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On today's episode, Jillian and Kyle sit down with their friend, Skyler Hoffner, to discuss the Union's offseason. They chat about the 2025 roster decisions, the Union trading their Super Draft picks, and what the Union Pathway means for roster spots moving forward for the club? You can find Skyler on Twitter at @SkyHof_3 Make sure to subscribe or follow, and please interact with us; we love to hear from you! • Twitter: @totwag • Facebook/Instagram: theoneteamweagreeon (all one word) • We are now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube. • Check out our website: www.theoneteamweagreeon.com #DOOP #SOCCER #MLS #MLSOCCER #PHILLY #PHILADELPHIAUNION

Chapter 26 of Star Wars: Dark Force Rising (1992) (EU: 9 ABY) by Timothy Zahn.All links are available in this chapter's documentShare this link to find your preferred podcast player## The Story So Far ##The long-lost Katana Fleet has been rediscovered and claims the fleet will determine the temperature of the War for years to come. Years before as a navigator, Talon Karrde happened upon the fleet in deep space, but didn't suspect that Captain Hoffner also recognised their chance discovery.The New Republic is in disarray as political infighting is stoked by suspicious financial. Admiral Ackbar is placed under arrest, charged with treason, and his political rival, Borsk Fey'lya, has been actively chasing the political opening.Luke Skywalker and Mara Jade head to Coruscant with Karrde intending to reward the New Republic with his knowledge for liberating him from Imperial capture. But the Grand Admiral knows of an independent Corellian faction whom were sold six Katana dreadnaughts by Hoffner. Han and Lando, unknowingly tracked by Niles Ferrier. Han and Lando are barely able to escape with their lives as the Imperials bombard the luxury casino among the reefs of Pantalomin and extract Hoffner.Leia has made a covert embassy to the Noghri homeworld and uncovered the manipulations of the Empire to keep the Noghri people enslaved. She promised to return with haste, bringing materials they would need to expand their agriculture.## Chapter 26 ##With everyone at Coruscant, an emergency council meeting has been called; Mon Mothma, Fey'lya, Han, Leia, and Luke, in attendance as Karrde discusses the handover of the Katana Fleet. Despite multiple lines of evidence, Fey'lya is highly  resistant to the validity of the Dark Force. Leia raises the idea of sending an investigatory team to verify the authenticity of the intel. Without obvious objection, Fey'lya agrees to talk to Admiral Drayson and requisition an appropriate team to be sent in the morning.Karrde gives Leia a look before announcing his intention to retire for the night. Mon Mothma disbands the meeting and Han pursues Fey'lya into the halls, leaving Leia to follow Karrde. Han's conversation with Fey'lya is unsuccessful.In the guest quarters, Mara dwells on her waning vendetta. When Karrde returns, he gives one data card to Mara, instructing her to rendezvous with their group at the Katana Fleet; also requesting slicer Ghent sent to Coruscant.Leia arrives and Karrde requests a fast, long-ranged craft for Mara to take off-world; and he suggests another tech team leave before the official party. Karrde impresses Leia that his actions are not one of allegiance, but of gratitude and to ensure the continued independence of his group.Leia agrees, receiving a second data card and takes Mara to acquire a Y-wing. They work quickly through the night to muster another group headed by Han and Luke, accompanied by Wedge and Rogue Squadron. By morning, they are spaceward.The Bothan is outraged. He petitions Mon Mothma for an arrest warrant for Solo and Skywalker and declares himself head of the mission. Karrde agrees to have him along, but reminds him that until the Katana Fleet has been claimed, Karrde has authority over the fleet.## Join Us ##Discuss with us on Discord or YouTubeSupport us on PatreonOur WebsiteSupport the show

Steve Thomson (in for Henry Lake) and Chris Tubbs discuss Merriam-Webster proclaiming "Polarization" as their "Word of the Year", and wonder what yours would be? Steve also chats up Minnesota State-Mankato Football Head Coach about the Mavericks heading back to the NCAA D2 Football semifinals, plus we have Bite of the Night, and Headlines.

Welcome To the ABJ Podcast a place where I the Host Anthony Blackwell sit down with amazing people and learn about them hear their stories and grow as a community Join Us on Discord https://discord.gg/GGptUJzH4p ABJ Links: https://linktr.ee/anthonyblackwelljr HTW Network: https://www.hightensionhtw.com/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCz2Fr1uOUDJWnQNIe7R3-Dg Our Guest Links: https://www.instagram.com/quick_drawls_heart2015/

Many Catholics have a collection of rosaries tucked away, each with a special story. Whether it's a gift from a loved one, a souvenir from a pilgrimage, or a unique find at a local shop, every rosary holds meaning. But have you ever wondered about the origins or significance of the beads, medals, and crucifixes that make up your collection? Join Dr. Helen Hoffner, co-author of The Rosary Collector's Guide, as she shares fascinating insights into rare and historical rosaries, including Job's tears and ladder rosaries. Discover how to identify special medals and explore the deeper stories behind your favorite set of beads. Whether you're an avid rosary collector or just curious about the rosaries you own, this episode offers a unique perspective on the rich history and spiritual significance of the rosary. Buy the book: https://www.amazon.com/Rosary-Collectors-Guide-Gloria-Hoffner/dp/0764345354/

Love to hear from you; “Send us a Text Message”Join us for a conversation with Dr. Helen Hoffner, co-author of "The Rosary Collector's Guide," as she shares her journey through the world of rosaries—a journey sparked by her mother's fervent passion for these spiritual artifacts. In this episode, you'll learn about the diverse forms and historical significance of rosaries, from the Franciscan crown with its joyful decades to the impactful role of the rosary in spiritual battles and personal transformation. Dr. Hoffner's insights, drawn from her extensive collection and academic background, offer a new perspective on these prayer tools as both objects of beauty and instruments of faith.We unravel the rich tapestry of the rosary's history, from its modest beginnings as a simple counting tool to its evolution into intricate designs revered across cultures. Discover unique traditions like the wedding lasso rosary and historical treasures such as a one-decade rosary owned by King Henry VIII. This episode isn't just about the past; it's about integrating rosary prayer into modern family life, with practical advice for making this a meaningful practice for all ages. Whether you're a seasoned collector or a curious newcomer, our discussion offers valuable guidance on identifying and appreciating rosaries' historical and spiritual dimensions.Contact Dr. Hoffner: hhoffner@holyfamily.eduPurchase: The Rosary Collectors Guide(The Video-Podcast of this Episode is available on Rumble. For past episodes on Video visit our Rumble Channel and don't forget to subscribe!) Follow us and watch on X: John Paul II Renewal @JP2RenewalOn Rumble: JohnPaulIIRCCatch up with the latest on our website: jp2renew.org and Sign up for our Newsletter!!  Contact Jack: info@jp2renew.orgRead Jack's Blog substack.com/@jackrigert  Support the show

What does the Cross of Lorraine and an Oreo cookie have in common? Find out from Dr. Helen Hoffner as she explores the history of The Cross.Find a copy of her new book at Marian Press.Subscribe to the Morning Blend on your favorite podcast platform.Find this show on the free Hail Mary Media App, along with a radio live-stream, prayers, news, and more.Look through past episodes or support this podcast.The Morning Blend is a production of Mater Dei Radio in Portland, Oregon.

This week, Miriam is joined by Dr. Helen Hoffner, who is a professor at Holy Family University in Philadelphia. Her research on the history of the Rosary led her to co-author The Rosary Collector's Guide, which provides information for rosary collectors, antique dealers, and historians. Learn more at rosarycollector.wordpress.com.Subscribe to Blazing the Trail on your favorite podcast platform.Find this show on the free Hail Mary Media App, along with a radio live-stream, prayers, news, and more.Discover more about Miriam at MiriamMarston.com.Look through past episodes or support this podcast.Blazing the Trail is produced at the studios of Mater Dei Radio in Portland, Oregon.

Dr. Helen Hoffner returns sharing more influences of the Catholic church on secular culture; discussing the code needed to run the internet, snack foods, drinks, and popular games.

Dr. Helen Hoffner highlights the impact of the Church on society by showing when secular culture originates in Catholicism; from TV and healthcare to coffee and even board games.

Amanda Hoffner är född och uppvuxen i Karlshamn, är utbildad på HDK och Konstfack där hon tog sin Master i Visuell kommunikation år 2018. Under en utbytesår på Designskolan i Kolding träffade hon läraren Signe Parkins, som hade stor betydelse för hennes fria förhållningssätt till material och process. Amanda skapar bildvärldar genom komposition av pappersklipp från texturer, skapade av akvarell, gouache, kritor, akryl och tidningsklipp som kombineras på olika sätt. Allt kretsar kring det lekfulla och naiva och låga trösklar för skapandet är viktigt. Amanda omfamnar det skeva i sina bilder och vill att de som tar del av hennes konst ska vilja skapa. År 2021 erhöll Amanda ett Stipendium för Barnbokskonst av Region Blekinge och Konst i Blekinge. Hon skapade då en konstbok med fokus på kreativitet för barn i åldrarna 4-6 år. Hon lyfter behovet och lusten av att skapa och uttrycka sig konstnärligt. Kreativitet, fantasi och lek främjar barns utveckling på flera olika sätt som språkligt och motoriskt. Boken ”Sånt jag gör” ger konkreta och handfasta tips på hur du kan arbeta kreativt genom huvudrollsinnehavaren Rita som inspirerar läsarna till eget skapande. Boken är tryckt i en upplaga på 1700 exemplar och har delats ut till alla förskolor i Blekinge. Den kommer även att spridas till bibliotek, vårdcentraler, väntrum och andra platser där barn rör sig. Boken är en bra utgångspunkt för inspiration, diskussion och att arbeta kreativt i grupp. Du hittar till exempel recept på lera, hur du kan arbeta med sockermåleri eller befolka en stad med klippfigurer. – Jag har skapat en bok som utgår från barnets perspektiv där vi får följa en karaktär som utforskar sitt skapande. Jag vill att karaktären ska verka som barnets röst genom boken. Att bjuda in barnet som medskapare av boken och därmed minska gränsen mellan författaren och läsaren. Det ger barnet självförtroendet att skapa eget innehåll. Det är viktigt med låga trösklar för skapandet och att inga dyra material behövs. Det ska gå att skapa av sådant som finns hemma, säger Amanda Hoffner. Avsnittsinformation: Produktion: Cecilia Sterner Musik: Jesper Norda Ansvarig utgivare: Konst i Blekinge Längd: 19 min 51 sek

Dr Hahn's book available at: https://stpaulcenter.com/…/catholics-in-exile-biblical…/ and Helen's book at: https://sophiainstitute.com/product/catholicism-everywhere/ L'articolo Meet the Author with Ken Huck – June 6, 2024 -Dr. Scott Hahn “Catholics in Exile: Biblical Wisdom for the Journey Home” (Emmaus Road) and Helen Hoffner “Catholicism Everywhere: From Hail Mary Passes to Cappuccinos – How the Catholic Faith Is Infused in Culture” (Sophia Institute Press). proviene da Radio Maria.

On this episode of Catholic Forum, after a news update from The Dialog and a song - appropriate for Pentecost weekend -  from the Catholic Treasures CD, we Bob Krebs will interview Dr. Helen Hoffner, author and professor at Holy Family University in Philadelphia. Her new book is titled "Catholicism Everywhere: From Hail Mary Passes to Cappuccinos - How the Catholic Faith is Infused in Culture," from Sophia Institute Press. You can see a video of this interview on our YouTube Channel, YouTube.com/DioceseofWilm. Catholic Forum is a production of the Office of Communication of the Diocese of Wilmington.

