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MDJ Script/ Top Stories for April 2nd              Publish Date:  April 2nd             Commercial: From the Ingles Studio, Welcome to the Marietta Daily Journal Podcast.    Today is Tuesday, April 2nd, and Happy heavenly Birthday to Marvin Gaye ***04.02.24 – BIRTHDAY – MARVIN GAYE*** I'm Dan Radcliffe and here are the stories Cobb is talking about, presented by Credit Union of Georgia.  One Injured in Shooting at Marietta Laundromat One Arrested After Domestic Dispute Leads to SWAT Response Kennesaw House Fire Leaves Five People Without a Home   All of this and more is coming up on the Marietta Daily Journal Podcast, and if you are looking for community news, we encourage you to listen and subscribe!    BREAK: CUofGA   STORY 1: One Injured in Shooting at Marietta Laundromat A dispute over money at a Marietta laundromat turned violent when an argument between two acquaintances, Corey Jones, 31, and Billie Higdon, 71, escalated into gunfire. The confrontation, occurring in the parking lot of the QT Coin and Laundry, led to Jones being shot in the arm. He was rushed to the hospital with injuries deemed non-life-threatening. Higdon was apprehended by the police for questioning regarding the incident. Marietta Police Department's spokesperson, Officer Chuck McPhilamy, indicated that charges against Higdon are expected but will be finalized later. Witnesses highlighted the financial disagreement as the root cause of the altercation. STORY 2: One Arrested After Domestic Dispute Leads to SWAT Response In Marietta, a domestic dispute at Laurel Hills Preserve apartments escalated into a standoff, necessitating intervention by the Marietta Police Department's SWAT team. The situation unfolded Sunday evening after a report of a physical altercation between partners, resulting in one person's injury. Aleigha Ward, 31, barricaded herself inside, refusing cooperation and vowing to avoid jail at all costs. Despite negotiations, Ward, who was armed and made threats captured on bodycam footage, remained defiant. The standoff concluded around midnight when SWAT successfully apprehended Ward without further incident. She now faces charges including terroristic threats and misdemeanor battery, with her bond set at $2,420. STORY 3: Five People Displaced by Kennesaw House Fire A house fire in Kennesaw on Saturday night led to five people being displaced. Responding swiftly, Cobb County Fire crews arrived within six minutes and managed to put out the fire in roughly 30 minutes. According to Nick Danz, the public information officer for the department, there's suspicion that natural gas contributed to the fire's rapid spread, following a loud pop reported by residents. The incident began outside the home before engulfing it. In a stroke of good fortune, the family dog was found and rescued during a follow-up search of the premises.   We have opportunities for sponsors to get great engagement on these shows. Call 770.799.6810 for more info.    We'll be right back    Break: CURIOSITY LAB BIKE RACE – DRAKE   STORY 4: Crash in North Cobb Leaves Two Seriously Injured A serious traffic accident near Kell High School on Saturday morning resulted in significant injuries for two people. The collision, involving 32-year-old Ali Babar from Marietta on a Honda CB500 motorcycle and 90-year-old Marilyn Jensen from Woodstock in a Honda Civic, occurred just before 9:45 a.m. at the intersection of Canton Road and Farm Ridge Drive. According to Cobb Police spokesperson Officer Aaron Wilson, the crash happened when Jensen, attempting a left turn, crossed into Babar's path, causing the motorcycle to hit the curb and Babar to be thrown onto the road. Both Babar and Jensen were seriously injured and taken to Wellstar Kennestone Hospital. The investigation is ongoing, with police urging witnesses to contact Cobb Police at 770-499-3987 with any information. STORY 5: Wellstar Names New Kennestone President Lorrie Liang is the newly appointed president of Wellstar Kennestone Regional Medical Center and Wellstar Windy Hill Hospital, where she will also serve as senior vice president of Wellstar Health System. Bringing over 25 years of healthcare experience from her previous role at Sarasota Memorial Hospital in Florida, Liang managed a 900-bed facility, showcasing her proficiency in hospital operations and healthcare systems management. She holds a master's degree in health services administration. Liang takes over from Mary Chatman, aiming to lead Kennestone's executive team, enhance collaborations across Wellstar markets, and drive further successes by engaging with community and healthcare stakeholders. We'll be back in a moment    Break: TEDS – INGLES 2   STORY 6: 'There is Hope': Mableton Councilwoman's Fight for MS Diagnosis Patricia Auch, serving on the Mableton City Council, encountered a life-changing challenge when diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, an autoimmune disease that compromises the protective covering of nerve fibers, leading to symptoms like vision loss in one eye. Navigating her diagnosis was fraught with difficulties, as skepticism from healthcare professionals delayed recognition and treatment, despite clear MRI findings. This reflects broader issues in healthcare, where studies indicate women, including those of color, often face dismissal of their pain, adversely affecting their care. Auch's determination led to her starting treatment with OCREVUS, thankfully covered by insurance, though it's notably costly. With her husband and community's support, Auch remains optimistic, ready to face her new reality with strength. STORY 7: Paving Project to Close Two Car Lots Near Chattahoochee River The Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area is in the process of a repaving project, temporarily closing the Columns Drive parking lot on Tuesday and the Powers Island lot on April 8. Meanwhile, the Interstate North lot has reopened. Though Columns Drive will be closed to vehicular traffic, it remains open for pedestrians and cyclists. This initiative aims to fix sub-surface issues, improve traffic flow and visibility, and update signage. The Akers Mill and Powers Island lots have been repaved as part of this project, which won't change the size or layout of the parking areas. Park officials are advising visitors to use alternative parking lots to reduce congestion and express gratitude for the public's patience during these enhancements. Break: ATL HEALTH FAIR   Signoff-   Thanks again for hanging out with us on today's Marietta Daily Journal podcast. 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Join Ashley, Dylan and Ciaran as they discuss the finale of Secret Invasion. "Home" All hope for humanity rests on Fury's shoulders. Directed by: Ali Selim Written by: Brian Tucker, Kyle Bradstreet Starring: Samuel L. Jackson, Ben Mendelsohn, Kingsley Ben-Adir, Charlayne Woodard, Killian Scott, Samuel Adewunmi, Dermot Mulroney, Christopher McDonald, Katie Finneran, Emilia Clarke, Olivia Colman, Don Cheadle Hosts: Ashley Hobley: https://twitter.com/ashleyhobley Dylan Blight: https://twitter.com/vivaladil Ciaran Marchant: https://twitter.com/YaboyRingo All-New Marvel Cast Credits: Original music: Savfk (www.youtube.com/savfkmusic www.facebook.com/savfkmusic) License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Additional sounds and edit by Dylan Blight Art by: Dylan Blight (images from Marvel films) All Episodes: https://explosionnetwork.com/allnew-marvel-cast Support Us: http://www.ko-fi.com/explosion

