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Has a friend ever done something unusual? Something they have never done before? In today's Bible story, Jesus is getting ready to enter Jerusalem. He knows He will soon face death. And He does something unusual, something He had never done before.“ ‘Hosa

Has a friend ever done something unusual? Something they have never done before? In today's Bible story, Jesus is getting ready to enter Jerusalem. He knows He will soon face death. And He does something unusual, something He had never done before.“ ‘Hosa

So, you've decided to get into voiceover.  Whether you've decided you want to do this as a career or just looking to make some cash on the side, you need gear.  But not just any gear. The RIGHT gear. Because no one wants to overspend on a mic that makes you sound like you're recording in a rest stop bathroom. Lucky for you, I'm here to guide you through the maze of audio equipment and get you set up for success.  Mics: Audio-Technica AT2020, Rode NT1-A.  Audio Interfaces: Focusrite Scarlett 2i2, Behringer UM2 Acoustic Treatment: Mattress Toppers, Moving Blankets, PVC Pipe Headphones: Audio-Technica ATH-M50x, Sennheiser HD 280 Pro DAW Software: Audacity, Adobe Audition, Reaper  Extras: Pop filter, mic stand, XLR cables (Mogami and Hosa), surge protector, cable management Upgrades: Mics: Sennheiser MKH-416, Neumann TLM 103 Interface: Universal Audio Apollo Twin Acoustic Treatment: GIK Acoustics, Auralex  _____________________________ ▶️ Watch this video next: https://youtu.be/BzSc3XNnXls SUBSCRIBE: https://www.youtube.com/@vo-pro?sub_confirmation=1 The VO Freedom Master Plan: https://vopro.pro/vo-freedom-master-plan The VO Pro Community: https://vopro.app Use code You15Tube for 15% off of your membership for life. The VO Pro Podcast: https://vopro.pro/podcast 7 Steps to Starting and Developing a Career in Voiceover: https://welcome.vopro.pro/7-steps-yt Move Touch Inspire Newsletter for Voice Actors: https://vopro.pro/move-touch-inspire-youtube Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/vofreedom The VO Pro Shop: https://vopro.pro/shop Say Hi on Social:  https://pillar.io/paulschmidtpro https://www.instagram.com/vopro.pro https://www.clubhouse.com/@paulschmidtvo https://www.linkedin.com/in/paulschmidtvo/ My voice over website: https://paulschmidtvoice.com GVAA Rate Guide: http://vorateguide.com Tools and People I Work with and Recommend (If you use these links to buy something I may earn a commission.): Recommended Book List with Links: https://amzn.to/3H9sBOO Gear I Use with Links: https://amzn.to/3V4d3kZ As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. For lead generation and targeting - Apollo.io: https://apollo.grsm.io/yt-paulschmidtpro Way Better than Linktree: https://pillar.io/referral/paulschmidtpro

Two local high school students from Novi High School's HOSA program are spreading awareness about a very important cause in our community, distracted driving. Find out the steps they are taking to raise awareness in this episode of Now You Novi. https://www.instagram.com/distracteddrivinghosa/

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If one violated the prohibition of Borer B'Mezid (intentionally), the selected food is forbidden to benefit from. The only solution is to mix it back in with the P'solet (waste) and start again by selecting in a permitted fashion. If one violated Borer B'Shogeg (unintentionally), Hacham Ovadia and Hacham David in Halacha Berura bring several factors to rely upon to be lenient. First, there is the opinion of Rabbi Meir who permits benefiting from all prohibited Melachot performed B'Shogeg. Second, it is only forbidden to benefit from Melachot similar to Bishul (cooking) in which there is an intrinsic change to the object. E.g. raw food becomes cooked food. However, Borer, is similar to the Melacha of Hosa'ah (carrying) in which the food is moved about, but nothing is done to the food. In such cases, the Hayeh Adam (Rav Abraham Danzig of Vilna, 1748-1820) rules that there is no problem benefitting from the Melacha. Moreover, there was a permitted way to perform the Borer, and therefore it is not actually considered benefiting from a prohibited Melacha, since he could have done it the permitted way. SUMMARY If one violated Borer unintentionally he may benefit from the food on Shabbat.

All Home Care Matters and our host, Lance A. Slatton welcome Yati Patel as guest to the show. About Yati Patel: Yati Patel is OTTI's Senior Student Ambassador and Team Captain for this school years HOSA, Future Healthcare Professionals, competition. She is currently a second-year student at Center for Sight and a Senior at Noblesville High School. After graduation she will be entering college as a Pre-Med student with the intent of joining the field of Ophthalmology. Yati's end goal is to be a surgeon, although she does not know which specialty Yati would like to focus her practice around, she is leaning heavily into the ever-growing need in the world of eyes. Yati has been working closely with Center for Sights, Austin Lifferth OD FAAO, on a Glaucoma study around the effects on eye pressure response, and correlation with weight lifting versus low-impact exercise. Yati will be presenting her results at the Indiana 2024/2025 HOSA competition in April of 2025, and hopes to continue developing the study for publication.

Welcome to Ignite, the official podcast of Blackman High School. I'm Justin Smith, the principal at Blackman. This episode is packed with announcements for parents and students for the week of August 19th through August 23rd. Parents, we had a fantastic first week of school. Students are settling into their routines and class schedules. We've also launched a Blackman High School Facebook page to keep you updated. Please ensure you complete the online data verification for your students in Skyward. Don't forget to sign and return the Rutherford County Schools Visitor Code of Conduct. Additionally, the federal free and reduced lunch program remains available to all families who qualify. Student laptop distribution is complete. If your student missed it, please have them visit the library. Remember to charge the laptops nightly. A protection plan is available for $20. Thank you for your cooperation with traffic flow. Only buses should drop off and pick up in front of the school. Car rider drop off is at the gym entrance only. Mark your calendars for our fall sports events, including volleyball, soccer, and our first varsity football game this Friday at Brentwood High School. Students, there are several club meetings this week, including the First Priority Club, BHS Chess Club, Blaze Buddies, and an HOSA interest meeting. Pizza and snacks are back at Dante's Snack Shack, and parking passes will be on sale starting Monday. Yearbook Picture Day is Wednesday, August 21st. The Blackman High School eSports team will have an informational meeting on Tuesday, August 20th. Congratulations to the Lady Blaze soccer team on their tie against Oakland. Thank you, students and parents, for making Blackman High School a great place to be. Have a wonderful week, and as always, go Blaise!

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Montana students are getting a hands-on head start in the complicated and vital field of medicine through HOSA, a nationwide student organization that helps develop youth leaders and prepares them for healthcare careers. Nearly 225-thousand health and science students are […] The post HOSA Preps Montana Students for Medical Careers first appeared on Voices of Montana.

Welcome to another episode of Ignite, the official podcast of Blackman High School. In this episode, we're happily welcoming students back on campus after spring break as we plunge into the final two months of the school year. Listen in as we take you through our announcements for the week of April 1st - 5th. Find out about our impressive jump in ACT scores and the upcoming important dates to mark on your calendars, including progress report release and EOC TCAP testing timelines. We also discuss the non-negotiable rule of uninterrupted testing sessions and share tips for parents to ensure their wards don't miss out on crucial exams due to appointments. A gentle reminder about the school closure on April 8th due to a district-wide eclipse watch concludes the parents' section. Students, listen up for opportunities to meet representatives from MTSU to facilitate you through the dual enrollment application and grant process. Tennessee College of Applied Technology (TCAT) representatives will also be available for their dual enrollment applicants. Details about coursework, the meeting with counselors about the application process, and the benefits of this program are all detailed in this segment. We wrap the episode with an announcement of the forthcoming HOSA meeting and a hearty welcome back note to students.  As always, Go Blaze!

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Welcome to AARC Perspectives, where we offer unique viewpoints into the world of respiratory therapy. Today, we're joined by two special guests who recently represented the respiratory profession at a HOSA event in Colorado. Join us as we explore their firsthand experiences, the significance of their presence at HOSA, and the crucial role of promoting respiratory therapy to future leaders in healthcare. 

Welcome to another episode of Ignite, the official podcast of Blackman High School, where we bring you all the latest updates and happenings straight from the principal's office. In this episode, we focus on the key events scheduled in the upcoming week. On Tuesday, March 12th, our 11th graders will be taking the all-important ACT, a significant milestone in their academic journey and a state requirement. While our junior students are engaged in the ACT, our 9th graders will be tackling their district benchmark exams in English Language Arts and Math. Additionally, our 10th graders won't be left out as they will be preparing for their CERT benchmarks to gain valuable insights for their forthcoming ACT test. In a bid to optimise our schedule, 12th graders will have the option of spending their day learning about real-world skills through an optional college day or a job shadow day. The fourth quarter initiates this week for all students, with the third quarter report cards being posted on Skyward come Friday. We further remind parents about the upcoming parent-teacher conference on March 18th from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. We encourage all parents to book an appointment through the BHS website for this important event. Important announcements for this week include the success of our JROTC Blaze Battalion Drill Team in the Rutherford County Drill as well as the upcoming HOSA meeting. We'd also like to extend our congratulations to our students who excelled at the Technology Student Association's state conference. As always, we continue to encourage everyone's commitment to safety and following the prescribed procedures for student drop-off and pickup. Thank you for your continual support as we strive to give our students the best learning environment. Here's to a great week ahead at Blackman High and as always, Go, Blaze!

Episode 53 of The cATalyzing Podcast: "Bridge-Building to Enhance Teamwork, Network, and Clinical Outcomes" Ryan Stevens with Casey Paulk, MS, LAT, ATC (Sales Executive, Sway and Current President Oklahoma Athletic Trainers' Association) We discuss: Background story: Casey's passion for supporting the career development of athletic trainers / health care professionals  Team-building strategies for companies, organizations, or associations with team members spread out / working remotely. Staying connected, ensuring a unified delivery of a shared vision and service excellence The Importance of technology in bringing health care teams together Building Bridges: Networking strategies for healthcare professionals and building relationships with future potential collaborative partners for providing patient care or gaining support in our professional ventures Casey Paulk is currently a Sales Executive with Sway Medical where he has been an advocate for athletic trainers and their processes since 2020. Before transitioning to Sway, Paulk's career consists of diversified settings including professional baseball, Division I college, clinical outreach, secondary school, and career and technical education. He also serves as a consultant for PowerPlay, MedSpec, and Advanced Ultrasound Electronics utilizing his network to leverage better products and tools for athletic trainers. These vast experiences contribute to Casey's passion for Oklahoma athletic trainers and their advancement via retaining and recruiting professionals while creating new opportunities in our state. Paulk is the present Oklahoma Athletic Trainer's Association President. Previously, he's had the pleasure of serving with Big 12 wrestling tournaments, guest lecturing with MSAT programs, and implementing the social media committee. He also has experience serving with HOSA and leading the anatomy clay competition. A native Okie from Blanchard, Casey graduated from Southwestern Oklahoma State University (SWOSU) with a Bachelors in Athletic Training in 2005. Then, he went on to earn a Masters in Career and Technical Education from Oklahoma State University. While not working, Casey and his wife, Cara, enjoy the many activities of their daughters Carley and Cambrey. He also enjoys fishing, spending time with friends, and traveling. @Casey.paulk / @swaymedical - IG @caseypaulkatc / @swaymedical / @OKATC - Twitter/X facebook.com/swaymedical swaymedical.com/ linkedin.com/in/casey-paulk-ms-lat-atc-9779161b9/ linkedin.com/company/swaymedical/ About Ryan Stevens / cATalyzing Coaching & Consulting Leaders face many challenges with team dynamics, hindering collaboration, causing friction, and impacting service. As a coach and speaker, I guide organizations and businesses to enhance positive team dynamics and workplace camaraderie through the controllable aspects of effective communication, collaboration, and shared servant leadership.  Ryan Stevens (cATalyzing Coaching & Consulting) is your guide to creating Awesome Teams ! Ignite your potential. Fuel your

In this episode, Raquel and Jennifer speak with high school students Mehar and Teja about stress and how to manage it in a healthy way. They are part of HOSA - an organization based in healthcare and leadership. Their aim is to reduce the stigma around stress and stress management.Where to find more information about Mehar and Teja's stress management program:IG: @stress_management.nfhshosaYouTube: @stressmanagementHOSALet Raquel and Jennifer know what you think about this and other episodes of Madness Cafe on IG @madnesscafepodcast or by email at madnesscafepodcast@gmail.com.And don't forget to rate and review the show wherever you listen!Thanks for listening and responding!