My guest this week is Brandon Hoffner [35:55], executive director of the Henry's Fork Foundation, and the topic is the diverse habitat and trout-fishing opportunities of this world-famous river that has influenced so many anglers, techniques, and fly patterns over the years.  Like all trout rivers today, the Henry's Fork also has its share of environmental issues and we'll explore how the Henry's Fork Foundation works to maintain this magical fishery.   In the Fly Box this week, we have a roundup of questions and tips from listeners, including: What is the advantage of a 9 ½-foot rod over a 9-footer or 10-footer? A great tip from a listener on how to remove salt water from flies you have fished When would you use a Tenkara rod over a traditional Western rod?  And do you have a favorite Tenkara rod? Does Tom Rosenbauer actually tie the flies in the Orvis Tom Rosenbauer fly selection? What is the history of the famous Orvis Far & Fine graphite rod, and what line would you put on it? For small creeks, is it better to use a 2-weight or a 3-weight line? What can I substitute for goose biots on the tail of a stonefly nymph? Can you explain the pros and cons of polyleaders vs. sink-tip fly lines? What are the best fly lines on the new Helios 7 ½-foot 3-weight rod and the new 8-foot, 5-inch 7-weight rod? A listener talks about how he uses the new Orvis wading staff as a hiking staff as well. Will the heat inside a car in summer hurt my Orvis raincoat? A call from Captains for Clean Water with some great news from the Everglades

In this episode of Ask the Expert, hosts Randy and Robert interview Eric Hoffner from StrongBox Home Loans. They delve into Eric’s background in the mortgage industry and his approach to consulting clients on personal finance and credit improvement. The discussion covers the current real estate market, the influence of interest rates, and the trend […] The post Ask the Expert: Navigating the Mortgage Market with Eric Hoffner from StrongBox Home Loans appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

In her new book, "Catholicism Everywhere" Dr. Helen Hoffner shows the unexpected and often surprising links to the faith and aspects of daily life. Helen talks to Brenda about the many places you can find Catholicism.Subscribe to the Morning Blend on your favorite podcast platform.Find this show on the free Hail Mary Media App, along with a radio live-stream, prayers, news, and more.Look through past episodes or support this podcast.The Morning Blend is a production of Mater Dei Radio in Portland, Oregon.

Featuring the one and only Zakk Hoffner!

Dr. Helen Hoffner discusses her upcoming book Catholicism Everywhere

Join us for an exhilarating Christmas Episode today, featuring a special guest who's not only a dear friend but also a professional chef and restaurant owner, Scott Hoffner. In this episode, Scott will graciously unveil his compelling journey, which encompasses his battles with alcohol, the consequences that led to DUI arrests, and the remarkable transformation that allowed him to embrace a fulfilling and sober lifestyle. Join this channel to get early access to new episodes & Behind the Scenes Content: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRvVklIft6DMelVW18M0oBw/join Big thanks to www.findagreatattorney.com for sponsoring this episode. Are you in need of an attorney? Visit www.findagreatattorney.com to find the best attorney for FREE. Follow Ian Bick on Instagram: @ian_bick & Snapchat: ianbick Connect with Scot Hoffner: https://www.tiktok.com/@chef86d?_t=8i... Time Stamps: 00:00:00 - Intro 00:02:45 - Motel 6 and Ski Mask Girl 00:05:11 - The Early Years and Love for Food 00:07:45 - The Restaurant Business and Personal Experiences 00:10:14 - Crazy Kitchen Stories 00:12:54 - Catching the Salmon Thief 00:15:43 - The Challenges of Owning a Restaurant 00:18:29 - Duck Taquitos Revenge 00:21:24 - A Wild and Entertaining Restaurant Experience 00:24:06 - I Can't Take It Anymore 00:26:37 - The Correlation Between Pressure and Alcohol Use 00:29:20 - Addiction and Addictive Personalities 00:31:56 - Apologizing to Those I've Hurt 00:34:35 - First DUI arrest 00:37:20 - A Terrifying Experience in Jail 00:39:59 - Decreasing Alcohol-Related Deaths 00:42:26 - Battling Alcoholism 00:45:06 - The Second DUI Arrest 00:47:36 - Smoking Cigarettes with Junior 00:50:14 - Driving Encounter with a Cop 00:52:56 - The Importance of Drastic Consequences for Change 00:55:36 - Drive and motivation 00:58:08 - Transforming Energy into a Positive Force in the Kitchen 01:01:03 - Former Inmates in the Kitchen 01:03:39 - Hiring Individuals with Felonies 01:06:14 - Meeting Scott and the Prison Cooking Show 01:09:04 - Networking and Making Connections through Social Media 01:11:38 - Taking a Chance and Building Energy 01:13:53 - Missed Opportunity on Beat Bobby Flay 01:16:23 - Pursue Your Passion and Manifest Your Dreams 01:19:05 - Music and Priorities Buy Merch: https://lockedinbrand.com Use code lockedin at checkout to get 20% off your order Connect with Ian Bick: https://www.ianbick.com Powered by Creative Evolution Studios https://creativeevolutionstudios.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We talk with the world traveling Barry Hoffner about his travels and the foundation he established in Timbuktu, Mali called "Caravan to Class." How a Flip-of-the-Coin Trip Changed the Life of Barry Hoffner #worldtravel #caravantoclass #mali #timbuktu #barryhoffner #travelerscenturyclub #tcc #education #boursejackie #nomadmania #smarticlepodcast #podcast #smarticle Barry's Travel Journal here @Smarticleshow @BDDoble @larryolson  threads.net/@smarticleshow @brand.dobes The Smarticle Podcast Caravan to Class https://www.smarticlepodcast.com/