How should you respond to clients when you really don't want to do the project? How do you set boundaries in your business and train others how to respect them? Should you stop charging a flat rate and start charging by the hour? In this episode, Rebecca and Shaun speak with Kate Lester of Kate Lester Interiors, to discuss:Why Kate quit her six figure job in corporate America to become an interior designerWorking in a home office before you start paying for an office outside the homeAll the things design school failed to teach her How to teach people to respect your boundariesCharging an hourly rate - it is the only way to goWhy you need to run a profit and loss statement at the end of every projectHow Kate was able to buy and store vintage pieces Leaning into your style and who you areA story of how staying true to one's process leads to better business in the long runMentioned:Kate's websiteKate's InstagramOur links:Subscribe and leave a review - Apple PodcastsLike, Comment, & Follow - Hot Young Designers Club InstagramRebecca's Instagram Shaun's InstagramFor more information - Check out the websiteBecome a “Loyal Hottie” - Support us on Patreon

Marie Martin, aka SEND Warrior Mum making a difference; as she is known to her twitter followers joins me with her son Zak.Zak is an autistic teenager, with a passion for smart motorways and power stations amongst other things. He has been fortunate to have gained some hands on work experience on the smart motorways and is hoping to gain some working with power stations in the future.Marie has faced many battles over EHC plans, SEND, local government and even MP Will Quince. Zak has certainly inherited his Mums fighting spirit and he wants to see change !!Co hosting this episode with me is Alastair Swindlehurst, from EZHR. Alastair is an excellent HR consultant supporting many businesses to get to the right outcome, in the right way quickly.You can find Marie on twitter and linkedin using the links belowSEND Warrior Mum making a difference! (@martinimarie) / TwitterMarie Martin | LinkedInIf you want to know more about Alastair, links to his LinkedIN, podcast and business page are belowAlastair Swindlehurst | LinkedInThe Alternative Business Review | Podcast on SpotifyEZHR | Making HR Really EasyDon't forget to head on over to our website Home - All 4 InclusionVoiceover for intro and outro by Jennie Eriksen | LinkedInMusic granted free of charge very kindly by Music: https://www.purple-planet.com . The track is called Hope and Inspire. Support the show

When Victoria ignores and walks in to A&E she didn't know how her life would change.Recovering on a ward was the moment her Universal Clothing brand Unhidden was born.This podcast tells the story of Unhidden, Victoria's own health conditions which have left her disabled and sharing lots of helpful tips along the way.This not to be missed episode with Sustainable Adaptive Fashion Brand - Unhidden Clothing founder Victoria Jenkins | LinkedInVisit our website at Home - All 4 Inclusion Voiceover for intro and outro by Jennie Eriksen | LinkedInMusic granted free of charge very kindly by Music: https://www.purple-planet.com . The track is called Hope and Inspire. Support the show

Funmi Lawal a business owner with a difference.After suffering a stroke following the birth of her child, Funmi looked for a way that ladies could keep their privacy, whilst being supported by carers in her wheelchair. Now abled bodied, she hasn't forgotten how she felt and has pushed on to found Clip Knix, her adaptive underwear range.  Adaptive Clip-on Underwear from Clip-Knix: Making Living SimpleShe has faced many challenges on her way and is determined to push on with more designs of her inclusive underwear range.If you want to stay up to date with everything that's going on with All4Inclusion, why not sign up to our newsletter at the bottom of our home page Home - All 4 Inclusion Voiceover for intro and outro by Jennie Eriksen | LinkedInMusic granted free of charge very kindly by Music: https://www.purple-planet.com . The track is called Hope and Inspire. Support the show