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Elijah and Jake are back for a new season of Dish From the Den. We kick things off with Rhian Hudson and Celeste Jimenez from HOSA to discuss what it's like to be on the sidelines trying to keep our Canyon View athletes healthy.

Full transcription available at http://heartsofgoldpodcast.com/ On this episode of Hearts of Gold, Sim shares her Girl Scout Gold Award project, Honoring the Missing Man. Sim explains that her project was inspired by the dedication and perseverance of the veterans she met through her involvement in the Air Force Junior ROTC program. She set out to raise awareness about the Missing Man table, a table that is set up to recognize POW and MIA soldiers. With the help of her fellow cadets, Sim donated kits to over 15 schools and presented to the school board. Her project was a great success in honoring and educating others about the sacrifices of our soldiers. More about Simran: Simran Carl is a junior at Cedar Park High School. She has been an active member of the Girl Scouts since kindergarten and has recently completed her Gold Award. She served on the Advisory Board and is currently a National Delegate. In addition to my home troop, I am a member of the only scuba diving-based Girl Scout in the country. Her Gold Award project focused on creating missing man tables and donating them to Leander Independent School District schools. Through her dedication and hard work, Simran has demonstrated a strong commitment to serving her community and positively impacting those around her. In addition to her community service work, Simran enjoys spending time with her friends and family, pursuing creative hobbies, and exploring new interests. She lives with her sister, parents, and a particularly heavy orange barn cat in Austin, Texas. After high school, Simran hopes to go to college to study business or pre-medicine. Links: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/honoringthemissingman/ In this episode of the podcast, Hearts of Gold, produced by the Grow and Share Network, guests who have earned their Girl Scout Gold Award share their experiences and projects with the audience. The podcast aims to inspire and motivate listeners to pursue their own Gold Award projects and make a positive impact in their communities. Listeners are encouraged to subscribe to the podcast and catch up on previous episodes, which are available on various podcasting platforms and YouTube. One of the guests featured on the podcast is Sim, who completed her Girl Scout Gold Award project called Honoring the Missing Man. Sim's project involved setting up a Missing Man table to recognize POW and MIA soldiers. Through her high school's Air Force Junior ROTC program, Sim worked with veterans and discovered that many of her fellow cadets were not aware of the Missing Man table. She set out to make sure everyone knew about it by putting together a team of ROTC cadets and donating kits to over 15 schools in her district. She also presented to the school board and donated a kit to them. The Missing Man table is a simple round table with multiple items on it that represent different things, and Sim wanted to make sure that people knew that POW and MIA soldiers may be gone, but they are not forgotten. Sim's project impacted many people in her community, and she received a lot of positive feedback from those who helped her along the way. Sim shares her future plans, which include studying either medicine or business. She has been involved in HOSA, a future health professionals club, since her freshman year of high school and has been around doctors her whole life, as her mother and family members are doctors. Sim also shares her love for s'mores and her technique for making them, which involves either burning them to a crisp or spending 30 minutes trying to get them golden brown, but ultimately as long as they have chocolate, graham cracker, and marshmallow, she considers it a s'more. Overall, the Hearts of Gold podcast is a great resource for anyone interested in learning about the amazing projects completed by Girl Scout Gold Award recipients. Share this show with your friends on Twitter. Click to have an editable already written tweet! https://ctt.ac/33zKe Join our Facebook Community https://www.facebook.com/sherylmrobinson/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/sherylmrobinson/?hl=en Please subscribe to Hearts of Gold on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/sherylmrobinson or on your favorite podcast app. Support future Hearts of Gold episodes at https://www.patreon.com/heartsofgold Editing by https://www.offthewalter.com/ Walter's YouTube channel is https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCt0wFZRVaOpUd_nXc_8-4yQ

CTL Script/ Top Stories of July 1 Saturday Publish Date: June 30 Friday   Henssler :15 From the Ingles Studio Welcome to the Award Winning Cherokee Tribune Ledger Podcast    Today is Tuesday, July 1st, and happy 70th birthday to actor Dan Akroyd ***Akroyd***     I'm Brian Giffin and here are the stories Cherokee is talking about, presented by Credit Union of Georgia Canton man charged with trafficking methamphetamine Authorities asking for help finding missing 13-year-old from Woodstock And as you well know, a Heat wave is expected in Georgia this weekend   We'll have all this and more coming up on the Cherokee Tribune-Ledger Podcast      Commercial:  CU of GA   Story 1. meth   A 44-year-old man from Canton, Thomas Lee Sanders, has been arrested by the Canton Police Department on charges related to drug possession and intent to sell. Sanders is facing four felonies, including trafficking methamphetamine and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, as well as two misdemeanors. During a traffic stop, police discovered 121 grams of methamphetamine, cash, marijuana, drug paraphernalia, and a firearm in Sanders' possession. As of the latest update, Sanders is in custody at the Cherokee County jail without bond.……… Read more on this story at tribuneledgernews.com     STORY 2: missing   Authorities from the Cherokee Sheriff's Office are seeking public assistance in locating a missing teenager from the Woodstock area. Thirteen-year-old Jah'Mya Grant is reported as a runaway and was last seen entering a dark-colored passenger car in the vicinity of Wyngate Parkway near Woodstock. She has connections to Savannah. Jah'Mya is described as approximately five feet and one inch tall, weighing around 230 pounds. Individuals with information are urged to contact the sheriff's office at 770-928-0239 or call 911. See pictures of Jah'Mya at tribuneledgernews.com   Story 3: heat   The National Weather Service has issued a warning that Georgia may experience the highest temperatures of the year so far over the next couple days, just before the Fourth of July. In Cherokee County and other parts of the state, the heat index, or perceived temperature, could exceed 105 degrees Fahrenheit today. The forecast for Cherokee County indicates highs 97 degrees today. Canton is expected to reach a maximum heat index of around 105 degrees today too. The NWS advises people to stay hydrated, seek shade when outdoors, and be mindful of children and pets left in cars. It is also recommended to limit strenuous activities outside. Additionally, there is a possibility of strong to severe thunderstorms from today thru  July 4th, which could impact local temperatures. The NWS indicates a 20% chance of rain today and a 50% chance of rain on tomorrow in Cherokee County. Sounds like a good day to sit in the AC, or hang out in the pool listening to the tribune ledger podcast....…   Back in a moment   Break:  ESOG - Drake   STORY 4: Captain   Captain Erik Britt of the Cherokee Sheriff's Office has completed a two-week public safety leadership training program in Israel. He was part of a 20-member delegation that collaborated with the Israel Police for the Georgia International Law Enforcement Exchange's executive training program. The delegation, consisting of Georgia police chiefs, sheriffs, and other officials, learned about best practices, advanced technologies, and strategies for effective law enforcement and community policing. The training emphasized building safer neighborhoods for minority communities in partnership with all stakeholders. The program aimed to broaden the perspectives of U.S. law enforcement leaders and enhance their leadership skills, ultimately benefiting the communities they serve. The delegation was led by GBI Director Michael Register and coordinated by GILEE Founding Director Robbie Friedmann and Associate Director Col. (Ret.) Brent Cummings.   Story 5: languages   Cherokee County School District high school students have received state and national recognition for their proficiency in world languages. Several students achieved high scores on national language exams, with some earning Gold Medals, the highest honor. Cherokee High School students excelled in French and Spanish exams, while Woodstock High School students excelled in Latin. Notably, Eylianis Gomez-Culbert from Cherokee High School achieved a Gold Medal in French 2 and ranked sixth in Georgia and seventh in the nation. Additionally, four Creekview High School students earned the Biliteracy Seal in Spanish, and one student achieved the seal for Japanese. These achievements highlight the dedication of both students and teachers in language education.   Story 6:  career competition    Etowah High School students achieved notable success at the HOSA Future Health Professionals International Leadership Conference in Dallas. Samantha Durst, Temilola Oloruntoba, Katie Shay, and Hannah Stack, rising seniors at Etowah, received excellence awards and placed seventh overall in the public service announcement contest. This achievement marks the first time the school's HOSA chapter has attained a top 10 international ranking. The students' PSA focused on raising awareness about mental health. The video secured first place in the state HOSA competition, qualifying them for the international event. The school's HOSA advisors, Megan King and Amber Thayer, were recognized for their excellent instruction. Superintendent Brian Hightower congratulated the students and expressed pride in their accomplishment. Back with more after this   Commercial: Elon – Dayco - Ingles 5 Story 7: double owl   Ariane Charland-Martin of Woodstock, a senior at Kennesaw State University, is pursuing a dual bachelor's and master's degree in chemistry through the Double-Owl program. She combines her passion for the environment and chemistry by working on creating conjugated polymers that can be used in organic electronics and degraded after use. Charland-Martin finds fulfillment in contributing to sustainability and combating plastic pollution. The Double-Owl program allows her to take graduate courses while completing her undergraduate studies, enabling her to obtain both degrees in five years instead of the traditional six. Her research in the polymer chemistry lab and her success as a Birla Carbon Scholar have solidified her commitment to pursuing a career in chemistry.   Story 8:  Fire   A fire in southwest Cherokee County near Acworth resulted in the displacement of eight families from their apartments. Firefighters from Cherokee County and Woodstock responded to the fire at Waldan Pond Apartments early Thursday morning. The fire, which was coming through the roof of building 300, damaged two units on the top floor and caused water and smoke damage to other units. Fortunately, everyone was able to evacuate safely, and no injuries were reported. The Cherokee Sheriff's Office assisted in the evacuation process. The cause of the fire is currently being investigated.   Story 9:  Reinhardt   Reinhardt University's men's basketball program has made two additions to its coaching staff for the 2023-24 season. Former player Jawdat Razek will serve as a graduate assistant coach, while Zach Coopersmith joins as an assistant and reserve head coach. Coopersmith brings experience from his time as a student manager at American University and will pursue a Masters of Science in sports administration and leadership at Reinhardt. Razek, a Manhattan native, graduated with honors in middle grades education and aspires to lead his own team in the future. Head coach Justin Newton praised both additions and their potential impact on the team. Previously, Reinhardt also welcomed Sean Glaze as an assistant coach, bringing his extensive coaching experience to the program.   Final thoughts after this   Henssler 60   Thanks again for spending time with us listening to today's Cherokee Tribune Ledger podcast. Get more on these stories and other great content at tribune ledger news.com. Giving you important information about our community and telling great stories are who we are. Did you know over 50% of Americans listen to podcasts weekly? Make sure you join us for our next episode and be sure to share this podcast on social media with your friends and family. 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In 2021, Hosa had a video produced to tell the origin story of their founder, Mayumi's father, Sho Sato. This episode starts with a brief audio clip from that award-winning video. To watch the entire 20 minute video, click here Mayumi Allison is a second-generation family business owner and the Chief Executive Officer for Hosa Technology, Inc., a leading worldwide supplier of analog and digital connectivity solutions to the musical instrument and professional audio industries. She joined Hosa in 2010 and took over the business from her father, Sho Sato. a Japanese Immigrant who came to America over 50 years ago chasing the American Dream. Mr. Sato founded Hosa in 1984. Prior to taking over the family business, Mayumi had a very successful career in mortgage banking. She has more than 20 years of experience in various areas of business, including Sales, Marketing, Finance, Product Development, Product Management, Operations, Human Resources, and Training. Mayumi's experience in Corporate America has been a tremendous asset to the family business. She streamlined, standardized, and automated several areas of the company to create efficiencies throughout the organization, all the while preserving the culture and values that make Hosa special and unique. Mayumi is passionate about giving back to the community, and it is evident today at Hosa. They support several philanthropic organizations, including The Corazon de Vida Foundation, The Breast Cancer Can Stick It! Foundation, High School Nation, the Musician's Foundation, and Save The Music Foundation. Mayumi is a licensed Real Estate Broker since 2002. Mayumi holds a BA in Business Marketing with a Minor in Japanese from California State University, Fullerton and a Presidents and Key Executives MBA from Pepperdine University's Graziadio Business School. To connect with Mayumi, or to learn more about HOSA, go to https://hosatech.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fromthehart/message