On the version of Hot off the Wire posted Oct. 11 at 6:45 a.m. CT: Residents in Gaza are facing an imminent loss of electricity as fuel supplies run dangerously low in the sealed-off territory. Israeli airstrikes left entire neighborhoods demolished Wednesday, and hospitals in the Gaza Strip are struggling to treat the injured with dwindling medical supplies. The war has claimed more than 2,200 lives on both sides and is expected to escalate. The weekend attack that Hamas said was retribution for worsening conditions for Palestinians under Israeli occupation has inflamed Israel's determination to crush the group's hold in Gaza. Foreign governments are tallying their dead and missing as the latest Israel-Palestinian war stretches into its fifth day. MARRAKECH, Morocco — United States Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen says the war between Israel and Hamas militants poses “additional concerns” to the American economy, but she still expects inflation can be contained without causing a recession. BRUSSELS (AP) — Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has joined a meeting of more than 50 defense leaders from around the world to make a personal pitch for military aid. Political support in the U.S. for the war has been lagging and allies are under pressure to send weapons to bolster Israel in its war with Hamas. It is the first time Zelenskyy has attended the NATO meeting in Brussels person. His presence underscores growing concerns about cracks in what has been staunch international backing for Kyiv in its war against Russia's invasion, and worries that Ukrainian forces haven't made measurable progress in the counteroffensive as winter closes in. The new Mideast war has complicated matters and has created competition for weapons and funding. High school students' scores on the ACT college admissions test have dropped to their lowest in more than three decades, showing a lack of student preparedness for college-level coursework, according to the nonprofit organization that administers the test. Scores have been falling for six consecutive years, but the trend accelerated during the COVID-19 pandemic. Students in the class of 2023 whose scores were reported Wednesday were in their first year of high school when the virus reached the U.S. The average ACT composite score for U.S. students was 19.5 out of 36. Last year, the average score was 19.8. Dorothy Hoffner, a 104-year-old Chicago woman whose recent skydive could see her certified by Guinness World Records as the oldest person to ever jump from a plane, has died. Hoffner's close friend, Joe Conant, says she was found dead Monday morning by staff at the Brookdale Lake View senior living community. Conant says Hoffner had an amazing energy and “she just kept going.” On Oct. 1, Hoffner made a tandem skydive at Skydive Chicago in Ottawa, Illinois, that could land her a world record. Conant says he's working to ensure that Guinness World Records certifies Hoffner posthumously as the world's oldest skydiver. NEW YORK (AP) — A new indictment filed Tuesday charges U.S. Rep. George Santos with stealing the identities of donors to his campaign and then using their credit cards to ring up tens of thousands of dollars in unauthorized charges. Prosecutors say some of that stolen money ended up in his own bank account. The 23-count indictment replaces one filed earlier against the New York Republican charging him with embezzling money from his campaign and lying to Congress about his wealth, among other offenses. Santos told reporters at the U.S Capitol he had no comment on the superseding indictment. The Rangers advance to the ALCS, awaiting the winner of the Twins-Astros series, one of the Vikings' top receivers will be out for a while with an injury, and the much-anticipated debut of Blackhawks center Connor Bedard includes an assist and a victory. On the version of Hot off the Wire posted Oct. 10 at 4 p.m. CT: WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden is confirming that U.S. citizens are among the hostages captured by Hamas in this weekend's attack on Israel and he condemned the militant group for “sheer evil” for its shocking multipronged attack on Israel launched from the Gaza Strip. Hundreds of civilians have been killed, including at least 14 American citizens. Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris spoke by phone earlier Tuesday with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to discuss the situation on the ground. Biden outlined the actions he and other allies have taken to support Israel in the aftermath of the attack and expressed his horror about “sickening” reports of torture inflicted by militants on innocent civilians. The social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter, says it is trying to take action on a flood of posts sharing graphic media, violent speech and hateful conduct about the latest war between Israel and Hamas. X says it's treating this crisis with its highest level of response. But outside watchdog groups and a European Union official say misinformation about the war abounds on the platform that billionaire Elon Musk bought last year. Musk himself has recommended unreliable accounts posting about the war. And his job cuts since taking over Twitter last year have left fewer people responsible for taking action on posts that violate the platform's policies. TORONTO (AP) — General Motors and the union representing Canadian auto workers have reached a tentative contract agreement, ending a strike that began just after midnight. About 4,300 striking workers at two GM factories and a parts warehouse will return to work Tuesday afternoon and will vote on the three-year deal later. Lana Payne, president of the Unifor union, said in a statement that, when faced with the strike, GM had no choice but to follow a pattern agreement reached earlier with Ford. GM said it reached the three-year agreement around 1 p.m. Tuesday after workers went on strike at the Ontario facilities. GM said the deal recognizes employee contributions with significant pay and benefit increases and additional job security. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — The White House is condemning a violent crash at the Chinese Consulate in San Francisco that ended with police fatally shooting a man. The man created a chaotic scene Monday when he rammed a car into the consulate's lobby. A White House official said Tuesday that U.S. government officials have been in contact with Chinese foreign ministry officials in the aftermath of the crash. The official was not authorized to comment and spoke on the condition of anonymity. San Francisco police had not released the driver's identity or a possible motive as of Tuesday morning. LOS ANGELES (AP) — Former baseball MVP Steve Garvey is joining the race to succeed the late California Sen. Dianne Feinstein. The Republican Garvey gives his party a splash of star quality on the ballot in a heavily Democratic state where the GOP hasn't won a U.S. Senate race in 35 years. Garvey signaled in a video that he would lean toward the political center, saying: "I never played for Democrats or Republicans or independents. I played for all of you.” As a Republican, he starts as a longshot. Democrats hold every statewide office. Leading candidates include Democratic U.S. Reps. Barbara Lee, Katie Porter and Adam Schiff. NEW YORK (AP) — Evidence shown at former President Donald Trump's New York civil business fraud trial shows that he signed a 1994 document that gave the true size of the New York penthouse that was listed later as far larger on his financial statements. The evidence appeared in an email attachment shown during testimony Tuesday from Allen Weisselberg, the former finance chief of Trump's company. James' lawsuit alleges that Weisselberg engineered Trump's financial statements to meet his demands that they show increases in his net worth and signed off on lofty valuations for assets despite appraisals to the contrary. Trump denies any wrongdoing. DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — The Powerball jackpot has climbed to an estimated $1.73 billion after no one matched the game's six numbers and won the giant prize. The winning numbers announced Monday night are: 16, 34, 46, 55, 67 and the Powerball 14. There has been no winner for 35 consecutive drawings. The scarcity of Powerball jackpot winners reflects the game's long odds of 1 in 292.2 million. The $1.73 billion prize is for a sole winner who is paid through an annuity, with annual checks over 30 years. Most jackpot winners opt for cash, which for the next drawing Wednesday night would be an estimated $756.6 million. MOSCOW (AP) — Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich, who has been detained in Russia on espionage charges, has lost an appeal to be released from jail, meaning he will stay behind bars at least until Nov. 30. Gershkovich was arrested in the city of Yekaterinburg while on a reporting trip in late March. The 31-year-old U.S. citizen and his employer deny the allegations, and the U.S. government declared him to be wrongfully detained. Russian authorities have not provided any evidence to support the espionage charges. Gershkovich is the first American reporter to face espionage charges in Russia since 1986, when Nicholas Daniloff, a Moscow correspondent for U.S. News and World Report, was arrested by the KGB. In an AP interview, Matthew Levitt with The Washington Institute for Near East Policy explains the history and focus of Hamas. —The Associated Press About this program Host Terry Lipshetz is a senior producer for Lee Enterprises. Besides producing the daily Hot off the Wire news podcast, Terry conducts periodic interviews for this Behind the Headlines program, co-hosts the Streamed & Screened movies and television program and is the producer of Across the Sky, a podcast dedicated to weather and climate. Lee Enterprises produces many national, regional and sports podcasts. Learn more here.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Paulding County News Podcast Wednesday 4, 2023  Paulding County police seeking public's help identifying overdose victim:    In July, a man was found dead in a Zaxby's dumpster in Dallas, Georgia. The autopsy revealed an overdose as the cause of death, ruling out foul play. Despite efforts by Paulding County detectives and the Georgia Bureau of Investigation, the man remains unidentified. Described as in his 30s or 40s, 5 feet 10 inches tall, 190 pounds, with strawberry blonde hair and blue eyes, he was discovered in black shorts, a T-shirt, sandals, and a black bandana. Authorities seek public assistance and ask anyone with information to contact the Paulding County Sheriff's Office............This from 11 Alive    Burn Ban Lifted:    The Burn ban has been lifted and just in time for bonfires! In Paulding County strict guidelines regulate burning activities to prevent hazards and environmental damage. Only natural products like leaves and tree limbs can be burned, with burning other materials punishable by fines up to $10,000 by the State's Environmental Protection Division. Before burning, ensure fires are attended by adults and placed at safe distances from structures and flammable areas. Specific size limitations and regulations apply to hand-piled and machine-piled burns, while burning of structures is strictly prohibited. Campfires and bonfires have additional guidelines and require approval. Non-compliance may lead to civil action in magistrate court.........This from Paulding Fire/Resue Facebook Page    PACA Open House In Dallas:  Last week, Paulding County's Child Advocacy Center (PCAC) held an open house, attended by local officials and state representatives, including legislative delegation members. The center, now independent since May 2017, offers services for children who may be victims of abuse, expanding beyond forensic interviewing to include onsite therapy and specialized training. The visit by legislative members, including Rep. Martin Momtahan, Rep. Kimberly New, and Sen. Jason Anavitarte, highlights the center's crucial role in court cases, as emphasized by Paulding County District Attorney Matthew Rollins..............This from the Dallas New Era      Weather:    This weekend we will see colder temperatures start rolling in with this weekend staying in the 60's for the highs! This weekend may be the perfect time to start pulling out your fall and winter clothes and putting away your summer clothes! #weatherreport #coolingoff #perfectweather    Paulding County Arrest Reports:  Gary Jackson was booked on 10/1/2023 for a DUI of Alcohol concentration of .08 or more within 3 hours or more as well as speeding.    Gregory Boyd was also booked on 10/1/2023 for passing in a no-passing zone and a hit-and-run.  AGAIN, PLEASE NOTE THAT THESE INDIVIDUALS HAVE ONLY BEEN ARRESTED AND ARE NOT CONVICTED. THEY HAVE NOT HAD THEIR DAY IN COURT WHEN WE RECORDED THIS PODCAST. WE WISH THEM LUCK ON THEIR DAY IN THE COURT.    Train, tractor-trailer crash shuts down Cobb County roads for hours:  In Kennesaw, a train-tractor-trailer collision led to significant downtown road closures on Monday. Cherokee Street, between Main Street and Big Shanty Drive, was shut down as emergency crews cleared the wreckage and conducted an investigation. The incident occurred when the tractor-trailer became stuck on the tracks and was subsequently hit by the train. Fortunately, no injuries were reported, but the tractor-trailer driver faces charges of failure to obey traffic control device and illegal crossing. Motorists were advised to find alternate routes, and by 5:30 p.m., the roads had reopened. CSX is investigating the crash, as stated by the police...........This from Atlanta News First This is about 30 minutes from the Paulding County line. This is why you should always read road signs. Please be careful, thankfully no one was hurt but if you have a slight idea that this might not work, please use a different way!    Six Flags Over Georgia employee killed in 'car accident' in the park, officials say:  Tragedy struck at Six Flags Over Georgia during preparations for Fright Fest as a 27-year-old female park employee, driving a van carrying seven cast and crew members, was involved in a fatal accident. The van, transporting scare actors, made a maneuver resulting in one passenger, Andrea Crook, being ejected and sustaining severe head trauma. Crook, 43, later succumbed to her injuries at Grady Memorial Hospital. Investigators are assessing factors to determine potential charges against the driver. The park expressed condolences, providing support to those affected and cooperating with the police investigation. Friends remember Crook as a beloved wife and mother of three.............This from Fox 5  Hey Paulding, I know this is unfortunate, but Halloween horror nights have already started. So, take the family for some fun scares and rides. It will take around 35 to 45 minutes to get there from Downtown Dallas, so you better make sure you leave the house in plenty of time.     Sports:  From the Paulding Sports Chronicles  Here are your Paulding County football teams' scores from last week!  North Fell to Walton 24 to 44  Hiram won against Dalton 49-39   East won against Newan 36-17  South ran over Paulding County 21-0    Weird news:  Pecan You Believe It? Stuckey's Petitions for a Nutty New Emoji    Georgia-based Stuckey's has launched a petition on Change.org urging the creation of a pecan emoji by the Unicode Consortium. Describing pecans as "America's favorite nut," Stuckey's highlights their nutritional value and the 75% increase in global consumption over a decade. The petition humorously emphasizes the void in digital communication due to the absence of a pecan emoji, inviting pecan enthusiasts and fall season lovers to unite and make the emoji dream a reality. Stuckey's hopes to add a touch of nuttiness to the digital world, encouraging supporters to sign the petition and contribute to the pecan-shaped icon's creation..........This from the Georgia Sun  Well PC if you have a pecan tree in your yard you may be able to text your friends and family that they are ready with an emoji now. Maybe they will put it next to the Georgia Peach emoji in the emoji library.     Here are some things you're talking about: Call us with your thoughts or story at ‪(770) 799-6810  From What's Happening in Paulding County Facebook Page:  Anonymous Poster Said, “Why do the original residents of Paulding County have the desire to relocate ?”  These are your responses from actual Paulding County citizens - as reported on What's Happening Paulding County   Jonathan Jones from Dalas” I was born and raised here and want so badly to get out as of late. Too many people moving here, too much construction constantly, houses and car washes going everywhere, you name it. My wife and I wanna move out of the state, but damn the housing market is crazy, so we are just stuck for now I guess. “  Brandon Bowman from Hiram “Over crowing people moving here thinking they can change/ overrule people oh and taxes”  Bri Wheeler from Lithia Springs “It's crazy I see so many people complaining but haven't heard for anyone actually leaving, anyways my family has been here 15+ years so I wouldn't exactly say we're original however we've been here for awhile & I'm actually more of a fan now. It's more modernized a little & seems to be less racism, as more races are coming to the area instead of just predominantly white”  Angie S. Peterson from Dallas “I grew up here and have never seen this many rude people. People move from areas they don't want to live in anymore and come here and try to change ours to what they're used to. Stop!!”  From the What's Happening in Paulding County Facebook page:  An Anonymous member posted “I've never experienced this working fast food in any other county except this one … can y'all please tell me why y'all don't like to clean up after yourself when you dine in to a fast food restaurant?   I'm just curious do you feel like it is the employees jobs to clean up your half eaten food?   Also why do certain people feel like it's ok to curse at the teenagers working these jobs ?  With that being said I wish y'all would be alittle more considerate to your fast food spot being that most of us are understaffed and doing our best.”    These are your responses from actual Paulding County citizens - as reported on What's Happening Paulding County  Cleocie Donovan Jones from Dallas “These are also the same people who don't know how to put their own carts away when they go grocery shopping. No respect whatsoever”  Wolly Haverhalls from Powder Springs “This happened when they took god and the pledge out of the schools . Deleted history and factual science.”  Joshua Morris From Dallas “Customer's aren't always right”  Cory Hobgood from Atlanta “Sometimes our best isn't good enough, if I stopped at my “best” I'd still be studying for a history exam in 10th grade.”  Thanks for being one of the 9500 downloads we have had to the Paulding co news podcast since we launched in JULY. We are watching your social media post. Who knows, your friends and family could make the news, just based off their post. Soo make sure you listen subscribe and tell your friends about Paulding County News podcast. #facebook #pages #whatareyoutalkingabout #thisisyourstory #yourstory #yourcommunity #needsyourattention  Events:   Family Movie night  Halloween costume shop   #eventshappeningnearyou #weekendevents #weekdayevents #pauldingcountyuncensoredfacebookpage #whatyouaretalkingabout #whatsgoingoninpauldingcounty #events #loveevents #getyououtofthehouse #funforthefamily  Wild News, The Paulding County news podcast will sponsor any Paulding resident who would like to take on this Gusiness book of world records feat. A 104-year-old Chicago woman is hoping to be certified as the oldest person to ever skydive after leaving her walker on the ground and making a tandem jump in northern Illinois.    A 104-year-old Chicago woman, Dorothy Hoffner, aims to be recognized as the oldest person to skydive after completing a tandem jump in northern Illinois. Hoffner, who first skydived at 100, left her walker behind and led the jump from 13,500 feet with confidence. The Guinness World Record for the oldest skydiver is currently held by a 103-year-old from Sweden, but Skydive Chicago is working to certify Hoffner's jump. After the successful dive, Hoffner expressed joy and revealed plans for a potential hot-air balloon ride in the future, emphasizing that age is just a number.  If you know of a Paulding County Resident who is 100-Year-old we want to know about it. We wanna want to interview them and talk about how the world has changed, email info@bgadgroup.com or call our listener line 770-799-6810 for more info.     Interview: Tim Weaver Running for Mayor in Hiram   www.esogrepair.com      www.chattahoochietech.edu www.cuofga.org www.daycosystems.com  www.angie.atlcommunities.com  www.powerselectricga.com http://www.newseason.cc/  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

She did it! 104-year-old Chicagoan skydives, hopes to ride in a hot air balloon next.

Welcome to "This is HCD," where we dive deep into the realm of cochlear implants and the profound impact they've made on countless lives. Journey with us from Sydney to St. Louis as we spotlight personal narratives, breakthroughs in technology, and the power of human-centered design in action. In each episode, discover the inspiring tales of individuals like Patrick who, through cochlear technology, have been introduced to a world of sound they never knew. But beyond the tech, it's about human stories, connections, and a renewed hope brought about by innovative design. Join industry experts, caregivers, and those who have embraced a new auditory life as we uncover the magic behind the science, one story at a time. Watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QpiRynRWRsQ

Lifelong Chicagoan Dorothy Hoffner joins Lisa Dent to talk about her goal to break the Guinness World Record for the oldest skydiver and how she developed a passion for jumping out of perfectly good airplanes. Hoffner is set to make her jump on September 7, in Ottawa, Illinois. Follow The Lisa Dent Show on Twitter:Follow @LisaDentSpeaksFollow @SteveBertrand […]

In the latest podcast Todd is joined by Skyler Hoffner of Philly Union Nation to discuss the latest MLS news that includes: Portland Timbers acquire Bryan Acosta from Colorado Rapids, LA Galaxy acquire Diego Fagundez from Austin FC, LA Galaxy are set to sign free agent center back Maya Yoshida, Memo Rodriquez traded from LA Galaxy to Austin FC, Facundo Farías to Inter Miami, Houston Dynamo sign Polish midfielder Sebastian Kowalczyk, Columbus Crew sell Lucas Zelarayan to Al-Fateh, Philadelphia Union loan Andres Perea to NYCFC, and the Union are on the verge of signing Tai Baribo from Austrian side Wolfsburg. Todd and Skyler also discuss Skyler's experiences at the Philadelphia Union II v Wrexham friendly, and the Union's dominant win over Querétaro.     Social Media: Twitter: @FreeKickPod Instagram: @FreeKickPod Facebook: @FreeKickPod YouTube: The Free Kick   Skyler's Social Media: Twitter: @Sky_Hoff3 Twitter: @PHLUnionNation

Amanda Hoffner, a half Japanese angler from Pennsylvania, began her tenkara passion when researching fly fishing methods from Japan. Her career as a travel nurse allows her to travel the US. She can be found deep on a blue line in the eastern US mountains fishing for native brook trout from early spring to late fall and at her vise when it's too cold to wet wade. You can help support this podcast by clicking  here

Join Gus and Austin as they recap the Union's dominant 4-1 victory over Inter Miami, and welcome special guest Skyler Hoffner to discuss the surprise All-Star selection and look ahead to Sunday's matchup against Atlanta United. www.EoPSports.com

On today's show, Kyle and Jillian sit down with Skyler Hoffner from Union Nation to discuss the most recent match vs. Red Bulls, the season so far, and what to expect moving forward for the Philadelphia Union. Make sure to subscribe or follow and please interact with us. Twitter: @totwag FB/IG: theoneteamweagreeon (all one word) We are now on Apple and Google Podcast as well as Spotify and Youtube Follow Skyler at: Twitter: @SkyHoff3 Union Nation: @PhlUnionnation #DOOP #PhiladelphiaUnion #MLS

