3-gallon or 5-gallon batch of cider A. Two Carboys - always choose glass over plastic B. Rubber stopper with hole in center, that fits in your glass carboy C. One Airlock use either an S-shaped or 3 piece fermentor The airlock release CO2 as the cider is fermenting and prevents Oxygen from entering. D. Yeast You can spend hours googling which yeast to use - For your first batch of cider keep it simple Tried and true yeasts. Each come in a packet and are dry yeast with approximately 5 grams. Lavlin 71B, nice all-round yeast that helps to mellow the sharpness of high acid apple blends. M2 Lavlin - this yeast makes apples sing in delight as it enhances their character. Might even get a richer mouthfeel. Extra bonus - a finish that suggests residual sugar, even though it is fermented dry! Cider House Blend English Cider Yeast E. Clear food grade tubing (1/2inch diameter) to rack cider once fermentation is done F. Campden Tablets (Sodium metabisulfite) - Used to arrest the yeast that in currently active in the juice, so that your cultured yeast can go to town once it is pitched. 1 tablet per gallon. Add to fresh juice and let sit overnight G. Fresh pressed unpasteurized apple juice Cider Blends are best! Why not use pasteurized juice? It usually contains sorbet, sorbic acid, benzoate or benzoic acid which not only affects the taste, but can affect fermentation. Extra Yeast Tips Refrigerate both liquid yeast and dry yeast packets. Each contain millions of yeast cells and you don't want them to dry out or over heat Making a yeast starter solution - a.k.a. double your yeast money by doubling the yeast By making a yeast starter you Increases yeast population before pitching Revs up the fermentation Make sure you are "pitching" yeast that is viable and healthy 1. Use a clean sanitized glass bottle, such as 750 ml wine bottle and have an extra rubber stopper and airlock. 2. Pour in: 1 cup of fresh pressed juice heated for 5 minutes Let it cool to the point that if you stuck your finger into the solution it would not burn your finger. or 1/2 cup of fresh pressed juice that has been sulfited overnight, so you know the yeast are no longer viable in that juice. 3. Put the stopper on, with airlock and let the yeast go to town. Figure 2-days and now you have enough yeast for 10 gallons instead of 5. Can you keep doubling the yeast starter? - Yes, you can! Do the same process as before to triple the amount Mentions in this Chat Nathan Pierce's Micro Brewr podcast Ask for the following 9 #ciderGoingUP Campaign sponsors - By supporting these cider makers, you in turn help Cider Chat Kurant Cider - Pennsylvania : listen to Joe Getz on episode 14 Big Apple Hard Cider - NYC : listen to Danielle von Scheiner on episode 35 Oliver’s Cider and Perry - Herefordshire/UK ; listen to Tom Oliver on episode 29 Santa Cruz Cider Company - California : listen to Nicole Todd on episode 60 The Cider Project aka EthicCider- California Albermale CiderWorks : listen to Chuck Shelton on episode 56 Cider Summit : listen to Alan Shapiro founder of this cider fest on episode 75. Ramborn Cider Co. Luxembourg. Big Fish Cider Co. Virginia Please Help Support Cider Chat Please donate today. Help keep the chat thriving! Find this episode and all episodes at the page for Cider Chat's podcasts. Listen also at iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher (for Android), iHeartRadio and where ever you love to listen to podcasts. Follow on twitter @ciderchat

For the second time in three seasons, the Ohio State Buckeyes are in the College Football Playoff. On this week's episode, Matt and Colton review championship weekend, the College Football Playoff selections, and why they think the committee got it right. They then look ahead to the Buckeyes' matchup with Clemson, and break down why pass protection may be the key to the game for both teams. Finally, they preview each bowl game involving the Big Ten based on its watchability. (Hint: Do not watch Iowa-Florida) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

For the second time in three seasons, the Ohio State Buckeyes are in the College Football Playoff. On this week's episode, Matt and Colton review championship weekend, the College Football Playoff selections, and why they think the committee got it right. They then look ahead to the Buckeyes' matchup with Clemson, and break down why pass protection may be the key to the game for both teams. Finally, they preview each bowl game involving the Big Ten based on its watchability. (Hint: Do not watch Iowa-Florida) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Morning, kids! I promised a new podcast. Ergo and thusly, here it is.Three whole people have won free copies of my new book this week. (Congrats, three people!) Is one of them you? Listen to this latest episode to find out. What's inside? Well...How about what it's like to buy a car while famous? (Hint: Do you get to take possession of a car before paying for it? Celebrities do!)How about what it's like to dodge, I mean do, jury duty while famous?How about some celebrity dish from Chill City?And how about some very, very, VERY little known dish about Bruce Jenner's latest news?It's all here, my little Fatalities. Enjoy.