Jenn, Bailey, and Payton are local high school students who are competing in a National HOSA competiton. Their project is spreading awarenss about social anxiety to kids, teens, and their parents via a social media campaign. The girls share their personal experiences, and tips and tricks for parents and students to navigate these sturggles. 

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The River Ridge girls basketball team got its revenge on the ultimate stage, winning the Class AAAAAA state championship 68-50 over Lovejoy on Friday night at the Macon Coliseum. It is the first team state championship for River Ridge in any sport, and the Knights are the first girls basketball champion from Cherokee County since Etowah in 2005. River Ridge played with a chip on its shoulders, going up against a Lovejoy team that knocked the Knights out in the quarterfinals last year. This was the matchup the Knights wanted, and they pulled away late for the history-making 18-point win. Mataya Gayle took over in her final opportunity at River Ridge, scoring a game-high 25 points, surpassing 2,000 points for her career, while picking up nine rebounds and five assists. Behind Gayle, two sophomores had major contributions. Kayla Cleaveland scored 15 points despite fouling out in the fourth quarter, while Sophia Pearl finished with 11 points and five steals. River Ridge limited Lovejoy's talented guard duo of Bryanna Preston and La'nya Foster to 29 combined points. Foster's 16 points led the way, while Preston was forced to the bench after picking up her fourth foul with 2:30 left in the first half. Cherokee's run came to an end Saturday night, with the Warriors falling 78-58 to Wheeler in the Class AAAAAAA state championship game in Macon. It was nothing like the last time these two teams met. Cherokee was within striking distance for much of the game and trailed by just nine points in the third quarter. Wheeler's size and athleticism ultimately helped it pull away late, but the Warriors were anything but an easy out. Saturday marked the Warriors' first trip to the state title game since 1982, behind the late Tony Ingle, the future coach at Kennesaw State and a Cherokee County Sports Hall of Fame honoree. Wheeler's win gave the program its ninth state championship all-time and third in the last four seasons. It was the fourth time Cherokee had seen Wheeler during the 2022-23 season, and after falling 94-41 in the Region 5AAAAAAA championship, the Warriors played like they had something to prove. Saturday marked the end of just Coach Joe Veihman's second season at Cherokee since taking over for longtime coach Roger Kvam. He led the Warriors to a 41-17 record, and now, a Class AAAAAAA runner-up trophy. A former Holly Springs educator has been sentenced to eight years in prison after pleading guilty to child sexual abuse during his time as a teacher at a private school. Robert Vandel, 65, of Canton was sentenced Thursday to eight years in prison followed by 12 years on probation after pleading guilty to child sexual abuse crimes while he was teaching science at Lyndon Academy in Holly Springs. This sentence will run concurrently with a 10-year prison sentence Vandel is serving in Fulton County. Vandel pled guilty to his Fulton County charges in May 2022, admitting to rape, aggravated child molestation, false imprisonment, and child molestation while he was a science teacher at Fulton Academy of Science and Technology Charter School in Roswell. He was sentenced to 10 years to serve in prison followed by life on probation with sex offender special conditions. In September 2021, Vandel was arrested at Lyndon Academy by Roswell Police on charges that he sexually assaulted one of his students at Fulton Academy of Science and Technology Charter School. He was charged in Roswell with rape, aggravated assault with intent to rape a child under 14, aggravated child molestation, sexual assault by persons in supervisory authority, enticing a child for indecent purposes, and false imprisonment of a child under 14. After his arrest, Vandel was terminated from his teaching position. Since he was teaching in Holly Springs, Holly Springs Police Department initiated a separate investigation. A forensic interview showed that Vandel had been showing the child favoritism and giving her answers to test questions, before engaging in criminal acts, prosecutors said. In a negotiated guilty plea, Vandel admitted to intentionally making physical contact with intimate parts of the child's body, including pressing the front of his body against the child and smacking her buttocks with a ruler, prosecutors reported. In an impact statement, the victim said she has had sleepless nights, and they have felt betrayed and afraid, waiting for justice, prosecutors said. Lyndon Academy Headmaster Linda Murdock declined to comment on the civil case Friday due to the case being open. Records on the Georgia Professional Standards Commission website show that Vandel's teaching certification was revoked in October 2020. The commission had suspended his license in 2006. Last year, Murdock told WSB-TV that when Lyndon Academy hired Vandel two years earlier, the alleged sexual assault in Roswell had not yet been reported to authorities, and he passed a background check that included the Georgia Bureau of Investigation, social media checks, references, and recommendations. A 37-year-old woman from Woodstock has been arrested after authorities say she had a sexual relationship with a minor starting when he was 15 years old. Brittany Stetson is charged with child molestation, aggravated child molestion, sexual assault by teacher, according to her arrest warrant filed by Holly Springs Police Department. In the warrant, police say that in February 2021 Stetson initiated a sexual relationship with a boy who was 15 at the time, which continued for over a year. The woman is a former substitute teacher at Cherokee County schools, including the high school the teen attended. A representative of the Cherokee County School District said that the alleged sexual misconduct was not connected to Stetson's work as a substitute teacher, and she is no longer employed by the district. Stetson was arrested March 7 and booked into the Cherokee County jail. As of March 10, she remained there without bond, according to the Cherokee Sheriff's Office. A team of students from Etowah High School recently won first place in a statewide career skills competition for their public service announcement on mental health awareness. Juniors Samantha Durst, Temilola Oloruntoba, Katie Shay and Hannah Stack won the state HOSA Future Health Professionals competition for their video, the Cherokee County School District announced. They are part of their school's HOSA chapter, advised by Career Pathway healthcare science teachers Megan King and Amber Thayer. The PSA is currently available on You Tube. The team will compete nationally this summer at the HOSA International Leadership Conference in Dallas, Texas. The Cherokee County school board and superintendent will recognize the team at an upcoming school board meeting. Cherokee County Fire and Emergency Services brought home four awards from the 2023 Northwest Georgia - Region 1 EMS Awards Banquet in Rome Thursday night. CCFES was recognized as the EMS Service of the Year. This award is presented to an agency that has not only maintained a high-performance level and spotless record but has also made improvements or contributions which benefit the citizens it serves and has contributed significantly to emergency services at the community, regional and state level. Fire Apparatus Operator and Paramedic Connor Bourn received the Tommy Gayler Medical Call of the Year Award. He was recognized for the outstanding work he and his crew performed on a cardiac arrest patient that resulted in the patient being discharged to home after receiving care in the ICU. Capt. Krisi Wigington received the Mike Miller EMS Educator of the Year Award. She was recognized for her prestigious career in fire and emergency services which has resulted in her serving as the driving force in the accredited Cherokee Fire Paramedic Program. Dr. Jill Mabley, retired medical director for Cherokee County Fire and Emergency Services, received the Dr. Paul Nassour Lifetime Achievement Award. 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A group of high school students are spreading awareness about Parkinson's Disease for their HOSA project, which is a worldwide club for future health professionals. Their idea came from one of the group member's uncle who has suffered from the disease for the last 16 years. The students have been working on various activities to raise awareness, such as selling donuts and making bracelets, and will be presenting their project at the spring leadership conference on March 10th. The students have also created a website to further spread awareness and encourage others to share their stories and suggestions. Website: https://learn-fundraise-and-tell-your-parkinsons-disease-story.square.site/about-us   Special thanks to Sadie Robitaille, Brady Benedict-Smith, Sydney Pagnozzi and Ava Pilderian