Barry Hoffner has traveled to 155 countries  Barry should be much better known in the travel community than he is today.  He showed up on my radar screen when we connected on Instagram.  I follow many who are Chasing 193.  Barry later became a generous supporter of Counting Countries via Patreon, and we connected on the phone where I began to learn more about his amazing and at times tragic life journey.   Barry has already lived several lifetimes of amazing experiences with many to go.  From exploring Europe as a 18 year old, to living as an expat in Paris for an investment firm in his mid-20s, to living in a dormitory learning Mandarin in the mid-1990s with his wife in Kunming, to living and working in Moscow with his family.  Barry is the founder of Caravan to Class which has built 17 schools in the Timbuktu region and much more.  And of course, much more.  This is a reminder that I am partnering with SafetyWing, a travel insurance company.  I have been using them personally for over 2 years.  And yes, there are a couple of reasons why … let me highlight a couple of the features.  First, you can purchase insurance while you are already on the go.  Some insurance products force you to sign up before you leave on your trip.  Second, you only have to share your initial country on your trip.  Many of my trips are open-ended when it comes to the agenda.  I don't have to worry about forgetting to update SafetyWing.  They've got me covered.  Third, most countries are covered.  Exceptions are Cuba, Iran, DPRK, Syria, Russia, Ukraine, and Belarus.  Everywhere from Mogadishu to Tripoli is covered.  And fourth, you do not have to declare a dollar value for the trip.  Many providers force you specify the cost of your trip.  Most times I have no idea how much my trip will cost.  To me, this insurance is fire and forgot.  It will renew every month or you can set an end date.  But compared to many of the other products out there, this one to me is the most flexible.  So, take a moment, check out SafetyWing, and click on the link to sign up for your next trip.   Click here for Safety Wing!  I would like to thank everyone for their support of Counting Countries, especially my Patrons: Sunir Joshi, Philippe Izedian, Gin Liutkeviciute, Phillip Jones, Simen Flotvik Mathisen, Ted Nims, Bisa Myles, Thor Pedersen, Adam Hickman, Katelyn Jarvis, Ed Hotchkiss, and Barry Hoffner for supporting this podcast. They help pay for the production of this podcast.  You can support this podcast by going to Patreon.com/CountingCountries.  My patrons hear extra content with Barry that you will not hear.  We have another patron to welcome, Carole Southam.  I have known Carole for several years as she attended travel meetups that I organized in Bangkok.  And even better, she joined many of us from the community in Yerevan for the Extraordinary Travel Festival.  Carole is a prolific traveler in her own right, working and traveling around the world.  We just met for dinner in Bangkok as her and her husband came through Bangkok.  You can also support Counting Countries by writing a review or sharing this podcast with a travel lover.  I was in Bangkok for this recording while Barry was in the Sausalito.  Please listen in and enjoy.    Thank you to my Patrons …. Barry Hoffner, Ed Hotchkiss, Katelyn Jarvis, Carole Southam, Phillip Jones, Thor Pedersen, Simen Flotvik Mathisen, Adam Hickman, Bisa Myles, Ted Nims, Sunir Joshi, Gintaute Liutkeviciute, Philippe Izedian & Dale Wursten.   Be the first on your block to sport official Counting Countries apparel!   And now you can listen to Counting Countries on Spotify! And Alexa!  Subscribe on Apple Podcasts today! And write a review! More About Barry Hoffner Counting Countries Instagram Caravan To Class About Counting Countries Counting Countries is the only podcast to bring you the stories from the dedicated few who've spent their lives on the singular quest of traveling to every country in the world. Less people have traveled to every country in the world than have been to outer space. Theme music for this podcast is Demeter's Dance, written, performed, and provided by Mundi.  About GlobalGaz Ric Gazarian is the host of Counting Countries. He is the author of three books: Hit The Road: India, 7000 KM To Go, and Photos From Chernobyl.  He is the producer of two travel documentaries: Hit The Road: India and Hit The Road: Cambodia.   Ric is also on his own quest to visit every country in the world. You can see where he has traveled so far and keep up with his journey at GlobalGaz.com How Many Countries Are There? Well… that depends on who you ask!  The United Nations states that there are 193 member states. The British Foreign and Commonwealth office states that there are 226 countries and territories. The Traveler's Century Club states that there are 329 sovereign nations, territories, enclaves, and islands. The Nomad Mania divides the world into 1301 regions.  The Most Traveled Person states that there are 1500 unique parts of the world. SISO says there are 3,978 places in the world.   And the video that explains it all!  Me? My goal is the 193 countries that are recognized by the UN, but I am sure I will visit some other places along the way. An analysis of these lists and who is the best traveled by Kolja Spori.   Disclaimer: There are affiliates in this post.  Barry Hoffner Counting Countries

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/414   Presented By: Yellowstone Teton Sponsors: https://wetflyswing.com/teton  Brandon Hoffner of the Henry's Fork Foundation (HFF) is here to take us to one of the conservation groups leading the way on the Henry's Fork South Fork of the Snake in this amazing part of the country. We find out why water use is the number one topic that Brandon is focusing on in his work. We discover which species they are also focusing on and some of these famous rivers in this part of the world. We also get a little glimpse of how they are working around these water rights and some of these big issues around water which is always a very interesting topic. Henry's Fork Foundation Show Notes with Brandon Hoffner 4:18 - We talk about how popular Henry's Fork is and how the Henry's Fork Foundation came about. 8:21 - He describes Henry's Fork. 10:16 - He mentions the Idaho potatoes, one of the largest irrigated agricultural systems in the world. It's a massive part of Idaho's economy. 15:30 - He talks about the South Fork Initiative. One of their biggest works is tributary restoration such as in Rainey Creek. They ensure the best habitat conditions available for Yellowstone Cutthroat Trout (YCT). 18:09 - He discusses the issue of the increasing population of rainbow trout in South Fork. The Idaho Fish and Game has been working on this issue for a long time. 19:56 - They use electro-shocking to remove rainbow trout from the South Fork and stock them in other Eastern Idaho waters. 22:49 - He caught a 28-inch YCT in Yellowstone Lake. 25:25 - We talk about nymphing and euro nymphing and his perfect day of fishing. 26:28 - He shares how he got into fly fishing and a bit about how his career started. He grew up in Eastern Colorado. He has been in the foundation for 12 years. 29:27 - He talks about his past trips with the HFF Team and breaks down their trip to Argentina last year. 33:29 - Aside from the South Fork Initiative, the foundation also focuses on the Island Park Reservoir. He gives further details on their initiatives for the reservoir.  45:08 - To get water reports, you can email Dr. Rob Van Kirk, their Science and Technology Director. Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/414 

He's back again!

In this episode we discuss with Taci about Roe vs Wade, her transition in prison being a transgender, mass shootings along with other criminal law subjects.  Music created by Chris Early. 

Discussion with Zakk Hoffner about ramblings.

Discussion with Zakk Hoffner on life in Worcester.

In Episode 5 of the Tenkara Angler Level Line Podcast, we check in with Bill Holleran, Amanda Hoffner, & Nate Camp to recap the first White Mountains Tenkara Campout held June 10-12, 2022. Hosts Mike Agneta & Matt Sment sit with Bill, Amanda, & Nate to get an update on a recent tenkara gathering in New Hampshire. With other events taking place in North Carolina and Wisconsin, this was the first organized community event to be held in New England in quite some time. Bill gives us background on his company, Red Brook Tenkara, the White Mountains, as well as the origins of the campout, while Amanda & Nate introduce themselves and discuss their tenkara histories and role in the weekend. The meandering conversation also covers topics such as fly patterns, gear preferences, and techniques for fishing in the White Mountains, as well as hub cities, travel details, and plans for next year's event! Show Notes: 01:10 – 2022's Tenkara Event Calendar 03:45 – Intro Bill Holleran, Red Brook Tenkara 05:35 – Intro Amanda Hoffner, Lady Tenkara Bum 07:10 – Intro Nate Camp, Camp Kebari 08:44 – White Mountains Campout overview 14:55 – The “Incident” on the water 16:35 – Fly tying with Amanda & Nate 21:05 – Strike indicators & attractor flies 23:08 – Confidence flies 24:16 – Beadhead strategies 28:50 – Rod Choices & Bad Axe love 37:12 – Community & social aspect to events 40:55 – Nate's knife hand! 41:34 – Timber & Fins, North Country Angler, Yonah Packs, Rod Raffle 50:50 – Tenkara Outlaws 52:01 – A traveler's guide to the White Mountains 55:44 – Closing remarks 57:18 – The legend of Shyman Want to See More? Red Brook Tenkara Lady Tenkara Bum (Instagram) Camp Kebari (Etsy) Ledge Brewing Co. Timber & Fins (Instagram) North Country Angler Yonah Packs Bad Axe Rod Tenkara Angler

After taking a trip through the corporate lending field, Eric Hoffner found himself out of place, and after some searching founded StrongBox Home Loans. Now a Founder and the President of StrongBox Home Loans, Eric has found the right combination of knowledge, experience, and professional networks to secure the most appropriate home loan to fit their clients' needs. This combination led to a booming first two years of business, before hitting a wall at the end of 2021. It was this right combination that led Eric through the tougher months while still giving the clients their best-fit loan opportunities.

Executive Vice President at Concentric, Laura Hoffner shares her story about working as a Naval Intelligence Officer and supporting special operations around the globe for 12 years, to now, where she transitioned to the Naval Reserves and joined the Concentric team. Laura knew since she was in the seventh grade she wanted to work with SEALs and work in intelligence. She set her goals high and achieved them shortly after graduating college. She credits being a Naval Intelligence Officer to helping her get to where she is today and says how much she is enjoying working with Concentric, saying she's "ultimately just incredibly benefiting from unbelievable mentors at the company itself." We thank Laura for sharing her story.

Laura Hoffner, Executive Vice President at Concentric, shares her story about her time working as a Naval Intelligence Officer and supporting special operations around the globe for 12 years, to now, where she transitioned to the Naval Reserves and joined the Concentric team. Laura has known since she was in the seventh grade that she wanted to work with SEALs and work in intelligence, so she set her goals high and achieved them shortly after graduating college. She credits being a Naval Intelligence Officer to helping her get to where she is today and says how much she is enjoying working with Concentric, saying she's "ultimately just incredibly benefiting from unbelievable mentors at the company itself." We thank Laura for sharing her story.

An adventurous, blue line blazing, lady angler. Amanda Hoffner, is a female Tenkara angler who cut her teeth in the great state of Pennsylvania. On this episode we talk about current gear set ups, fishing aspirations, and just generally fun talk. Get a hold of Amanda IG: @ladytenkarabum Her discount code for Timber and Fins T&FLTB, get 10% off your purchases and help support a family owned business. Find us: @workingclassfishing IG Youtube Facebook and Tic Tock Use the code Working Class for @Troutlandernets on Instagram or Facebook and receive 10% your American made custom n --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

After hitting rock bottom repeatedly, Michael Hoffner discovered the secret to his healing that he had been missing: deep spiritual communion and belonging. Today, he is the founder and Executive Director of the Community Growth Center in Long Island, NY, a non-profit center for spiritual and personal growth. Our conversation explores disconnection as the source of our discontent, our inherent worthiness, and the root of healing. Learn more about Michael's work on the Community Growth Center website: communitygrowthcenter.org --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ashley-asti/message

THE CANNONS is an immersive feature documentary following the day-to-day lives of Coach Neal Henderson and his team of young African American hockey players in the longest serving minority hockey program in North America, the Fort Dupont Hockey Cannons in Washington DC. The goal of the Cannons is to provide educational purpose and teach young people discipline, via sports activities, to establish self-esteem, a sense of purpose, and to offer an incentive to excel academically. THE CANNONS chronicles one pivotal hockey season, following the lives of two Black teenage hockey players and one legendary coach, in one of America's toughest neighborhoods: Southeast, Washington DC. Part coming of age story, part social-political commentary on the Black American experience, the film chronicles the Fort Dupont Cannons, one of America's only predominately Black hockey teams, as they must overcome the challenges of life on and off the ice. THE CANNONS is a story about hope; the power of sport; and the pursuit of the American Dream. Co-directors Steven Hoffner and AJ Messier join us for a conversation on the different paths that led them into the lives of Neal Henderson and the remarkable extended family of Cannons' players, parents, supporters and alums. For news and screenings go to: thecannonsdocumentary.com

Licensed physical therapist and certified strength and conditioning specialist who has been working in the field for over 4 years now. Opened my own business during the COVID Pandemic in 2020 called Choffner Physical Therapy and Strength & Conditioning and offer full 1-to-1 virtual physical therapy and health coaching/personal training to people all over the world. I help adult crossfitters eliminate shoulder, back, and knee pain so they don't have to miss another workout and can avoid medications injections and surgery. We address mindset, movement, and accountability. Topics Covered: PT insurance based field (the way it is run), emergence of virtual PT (true coach), and PT aftercare (Post-PT)

2 novembre 2021 - Rencontre avec Camille Abescat, doctorante en science politique à Sciences Po Paris (CERI), Dominique Avon, directeur de l'IISMM, Anne-Clémentine Larroque, historienne spécialiste de l'islamisme. Modération : Anne-Bénédicte Hoffner, directrice adjointe de la rédaction de La Croix. Retrouvez la vidéo : https://youtu.be/K-ZyUAphpJA Suivez nos évènements sur les réseaux sociaux YouTube : @upiremmo Facebook : @institutiremmo Twitter : @IiReMMO Instagram : @institutiremmo LinkedIn : @Institut iReMMO Soutenez notre chaîne Tipeee : @iremmo Lilo : @iremmo HelloAsso : @iremmo

Pour commenter l'actualité, Étienne Pépin et Melchior Gormand reçoivent Anne-Bénédicte Hoffner, rédactrice en chef à La Croix et Antoine-Marie Izoard, directeur de la rédaction de Famille Chrétienne.