This week we talk all things Mars Rover with Dr. Rachel Kronyak, Systems Engineer at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory. Then we hear actual sounds from the surface of Mars AND get a visit from the Mars Perseverance Rover (Stoopkid Stories Melly Victor!), - all on this episode of REACH. Hosts: Brian Holden and Meredith Stepien Written by: Sandy Marshall with Nate DuFort, Meredith Stepien and Brian Holden. Co-Created, Produced by: Nate DuFort and Sandy Marshall Edited by: Nate DuFortMusic composed by: Jesse CaseLogo by: Steven Lyons Special thanks to Dr. Rachel Kronyak, Systems Engineer at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory. You can follow Dr. Kronyak on Twitter at @RachelKronyak. Percy was voiced by Melissa “Melly” Victor, creator of Stoopkid Stories, a story podcast available wherever you listen. Follow Stoopkid Stories on Twitter, Instagram, or on the web at https://stoopkidstories.com.We'd also like to offer a special thanks to Kay Ferrari and Sarah Marcotte at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and to everyone at NASA Space Place. Dr. Rachel Kronyak NASA Biohttps://mars.nasa.gov/people/profile/?id=23225Perseverance Roverhttps://mars.nasa.gov/mars2020/Curiosity Roverhttps://mars.nasa.gov/msl/homeAll about Marshttps://mars.nasa.gov/Article: Kicking off the Sampling Sol Path at Citadellehttps://mars.nasa.gov/mars2020/mission/status/328/kicking-off-the-sampling-sol-path-at-citadelle/The Sounds of Marshttps://mars.nasa.gov/mars2020/participate/sounds/

REAL and TRUE horror stories submitted by our listeners and narrated by Liz and Jeni.On this episode:(3:16) It Comes At Night(12:54) This is Doris's HomeAll of the stories in this episode are narrated and produced with permission from their perspective authors.Have your own story to tell? Email us at TFTCSUB@GMAIL.COM or find us through our community:instagram.com/talesfromthecreepedfacebook.com/talesfromthecreeped

“Christmas at Home: All the Fuss About Christmas” Matthew 2:1-2, 7-12 Pastor Jeff continues our Christmas at Home series asking how the birth of the Christ child is going to lead us to change our lives in the coming year. Recorded live at Stonebridge United Methodist Church in McKinney, Texas. For more information, please visit www.mysumc.org.

У меня в гостях Лера Сергеева, декоратор и сет-дизайнер. Свое виденье красоты Лера использует в работе: именно она отвечает за декор ресторанов Lucky Group — подбирает керамику, цветы, текстиль, словом, те детали, которые формирует ваще ощущение, когда вы берете в руки меню и готовитесь к очень вкусному ужину. Мы, конечно, поговорили о декоре, но еще — о семье, вдохновении, отношениях (болезненных прошлых и тех, что дарят крылья, настоящих), вере, искусстве, красоте . Обязательно послушайте подкаст до конца — в финале Лера рекомендует то, что нужно прочитать, если хотите знать чуть больше об эстетике и искусстве. Спасибо, что слушаете, делитесь, пишете свои отзывы и отмечаете в социальных сетях. Это всегда большой и важный подарок для всей команды, которая делает этот подкаст. Приятного прослушивания! 📧Почта для связи и предложений: vmkpodcast@gmail.com 🔗Моя страница Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vikimmi/ 🔗Instagram Леры: https://instagram.com/vasergeeva Друг выпуска — совместный проект бренда Levi's и творческого объединения «Кружок». Узнать больше: https://kruzhok.store/kollektsii/levis-x-kruzhok/ Музыка в выпуске: HOME - All at Once

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How To Stay Patient and Hold Boundaries When Your Atypical Kid is Home All. The. Time. Okay. I don't have solid answers, but Ocean and I have plenty of thoughts. I'll share some strategies which can help: Simple family meetings, patience promoting practices, and Amber De La Garza's 3 step framework for boundaries: Identify the boundary, framing it as what you need in order to show up as your best self. Lovingly communicate the boundary. Hold the boundary. Repeat... Good luck! Let's stick together. We really need each other right now, parents! I have found that having a small community of parents who understand is essential to my wellbeing. Join our Mindfully Parenting Atypical Kids Community https://www.facebook.com/groups/3229904633801703/?source_id=400903940032482 To be the first to know about the Compassion Challenge for Parents, join Mindfully Parenting Atypical Kids, and grab your Mindful Meltdown Cheatsheet here: https://www.healthyhappyyoga.com/meltdown --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/oceansmama/message

Stormy days and lonely nightsLord it's a long way to go back homeAll the boys raise your hands up in the air (yeah)Now all the girls raise your hands up in the air (yeah)Everybody one more time (yeah)Let's all have a real good time togetherOne, two, three, let's go