Today, we talk with Kia Davis, founder and owner of the Carsyn Neille Foundation and the first-ever recipient of the Dr. Martin Blank-SYB Scholarship, about how she became a sustainable home guru in the childhood cancer community, her passion for building and designing non-toxic spaces, and how she turned her personal tragedy into hope for so many families. Kia talks about easy, sustainable ideas to help everyone in their own homes and environments, and explains some of the research behind why everyone should keep plants in their spaces.    In this episode you will hear:  Kia's journey on educating people on non-toxic living.  The creation of the Carsyn Neille Foundation and how Kia is helping to serve those in the childhood cancer community.  Research on the effects of common household items on human health.  Kia's position as the first recipient of the Dr. Martin Blank - SYB Scholarship. Top-level things everyone should think about in their homes.  Using plants in your environment.    Bringing her well-honed and well-traveled eye to the Carsyn Neille Foundation, Principal Designer and Owner Kia Davis has earned the trust of more than 60 childhood cancer families and counting. The Carsyn Neille Foundation, whose mission is to support and comfort families affected by childhood cancer and dedicated to helping families heal and thrive, has appeared throughout Southern California by achieving an elusive blend of sophistication and sustainability. This year, the Carsy Neille Foundation will broaden its impact throughout the United States. With a deep-rooted passion for interior spaces designed and backed by science, Kia has become a sought-after "sustainable home guru" amongst the childhood cancer community. She has become an in-demand speaker, mentor, and social entrepreneur across various outlets - including the University of Riverside School of Medicine, Health Occupations Students of America conferences, Pediatric Cancer Research fundraising events, and more. Aside from her full-time commitment as a wife and mother of five, Kia Davis is also the founder of the DavisMade, a wellness firm that transforms indoor environments into vehicles for health, well-being, performance, and resilience.   Connect with Kia Davis: Website: https://www.carsynneillefoundation.org/  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/carsyn_neille_foundation/    Episode References:  Dr. Martin Blank-SYB Scholarship - https://www.shieldyourbody.com/scholarship/  Prior Episode on BBI with Stephen Collette - https://www.healthiertech.co/healthier-tech-podcast-ep003-stephen-collette/  HOSA - https://hosa.org/  Book: The Healthy Home by Dr. Myron Wentz and Dave Wentz - https://www.amazon.com/Healthy-Home-Protect-Household-Dangers/dp/159315688X  Building Biology Advocate through the Building Biology Institute - https://buildingbiologyinstitute.org/certifications/building-biology-advocate-bba/  Dr. Bronner's - https://www.drbronner.com/      Connect with R Blank and Stephanie Warner:  For more Healthier Tech Podcast episodes, and to download our Healthier Tech Quick Start Guide, visit https://HealthierTech.co and follow https://instagram.com/healthiertech Additional Links: Shield Your Body website: https://ShieldYourBody.com Shield Your Body Youtube Channel: https://youtube.com/shieldyourbody Host R Blank on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rblank9/ Shield Your Body on Instagram: https://instagram.com/shieldyourbody

Every February, the CTE community celebrates CTE Month® to raise awareness of the role that CTE has in readying learners for college and career success. CTE Month is also a time to recognize and celebrate the achievements and accomplishments of our CTE partners at the local, state and national level.This month, we turn the reins over to Mrs. Breanne Lynch, CTE Coordinator for the District, who will interview our CTSO advisors and student leaders. This week we recognize HOSA, the Health Occupations Students of America. Representing HOSA are two Seniors and Co-Presidents Sierra Stiff and Ali Dierks, along with Mr. Andrew Koch, HOSA Advisor.Career & Technical Education at HHS

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Introducing clubs at Stratford High School starting with HOSA-Health Occupations Students of America

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Join Chris Blevins and Stephanie Austin as they discuss "What is a Surgical Technologist?" This episode is meant to be a tool for sharing and educating the general public and potential students for Surgical Technology Programs. Chris and Stephanie discuss what a typical surgical technology program contains, as well as, a day in the life of a working CST. Please use this episode to share with HOSA organizations, Career Fairs, or any marketing avenues for Surgical Technology Programs. If you, or someone you know, has always wanted to work in surgery, but are not sure how this episode is for you! For more information, please visit www.thescrublifepodcast.com

Can Gumby Vreeland remain 'King Gumby' at UFC Columbus, or will Jeff Fox usurp him? The boys differ on enough of their picks for this Saturday's event that either option is a possibility. Your favorite MMA degens break down the fight card, pick some juicy dogs and props, and Gumby outdoes himself by picking a two-fight parlay that pays 12 to 1! Tag along! Make sure to subscribe to our feed(s)! Apple Spotify Follow - Twitter | Instagram Watch - YouTube | Twitch Discuss - Slack | Reddit Read - SportsGamblingPodcast.com Download the SGPN APP today https://sgpn.app and leave us a rating & review. Support for this episode - WynnBet | IPVanish.com/sgp | DrinkTrade.com/sgp | PropSwap.com code “SGP” | StableDuel.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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The opening verses of Parashat Sav (Vayikra, chapter 6) introduce the Misva of “Terumat Ha'deshen,” the daily ritual of removing ashes from the top of the altar. The Torah commands that the Kohen must wear his special priestly garments, walk up the ramp to the top of the altar, and remove ashes that had collected. The Sefer Ha'hinuch writes that the purpose of this Misva is to maintain the beauty and grandeur of the Bet Ha'mikash. Before the Kohanim begin offering sacrifices each morning, they must first clean the surface of the altar so that G-d's “table,” so-to-speak, would be clean. Just as we do not eat on a dirty table, it is likewise appropriate to first ensure to clean the top of the altar each morning before proceeding to offer sacrifices to G-d. Secondly, the Sefer Ha'hinuch adds, fire burns stronger on a surface that is clean of ashes, and so the ashes were removed each morning so that the fire on the altar would burn properly. While we might have intuitively thought that Terumat Ha'deshen is nothing more than custodial work, the Sages teach that it had the status of a formal “Aboda” (service). As such, the Kohen who performed the Terumat Ha'deshen needed to wear his Bigdeh Kehuna (priestly vestments), and could not carry out this duty wearing ordinary clothes. However, the Gemara teaches that the Kohen would wear lower quality garments (“Begadim Pehutim”), as it would be inappropriate to wear the same clothing while cleaning the altar and while performing the other rituals. Nevertheless, even these lower quality garments needed to be formal Bigdeh Kehuna. The Terumat Ha'deshen was performed each morning at Alot Ha'shahar – daybreak. On the three Regalim (pilgrimage holidays – Pesach, Shabuot and Sukkot), however, it was performed earlier, during the last third of the night. The reason is that the pilgrims offered sacrifices on the Regalim when they visited the Bet Ha'mikdash, and there was thus a large amount of ashes to remove at these times. Hence, the Terumat Ha'deshen began earlier. On Yom Kippur, when the Kohen Gadol performed the entire service, the Terumat Ha'deshen took place already at Hasot (midnight as defined by Halacha). It was done then to give the Kohen time to rest before proceeding to perform the rest of the day's service. A “Payis” (lottery) was held each morning to determine which of the Kohanim who were on duty would have the privilege of performing the Terumat Ha'deshen. The chosen Kohen would immerse in a Mikveh, don his Bigdeh Kehuna, wash his hands and feet from the Kiyor (the special faucet in the Temple courtyard), and then take a silver shovel and walk up the ramp to the top of the Mizbe'ah (altar). He would move the coals around the altar with the shovel, and then fill the shovel with ashes from the area where the most ashes had collected. He would walk down the ramp to the ground, and then walk northward for ten Amot along the eastern side of the altar. He reached a site three Tefahim (handbreadths) away from the ramp to the altar where he would place the ashes. Afterward, other Kohanim would ascend the ramp to the top of the altar to do maintenance work – sweeping the ashes into a large pile in the center of the altar, which was called the “Tafuah.” Every so often, when this pile became very large, a Kohen would go to the top of the altar with a special, large utensil called the “Pesachter” to remove this pile of ash and bring it outside the Bet Ha'mikdash, where it was discarded. This process is called “Hosa'at Ha'deshen.” Rav Samson Raphael Hirsch (Germany, 1808-1888) offers an especially meaningful explanation for the daily ritual of Terumat Ha'deshen. He suggested that the daily shovel's worth of ashes removed from the altar parallels Kemisa – the handful of grain that was taken from the Minha (flour offering) and placed on the fire on the altar. The purpose of the daily removal of ashes, Rav Hirsch explained, was to remind the people that each day's sacrifices were continuing the previous days' Aboda. People would see the ashes on the floor alongside the altar and realize that they were produced by the sacrifices which were offered on the altar on previous days. This would heighten their awareness of the fact that every day, we have the opportunity to build on our successes and achievements of the previous day. The sight of the ashes reminded the people in the Bet Ha'mikdash to continue their momentum, showing them that they've already accomplished in the past, and have a strong foundation upon which to build in the present.

Registered Nurse, Julie Duyck, joins the Anatomy & Physiology class to discuss HOSA Club and her career in the healthcare field. It was a fun conversation. I hope you enjoy!

On today's episode, Maria and Kaleigh talk about various clubs that they are a part of at Stratford including JROTC, Theatre, Mu Alpha Theta, Beta, NHS, Renaissance, Creative Writing, Deca, Sign Language, and HOSA.