In today's episode, I got the opportunity to interview a great friend, former client, and physical therapist Corey Hoffner. In this podcast, We typically talk about nutrition so I thought It'd be cool to dive into something different that still aligns with one of the most important pillars of health: Movement. We covered the basics of   About Corey: Corey is a licensed physical therapist and certified strength and conditioning coach who has helped hundreds of people including CrossFit Athletes eliminate their shoulder and knee pain so they don't have to miss another workout. He's also helped the average person in outpatient physical therapy reach their goals through manual therapy, stretching, and the creation of extensive rehabilitation programs with a goal of avoiding injections, medications, and surgery.   The CliffNotes   The healthcare insurance model in the U.S. and what's wrong with it Why Corey left his stable job to pursue online/virtual Physical Therapy Mistakes people make when starting a fitness routine Posture Assessment and Functional Movement Evaluation The most common injuries you see in CrossFit Athletes How to deal with low-back pain (Sciatica) How to deal with shoulder injuries Latest techniques for pain management in the Physical Therapy World (Cupping, Graston, etc) How does it work to do Virtual Physical Therapy?   To connect with Corey https://www.facebook.com/corey.hoffner   To Join his Facebook Community https://www.facebook.com/groups/nqcft/   Corey's Website www.choffnerPTSC.com   TO CONNECT WITH ME    On Instagram: www.instagram.com/andresayesta On TikTok: https://vm.tiktok.com/tLLoyS/ On Youtube www.youtube.com/c/andresayesta Podcast IG page: www.instagram.com/planos_nutrition On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/planosnutrition Our Facebook Community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1934943366627043/?ref=bookmarks   FREE RESOURCES To download my Macro Counting Guide tap here  To download my Macro friendly meal planning guide tap here TO JOIN OUR PRIVATE FACEBOOK COMMUNITY  Planos Nutrition Club - tap here   FOR NUTRITION COACHING Apply here at https://planosnutrition.com/application

The first Florida game did not go as planned for The Philadelphia Union as they took on Orlando City (7/22). Joining Todd to discuss The Union's game v Orlando and to help him look at the latest MLS News along with previewing Sunday's (7/25) Inter Miami v Union game, is Skyler Hoffner from Philly Union Nation!   News: Orlando City's Chris Mueller signs a pre-contract with Scottish side Hibs: [3:58-6:57] Toronto FC announces forward Ayo Akinola suffered an ACL injury: [6:58-8:33] Union linked with Brazilian strikers, Gabriel Silvia (Palmeiras) & Matheus Davo (Corinthians): [8:34-17:39] Orlando City v Philadelphia Union: Overall thoughts: [17:40-20:16] Breaking down Orlando's two goals: [20:17-27:28] Bedoya not getting subbed out until late: [27:29-34:40] Union's attack on the Right v Left: [34:41-37:57] Review of Keys to The Game: [37:58-40:11] Quinn Sullivan & El Brujo impress: [40:12-42:47] Blunder of The Week: Inter Miami is a complete dumpster fire: [42:48-44:39] Inter Miami v Union Preview: [44:40-49:59] Should we panic: [50:00-54:20] Social Media:  Twitter: @FreeKickPod Instagram: @FreeKickPod Facebook: @FreeKickPod http://thefreekickpodcast.com/   Skyler's Social Media: Twitter: @Sky_Hoff3 Twitter: @PHLUnionNation https://www.phlsportsnation.com

Miranda Hoffner has been working for Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts for the past seven years as an accessibility expert, creating sustainable systems to ensure accessibility is infused at all levels of the organization, for staff, guests, and artists.Miranda has reshaped Lincoln Center's commitment to inclusion through policy, innovative programming, and internal consensus building. She also served on the inaugural Diversity Equity and Inclusion Council. In addition, Miranda has created and managed two graduate fellowships and programs, coaching future leaders in accessibility. Connect with Miranda on LinkedIn.Visit Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts.Thank you for listening to Allied! For transcripts, show information, and updates, visit our website: https://www.3playmedia.com/alliedpodcast/Follow us on social media! We can be found on Facebook and Twitter.

2 mars 2021 - Rencontre avec Sébastien de Courtois, journaliste indépendant, Loys de Pampelonne, ancien directeur pays pour l'Œuvre d'Orient. Modération : Anne-Bénédicte Hoffner, journaliste pour La Croix. Retrouvez la vidéo : https://youtu.be/u2mrS7530yY Suivez nos évènements sur les réseaux sociaux YouTube : @upiremmo Facebook : @institutiremmo Twitter : @IiReMMO Instagram : @institutiremmo LinkedIn : @Institut iReMMO Soutenez notre chaîne Tipeee : @iremmo Lilo : @iremmo HelloAsso : @iremmo

Tonight on We Are Paradox Medias "Late Night In The Rockies" Weekend Host TessaTNT is joined by Jason "Hollywood" Fife and Craig Hoffner of Lost Souls Paranormal Detectives. We will be dicussing many different topics within the paranormal, paranormal investigation and beyond. Feel free to call in at 970-335-9596!

Religions du Monde - Dimanche 24 janvier 2021 - 10H10-11H Heure de Paris Alors que le chantier de rénovation de l’islam de France est en pleine ébullition avec le projet de loi pour «conforter le respect des  principes de la République» destiné à lutter contre l’islamisme et le séparatisme islamique, le quotidien La Croix propose chaque jour pendant deux semaines, du 25 janvier au 7 février 2021, une grande enquête pour comprendre la religion que suivent entre 4 et 5 millions de musulmans en France. Des sujets de tensions aux signes d’intégration en passant par le doute après chaque attentat commis en son nom sur la compatibilité de l’islam avec les valeurs de la République : tour d’horizon d’une religion plus complexe et  moins monolithique qu’il n’y paraît. Anne-Bénédicte Hoffner et Nicolas Senèze de la rédaction de La Croix. Port du voile : le grand absent du projet de loi sur le séparatisme ? Le sujet dérange, gêne, divise : le débat sur le port du voile à l’Assemblée nationale mis en sourdine. La Commission spéciale chargée d’étudier les 81 articles du texte et les amendements déposés en vue de l’examen du projet de loi a jugé irrecevable la demande de deux députés LREM visant l’interdiction du port du voile pour les mineures. De son côté, le groupe LR pour qui le port du voile dans les espaces du service public doit être discuté, parle d’un débat muselé. Fatiha Agag-Boudjahlat, professeur d’Histoire Géographie à Toulouse et essayiste. Elle a publié aux éditions du Cerf «Combattre le voilement» et «Le grand détournement». Cet essai déconstruit le discours de l’islamo-gauchisme qui, en détournant la signification originelle de mots-clés tels que tolérance, racisme, féminisme, etc. conforte le communautarisme et se fait complice de l’islamisme. «Révolution spirituelle» (Almora). Le dernier essai du philosophe Abdennour Bidar s’inspire de l’opuscule  «Indignez-vous» (2010) de Stéphane Hessel. Écrit en vers, sur un ton lyrique, l’intellectuel musulman alerte sur la crise de  civilisation à l’œuvre  – écologique, sanitaire mais aussi de l’âme- et appelle la jeunesse à s’insurger… spirituellement.  

On another episode of the "When I Grow Up" series, we have DELCO native Liv Hoffner!Liv recently celebrated her one year anniversary of life out in LA, let's dive in to see how she got here.

Interview with Zakk Hoffner, an athlete and businessman. He owns Rally Motorsports, a dealership and repair shop located on 1270 Grafton Street in Worcester, MA.

Join our Hoffner Holiday Show and listen to poems, readings and our favorite songs.

Tonight on We Are Paradox Medias "Late Night In The Rockies" Weekend Host TessaTNT is joined by paranormal detectives Jason "Hollywood" Fife and Craig Hoffner for the first hour. We will be discussing their most recent investigation, past investigations and hauntings. During the 2nd and 3rd hour we will be telling ghost stories and discussing many other different topics. If anyone would like to call in the number is 1-970-335-9596

Founder, Producer and Director at 383 Pictures, Steven Matthew Hoffner joined us on Monday November 30th and we discussed everything about sports production and creative practices! We dive deep into his work with the Disney corporation and how that partnership was connected through sports and we even got some super Ace Ventura impressions going during Rapid Fire Q'z! See topic list below: 1. Becoming a Producer and Director 2. Producing and Directorial techniques 3. Walt Disney and the NHL 4. 383 Pictures 5. Rapid Fire Q'z - “GO!”

Ian and I discuss some of the many wild experiences we've had involving artists and events over our many years of friendship, traveling for shows and following tours, how music made us who we are today -- while we answer a lot of your questions, crack a lot of jokes, and spill a lot of secrets about our most memorable shows.

Tonight on We Are Paradox Medias "Late Night In The Rockies" Weekend Host TessaTNT is joined by Jason "HollyWood" Fife and Craig Hoffner of Lost Souls Paranormal Detectives. This evening we will be talking about everything under the paranormal umbrella. Also, we will have a few special guests join us by Skype and Phone. If you would like to call in feel free to at 1-970-335-9596!

Mardi 27 octobre 2020 - Rencontre avec Jean Marcou, politologue, directeur des relations internationales de l'Institut d'études politiques de Grenoble Hicham Mourad, docteur en relations internationales de l'université de Paris I, Johanna Ollier, doctorante en science politique à l'Université Grenoble Alpes. Modération : Anne-Bénédicte Hoffner, journaliste de La Croix. Retrouvez la vidéo : https://youtu.be/ejBvIC_AVw0 Suivez nos évènements sur les réseaux sociaux YouTube : @upiremmo Facebook : @institutiremmo Twitter : @IiReMMO Instagram : @institutiremmo Soutenez notre chaîne Tipeee : @iremmo Lilo : @iremmo HelloAsso : @iremmo

Tonight on We Are Paradox Medias' "Late Night In The Rockies" Weekend Host TessTNT is joined by Jason "HollyWood" Fife and Craig Hoffner of Lost Souls Paranormal Detectives. We will be discussing the paranormal, hauntings, the veil and their most recent investigation. Call in with your questions to Jason and Craig at 1-970-335-9596.

Tonight on We Are Paradox Media's "Late Night In The Rockies" Weekend Host TessaTNT is joined by Jason "Hollywood" Fife and Craig Hoffner of Lost Souls Paranormal. This evening we will be discussing Lost Souls Paranormal, their many investigations, paranormal activity and hauntings.

Rafael Hoffner ist seit 12 Jahren bei der TSG Hoffenheim in den Bereichen IT, Infrastruktur und Sport Innovationen beschäftigt. Er hat u.a. die Sport Innovationen wie SportsOne, den Footbonaut und die Helix eingeführt. Als Abteilungsleiter IT und Infrastruktur ist er stark u.a. für die wachsende Digitalisierung bei der TSG Hoffenheim verantwortlich. Kann man mit Daten Fußballspiele gewinnen? Welche Rolle spielt die SAP bei Hoffenheim? Wie arbeitet das Daten-Team und die Sportabteilung zusammen? Was bedeutet ein Trainerwechsel? Alle diese Fragen werden in der aktuellen Podcast-Folge beantwortet. Jeder IT oder BI-Experte sollte mal reinhören und sich überlegen was man von Sport für sein Unternehmen lernen kann.