Thank you for tuning in to Episode 183 of the Down Cellar Studio Podcast. Full show notes & photos can be found here. This week’s segments included: Off the Needles On the Needles Crafty Adventures KAL News Events Contest, News & Notes – with special guest Mary Kino Knits Life in Focus Ask Me Anything On a Happy Note Quote of the Week Off the Needles Little Brother’s Romper  Pattern: Little Brother’s Romper by PetiteKnit (knitting pattern. ~$4.50 US at time of purchase) Needles: US 8 (5.0 mm) Yarn: Cascade 220 mystic purple & mystery skein of fingering.  Mom found buttons for me & dropped them off but they are still in quarantine.  Quarantined Unicorn Pattern: Tiny Unicorn Amigurumi by Ahooka Migurumi (free crochet pattern) Hook: E (3.5 mm) Yarn: Loops & Threads Impeccable Solids (White) & scraps of acrylic Put it in an empty trail mix jar that we took the label off- and put a note saying she was in quarantine. Don’t open for a few more days.  Rainbow Birthday Cake Pattern: Rainbow Birthday Cake by Yarn Blossom Boutique ($1.99 US Crochet pattern) Hook: D (3.25 mm) Yarn: Lion Brand Re-up in Colorways: Raspberry, Orange, Sunflower, Lime, Aqua, Lilac and White Included a note saying Quarantine cakes take longer to cook than normal cakes so to let it cook a few days before opening Dan’s 32 oz Jar Cozy Pattern: none Hooks: E, F and G Yarn: Lion Brand Re-up Denim and gray.  Reverse Abington Hat Pattern: Abington Hat by Jennifer Lassonde Yarn: Farmers Daughter Fibers Craggy Tweed DK- Amos Moses colorway  Needles: US 4 (3.5 mm) & US 6 (4.0 mm) Worked hat according to instructions but switched all purl and purl decreases for the body of the hat to knits and k2tog. Soldotna Crop Pattern: Soldotna Crop by Caitlin Hunter $7 US Knit Pattern Yarn:  2 skeins of Two Reds & A Blonde DK from Dachinger Wool in mustard (Farrah Fawcett) and a blue (Veronica Lake). 2 skeins of Brown Sheep Yarn- Prairie Spun DK. In Rain Cloud (light gray) and Owl Gray (Charcoal) Needles: US 4 (3.5 mm) and US 6 (4.0 mm) Size 3: finished bust- 40 inches Designed to fit with 1-4.5 inches of positive ease. Modified the last section of the colorwork yoke. Love how that came out. Decided to knit the number of body repeats called for in the pattern. Ribbing longer than called for. On the Needles Cozy Classic Raglan Pattern: Cozy Classic Raglan by Jessie Maed Designs Needles: US 3 for Ribbing. US 7 for body Yarn: Rowan Cashsoft DK- 57% Merino, 33% Microfiber, 10% Cashmere goat Christmas Stocking for Jenna & Baby Pattern: Granny Square Christmas Stocking by Family Circle Magazine 1977 (not available online anymore) Yarn: Patons Classic Worsted in Bright Red Hook: F (3.75mm) Finished applique pieces for Jenna’s. Both pieces done for baby. Can’t put together until I the know gender. Paton’s Kroy Socks for Gram Pattern: OMG Heel by Megan Williams Yarn: Patons Kroy Green Stripe Ragg Colorway Needles: US 1.5 (2.5 mm) The 2×2 ribbing on the front of the sock was hampering my progress. When I posted about it on Instagram, user Sheldon_Brungard suggested “Try using a progress keeper and set a small daily goal to complete such as 10 rounds. Once the daily goal is met you can switch to something else that excites you more.” That did the trick! Solid Granny Square Scrap Blanket Yarn: leftover fingering weight yarn Pattern: Solid Granny Square by Lullaby Melodia (free crochet pattern) Hook: D (3.25 mm) 3 rounds per square. Crafty Adventures Started a scrapbook of COVID-19 using Shutterfly. I love documenting life and this is definitely the most bizarre thing I’ve ever lived through. I am already forgetting some tiny details that were striking at the time. I’m including things like “new buzz words, what sold out at the stores, funny memes, what I’m grateful for, home improvement projects. I made banana ice cream using this recipe for Mom since the local place is closed. Hard to find flavor.  Recipe from wellplated.com I Reorganized all leftovers and mini skeins after ordering bag of randoms from Knitty in Color. I packaged up yarn to swap with my friend Melissa. KAL News Quarterly Quests! Get all of the details here.  Check out the Quarter 2 Thread April 1-June 30 – Free the Favorites Knit any projects you have “hearted” over the year with the hopes of knitting them someday. That day will arrive. Knit as many as you can. You will receive extra entries for any pattern that was favorited over 5 yearsIt can be something you’ve made before Thank you to our Quarter 2 Sponsors: Prairie Bag Works, NahStDesigns, Yumi Yarns Designs, agirlandherwool, Holly Press Fibers. Don’t forget to post on Instagram #QuarterlyQuests & #FreetheFavorites & you can always add #downcellarstudiopodcast Splash Pad Party – Opens May 30, 2020! Still have sponsor spots available. Email me downcellarstudio@gmail if you’re interested.  During Kick off weekend May 30th & 31st I am planning some virtual events. Google Hangout. Instagram Lives with our vendors.  Events Maryland Sheep & Wool Virtual Market– check out their Facebook group May 2 & 3.  Contest, News & Notes  Tune in to hear a chat with Mary of Kino Knits and check out her Instagram feed. We talked all about our new Point/Counterpoint Vol 5 Collection Available on Ravelry! Get our 4 accessory collection normally $18 for only $5 through 5/31/20 with code COLLAB. Click here for a link to the collection. May 1 at 8p Eastern Instagram live. Check out Kino Knits Podcast for more of our chat.  Life in Focus 2020 Goals 3 times a week (average) exercise of 20 min or more (focus on strength training)= 156 workouts 7 published patterns on Ravelry 10% more sales of designs compared to 2019       I am becoming a morning workout person which surprised me. April workout totals: Total: 18 out of 30 days – 58% of days worked out. 11 of 18 were strength workouts. Having a blast exploring new trails within a new conservation land property that’s open to the public near my house. It’s so so peaceful and beautiful there.  Design progress- I have a mitt pattern almost ready for test knitting.  Stay Out of the Forest which was already published and 2 designs in Point/Counterpoint. Sales are going really well! What’s helping during Stay at Home: All in April prompts from Corinne Crabtree. Watch video from Corinne Crabtree here . Daily four-point check-in: 1. What’s in my control today? 2. Who am I reaching out to today? 3. How will I move my body a minimum of 5 min. today? 4. Clean mind, clean body…get it done. Other things I’ve been enjoying: Here For You Podcast with Kate & Doree *who also host the Forever35 Podcast Playing Games with Family on Jackbox.tv Friday evening happy hour with friends on Zoom. On a Happy Note I painted guest room- well I applied the first coat of primer but its a start. I’m using Sherwin Williams- Knitting Needles & Pewter Cast.  One day heading out for a walk and saw a cardboard sign on telephone pole- Pop-up Art show ahead. On our Neighbor’s fence (on a corner) a local artists hung painted canvases. Brightened my day.  Misfits Market Box. Interesting in trying it? Use this code to get 25% off: COOKWME-NV9CXZ Sharing- I brought dinner to my friend Megg who is a hard working teacher and Mama. We chatted for a few from the lawn while they were up on their deck and I got to see my 2 year old niece Hattie. We had fun with my niece Aila’s 11th birthday parade and game night that followed. Quote of the Week Sharon Salzberg on faith and keeping an open mind:  “It’s not the existence of beliefs that is the problem, but what happens to us when we hold them rigidly, without examining them, when we presume the absolutely centrality of our views and become disdainful of others.” —— Thank you for tuning in. Contact Information: Ravelry: BostonJen & Down Cellar Studio Podcast Ravelry Group Twitter: Instagram: BostonJen1 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/downcellarstudio Sign up for my email newsletter to get the latest on everything happening in the Down Cellar Studio!