In the fourth of the Aseret Ha'diberot, we are commanded, “Lo Ta'aseh Kol Melacha” (Shemot 20:10) – to refrain from “Melacha” (“work”) on Shabbat. We are required to personally refrain from “Melacha,” as well as to ensure that our servants, animals and children also refrain from “Melacha.” The Sefer Ha'hinuch explains that this Misva is intended to reinforce our belief in “Hiddush Ha'olam” – the notion that G-d created the world. There were philosophers, such as Aristotle, who acknowledged G-d's existence, but believed that just as G-d always existed, the world also always existed. In order for us to strongly affirm our rejection of this belief, and continually reinforce our faith in creation, the Torah commanded us to rest on the seventh day, commemorating the world's creation in six days. The belief in creation is a critical tenet of faith, as it is only because we believe that G-d created the world that we believe that G-d exerts absolute control over the world and can suspend the laws of nature. The Torah therefore commanded us to rest on the seventh day, to remind ourselves that G-d created the world in six days. Secondly, the Sefer Ha'hinuch writes, we refrain from work on Shabbat to commemorate the Exodus from Egypt. When our ancestors were enslaved in Egypt, they were forced to work every day, and were denied the freedom to rest. By observing a day of rest on Shabbat, we commemorate the miraculous Exodus which brought our ancestors the freedom to rest from work. These two reasons for Shabbat observance are expressed in the two versions of the Aseret Ha'diberot. In Parashat Yitro, the Torah explains that we must observe Shabbat to commemorate the world's creation, whereas in Parashat Va'et'hanan, the Torah writes that we must observe Shabbat in order to remember the Exodus. This command applies in all time periods and in all places, and is binding upon both males and females. Intentionally transgressing this prohibition is punishable by Sekila (stoning), and one who unintentionally violates this command must bring a Hatat (sin-offering). The Gemara in Masechet Shabbat (97b) establishes that there are thirty-nine Melachot – types of activity – which are forbidden on Shabbat. This is derived from two different sources. First, when Moshe speaks to the people about Shabbat observance in Parashat Vayakhel (35:1), he introduces the command by saying, “Eleh Ha'debarim Asher Siva Hashem” – “These are the things which G-d commanded.” The word “Eleh” in Gematria equals 36, and the word “Debarim” (“things”) implies a minimum of two. The additional emphasis of “HA'debarim” (“THE things”) alludes to an additional Melacha, for a total of 39. Secondly, the word “Melacha” appears in its various forms a total of thirty-nine times in the Torah, indicating that there are thirty-nine categories of Melacha. Only four of the thirty-nine Melachot are mentioned explicitly in the Torah. One is “Hosa'a” – carrying an object from one domain to another. We read that when Beneh Yisrael donated materials toward the construction of the Mishkan, Moshe was informed that too many materials were donated, and so he announced, “Al Ya'asu Od Melacha Li'trumat Ha'kodesh” – “they shall not do more work for the donation to the Sanctuary” (Shemot 36:6). The people were bringing materials from their homes to the Levite camp, and Moshe refers to this activity – carrying the materials from one domain to another – as a “Melacha,” thus establishing that carrying from one domain to another qualifies as a “Melacha” and is thus forbidden on Shabbat. The reason why this Melacha is explicitly mentioned in the Torah is because, as Tosafot write in the beginning of Masechet Shabbat, this prohibition is a “Melacha Geru'a” – an “inferior” type of work. People intuitively find it difficult to understand why simply carrying an item from one domain to another, without changing it in any way, qualifies as a “Melacha.” Moreover, they cannot understand why carrying a heavy burden within one's home up and down stairs for hours is, technically, permissible on Shabbat, whereas walking outside with a peanut is forbidden. For this reason, Tosafot write, the tractate of the Talmud that deals with the laws of Shabbat – Masechet Shabbat – begins with the laws of Hosa'a, and indeed, this Melacha receives more attention in the Talmud than any other of the thirty-nine Melachot. (In fact, there is even a separate Masechet – Masechet Erubin – which is devoted almost entirely to this prohibition.) Since people intuitively do not regard Hosa'a as a Melacha, it requires greater emphasis, and this is why the Torah found it necessary to explicitly present this particular prohibition. Another Melacha which is specified in the Torah is “Hab'ara” – kindling a flame, which the Torah singles out in Parashat Vayakhel (Shemot 35:3). There is a famous debate among the Tanna'im as to why this Melacha was singled out. Rabbi Yossi maintained “Hab'ara Le'lav Yasat” – the Torah singled out this prohibition to “downgrade” it, so-to-speak, to the level of an ordinary prohibition. As mentioned earlier, performing any of the Melachot on Shabbat constitutes a capital offense. According to Rabbi Yossi, the Torah singled out “Hab'ara” to mark it as an exception, such that one who kindles a flame on Shabbat is liable to Malkut, and not to capital punishment. Rabbi Natan disagrees, and maintains that “Hab'ara” is no different from the other thirty-eight Melachot. In his view, the Torah specified this prohibition “Le'halek” – to indicate the each of the thirty-nine Melachot stands alone as an independent prohibition, such that one who violates several Melachot is guilty of multiple transgressions. Finally, the Torah in Parashat Ki-Tisa (Shemot 34:21) commands, “Be'harish U'ba'kasir Tishbot” – that we must refrain from plowing and harvesting. According to Rabbi Akiba, this verse refers to the prohibitions of the Shemita year, and has nothing at all to do with Shabbat, but Rabbi Yishmael disagrees, and maintains that the Torah here specifies the Melachot of plowing and harvesting which are forbidden on Shabbat. Rabbi Yishmael explains that the Torah specifies this prohibition to indicate that only agricultural activity performed for one's own purposes is forbidden on Shabbat, as opposed to such activity done for a sacred purpose. This excludes the harvesting of the Omer – the first grain in the spring, which is offered as a sacrifice in the Bet Ha'mikdash – which may be performed on Shabbat. All the other Melachot are derived from activities which were performed during the construction of the Mishkan, or as part of the operations in the Mishkan.

The Torah commands amidst its discussion of the Pesach sacrifice in the Book of Shemot (12:46), “Lo Tosi Min Ha'bayit Min Ha'basar Husa” – that Beneh Yisrael were not allowed to bring any meat of the Korban Pesach outside their homes on the night of the Exodus from Egypt. This verse establishes a prohibition against bringing meat of the Pesach sacrifice away from the original place where it is eaten. One who brings meat of the Korban Pesach away from its original location has transgressed this Biblical command, and is liable to Malkut (lashes). The Sefer Ha'hinuch explains that at the time of the Exodus, we rose from the status of lowly slaves to the status of royalty, as we became the treasured nation of G-d, King of the world. As such, the Korban Pesach, which commemorates this miraculous event, must be eaten in a regal manner. Members of the aristocracy, the Sefer Ha'hinuch writes, would eat their large, festive meals in a single location, in a large group, without moving or sending any food elsewhere. Ordinary people, however, did not usually enjoy robust meals, and so when they did, it was a special event, and they would send some food portions to other people. The Korban Pesach celebrates the royal status to which we ascended at the time of the Exodus from Egypt, and so the Torah required that it be eaten the way wealthy aristocrats ate their meals, and forbade sending any portion of the sacrifice away from the place where the feast is taking place. The Torah issues this command with the verb “Tosi,” which resembles the term “Hosa'a” used in reference to the prohibition against carrying from one domain to another on Shabbat. Therefore, as in the case of carrying on Shabbat, this prohibition is transgressed only if the violator performs both an “Akira” and “Hanaha” – meaning, he picks up the meat in its current location, and brings it to a new location and then puts it down. However, unlike on Shabbat, when the violation requires carrying an item from one domain to another, the prohibition against moving the Pesach sacrifice is violated even within a single domain. If a person brings meat of the sacrifice from one place in a home to another place in the same home, he has transgressed the prohibition even though he never brought the meat outside the building. This prohibition applies only on the night of the 15 th of Nissan, when the meat of the Korban Pesach is to be eaten; it does not apply in the afternoon of the 14 th , before the meat may be eaten. Additionally, this prohibition does not apply to Pesach Sheni, when one who was unable to offer the sacrifice on the 14 th of Nissan does so one month later, on the 14 th of Iyar. This is the ruling of the Rambam, in Hilchot Korban Pesach (10:15). The Minhat Hinuch notes that this prohibition applies only to meat of the Pesach sacrifice which is fit for consumption, and not to meat which has become forbidden for consumption. For this reason, the prohibition does not apply once somebody had violated the prohibition and moved the Korban Pesch from its original location. Once it had been moved, it is no longer permissible, and thus one who moves it to a third location does not violate this prohibition.

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In order to encourage the next generation to use their talents for God's glory, we have founded The Carter Legacy Scholarship. Our goal is to award this scholarship to high school seniors to assist with college expenses.  This week is a very special episode as we chat with Brooke Visser and Abbey Rodriguez, the 2021-22 Carter Legacy Scholarship Recipients about faith, their God-given talents, and spiritual gifts, as well as their college plans.  Brooke Visser is a very accomplished scholar and Christian athlete.  She graduated with honors from Fairview High School, TN, where she took Honors and AP classes. She will be attending Carson Newman College (TN) in the Fall on a track scholarship.  Brooke is a three-sport varsity athlete, lettering in tennis, basketball, and track.  She medaled this year at the state finals track meet in the 4 X 400 relay race.  Brooke participated in HOSA, Beta Club, and NAHS as well. Brooke plans to study for 6 years to be a nurse anesthetist.  Brooke attends First Baptist Church and already has plans to start a Bible study on her college campus.Abbey Rodriguez is a bright engaging leader and student scholar.  She served as President of Model U.N. her senior year as well as carrying 30 credit hours in dual enrollment courses.  She graduated with honors from Red Mountain High School, in Mesa, AZ, where she took Honors and AP classes.  She will be attending Whitman College in Spokane, WA.  Abbey taught 1st- 3rd graders in the children's ministry department at Central Christian Church in Mesa, AZ, throughout her high school years,  While she plans to major in elementary education and hopes to teach 3rd or 4th grade, she will also have a minor in theology and another minor in biology.Project Brickworks is thrilled to award our inaugural Carter Legacy Scholarships to such fine Christian young ladies.

It's been said that if you want to know what's up ahead on the road, you should probably ask someone who has already traveled down it. We are privileged to share a conversation with two of our colleagues who are retiring very soon who share their wisdom and perspectives. Sharon McCoy is the Science Department Chair and the Building Representative for the union and is completing her 33rd year. She is the co-sponsor for the HOSA club. She has earned a Those Who Excel award and leads the GEMS club. Yvette Jones is a counselor and is currently a sponsor for the RISE (Reaching Individuals by Supporting Every girl) club. She is part of the Social Committee, the retirement committee, and the D211 Black Educators Affinity Group. 

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Kameswari Devi, the founder of Hosa Belaku Artisans Foundation, shares her entrepreneurial journey of how from her youthful days of innocence, she had an affinity for the people around her. She claims to be an accidental entrepreneur with no degree in disability, only love and compassion. With indomitable spirit and passion in her heart, she set out to help people sustain their livelihood and not be limited by thier disabilities. Listen on to know the story of a woman with an iron will and unflinching commitment, and add something new to your Dhandho Ni Soch.

Welcome to Health for HOSA: a student-run Phillips Academy medical podcast. Join current Phillips Academy HOSA members in their joint efforts to facilitate discussions regarding critical health care topics to you!

Has a friend ever done something unusual? Something they have never done before? In today's Bible story, Jesus is getting ready to enter Jerusalem. He knows He will soon face death. And He does something unusual, something He had never done before.“ ‘Hosa

In this episode, we chat with members of HOSA about health science and their future careers.

Has a friend ever done something unusual? Something they have never done before? In today’s Bible story, Jesus is getting ready to enter Jerusalem. He knows He will soon face death. And He does something unusual, something He had never done before.“ ‘Hosa

In this episode, we chat with HOSA about things you should keep in mind when pursuing a career in the healthcare field.