Mike Max talks w/ MSU Mankato Football Head Coach Todd Hoffner on the NSIC canceling fall sports, what's next, students having to adjust, how this affects recruiting, and more.   See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Meet Emily Hoffner ~ a true involvement enthusiast! From jumping into leadership after joining Delta Zeta to supporting chapters all over the country to now advising the position she held as a collegian, Emily has lived an engaged membership experience & is passionate about you actively participating in your sorority ✨On the episode today, we talk about burnout and how being involved impacts not only your individual ownership of your chapter but also the overall chapter morale. Tune in for why you should be more involved right now {even virtually} in whatever stage you’re in of your journey

If you're a car enthusiast in the area you've probably heard of or attended Lake Washington Cars and Coffee. Zach got the idea about 4 years ago and it's just continued to grow! Not to be confused with Seattle Cars and Coffee, Lake Washington C&C has a great group of passionate and eclectic enthusiasts who meet every week, rain, snow, or shine at Madrona Park in Seattle. We've met plenty of friends and even guests at the event and it's welcome to car enthusiasts of all types. When this quarantine finally lifts, check them out and say hello to Zach! Get in touch with Zach via his own website for design work at Zhoffner.com. Find Lake Washington Cars and Coffee on Facebook and Instagram! And check out Lake Washington Cars and Coffee every Sunday at Madrona Park in Seattle from 10-12 when we're not in a quarantine!

If you’re a car enthusiast in the area you’ve probably heard of or attended Lake Washington Cars and Coffee. Zach got the idea about 4 years ago and it’s just continued to grow! Not to be confused with Seattle Cars and Coffee, Lake Washington C&C has a great group of passionate and eclectic enthusiasts who meet every week, rain, snow, or shine at Madrona Park in Seattle. We’ve met plenty of friends and even guests at the event and it’s welcome to car enthusiasts of all types. When this quarantine finally lifts, check them out and say hello to Zach!Get in touch with Zach via his own website for design work at Zhoffner.com.Find Lake Washington Cars and Coffee on Facebook and Instagram!And check out Lake Washington Cars and Coffee every Sunday at Madrona Park in Seattle from 10-12 when we’re not in a quarantine!

Brian Goldie and David Hoffner sit down to talk deeper about creating and building deep friendships.

David Hoffner, director of faith formation at Minnehaha Academy and friend of Thor Benson, shared the value of deep friendships as we walk with God and others.

On this podcast, the first of a new series, Darren Smith from Soar talks to our photography competition winner Mathias Hoffner about his experience in drone photography, as well as using the Soar platform.

Was aus Selbstreflexion und Mut entstehen kann, zeigen dir Jürgen & Stefanie in der heutigen Folge. Jürgen liebt es Systeme zu schaffen, Mitarbeitern persönliches Wachstum zu ermöglichen und einer bärenstarken Familie eine berufliche Heimat zu geben. Als "gewöhnlicher" Geschäftsführer eines klassischen Unternehmens in einer ebenso klassischen Branche ins Rennen gestartet, führt er seine Firma zum heutigen Tag definitiv außergewöhnlich. Er verrät dir auch, wie du als Mitarbeiter deinen Teil zu einer lebendigen, familiären Unternehmenskultur und demzufolge einem Puzzleteil deiner persönlichen Life-Life-Balance beitragen kannst. Hole dir die volle Ladung vogelfree'sche Inspiration unter www.vogelfree.de - leb's doch einfach! ✌

Aaaaand we're back! This time we ride around with the lovely MC Hoffner, aka Jake's Yogi. Ride with us while we discuss photos dudes should stop sending, Jake's vehicle preferences (donks), Yogic practices, and everything in between. So as always, buckle up buttercup... because Freddy is back behind the wheel. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/roadrants/message

Ted Bundy, Amanda Knox, der Unabomber – zu jeder dieser Personen und den Morden, in dessen Zusammenhang sie bekannt geworden sind, gibt es eine eigene Dokumentation auf Netflix. Insgesamt gibt es dort 42 Filme oder Serien zum Stichwort „Wahre Verbrechen“. Der „Tatort“ läuft seit fast 50 Jahren und immer mal wieder landet ein blutiger Thriller auf den Bestsellerlisten. Wie kommt es, dass wir so fasziniert von Mord und Verbrechen sind, ob fiktiv oder tatsächlich passiert? Wir reden über psychologische Studien, die sich das mal genauer angeschaut haben. Unsere Quellen: 1) 1) Meta-Analyse über Eigenschaften, die mit Spaß an Krimis/Thrillern/Horrorfilmen zusammenhängen: Hoffner, C. A., & Levine, K. J. (2005). Enjoyment of mediated fright and violence: A meta-analysis. Media Psychology, 7(2), 207-237. https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1207/S1532785XMEP0702_5 2) 2) Warum Frauen lieber Krimis lesen als es Männer tun: Vicary, A. M., & Fraley, R. C. (2010). Captured by true crime: Why are women drawn to tales of rape, murder, and serial killers?. Social Psychological and Personality Science, 1(1), 81-86. https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/1948550609355486?casa_token=omRxqoJYSGEAAAAA:IUjtwYyne8y39KIJggndeYD2-7G7sKSBJBZCpTjQIBLkrRn2JSL7fafEE60GqusxOdeCjxVTP_FEPg 3) 3) Weitere Ideen, warum wir gerne Filme mit Gewaltinhalten schauen – Achtung, diese Studie ist schon etwas älter und manche Aussagen würde man heute nicht mehr so treffen!: Goldstein, J. (1999). The attractions of violent entertainment. Media psychology, 1(3), 271-282. https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1207/s1532785xmep0103_5