I'm coming to you live during nap time today, because we are currently sheltering in place. If you're not an essential worker, you're probably home all day every day at the moment too. This can be hard if you have a difficult relationship with food or your body! So today, I'd love to share a bit about intuitive eating during the coronavirus. Personal Update We've already been home for about two weeks, because Cooper was home sick with a cold. That rolled right into our shelter in place orders, so here we sit! Overall, I've given myself a lot of grace! This first week was really terrifying with what's happening in the world. I might be more excited about homeschooling or taking some online classes next week, but this week I felt good about just surviving. I took care of the basics, and focused on self-care as much as I was able. We've done lots of FaceTime and connecting with relatives. The days have felt long, but that's the least of our worries right now. Eating Intuitively While You're at Home All. The. Time. Intuitive eating is still possible during times like this! Stress, anxiety, and general overwhelm connected to events outside of your control can easily send you straight to the pantry, but intuitive eating can help you take a deep breath and listen to what your body needs instead. It's not a "diet", and it's truly meant to be sustainable during every single season of life. That includes our current coronavirus season! The ability to not have a strained relationship with food is not just for when things are going great...it's for times just like these too. However, this whole ordeal is uncharted territory, and that can easily send you back to old patterns. Even if you WANT to trust your body, it can be hard when there is so much happening. In fact, when I asked online, a lot of you shared that you're having trouble discerning what you truly need. So here are my tips: Be kind to yourself. Your body might be in panic mode after seeing empty shelves or feeling fearful about having access to certain foods. It's okay. Be gentle with yourself, and trust that you'll settle in. If you're really stressed, and it's preventing you from listening to your body, what you need to do is address the stress. Don't fixate on your food choices; think about alleviating that stress! If scrolling social media or having the news on 24/7 is stressing you, take a break. You can turn those things off, or walk away when you need to. Go back to the things that calm you down. Yoga? A hobby? Taking classes or seeing friends? (Online, of course!) This whole last week I was just kind of surviving, and I didn't really move at all. Yesterday I realized that I was super stressed, and I needed to move my stagnant energy out. I didn't *want* to do it... But I knew I needed to! Let yourself rest, but don't be afraid to push yourself a little in order to do things that you know will make you feel better in the long run. I also did some breath work, and we took a family walk around the neighborhood. Watching TV on the couch with my husband seemed more fun, but I'm so glad I got up and did something I knew would feel good! Stress eating....and boredom eating! Some of us are stress eating, and others are boredom eating! Personally, I'm home with a 3 year old. Some of the things he most wants to do, aren't really that fun for me. It can be tempting to load up on snack food to help the time pass! To keep myself actively engaged, I pulled out an old adult coloring book I had purchased. Cooper will even sit down and color while I'm coloring! It's super relaxing, and helps me engage with something that calms me down and feels really peaceful. I also ordered a paint-by-number kit, which I'm super excited about! Another big item on the to-do list? Cleaning out the garage! Last week was not the time (we have a LOT of stuff in there because our parents had recently given back all the childhood things and other items we had left in their houses). This week, I might start to work on a box a day. It feels good to be productive, and it helps curb the boredom! Weight Gain During the Coronavirus Quarintine You might be spending more time on the couch, and that could be adding some pounds. I've been seeing so many ads and posts about exercising, restricting certain foods, and other diet-culture messages. Don't listen! This is a stressful time, and yes...that might mean you gain a few pounds. That often happens to me when I'm stressed, because my body is trying to hold on to a bit of extra! Sitting at home and stressing over it, or making myself feel guilty for how I'm coping, is NOT a good way to spend my time at home. It's not good for you either! I would encourage you to unfollow anyone who is posting tons of weight-related content online right now. I would also encourage you to dig into those beliefs. You're not surrounded by other people at the moment, and you have an opportunity to distance yourself from social media (thanks, coronavirus). You could even specifically choose to learn more about intuitive eating. I finally had a chance to start the Anti-Diet Book by Christy Harrison, and the first chapter explains so much about diet culture, and where it comes from. So much of what we think and believe about food is based on really old "science", or even just straight up lies and fallacies. I also have my FREE challenge going on; you can learn the 4 simple steps of intuitive eating, and then actually practice them. Quit Dieting for Good, which is my signature program, is also moving to open enrollment. That means you could dive into your food relationship and body image right now, and really take this time to be a bit of a reset. Above All, Listen to Your Body Personally, I'm not diving into any courses. It's hard enough to try and work and have my 3 year old at home. For some people, however, this is an amazing time to dive into something you might otherwise not have the capacity for. I have been doing lots of reading, and I'm also listening to podcasts around the house! (If you're enjoying this episode, I'd invite you to go all the way back to episode one and check it out!) The best thing you can do for yourself is be super kind. Release stress as much as you're able. Don't worry about doing quarantine the "right" way, or the way other people are doing it. Don't beat yourself up, and don't try to make yourself do it all perfectly. Stay safe, stay home, and stay healthy. Want to chat? I'd love to connect @caitlinballhealth; feel free to DM me and start a conversation!