Has a friend ever done something unusual? Something they have never done before? In today's Bible story, Jesus is getting ready to enter Jerusalem. He knows He will soon face death. And He does something unusual, something He had never done before.“ ‘Hosa

Schools have typically supported our students' emotional needs in real time through counselors, educational programs, and direct teacher outreach. Over the last challenging 12 months, those needs have heightened and, especially in remote learning, addressing them has been a challenge for our educators. Today's episode shares a unique way that schools can support children's emotional needs as well as remedy Zoom fatigue! Make sure to listen all the way through for a special treat at the end of the episode. About Our Guest: Jared Campbell, Singer/Songwriter Jared Campbell is an award winning singer/songwriter from Upstate New York and has been traveling the country performing for thousands of people and hundreds of schools over the past decade. He's shared the stage with Jason Mraz, The Zac Brown Band and even Journey!  His music has also been featured on MTV and he's been acknowledged by Billboard Magazine as one of the top independent musicians in the northeast.    His main focus is allowing his music to impact the lives of his listeners by experiencing joy, finding comfort through pain, and looking past obstacles towards living a better life.  His songs are said to be uplifting, thought provoking and emotionally heartfelt.  Jared mixes humor, stories of life on road and personal experience to relate to the audience set before him. Young people have walked away with life changing experiences such as finding their true passion in life, appreciating others around them and ceasing to bully those that are different, stopping their attempts at suicide and forming life lasting relationships with the friends and family surrounding them.   He pursued a career in music from an early age, which earned him spots on national stages with many top performers. He was thrust into the school system in 2006 when he saw the need for character education through the power of music.  He recognized that his songs spoke to the heart of the issues that many young people were facing including suicidal thoughts, self harm, bullying, troubles at home etc.  Since he began performing in schools he has literally crossed state lines from the northeast to California speaking for thousands of young people and has had the opportunity to be the keynote for many national and state conferences with groups like HOSA, 4H, FBLA, Prevention Links, School Counselor Associations, HOBY and the list goes on. You can find him at jaredcampbell.com.   This show is brought to you by K-12 Clothing. K-12 Clothing is a PTA-Dad created business focused on providing high-quality school apparel while increasing access to educational resources through fundraising in schools. Learn more at k12clothing.com

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This week's episode features teachers who began their professional careers in other industries, and they offer some reflective insights into what led them to teaching and what they bring with them from their lives before education. Mr. Tim Harte teaches Social Studies and is currently in his 8th year teaching at Conant high school, though he has  coached soccer since 2002.Ms. Shayna Adelman is in her 7th year at Conant teaching classes like engineering, computer science, and physics.  In addition those courses, Shayna works with students from improv and theater.Mr. Erik Hauser has been teaching biology at Conant for 18 years.  He is also the athletic coordinator and he sponsors the HOSA club.  He's worn many hats in his career as he has been the dean of students, coached water polo and football, and sponsored student council and environmental club

AUHSD Future Talks: Episode 20 (Shawn Patel)In this episode of AUHSD Future Talks, Superintendent Matsuda interviews Shawn Patel an AUHSD/Oxford Academy graduate an currently a UC Berkeley EECS & Regents' Scholar and Mobile Health Engineer.Shawn joined OA-HOSA when he was in 9th grade and started working on his medical innovation projects and became the winning force in HOSA's medical innovation competitions at the state and the international levels. He was recognized in the Congressional App Challenge and in the Apple Worldwide Developers Challenge, became a featured developer in the app store, awarded by NOCROP as Outstanding Student for AUHSD, and served as OA-HOSA Co-President during his senior year. In addition, Shawn was featured on the Taco Bell Foundation website for pitching his innovation of utilizing thermal-sensing technology to prevent food-borne illness to a large group of corporate employees. Consequently, he was offered a paid, never-been-done internship by the Taco Bell’s Kitchen Innovation Team after impressing a panel during his Live Más Scholarship interview.

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Maddie Miller - a Senior at Newport High School - is heading a project in our community to have donations of cards and letters mailed to Woodlawn Care Center in Newport.  At time of recording, Woodlawn had announced 22 of their residents in the care home have been infected with Covid 19.  Maddie had worked at Woodlawn this summer, and has a personal connection to one who is infected, though she wants to help as many as possible.  Her request is for as many students in the Newport School System, and people in our community, to take the time to write a letter for those who are infected.  She talked about the short staff at Woodlawn, her wanting to go back to work there to help but is unable to because of school and more.  We also talked about her school's HOSA event this Friday, what they are raising money for, and who can attend.

They donate more blood to ARUP than any other group or organization in the State of Utah. We’re talking about Jordan School District high school students. On this episode of the Supercast, we visit a blood drive at Copper Hills High organized by HOSA students. We talk to the student donors and find out why ...continue reading "Episode 57: JSD Students Are Largest ARUP Blood Donors in Utah"

HOSA has always been one of the largest clubs at Lambert with passionate members running each event or activity. With hundreds of members, social distancing is taking a toll on their year. On this week's episode, we interview the new HOSA president, Isabel Goldsmith, on how this year's officers and advisors have worked to make HOSA a great experience for all, both members and the community. Lambert having such a large healthcare department, the rest of the school looks up to them as role models during a time where masks and sanitization is first. How is HOSA getting ready to face the year? --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

LIBRO DE JOSUÉ CAPÍTULOS 19 AL 21 EXTRACTO CAPÍTULO 19 BIBLIA ZOE LA REPARTICIÓN DE LA  TIERRA DESDE LA SEGUNDA A LA SÉPTIMA SUERTE MÁS LA HEREDAD DE JOSUÉ! La segunda suerte tocó a Simeón, para la tribu de los hijos de Simeón conforme a sus familias; Y su heredad fue en medio de la heredad de los hijos de Judá. Y tuvieron en su heredad a Beerseba, Seba, Molada, Hazar-sual, Bala, Ezem, Eltolad, Betul, Horma, Siclag, Bet-marcabot, Hazar-susa, Bet-lebaot y Saruhén; 13 ciudades con sus aldeas; Aín, Rimón, Eter y Asán; 4 ciudades con sus aldeas; y todas las aldeas que estaban alrededor de estas ciudades hasta Baalat-beer, que es Ramat del Neguev. Esta es la heredad de la tribu de los hijos de Simeón conforme a sus familias. De la suerte de los hijos de Judá fue sacada la heredad de los hijos de Simeón, por cuanto la parte de los hijos de Judá era excesiva para ellos; así que los hijos de Simeón tuvieron su heredad en medio de la de Judá. La tercera suerte tocó a los hijos de Zabulón conforme a sus familias; y el territorio de su heredad fue hasta Sarid. Y su límite sube hacia el occidente a Marala, y llega hasta Dabeset, y de allí hasta el arroyo que está delante de Jocneam; y gira de Sarid hacia el oriente, hacia donde nace el sol, hasta el límite de Quislot-tabor, sale a Daberat, y sube a Jafía. Pasando de allí hacia el lado oriental a Gat-hefer y a Ita- cazín, sale a Rimón rodeando a Nea. Luego, al norte, el límite gira hacia Hanatón, viniendo a salir al valle de Jefte-el; y abarca Catat, Naalal, Simrón, Idala y Belén; 12 ciudades con sus aldeas. Esta es la heredad de los hijos de Zabulón conforme a sus familias; estas ciudades con sus aldeas. La cuarta suerte correspondió a Isacar, a los hijos de Isacar conforme a sus familias. Y fue su territorio Jezreel, Quesulot, Sunem, Hafaraim, Sihón, Anaharat, Rabit, Quisión, Abez, Remet, En-ganim, En-hada y Bet-pases. Y llega este límite hasta Tabor, Sahazima y Bet-semes, y termina en el Jordán; 16 ciudades con sus aldeas. Esta es la heredad de la tribu de los hijos de Isacar conforme a sus familias; estas ciudades con sus aldeas. La quinta suerte correspondió a la tribu de los hijos de Aser conforme a sus familias. Y su territorio abarcó Helcat, Halí, Betén, Acsaf, Alamelec, Amad y Miseal; y llega hasta Carmelo al occidente, y a Sihorlibnat. Después da vuelta hacia el oriente a Bet-dagón y llega a Zabulón, al valle de Jefte-el al norte, a Bet-emec y a Neiel, y sale a Cabul al norte. Y abarca a Hebrón, Rehob, Hamón y Caná, hasta la gran Sidón. De allí este límite tuerce hacia Ramá, y hasta la ciudad fortificada de Tiro, y gira hacia Hosa, y sale al mar desde el territorio de Aczib. Abarca también Uma, Afec y Rehob; veintidós ciudades con sus aldeas. Esta es la heredad de la tribu de los hijos de Aser conforme a sus familias; estas ciudades con sus aldeas. La sexta suerte correspondió a los hijos de Neftalí conforme a sus familias. Y abarcó su territorio desde Helef, Alón-saananim, Adami- neceb y Jabneel, hasta Lacum, y sale al Jordán. Y giraba el límite hacia el occidente a Aznot-tabor, y de allí pasaba a Hucoc, y llegaba hasta Zabulón al sur, y al occidente confinaba con Aser, y con Judá por el Jordán hacia donde nace el sol. Y las ciudades fortificadas son Sidim, Zer, Hamat, Racat, Cineret, Adama, Ramá, Hazor, Cedes, Edrei, En-hazor, Irón, Migdal-el, Horem, Bet-anat y Bet-semes; 19 ciudades con sus aldeas. Esta es la heredad de la tribu de los hijos de Neftalí conforme a sus familias; estas ciudades con sus aldeas. La séptima suerte correspondió a la tribu de los hijos de Dan conforme a sus familias. Y fue el territorio de su heredad, Zora, Estaol, Ir-semes, Saalabín, Ajalón, Jetla, Elón, Timnat, Ecrón, Elteque, Gibetón, Baalat, Jehúd, Bene-berac, Gat-rimón, Mejarcón y Racón, con el territorio que está delante de Jope. FUNDACIÓN VIDA ZOE EDITADO LIVEMAN DEE 2020

Listen to Veronica Goveas talk about her experience with HOSA, how she was elected to Wisconsin HOSA's executive council, her journey of pursuing a career in health, and her take on the Netflix Series Never Have I Ever!

On this Preach What You Practice interview, Valedictorian Elizabeth Ogolo takes us on her journey of resilience, diligence and faith. Class President is one of her many titles as she embodies the spirit of leadership, impacting her classmates and school. The ambition and confidence of this young lady will inspire you to walk in excellence and impact. On her several Ivy League university acceptance and scholarships, she has this to say “…by the Grace of God, I have been able to use my personal challenges as a testament of His work in my life and use my stories to help others in the process.”Elizabeth Ogolo is the senior class president and valedictorian of Elsik High School, Houston TX. She has participated and held leadership positions in a slew of campus activities including volleyball, National Honor Society, Science National Honor Society, Health Occupations Students of America or HOSA, Student’s Council, Math National Honor Society, Rho Kappa, and Students for Christ. Connect with this future neurosurgeon on Twitter @ElizabethOgolo.Let’s continue the conversation on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter @TheStellifyPodcast. Use the hashtag #stellified. Thank you for subscribing, listening, reviewing and rating this podcast.