In part 1 (0-21:00), Tim points out that the laws are not a “law code” but terms of a covenant relationship. The laws are not a “constitutional code” (i.e. a divine behavior manual) dropped from heaven. Rather, they illustrate the official terms of the covenant relationship between Yahweh and the people of ancient Israel. The 613 laws all fall within the ceremony of God’s covenant with Israel in Exodus 19-24. Tim asks the question: If these laws aren’t a judicial code, then what are they? The laws are the shared agreement between God and Israel that was put forth in their covenant ceremony. We witness this relationship between Israel and Yahweh, Tim shares, as outsiders. People today were not at Mt. Sinai when the covenant was ratified. Instead, the law is used as “torah” for us, or “instruction,” meaning they reveal more about ourselves and God and the human condition. The Torah, Tim says, is a narrative about a covenant relationship, not a law code. He points out that there would have inevitably been more rules and laws governing ancient Israel than the 613 laws included in the Bible. In part 2 (21:00-26:00), Tim expresses how the law served as “relational authority” between Israel and God. The laws served as a witness to Israel’s difference from other kingdoms, that they were a “kingdom of priests” who all had a relationship with God. Ancient Law: Examples from History In part 3, (26:00-41:30) Tim explains that to best understand the ancient laws of Israel, one should also understand how other ancient laws worked. Tim brings up the Code of Hammurabi, the most well known ancient law code. Tim shares the start of the law code of Hammurabi: “When lofty Anum, king of the Anunnaki and Enlil, lord of heaven and earth, the determiner of the destinies of the land, determined for Marduk, the first-born of Enki, 6 the Enlil supreme powers over all mankind, made him great among the Igigi, called Babylon by its exalted name, He made it supreme in the world, established for him in its midst an enduring kingship, whose foundations are as firm as heaven and earth— “at that time Anum and Enlil named me to promote the welfare of the people, me, Hammurabi, the devout, god-fearing prince, to cause justice to prevail in the land, to destroy the wicked and the evil, that the strong might not oppress the weak, to rise like the sun over humankind, and to light up the land. “Hammurabi, the shepherd, called by Enlil, am I; the one who makes affluence and plenty abound; the one who relaid the foundations of Sippar; who decked with green the chapels of Aya; the designer of the temple of Ebabbar, which is like a heavenly dwelling. “When the god Marduk commanded me to provide just ways for the people of the land (in order to attain) appropriate behavior, I established truth and justice as the declaration of the land, I enhanced the well-being of the people.” The Epilogue and Prologue to the Law Code [From Martha Tobi Roth, Harry A. Hoffner, and Piotr Michalowski, Law Collections from Mesopotamia and Asia Minor] Here are a few laws in the code of Hammurabi: #196: "If a man destroy the eye of another man, they shall destroy his eye. If one break a man's bone, they shall break his bone. If one destroy the eye of a freeman or break the bone of a freeman he shall pay one gold mina. If one destroy the eye of a man's slave or break a bone of a man's slave he shall pay one-half his price." #250 (xliv 44–51) “If an ox gores to death a man while it is passing through the streets, that case has no basis for a claim.” #251 (xliv 52–65) “If a man’s ox is a known gorer, and the authorities of his city quarter notify him that it is a known gorer, but he does not blunt(?) its horns or control his ox, and that ox gores to death a member of the awīlu-class, he (the owner) shall give 30 shekels of silver.” Here is the epilogue of the law: “May any king who will appear in the land in the future, at any time, observe the pronouncements of justice that I inscribed upon my stela. May he not alter the judgments that I rendered and the verdicts that I gave, nor remove my engraved image. If that man has discernment, and is capable of providing just ways for his land, may he heed the pronouncements I have inscribed upon my stela.” The Epilogue and Prologue to the Law Code [From Martha Tobi Roth, Harry A. Hoffner, and Piotr Michalowski, Law Collections from Mesopotamia and Asia Minor] Tim brings up some interesting observations, puzzles and problems that ancient laws present. This code is one of the most frequently copied texts from the ancient world, copies ranging over 1500yrs, and yet, as he quotes: “Of the many thousands of Mesopotamian legal documents in our possession, not one of them cites the Code of Hammurabi, or any other ‘code’ as a source of authority. This in spite of the fact that the code of Hammurabi was esteemed and recopied for more than a millennium. All of this suggests that ancient near eastern law codes were of a literary, educational, and monumental nature, rather than legal and juridical.” (Joshua Berman, Created Equal: 84) The code of Hammurabi was copied and recopied for over a thousand years. But across the centuries, none of the dozens of monetary fines were changed (which they would have if consulted and used for legal purposes). The code is nowhere near comprehensive—you won’t find any laws concerning inheritances, one of the most important features of landed-agricultural life in Babylon. Copies of the Code of Hammurabi have been found in royal archives but never in the sites of local courts, and never with caches of legal documents (receipts, divorce certificates, etc.). Additionally, there are no ancient legal texts that ever cite or even refer to the Code as a source of law. In the thousands of ancient legal texts that do exist and address the same topics as the code, they are usually at odds with the sentences and fines given within it. So, if these compositions were not legal codes, (1) where could the law of the land be found? And if they were not legal codes, (2) what was their purpose? Tim shares this quote: “Archaeologists have unearthed thousands of law-practice documents from the ancient near East, documents such as land transfers, financial contracts, and court rulings where law was applied to actual situations (divorces, civil disputes). There have also been discovered dozens of ancient law codes (Hammurabi, Ur-Namma, Lipit-Ishtar, Eshnunna). A curious problem emerges when these practice documents are compared with the law collections. The law as practiced in those cultures often differed from, even contradicted, the laws as stated in the collections. Penalties found in court decisions are repeatedly inconsistent with the penalties inscribed in the collections. Prices established in contracts don’t match those given in the law codes. This has raised important questions about the purpose of these collections. Whatever their purposes were, they do not appear to have dictated actual legal practice. Scholars have come to see that these law codes as academic and monumental collections, but not the source of law in these societies.” (Michael Lefebvre, Collections, Codes, and Torah, 1) Two Kinds of Law In part 4, (41:30-49:30) Tim explains that the ancient world would have been known as a common or customary law society, whereas our modern world is largely known as a statutory law society. He shares more quotes: “The scholarly consensus is that law in Mesopotamia was customary/common law. A judge would determine the law at the moment of adjudication by drawing on an extensive reservoir of custom, accepted norms, and principles from the legal texts with which he was educated. The law would vary from place to place, and neither the Code of Hammurabi nor any other text was ‘the final word’ on what law should be applied. Indeed, the association of “law” with a written collection of statutes and rules is a modern anachronistic imposition from our own culture. It is no surprise, therefore, that neither Mesopotamia, Egyptian, or Hittite culture has any word for ‘written law,’ that we find in later Greek as thesmos, or nomos.” (Joshua Berman, Inconsistency in the Torah, 112-113) “The law collections, instead, are anthologies of judgments from times past, snapshots of decisions and customs rendered by judges or even by a king. The collections were a model of justice meant to educate and inspire…. They were records of precedent, but not of legislation….they instilled in later generations of scribes a unified legal vision.” (Ibid.) Tim says this has helped him understand three main purposes of the law: Judicial Education texts: Collections of the most common representative decisions from a culture, compiled to train the moral-instincts of leaders, not to legislate actual practice. Monumental Propaganda: Like the Code of Hammurabi, the code praises the king’s wisdom and justice and claims that his decisions are in fact divinely inspired. Educational texts: These are compilations for training the scribal class, introducing them to a literary tradition of justice. 
 In part 5 (49:30-63:00), Tim further delineates the differences between common law and statutory law: Statutory Law The law itself is contained in a codified text, whose authority combines two elements: (a) the law emanates from a sovereign (a king or legislative body, etc.), (b) the law is a finite and complete legal system, so that only what is written in the code is the law. The law code supersedes all other sources of law that precede the formulation of the code. Where the code lacks explicit legislation, judges must adjudicate with the code as their primary guide. Common Law With common law, the law is not found in a written code that serves as a judge’s point of reference or limits what they can decide. Rather, the judges make decisions based on the mores and spirit of the community and its customs. Law develops through the distillation and continual restatement of legal doctrine through the decision of courts. Previous legal decisions are consulted but not binding, and importantly, a judge’s decision does not create a binding law, because no particular formulation of the law is binding. The common law is consciously and inherently incomplete, fluid, and vague. Under common law, legal codes are not the source of law, but rather a resource for later judges to consult. Tim shares a helpful metaphor from Sir Matthew Hale (“the greatest British common-law judge of the 17th century”): The common law can change and yet still be considered part of the same legal “system” just as a ship can return home after a long voyage and still be considered the “same” ship, even though it returns with many repairs, new materials, and old materials discarded and replaced. In the same saw, law collections create a system of legal reasoning that a judge accesses to apply in new and unanticipated circumstances. A Helpful Illustration from History Common law traditions flourished for most of human history, because they require a homogeneous community where a common story and common values are assumed and perpetuated by all members of a society. 19th century German legal theorist Carl von Savigny called this the Volksgeist, “the collective spirit and conscience of a people.” Where social cohesion breaks down, it becomes more difficult to anchor the law in a collective set of values, and this is what happened in 19th century Europe with the rise of immigration, urbanization, and the modern nation-state. Nineteenth-century Germany faced transition from a historically tribal state into a modern state (Otto von Bismarck and Carl Savigny continued to advocate the common law tradition of their past). One of his most famous students was Jacob Grimm (1785-1863), best known for his collaboration with his brother Wilhelm. These brothers did exhaustive research into their cultural folklore and produced comprehensive editions of Germany’s moral heritage in their anthology called “Kinder und Hausmarchen” = “Children’s and Household Tales” (2 volumes in 1812 and 1815), including the classic tales of Cinderella, Hansel and Gretel, Rapunzel, Rumpelstiltskin, Sleeping Beauty, and the Frog Prince. The Brothers Grimm established a methodology for collecting and recording folk stories that became the basis for folklore studies. Between the first edition of 1812-15 and the seventh and final edition of 1857, they revised their collection many times so that it grew from 156 stories to more than 200. In addition to collecting and editing folk tales, the brothers compiled German legends. Individually, they published a large body of linguistic and literary scholarship. Together in 1838, they began work on a massive historical German dictionary (Deutsches Wörterbuch), which, in their lifetimes, they completed only as far as the word Frucht, 'fruit'. Tim points out that the Grimm brothers bridged the gap between folklore and common law in German society into a society of more statutory law in Germany. In many ways, Tim says, this is how Israel came to treat the law. The stories surrounding the laws allowed Israel to illustrate what happens when the rules are or are not followed. Examples of Law Implementation in Scripture In part 6 (63:00-end), Tim points out that many times in the Bible, the actual implementation of the laws are totally different from the given or written laws. There are many cases where narratives about legal decisions either differ from the statements of practice in the biblical law codes, or the decision is offered without any recourse to a law code. For example, in 2 Samuel 14, David gives a ruling contrary to every law and principle in the biblical law codes concerning murder. David simply excuses his son Absalom (who murdered Amnon) with no appeal or defense of his actions and no mention of a law code. Another example is found in Jeremiah 26, the most detailed description of a trial in the Old Testament. Jeremiah is accused of treason for announcing the temple’s destruction. His defense is that another prophet before him, Micah, announced the same message and he was never imprisoned. This is an argument from precedent, not from a law code. The arguments advanced against him are offered on theological grounds (“he speaks in the name of Yahweh”) and political grounds (“he prophesied against our city”). No law codes are ever consulted to defend or accuse him. A third example is Solomon’s famous “decision” about the two women in 1 Kings 3. Solomon listens to the witnesses (the two women), and uses his intuition (which is divinely inspired according to the previous narrative) to make a decision. The concluding statement shows the real source of legal authority: “When all Israel heard of the judgment which the king had decided, they revered the king, for they saw the wisdom of God in him to do justice.” (1 Kings 3:28) Here is a helpful quote to understand why the implementation may have been different. “The Hebrew Bible strongly suggests that the earliest forms of disputes… were resolved… by intuitions of justice against a background of custom, rather than appeal to formulated rules. The biblical sources which talk about the establishment of the judicial system in Israel give no indication that judges were to use written sources. Rather, judges are urged to avoid partiality and corruption and to ‘do justice.’ But what was the source of such justice? The version attributed to king Jehoshaphat is the most explicit, ‘God is with you in giving judgment’ (2 Chronicles 19:6). Divine inspiration is also attributed to the king in rendering judgment: Proverbs 16:10, ‘Inspired decisions are on the lips of a king; his mouth does not sin in judgment.’ Solomon’s judgment (1 Kings 3:16-28) is presented as an example of just such a process…. This is not to say that judges were expected to go into some kind of trance or function as an oracle. Rather, they were called to operate by combining local custom with divinely guided intuitions of justice…relying on the ‘practical wisdom’ that existed within the social consciousness of the people as a whole.” (Bernard Jackson, Wisdom Laws, 30-31) Show Produced by: Dan Gummel, Jon Collins Show Music: “Defender Inst.” by Tents “Shot in the back of the head” by Moby Synth Groove “Scream Pilots” by Moby “Shine” by Moby Third Floor 
 Show Resources: Joshua Berman, Inconsistency in the Torah Bernard Jackson, Wisdom Laws Martha Tobi Roth, Harry A. Hoffner, and Piotr Michalowski, Law Collections from Mesopotamia and Asia Minor Michael Lefebvre, Collections, Codes, and Torah
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Sand key is situated next to a channel that leads to Key West. It's located roughly eight miles to the north west of Key West. In normal conditions, a significant amount of sand accumulates on the submerged reefs at Sand Key and it actually creates a small island. Soon after the United States took possession of Florida in 1821, a wooden daymark was placed on the island to warn mariners of this navigational hazard. Lighthouses to mark Florida's reef had just recently been completed at Cape Florida, Key West and the Dry Tortugas, when Congress allocated $16,000 on May 18, 1826 for a lighthouse on Sand Key. The plans for this tower were similar to those us for the other three calling for a 70 foot conical brick tower, exhibiting a light from 11 lamps set in 14 inch reflectors. Sand Keys light revolved, producing a flashing signature that differentiated it from the nearby fixed light at Key West. The first keeper of Sand Key Lighthouse was slated to be Joseph Ximenez. However, keeper John Flaherty and his wife Rebecca were having a terrible time adjusting to their isolated lives on the Dry Tortugas. So the collector of customs at Key West, William Pinckney arranged for the two keepers to trade assignments. Shortly after the Flaherty's arrived on the island, Sand Key Light was exhibited for the first time on April 15, 1827. With fisherman, wreckers and picnickers from Key West frequenting the island, the Flaherty's thoroughly enjoyed their new social life. Their joy however, was short lived as John became very sick in May of 1828, and then passed away in 1830. Rebecca remained on the island and was appointed keeper after her husband's death. In June of 1831, William Randolph Hackley, and attorney in Key West, recorded the following account of a visit he made at Sand Key Lighthouse. "The wind was so light that we did not get to the Key until noon. I went up to the lighthouse. The light is revolving and it's one of the best in the United States. It's kept by Mrs. Flaherty. She with her sister and a hired man are the only inhabitants of the Key and sometimes there are none but the two females. The length of the key is from 150 to 200 yards, and the average breath 50 yards. We remain till evening and having spent a pleasant day, returned to town around 8pm. The November 23, 1834 edition of the Florida Herald reported a wedding on Sand Key Lighthouse. Rebecca Flaherty had married Captain Frederick Neill. The newlyweds took a lengthy trip the next year to visit family while, a temporary keeper watched the light. Upon their return, Captain Neil was appointed the keeper and served in this role until he resigned in February 10 of 1836. Captain Francis Wallington was the next keeper maintaining the light until July 27, 1837, when the colorful Captain Joshua Appleby succeeded him. Born in Rhode Island in 1773, Appleby became a widower at a young age when his first wife, Sarah Vaille died at 23. Leaving him alone to care for their one year old daughter, Eliza. In 1820, Appleby sailed for the Florida Keys, where he co founded a settlement on Vaca Key and made a living from the sea through fishing, turtling and salvaging shipwrecks. Appleby's salvaging practices were soon called into question as he was accused of conspiring with a privateer, Charles Hoffner, to intentionally run aground vessels captured by Hoffner so the cargo could be salvaged and sold. Commander David Porter, head of the naval Squadron a key was responsible for eradicating piracy had Apple be arrested in 1823, and takeen to the irons in Charleston, South Carolina. Appleby must have been innocent or had friends in high places as he was released after Smith Thompson, the Secretary of the Navy and President James Monroe reviewed the case. Upon securing his freedom, Appleby returned to Rhode Island for a time and then he relocated to Key West. In 1830, the government granted Appleby a license as a wrecker, a trade he practiced for several years. Then on July 27, 1837, he accepted an appointment as the head keeper of Sand Key Lighthouse. While Applebee's livelihood had previously depended on ships misfortunes, it was now his duty to keep these ships safely away from the reef. During Applebee's tenure at the lighthouse, hurricanes struck Sand Key in 1841 and 1842. With the 1842 hurricane destroying the keepers dwelling and seriously damaging the land. In 1843, a seawall was built around the lighthouse to properly provide protection from the storm surge that accompanied the hurricanes. The following year, that wall was put to the test and it failed. The new keepers dwelling was swept away along with a good portion of the island. Applebee's daughter, Eliza, have visited the lighthouse on October 1846, along with her husband and their three year old son, and Mary's adopted daughter. On October 11th, a hurricane described as "the most destructive have any that has ever visited these latitudes and the memory of man" hit Sand Key. As the hurricane strengthen, Appleby in his five visitors very likely sought refuge in the lighthouse, since the tower had withstood previous storms. The seawall again proved no match for the hurricane as the raging seas swept across the island washing away the dwelling, tower, and the island itself. The following morning waves were observed rolling over the reef where the island had been and no trace of the lighthouse could be seen. Still the reef posed a threat to vessels and Honey, a 140 ton ship was soon purchased in New York recommissioned as a light ship and sent to Florida to mark Sand Key. Congress acted quickly as well, allocating $20,000 on March 3, 1847 for a new Sand Key lighthouse. And then adding an additional some of $39,970 and 74 cents to the project in 1848. Before the new lighthouse was completed, at least eight vessels had run aground on the reef resulting in a loss of over $420,000. Although lighthouses were expensive to construct, the reduction in lost cargo easily offset the investment. Hurricanes struck Sand Key lighthouse tower again in 1856 and 1865, followed by the twin hurricanes of 1870, and another one in 1875. Each hurricanes swept away most of the island and the station's Wharf, boathouse, privy and oil house were destroyed multiple times. By 1875, the dwelling perched in the tower had suffered so much abuse at the hands of the hurricanes that it to had to be replaced using a $20,000 appropriation made by Congress in 1874. As the bolts used to hold the dwelling together were thoroughly rusted, much cutting was required to remove the old structure before it could be replaced with a new, heavier one. During the periods between hurricanes when sand built back up around the lighthouse, thousands of terns congregated on Sand Key to nest. Eggs were found to be quite tasty and the light housekeepers would collect him by the basket full to deliver to their friends in Key West. At one point, it was reported that nine to 12,000 birds used to nest on Sand Key, but so many eggs were taken only two or 300 young ones hatched. On neighboring islands, birds would be killed by plume hunter seeking fancy feathers to adorn ladies hats. Eventually, Sand Key Lighthouse came under control of the Coast Guard. The light was automated and the dwelling on that lighthouse was vacated on June 1, 2017. The Sand Key Lighthouse was deemed access by the Coast Guard and was made available under the guidelines of the National Historic Lighthouse Preservation Act to eligible entities. And it was today, January the 9, 1827, that construction began on the first lighthouse on Sand Key. It was completed in 70 days. And that's what happened today in Key West history. Today in Key West History is brought to you by 43 Keys Media. You can find out more about our glorious past by visiting http://43keys.com. You can also get this show as well as others as an Alexa flash briefing. Just tell Alexa "play Today in Key West history as my flash briefing." You can also get this show and others on YouTube and visit http://43keys.com for more interesting information about our beautiful Florida Keys.