Today we're releasing a special episode on the COVID-19 virus. Mark Graban, Dr. Greg Jacobson, and Dr. Mason Mileur recorded a webinar answering some commonly asked questions about this global pandemic, and what we can do to stay safe and help out.  A MP3 audio version of this episode is available for download here. Podcast Resources Right Click to Download this Podcast as an MP3 Download a Free Audio Book at Audible.com The Webinar on YouTube KaiNexus' Response to COVID-19 What You Can Do to Save People TODAY [COVID-19] COVID-19: What the Heck Does Exponential Mean?  Why the Public & Healthcare Response to COVID-19 Has Me Fuming Mark Graban's Lean Blog Stay at Home: A COVID-19 Message from an E.R. Physician, Greg Jacobson, M.D. Why These Doctors Say Staying Home is a Matter of Life and Death One Point Lesson: How to Wash Your Hands TWI Job Instruction Hand Washing Training Did You Find Yourself Working from Home All the Sudden? What is Exponential Growth and Why Should You Care? The Unexpected Benefit of Cancelling Everything Deepening the Lessons of Crisis Subscribe & Never Miss New Episodes! Click to Subscribe in iTunes If you enjoyed this podcast please be sure to subscribe on iTunes. Once you're a subscriber all new episodes will be downloaded to your iTunes account and smartphone. The easiest way for iPhone users to listen to the show is via the free, and incredible, Podcast app.  NEW! You can now follow the podcast on Spotify here.  You can also subscribe via Stitcher which is definitely Android friendly. What Do You Think? How can we leverage continuous improvement principles to improve the outcome and management of the COVID-19 virus?

I feel this testimonial will bless you, it’s a good account of how God can do amazing things in your life. If you have time to check this episode of the “Worship Cafe Inspirational Radio Show” please take the time investment, also share it with everyone you know, family, co-workers, friends, and pass it forward on your social media networks such as twitter, and Facebook.You can contact Dale Vaughn from As We Are at the link below, Please go by and say hello to them. The main​ place to connect with Dale Vaughn:Website: https://www.ravenfaithrecords.com/band/11Band Website: https://www.asweareband.com/homeAll music is on iTunes, Amazon, and wherever digital music is streaming or purchasableGod Bless You and have a beautiful dayKen TownshendHosts: Mary Phillips & Ken TownshendShow: Worship Cafe Inspirations Radio Show​