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AJ and Chris are back on the mic together and continue their 6th volume of their Quarantine Chronicles.Local-ishHeard our show on the air the other weekend, we are pretty much on the same episode as the feed which is cool.Recap on last weeks HOSA ep. - Andy & Jacob*Masks from Tom Bihn (https://www.tombihn.com/products/facemask?variant=32211287048255) - Buy a mask, give a mask - reusable cloth face masks*Via KGMI: “Local state game warden confirms cougar sightings in Bellingham” May 13: https://kgmi.com/news/007700-local-state-game-warden-confirms-cougar-sightings-in-bellingham/ Whatcom Face coverings directive: http://www.whatcomcounty.us/3404/Directive-To-Wear-Face-Coverings Bellingham BingoPicking a local restaurant to showcase to hopefully keep them in all your minds when you order takeout next.*AJ*-Iron Rooster: https://www.ironroosterbakery.com/DOOR PICKUP SERVICE -Menu for May 23 & 24 on Social Media Open 10a-2p*Chris** Latitude Kitchen & Bar (https://www.google.com/maps/place/1065+E+Sunset+Dr,+Bellingham,+WA+98226/@48.7720113,-122.4648397,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m5!3m4!1s0x5485a37fc1553481:0x1342dd3eb5c88b7!8m2!3d48.7720113!4d-122.462651) - Sunset Square drive-thru * “Monday Kids Eat FREE (?) - For every $12 in food purchased, receive any (1) kids meal for free. * http site, not secure. But Viking Food (https://www.ordervikingfood.com/r/1010/restaurants/delivery/American/Latitude-Kitchen-Bar-Bellingham) has an online menu. (CP - American Kobe Burger)New in the (at home) office*AJ** Mouse hunt * Logitech (M720 Triathalon (https://www.logitech.com/en-us/product/m720-triathlon?crid=7)) ProNew Things? *Chris** Please Print (A Journaling Rant) (https://www.thecramped.com/please-print-a-journaling-rant/) - from TheCramped.com. “THAT APP WILL NOT EXIST NOR WILL ANYTHING YOU TYPE INTO IT. The history of computing has copious evidence to back me up on that bold statement. The evidence shows that [a journaling app] will likely be long gone in 20 years...Maybe when the company dies they’ll give you an exit plan to save your work or maybe they won’t. Even if you still have the files twenty years from now you won’t have a working app to open them with. Like those ZIP Disks in [the writer’s] basement, your best hope will be to have some old computers with the right app to be able to open them up and print them out.* New discipline/daily habit - transferring information from data hoarding to good-quality paper, one page at a time.* Midori MD Grid notebook, A5 size (https://www.jetpens.com/Midori-MD-Notebook-A5-Grid/pd/13607)* Staedtler Pigment Liner (https://www.jetpens.com/Staedtler-Pigment-Liner-Marker-Pen-0.3-mm-Black/pd/7938) pens*AJ** Trellis + Co. ; (https://www.amazon.com/stores/Trellis+%2B+Co./page/E0BEEBCC-34A7-40D2-8AE3-DED027104682?ref_=ast_bln) Trellis + Co. started as a family business created by a bioengineer living on a homestead in one of the remotest areas in the Lower 48. http://trellisandcompany.com/ * Use a previously mentioned cold brew coffee kit as ice tea on tap in the fridge. http://trellisandcompany.com/cold-brew-coffee-kit/* Go*Find 11 (by MineLab) (https://go-find.minelab.com/en/) - metal detector for those family adventures with the little who wants to grow up to be a treasure hunter.Quality AssuranceVideo:Pip: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07d2dXHYb94 Podcast:Book:*AJ**Chris - A Lesser Photographer (https://www.amazon.com/Lesser-Photographer-Escape-Focus-Matters/dp/0578545101/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1538501633&sr=), by CJ Chilvers, now in its second edition. (Also author of the Van Halen Encyclopedia.)*“Collecting information is easy. Reviewing and applying information is hard.”

AJ and Chris are back on the mic together and continue their 6th volume of their Quarantine Chronicles.Local-ishHeard our show on the air the other weekend, we are pretty much on the same episode as the feed which is cool.Recap on last weeks HOSA ep. - Andy & Jacob*Masks from Tom Bihn (https://www.tombihn.com/products/facemask?variant=32211287048255) - Buy a mask, give a mask - reusable cloth face masks*Via KGMI: “Local state game warden confirms cougar sightings in Bellingham” May 13: https://kgmi.com/news/007700-local-state-game-warden-confirms-cougar-sightings-in-bellingham/ Whatcom Face coverings directive: http://www.whatcomcounty.us/3404/Directive-To-Wear-Face-Coverings Bellingham BingoPicking a local restaurant to showcase to hopefully keep them in all your minds when you order takeout next.*AJ*-Iron Rooster: https://www.ironroosterbakery.com/DOOR PICKUP SERVICE -Menu for May 23 & 24 on Social Media Open 10a-2p*Chris** Latitude Kitchen & Bar (https://www.google.com/maps/place/1065+E+Sunset+Dr,+Bellingham,+WA+98226/@48.7720113,-122.4648397,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m5!3m4!1s0x5485a37fc1553481:0x1342dd3eb5c88b7!8m2!3d48.7720113!4d-122.462651) - Sunset Square drive-thru * “Monday Kids Eat FREE (?) - For every $12 in food purchased, receive any (1) kids meal for free. * http site, not secure. But Viking Food (https://www.ordervikingfood.com/r/1010/restaurants/delivery/American/Latitude-Kitchen-Bar-Bellingham) has an online menu. (CP - American Kobe Burger)New in the (at home) office*AJ** Mouse hunt * Logitech (M720 Triathalon (https://www.logitech.com/en-us/product/m720-triathlon?crid=7)) ProNew Things? *Chris** Please Print (A Journaling Rant) (https://www.thecramped.com/please-print-a-journaling-rant/) - from TheCramped.com. “THAT APP WILL NOT EXIST NOR WILL ANYTHING YOU TYPE INTO IT. The history of computing has copious evidence to back me up on that bold statement. The evidence shows that [a journaling app] will likely be long gone in 20 years...Maybe when the company dies they’ll give you an exit plan to save your work or maybe they won’t. Even if you still have the files twenty years from now you won’t have a working app to open them with. Like those ZIP Disks in [the writer’s] basement, your best hope will be to have some old computers with the right app to be able to open them up and print them out.* New discipline/daily habit - transferring information from data hoarding to good-quality paper, one page at a time.* Midori MD Grid notebook, A5 size (https://www.jetpens.com/Midori-MD-Notebook-A5-Grid/pd/13607)* Staedtler Pigment Liner (https://www.jetpens.com/Staedtler-Pigment-Liner-Marker-Pen-0.3-mm-Black/pd/7938) pens*AJ** Trellis + Co. ; (https://www.amazon.com/stores/Trellis+%2B+Co./page/E0BEEBCC-34A7-40D2-8AE3-DED027104682?ref_=ast_bln) Trellis + Co. started as a family business created by a bioengineer living on a homestead in one of the remotest areas in the Lower 48. http://trellisandcompany.com/ * Use a previously mentioned cold brew coffee kit as ice tea on tap in the fridge. http://trellisandcompany.com/cold-brew-coffee-kit/* Go*Find 11 (by MineLab) (https://go-find.minelab.com/en/) - metal detector for those family adventures with the little who wants to grow up to be a treasure hunter.Quality AssuranceVideo:Pip: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07d2dXHYb94 Podcast:Book:*AJ**Chris - A Lesser Photographer (https://www.amazon.com/Lesser-Photographer-Escape-Focus-Matters/dp/0578545101/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1538501633&sr=), by CJ Chilvers, now in its second edition. (Also author of the Van Halen Encyclopedia.)*“Collecting information is easy. Reviewing and applying information is hard.”

Original Posting Date: April 14th, 2020Maryam Fatima is a double majoring in Population Health and Political Science. As an emerging youth leader, her passion for organizations that foster a campus community and identity amongst students is what lead her pursuit to be a part of several clubs on campus in various capacities. From writing for MSA's magazine, The Message, training HOSA members on debate skills as a training coordinator and being involved in the program development of the annual TEDxUTSC conference among other experiences, she truly believes her involvement in campus groups has made her university life whole. She had also been a worked at the International Student Centre as a Global Learning Ambassador serving as the liaison for exchange students and also helping UTSC students travel abroad. Her current work study position as a campus groups intern allows her to use her club related experiences to assist other groups on campus. 

On this episode AJ digitally sits down with the founders of HOSA hot sauce, a Bellingham based fermented hot sauce company with an artistic, and at times alchemical, flare. And in AJ's eyes, some of the best ding-dong hot sauce ever (and in some cases allergy friendly). Meet the founders:-Andy Beer: the fermentation alchemists and secret sauce maker -IG: https://www.instagram.com/pale.blue.ale/-Jacob Covey: artist the alchemy of art behind each bottle. -web: https://www.unflown.com/Hosa Co.Web: https://hosasauce.comIG: https://www.instagram.com/hosa.sauce/FB: https://www.facebook.com/HOSAsauce/Find your podcast hosts on the WebAJ: ajbarse.com (http://ajbarse.com/)IG: @ajbarseChris: chrispowell.co (http://chrispowell.co/)IG: @mnmltekAnd over the air right here in Bellingham: Community-Powered KMRE, 102.3 FM airing our show Saturday at 3pm and streaming worldwide at kmre.org (http://kmre.org/)

On this episode AJ digitally sits down with the founders of HOSA hot sauce, a Bellingham based fermented hot sauce company with an artistic, and at times alchemical, flare. And in AJ's eyes, some of the best ding-dong hot sauce ever (and in some cases allergy friendly). Meet the founders:-Andy Beer: the fermentation alchemists and secret sauce maker -IG: https://www.instagram.com/pale.blue.ale/-Jacob Covey: artist the alchemy of art behind each bottle. -web: https://www.unflown.com/Hosa Co.Web: https://hosasauce.comIG: https://www.instagram.com/hosa.sauce/FB: https://www.facebook.com/HOSAsauce/Find your podcast hosts on the WebAJ: ajbarse.com (http://ajbarse.com/)IG: @ajbarseChris: chrispowell.co (http://chrispowell.co/)IG: @mnmltekAnd over the air right here in Bellingham: Community-Powered KMRE, 102.3 FM airing our show Saturday at 3pm and streaming worldwide at kmre.org (http://kmre.org/)

Observations around Bellingham since Covidhttps://quip.com/cUVAEALtXoZ* “Nobody on the road, nobody on the beach...I feel it in the air, people are out of reach. Empty stores, empty streets, the sun goes down alone....”* More people are waving hi and smiling - from a safe distance* Less complaining while waiting in grocery store lines. More acceptance of the situation?https://quip.com/VIcAEA4FVCJ* Home improvement stores are bustling * so many people out walking* So much more social media- if thats you- just use it for good yo!* Store shelves can look bleak at times- remember your neighbors as you shop yo! Some family's have allergies Things we are doing to get work donehttps://quip.com/cUVAEALtXoZ* Dressing for the workday like I’m still heading into the office.* Closing the door to my new office in the guest room to limit family distractions. I’m in work mode. DND.* Fighting my lizard brain: “I’m going to give eight hours of 100%” Not expecting to accomplish superhuman results. Taking a chunk of work and hitting it hard.https://quip.com/VIcAEA4FVCJ* What Chris said. +forming a normal routine to this abnormal time (morning coffee and the commute just look a little different in the home) * Standing. Sitting. Moving. Not JUST sitting on a couch * Block out time for email- as opposed to dealing with the continuous trickle * Sharing content as much as possible Things we are doing to prevent going bonkers https://quip.com/cUVAEALtXoZ* Permission granted: 5-minute chat with my wife outside my guest room office, a 10-minute video break downstairs in the family room TV, lunchtime dog walks out of the house. *We don’t need to be chained to our desk for eight consecutive hours.** After work I watch a few 80s-era MTV music videos on YouTube to make me smile and think back to my days of youth. A simpler time.* Think of three things that I will do once we’re allowed to head back into society, e.g. Hana Teriyaki lunch at the Tom Glenn Common at the Bellwether, spending an hour at Caffe Adagio with my notebook and device, strolling around the B’ham Farmers Market* Check one national news site and one local news site once in the morning and once after work. So many directives, proclamations, and orders flying around, it’s important to know what’s going on. In moderation.https://quip.com/VIcAEA4FVCJ* Even more creative with cooking; and discovery of Bham’s own Hosa hot sauce https://hosasauce.com/ * Yard work* Cartoons with kiddoHistory of the word: Quarantine https://www.cdc.gov/quarantine/historyquarantine.htmlVIDEO - We got this, Americahttps://youtu.be/LhwLYMHyRNUVIDEO - AJ’s transparency pool of working from home https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZU_ADAzGH9o&feature=youtu.be