We recorded some interviews to put out while we are on break. Here is the first episode with Jesse Hoffner and Hannah Pribble. You can find Jesse on twitter at: https://twitter.com/JesseHoffnerYou can find Hannah on twitter at: https://twitter.com/hprib012 and on Twitch at: https://www.twitch.tv/hannahemp

The annual Shades of Green Hoffner family Christmas episode of poems, music and good humor for the environment. John Hoffner, Jill Hoffner, James Hoffner, Kate Hoffner, Kelly and Colby Malek share their favorite music. And, also Winn, Elliott, and Jimmy Malek.

Ken talks with Dr. Helen Hoffner “Catholic Traditions & Treasures: An Illustrated Encyclopedia” (Sophia Institute Press) and Dr. Bob Schuchts “Real Suffering: Finding Hope & Healing in the Trials of Life”(St Benedict Press). Helen’s book is available at: https://www.sophiainstitute.com/products/item/catholic-traditions-and-treasures Bob’s book is available at: https://www.saintbenedictpress.com/index.php/real-suffering-finding-hope-healing-in-the-trials-of-life-hardcover.html

Join Dan and Stephanie Burke as interview Dr. Helen Hoffner, the author of "Catholic Traditions and Treasures." Topics/Questions Covered in the Show: What is Tradition? Bathtub Madonna Holy Cards Chalking Homes Resources: Spiritualdirection.com - website Avila Institute for Spiritual Formation Sophia Institute Press Catholic Traditions and Treasures by Dr. Helen Hoffner Little Oratory by David Clayton, Leila Lawler  Questions? Send an e-mail to Questions@myavila.com or call 818-646-7729. Please leave your name, location, and question(s).

Yes you read that correctly. Church and brew in the same title. I know it may be hard to get your head around this concept but that is exactly why we sat down with my pal, Pastor Jared Witt to talk about this incredible “new” concept for church. The Castle Church Brewing Community.Jared, an ordained Lutheran Pastor is creating an atmosphere based more on action than religious dogma. His partner, Aaron Schmalzle has been brewing for years in the original Castle Church Community of his garage. The product was so well received and the community so strong they needed to expand. The concept dates back to the days of Luther when the community pub was also the place for discussion on all topics but especially theology. Using this concept Jared wants to offer a place where people can sit down, have a beer and more importantly a conversation and an opportunity to work through whatever issue may ail them. Still confused? I was too until we had chance last week to dig into the concept and find out straight from the horse’s mouth. The brewery is in the part of Orlando they are calling the Gateway in a beautiful new building right by the intersection of Goldenrod and Hoffner. The atmosphere is contemporary and laid back. A very inviting place to congregate. Offices and cooler alike have been created with old shipping containers and throughout you will find an emphasis on the environment and staying as green as possible. Regular services will be help Sunday mornings and the brewery is open 7 days a week. Head to their web site and be sure to download the app as well. The brewery offers Old World inspiration and New World innovation on a rotating selection of year-round, seasonal, and special batch releases.Castle Church is all about community and they want me to make sure to tell you all that they have space available for corporate and personal events. A private conference room, a yoga room and other quiet spaces are tucked away and ready for use. They are also interested in being a part of your company and community events. If you are looking for sponsors be sure to connect with them through their website. The more I ramble the more I realize that I am probably not doing much to explain so be sure to check out the episode and visit the web site. Welcome to the neighborhood Jared and thanks for creating a place where everyone is welcome and love is the main entree. Details for the December 1st grand opening can be found on their website here. Thanks as always to my brother Carlos for his dedication and help. He travels the Metro Orlando vicinity mic in tow at a moments notice to bring us this show and we appreciate you!

Pete and Mike take a tour of the shore this week, heading to Cape May to speak with a pair of art teachers in diocesan Catholic schools: Grace Hoffner from Saint Mary Regional School in East Vineland, and Dave Sipple from Gloucester Catholic High School. From the site of the current "Art on the Mall" exhibition showcasing student artists from around the diocese, Our Lady Star of the Sea Church, the four have an enlightening conversation about their work, inspirations, and coloring outside the lines. Art on the Mall runs through August 16th and is open to the public.

An Interview With Michael Hoffner. For more, visit our website at https://www.contemplativelight.comSupport the show (https://contemplativelight.org/)

In this episode we are speaking with Richard Kincaid, Chief Finance and Innovation Officer for EcoRise and Kate Hoffner, a teacher ambassador. EcoRise is focused on developing the next generation of creative problem solvers by enlivening conventional classrooms with academically-aligned K-12 curriculum that introduces students to environmental literacy, social innovation and hands-on design skills. Green professionals serve as guest speakers and project…Read more

In speaking with Steven Hoffner Founder of 383 Pictures I soon realize the governing principle to everything that he is and does: "Dont be afraid to take risks or to fail".  Steven's passion comes out strong and true in this  episode, enjoy.  https://www.383pictures.com Do you have a passion to share? Contact me at john@theonera.com  

As we continue our Countdown To Kickoff at Midco Sports Network, Minnesota State head coach Todd Hoffner discusses a variety of topics with David Brown including the disappointment at not making the playoffs last season, renewed expectations for 2017, and trying to find the next great quarterback.

3:23 Discussing the purpose and aim of Codewars 7:30 The process for building a program with Codewars 11:07 The UI and editor experience 12:55 The challenges faced when first building Codewars 14:23 Explaining PJAX 16:54 Building code on Codewars 21:24 The expanded use of KATA on Codewars 23:11 Practicing “solving problems” and how it translates to real world situations 34:00 How Codewars proves out the persistence of coders 36:41 How Codewars appeals to collaborative workers 44:40 Teachable moments on Codewars 49:40 Always check to see if Codewars is hiring. Codewars uses Qualified.io, which helps automate the hiring process. PICKS: Marrow Sci-fi book Uprooted Fantasy book “Write Less Code” blog post “The Rands Test” blog post Five Stack software development studio “Stranger Things” on Netflix Angular 2 Class in Ft. Lauderdale, Discount Code: JSJ Lean Analytics book Code book Datasmart book Letting Go book

3:23 Discussing the purpose and aim of Codewars 7:30 The process for building a program with Codewars 11:07 The UI and editor experience 12:55 The challenges faced when first building Codewars 14:23 Explaining PJAX 16:54 Building code on Codewars 21:24 The expanded use of KATA on Codewars 23:11 Practicing “solving problems” and how it translates to real world situations 34:00 How Codewars proves out the persistence of coders 36:41 How Codewars appeals to collaborative workers 44:40 Teachable moments on Codewars 49:40 Always check to see if Codewars is hiring. Codewars uses Qualified.io, which helps automate the hiring process. PICKS: Marrow Sci-fi book Uprooted Fantasy book “Write Less Code” blog post “The Rands Test” blog post Five Stack software development studio “Stranger Things” on Netflix Angular 2 Class in Ft. Lauderdale, Discount Code: JSJ Lean Analytics book Code book Datasmart book Letting Go book

3:23 Discussing the purpose and aim of Codewars 7:30 The process for building a program with Codewars 11:07 The UI and editor experience 12:55 The challenges faced when first building Codewars 14:23 Explaining PJAX 16:54 Building code on Codewars 21:24 The expanded use of KATA on Codewars 23:11 Practicing “solving problems” and how it translates to real world situations 34:00 How Codewars proves out the persistence of coders 36:41 How Codewars appeals to collaborative workers 44:40 Teachable moments on Codewars 49:40 Always check to see if Codewars is hiring. Codewars uses Qualified.io, which helps automate the hiring process. PICKS: Marrow Sci-fi book Uprooted Fantasy book “Write Less Code” blog post “The Rands Test” blog post Five Stack software development studio “Stranger Things” on Netflix Angular 2 Class in Ft. Lauderdale, Discount Code: JSJ Lean Analytics book Code book Datasmart book Letting Go book

As we’ve mentioned before Stasia is a CPA so this is a busy travel time of the year for her and that means I’m flying solo again in the intro while she is...literally...in the air flying home. And I am so happy for her to be coming home because frankly...I really miss her when she’s gone. She is my best friend in the world and my evening just aren’t the same....or as funny without her. That same kind of friendship is what immediately comes to mind as I look back on our interview with our guests for Ep. 9 of The Our First Drink Podcast, Jonny and Michelle Hoffner of Paper Antler. They are a super talented husband and wife photography duo who since 2008 have been traveling the world capturing gorgeous images for numerous weddings in addition to Pixar, The Huffington Post, Satchel & Page, and Doomtree Records to name a few. But most importantly they are unabashedly best friends and doting parents to their daughter, Dottie. It was such a pleasure to meet these two in person a couple of months ago because they are one of those couples you meet and can instantly tell that they really, REALLY like each other. And that is why we are so happy to have them as our guests this week. If you follow these two on Instagram @paperantler...and you totally should...it is crystal clear how much fun they have with each other and now with their daughter. So we were really curious to learn about what the secret to their relationship is. In this episode Why starting a relationship as close friends is hard to beat. How getting outside of your normal environment can help you see someone in a totally different way. How having a baby has changed their perspective on their business and their professional identity. Inspiration that comes from watching your partner do something that takes real gumption. The importance of liking each other in your relationship Celine Dion karaoke...your heart WILL in fact go on. Our First Drink Couples Quiz Who is the CEO and who is the COO? What's more important to you...experience or accomplishment? Who is the straight man and who is the comedian? Make it happen or let it happen? Karaoke? Yes or no? About Michelle and Jonny Hoffner Lovers of: Dottie, pressing onward and a nice afternoon of Chipotle + Settlers. Haters of: the game. Since 2008 we've been your friendly husband + wife photography duo, traveling the world to capture the beauty and endurance of transient moments. From Argentina to New Zealand, and every corner of the United States, we thrive on being present, intentional and relational in the environments we inhabit. Also, sometimes we rhyme slow. Sometimes we rhyme quick. You can see their work on Instagram @paperantler, the Paper Antler website, and you buy their beautiful prints with... 20% Off Prints from Paper Antler To get this special deal for Our First Drink listeners: Go to shoppaperantler.com Select your print(s). Enter the code, "firstdrink", at checkout for 20% off your ENTIRE order! Thanks again for listening! Best, Josh and Stasia p.s. If you liked the show will you help us create an awesome community of couples by clicking on this link to give us a five star rating on iTunes? ourfirstdrink.com/episode9 | Rate us on iTunes | Use "firstdrink" for 20% at shoppaperantler.com

Recorded Saturday, 5/23/2015.Topics Included:Blackwater Festival - June 20, 2015, Aiken State ParkEdisto River Blog Posts - American Rivers site: Gerrit’s Intro:  http://www.americanrivers.org/blog/keep-the-edisto-river-flowing/Bud Skidmore:  http://www.americanrivers.org/blog/the-river-forms-our-island/Bill Gregory:  http://www.americanrivers.org/blog/water-and-a-river/ Jim Brailsford:  http://www.americanrivers.org/blog/the-boy-and-the-riverQueen Quet - Head of State for the Gullah / Geeche NationJenny Hoffner - Conservation Strategies, American RiversAmerican Rivers American Rivers - Water Efficiency ArticlesCoastal Conservation LeagueEdisto Most Endangered Action Page  SC Rivers ForeverEdisto Concerns 

A little BSing to start the show.Fact or Crap: Batting 1000 this week.Mail Bag:one Million Moms: Mistresses is back.Anonymous: Curt Johnson gets 4 months in jail, $6,000 fine.One from Al in New Jersey: Name change.Two from Pete:1) New Hampshire Police commissioner calls Obama the N-Word.2) Todd Hoffner gets Minnesota State-Mankato job back.The Rest of the Show:1) Suicide. Death by helium? Rational suicide?