On the January 24, 2019 episode of /Film Daily, /Film editor in chief Peter Sciretta is joined by /Film writers Hoai-Tran Bui and Chris Evangelista to talk about the latest film and tv news and in the spoiler room, we'll be telling you about Serenity, the most insane movie of 2019.   You can subscribe to /Film Daily on iTunes, Google Play, Overcast, Spotify and all the popular podcast apps (here is the RSS URL if you need it).   Opening Banter: Chris has one foot out the door, and everyone is listening to this new Weezer album.   In The News: Chris: Could Disney Finally Cancel ‘The Simpsons', and Make More Money In the Process? HT: Disney's First Latina Princess Movie May Be in the Works With Lin-Manuel Miranda HT: ‘Zootopia' Land Announced for Shanghai Disneyland Chris: Netflix Price Increase Could Result in 27% of Subscribers Cancelling HT: MoviePass is Reviving its Unlimited Plan in Last-Ditch Effort to Bring Back Subscribers   In The Spoiler Room: HT: ‘Serenity' Has the Wackiest Ending of 2019 and We're Only a Month In HT's ‘Serenity' Review: Matthew McConaughey Thriller Doesn't Just Jump the Shark, It Vaults and Somersaults Over It   On The Site: Peter: Jack Giroux's Interview with ‘Serenity' Director Steven Knight, Who Doesn't Want to Put His Movies in a Genre HT: HT's Pop Culture Imports: Netflix's Third and Last ‘Godzilla' Anime, An Argentinian Nazi Drama, An Indian Crime Film, and More Peter: Marshall Shaffer's The Streamer's Guide to Sundance 2019: What Non-Festgoers Can Watch at Home   All the other stuff you need to know: You can find more about all the stories we mentioned on today's show at slashfilm.com, and linked inside the show notes. /Film Daily is published every weekday, bringing you the most exciting news from the world of movies and television as well as deeper dives into the great features from slashfilm.com. You can subscribe to /Film Daily on iTunes, Google Play, Overcast, Spotify and all the popular podcast apps (RSS). Send your feedback, questions, comments and concerns to us at peter@slashfilm.com. Please leave your name and general geographic location in case we mention the e-mail on the air. Please rate and review the podcast on iTunes, tell your friends and spread the word! Thanks to Sam Hume for our logo.

Maybe you have student loan debt or your career hasn’t reached it’s full earning potential yet, all of these potentially negative things don’t discount you from being able to come up with a healthy down payment to buy your first house (and I’m not talking about robbing a bank either).Today’s podcast guest, Cari Jacobs, the CMO of a company called Unison is joining us to share this new concept of co-investing with homeownership and why technology is helping you fund that elusive 20% down payment. So I wanted to know from Cari how is it possible to buy a home when you have less than 20% saved for your down payment.What I Ask: Is owning a home a reality if you’re still balancing debt and getting set up in your career?How is technology advancing the process of home buying and making it easier for millennials?Tell me about the history of Unison – how did the company and concept come about and what is the audience you’re trying to serve?If I wanted to purchase a $500,000 home for example, how would I work with Unison for my down payment?Are there any potential downsides?If you could leave the listeners with one tip about reaching their home buying goal, what would it be?What You'll LearnHow to balance debt you are paying off with the desire to buy a homeAll about the new concept of co-investing and how you can benefitWhy the millennial generation is so different when it comes to home buyingHow you can use someone else's money to leverage your down paymentIs now the right time to buy (or is there ever a right time to buy)How powerful the consumer home buying market is to our overall economyLinksUnisonUnison - How it WorksSUBSCRIBE & REVIEWWant to be the first to know when new episodes are released? Click here to subscribe in iTunes!Also, podcast reviews are super important to iTunes and the more reviews we have, the more we can spread the Millennial Money message (those iTunes algorithms are crazy). I’d be honored if you left a review and let me know what you love about the podcast.Ask ShannahHave an Ask Shannah question, submit it hereGet SocialShannah on TwitterShannah on Instagram