Observations around Bellingham since Covidhttps://quip.com/cUVAEALtXoZ* “Nobody on the road, nobody on the beach...I feel it in the air, people are out of reach. Empty stores, empty streets, the sun goes down alone....”* More people are waving hi and smiling - from a safe distance* Less complaining while waiting in grocery store lines. More acceptance of the situation?https://quip.com/VIcAEA4FVCJ* Home improvement stores are bustling * so many people out walking* So much more social media- if thats you- just use it for good yo!* Store shelves can look bleak at times- remember your neighbors as you shop yo! Some family's have allergies Things we are doing to get work donehttps://quip.com/cUVAEALtXoZ* Dressing for the workday like I’m still heading into the office.* Closing the door to my new office in the guest room to limit family distractions. I’m in work mode. DND.* Fighting my lizard brain: “I’m going to give eight hours of 100%” Not expecting to accomplish superhuman results. Taking a chunk of work and hitting it hard.https://quip.com/VIcAEA4FVCJ* What Chris said. +forming a normal routine to this abnormal time (morning coffee and the commute just look a little different in the home) * Standing. Sitting. Moving. Not JUST sitting on a couch * Block out time for email- as opposed to dealing with the continuous trickle * Sharing content as much as possible Things we are doing to prevent going bonkers https://quip.com/cUVAEALtXoZ* Permission granted: 5-minute chat with my wife outside my guest room office, a 10-minute video break downstairs in the family room TV, lunchtime dog walks out of the house. *We don’t need to be chained to our desk for eight consecutive hours.** After work I watch a few 80s-era MTV music videos on YouTube to make me smile and think back to my days of youth. A simpler time.* Think of three things that I will do once we’re allowed to head back into society, e.g. Hana Teriyaki lunch at the Tom Glenn Common at the Bellwether, spending an hour at Caffe Adagio with my notebook and device, strolling around the B’ham Farmers Market* Check one national news site and one local news site once in the morning and once after work. So many directives, proclamations, and orders flying around, it’s important to know what’s going on. In moderation.https://quip.com/VIcAEA4FVCJ* Even more creative with cooking; and discovery of Bham’s own Hosa hot sauce https://hosasauce.com/ * Yard work* Cartoons with kiddoHistory of the word: Quarantine https://www.cdc.gov/quarantine/historyquarantine.htmlVIDEO - We got this, Americahttps://youtu.be/LhwLYMHyRNUVIDEO - AJ’s transparency pool of working from home https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZU_ADAzGH9o&feature=youtu.be

This episode with Mr. Wenzelburger and Mrs. Mandziara includes HOSA, football, WebMD, cellular respiration, and Christ. Listen to these teachers discuss what Learning for Life, the first part of our mission statement, looks like in their classrooms and in so many other places.

I have a hard time using the word fail. It’s not my favorite word to use and I am convinced that the way you speak affects the way you think and your actions. Therefore it’s a word that I avoid using in my classroom and in my personal life.  Unfortunately, everyone I know loves to use the word fail. In my classroom my students constantly talk about failing classes, epic fails; fail, fail.  The word itself has taken a life of its own. There’s not a day that goes by in my classroom, where we are either in the middle of an interactive laboratory or are reviewing content, where a student risks embarrassment, goes out on a limb and with nervous anticipation says what they believe is the right answer; only to get it wrong. My natural instinct is to look them straight in the eye, smile, and tell them how that’s a really good answer, and how it was very close to the real answer and please let me explain what the real answer is.  No matter how big my smile can be, no matter how wonderful I can project the tone of my voice, inevitably, somebody says fail. It may not be the word itself; at some point the sense of failure lingers inside the room. I feel that my attempts at combating failure, has failed. I have failed to stop failure from occurring in my classroom. It is without a doubt a blemish in my career and in my heart. As a child, my mother always believed in me. My mother, with her 40-year-old child, continues to tell me how much she believes in me. She is without a doubt one of my biggest supporters.  Whether it was dressing up as Frosty the Snowman in fourth grade trying to remember my steps and lines, or as the president of my HOSA club who forgot to order the pizzas for our Friday school fundraiser (and had to apologize to every single person in our school for not having any pizza), she continues to hold her ground, and continues to believe in me That believe in me has carried me over in some very dark times, both professionally and personally. I value her words more and more each day as they continue to fuel me and inspired me to become a better version of myself today than I was yesterday. Which is why as much as I hate to accept failure, I must accept it.  As much as I despise the word and how it feels when those consonants and vowels come out of my mouth, I must except the fact that we live in a society the points out highlights and emphasizes failure. I must sadly accept the fact, that I failed to remove failure from the language of my classroom. Here’s what I can do... I can fail better You see, there is a sycophantic morose obsession in our society when it comes to failure.  People are almost excited when someone that seems at the top of their game, fails. It's been said that when we hold people up to a pedestal, like the way we hold our heroes, we hold them to a much higher standard than we hold ourselves. And we love to see them fall... It means they were human... After all... The classroom is no different; there is always going to be the "smart kids", “the dumb kids", “the poor kids", “the rich kids", etc... Whatever category you, our students, or anybody else can fit them into, these categories were not designed by children, rather they are absorbed by children because of the adults around them.  Prejudice, stereotypes, and pre-conceived notions of people are all learned by children and taught by adults And if failure is the great equalizer in the classroom; if failure somehow helps wipe the slate clean in the minds of our studnets, helping see everybody in the classroom as equals...   And if failure helps bring down those who we feel are above us, as our tabloids filled with scandal seem to point out, then let us try a new approach to failure Let’s fail better Let’s shoot for failure on a different level. Let us embrace failure as being epic; true epic failure. Failure so grand, so magnificent, so wonderful,

This monthly episode has us visiting our student of the week Paige Cupp, our teacher tip from Mr. Nace, and our featured guest Principal Angelo DeStefano from Assunpink. Our fearless leaders, Mr. Orfe and Mr. Nash take us on this journey to learn more about Mercer County Technical Schools and have some fun along the way! Make sure to listen to us on Spotify, Google Play and iTunes.@mctsnjwww.mcts.eduInstagram: www.instagram.com/mctsnjFacebook: fb.me/mctsnjTwitter: www.twitter.com/mctsnjYoutube: goo.gl/nc1hEfJump to:Welcome: 0:20Student of the Week: 4:08Ask MCTS: 11:52Teacher Tips: 14:19Featured Guest: 15:29Closing: 24:43Enjoy!

Today we are featuring Rohan Sharma who attends our Health Science Academy at Mercer County Technical Schools. Rohan is a HOSA state officer and make sure to listen all the way through to learn more, enjoy!@mctsnjwww.mcts.eduInstagram: www.instagram.com/mctsnjFacebook: fb.me/mctsnjTwitter: www.twitter.com/mctsnjYoutube: goo.gl/nc1hEf

Thank you for listening to this week's episode about HOSA. This club means so much to me and if you have any questions or feedback about HOSA please email me at firstonthefield@gmail.com

This week's teacher feature award goes to Denise Abbott of Timpview High School. Mrs. Abbott is the State Advisor of Hosa in Utah (Health Occupations Students of America). Denise is in charge of over 5000 students learning science, teaches 6 classes a day with 36 students in each class. Beverly Watkins nominated Mrs. Abbott and says that "she expects a great deal from each student, and gets the results back she asks for".  Mrs. Abbott receives a special recognition award from Zions Bank, an overnight stay at the Anniversary Inn, dinner for two at the Roof Restaurant downtown, and two season passes to the new Hale Center Theater. At the end of the year, one lucky teacher will win the lease of a new car provided by Burt Bros. Tire and Service. KSL NewsRadio and Zions Bank are proud to honor Utah's best teachers with the KSL Teacher Feature Awards! Since 1994, Teacher Feature has highlighted outstanding teachers throughout the State of Utah. Winning teachers are announced every Tuesday morning, September through June, on Utah's Morning News with Brian & Amanda.

Question Index2:00 Thoughts on 65 amps 4:03 You can not get a full experience of gear at NAMM4:50 The Changes at NAMM what to expect9:29 Thoughts on Charvel signature guitars14:45 What booths are you excited to check out at NAMM?19:20 Do you think it is right to sell the gear you get for free?27: 42 The Dude Know Your Gear Shirt and Know Your Tonehttps://teechip.com/stores/knowyourgear30:38 Diamond Guitars31:50 You get boxes of cables, How many cables do you really need?Why we feel Hosa built brand recognition and loyalty37:35 What is your favorite fret wire size?41:19 Why I picked that Framus guitar.47:47 Have you guys tried Duisenberg guitars. 50:24 Why I haven't bought a Suhr yet. I said Yet. lol 52:07 I feel expensive guitars are partly about being unique 56:40 Good guitars are pretty affordable58:47 The Gear is Win T shirt.59:41 Is there a big difference between the Mexican Made and US Strat?1:04:02 Jackson guitars when Fender bought them1:06:00 Working on old Jacksons and Epiphone guitars1:07:24 Do you take a $150 guitar and put $200 in parts in it?1:11:22 What do you think of the Diamond Renegade guitar?1:13:01 Chapman, PRS SE, Schecter, Diamond are all the same quality to me. 1:15:25 Guitars made in Vietnam have been not so great. 1:18:52 Gibson Closes Cake Walk 1:25:00 It seems like the brands that are growing have a Social presence.1:26:4 Coke, Pepsi, and Dunkin Donuts?1:31:40 653 live people hanging outing and I almost bought a Charvel1:33:35 What mistakes has Gibson make?1:38:40 Gibson used guitars seem to be selling. 1:41:01 What guitar do you feel has the best resale value?1:47:18 Has Pixxy raised his $300 price celling?1:49:40 What did Gibson sell you a guitar for?1:51:50 I still play most the brands I did when I started. 1:53:50 The Mash Up shirts https://teechip.com/stores/knowyourgearSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/phillipmcknightKYG)

This episode features a number of interviews conducted in Jamestown, ND including Western Area Health Education Center Director Denise Andress, RN, and a number of aspiring students looking ahead towards a career in nursing.

  Topics Discussed in this Episode: Collaborating with other clubs Increasing enrollment Contact us here: Twitter: @youthmover  - Email: brandon@brandonleewhite.com

Hang on, hang on, it will make you strong

Has a friend ever done something unusual? Something they have never done before? In today’s Bible story, Jesus is getting ready to enter Jerusalem. He knows He will soon face death. And He does something unusual, something He had never done before.“ ‘Hosa