The EntreProgrammers Episode 43 Care Bears CareThere is no mercy in this court as The EntreProgrammers rip Derick a new one – a new landing page that is. Before that, this.(And about John’s book; keep it here for the details. See end of this article.)You are the fly on the wall and can’t help hearing Derick talking about his new screencast package – soon to be launched. What’s that you say? It’s already been launched? https://sub.watchmecode.net/mongoose/Ninety-nine Dollars!!!?? Scammer Spammer!!…but wait, let’s work this out scientifically. Click on your calculator.Enter: Is information that pays for itself ten-times, actually worth it? Oh ya, that’s a tough one, alright; and that ain’t no unsolicited pear, neither.Time now to be swift in your actions. Yes, we know that you outdo everyone; got to have it now! http://watchmecode.net/mongooseWell, then, go to Derick’s MongooseJS Fundamentals Screencast Package. Nice! Nice! Hint: Do it soon. (But, not if passing on insider trading info is illegal in your country.) It has a 30 day money back guarantee attached to it. Imagine that!Listen quite closely. These four GeniusPreneurs actually construct a landing page right before your unsolicited pears. What-it-up?But waves and more waves of relentless criticism seem to have no shattering effect on the “bullet-proof” ego of Derick. True character of a person shines – or not – under this type of intense analysis.Derick lends a prime opportunity to learn importance of gratitude – all year around. The people who look inward fill their Spirits with gratitude. The people who look outward fill their Spirits with envy. Which do you think would sell better?Many are seen expressing their gratitude on Thanksgiving then back to their selfish ways the very next day – not The EntreProgrammers. Perhaps this is why they are so popular. Say what?Is there a deep latent message here? Is it possible for people to market their services without even mentioning the service that they offer? Get your waders on; it’s getting pretty deep in here.Charles, John, Josh and Derick are extremely grateful all of the time for you writing comments, so jump on-in to this discussion by voicing your opinions, observations and constructive critical analysis.After all, it just happens to be all about you – so they would have you think.So, clue into this episode for the powerful structuring of your landing pages – how to show your gratitude to people who have just landed on your page. Be it done.Josh has developed a rather “standard Internet marketing funnel.” He simply wants to track it and offer a couple of easy options, but is having trouble locating an app that will do it. John steps in with a solution…Listen to Josh’s marketing dilemma to see if you, too, share this problem. If you do have a similar trouble, do this: Listen to John’s response, then go to Infusionsoft.      Do it. Be it done.  www.infusionsoft.com/Also, you can contact Jeremy Reeves at: www.jeremyreeves.com/  “…a direct response copywriter…specialize in building strategic, automated sales funnels.”Another success story for The EntreProgrammers is John’s book. Details are in this episode and on his blog: http://SimpleProgrammer.comBook your podcast at:  http://Signalleaf.com.

I'm answering Sex With Emily listener's relationship questions, with a few sex questions sprinkled in for good measure. In this show, Menace and I debate the male and female perspective on people's most common relationship issues. We tell you when to move on from an unhealthy relationship and when to stop licking your wounds in a bad breakup. We also teach how to have courage to change, and have better relationships. Sex with Emily listener's Relationship Questions: When should you let down your guard and commit to someone? How many times do you try to make a relationship work before calling it quits? How do I get over the girl I'm still in love with? What do you do when you and lover can't agree on places to meet? Is is worth it to wait to have sex? When is the right time to lose your virginity? How many dates should you go on before having sex with someone? Why do women like giving double blow jobs so much? (someone has been watching a lot of porn.) Why does eating certain things make semen taste differently? Girls like the chase, right? But when is it an exciting pursuit and when is it stalking? When should the guy give up ? When is his pursuit cute and when is it creepy ? When should he fear a restraining order? (FYI. Throwing rocks at her window in the middle of the night isn't cute, unless you're a character in a teenage Romantic Comedy.) What do I do if I queef? (Hint: Do not run away screaming or hide under a rock) Sex isn't neat and tidy. It's messy, just like relationships. You can't run away the second you start feeling vulnerable or exposed. On the other hand, you shouldn't stay in a relationship because you think you'll be lost without it. Great change requires some personal struggle. The key to relationships is finding the right person to let yourself be vulnerable with, and having the courage to leave when things no longer fit. Oh, and try not to stalk anyone. As much as women like the idea of "the chase," we usually make time for people we are interested in. If you want to change your love life check out: Promescent, Crazy Girl, Max4Men, Masque, and Good Vibrations. Use coupon code Emily25 at checkout for 25% off your purchase at Crazy Girl and Max4Men. Use coupon code GVEmily20 at checkout for 20% off purchases of $100 or more at Good Vibrations. Or use coupon code Emily for 15% off anything at Good Vibrations.

I get tons of sex questions in my inbox everyday. Trust me, everyone has their sex issues, from orgasming too soon to not orgasming at all. And let's be honest, you don't want to ask all your Facebook friends how you can go about losing your virginity (unless you get some takers). That's why I'm here to answer your biggest, most embarrassing, sex questions on my podcast. Sex Questions Answered Does penis size really matter? Is a big penis too much of a good thing? How do I brave his gargantuan penis? How do I prevent premature ejaculation, without having to picture the most disgusting thing possible? Why can't I get an erection? I'm pretty sure my sex drive is higher than everyone else's sex drive, what should I do? I don't want to have sex. What's wrong with me? I have a strange fetish, do I embrace it or try to hide it? (Well, it really depends on the fetish.) What do I do if I queef? (Hint: Do not run away screaming or hide under a rock). If you want to change your love life check out: Promescent, Crazy Girl, Max4Men, Masque, and Good Vibrations. Use coupon code Emily25 at checkout for 25% off your purchase at Crazy Girl and Max4Men. Use coupon code GVEmily20 at checkout for 20% off purchases of $100 or more at Good Vibrations. Or use coupon code Emily for 15% off anything at Good Vibrations.