Join The Dark (Humor) Side Sign up with your email address to receive news and updates. Email Address Sign Up We respect your privacy. Thank you!  Before you travelMake sure you have more than enough meds to get you through the trip. (My rule of thumb is to always make sure I have enough for 3-5 extra days in case I get stuck somewhere due to weather or other problems)If you use a daily pill sorter, Take it empty along with your bottles of pillsFill it but take pictures of each pill next to its bottle in case you need to show someone what the pills are for. (I have traveled all over the world and never had a problem taking my pills in a pill sorter. Always keep your pills on your person, never put them in checked luggage!Make sure that you inform your travel provider of any accommodations you need WHEN you purchase your ticketsDietary restrictionsAssistance needed with transportTransportation of assistive devices (Wheelchairs, etc)You will probably be sitting still for a long time, make sure you plan accordinglyWarm socksSweatsCompression socksWear comfortable clothesFind out about resources near where you are staying for things like dialysis, oxygen rental, wheelchair rental, etc.If you have a condition that could impact your ability to travel, getting travel insurance might be a good idea.If you have a layover, there is an app, Gate Guru, that can show you the layout of various airports so you can plan food/resting if you have the time.Don’t be afraid to schedule in days to rest and recover. I know you want to see everything, but you’ll enjoy your trip more if you give yourself a break every so often. *Knowing I have a day to recover allows me to occasionally push myself to do something I otherwise would be too nervous to attempt.* Investigate physician availability where you will be traveling. Your doctor, health care provider, insurance company or local embassy can provide the names and contact numbers of physicians at your destination. For more information, see Health Care Abroad.Bring spare parts and tools. Wheelchairs can take tremendous abuse while traveling; assemble a small kit of spare parts and tools for emergency repairs. You may also be required to dismantle a wheelchair for certain flights or activities; make sure you and your traveling companions know how to do this.Research, Research, Research (your destination, the airline, etc) Getting there (Airplanes / Trains / Cars) and homeAll means of transportNoise canceling headphonesComfortable clothesShoes that are easy to take off / put back onBack up batteries and power cables for electronicsCarsPillows - so you can sleep/get comfortable TrainsEarplugs (Trains can be very noisy) PlanesA light jacket as the temperature can vary greatly.Snacks / Bottled water Travel neck pillow Arriving at your destinationDon’t be afraid to ask for assistance getting from wherever you are dropped (airline gate, train platform) to the exit. The worst they can do is say no, and it might just save you a lot of pain.Most airports have people whose only job is to push people around in wheelchairs (even people who can walk, but can’t walk long distances). Request them if you even think you’ll need it. *I didn’t think I would and almost turned it down once. I underestimated how far the walk was and if I had turned them down, would not have been able to get through security*If you have any kind of food allergies, plan ahead to have your own food until you reach your final destination as you cannot guarantee that there will be something safe along the way.I knew a particular airport had a place that was safe for me, and when I arrived, it was closed and under construction. I was very hungry by the time I got where I was going. Dealing with Friends and Family - Friends and family are complicated. They have known you a long time and may not realize all the things you have to deal with and may be clueless about things you need for accomodation.Make sure if you are staying with friends or family that they know ahead of time any issues you might have. (They may expect to put you up on an air mattress, but you can’t get up from that close to the floor. Or they might not have any food that is safe for you.)Plan ahead in case they forget something that is going to affect you adverselyTry to head off any potential problems by mentioning specific things you are worried about.If possible, plan alternatives in case they are unable to accomodate you. (For example, having already researched nearby hotels or places to get food)You may be the only person with a disability that they know, so be mentally prepared to play the role of educator.If friends and family are too complicated be up front or hell lie. Get a hotel room. A place to hide and runaway can save you jail time later. Traveling to another countryIf you are travelling to a country with a different language than your own and need accommodations of any type, use Google Translate to compose phrases that you will most need to say. This might not be perfect, but it will at least allow you to get your point across in a pinch. I use this for my dairy allergy. I made up little cards with an explanation that I cannot have dairy (including examples) in the native language. I carry them with me everywhere. If I am going out to eat, I show the card to the server so they can help guide me to food that is safe for me. The EU mandates that restaurants carry “food allergen” menus for all their items so that people can make informed decisions.There are several good resources for disabled travel in other countries. Look up the country you plan to visit and see what other people found easy or difficult. 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This is Home: All heart (Arvo). Message by Adam Meredith at The Red Door Community Church.

This is Home: All heart. Message by Adam Meredith at The Red Door Community Church.

Which came first the chicken or the egg. I first learned about "Johnny I Hardly Knew Ye" from a popular American version written during the Civil War. That song "When Johnny Comes Marching Home" was first published in 1863 as "Words and Music by Louis Lambert," which was a pseudonym for Patrick Sarsfield, 1829-1892. Patrick was a native of Ireland who emigrated to Boston. "When Johnny Comes Marching Home" is a rousing song about a hero returning from war. The first published version of "Johnny, I Hardly Knew Ye" came out several years after Sarsfield's song. Nevertheless, it is strongly believed to have originated in Ireland. It's a much more somber song that tells about the woes and horrors of war in the popular folk tradition of describing the body parts blown off a soldier who does not come home to his love. Johnny, I Hardly Knew Ye Lyrics: While on the road to sweet Athy, hurroo, hurrooWhile on the road to sweet Athy, hurroo, hurrooWhile on the road to sweet AthyA stick in me hand and a drop in me eyeA doleful damsel I heard cry,Johnny I hardly knew ye. With your drums and guns and drums and guns, hurroo, hurrooWith your drums and guns and drums and guns, hurroo, hurrooWith your drums and guns and drums and gunsThe enemy nearly slew yeOh my darling dear, Ye look so queerJohnny I hardly knew ye. Where are your eyes that look so mild, hurroo, hurrooWhere are your eyes that look so mild, hurroo, hurrooWhere are your eyes that look so mildWhen my poor heart you first beguiledWhy did ye run from me and the childOh Johnny, I hardly knew ye. chorus Where are your legs with which ye run, hurroo, hurrooWhere are your legs with which ye run, hurroo, hurrooWhere are your legs with which ye runWhen first you learned to carry a gunIndeed your dancing days are doneOh Johnny, I hardly knew ye. chorus I'm happy for to see ye home, hurroo, hurrooI'm happy for to see ye home, hurroo, hurrooI'm happy for to see ye homeAll from the island of SulloonSo low in flesh, so high in boneOh Johnny I hardly knew ye. chorus Ye haven't an arm, ye haven't a leg, hurroo, hurrooYe haven't an arm, ye haven't a leg, hurroo, hurrooYe haven't an arm, ye haven't a legYe're an armless, boneless, chickenless eggYe'll be having to put a bowl to begOh Johnny I hardly knew ye. chorus I'm happy for to see ye home, hurroo, hurrooI'm happy for to see ye home, hurroo, hurrooI'm happy for to see ye homeAll from the island of Ceylon;So low in the flesh, so high in the boon.Johnny I hardly knew ye. chorus Extra lyrics I found: They're rolling out the guns again, hurroo, hurrooThey're rolling out the guns again, hurroo, hurrooThey're rolling out the guns againBut they never will take our sons againNo they never will take our sons againJohnny I'm swearing to ye.